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CLASS A-Contests of Speed.

OhAOo h-SObtCSto " kopCCU.
Frasr DAY-Fastest trotting (under b) or
pacing (under 4) horse, mare or gslding un-
der saddle or in harness, 2 best in 8, 8 rounds
to the heat. lst, $40. I'd, $5.
omnittee-Adelbert Jones, VIM. Smith,
W. C. Ram.
SscoND DAY-Fastest double team, trotters
or PAGERS, best In 8, 8 rounds to the heats
to enter to start
Committee-SaIae as above.
Pacing or Racking-Fastest
racking or pacing horse, mare or gelding, to
go under saddle or in harness, in 5, 3
rounds TO the heat. at.....,...... $25. $40
Committee-Jas. P. Mann, VIM. Foreacrs,
DR.. 8. L. Stewart.
THIRD DAY-Fastest trotting or pacing
horse, mare or gelding, owned in Monroe
County, saddle or harness, best 8 in s, 8
rou nds to the heat, (no horse entered for a
higher premium to be eligible in this,). $50
Committee-Henry Miller, Jsre -Wittsn
David L. Bonner.
Fastest stallion, any age, in harness or
under saddle, best in S, 8 rounds to the
heat ....,.......,....... ..$25. SiO
Committee-Wm. C. Foreaker, VIM. Glib.
son, Ur. u. w. Mason.
Fastest trotting horse, mare or gelding free
for all, to so as they please, best in 8, 5
rounds to the heat. $50. $40
Committee--Iere Williams, C. g. 0blinger,
John Williamson, F. N. Amos,
~Tsn per cent Of the total premiums, In
each race, will be charged on all entries. The
term spacing," wherever used above, shall
include tracking" Five must enter and three
Start to warrant payment Of premium ex-
cept where otherwise provided. Entries in
this class must be made before 6 o'clock on
or before the day preceding the race except.
ing the race of the first day. The Board re-
serves the right to make such other terms
and conditions in regard to the foregoing ra-
ces as it may deem expediens
CLASS 3-HoRsE DEpARTMENT-Hor-
ses for Light Harness.
Best pair matched horses for harness,
owned by one person or firm. .....$5 So
best pair matched mares for harness,
| owned by one person or firm. m.......b 3
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kiEZ The Democratic Senatorial Con-
vsntion win be held at Snmmerfeld, on
Thursday, the 1kth inst ~ t..s -
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STATE SENATOR.

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce Tho I'M as
keenan,, Of Beaver Township. Noble Coun-
ty, as a candidate for State Senator in the 10Th
Senatorial District; subject to the decision of
the District Senatorial Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Measurement Of the ground must be made
and sworn to by a.competent surveyor, and
the amount produced must be sworn to by
some one having knowledge Of the amount.
full statement Of the method Of cultiva.
ton and cost Of production must accompany
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Fat SS.ep of ann Class.

Best pen Of 8 fat sheep. ....s.......4 2
best single fat sheep. p.................2 ]
3ommittee-A Griffith, J b Holtsclaw, A
G Hughes.
GLASS G-SwINR DEPARTMENT..
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p ~ "A ,HlGHNN 81 WIN. KEAD, n J
augl2 flows. ssr i'g Sheriff N. C. O..
PEARSON 4 DoHERrY and HUNTER l. MAILo.
RY, ,Att'ys, u TEeksf IS
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-08-12

The great popularitslof WHITE IN, The
most convincing tribute TO. rs excellspcs and
Esupefiority over other machines, and In sub.
mitting tito the trade we put il to the trade
upon its merits. and in no instance has u
e7er yet failed to satisfy any rscommehda.
tion in its favor. ssl's9ssi ts,i's a''9 =
4 The demand for the WHITE has incress.
ed to such an extenethst We srs now com.
pelled TO turn out sssf sort ssst aa
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GLASS p


Peach butter, apple butter. ounce butter
plum butter, cherry butter, pear butter, tomato
butter, grape butter, raspberry butter. blacks
berry butter, cranberry butter; canned toma-
toes, blackberries; raspberriss. peaches. pears,
apples quinces, cherries, goosebsrries, entrants,
grapes: preserved ounces, peaches.S pears, ap-
Piles. plums: tomato catsup, cucumber, catsup,
picked cucumbers, peaches, tomatoes. cach 20
cents. s IS 4ilssss ssy ss z
Committee-T L Twinem, Miss Amelia Lyn-
ch. Miss Josie Williams, Miss Maggie Watson,
Miss E Garrett. ~ 8,
ssa GLASS o. ezyapsa
Best mountain cake. silver cake, gold cake,
pound cake, fruit cake, Jelly cake, lemon cake,
rusks, each % cents; Loaf homemade bread,
yeast rising. with receipt for making; Loaf
homemade bread, salt rising. with receipt for
making; leaves bakers bread, corn bread with
receipt for making, each 81 cents, blackberry
wine, currant wine, elderberry winea eaehiixar
risty Of grape wine, any other variety domestic
wine, each 81 cents; A pounds bntter.E cheese,
hams meat, box Of honey, each So cents; 5
pounds maple sugar, jar lard, peck dried ap-
Piles. peck dried peaches. gallon dried corn. gal.
lon each Of other dried fruits, each ss5 cents.
+. Committee-P Schumacher. Jr., Mrs. George
Tillman, Mrs. Henry Brown, Miss Mary Lob.
mire.
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% tll % 4 2 Ell,-lf7t 'fltFf7f
Best 3 pscimens of each variety of
pears, ifsaprroved by committee. .25c
best plate of pears, quality and beauty
" Tuie s..ss ss.ss.sssss..s..s.s-..... sSo y
la.AS q. I. t,sass.. Sfl.
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plums Ouiaces an ! Cranes. ].

Best display Of each good variety Of
plums, if approved BY committee 25c
hest display Of, plums ,...,,....-..... 25c
best plate Of qninces... .....,.,.... ...25c
best 5 lunches Of each approved varie-
/ ty OF grapes -......- -...,..,.,...,....25c
Committee-Thos Ford, ] B Noll, NJ
Hoefae i, = Shed om. - gs....s
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ANNOUNCING ENTS.

DEMOCRATIC Elk Con-.
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Best ram1 years old and over. r......... a 2
best ram under 2 years old =. ........4 2
best pen OF ewes 2 years old aud over4
best pen of ewes under years DID,
best ram lamb. ........ ................3 2
best pen of eve lambs. bs..............3 2
, 1879-03-15

cures. They expect her return III n few days to
ste rcr patient. Mr.. t'r,l,anl, Of West itavcn,
har Is,y l,Inr frotn Ills birth, uatl tho woman
vii! b. askcll IL Try 10 rt1ru him.
Mrs. sicorue lolcs, la'ly aboist 80 years ,t ot
Wednesday moruil,g by MIS- siix. Fur nonths
slle has l,Gcu a!!n., but sl1c has not been As
sick rs Mira. hall. a visitor TO the house tilis
morning was unable to see tllu lady, but va:
Informed tint slie hal been greaty s'ensited
hv Mrs. Atix'a treatment. II was seated ~
nno:rr quarter tint II II ha becn pleasant yea
trr.ihy she wnut.l have ridden cut. At tho
hnusc II wns said HAT II t,.daE ha1 not bsen 90
Marchy Illr opportunity to 1os breath Of 1rcsll
AR vuAid have been itnusovcd. IT. seems tint
Mrs Tuiles, although very poor i, llcAlst,, has
not hcen conflntd to The house 0t t1le bed.
When thu reporter was leaving the eotlSe he
met ptous vu1ore,l wstnan who was full OF
what sne dc!lercsl wcro Mrs. Mtx's miraculous
cures. H!ie WIS q study an sha stood III the
vuully ra!sed to hcavel,. saying. ~ tc'Leve
tl,rsc cures can b. n,atlc now. just as we'l as
they could tn tic u!t!en tines"
Mrs. Mix asks 10 fec for er service.
, 1879-03-15


CntcAno. Marrh l4.-Your remarks In Tuu
suvn.v .ruto,,nH nm the nronrtrty md atlyan-
soNA' ar", u .n,,.. ,,a. i,"n ornre.I.
atcd by Thousands Of your readers. 1t would
be desirable II every OILS would consider hLni-
ectf M esneeia1ly colird unun to iolLow thc at-
s.I n1A s an .., s,tr,.n,t .n,nr,,,tn,
Of ono to do all IN Ills power 10 further TIC
beautlfying Of our city snd surroundings. It IL
n n,ty to see 40 MANY wastc lands In aud near
ehsaeo 'as ae yea' a..et .s". s.a, "a's ~ .,o,s
speculative fiso " IN pFope9tY' nstead o. a"c'.
ow&lcra mnk!nE usu OF tiIc Intervening tllno mud
studl t,lcr subdivisions With trees, fully toub-
llhs lha autute ps.ee "aa sauo''ss ,..., " uea
properly ~seo oaco aRa'l' t"e'e ""' 10 '"a.-
kct. The subdivision on thu upper part Of M''
waukce avenue, known rs Lec's Or Wicker rark
th!s principle. 1t was llberalIy planted with
trees and tllu borka fuuced IN many ycars ago,
and, rs q consequence, ls now oup ol the l'a,la-
foucst resident quarters in ChieaEo, with ule-
noue HIT, w.!ile W. may rcgrot HAT tnis lesson
IL mt Often 1cedctl by private proprrty
ws1at shn,lwe say wursle patEte board, Dreaulzcd
dues INC not 81 q butter cxunrel lhc Wcst'Ci;l.
cpgo Park Commissioners have been installed
slucs 1919, md taye bcen ti,o ownurf Ut sunlc
1rO acres Vi land ever stngo 1910 md la5l. They
i,ayo prepared very elaborate plans at landscape
rardeu,li. for Ill their parks, lad them replat-
ned md revised iununleraLo times, uu.l iIayu
stlccsrIesi III improving Il, handsome stylo about
lind il lavfnr to-day in Tic same virgin nnkei,.
nsss in whlch II was tuructl over to ihe Colisnls.
stollcrs, exccpt!: liz dumping Vi nlgl,tsoil md
manur,. on ,ict1l, coIlst,tutIng an :" Improves
nncrty-owl.:rs. wht, hayu peyu tasc,l Ut il.e
nil III nSrhnIa agU to k5IO ncr acru {t,aiI aver
| sryan yrars ago] for Ills privilege Of a coso
| proximity 10 saId plr!t fro.,tt. Is Il nut about
rn,rac. IN inaya ti,a ninbDratu coiunIrtuu at lie
iuHnsrnnn .,srka for tuturn rpnprut1nne. una ut
, 1879-03-15

10 ihE EAiEoF o. 1At Iflu4nt.
LANSING, Mich, March 13.-Ne all hayo re.
sncct for things ancient, md certainly about tho
new Capitol of Michigan there Is no more In
lercstlng eight than the Jvnnison collection Of
old coins, medals, aul Iulsau curlosltles now In
tiu Military Museum. THIS famous collection
Includes specimens Of atl tho United States
coins, from one cent up to sl0 also gold, silver.
MID copper coins Of nearly at the nations OF the
cartl,, together with old Roman and Crock coins
IRON 1,5O0 to 1900 years o!d,-amonR them
ptolcmlcs, Cnsars, wtdows' nttcs, Alexander
Tic Greats, etc. There are also bills Of 143 Of
the carly wildcat banks Ut this State Conlclcr-
ntc CURRENCY Of nl denominations, a,la o DRAFT
Ut the nc. s. A." tor 81, ,000 ,uO0: autographs OF
john Hancock, Presidents L!nroln, Qrant, Jack
s>n, Tyler. Polk, aalN F,llmoret and other
celebrities. OF Indian Btone rctca
there nye axcs, .6klmmlng-stones, hammers,
shoyels, pipes, Birds wear1ng..stones, banner
stones, md nanY Guatnt and curious thugs
whose use Is unknown, together with pcst!cs,
arrow-p0luts, bows, arrows, quivcrs, tolnnhaWks,
cte. 1t Ia sate to say TINT tlcra Is not another
as tuo collection Of Iullun stonc np!e,ncnta II,
pregiatIng their value, havo bcou trying to gct
poasrssIon OF then, TOR thc Inst wear, but II he
purtY with bis splendid collection II Is his Wish
lint Michigan at!oull own 1t. lie has alsu
nlallo i've curious al,a valuable scrapb0uks
dusfng tho Inst seven years, That glvn d full
rrcurd OF all transactlurs pertaining to ths con-
R,ruction of The new Stnto Capitol. These
rlake u complete history Of the new building,
ni f0r pa1.,5tnklng lnn0r md Original conccp-
t!o,I do not think tho work las ever been ex-
cclIeu. y.
, 1879-03-15

To iht Editor af The TFthttnt.
CHICAGO, March I'LL ste bY this mornings
tribune tint the Confederate Br,gadlers pro-
pose to kick out the enllro Congressional dele.
cation from, Iowa. Now They aro on The right
track. Heretofore they have ouly defcd the
Government, murdered our ytllzons, na,ic wild.
ows md orphans, forced ilsc 1,alton Into debt.
paralyzcl lie enerEIrs of bustness, Uninterrupted
Individuals nnl cngcndeEed bad fntft Md mis-
rule In the public mind. Fur all of this our
nlctnhcss of Congress- l,aye suitably apuorized
to tlunt ru.noYeu the uiiisfn which always at
tacl,es to trcasun, nn.t bcgucl tlHm to forgive
The North for It's resslnnee In f1rur OF ti1e M
tlun's safrty. and invited ilcni baek into Coll
Eress to govern the country as OF yuEc.
All this did mt hurt t!ie members OF Con-
gress, as 1lscy weru INT of hanGcr and pensoncrs
OH tile pcuptcfs bulintv. lIut nor that they
uroppse 10 brrtu to kick theinbers Vi Cungrcsa.
they aro OIL ilIo right track. LIT them Kick
ll.pr, nut by delegations nn ildsytduats; let
them keep Kicking 81 long ns ti,ey can iind ono
tu kick,-no tlnllHcr of hurting my backbone.
Let lilcm Kick as long ns thu place hUlds out.
Perhaps this tnay GrinH tho subject homo t0
t}luyc vcutlcmen OF cshtel leisure, 50 they Will
begin 10 thtnk it meats them ntHo ind likcwisc.
Nothing hut q Guul kickluE, pcrsonal kicking,
pcrsstsut and ptlngGnt Kicking. will arousr
sumo uf our Northern Congressman W proper
eeuso ut iuty ur manhood. Ant! lhrse Conted
urlgs could nut hAru eelcetcd hettcr State tu
commence OH than Iowa. They can 'yalte III
thr most Hail Columbia tt1cro With the fc'scst
kicks n,,I nj shortest notice .! my place III
unclo SUMS dominion. LE3TALtoNIa.
, 1879-03-15
THO Ntnn Snm,tr,ls Takes It Dacks
IA fhA Edttnt Of Thk Tribute.


Cn1cAoo, March 11.-1n yestcrday'a Inter
0etan there appeared M article regarding the at.
tcnpt Of the police 10 atop tho ralk HON being
lnale by Mms. Anderson ut The Exposition
Building, In tho course Of which was an alleged
interview with me. III that intcrvsew l ntn
n,adc to saw that not long agU reporter Of THE
TRIBUNE told one Of tlle men employed by INC.
who was sunt to The Office Of that paper With M
advertisement, that we should hnvo spent $500
with TIE THinusE,-$a50 ia advertising and
500 10 certain party. ~
l wish to state enphntieally Tint The story
was told to mo by man formerly In ms cN-
1Iloy lilo sdtd tint Tribune reporter told
hin, tl,at The walk would hava been more OF
alicccss II the managers Ind spent $500 with
The TRIBUNE, a,IA he tn,y cmploye) thought
tllat $2io vi the $500 would 80 TO the advertising
department. md the balance to The reporter.
This wns thu Rtory told to mo aecona.hlnd,
by tho emplnyc, who has since been discharged,
mid It was also the story which told tho Inter-
Ocean reporter, n,ltl which hu distorted. In re-
gard to lngersul1, the mun who told II to me,
Gan only say that he hns been discharged at the
request Ut Nine. Anderson, who oblectcl 70 llte
performances aud drinking III tho juuRes'
stand. Frum what have learned concerning
him, l should In tho future give no credit to
anything lle might tell inc affecting the CHAR
meter OF other persons. 4. N. 6AMuELLs.
, 1879-03-15

T.
The Federal Elccllon lawB haye worked ad-
lnlrabty. They should he rctauc,l, and they
will bc retained, tor they aro III cnttru harmony
with tho Constitution, aud havo done much for
q free ballot. Republican Representatives asid
the Republican President will he Sustained IN
their allegiance to l,rer laws. n,ul lIr Dcn,ucra
cy will hc trylng II dangerous experiment II they
,iurru upun thu President Lie necessity 1T Veto
lug The appropriations In order to savu thu laws
!liIt guard the safety asli purify Of the bullet.
UrOn M urrogunt Congress, aud not upon u M.
lrotic Executive, wIIl rest tllc responsibility II
at,e conflict lilat is pr0p.es!cd a actually preci,-
itated,
, 1879-03-15
Tho Richest l'eor,'e ln the Ho''"'

Amerc,.rs viii soo, BE- PREPARED, u ~ si 6eIn;
mt already, 10 eonpeto tor t.1s n9ii, INV arc ta,!
tho richest pcoplu III tl'e Wy; WG!'a Wan s,s FlaSs
s sa,1Es Esspia. Il IT, Ee eotry IT, ;Ss 5.;, 's II.
iast tlrco unitcl Suites ccssss slsY 1''s 1n''sr,o
tt nsacs.e) valuations ot rsa nt,|,,rty '.,n il II
estate, exclusive of d9yeEt.'ems ~ Tfluws: lS}
s?s s19!S: vi is Is }s'9 Ill l
" 2.s3a IL 3nted ststss tsan sseIs ,;:e @
iho gain continued u !le salnu vafs fr 'acai 0!
tha coming census would pus ~ ',n. in lie NJ
tioi p;foporty essn wnic ~s o bst s ta' M
past icw Years to1bds US 10 expsHcss n ISL lut
tut tli4 country will take e lea, nxt ~ ycar -
il sae does not OCCUPY sll1t 1auk I,,,'',ts, M1
will surely do 80 ut ttEue aot 's'''e
, 1879-03-15

f6n1i1,toN iY, CT S511 s7117 i3sijcs! u
Rsnlctgra. sx po,lfas.. ~. fSe' bees soovctsi III, Il
ss' sse u ID esS;t . y Siss isy p
war; at nr laber IN le ts';tft', H., s,' reu4tt.
a II s5 a,d ts so,!: az ''s VIII sa W. vqs
grass wrosu cau,,.an'easMts, M,!nag Efpute1a, IN ",
tSsd Nsv as' @ Sss IL Af'YEs5ti E,ist Z Sss hss5
pKi !. Ktrstrss With slSt tH i, yots q
tStss i ssosst., ssss .s. = sts s,s.
was % tsa'n y rltn iIse b: uss - si sitns
Fsnasre9s.s fsa'fS s's IL IT, I'd ss!sss stt
Who testified 10 aIlhly 1eiofe ~ .g in Challestot'
mit,eo nIu Iurlug {tlu reccnt Acss'oh -
, 1879-03-15

In construction, the money required per ycar
Il reduced tu q manageable sts1ll. The .ffo'
t,psaIs ronaprisn tic maintenance Of Nbuut
a},S0U miles of national railways, nut much
nosu than hnlf nf which nre Mt prcsrnt ~
working nrior; nnd. allowing Ior others already
sanctioned nnl in private hata. ,hcro remain
them arc sI1lQle nfgrow.rnlgc tran, lines. II.
Ju Frcycinct's scllcmtA aIFo tuc1udo an OK.
pcndlt,lru OF $1bO,Nu,0oO un nav ca,'ais. ami
thc completion ut ohl sysseuls, a,nl also about
So, ,00U ,0U for thu improvement nta derpehi''t
Of norts md batbots, Alnlust nlt hia sclcmCs
huye been sanctioned.
, 1879-03-15


Since the peopie Ut the East ara 30 well satls-
fed with tic immigration Of the Chincse, tho
Six Companies sl,oull take measures to send
them a supply; and IN thls movement considcra-
be help will hc given b. tic people Of Ca'sfor-
utu. Sufficient money could bc r1ised here, bY
haIt-io!lar subscriptions, to son4 over i 5,000 by
the Atatl Company's steamers to fAualna Ut tic
rate they we're brought aeross from China.
There is i goul speculation IN this for tl.u Six
Companies, the depuEtcd EhinaNen, The people
OF lie East; nllu ltt Ealf0rninns will try to
figure I'D prott on tic transaction also.
, 1879-03-15

U1FbEf-3 II etE7V I1eDs1'
The Potter report is called tho opening Of tho
Democratic vatnpaisn Of 1850. THIS 1ncaus that
the Democratic cry Is to be FRAUD" md that
tho Republican party, It's character aud PURPOSE.
and tic wisdom Of intrustlng It With thu Gov
eruu,cnt, aru to he determined by tho alleged
,nisconauct Of Two Or three Republican Buartls.
II, with this cry, tue Democratic candi.tatc
should be Slr. Tildeti, the gentleman whosu
nepiow nul other confidential party associates
Tried TO buy Rclurulng Dourds, the situat,on
would bu exceedingly eumiea II 1t werc not pro-
toundly huulllatLng.
, 1879-03-15

TtHAharg Commercial Gdsetss fDfm.}.
The proposed subdivision 0! tic Approprla-
tton bills, 80 that tlu President will 4c deprived
VI his allary unless he siEus the oitl repeating
l!,a supervisor law, amounts to q direct attucI
on the Frcslsistit, which !le eannnt avoid meal
ing. II Ii equivalent 10 d dtc!arattup tliat Ills
hala.y IL 10 10 c,lI oil un!ess ho yields 10 thu
Den,1rracy. W. greatly mistake ,he President
llo wi, suor II l!ls saiurY IL not paid for time;
whilu ll.a assumption tl,nt hu cau bo cotrccd
thus Is vrry 6nai. ll,e Democracy must yet
u. h,gller lcye II they ltopo tu light thu rrcs-
lnul SUCCESSFULLY.
, 1879-03-15

Dr.. Garnutt, always oh nttcnitye phYsLcinn.
has hccn. particularly devoted to Aeklen's casc;
anl during It's worst staga We mot tic Do2tor
and inquired II 1t was true, as currently report
cd, that his patient was dying. "Dylngl"
ciucu,atcd tho family physscun Ut tie Demo
cratic PARTY. "Do ytii think I'D let a yote die
wien we have only ouo minority, and no time
for special election to till thu yaraueyl Ill,
no! ttl nike his medicine for him. lIitl lEe my
splf ilrst1n
, 1879-03-15

7FVTE0 {7H. J 73FHa"t7FI9 lzFns.J. -
We shouldn't be surprised II, by the close of
the extra session Of Congress. tho ::'southcrn
Drt9ad!crs" " discovered tl.at they do not md
eannut run this country; a,,l by that .tmu they
will conclude that for their own good they 1ia.
Democratic PARTY, uni ,hut tllry Wll hc ready
10 tako "back Seats" and aloy the 3,000, ,U00
democrats uf the North, WHO layo DOM the
voting, also do tho leading as,u tho engineering
, 1879-03-15

them. 1,csIacs. this, The foliage OF the tulip.
tree Il clean and fresh at a1i fines rs lie hon
net uf n fair yuung QnakcrEsa, md nO insect
mara fllp purity vi 3tt rIet, ,HlIagc,n
Downing gives nnrkcrymc,t fnfl directions FOR
trunsplanttng this peculiarly c1egaut tree"
Nuw, III piatuof willows. cot to,lwoud, aspcn, md
oi,rrs ncarly ns worthless. ,wty not have tho
sntisfncton Ut loytng tlc s,ln1e OF the "frcRtl
est nsid co1nclicst Of American toreIt tteeshl
- ~
, 1879-03-15

"Ani so, Uncls T., you don't support this
coalition nloyen,enti" "No, sir, du not"
"Why. thought you wcEc In fayor OF joint
convention" "rea; SO was. thought
mcbbe we Democrats might be abto 10 strength
Gu The ilrm bY swapping hall I.1ntcrcst witt, tho
Nationals; but I'm blessed 1t I SOC Nny roason
tor our 1naklng an nsslEnmcntth
, 1879-03-15
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.


CuicAoo, Mntch 14.-Wlat Is tho exact pay
Of our cunRrcssmcnl Please inform Us through
your ruiumns. IL.
Five Thousand dollars year ard legitimate
travelling cSpunsGs.
, 1879-03-15


cu,c4no March 13.-In rGadug 1Errani,"
~ =, ,,t,nroh,ca, ,, !t1ps f,botfnonts,n u AN
Asa "''oei"otss :. :. ~.
nfe IcfEiplc," LIZ fapct VIC "phuel III .l'e
magnitude Ut Victor 1lugo as nlaster-wTtter
/, ~, mint. but when Yc read Ills last poon., ~ La
Pitt0 Supreme" It 1tir8 thc ueepest cHoFa u
fer1tnfr ami sncll. hound to tic last verse; VIC
1' ' -. ..,t...ta, ~, tt,n rrraot
enter luto pEoluuuu iseuttn'ro" ~. '"S $50
churlty manifested In tho book ot Tho Kepuo-
,ican poet. The Impressions and movements OF
tho soul. rnpld mid varied sentiments, no
onruis,, III ,t mind md heart tic no nest read
~ :. .,. ~ ,,vo
CT must pfonounee IL "oh"e. u 'oss. ,
As thinker, the Wn6ter ASKS FcE0ict l5on
ns teaaet'-a sssa'.s . r.1,,o. ~ y, .,,remo nIty
mt for good Kings, but for tho bud. Hear l,tn
n ..r,,. sur ,.s rTands II sur II. formldabtcs,
ar jna dcmons rsonIants at aur lcs dtcux ton.
nants; -7...-.
Devant inccab'cn,cat dca sombtes continents.
pevaut rhorrour, dcyant lantse 70 noa ahaales'
DiGorme Ct pcnetsa de luenrs tnternalea;
eat vons 1un e sonHG ~ 1Mv rreo ~ s,iainn,5,
,sf. asessa W. .t.1 se e9os ,n,s ,u"inncn,ic
M. WIZ y;noss ~ me ss m,or"s foiis
"e ''t'S
~, .,t,,. =, ,s,a,n dn ,o,,nsrJ' in carnaos.
III E1aS. tnt r. On .icsssnosr fauve ct usmcsnre,
iic,asi f'SuicuIs sortr CO cri: WlssrsrA
And for wlluln Ia Tint mcrc.1
What rnn1c thrtn had ia fatality ind finttery.
rsnrcfvc thrm.
T.t., ,src, ,n.., MT ramn,nt
Tn corr,1.an III f"tt IL. ycn,To n .ir arrt,cnt.
tTsonT so,,t;,s rn,I'nnme 4" IN houehn unurrte!
crmai 81 IL plus aIdyux d. mcurtres, iattsriol
D dY tpus ios potoons. 10 pus !achs, 10 miul
.lFfanslatlhn.l
, 1879-03-15
Extrusso usvernsnaot Works ln Frauce,

= L1HUIFs 1SHV|HfFFs :. .
III. de FEcfciugt's Hctlcftca tur railway, cahAl,
nl,A irrigation works aru sufficiently extensive
amt uli.eMhEuclng to Marraut HI. 6cing shsrac-
tnsizau ~ lllu luost 0t1bisuus Munster Ut pu0lic
Works Francu bus ever eluctrd. To propose
tins expru.!:tura Ut aGuut Eit'0, 900 UW stuflnE
t&6o0, 0,uoD,0o0> ul u Y4st network af Stute rull.
ways uMl hydTaulis works would ba au1l!cirnt
10 seart!u thu people Vi q euuutry Which hul
long enjoyed uarl!crkca prosps.ltyi but wten
years IL co'lsfdercd, tlu propusal ssetna ul.noat
wild. AZ, howcvcr, the wurgs rostIhg ~ yast
u sun. Will occupy G1olu scn to luurtruu ycurs
, 1879-03-15

d ''corncs In grain.bacs, M WAS last year !he
ease. These bugs, being imported ant! laying
duty, form considerable item III The farmers
batance.shett. and the present prcn of ee3'ta
apIecc Ia considered exceptionally low lrrc, a.
though anywhere ont of California it wnalt! 10
held 10 be oukrREconsly high. II. II.