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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-26

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NO one sno mas not oeee ''eo cs ".s'..
NE dscemNSr Aea 'eceeses'seee us. "".s
from "rrsn'arssy 70 renN 70 mee's. me s"o'e
os'eess - We oeSN 49, Up y wv "'"'
ness o. pan o. sne n'enauss' Oh toe """!' .oo
rs m inst to PFnetee IT. a.d yes many ~es On"
~''a'a ehase and res. thssr nessesss vas %
AYES sssss - tnouen' 70 t"e 'sc' "sA' "
Just n iocenveneot for the'r sives 70 wait ~ e
- Tor them Order 10 me nfst y. OF nasore' ana
should - me SANE 70 hm"'es. nSo'sr
~ and hour for especial purpose make mouse
woek eesef ~ nose P'eeAot' ma "'s "'o'
should - rerop'sed y eech 'nd'vAoaa % 'ne
family. and Il - ths missseass privilege 70 insist
upon her ri4hts - tins refPect. Again, the
vaSsooe contuve9cee ana improvements sor
making Homework Sess laborsous, and thereby
sev,ng BON oGe M ssteoesa. seooid oe con-
ssdefed a. great nseseeny IN ne hoase - upon
TIE nm. woman dess not grodse NE money
eeo@dssnr @aeeeeU m On sne- oosseess e'
- hsa. end - ~ vonId peoeansy nae
~ esseccss e.a - .s'O.'''
AVIAN netseu o. v =
q - Opn3nee- 49, se"ee. " :.
-" u e-see'0 ~ 49, y
esoss
the .o" :" n.S"s' see u - - !. IL
~seo' yes ~" -ssvee s''t u..N -
s'assg 0eoeeeses 9 ~ - 49,
sol:oose' co:ss % @nca 80 ~ We -
MA oehes ase,css q sehsy' 49, . we sn @es'
Q martyr q hesed1f b scsuehiag - lwoskieg.
even unto asath, . aessa hffas expeose- 49,
= e en'.a. 81 ~: :. 20. s :. so",.,
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-26

A C0lumlAn. OHIO. correspondent vrtss !: he
psihaicafios here Of the SPrague<;oakling
amir set thu gosHping talking in earnest tsAay.
The Old horse whipping story was .toad and 70
told By those who are old enough to remember
il. An account Of The whipping vas not publish.
I'd in this city at this time. It least Tie lss q
the newspapers do not show il. However, Il was
the talk in Tie city that Kans - hoFe aAnaor
acssd very indiscreetiy in many wAys. Her
admiree Was tie slats pslntef, Nevins, married
maa, uho was living q NosthvooA Heighta, ct
shas time out ogaAs oieJz Hsas1y asesvs Iosss
lAeoa - drove arousd By 'the schoos-hoass 90
Sosk Eaao eut siakag- He called apoa her. - The
exscunys mansion. and the soss'pe say that h
would meet her af appointed places s1ssr night
Anuns ~ fsssSasa rof ~. esrsing. sas
further alleged 1t that time that her marrsed
lover called 70 80 m. n other pasees thaa her
fathers ho.as. Ose day ~ sadEeet,smas in this
city vas riding With this admirer, and they
chAncsd 70 pass . certain reaideons vhsrer Raae
wAs staading a2 tie windov. There was
eoesiAssahas asrsasio.. and Kass's gallant teld
his companion dat he could do a. be
visased with her. but the Old esntlesnen
dia not think much Of din nssersiou .asSfl
ths hsesevhippisg scraps occurred. Quite q
uauAsr q Ne Womsa Who were then young
49, SSneoees a the rePest q Governor CAase
.hesssuhiePiag' Kaas's assss. hat vhsshsl
The sspagt ~ lsuss :ef not thev win aDt
say They think ta,aa Kate was an ,ndsscrsel
esd. - aat pseas11y 30 0ishs hve es.sd
They acknowledged tlat Kate mas tho belle o
the city during has hshen ressdence il Columbus
asA that her possasea was eavsia b bsvy o
other young aadise- Being the daughter Of tn,
governor Il ~ slaae, shs would naturally occap!
ahigh pssitssa. Thsy further ny that she vas
eosA saakss. I'D aeey sharme - .vosld -
ts.cs nose any yepapesRaaA~esS ~ yesAvdl
edseaasd. In 1Qsa - haseeespsase thsse sr
too sises II s,liseily. 0se caai1s nat sAs u
- ~ ~ sfheg ~ - ~. 49, a -aibe
asensziy equal. bat all admit dat her eoadas
viii hsrsAniaat - 49, vas very isdi'
81 TigiI~ .ifsrE
~laaaps Aess ~ szsosas ssssp~ jsdl
0nA bat alvay Wasas thoo6eoder sGaiel
~ Mo- - H ta1icsiea IL paia. Civ
,saouilish sotse Wa1nlaGe. 81 eakS Bnii
: 0sDolnsD Pin n eooA Aime. % pSssau
~ s.sssssAnsae = Aiasaee hies = eaaa
nssS Tgs83ssa o.s
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-26

Two Mexican lsopards paesd
through the city yesterday. from Tsx-
q, billed 70 . st. Lou4 firm. They
vere in . freight car. and tie rsilroad
boys juse gavs on sqsiss q he beases
and paaed around O he other ids.
One Watched The ear the whole tine it
vas ct ths depot. ready 10 warn his
oowpanioos = esss H. daseseoos
freight Dads ii escape. Evssythina
passsa o60oesh)y, hovsvss, and .
agh Of relief vas lord - ths engine
vhiseled ~ hs.ksGr and Tie can
started 10 s.. Louis. a
Save ooesy aad sioe b hsviag d..
Balls Bslsiaoss PiIls slveys o. Aa.d,
and - thso Sos he asossoss desassa
Which aoss o. Iss tsoabls isoilio II
tioss. sojd svssyvAsss. Prizes, = eesaa
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pLORAL HALL.

FLORAL HALL.
A 6ne sperispen Of comb hooey IL shown
By J. n. Meadow, u Saline enusiy.
u. u. wsshborn. IL Saline. shows . 6oe
display Of .ppss~. while ID. Y. Psigmsn. Il
Lafayette. Eiva an exhibition of apples.
Pesches, grspea. etc.
Prsesvea. . 6ne collection IL exhibited
By Mn. I. T. rvymsn. of Saline.
Canned fruits lnoked elegant sasi M
doubt yell cured. are exhibited BY Mr.. q.
=. rhoup.on, Of Saline.
Mn John Acka,in and Mn. q. Z
Thoopson. bs,sh Of Saline. EXHIBIT butter
Roth samples lookesng 6rss chs. and ssiis-
6ed the BAzoo reporter that both lsci~s
unidentified their b,,sisew.
Ms DR.. Tut. Of Saline eouaiy. exhibits
. very nice sp-rimen Of lssd- II !. vrll
cured and probably will i.ke . ps~~iao.
Mn. r. n. Ojell slo shows . nice jsr Of
lard.
For native vines commend IN TO d.. X
r. D.akiey. al Johnaoa. vho exh,bias
vintsse Of 1867 sad 9.
Mis B. F. Bulkley, Of Saline, brought to
Floral Hall yesienisv . collection of cot
aovers. slso beautiful coral de.ign. She
gill get premium.
Mr.. F. A. Blsckbnrn, of Ssline exhibits
too bah, dsss.rs Ard silk embso;sery. The
lady exhibits no bsbies. One Of the dsr~es
10 mschine-msds while the other 10 hand.
made, and l. . beauty Of d~sisn and q
marvel Of 6ne work Of the needle end The
eye.
Capt. w. Rouach Cox, of Srsi.lis, hes
On exhibition ao~e 6ne OIL paiaaings-
lssd.rspe and o,hens. His vork tool ihs
blue sihbon.
Mayor Biait. Of Clinton, and slfe vers
Visible In the naked eye On the grosnsis yes
trr,iay.
| -TnrnaSio Jim w. on exhibisioa. NJ
premium oferrsi for hin kiad aud no COM
petition.
William N. Gentry. Al Wood and
many Others irum Pestis, wrre On hand
yesterday. -
y. c. Higgins. from The junglss oI
Bl,ckvs,er. o.. ON IN. srousd; Iookin,
around for . vite.
-rash~n Graham, and Mosri.ey, Of e.
d.lis and F..ber Phelsn of Holsi~n ves,
| in attendance Yesterday.
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-26

D.. Psisjs es1stRa1sa Cssa0 Hakiag
Powder = extensively ioisaasd. Ths ssaa-
iae nay - kssvs irvo ~ Initiates ~
~ vssds 3D.. Psies." S01ssl d Prize" 80
he ~Hssd and Cossooopis" - ~ lahsl.
Thoss ass ~ tssAs oasks. d.. Pries'b
Csseo Bskise RoV6ss b Doe sold il holt.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-26
sECOND;DA

A 6We bssese psevailed in the morning,
ssd iii saseks 81 rails" said D;ck Fergu-
90, - - shus oae Of HE optics sni looked
70 Tie E,asvasd - 10 u a.k the san's opia-
Inn oi the matter. The vsies vAgoas we're
oss early spsiaklins The grounds sn.i rosda.
md did much good.
THE COMING PEOPLE.
TIE gate receipts The 6ms day ~ $2l7.
TIE ascoad day opeeed nose suap eiou.ly
ios lie gsss. A early - eight O'Clock the
ysoosssy svassssd 10 large nn~l,ers On
hos.sb.ck. il sagoas. baegiss ssd oil the
auusso0s kisds of vehicle. knoVs TO this
ooaassy. Thy bsoashs the iarness' sOas
asd daughter dss.ed in liaary ssd ~ ssoss
sooda. They voss sheir bsss and vrre sP-
pssrsaiy hsppy. The old folks talked u
Of The crop laid By" ssd The future Of the
coassy, while The young oees ssrode back
vssd and forward On the anpishsaier and
asde love, In so.se jnasascsa. suiible to the
Ps0ss b.
THE AAPraEArRR.
TIE ahov in The s0pishe.ter vss hesses,
sad Of greater v,siesy, than The 6nl day.
The follosiag 80 the award of poem.
iuss:
Bess stsllioa. say age. T. B. Price,. 90
Secood, L. H. Willisass .....................
Bess mare, any xse. Ss@'i. Shaaks........
Hecoad. Esaak DSnd .....--.....-. ....-...-
Best SELLING. any sgr. h Y. Ch,p@an--.
SocOoo, - oeo0eS....s.. ......s.. .........~
Bese harness mare, IouS yean old or
ove1s n n leesooo...... .-..-..-- .-.-..---- III
6ecoed, Chas. F0sles. )
Bess hasneo maze three yesm old and
o00ee IOoe. Il keeWe.. ............. I
Secs,od. u. Bes0es..... ..................... !
Bess hasaas marc too jean old and
Os6se three, Peer Hay
Seeoed, C. w. Seete......................
B<ss haspess 0sre Oee year old. w. J.
ToSpee ......... ........ .-....-. ...--........
Seeoed, Frsak Dndd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Bea harness eeIdise four yesns oId and
over, u. t3esOes ............. II
0eeoed, ]. F. Dolly .-..-... ........-......
Bed harness ge,diag three yesn old and
us6es Soss. ". ]. Tuspin-.. ....-.....-
Sscoad, y. Beaoss........ ... ...... .........
Bss hsrneo Reidiag TOO ord uadrs. n.
0oooee..:.:. .....--...................
lSeeood, D. Y. CAip0se.......... go. .....
Bese kams0 ssallios fur yeam and
over. /. n. Gsves. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i
Seooad, T. J. Wsllsce.
0e.s harness saallioa shsre and uader
Soos, u. 6eaoes............... ...... i
l6ecoo3, Z T00hoooes. ......... ......
Bsss has.en seallioe TOO JEAN and nm
Dr. shne, v. ]. TurPia. ......- -.....-
Sscoed, r TodhunSss ......... ............-
CAfILe-auOof HORN
Boe bull, c. E. Leooasd. ..... ...............
3ssoed, 6ao 0Aaaks...... .....-......... - .
} 6sse bull aa3ss 90 yeas, =. + Leonard.
Seeood, c. E. Lsoaard. -....... ......-.
fRR 11UT.
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!. IN o.. !. sylAi,s i q sassslya, =
~ flaae ne.. Dsllt Relaiaosp Plh -
FbsesssAsa iss .ehey hsvs Gssd lsse~ ~
|1olssser vosk tAsa ever..,a~ '.sa-
sfsS% siTa 2 -sE
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'ov 'ooe On i"o1 ana On! o. '"e '''.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-26

"A good pune - ble.iaG 70 every
family, aad al ssaaible sames rsco0oead
that iaaocsss bot e4scsual ssoedy ios ell
he psias ssd ills that hall . beby-Ds.
Bulls Baby Syrup. Prise . ceals.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-26

To temprise wiih your health instead
of promptly using d.. Ball's BslsioOrr
Pills. h not Indie tive Of much thoughtful
mrs. Sold By all druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-26

Ths tros-hosssa that sever heat three
0ioosesL
Tbe teoa ~ best tire il Eve in hasnen.
IT, esesiss we're Ben L0oaa, Jr, By
lsvis Casvell; Maliss Mare, By 3 c Full
les; Baby Mare. y Habaell 4 Qaarssls
Pa, b J F Daily; Gsaesal Cassrr, L L
LAsse.ee. Bsoseo Bill. H A Beeo;ss. Grss-
y Maid, b PAia Smith.
h 6ne and sseuad heats were Won BY
nsoaco issu {. 4.so 40 ESQ. THREE hosaes
Diseased @ sseoed heat.
0sossal Cosees voa lie thisd heat b
sboss half leaesh ahssd al Bsoaco Bill.
IL fourth heas - vua By Custer b.
shoss 6fseea yards shesd Of all coopesisom
The eith heat sad race ~ voa b. Cus-
Ens pse.is.. 500. give. 70 Cs,er.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-26

11g ooG0QR1A 20
AZ absss 4 S'slssk p =. ~ Pslies Re-
sRvD 6lsd ia1s ~ Pair ssosaAA I'D y
~ Amsoal haoA All - asasnains cd
~ aasaal q asas - din esss thsosGh
vish shssiag gsssa pso6e;s.ey ssd Possss
q ssaasaseA h heys vsss fssqusssly -.
Plaadsd y ~ aodissss lse shsir assises-
ie0 dill. .sssii- -fr
n saoSssiaiss din los ihs ~ asaal
sill sahs plass - Sssssdsy, q l0.so Z =.
A0A0Cvl0U0AL HALL u
Thsdislay = Assisals.ssi Hall = VEL
oeaOss - asshiag s1ssps vhsae oais aai
esAs soall esai0 hsss nueh nssSs II
sho0A - i-.rr,l-1 : -..e. t.,i
IA Grid, q JsAassa. sEhib;as seo,
vssy sis Iall ~ vhsaa - alss don B. Y
CAiPoaa. a Rsssia. .e.a '-,-,s..;
A. WiaAss, q oallDe exhibits IsisA p
saAssA s0sss psaaasss - yslIov eesn. II
en-. = ~ lais. - -
Nm. D. J. Meadow. 4 ealiss, saess
sopas q W. go sahls ssoeaso.
NJ. a. q 0nieA. q Rslsia. sxAihi6 OF
agaiass ~ Vssl1 - - 1sshs 0ill - u
pssaiao = ~ eaoaisass - eallsaaa
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-26

To ~ .sils e Alaseoao Hin, a -
laA issf. . ~, vsiGAs siss PsasdA
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-26

aF-0sasssnsat q . lsag disPsee-FAyii-
cian hsve q Let co0e . ~ coosjaaieo
thaa H. ~ 0s6ieias ioe .essGhiag
shildssa b d.. 0alDA By e11e
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-26

Rho1a-TaekleS-Os ~ esssiag q
Jolly ltsh, q Gssss ChoseA, y Rsv. ". A.
l1askes, NJ. DEWITT RAodo 10 Mn Mary
Tscklsg, bod q JsAenss City.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-26

Or. ]. s. uyueel,

~ W8O UVUS0SO 0Nuo'
oD6D dissasno 0nise ehae eaaoss - sellsvU1 - -
49, the ElDO - - ossnAl eOsoinsaI 81 -
Sb1.gy~R sesSe1y - - -; ~ $500 49,
SOLD EVeoYvMene. PACE Is CENTS.
60 - 0assay ess0oes New Y0sA.
~ TUFTS MANUAL q Valuable lafus-
aaaioa - Usu1n1 hseai0D" ~ hss.iisI free
= sppa1en13oa.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-26

- eo0DoooAo6 16o0 onossnoeoo s6as aso
6koO 6Fo0 eoy Uso0osseoo eAae eoo teleso
$1,000, Cooon0oS PuBo1ys 90 eoseeorsss
- OaeisO eyos00. - seseos11O ses go
$1,000 l1vos, sAoy cSoaaeS sbo eseoA
DO DGGooooao haasoss ., oo1 shos sO0ass
hools6 ed Vteal1sy - sAs b0ays eaasoo0
- hoWolo . aes snsssallys WlsA9a0
VAoeh - 60 60 6ooo WOoe.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-26

Nay yosr ssoables oely - lissle oso,
md nay pod always hsvs d.. Balls Bsby
eysup hsady," said ~ Oh hachaloe - q
aevly 0assisa coaple. .s,1.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-26

In the snpiiheases vese soa very yell 6lIed
al day. hat ia The evening May oose-
especially ladiss-vere Pseseas thaa IL IL
sosnias. To day there 10 dosbt vill Be {
larsplv ,nereaaed Attendance.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-01-15

PERSONAL IMPORTS AND EXPORTS
By keeping count of the persons who
como from beyond sea to the port OF
New York two or three interesting
facts appear Thus, the tide of immi.
grafton swells once more. There came
in 1878 no less than 81 ,505 people to
dwell here, while in 1877 there were
5ut 66,2S2. This is tide that will rise
still higher; our situation, il not 80
good as we would wish, invites the
worse-off people of Europe. Again,
how many of our people go abroad |
how great is the company that annu-
ally sail away on their travels In
1878 twenty-five thousand OF them
lacking only three-camc homo to
New York, alone, their pockets empty,
their trunks full, their ideas, in too
many cases, added, though in some,
as We trust, steadiod and expanded.
But while so many OF our people trav.
eled abroad the company arriving from
abroad TO visit US was much smaller,
not reaching to five thousand. They
came, doubtful, prepared to spend a
shilling or two with us, and recippo.
cate the good work our tourists do in
stimulating European trade and so
we have proated something, in ma
terial sense, by the travel across the
ocean ferry, though it may bo only
one.fith as much as we expended.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-01-15

WHERE THE WooD Co.'s To make
shoe'pcgs enough for American use
consumes annually 100000 cords Of
timber, and to make our lucifer match.
es 100000 cubic feet Of the best pine
are required every year. Lasts and
boot.trees take 100000 cords of birch,
beech and maple, and the handles of
tools 100000 more. The baking Of
bricks consumes 100000 cords Of
wood, or what would cover with Tor.
est about 10000 acres OF land. Tele.
graph poles already up represent SOO,-
900 trees, and their annual repairs
consume 100000 more. The ties Of
our railroads consume annually thirty
years growth of $4,000 acres, and to
fence all our railroads would cost sI5,.
100000, with yearly expenditure of
SIS, 100000 for repairs. These arc
some Of the ways which American for.
ests are going. There are others, our
packing-boxes for instance, cost in
1874 sl2,OoO,OoO, while tho timber
used each year in making wagons and
agricultural implements is valued at
moro than 800 600 600
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-01-15

A NoToRIous RoauE.-Thc Balti
more Gazette, in aluding to the Blaine
Committee, says; "Thoro is no likeli-
hood that Mr.. Teller's Smelling Com.
mittee will find anything in Louisiana
to make fuss about, but it has taken
the precaution TO secure as Secretary
a gentleman who will organize some
outrages even If he has to commit flat
burglary. We alludc to James Red.
path, tho Champion Bloody Shirt wa.
vcr OF the Century. A few years ago
a small negro boy in Milledgovilc,
Georgia, was kicked in the stomach
by mulc and killed. Mr.. Redpatb
wrote three columns in the Now York
Tines TO prove that the mule had been
owned and bred by an OK. Confederate
soldier and that the act Of kicking wns
prcmeditated and a part of general
plan for tho suppression Of the colorcd
race. The worst of the whole bust
ness was that he succeeded in con.
vincing a number Of old ladies in New
England Of the correctness of hi. con.
clusions
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-01-15

SouALLY-The Philadelphia Tine.
says "A member of the Legislature
. Republican, has notified the Pitts
burg Dispatch that there are eighteen
Republicans in both houses who are
pledged to vote for anybody but q
straight-out Democrat to defeat Cam
eron. He Is certain that II tho Demo
Gratis and Grccnbackers will vote unit.
cdly for Judge Agnew he will be elec.
ted, and it is suggested further by this
member that il one of the eighteen Re.
publicans orofthe Democratic or G reen-
back members should vote for Gamer.
on, IL could not be otherwise than in
pursuance of a corrupt bargain suspi.
cion even will attach to any pne Of the
twenty-five absent from tho caucus
who goes to Cameron now, and as there
isn't one Of them with an outand out
Cameron consistency, they might have
hard time keeping their places in the
future"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-01-15


A BAD CALCULATOR That the State
Treasury is bankruptis is notorious, and
to show that Col. Noycs predecessor
Rawlc--was nm ass Or rogue, we need
but cite the fact that be stated in his
report that all was lovely, but now
when the account for the current year
Is made up, the Treasury receipts arc
short Of his estimates just s1s9, ,8S2,
while the expenditures are s261 ,o33,
showing that no made a mistake Of
s45l ,sl5 in his estimates. II State of.
iicials under the tuition of the late Mr..
Mackey, who was an expert, commit
such blunders as these, il is no wonder
that the State lie made bankrupt and the
citizens disgraccd. Col. Noycs should
indict his predecessor as q fraud, and
punish him as we would a common
rogue.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-01-15

BEDroRD STYLE-At lba Fall cleo.
ton in Bedford county, u number ol
humane Democrats cast q complimen.
tary vote for one or the other of the
Radical nominees for county Commls-
sioners. When the votes were count.
cd out, only one Democrat was elected.
The Gazette says; "Both Rogers aud
Browning could not have been elected
county Commissioners without Demo.
cratic votes. The Democrats gave
these offices to them, and now they in
turn fill the Ave offices to which they
make appointments, by placing therein
Republicans, who denounce the Demo
cratic party and try to break it up
Democrats, do you see how you arc
being paid for your liberalityY This
IS the thanks for Democratic votes. .
Good for you. That lesson should last
for at least one generation.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-01-15
ENFORCED EDUGA TIoN.

They have go, lo,sofi, in 7ermanv
There evervbodv can read and vri,o
forced nm 10 that no;n, Ir., now
with ali ,b,s ovaraow;,o ;,,e,l;nonoo
,hcrc ara some o,her eorcos a, ,o,L
which awfnllv crinnlo freo ,bo,oh,
free action and o,ber bioh tonod o;,s
nrac,iced bv ,he odnca,;onol m.ssos
An EXCHANGE saws.
aTbe arbitrary nowors oss,uod h.,
tho German ,olico in deot;,,, u;,h ,ho
socialis,s work .,cs, i,;as,ioo In
HAMBURG where tho socialis,s .r.
tbougbt 70 ho anita s,ror, ar ordor
was recently ;ssued AZ nolico bood
ouartsrs nrobibi,;n, nol;tiool ,a,ho.
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-01-15

PRIsoN DiscipLISE.-An exchange
says "West Virginia is considering
proposition to re establish the whip.
ping post, and that State is not next
to Delaware, either" The humani.
tartan ~ treatment Of prisoners in
our State breeds vagrants and scoun.
drels as prolficly as dog kennel does
ileas, and We I'LL our iails and peniten-
s'ssfvs ~trt tncm, AMI .hvy cost the
taxpayers millions of dollars annually,
without improving the morals OF any
one. In the State of Delaware, where
the cowhidc is used on chicken and
other small thieves, not one of these
crimes is committed. TO ten that are
committed in our State in the same
population. Delaware uses forced or
compulsory moral education. 1t costs
our county, annually, more to feed and
clothc our cheap rogues than the State
of Delaware. 1t is all in the handling
of the scoundrcls. Too much philan.
thropy is as bad as mons.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-01-15

"HELP, CAssrus OR | SINK."-Eigh
years ago Prince Bismarck tried to
displacc the Pope, conquer France, and
rule both Church and State in Europe
Fortunately, ho has realized smallnesI
and now solicits the help Of the Pope
to assist him in saving the head of biz
King, and himself from the hands u
the enemies be has raised in his owr
political garden. An exchange says
"Thc papal Encycical conveys instruc
tons to the Roman clergy to combat
Socialism, Communism and lnterna.
tionalsm, His Holiness strikes at tho
roots Of three great evils which threat.
en- naught but disaster TO the peoples
that encourage their growth. If il
were not out OF his line, few hints to
the lovers of fat money would prove
timely .NtH
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-01-15
RADICAL BULL-DOZERS.

The Harrisburg Patriot remarks
"Senator Thurman has sent the Teller
Committee "installmcnt number two
Of facts relating to the late elections
II consists OF letters and aflidavits con.
cerning the misconduct of United
States Marshals and Supervisors at the
election In Florida and Alabama. A
letter from F. C. Randolph, Esq, Of
Montgomery, Alabama, states that
colored men were forced by Deputy
United States Marshals to vote the Re
publican ticket, and that the Deputy
Marshals also distributed whisky and
other refreshments among colorcd vo-
ters in violation of the laws of tho
State 1t would seem that the Re.
publican Deputy Marsbals are apt
scholars in learning the art Of bull.
dozng.' II would further appear that
the chosen representatives Of the par
ty Of grpat moral ideas selected with a
view to their peculiar fitness for the
preservation of order and decency at
the polls and the protection of free
and pure ballot, have been practicing
the vulgar tricks of the ordinary pot.
house politician. How will testimony
TO this effect look in the report of a
committee Of pious Senators appointed
in the name of the great Republican
party to ferret ont only Democratic
irregularities at the recent elections?
What will the Mrs. Rutherford b.
Hayes Temperance Society say to the
conduct of Mr.. Rutherford b. Hayes
Deputy Marshals in distributing whis.
Ky to the negroes of Alabama on cleo.
tion day p