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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-28
A Good Farm For Sale.

will sell my farm, I Of mile northeast Of
the village Of Mt. Hope, consisting Of 100
aeres, 95 acres under cultivation OF which 20
acres is meadow, 65 acres is pasture and see
ond growth timber. There is a good pasture
with plenty Of stock water in it. on the prem-
ises is good frame house 26x32, with eight
rooms and good cellar under the whole ;
also good barn S0x50, a good well l0s feet
deep,a cistern al the doors thrifty orchard of
three acres and plenty Of outbuldirgs The
undersigned wishing to move west in the
spring, will sell cheap. Apply 70 the under
signed on the premises.
DANIEL TAYLOR
Mt Hope, Grant county, Wis. 27m3*
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-28
Good Farm for Sale-Town of
Lancaster.

200 acre farm three miles north Of The city Of
Lancaster, is for sale at a bargain. There is
16O acres under pillow
and the whole farm fenced. 1t is beautifully sup.
piled with
Timber Water and Pasture.
1t has good two story frame house good frame
barn, granary and other outsbuldngs.
The price is low. For further particulars cali on
the premises jas 3 LINENS
Lancaster, Wis. MN
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-28

Mn, GEO CLEMENTsoN addressed
an enthusiastic Republican meeting
in PlattevilIe Tuesday evening and
another in Galena last evening He
will speak in Lancaster next Satur.
1av
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-28
A Residence and Fruit Garden
for Sale.

For sale, my residence in Lancaster, con-
sisting of good house, large stable, 2 els
terms, well, and every variety of fruit that
will grow in this climate. Terms easy. Ap.
ply to j. Milton Mills of Lancaster, Wis
January 26th, 1886. 4stf
G. + FATJEN
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-28
Strawberry Plants For Sale

In quantities to suit purchasers, the follows
ing kinds Charles Downing, Col. Cheney,
Seth Boydon, Kentucky, Crescent Seeding,
and Monarch of the West, will be ready for
delivery in September and October. Cheap
by P II. Parsons, Lancaster, Wis. 24n2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-28

Full returns of the Ohio election
show the Republican majority on the
State ticket to be, on the lowest man
900 and on the highest 3,04l.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-28

THE salary of the British Consul
at New York is e2,50O (sl2,50o) a
year, and he receives $1,000 addi-
tional for house rent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-28
DEMOCRATIC TICKET,
7
WINFIELD S. HANCOCK,

Tor President,
WINFIELD S. HANCOCK,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
For Vice President,
WILLIAM H. ENGLISH,
OF INDIANA.
For Presidential Electors,
Al large
FERDINAND KUEHN,
JNO. LAWLER.
District Electors
lst-N. D. FRATT,
2d-CHARLES ST0PPENBACK,
3d-HUGH CAMPBELL,
4lh--JOHN BENTLY,
5th--GEO. II. BUCKNER,
9Th Col. Q. S. ROBINSON,
7th-JOHN S. PUTNAM,
6th-WM MURPHY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-28

For sheriff,
II. II. VIRGIN.
For Treasurer,
J. A DAVIS.
For County Clerk,
G. D. STREETER.
For Register ofDecds,
II. GILMORE.
For Clerk Of Court,
J. A. AUPPEBLE.
For District Attorney,
G, G. R0DOLF.
For Surveyor,
JOEL A. BARBER.
for Coroner,
l. WILLIAMS.
For Member Of Assembly, lst District,
TH0S. JENKINS.
For Member OF Assembly, % District,
Z. NJ. BARBER.
For Member Of Assembly, 81 District,
LOUIS GLASS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-28

Mr.. TILDEN has just paid $4,000
for forty-acre tract of land near
Greystone, on the Hudson, for deer
park
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-28

A WICKED Republican suggests
that General Hancock's corset strings
have burst.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-28

Rev. ]. HYATT SMITH is Demo-
cratic candidate for Congress in
New York City-third district.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-28

ELECTION day next Tuesday.
don, you forget it. 7"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-28

IL the North is solid and the South
ia solid, the world CO.. say that We
have not solid country.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-28

-. TT NIIS JO"IJ PVSVUIIIOS
. This is new subscriber and
strong Greenbacker. Your paper may re,
construct him. Send this weeks paper.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-28
M. NJ. Cothren,
0E now C0IENTY

For Member Of Congress,
, 1880-05-08

graded stock, and flno farm, worth 800 or
moro an acre. That Is to sny, Uncle Joe las
heard ct farms selling for such prices, md
says his ia worth aa much as tho best any.
where; and, further, utat he is content ard
Intends to spond tho balance Of tho time lto
H9x II {hs hsfs' that might 0' offered It Is eer'''-
MOST ATTRACTIVE AND DEslRAnLE PLACE
that have seen In the State. It comprises
1,5oo acres, OF The richest and most churnInE
Of valfey.lands,. with nbout three miles Ut
river-front,-whiclla affords fins boatinE and
fishing, Tho bank is lined with pecan trees,
among which are the largest III tlo State,
and which nhtndantly bear tho longest nf
that most delicious ut MI nuts. Tho farm Is
ornate with groves of beautiful llve-oa&
trecs and supplied WITH beth sprlnF aItl vel
' frSm the Ee mount mo',n}aii,s i Of o. Old Virginia.
From this beautiful placc tn tho mouth OF
tho Clear Fork Is almost a continuous valley,
unsurpassed anywhere, on which many eles
giant farms are being fenced up, and WHICH,
In tho early future, nra destined to prove the
most substantial and attractive farms In this
portion Of the State.
70 nvotd ton lengthy letter, Twill close
flne, wo lad q most enjoyable trip. Our
hunt proved q SUCCESS, as turkeys were
abundant, also antelope, with much other
game. We found all kinds OF stock thriving,
and the loss but q trtflo Of what wc expected
from general statements preceding TIC late
cold spell. Framework. generally has been
well done, better than heretofore. ard crop
st,d as good rs could be desired; which leads
mic To indulge in thopropliccy that Texas will
hive laryer Immigration ard better times
t1lfs year thnN ever before. y. W. y.
, 1880-05-08

RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLSl

Psrfcct I'arxatave Soothing hperiens., Aas
Vlshaut rain, Always Reliable nma
Natural In their Operation.
4 VEGETABLE SUBSTITUTE FOR CAL0dEI-
Perfectly tasteluss. elegantly. couted With
sweet gun, puFNo re9ulatc purify cteailso. IND
HAnwAYs p1LLs, Tor tho cure of all disorders
OF tliu Bunnact1, Ltvor, l,owuls, Ki!nuys. nlad.
dur, Nervous Discusses, llGntlaeho, Constipation
SSsoa pSspfRs sMsi nl'H'!sssst 's: nj
~ dcrallKolnenta OF tho informal Viscera. Wns-
nntcd y, e!uct u pcEfoct cure. Purely vGKetn-
bic, cnntaln!ng ITO mercury, mlncra1a, or dclose-
w 0bssryo the following symptoms result
1nx from Discusses of the digestive urkils, Con-
ftiuutior. inward pltcs Ful!ncss Of Tho Hlool In
tho HuuA, Acidtty af the f,tn,nnch. NausoA.
Iieartblrli. n!fEust Of F.s!, R.!nesa 1r ,Mexht
FuttorlsR ut the lIoart Chuking Or Suffering
Vlsion. Iiots Of. VIOLA l!oltro ,ho Slight. Feyor
"a lM,ll Faa T. tho il9ad, pet.olsnSy q per.
III the Eide. Chest, !lnls, Rtld sudden FlushuS ot
Ucnt Hurting fn tho Flesh.
A fOW d0eg3 OF HAnWAf'B Fff4eA vii! FREQ thu
6yntena from all thu Anovo-nnmrd dlsordura.
Price, yd Cents Per 1ior.
We ropeat thas tho reader must consult oue
their o4F0, asl1nx which may he named;
~ E0iss atsA IFtts."
ssRad.pay on Irritable Urs&hr0,"
AAaatspay on Bos0ftl!o,"
and others relating to di0srent olassos Of dis
soLn ny DRUGGISTS.
READ HFALSE AND TRUE.n
ssxd q sstts3 stamp IA HANWAY d CO., Ro+
~ Wa<ysss, COR. Charels-se.. Ns*1 York,
.B lniqkm&a9o ssssh taaussuda viii h soas
QyY4
, 1880-05-08
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.

DECATUR, ILL.,, May G.-'rho tine IL draw
Ing NIGH Wien tho National Convention will
assemble to decide the nll-iinportAnt ques-
ti0n rs to who shall he tho Republican nnnii-
nee, aild sottte once and for all the wrangllnes
TINT are SO passfonately indulgcd In at pres
cnt. In the meantime, the Grant papers
throughout the country seek to do all In
their power to exaggcrate reports, utterly
without foundation, as to the dccrcRs-
ing strength Of Blaine In different scc-
tons uf tic country, when, instead Of de-
creasing, 1t Is daily increasing antt growing
STRONGER, Md Il IS absurd ma II rIdtc.!lo!ls to
,nk in,as 1at tsY a nk IN lslsa ds ad d Se1n 1 ~
ing false statements. merely for the ,pllrpusa
of placing their fAvOrft more c01isplcli0nsly
In i fnlsU light as regards the potitlca! sit
uatlon Of either. Of the two most prominent
10 be deeply regretted tint some OF the Ke..
publican organs TINT aro strongly III favor Ut
tho nomination. Of Gen. Grant SHOULD bo 50
bitter III their te1ll,ncation OF that noble md
foremost leaders Of tho Republican party,
md whose honesty, integrity, at1tl ability Is
unqucstionnble, and WIN l:'-day Is as capable
Of presiding ever the tcstlnlcs Of tho Nation aS
tllat illustrIons Senator Is nono, other tl,an
JeMes q; Blaine,-a lnnn WHO, II nominated,
will, without a doubt, be elected; for uvery
man tllat IS acquainted with his past. polit-
capable OF filling the Office OF Chief Execu.
tive. Some pnprrs seem to llnye tho absurd
aud ridiculous Idea ti,at there Is but one man
IN the Erea't lNepnbilean party wi,o ca.i com IN
tho rest OF tho party wore composed entirely
OF r,sw material, which !s Indeed, a sad mis-
takc. Tho outlook for blaine Is still! Ms en-
conraginE rs over, notwithstanding reports
published to the contrary. by the Grant pn-
nf Spttlr1t qnak Rfrnn110fIElV
, 1880-05-08

Inst four years Of Gen. Grant's Admlnistra-
tton were 80 Unsatisfactory rs to hnye cntsed
tho, Rrent detection from tho Republican
ranks which then occurred, and Which made
It ao extremely difficult for the party to elect
a President III 1870. 1t will nat ,u 10 say that
It was mt tho n,Ilmp,,larity Of tIcm. Gnnt's
Inst term, but The, ,lnpopularity Of Mr.
Hayes, wftcl, caused tho ttefcctten; for we
had begun 10 lose Indlann, and tho Republican
1najori.lcs Ind begun to tlwindfe, before tho
candidacy OF Mr.. Ilnycs Ind been thought
Of; and, besides, Mr. Hayes entered tho
Presidential race witt, Tho prestige u having
redeemed Ohio, which Ind been lost to tho
Republicans tlnring tile memorable four
years OF the cx-rresilent's last term.
with all these considerations weighing
upon tic public mind, wlll It DO surprising II
pntrlbtEe Illinois should rise above the paltry
consideration Of Gen. Grants being n citizen
1f The State, and should, on Tho 1911, inst,
declare Its preference for some candidate
who cnn uMlio the pnrty md insure, IT. the
next election. tho triumph Of Republican
prlnclpfcs2 ScoTT.
, 1880-05-08
tlssue-produclnx elements, tie albumtnoids
or nftroEcnou8 compounds.
TIE NECESSITY AND IMPORTANCE OF THE
MINERAL BAr,Tgs

tIe1ue-pr0uuclnN elements, Q}o alOumlnolQ6
or nftrogcnou8 compounds.
TIE NEoEss1TY AND IMPORTANCE OF THE
MINERAL. BArTs.
All those mineral substances which nre
constituents Of animal tissues subject to or
gat,io changes, OF TO cotistnnt waste and re-
pair, must from time TO time be renewed,
Of tae organism, are subject to dissolution
and elimination; and new ones, to be intro
tl,,ccd from outside, must take tho place 0f
those which have served their purpose and
at least those that are Of special impor.
tance-nre not very numerous: the principal
ONES are chloride OF sodium Common snlt),
phosphate OF lime, and iron. Neither are they
Of s'H a F1 mn5 meeded IN Se
because tila same are not subject to such Il
rnpitl change OF mRttcr Ms the heterogeneous
bDttes and the carbohydrates; bur, not
wtLstanlng, ~ animal mot supR!1etl l wlt!l
and can live hut short time; at least clnu.
elattotl, a disturbance Of the lalanco Of
functions, or disease, and finally death. will
BE- se ~ bt M 7, a.s 1say y ~ M
Expcriments have been made with does:
they have been fed with food exceedingly
ricli In heterogeneous compounds and cafb0li-
salts,-for Instance, with gelatin extracted
from bones nl,I cnrtiIages, with tibrfne
extracted from blood, and with other similar
substances, In sufficient quantities.; but, re-:
cclvInY no mineral salts, the animals e,na-
ciatctl, became diseased, md finally died.
Similar experiments hive been. made with
pigeons. Tho same were fed with grain, and
prohibited from getting any sand. Attrst
the pigeons fatteled, and consumed more
water; but, after some time, they R0t diarrllea,
and iinalIy diel,-ln about. seyen or eight
months. The bones were found to be very
mucll affected, thin, perforated, more like
carthage than bone, and very fragile.
Pigeons which, besides grain, received car
bonase of line, remained healthy.
II ynung nnintnIs receive MI insufficient
quantity OF mineral compounds, stuntcd
Rrowtli and insufficient Development Of the
whole body will be tho result, and the conpo.
sitinn Of several Tissues, but OF the bones
particularly, will become abnormal. The
latter takcs place Just tho same III grown
animals. Cattle fed during tile winter with
food nlmost destitute Of mineral salts-as a
concolnitalt, such food is usually also very
poor in tissue-protluclng, heterogeneous colti.
pUnnts-nrc mot only very Wcnk and eInAcfntc.l
ut the end of the winter, md scarcely able to
walk, but tllolr Tissues also, and their bones
especially, lnck essential constituents; hence
tic frequent fracture Of bones, which occur
80 often from very slight exter1lal CAUSES, Ii,
stlcll animals. VETERINARIAN.
, 1880-05-08

C1t1cAao. Alay 6.-'rho determined efforts
OF the Illinois wing OF tho political syndicate
10 jeopardize tho triumph Ut Republican
principles In the approaching Presidential
contest, by forcing upon tho purity an nc
Qutcsccnce in tho thirtl-tcrln policy, seem 10
llayo been meeting rs stubborn resistance IN
Cook rs In tie twenty-four other counties of
the State through, Which your correspondent
hns recently passed; for upon returning to
Ills home In tho Twelfth Ward OF tllis city,
llu finds the dcter!mlnatlon almost universal
yard TO 70 to tho primaries on next
''t,' Is tiiey are eonserned, bHry thiEl-termls'l
nor IN nynla'cla Of hallots NowGrs g1oi s
tho falno md nanl0 Df Gell. Grant; but tho
sunl !mentls everywhere heard that l,o who
ias bren llonorcl as no American wns ever
m"s o2y y psr!St}es s1Sa e Ill % rotenae trieads t.
animal is lud from fair to tair, for tho pur-
posu, of folstlng him upon tho people rs .
tlian to ,.tlvancs their own seltlst ends: Tl,o
inct that any circ,insstances' hayo arisen
or aro likely to arlso wllSl. would "mnko u
ask Of accept q nomination tor the prcsidcil-
Honestly Sxist II the IIntis ot hepabliea'is
~ e the availability Of s Vs1 3Gat tT,p r. c
widespread. feeling OF .lLstrmst III the minds
ut the peup!u ngafnst establishing the nrece'
dent ut eleettng my man v THO Presidency
The inlnds, ilot only at nenIoerats, but OF
yury large number Of Republicans, wl,ose
votes, III th!a cl0se ycMr, W. 'naY need to elect
Republican l'resldent. AgIl!l. W. nre eaF-
ernlly that a,!lts 4 large prolUrIlon Of TIC
German Republican yAtn Will be lust tn tho
, 1880-05-08
Tho Worst 1.el,cnas In tl.o deck,

Ono nf tho lnt,st remarkable thugs nntlccabl 10
In ysutll llSu IL tho tlnulnlty with which people
shl,ku THUR rgtAtivcs. ltgGsntly . uern.an ur-
rived IN Cur.pn With letter IT tlltrtAi.tcti0A ~
onU Ot Uur tcutiii1 usizGla from. tho sitzetl's
uncle. Aftor tho Carsontto scu'l tho letter ho
remarked:
"Uiatl 10 500 you, sIr. ulRd to SEQ anybody
WIN knnws my u,lclu In Cloycland. How asi,
alt Tho snlksT'
tBplet,,llti. cpvnt slx weeks thuro laxt full.
nul t3uIit reul1y thihk | pyur lu1t such Il AtlG
family of KonIu'. hosplsabie, And cultivated poo.
p!e."
.Yess", ..X!. ,,,ao,,-, ,.,.r .,,ont n,,..,n,cr
ttn,e H., my llfu. Your ,rlRtiscs are, Indeed,
tho"
well. youn9 man. e my relatives aro such
sngn l1yuti wlth fhUHl. lived thuru u year.
ind 1 thlak shoy aro about iho worst jNltcah! III
cr4wtl for tho whulo 't,wll Of Cloye!and;''
!" tnaeedp' SAla tho pthor. "WVll, einca,
you've been 80 candid abVQt IT, might as Me4
, 1880-05-08

1bNs Edtto, et 7As Chicago 7rsb4lns
KAN1tAKEE, ILL.,, May G.-pefmlt nm orig
lnal Republican 10 enter his protest against
tho nomination OF Gen. Grant for a tlllrtl
term. It will be n fatal mistake II they do
SO, md the Republican party cannot afford to
,nnke any mistakes in selecting their stand
ard-bcnrcr this time. We are approaching
tho most important political campaign, per
happ. OF our history,-one Involving tile most
vital Interests Of our country, and even the
integrity Of the Government Itself. Tho
country Is grateful to Gen. Grant for his mll-
itary services and delight to honor him
teteS s n naa pys Dssl ons s, s2 G ne e 4ess ss
thnn Grnnt, and must tlse 1t or INCUR the risk
Of acfenL His last four years. At.nlnistra-
tlon Wcll.nlgl sunk hle Republican party,
and filled both Houses OF Congress with lleb-
els, antl tlo country Is now reaping tic bitter
There Is almost universal sentiment
against third terms. mud formidable objec-
u99 to Grant On any terms.
Therefore Il would be little short Of 1natl-
ness TO nominate him. We want man who
cat! draw the whole strength Of the party,
and tint nrant sHnot d. Aost every r.
says lie canlat anil will not vote for him,
and they lun't relish the idea OF having him
elnn!ned down their thIoats, noieMs volcns.
ny cameron, ConEltnE, Logan u Co.
upon lis laurcis, and leave tho people 10 ex-
efclse their FREQ vii! In the .nnttcr. It he
runs runs nn;l Is beaten. )ie will disgrace himself
and intllct NJ irreparable. injury upon Ills
or Elmuntls can be elected, but 1t IS moro
thar, doubtful witt, Grant. I expect to voto
for tle cauldete, s bqt hope It VII not By b,
Grant l. .. WNshbnrne Is my cholGe 1rst
llcNu Ticket since tlle marty Nns hnrn. yY1S lii
, 1880-05-08
THE FIELD AND STABLE.
Veterinary 1FyElenes LXNXV11.' NItns
ernl Nuerlcnts-ThcIr Necessity md
Importance.

crnl Nutrionts-TheIr Noces.ity nud
1n.norsn.,ce.
rsa.,, ..,- o,s,, c,-,,.,,ora.rt'
um ,n' ~. u"'s '''ase' .o'..'"'. s',,,.,t,o.a
MAY s.-Ino various mlhef1al CONSTITUENTS
OF the animal organism, or most OF them, Us
a general rule, ocour Il, suitable proportions,
"r9l oo,rattwna avon In nhtndnnt n,nntittns
.,.'u ~, ~ 1,a., 49, NV for r,ur,n~ Tho
III tno loou 'a'a VAIL ~. sa'a, ;oo1nd t
sanle, consequently, aro Dat scltoh LOOKED
upon rs valuable md essential colstttn-
enta of fond ard drink for animals,
md. viii, tfo oxccntjon of common snlt. nro
i.ar'1'v p' @ aver I s,ocaflv nrovi,l"i IIntcr cir.
cunlatanccs, however, sometimes soiio OF tic
other mineral substances. too, nro present
ouly In insufficient quantities. and then It
WIZ oe necessary eilIloE W s'Sn u'oni na ou"po
OF medicine or condiments ilko SAT-, or 10
provide them by adding to tho common food
'uT ,nrnttro,, fnrno ~ n,,amt;,oa smoI viii no tha
i''s!y - ~, " w." H. aa..,,.o o'1 ~ No." ,1'nnat
, 1880-05-08
WILL THEY DO IT?

1o th6 EsGl{1f o. 1hd thtcdfo lTtRum$.
BEAVER DAM, Wis, May G.-Taking It for
granted that yolt are not nil swallowed np III
Grant, or particularly desirous Of having
hin nominated ut tho Chicago Convention,
and as llnvc seen nothing In THE T1ilDuSE
or any other Republican paper urging tie
masses Of tho Republican party TO send
petitions 10 their delegations at the Conven-
ton protesting ngalnst Ills nomination, I
suggest that your paper 8tarta boom III that
direction. THE Tis1DuHE wlelas powerful
Influence, and reaches large portion Of tho
country, and It seems to mu thnt with an
effort on your part, enormous petitions might
be sent to tlio delegations from tho different
States, and such petitions might or ought to
have beneficial effect. It Is certain TINT the
masses Of the Republican party believe that
u. s. Grant Inns Ind nil tho honors lIc is Gil
titled to, and t1iere must be among forty
millions Of people living IN the United States
some one besides h!ni that ls rs c1pR9ln aud
office In tho gift OF the American people:
believe TINT n MINORITY of. tho Republican
voters will vote for him under protest, II he
Is nominated, aud It seems to no ttat tlle ma
ut tho men who Constitute the party. No
Republican wishes to scu tho party defeated
next fall, but II l,c Is nominated Many Will
refuse to vote, md II enough stay away from
LnG p0IlS Ll1 plTIy WILL W ue4thAcut VI ~ ti1o
nnti-Grnnt Republicans nominate ntl Indie.
pendent ticket, us Is threatened. tho result
will be the same. 1t ia very. evident tilat
Conkl!ng and Sl'er1nan don't want Blaine
Sherman nominated, and unless tho voice Of
the voters Is !lcnrtl III thunder tones the OBJ
posing factions will nominate Grant ~ order
to defeat Blaine and SccrMnn at tue Consen-
Convention meets, II tic proper steps arc
taken, to get up monster petitions, and
know Of 10 better medium In wlticl, to start
the petition than T1tE CHICAGO T1!IBuSE.
nailipulatlons OF t!la ll,acl,ins politicians, /
rcnlalu., w. II. TIIOnr.
, 1880-05-08

hn % army. u.. ,., WIN formally oo,h.
ane SANS GoiEnnfi ni} men a w"o ontrnmni t!3m u
FEY m a9ohs 1,s 1 4ostc w.! hls Il siown Dy tle
accounts giys', ny us tt% rng % h's ~.
anamg, OF h;S H. e"nsEf"G ,saEi TGcrn wns In f,cn.
IT, mno annt L1 Sortoinfx nne man WHO wa
Mra cnrnsp Ga9ge ~ vsoTos n t1s prosccuton of
Me,!aSiss LIZ ws M, rEnnr ha ,ynn t,e
By sucm earnesnsG3sn MH - 1thsoat nrminra ~
nRpfoyai 9ma mppl"nfHe III u aoRnaocw RdTdo for thc
ffesidsaey II tS Was 'fsavorcd p MANY gooa sn1
'1ig on 5ra,t Xxi IL ane n hts iatnr co1lycrsa
toH ,.iti, tesI H. a,,,,rvn that In yntiH
nt, s,,Iro,tod Mts w. TX rsasf1.nrv nnv cnt,.
"tS wo nisGt aye been Ma rs.
tn,, ~" ,Hfnn m ,yn,,I nnvnr have ain.
Low, wn1V hv ~ ,y"s Mo" ihat nte' CAM '' rrant
Epcanlvcd pU, hit hhe' Ia wo,,iI mt support
ae,: y. un1 rS'ow oTna,t iat Ian ffsis,nw was n,
v kg 1t vfGS III at,S"ient tt mt,1cer nn thmt r.,
thn yiGsr ,, @ w1irl }n nroscciited ofcmders
aaams ou t,,n ,nw i" .iId nt snars t,ose WHO
tse re sonnecfn ae viii VII I'D the s Prcsfdens military
lseas1ef @ ei'oM w%otc otfnae M WIZ tat
ia ia Ind imparti6ily md VIGOROUSLY done ills
duty. 49,.
thirt inr,,, n hns",i o 1,nnn nj III" the ideo tint
sfa sttong e, nn Ss'i Il nec,jed Ia dangcrous @ % ind
min gnt,isiin tn Tia wi,oie a,Irt dur iilsttit-
tIes Ws wsnt +. st!eaE I5si,: { { y III t5at II i
thc in,ys' Wa wnmt m, mar, strong enough
r. ;is.c~rr ri cnnstitniinnni M n,jfrntinns. Xiii
W.. l,myts in tGis cc1,l,try md III liz Republican
party H tr nc laeE of men so aro stfong eno!igh
itfnn that ncn. flrnnf il thn unjy man who
nan sG.' oxnc,,ta tha inwa of ths co,,mtrv IL n
sjavtsll md m anti.repuSltcan idea.
:. yv,,nr want thoro hv an nm. slncr Tim rrnat
, 1880-05-08

CHICAGO, Mny 7.-Afany OF y0nr readers
would like to hAvo the vOto OF Illinois far
President III ts7t, published. II remember
rightly, the Stato polletl some G50, 900 votes,
a,ttl the Republican minority WIS about
per cent of that vote only. Tho City Ut CHI
cago, In poll Of some $1,000 voters. gayo
ridden n minority ct seyurai thousands,
whlcl, tho county, III II poll OF 50 mo l4,00o
VOTES, reduced about n,tp-lIalf. Tllesn fActs
aru suggestive Ut tho present time, WHEN our
County Committee calls Convention u,l
surEl iii unnecessarily short m1tlce, which
does mt glvu cllnIIcG for tic country tuwnA
10 notify tho voters t,at tllb primaries Rra ~
lM frItl, while ut the election tlley. are ex-
pccttl to "FultHET ua NoT."
, 1880-05-08

remark right here that your uncle aud hia whole
havo over had the misfortune to bo stcered
against"
put i there, young man,-you show good
eenso. Let's 70 oilt and take enrtcthinR"
IN few minutes Inoru tho two mon wcro
plcdIinR perdftton to tho Cleveland relatives
over a luQinirE schooner Of Carson beor.