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, 1880-03-20
,ANT1.THlRD TERM.

~. ~ ~ 80 na'S1' "rC.,,o L"e o"'saeo .I.A'"s.
=. na1nvlA. -, nu'eh 1o'Ia7 enteetoult'.s
" sa,,a. "'I 'a'po..s " wv oh.ueu osA,ta n'o ~
s,su s,ast,l ~ u1o polt u 80" Aolk. "lh not wv
ston thssa y. usa'. p''co ulo ''la''nse'oas "
a. M'se, .,s e,toutihs o. .ne imports ol sae couh!Iy
,h,a II he nanas OF Noscoo ConKilnGs Aow .,, Wldt
.fis sh15.!i! ai!ect lne business OF ue MestI VIII
aoAIyt honesty, ant! DelnR Hepuollcnn nelp
~, naii ~ set oT retMiI p9sllioM III lne Cus-
ttsom!-iiousef ~! WI! my the DesI Ieconi!noild0-
Ma,ra ILL., ior placg no LINZ rs MepunliGal'1, or
"enF HoufS, bcAATcAEls'
ster,,o,,, ,.,u ,,, .o,,,.,,>.
s1AoNo MEN, AMI sfi1oso oovEAH'
AENTa.
~ sas Eaoor o. ahs cafeaso sFsbane'
CH1cAOo, March 1870 much has been
system o ~ proa'lantei ~ v1 vo,'o,1on W @ tat ~,
tsmn."5 ,. 'so'..s'u's ,, sas ...a ,as
@mpE" u asA Qeestlo1'' anu oiol ~ ule
same tlmo q fow remarks on the subject TT
N1 first place, ask, Is the Government of
the country such TINT a strong man has It In
~ ' p', p"s' 70 1Aake ~ Strong, Ut WEAK INN,
W caiied, 10 render II weaKf II llais Is TIE
case, the sooner 1t Gun be reinodelGd tho bet-
ter for all parties concerned, can under.
btaml tha dh"ot,n, ~ n ]frano,,n,nn f,r n
Thiers Or a NapoIeon. as tto Latin race N has s
lnyartohly lonketr more tn lentlers thnn tn
constitutions; but as an Auglo.saxon am
the ,,aao.ns. ~ ~ ~ oa,,s'.rn s' - ~
rs1,s"t uesse'!uanss u ule coa"..y'aen % .. u'o
Who hensadsn A1haa tha OF o.t,e ~e .ar1as nIt"ns
The English Government Is what IL com
monlv coilad :, !. at~n,,r ravo,,',,,o,t - a,,,,
tbe nsonn ncu s1.d sos e,s iitt' ais .hn
party ofinlons ~ thnfr s"varagn sve,, Ennw. wv
, 1880-03-20
wAsnBuTlNE AND VICTORY.

To EEA ksltl0t o. 1ht CHttafG ITlDNN<s
CucAuo, March 1s.-The inter OCEAN has
rood sleal to say about Its fairness III refus-
ioe 10 abuse other candidates, while very de-
t,Jci In advocating tho nomination Of tho
on1y ,nan II seems to think fit for President.
Willie not making direct assaults OH Mr.
Dlalne, or Mr.. Washbnrne, by contendlng
That Gen. Grant is the only safe man tic Re
publican party Gun put into the White House,
i does Indirectly c''arge the other candi-
dates with being unsafe, either In point Of
ability or Of character. But, granting TINT
thls organ Of wliisky-tl,feves does treat Mr..
Datne ana other candidates fairly, this III
nwere fact) would not cover up another
her Of old-tlme, and NIL OF tile time Repnt-
lea,ls-i. G., that the said organ, while fight
ng tho battles Of the purity rings ard
sustaining by every means iii Its power cor
ruptlon in the management Of party affairs,
abuscs, BY vile instnuntions nnd1by charges
&c & sGs" pafty VIC = oHjee}s to ts cidaie and and IN
tle most respectful manner attempts to ex-
slcso some INFLUENCE, inside Of the party, TO
Il bclittles anil snccrs at every effort made to
adyn,lce tho Interests Of other candidates. It
cannut sec anything Of Interest to Its read
.ssdsca T. II sFgs nsq e &epneens a IL eSsrY n y g
Louis to protest against third term Of Its
candidate. 1t docs, however, attempt TO cast
/ slnr upon the cllief speaker ut the meeting,
which, II 1t could have been applied to some
ment, would lave sounded better,-the slur
beIng TINT ".he was kicked out Of office by
Grant," md, OF course, opposed to his Aoin-
nation.
son only because it ILLUSTRATES tic tactics
md at,UwB the attitude Of the machine to-
wards the voters Of tho party. The machine
must decide who tho candidate shall ne, ana S!
every IN the party is Sxpscted TO- tS work
ellne Wit not have the voters troubled md
worried with the selection OF tho lnnn, but
Will kick tho voter out Of the party who will
nbt trouble and worry himself to. help elect
ponnt S @ Il oSestcn 5Seetss o o ss mashno me ete
provided the Republican, party is to carry the
President shall be elected BY the Republican
party, It will be becnuse the machine con.
d!ces, OF the voters IN tho party; or else be-
Gauss the machine Inns been smashed and the
vaters have taken mattera into their own
hands.
acertainty, tie defcat Of tho party Iii the
coming eleetion,-tho only thing, that would
prevent It being q much more than usually
stupid blnnder by the other pnrty. Ills
nomination antl election would g!ye the party m
overthrow for ut least n generation, rs It can
be surely predicted what the nature of tho
Government would be, and the effect 1t
you'd hnve on the voters OF the country;
deeply sfootcd IN IN the minds Of The people,
AMI would make a very heavy lo1d for any
candidate, even II he were q Lincoln, to
carry; but tho objection to n 1rnnt with Ills
psrso1a! gGve1fnet ~ w., s f1ngs, 70 o SoG9G a
, 1880-03-20
POLITICAL POINTS.

oP ott ,,1, l,,,,o 1,.. .,,,.,, a. A.,
VI III WHO nave Dteh mehttonea Tor the
eastsy most acceptable to s %sfs frends ID "'f Of
Civil-Seryice refOrln.-Hnrpcr'8 ITccklN.
A dlspatch from Yonkcrs N. v aova.
A. tha no,h,,,o,, ,r,nnrios ,,o- ~ .,,1s ss"
ing boxes were put up and voters were asked
result was: 5'ntne' lol; Grant, u; sher-
mnll, Z; WaSlburne, l.
Accommodate nail ~ a for,,,o~ ,,,o ~ ,ru.
11a,sn soos 's.s" 'n,I =. i'nioi s.se, n,a'
tha ptTpoyss e 70 ns hool,sn arlnksess IN
thnn her husband lla,t when he undertook
~ ~ Pn1I prrey r,,p ou VIII S''1i sus"feo "o1os'
-. -, ~, 10 >.'~F''' --.--...
VI ~ u, INC ;l illnstrlous Z; nnnes mentioned III
connection with tlle next Presidency tlere Il
nniio am, wieh WI ,3 more inlly conl'nanis tio re-
SOUTH than that OF Winfield S. Hancock
Ne'o Orlcttns Democrat (Dem.).
Rcp,arking upon the fact TINT certain self
Massaehusetts III the Grant column, tho
SpriinE,lell m]'cpubltcaf fays with great
never ilas Dee,i, it never will bc." " '' ~
Cor John n 71o,a.rs,,, o,r,oa A., rt,.,,4
tn he nnifrd notrint in 'iWii ~h ,,n t,ii ~
,nch to Keen Missouri i' tla i1non ~ ~" 1ifs H.
s,Tenh int walk nt IT. T'nuia @ gfvea % h,!n ~ =
sncon titIo r. lin Hnnor thnt ~ ,t.;o, . ~.
@ ogk .sat S!,o % pafsy
ott.'''.1.'.,'"o' - :. -" o''S si""'''
toiniv ~ msynr 1tS 9yn " c1yyc xGy ni ,, " Ger
ysry gaotl one. Dut M a,nnl,nt ~ nroof r. ~
lis ati,'ess ca,, iTsttfy wi,at srcs r. he oa os
Knjinnr hi,ns,,iS 6ns srer ~ h"yn VII" c,,nr~a msn
Nj" or1t Pnst fIn,1 'o' ose'' e''"A se"'-
49, ~ "ss ~, S"N''
Mr.; Eamunds,' Electoral bill seems to bo rs
li1g for tho settlement of my differences That
may occur rs cat NOW bo agreed upon.
Gongress WI grgss,y, neglsct great duty
Mr. Etllnunds' proposltlon.-Ne York
1.n'es tf'cP''' ..-..., ,.......
Iie assl.nption TINT there Is q spontaneous
Eopu!ar demand for the nomination Of Gen.
That there Is kindly feeling t0wnr!l tien.
Hsan ,n99ng thS pevpsEot conn! 4 to the
Or less ,coinprcllcnsfve cn,,vasses, made in II
dozen States, a Inns not III n single case, been
no lendlng f9v0rlt for Prcaldcnt-Uoat0n
Herald tIId).
l!na. Inlsann1 mil Within a': wn,,Id S MT n r
snIfi fnr t;rnmt ami IL tI",v,Se WATT ya IN
f'm'erstanT t,n Wnst Vtrmiusn ss,t Rtt m W.T. W.T.
iicr wits for Il tiri ter,n At cjicaan. ' ins srh"
t4ne Of letters received Of lats sllows that
bi.ino M nore than my QUO else Is tl!o choice
count Of any popular sentiment for GrnMt Us
a candidato-IPhccliN0 (lV. Pal iMte,it-
rv.rv co,ntrv ,o,v.nonor :, t,,a ,vost m.
nosei r. ta tnrff IN mn,r M, ~ ~ 1wn nsst sia,,
r. G.,v,, ~ u ~, ~ ~. per ~, tHpo soM Wy
smr"o,i ttsn;f ~ oji m,,,,r th o1,'t! ~ tro mnS
1Ha In,,a',na n ~ ~" +n t.,, 1 LILLY .TIuk'
i,m} t1 u a;, ,Snr " v 0e eHfy psess Hn,1 "
"n,ts' 20 ~" o ,ntin,,s tn usc papUi W w.
Evan INV + II II, t,a t,nnIia m ~ H. .sr
aa"oM M3m ~ 10 ~, ~" itstna CT Up pahea
hiatll!ItGt9a1sIs, a1Is a,a ~ ut5oc'1y aensnst lilo
opa1 sn1n1 II t's sanr, s ", IE tuSE
, 1880-03-20
THE COURTS.


THE GROvE-nOB1SsoN CASE.
Mrs. A. II. Robinson made another at
tempt yesterday 10 get Gonds,nan III her
case. The little mistake she made In offering
Charles Anderson, and Tie subsequent ncccs-
sity Of paying 500 Into court, did not seem
To dampen her energy, a,ld yesterday she pre-
sentcd Louis Abrams. a deaf old gentle
man, who testified TINT he owned No. 72j
South Canal street, and that It was worth
about 5000. The lot was twensy-four feet
ifront, waS Improved with two.story frame
!iis family. That was ali the real estnto
hs s 5NS 5oNWSned, but he had had a norlgage for
III. SpraEue' Grove's attorney, thouEht
Mr.; Abrams was not good surely, but the
.!.tgs e. inclined 70 the contrary oplnlnn. IIe
llc,, on Mrs. Isostinson's property for the
amount Of the decree. so that 1t was not so
necessary for the surety to be very wealthy.
lie would, however, allow Abruns time 10
show the description Of hts property and Of
the premises covered by his mortgage. This
hatier was then postponed five days.
, 1880-03-20
PROBATE COURT.

In the estate OF Agusta r. Kent, the rcnnn-
citation by Ly.1la 81. Platt, mntlier OF tho lie
ceased, Of her right to administrator, aitl the
appointment OF Theron II. plntt, wns MP
proved. The estate Is valued Mt nbout $500.
In tic estate OF 11nrrlet L.. Stevens letters
Of administration Were Issued to Frederick
Stevens. The estate Is valued ut about
$1,000.
In the estate Of Caroline A. Rctners, letters
Of administration were isst1ell 10 EnGulkH d.
heillers. The estate Is valued ut about
Sl600.
, 1880-03-20
FEDERAL COURTS,

Henry l.. Young and others flied bill
yesterday aga!nst William i. Lee and wife,
Gctard a. Pierce, and NutllAn r.. Hill to
foreciose q mortgage for 5000 on the west
20 feet Of Lots, ~, 30, 81, ind 80 Of Hayes T.
Lees ResulMlfylston of Lnts l, 2, and q to 3s,
Chicago, and another against William l.. and
DcllnrM1 i. Lee. Richard r. IIanll,rnnk, aiNl
n. +. 1fill to foreelose u u1ortgnRc for $1,000
m the east 81 Is feet Of Lots % and 50 In the
sulne subdivision.
, 1880-03-20

NeIvlaaFe. BnonB Co.. ill.,. Feb. 4. 141a
nKAH StH: have been using your lSt1lAl, liitIOD
SYRUP for ssne tIte. md an porfecAy satisfied with
tho Feau!ta fnrtcs the ItIuuL. lkeshIrcx last APP
pellu Hlrengthenx the Nerves. Regulated tho Stnt!t-
Aslt knd l0Weia aud Relieves Rheumatism. would
nut b9 WkthuIt1L NltS. WES'rfALL
, 1880-03-20
All tint 1t 1x Recommended to he.

II.
J,kAn sir. / hava used your excnI!dnt INDIAN
Ul.UUD NY fKut' Ia my family fur the past nva teArs.
nnd s n1Nr 70 tisun Ii 1ust ~ recommended It u
AR tux. ihtljf n.adrlup afHe Ixca In my fnfnttJ.
Mrs. M, A. HUlkka.
, 1880-03-20
TESTIMONIALS,


DiEeaAe Of alao Stomach and Liver.
Cairo, Alexander Co.. III.
IEAH NtK: Suffering fnF RaHe time with fleattAchf
and Disease uf the SnmACI and l.lE6r wns Induced
u ynur reliable INDIAN BLOOD SrlkuF, Ytick
restuIah n,s IT, perfect health aud strength
No. ~ Exhlh-xL EltAS, 3il EI4I.EY,
, 1880-03-20

1fcnt0n. Franklin Co. III.
11xAR STR: ThIs' n to certify thAt your INDIAN
HIAHJn NYRur has cured n8 ct tuhT liiKeasg,
WHICH had teen lruIhttnv Etp !nf 1otH ttnG-
ISStA W1lsrlk1IuN.
, 1880-03-20

-----..-.-- Fisher, Champaign Co. III,
DEAR HtR: This II TO certify that your INDIAN
DutiHfRtt. ha* done ule mnre good for Kidney
Complaint and Heart nlsehse than amy other metti-
clue ever upen II also cured me mir children Of
GGllty xnu Hcruf,lA. MAKEARET El1iAh.
, 1880-03-20

- -------- = FIDf1, Clay CO. 1T.
DEARE Etn This II TO certify thnt your lNllfAN
Di.tlUIHfiur hrs cured Hf the 1htrd-ljAy Chills
@-'3' VIZ ~'''e' '@'s~s'''~' N@ MISS DROWN
, 1880-03-20

that ought to have been expressed from sim
liar quarters before, and we are glad ttlat m
1tishfnan and 4 priest has been found who
dares thus boldly to express them.
, 1880-03-20
THE INSANE.
A Day In tho County Court-Ifc1f1Sous
Excitement and Musical NIAnIa-un-
dcrErONnA Flcndx.

A Day In the County C0nrt-Rc1fHtoux
Excitement and Musical HIanIa-un-
foreground FlcndKs
Thursday mornings are devoted In the
County Court to the trial OF insane cases.
The inquiry Into the mental condition Of the
alleged Insane person Is conducted In about
the same manner rs criminal trial, wit
resses being heard upon both sides OF tho
case, md the mntter being left for decision
to q Jury Of six. The attempt Is al-
ways Inatle to hnvo the subject OF
tho inquiry understand the nature Of tho
proceedings, and. 1t possible, tn give his own
opinion as to his mental condition. As
general rule, there Is little Of Interest LII the
proceedings, the appearance Of the insane
being Mt a glance frequently conclusive
evidence of their unbalanced mind. but at
times they present an air SO calm and coll
verso 81 nationally In court TINT, were it not
for the evidence of numbers Of witnesses to
tic contrary, the Jury would be deceived Into
fa1th in their ganity.
No less tl,an eight insane persons had
their mental condition passed upon In tile
County Court Thursday morning, OF WHOM,
five were women. The first case was that Of
1tlls. THERESA SMITH,
wife Of polfcc-Ofllcer Smltllt-a simple case
Of puerrernl maniN, which set In short time
previous to tho birth VI lcr last child, md
had ut spells rendered her dangerous to her
self and netghbors. The evidence OF Dr.
Cunningham, OF the County Hospital, was to
the effect TINT the patient during ller visit
there, had aaternated between Il perfectly
rational condition n1ll subjcction to various
tlclusions, nll of Which had tic troubles of
children as their source. She had oil one
OCCASION snltletl forth with shotgun to tlc-
stroy a tent1 tl,at was floating about In the
nir In search Of lor. five children, and the
previous day she llad Threatened to kill the
l9sion Of hers was that the ground under tho
city WINS pcoplcd with beings who were con-
splring to destroy all the children til the city,
alll TINT 1t wns necessary for hcr to take The
C!ty GGveSl1aet eE3 " her own hands iii order
Officer Smith. tile husband OF tho wHnan,
testified TINT ha had employed different
doctors all oyer the city to cure hla wife, but
without avail: Questioned as to big proper
md lot worth, $4,000. and was drawing
salury OF SIS a nlo,ltll from the city.
Tlis wife WIS then permitted to speak, and,
as II usually the e.se, tn'!y eorroboratea tlo
vacuonsly on the Judge, the while her hands
wandered in All Aintless syny about ller face
aud ncck, she told ~ low aud plalntive
yolss !onE Dnd liSeonmestesl st9Ey of l,sr
wero alter tho children. she heard ths
noises under ground at that very moment,
she sa!a, and nskGd tie Court whether she
Gould bo expected to ,stu,4 that Then alie
baby from lun.l TINT files In tho air, which
was always trying to takn 1t from her, nnd
thnt SHE was lii search OF 1t when slle went
fo5t ,y wt tot S Stest LIZ sSe {sstsrday Az tia turv
After n vury hrfGf consultation, brnltxht IN n
, 1880-03-20

= nhhtHren, Hamilton Co, III
nEAH stR; I~as trnuhed win NsnEa'9n for snfns
BYkLP, auh happy 10 nay II haH etttI9Y G1rS1 Hs
, 1880-03-20

TVtlNrnlts, EffinVhAW To. 1H
.,DxAnsrH; Your yrsa.I ikp!AN ni1op sYHuPts
tho hest JuediCnu cVrr t6ed fur Heart utsHase.
rucomuiB.lu II tu MI similarly afflicted. ,>,,,
, 1880-03-20
An tAEent>m Testimony.

= Woodland. IrO1u0I1 Co, III .
NEAH HtIl. I cNn ray thut your INDIAN nlAH1D
RtHtr has eaaHl tor Sick. esdscho,
1tx!n IN lla t1MGs, knu Chs md can safely recun-
A ~ Wv ~ Hi1ODA H. iskED.
, 1880-03-20

Special Correspondents Of This Chicago Tribune.
1NDIANApoL1s, March lB.-1n an interview to-
day With Secretary Riley, uf tho Republican
State Central Committee, ho said that Re-
publtcaus wcro Hlprlliy certain Of carrying Elk
Of tho thirteen Congressional Districts, and, II
nominations wcro nlato With cure, he saw ITO
renson why they should not curry seren, and
possibly eight. In t8i6, tho counties composing
tho Sixth District gave 1854 Republican NM
jority. THIS is Jullans old burnt district
as 1t was Called now Represented by Gen.
Drowne. The Seventh D'atrct, composed of tho
countios Of Marion. Shelby, and Hancock,
gavo FL Iopubllcaa majority in 1876,
md, With n popular candidate, Mr.. Riley thought
thoro would DO no difficulty III olcctinY No-
publican SUCCESSOR to Do LII Martyr, the present
incumbent, although the margin WIS very
small. Tho Eighth or Torro IIauto District was
certainly Republican, likewise tho Tenth, which
embraces tho Kaslkakco counties. including
Luke md Porter. Tho Ninth District, oxtentt-
k e IS seaby Sep1ean a ath"ash 10 yese It
1910 gives a margin OF less thRn 400. In Mr.
Illeys ortnion. however, Il ,yas only neces.
70 al 10 tho!r tiafy. Tie Eleventh District has u
margin Of 10y votes. an4l Is c3ns!dGrcd reliably
coainties xivo their usual i naioTties. Tic TGr.
teonth Is Demoeratio ~ 1871 votes. accor!ltng to
the figures OF 1H18, Witch necessarily p!nces It
lcrst,od that tho lion. Jnhn II. l!nkor VIII DO
nominated by tho Republicans. hiaj: Caiklns
hayinE withdraw from the e facc. ana T. r. socEe-
Tholr advlcos from tho ynrlous counties inti-
,9.ts S,sH - .aS G H, nss sy * a ff " sssGn c, s
impossible that str. Heluan cata carry the Flrst
THE DEMOCRATIC MAIOn1TY,
strengthened BY tho addition OF Pike County. Ia
l;1a very fo.nttiane % % %malority t. oyGrcs.,u "a .
emergency, and ho Ii willing to undertake. IT,
1.-THE Twelfth O. Fort Wnyno District, !" hs
, 1880-03-20

Milford, lrnqu0tA Co., i'll.
nKAM Rim: ! hRyo used yuur INDIAN H1.0NH
Byllup tor CenHIp* In MY stomach and Rbo for my
chidFun wb0 Troubled with spaalus and In pokh
sAs0' 'A's'e" So'"' ELixADETII MErzH.
, 1880-03-20
ChIlla Cured.

DEAR EtH' nnd your lStIlAS HIAhl! SYRUP
speedily lhistx, und ndeh 1t tho
i'sl I',.lclna IN the country for itheMmt!sn md
ERurnlRi1, Eli MlTEItELL-
, 1880-03-20

The demurrer 10 the petition Of r. n.
Cleary VS.. W. Il Page was argued yester-
day afternoon before Judge I,ogers. This
was a petition for mantiamus by Cleary TO
compel W. II. Page, Supervisor of the Town
Of Soutl, Chicago, To pay the amount Ut
st.fna town orders C1eary had bought up.
The principal grounds Of demurrer were,
first. because two different and inconEruous
forlns Of action, were Joined by tho petltion.
eoultl not t,e sued on In Cluafys name; second,
because the demurrer was nut sworn to;
and. third, It had not been shown that the
amounts Of tll8 claims contained III
Hoarl to the county authorities, rs required
by the statute. The matter was taken iiii.
Ger atlsisetnenaby by the Judge at the close Of
the argument
, 1880-03-20

Judge Rogers will hear motions for new
trials on the first and third Saturdays Of
each month hereafter, and viii try cases sub
Inisted to lin without q Jury on the secoltl
ard fourth Saturdays OF each month. One
days notice, as usuai. will be required, ex-
cept where. u. perenptory call OF such mo-
ttOns or trials Is announced In the Lttiu hut
leil,l ut least two days beforr, such call.
Discharges from Bankruptcy were tss,lrtl
Mess.
Judge Jameson yesterday granted Ill
vorce to Anna W. Hills from Kufus d. Hills,
Oh th9 ground Of cruelty.
, 1880-03-20

- ~ = N9VXN. f.NMbcFIhfd Co, TT.
DEAR Sin: My daughter ,ad ths fur fNnrtcnn
Mnnthr. md tried almost ovoryihna. but without
HldhI!1 sYMGl;, SHIRT iTlal of which prectnny
cured her ns ssr1g r.. a1" s,s1y m hens.sn fn r.
stHr* have Ind yus1 ntedcine IN my hnnsc wond
tIut be Tli1Uut II. mud recommend lx suffering
hulnanlty. AtISSANHitll lAWkHNCk-
, 1880-03-20

Plymouth, 5tANcNck Co. 1T.
DEAR MIR have hesn tEnaaEbd wth b.llansness
INDIAN Ai.tHlU SYNUF. Rnd found II tM ho n,9st
yziustlu plHdltjna, TuuMAH T1llAELk.
, 1880-03-20
Suppression or aIcsastru alton.


Dk4H BIH: M5 hMuXhtaF wAs suHsFar tTDIA SUP
prusa!np Uf MenatsnAi.ga. and afpf laboF!Hx undar
this difficulty fur lEan yGnr with The tr4kll1cnt
ottM0 phIs!ci.ns -1ns Al!opa!hio .nd o'.s ionnsa-
atdiules. among which VIA dr. tayns's Alternatives
! ihsthou1lt myself VI tbs INDIAN AinOp SYRUP.
Your fs'x!fs ou ths dsssss u s,.e b. Th!oh :1s .as
ucdlcn0. kd. i, ths JnJ IT ali syupst thisln9 fendI
lkx VISA 4oup restored to rtgAt.r!ty and health.
- - ItltiN'l. wilirACRE.
, 1880-03-20
Recommends IL to ALI

lfs
DEAR KrH: | have u4ed enuls of your INDIAN
ui.LdIl SYRUP with bcneuciaI results. md think Ii
n Kupd uItucln0 to build ny Tho Byaiam KeHetAl1y
J.. ". AtifiM.
, 1880-03-20

.-..... - Sandwich, DO Knlb Cos ILL.,
nkAM s!H Th!o y e certify inMt In1r INDIAN
has cuap.eiHy cured nv IL DYsrnnstn !. tile bvsS
Hsutclus svss HsuL. ulItAM /. ALI.EN.
, 1880-03-20

Waterman Htniipn. he Khlb Co.. III.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-08
Bricks Without Straw. "

Judge Tourgee, the author of "A Fools
book, bearing the title Bricks Without
Straw" The advance sheets with which We
have been favored by the publishers (Ford,
Howard & Hurlburt, New York, give as
surance that it will fully sustain the authors
reputation. Its hero is an emancipated slave
and its heroine Yankee school teacher, and
its purpose, like that of lis predecessor, is to
illustrate the failure of the reconstruction
methods and to show the reason of it. 1t
treats rather of the social than the political
aspects Of reconstruction. 1t is called "a ro-
nance of races"
Judge Tourgee describes the prosperous
growth of a community Of freedmen in North
Carolina in the period Immediately following
Lees surrender, while the freedmen's bureau
afforded protection to the colored people and
kept their white neighbors under restraint,
and the unhappy fate that befel them after
ward when these restraints were removed,
and the National Government had withdrawn
its supervision. The disappointment of the
colored people when they found their recent
ly acquired and highly priced rights only
transient allusion, the cruelties they suffered,
and the exul.ation of their oppressors, are de-
scribed with faithfulness and intensity that
make the story as painful as it is fascinating.
Yet Judge Tourgeeis scrupulously fair, even
generous, to the white people of the South.
He does full justice to the good qualities OF
the Southern character, and by his delineation
of the underlying causes of the spirit which
aniina,es the different classes of society, he
excites ones sympathy not only for the
emancipted and oppressed race, but for the
dominant class whose action We are forced to
condemn. The book is sure to have great
popularity
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-08
Nor long ago General Garfield received

Nor long ago General Garfield received
certain resolutions passed by an organization
of laboring men, with 4 request that he
would answer certain inquiries therein His
answer was as follows: 81 respectfully
refer you to my letter of acceptance and my
speeches and votes in Congress during the
last II years on nearly all the topics to which
your inquiries refer" There is the record of
what he has said and how he has voted on
all matters of vital concern to the Nation,
record made before he was candidate for
the Presidency. He asks nobody to support
him on the strength of the professions he
may now make, because there is better evi-
dence Of what he will do than professions
made under these circumstances can be. The
Democracy dared nominate no man Of their
party who had a political record.