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ALL THAT IT rs RECOMMENDED To BIZ
BEAVER BROOK. Albert Count

BEAVER BROOK. Albert County N. b
Dear Sir: have used your reliable INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP, and believe it to be all 1t is rec
commended. 1t purfes the blood, regulates the
bowels, and promotes digestion.
THOS. FULLERTON
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BEST MEDICINE EVER USED.

NACKAW1CK, Y0rk County, N. B.
Dear Sir: Your valuable INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP is the best medicine l ever used, and
heartily recommend it TO all sufferers
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EXCELLENT REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM
789 MAIN ST., DUBUQUE Iowa.

Dear Sir: Having tried your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP and been greatly benefited by it, conf
den ly recommend it as an excellent medicine
particularly for the cure OF Rheumatism, with
which was afflicted for yearA WIN. BECK.
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GENERAL DEBILITY.

WokCEsTKR, WOtcester county, MaSs
Dear Sir: Having used your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP. l can recommend 1t 70 be a valuable
remedy for general debility.
MRS. 8. ALLEN, Sever street.
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CURE FOR HEART DISEASE.

MERRICK, Queens County, N. Y.
Dear sir: This is to certify that l have been
afflicted with Heart Disease for some time; was sc
bud that could not do any work without mucf
pain. Since have taken your INDIAN BLooL
SYRUP am greatly improved
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BEST REMEDY FOR NERVOUSNESS.

:" zoo LOCUST bT., DUHUQUE lUWH.
Dear Sir: Having used your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP in my family for period of four years, l
consider it he best remedy for nervousness that
can be procured J. Il. DUNN
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= DYspEpsIA AND PAINT COLIC.

SACRAMENTO CITY, Sacramento County Cal.
Dear Sir: was subject to dyspepsia and Pslnt 1t
Collie, and have found your INDIAN BLOOD
| SYRUP to be perfect remedy for both these dls-
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ALL THAT IT IS RECOMMENDED TO BR

JUNCTION CITY. Davis County, Kan.
Dear Sir: now gladly embrace the opportunity
OF testifying to the wonderful cures wrought IN
my ia nily by the use of your reliable INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP within the past two years. ! find
it equal to any and every emergency. My only rs-
gret is that there are 20 many deprived OF 1S use
by not knowing It's bensfA
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KELVIN, Brant County. Ontario.
Dear Sir This is TO certify that your valuable
INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP has Bene1ted me more
for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint than any med
cine ever before used. Mrs. NJ. ]. BRIDGE
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0ENERAL DEBILITY,

n APPLETON Knox County, Nc.
Dear Sir used your INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP
for general debility, and 1t gave me immediate
relief. III am not feeling well few doses Of the
BLOOD SYRUP always sets me- right
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A GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
a. DEsBRossEs ST., New York.

u. Clark Johnson:
2 Dear Sir. have been troubled with pimples on
NJ face, arising from impurities OF the bl0ld, for
hs last FIVE years Hearing OF your INDIAN
HOOD SYRUP, I determined tn give it trial,
alter trying dozens Of rem edie', and can now say
Aat the Disagreement which troubled me 70 long
- completely disappeared.
Yours, with many thanks,
Miss JULIA FLANNERY.
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A VERY ExcELLENT MEDICINE.

FREEPORT Queens County, N. 4.
Dear Sir Having used your INDIAN BLOOD
| SYRUP az q Blood Purifier, can recommend 1t
"a valuable medicine. Mrs. CARPENTER
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CURES CHRONIC DIARRHEA.
NEwP0RT, Cooke Coul

Dear Sir: Your reliable INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP has greatly benefited me for urinary
troubles. It has alss cured Q Little boy that ID
living with me. OF diarrhea.
EORANDA CLKVENGER.
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Dear SIR have for the last two years used your
INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP, procured from your
agent, and am pleased TO confirm all that's said in
its favor SR. ST. CECILIA,
Lady Superior OF Waterbury Convent
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KIDNEY DISEASE.

118 SKILLMAN ST., BROOKLYN, N. 7.
Dear sir For years was afflicted with kidney
Asease, but soon after commenced using your
INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP found permanent 70.
~ Mrs. 8. WORTH.
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SURE CURE FOR LIVER COMPLAINT.
List of Wholesale Dealers IN
DR.. Clark Johnson's Indian
Blood Syrup.
NEW YORK CITY, N. Y.

McKEssoN 4 ROBBINS, 81 Fulton st
VIM H. soHIEFFELIN & CO., 1N and -
william st.
HALL 4 RUCKEL, 218 Greenwich d
8. r. VAN DUZER, 35 Barclay st.
in. STALLMAN d CO., SO Platt u
CHAS. N. CRITTENTON, 7 Sixth ~.
J. H. FRANCIS, 6s Ma den Lane.
BRENTGOOD d CO., % Park Plaza
PEEK & VELSOR, 0 Gold st.
WALTER ADAMS, rs John ST.
WELLS d ELLIOTT, II Gold st
DANIELL d CO., IS Cedar ST.
FRASER 4 LEE 40 Beekman Il
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CHICAGO. I'LL.

VAN sCHAACK, STEVENsoN q CO., q sn1
A Lake st.
MORRISON, PLUMMER 4 CO.. s2 and q
Lake st.
FULLER & FULLER, 81 Market IT.
TOLMAN 4 KING, 81 Lake st. .....
LORD, sTOUTENBURGH 4 CO.. ss Wabash ~.
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AVALuARLE MEpICINK

FUpaY's CREEK Cabell County, ". Va
Dear Sir: Having rlsd your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP, can say from experience thatit is val
liable m sdicins. JOHN M'CALLISTER
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PITTSBURG, PA.


GEO. A. KELLY d co.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
cHAs. LANGLEY L CO., 100 and loa FrsnkA
ST. LOUIS, MO.
RICHARDSON d CO., 7lo North Main =
MEYER BROS. d CO.. North I'd d
ST. PAUL, MINI.
MOVES BRO. 4 CUTLER. 80 Robert =
ST. JOSEPH, MO.
SAMUEL 1. SMITH 4 co.
SPRINGFIELD.
". A. HALL.
ELMIRA, N. r.
GERITY M0RRELL, 12s Lake q
TRENTON, N. y.
SAMUEL DICKINSON.
YORK, PA.
WIN. SMITH co.
BALTIMORE, MD.
fHOMSEN d AUTH, "A German n
CHARLESTON, 8. G.
powIE& MoISR
bR q. BAER, 1sl Meeting st
,,,,,,n , ATIA All 4 NTA. GA.
BOSTON, MASS.
WEEKS 4 POTTER. 800 Washington Z
GEo. G. GOODWIN 1 20.
MACON, GA.
HUNT, RANKIN l. LAMAR, es and . NO
NASHVILLE, TENN.
WIN. LIrTERER ..4...
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
IL. LYONS. corner Camp and 0ravisr -
G. R. FINLAY q co: IS Magazine sk
NICHOLAS 0LASsER, corner Peter and ooSD
sts. Algisrs, La
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
JOHN D. PARK 4 SONS. It's sycsmoreA
h. HACREADY 4 CO., IS and 90 Wainuta6
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
BENTON, MYERS 4 CO., 127 Water It.
STRONG, COBB CO., liz and LA suDedR4
DETROIT, MICH.
SWIFT 4 DoDD.
FANNARD, WILLIAMS 4 CO
In. HINCHMAN 4 SONS.
FORT WORTH, TExAA
L N. BRUNswIG. .a
GALVESTON, TEXAS.
THOMPSON, scHoTT 4 CO.. corner ~ Z
and fremont st. ,- C.
KNOXVILLE, TENN.
SANFORD, CHAMBERLAIN 4 AL1K0
LAKE BENTON, MIMI
BROWN 4 MORSE
LOUISVILLE. kXs
RA. ROBINSON Il CO., les Main q
ARTHUR PETER 4 CO., 272 Main =
LEBANON, PA.
DR. GEO. ROSS co.
-. CANADA.
NoRTHRoP b LYMAN, n Front 4. ~
si ToEs4SE; sGrLlrrE . CO.. Is Hslls .
BROWN : wEBR. 7 and George IT.. HalifGz
TB BARKER = Sons. ss ana 81 King 49,
John, N. B.
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pYsPEPsIA ANp LIVER COMPLAINT.

bUKNbVILLk, DIdXVUu COuIIy, W. Va
Dear Sir. After suffering with dyspepsia and
liver complaint for several years, was persuaded
to try your valuable INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP,
which has succeeded In making new man out Of
ma CAIN A. HINKLK
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FOR REGULATING THE BoWELs

BIG CLEAN CREEK, Greenbrier County.
Dear Sir: recommend your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP for indigestion and regulating the bowelA
For those diseases 1t has no equal.
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DYSPEPSIA AND CONSTIPATION.

h0MEH AuHoIlHH CVuhCy, T6x.
Dear Biri have used your great INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP in my family and fnd 1t just ~
recomm ended for Indigestion and Constipation
aud, in fact it Is q valuable medicine for all whe
are in bad health. J. T. BRYANT.
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TESTIMONIALS.
New York aud Brooklyn.
RHEUMATISM AND KIDNEY COMPLAINT.
Sir: give my testimony with pleasure 70 the
beneficial results Of your BLOOD PURIFIER.
Ny kidneys were out of order and the result was
rheumatism in my right knee, joint swollen twice
he size of natural and very painful. A bottle OF
the large size made perfect cure. will also say
ny digestion has improved so that can eat any
8ina Within reach. P. f. MARION,
10 Beach st., New York City.
SICK HEADACHE AND DYSPEPSIA.
ISL PERRY ST., NEW York CITY.
Dear Sir: Your Justly celebrated INDIAN
tOOD SYRUP has entirely cured me OF Sick
Headache and Dyspepsia of 10 years standing. 1t
Xlso cured my child Of Scarlet Fever, and my wife
u female complaints.
Isaac Dahlman, Bulls Head, 24th st. (of Dahl.
man Brothers, dealers in horse stock), cuoed OF
Dyspepsia and Indigestion of many years stand
h&
Henry Dahlman, OF the same firm cured of Sore
Throat and Indigestion after having been treated
~ physicians without beneficial effect.
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SYRUP. For some time had been afflicted with
chronic sore throat and received no benefit FROM
anything / tried. BY the solicitation OF youf
agent concluded TO make q trial OF your medb
cine, and since that time have been greatly -
lieved. am 20 confident Of its virtues that led
justified In recommending 1t 70 sll who may -
afflicted with the same disease.
Miss IDA ]. ARN0I1n
DYSPEPSIA CURED.
MARSHALL Calhoun County, Al,
Dear Sir: induced q dyspeptic Of fts yealY
standing TO try your INDIAN BLOOD 6YRuA
aAd it efectually cured him in short uEe
SURE CURE FOR LIVER COMPLAINT.
CorreN PLANT, Marion County, FlaL
Dear Sir: l was troubled with Dyspsp4a -
Liver Complaint for four years ana Uttered mue
fIom loss OF appetite and want Of ksep. l ps9
cured some Of yeur INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP. -
have been greatly relieved by its use.
MRS. T. A. HUTCHINe0A
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PALPITATIOE OF TINE HEART.
AoyJNT Hopp TavattA Cauutv w We

Dear Sir. This Is to certify that your INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP has entirely cured me Of palpita-
ten Of the heart and weakness of the stomach
JACKSON SToVEA
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REeULArEs THE BOWELS.

2iO WATER STREET. BROOKLYN, N. Y.
Bear Sir: am now taking your INDIAN
BfOOD SYRUP, and find that my bowels. once 80
Irregular, are in good, sound and healthy con-
1itiOn and am determined to keep them so BY
hs aid Of your remedy. c. J. GALLAGHER
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AN EXCELLENT REMEDY.

CLlo, EAkoE Souutyp I0xs
Dear Sin Accept my thanks for the aid rem
dered me by the use Of your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP. I have been afflicted for 20 years, and
by the use Of your medicine l ind great relief
would not be without IL bALLY ALLEN.
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KIDNEY COMPLAINT,
exoHorANA, Butler County. Al

aKoRoiANA, Butler County, Ala.
Dear Sir was AFFLICTED for fourteen years witt
Kidney Disease and Gravel, and commenced tn,
uss of your INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP, which ha
done me more good than anything l ever tried
My wife also used your medicine for kheuma
Mr. HAYA.
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IJvRR COMpLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.

~. 7 CHAMBERS IT., NEW York CITY.
Desr Sin This certifes that your INDIAN
pfOOD SYRUP cured me Of liver complaint and
Sywspsia. can not recommend It too highly
L. D. FREDERICK,
Attorney ut Law.
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

CONSTANTINE. St Joseph County, Mich.
Dear Sir: have used your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP for Liver Complaint and Heart Disease,
and il has given me great relief. 1t has stopped
the huttering in my heart OLIVER MOVER.
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TESTIMONIALS.
Eastern States.
WATERWAY. New Hay

CONFIRMS ALL THAT IS SAID IN ITS
FAVOR
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BROOKLYN, Queens County, N. J.
Dear Sir: Suffering for years with dyspepsia.
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,uREs HEADACHE AND INnIa EsTIoN.

CURES HEADACHE AND INDIGE GESTICN.
MADISON, Boone County, W. Va
Dear sis, IsutYered great deal with indiges-
ton and nervous headache. took one small bot
tie OF your INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP. and am now
strong and hearty My mother says she would not
do without it ADA A. HARLEea
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. REMARKABLE CURE

WAKARusA, Elkhsrt Co., Ind, March I, ISIS.
Dear Sir: Ihave known MAgdalena kehr for
eight years, and known her to have been an inya
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ST. PAUL, MINI.

RICHARDSON d CO., 7lo North Main =
MEYER BROS. 4 CO., 6 North I'd n
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DIsEAsK OF THE THROAT.

HIdI VIkW, Erodef1ok County, Va,
May IL, 157s.
Dear Sir: Allow me to offer my unsolicited testi-
mony in favor of your valuable INDIAN hI0On
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LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.

n y =" ~. HAYWOOD, Benton County, Mimi.
Dear Sir: This is to certify that your valuable
INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP has entirely cured M
OF Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
: ~ NARY HUBBARD,
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AT. LOUIS. MO

BAN FRANCISCOs OAIb
CHAs. LANGLEY / CO., 100 and l02 Frsnkal
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FORT WORTH, TEXAA
L N. BRUNswIG.

GALVESTON, TEXAS.
THOMPSON, scHoTT 4 CO.. corner ~ {
and fremont st. g.
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The following persons have used your INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP, and recommend 1t a. highly
valuable med cine
J.P. TILLOTsON. Summit City. Grand Traverse
County, Mich.
R. TlBBITs, Paradise, Grand Traverse County.
Mich. ..n
: MRS MOORE, Summit City, Grand Traverse
County, M Oh.
MRS. RILEY, Paradise; Grand Traverse County.
Mich.
W. N. HICKEY, Paradise, Grand Traverse
County.
L. MILKs, Paradise, Grand Traverse County
MISS o. KINGSLEY, Paradise, Grand Traverse
Cou ty.
MR. sLAWsON, County Surveyor.
H. W. CASE, Paradise, Grand Traverse County.
w. n. COOK, Paradise, Grand Traverse County.
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GEO. A. KELLY q Co
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NEW ORLEANS, LA.

IL. LYONS, corner Camp and 0ravisr ~
G. R. FINLAY d CO., IS Magazine sk
NICHOLAS 0LASSER, corner Peter and On
sh, Algiers, La.
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CANADA.
NoRTHROP b LYMAN, n Front q, Wa0
'Js0 FoRSYTH, sUTLIFFK 4 CO., 1ss Hsllh -
Halifax, N. Q.
BROWN : WEIR. 7 and . George IT.. Halifa8
TB. BARKER 4 Sons. a ana o. King 4. .
MITCHELL. London. Ontario.
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SPRINGFIELD.
BALTIMORE. MD.
CHARLESTON. 8. G.

WIN. Il. BROWN 4 CO., Is South shayp q
fHOMSEN d NUTH, IA German sk
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BOSTON, MASS.
WEEKS 4 POTTER, 800 Washington Z
GEO, G. GOODWIN i co.
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KNOXVILLE, TENN.
SANFORD, CHAMBERLAIN 4 ALlKRA
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-06-12
A Sensible and Patriotic Utterance.

The issues are such as to stir the en-
ergies of every true patriot. The Re-
publicans, corrupted by the long pos
session of power, intend to retain it at
any cost. The check which they re-
ceived in 1876 was as stunning as it was
unexpected. But their leaders did not
hesitate to resort to the novel and cor
rupt action of Returning Boards in or
der to defeat the will of the people.
They have rewarded the authors and
abettors of these frauds with positions
of honor and profit. They even sit i'll
the Cabinet and represent us at foreign
Courts. Every means has been taken
to gloss over the infamy of 1876 by the
varnish of official station, and in order
to secure its ratification by the people
in 1880, they have sought-by legal
prosecutions and slanderous allegations
to destroy the candidate whom they
robbed of his office, a crime for which
they have earned the Scorn and con-
tempt of mankind. In order to secure
the vindication which they seek and the
perpetuation of power which they Will
never voluntarily surrender. they are
even prepared to resort to the desperate
expedient of the third term, abhorrent
alike to the teachings and example of
the fathers and the solemn warnings OF
history. They are ready to prevent
free elections by surrounding the polls
with partisan Marshals. paid from the
public Treasury, by arbitrary arrests on
the day of election, aud by the use OF
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WIT AND WISDOM.

The loafer is Iabor-saving insti-
tuition. -Dantc'sonUilc Sentinel.
Amateur florists may be called gar
den Phtlaielphia Sunday Item.
Does a watershed become an ice
house in the waterP-BostOn Tran
script.
Sweating for ones daily bread is a
pore way of getting t.-Steu6enuille
Herald.
"A lady is always ready to recognize
the looking-glass as her pier.-Bostou
Herald.
When one barber shaves another
barber he does not talk.-NeW Orleans
Picayune.
The report that the baby elephant
was born with valise instead of trunk
is incorrect.
A young Darwinian. Ito his
married sister,: Hi! Polly! Look!!!
Here's your baby trying to walk on its
hind legs!!!!'
Authors are spoken of as dwelling
i'm attics, because SO few of them are
able to live on their first story. -B0Ston
Commercial Bulletin.
So quickly sometimes has the wheel
man has lived to enjoy the benefit of
that charity which his own piety pro-
jected.
Like many other virtues, hospital
ity is practiced in its perfection by the
poor. If the rich did their share how
would the woes of this world be light
ened.
Woman is called man s better half,
CHI 70, l,,1e Oh
holds domestic convention she en-
forces the two-thirds rule.-N Y Her.
all.
You may break, you may shatter the egg, If
But the scent of last summer will cling to it
still.
And it is n remarkable fact that in
the case of faded egg. the more you
shatter. the worse it clings. -Burli,sg-
ton HaUkeye.
BERTHE had half biscuit buttered
and Il whole one unbuttered. He gave
Oracle the whole one and kept the but
tered one. A remark being made about
his giving away the larger piece. Oracle
said: Yes, he gave the biggerest, but
he kept the butterest himself"
When yo1l go into an editorial room
and see the editor using the shears, you
should say, "Oh, that's the way you
make paper, is it?'' He expects you
to say this, and is all braced for the
shock. If you omit it. just so much
vital force is lost.-N. Y. Sun.
The farmer feeds the blcating uu,
The sailor sails the C,
The gardener plants the p p, he does,
The printer takes his ec-
The sinner wipes his weeping |,
The farmer swar.nS his b b,
The printer daily sets his III IN,
The teamstcr yeils his gig.
The lawyer gathers in his w,
When he has tried his x k,
The ShcrifS ever ON the &c,
The gambler ri SKIS his II a.
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notice, moved to postpon, all prior orders
and take up the River and IIarbor Approprt-
Ransom stated that the amount appropriated
by the House was 81 So 900. to which the sen
ate Committee added Sl52 600 After making
some reductions in amounts in House bill. the
bill was read for action upon the Committee
posed of The Sundry Civil appropriation
bill WAS received from the House and referred
to the Committee on Appropriations.
House-Thc General Deficiency Appropriation
bill was considered at length.
JUNE 2.-ISendte-The River and Harbor
bill passed-yeas, 30; nays. 13. -..-. House-The
General Deficiency bill completed in
Committee of the Whole and reported to the
House, but no vote was taken.
JUNE 3.-,Sendte-The Tariff Commission
bill passed. the date finally set for the Com
mittee to reporgbeing January, 1881. The bill
amending the statutes in relation to the inn
l Laon,.d before the sena,e reso1u.iSng
for adjournment June 10. Referred tothe Com
mittee on Appropriations. The Senate bill to
consumm ATE the resolution OF the eontinen.
a monument to Gen. Herkimer mt the
Sn b. of oliska9y. \. y. was passed
lection to all appropriations of this kind.
House.The General Deficiency bill passed,
with the amendment providing that no part
of the appropriation made for the payment
of Marshals shall be paid for services rendered
at elections. The Committee on Ways and
Means reported n resolution for final adjourn
ment on June 10, which was agreed to yeas.
los; nays, IS.
JUNE 4.-Sendte-The bill passed for the
relief of settlers within the late Fort kearney
Military Reservation, Nebraska. Mr.. Voor-
hees sent to the Clerks desk and had read
the resolution under which the Exodus Com
mittee was appointed, and spoke at consid-
cradle length thereon. holding that the Re-
publican party was responsible for the exodus,
and endorsing the views of the report made
by the majority of the committee....-...
Housc-A joint resolution was passed author
izing the delivery of arms, etc, to the sol
diers' reunion at Decatur, Ill. The senate
Military. Reservation. The Senate amend
ments to the Post office Appropria-
ton bill striking out the proviso
were not concurred in. Mr.. Wood ID. n. "
stated that he would not call up the Funding
bill this session, but gave notice that he would
bring it before the House the first "Wednesday
in December next. A number of pension bills
were disposed of.