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Just now our democratic friends are
making much over the fact that the
Ahend Post, a German paper, of Cincin-
matt, has come out for Hancock. 1t has
been ascertained authoritativly that he
did not come out for Hancock till he
had demanded of the republican cam
paign committee and be refused
5000 as the price of his allegiance.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-10-09

Gen. Garfield has gained immortal
honor for himself by his remark TO a
person at Chautauqua, who asked him
to make political speech at that re-
ligiouS resort. His answer was: NO,
sir. If | must show my religion TO get
an election. | prefer not 10 be elected
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Married.

BCTLER-GOOCH-On Monday. Oct.
18th. by Rev. j. Baldwin. Ir. IL. 4.
Butler. OF Macon. and Miss Ella Gooeh.
ofKirk,yil!e, at the residence OF TIE
BRIDE parents.
Sae!hy county napnrs rLna.e lo2y.
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The kirksvihe Graphic has grown to
be- one of the best and largest political
paperS in the state. Ii Is high-toned.
substantial paper, and deserves the
great success it has achieved 1t does
not condescend to the low and dirty
work often done by newspapers. Those
desiring political paper from this part
of the state would do well to subscribe
for the Graphic.-.uissonri TEACHER, 0e-
'vbrr.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-10-09

"Are you guilty, or not guily?' was
asked of colored prisoner. "Well,
boss" he replied, II was in de na'ba'-
hood when dem hams war tooken, but
it doesn't look jest right to beat disre-
spectant crowd outen dc pleasurable-
ness OBJ seem trial, do it! Da' 70 |
pleads Nc.
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COUNTY TlCkET.

COUNTY TlCkET.
For Representative,
T. NJ. HARRINGTON.
For Collector,
X. G. BIELBY.
For Sheriff.
JOHN SHAVER.
For Treasurer.
PETER J. BROWN.
For Prosecuting Attorney.
\. ID. RISbON.
For Assessor.
J. W. WADDlLL.
For Surveyor,
I. J. DOCKERY.
For Public Administrator.
GEO. T. WILLIAMS.
For Coroner.
JOHN WADDILL.
Judge 1st District.
S. F. STAHL.
Judge I'd District,
J. Q. JOHNSON.
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I'VE should never he beaten until
every citizen can cast his vote just as
be plcaSes and can. ..have it counted
just as he cast tt L. S. Grant.
This Is not the principle that Lee
and jackson fought tor.
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N0IiUE TO
x. X. CONTRACTORS.

Sealed BIDS, or proposals vii, BE- received by
The undersigned. at tIc General Office of the
Quincy, Missouri y Pacific Railroad Compa-
ny until o'clock p. IN. Monday, Oct, II, 1850
for the clearing. .ruhbin.. cJrthwork hridg-
inE. etc, on the extension "f the q. II. ,S 7 Il.
T., from iilan To Trenton. No, il distance OF
about 81 miles; said work To be completed on
April 1T. ISL
Plans. specifications. prodle-. and forms of
contracts can be seen al the Office of the uIi-
dcr-igned. Tie right iereseryed g. reicrt any
all bids.
-tIoe GsgrN. co,fs,%i,in,,
+. ". COLLINS. Chief Engineer.
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Call at Gupe sewing machine and
variety store. south side OF the square.
Choice line Of fruits. nuts, cigars. tobac-
COS, candies, etc, and the best sewing
machines W the market
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-10-09

Everybody will talk politics for the
next twenty days.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-10-09

Is TO Mr. Greenwoois ) title to his
party's support. Will the democrat give
Us a history of the county democratic
convention held IN this town IN 1876
from which there was a bolt made p.
+. Greenwood among others. advised
the bolt and l;e was one Of committee
Of two to settle the n,atter. and the
the third man being called in, decided
against Mr.. G1eenwood's view Of the
matter and he again Boiled, Ok If tn.
Democrat does nCy wi-h to eH!iehten us
regarding this matter, VIII some one
else who t:nows be kind enough to do
>o9
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STATE TICKET.

STATE TICKET.
For Governor.
DAVID P. DYER,
Of St. Louis.
For Lieut.. Gov,
MILO BLAIR,
of Pettis.
For Secretary of State.
JAMES c. BROADWELL,
of St. Louis.
For Auditor,
L.. a. THOMPSON,
of Montgomery.
For Attorney General,
H. H. HARDING,
of Jasper,
For Treasurer,
". Q. DOLLMEYER,
of Cole.
For Railroad Com. issioner.
HOWARD kARNES,
of Cole.
For Judge Of Supreme Court,
J.N. c. BARNES,
Of Jackson.
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Oar little neiehbor continues to
throw mud at NJ. ). z. San in h..s
bl.:naogias wdy. while We are au-
taoril.d by Ir Slahl to say that he
he;er presented petition 10 tiIe COM
" courg asking tor the issue Of Tie
$4,000 in bonds. and further that he
never circulated anv suen petition. Mr.
Srahl is upright and truthful. but the
Democrats best friends do not claim
tlat virtue for it. SO its editor can
now trump up some other f;flsehood
with which 70 try 70 beat IA honest
nan.
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Is SIMPLICITY u..iz.zcca-LE.
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d. s. Guipe, Agent, Kirks
vile. Missouri.
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f. ". Collins. Chief Engineer.
AGENTS WANTED

To sell the new, enlarged. revised aud only
illustrated edition Of that startling and won
derfUi volume,
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Big crowd at the Garfield club Thurs
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-10-09

Waim days and cool nights.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-10-09
Is ELEGANT =; APPEARANCE.

rs DURABILITY EEvEa QUESTIONED.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-10-09

Republican rally at Nineveh toj
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-10-09

It's Es-AL.
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Esg3ga--sszs Al II TazgHaNs5r.
, 1880-06-21

cnlum.,s tho ,rcrnnrk ihat ho Imagined tho
snnI si,G Il st,n ,t y ,o olst =" !s scry G y ., ~
Sltentr rcsa,nhIi. tho S,lp,,ay i,i p''l'l'sh,n4
sa as%"s s'SS6 n ts ' qss". ,'ss ~ II ,hee heye "y
s H's'' ar op'aI:IHiss sIisc "Sa St vSs Ssy S S%se 'S '
,r. ax%tnEH 1,f q, p'a"tnF y" yS E Ei1 Ts'G VIZ 1 W"
papars* Thsy rolnhin., iiko tho ,'atiy prs.s, iho
ns sec,n Rsxti to tlluni., Werg Il not for their
agency, innl,y facts which It "a Ut Interest, md
n nssnns nl E"rt',1o' , Tor to : mG93 n3,t to kws rs
l4st, take II, is ~. pxtretn9ly hnrpy way ..
nttala,s tno pecsMr M inotinaon sono Of thoso
CtnoaIct.fsu ExcEE11st,hY sMAtr. nEsn.
Let tnu Htvo MI lnstanco of crcdftal,lo untlcnvhr
IL mn ol,pos!t :llrtetlnn Moss po"tlo nr' J. w ~,
Rr % wh9 sra hg 70 w, re VIZ 70 H
Lori lipuconsIied for tho l'rst time IN h!s lfo
since hIs now historic u!hdsil speech, ch1nb!oto;
tunper befurts; hu Ind nuvor Rct!'nlly suffered
froln H. IIe rosu to sprak ant, nfser ~ few
wc4s Secay oil vsf snyo yaua xay MI s ra
cntIro effort wls nonu tho lcEs q f1i1'.re; Nov
this IA All Incident which. It cn,lnot lto 1lcnle
hta so!ao historical tnportuncY. md II synMl mt
hayc hoos preserved in b!ack und white ut nl
MI etsIns Il ri Deea q N Me. W Mecrea: o nuees In
two predictions ~ to tho !Minrc duyclop1t,ent az
TIC ,f Hy to pr"s 9n 3 ~ 1 tue grt %S i Swn nr
news, md ntnHt sica1 lcss eofnlnunt. .-nlnre of
gcnnlfn tntelltEcncr. nnh less Of rlftnr!at pre-
long bo prnuticalIy rdco4zot tint y penny Ia
tho very highest price which ehlt he eharKa. for
to To- coSrovert t hn ii stnor rssarl An,crlcS's
newspnpers nave alrG.dy prnvcd how ilt'lM,rtAlt
tho flIst Of those co!ts.eratins f.; ui'a The I'D;
tho Times. tt3tfEiUd before committee of tho
, 1880-06-21

no. pnvc.!, md thy w'nl hAs fuft sweep; Ths
MIR. lg illlcd with dust nj these ti1nr4,
md t!fa Is n hr.lcn: md th!a las,e ofsen
titnn Epllhr 0r tlrrss Gtrnncs an1lctl III {t.w -
nHtltA, This hurrll dust RttA intu tho houses,
Into tho purlprA, Ltrtirs tho wltttlsiwst and 1t emit
help r,tt!nv intn Tho kitchen. Onr tm;s not ~.
hcrn long bcfnro. he rnt.. hls pcck Df tllrt-ntad
tGr. yti ti.l iust t.ycrywl,err. ansl nuke trucks
b .'n;t n you wslk ol;,nx: e & impossible e
kri, 4 nlt. ii tho country II 'sns l1tf. 4 i,onr
nnwn nway; and ~ ~. some plnces s., X,n,
.nIt,'y.'n.nks: a; fl,!s Ia ID axnyEer.!ton, Al
cstatG uhnn1cs1 hAiuls pretty often. A l,nly. III
HrcAkitH nj tho similarity 0f tho He1Jrnska Anl
kuns1s rolls, remarked Tint It wis not Attthge
wrn ttle seueor tho s''tl0 0f Nel'r',skn wa+ lowft
,lnwu tn KRnsas. md anothor acnscn II WIS blown
lAek nKnin. ..
lllit illo wln,ls md dust do not Inst forovcr,
and thB Kr1.Atnr t,nrt Gf tho year Ilnc0ln " cn-
A,lrnbn. Tim nvcrngo Ea4terrl snnn wplild 10
surprised c1ltl ho sts what 1.lnrt'n rcnIy II,
With hnr public HtiItlingA. hUr hret grtAt rail-
llncN. her University. her wealth md pnpuia toA.
II l,t, wcrc toll Tint less than II acoro of years
ngO thore WIS unthng hnru but bt.asl expn.1aa
Of nrcn prairie, t1ottCt here Rnh there by tho
humble dwelling Of tho pioneer. ...
htOKTUN HwlF-r CttAMl,EitLAtS.
, 1880-06-21

Prnp CITY Of Eunrnftl Sand,.ky. .un,trIeH.
IfsS I.iS E s3;, Il Ts1I, sy !a:s N";ti5 Ss5: lumber
ft"p fp 'y1Ts; ,4a;7e: 1s S?l a"oi".sy ia;.: :.sne,
i,rnn Z 9. fe.er,: Msn,,.,ss, A., snn.et::
fs f"s ss fss F r. G'"na ;anrs,1 !*5"S sa.S: :"mas.
$rtr !;rnna., MGnnn.n.r. iumtrr:
III; III; !ts!'! VIII. AHS%s;: Hn;ss;s "n'.f Iss':sf
s1,f s it& A!eFTs't sss'}E"n ia"oor'
I'll; I'll; @ ;;|s;; SsS:$: !i:$S::s sSii;.,, sS;
hsSf hsr u a",s,"'s 'tsns itIses srees %mber.
Es$; $s;'ss %ss%!ss;; ;,%ss; ,ssseF
ls! %! Il. if:$ <: !l:'%:s!; l Ss.ssFss, isaesi.
Essf g. ,!er; a;,f S&HsssS's passsi Is%ss
Ecr stosslta. @en"nnns. I r. 1 lumber: It:,.,.-
ss: sss! s:;, as{ 81 Sss2!s !saesF
ss$! ss$! d Ha.!:se; as SssSS: ss:ssS: "Sf s%'fs;;
SSsS ,sy$s ,;,
sesf ty Il ans ssna atsn s,e lumber
AtTt'AL AAlLgSos.
YeenK EEs r nd 'u"de'
assr ;fTii;%sn. kiSs.sSn, " 4 .ncst:
@ Vassa @ " S5ss corn and
ssnr ssa Nins5 t9ll,pxw, % y y r. ~ sq sorn
S'' ssri s ~" % ss ss s'd I'D sun.
81 IIiS ss3Enasn 'en:ss s5 ssae
tx: ;;Ss{ {fs;i Sss Il II Il :ss'fo' :ss:
Heir tieIAwntG, Hurnt',, H,tiI bu cnru.
sS. EsSr H .'s;. i!SisIIS. sS N y, wheat
@ sehr III GU. 1". "5"is, H bl1 lSy ID u eorn W.T.
ss FL" w.: S s,:oi Gs@" ps E5s z SaS SS 81 essn sfa
5;s I; NJ. :" ;i tS t;sss lfi is;s ;ss;3:; issns
s:: Er f,S. "ia ajc III y;f8 t8s IL ;'lu'e !m sappe'
ssht /; +: snea"a; i;nasis;; S;i5 ~ wheat
ssST sT sfi'%ss; \ T. my as na.S. ;t; r fs' IL Corn
fS1 !,ass Su's "ss,s & b'' -four and
ssf ss: t 4 Xias Sss i|ss's s' ~; !S J., ss e, s",c'
a. I,,e s11 Fl i; a ill., corn
$s! shf ';:s: III! Sn!o as!: a s5 sosn
i,top Atn1!lana, l..Ita M MHDIu wh.at und suudFcs
ss;, $ H.. .,a md sum-
prop L Iiicsux. a1nsteuun.
fS!'f sS + Gne 4 Sifs,x isa;is. Stsaiesiiss sississun.
sehr hr tsif,naisSF: ti;1 ,i aI.,H Mnsksx"ra raor,,,o.
!!:SEsstp !!Sst sseiS.s; S'$Sst WGits i.ats. A"'''''
l'rsu ut.Sa!xe I!!iaIar: Mu.tcson.
i.1or 1: Camp6ssI i.aains.oa.
Ess i:5SS "A; #; ';TSh; H;'h, ,%i"l %!;leson.
ias f,9;p III Fa;sisr Mii~"SSESa; Ssis.tee.
scllr Il. Williams Atrnui,stnee.
ssE'f ssSf uf'fs T. i.onssn a's5 AMatssssiS Mesnssec
s seSr i 1rnasss srsss ,.s S,Sssea F.aa ,,sI I.,ea
Scilr s!nry Anlarda. i;rnnd Haven
ss,iiTi ssST 81 FA'1Ss 4 Ei' MI11,kSHon. I1,k ,ks3,
schr Il. +. Royce. Grccn lay.
, 1880-06-21
NOTES FROM ABROAD.

Duluth Is having liz share OF lilo Rrent bnom- Tile
dorks nrs 'turny airs frum morning to night. and
things haro loseE looked M brinht hero boforo Tho
Sotthwestern Fuel Company hnve tnss finished their
cnnl-tocks. THEY expect tn hnnhte ,srlsoHs Of coai
th.s sensa I',e +sarc.y of e;%ynsSEs @ here n'nkesn
i% y IT, St" ' ~ HI
S1 Tn sr, 4 yfr Is, %2 "A; "A;
vi" III, Il %s L s''': 'S II. rs sss s
xs '.s' .SsS se''y s s1s9 ''s Ss }s!4 IT, si:s {s
II. n'sP P a'isSsS 5.: III
sa aaa se %ss% ,%yf Win 's s .s s a u IA" ] "tS
sy M *rs, ,p' @ a et II ne r. IT ny
S ' % @ cnaay sF isf o M,s stc
GLEAStNGs.
es seses2 81, i i
Mss ;ss s.;ss s:s
FoFtuno nsca,il, vnry I%pular: and nj olort wns
Ss n"y SH aS sa 5tGasn sstas r. 81
ss @ w. @a T. asa Sst III ie eS
snS 'S y tss s :ssosss sss II II w.ss
sn s;a n L SSrp p9e ns asst
n ss u, 5fss,gS I srlf n 1
h y II IN IN an,9s o% ea
NJ s!S Ny %:S ..x,ns .re,ye
H!s IL s*'s III y ss s: sF vi. ss ss sS
@ ; q" .!4ys s 'assS c to,o,, nm, ,o ,,rnv
sS w", os'uabcr during t'.o reoeai storm on lnfs
i.Ee ssnossneer Film oan'ac, vh!s, wont asho,o
' ho ssehSoass ! il. s" IL u G's;o,and caies tho
osiGs5 s,a Xet,HT irl i'sN 4 sr nssk; x.......
, 1880-06-21
LAKE PORTS.


Special Dtspateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
Arriyod-sel,oonesx Mnsylan, l'enubsoot, jun os
Matthews, ii. Fillmore, ryLn. II. Burger. from Mft
wnuAsOl Gnorua Murray. Z. J. Wells, champion,
Me,rs, hay btato, g. T. Hazard. Joseph raixu+ Mary
canly. ivn,yilje. L. i. C'nrk n. i. Scott Aeontiss,
+. J. McTaa, Holdtn Wcst Gudln1 Btar. II. t. ic!I-
aFds, ltaTy ulsss!l. from Ghleago' schooner sam
,,!:isa;sS% %Sshasner. Mens.. !.pa,,l,!s. Hslaaa
III. wss, Il! sssI, sam sa9x; sait, thanploa, J:
i5:: sa s't'e! y 81" '''
s.s s'ss %
fs snsr sYixx nsr ep at fHse r. T. Z =
isa4 iasas larss ls ] Sss 4 iars % Y sSa II
%s Ss S: SSSs sssHosss s Il sss q &
ns sos asS I'D Z so Cont.
%o 81. i %.y d Ss% Ys, ssys:
ssf: 'sa' Sss ssns S":s sss
nKTitnry.
Special Dfspateh TO Ths Chicago Tribune.
fs aa u ,f sms
ia ia sS's aIR ss II aS
aa @ sa I'd r ES!
s' III s"ss. - %sss sdz''sS: a
wit %s ssst' Ws io s4yo isS.sn .ait II
it.haSt. .lasslo. TIfso nsSi'iss, IL ssiSa1' Mo'i:
.s, s',s*s " s s
:sSoasa :sss a IT. osa sss 9S1 Wy
Sss ys. s na aso h. i9GS ns Ind kas sn,.or r.
tsssss II rtts, &sH% %ho toaa an5s GSs. s1s IT,; Il
- "'""' etxvELANp.
8pteta& Dt,ratch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
cLEvEHAr!', a., Juno MISUNDERSTANDING
@ S G, s' Sssaf ia sa,.Ss naastS IT, T. L.
nrS Sse: ma,ntns ~ @ 1ny
s::s 's:ssr # sss
f. IA Y; Y. Y ' e' E
sss %s:!a Is sIssq y: 5 sss
M 4 IT, sss @ Il e hi ss sc s ~. ~ as aTss @ ys.,s
s1ilsd VA. avar wrevke' m wa. 10 ". nway: TMe
:s ssss. H. as a'ss Gass y &'s j.. sssa " ys!,a
for I0EF yoass, 1fo was WNl khpMH AlUax Tho lakes
IxIAr cOLH0tESk-
dpsetas Htsrateh to Tha cAtedpo Tttba!Hs.
Pour CoInntNk. .,n. 1no :! Passed pp a.t n!xht
{s%ss Msas $aso;Is j. c"'oasS' soaF' Enassi"ti
vhsss. 9sss fp!f = q Sss''n
ss 's 'i1ssss % IS
MILWAUKEE.
M,lwaTKxs. juns IcrIs ssoaa, .GsMs Porter
st s IT, sas = Tssey
sss i anst @ oha1iss III what 10 Esis Il dA osIA
EtpANANA.
6psfiat Uhpattb to Th4 Chicago 1tibuns,
EsoAS%pH. Mtsh. !sns !; %As.,yss.-s: G.aaaa
II T. SS y a9isa r.
Janus platt caadon.
| 6p<etal I>ispateh to 1ha chicago 1ftbAns.
So .ehaonss. MIsa,xsa; co.as' and Niahoisoa lst
puLurn.
sptttal ntspassh to 1hs CAteaeo 1rtauns.
Dy,i,TH Z AZ|ans lSns ,Sd IT. T,!rt,noRs''sfs
, 1880-06-21

In Titusrllle, pa., u tow days axo, Mrs. Joseph
dcud body 1r hor father ton days before. willis
4tt9ud!n9 b!s fYn"rs.l n fltt.b1T9. itor taaaeF M
sfo hal a soro ot, her lips, through willun ilsr
bloou was poisoned. lIar llttt0 daughter Ella
IL not expected 10 live. OIL ACCOUNT of having
kfSs4d her tupthGrs '.---
, 1880-06-21

Knowles lnsoct Powder Gun u by larshe best.
, 1880-06-21
PORT OF CHICAGO.

Vl11ET OF UlIICA4Us
ANAIYAIg.
Prop FAvorite, Msnouaslss, towing.
tsTop Scotia, HuM4tu, sundrtoA.
Frup ltORn1ke, BlItH1u. sNALrles.
rFoi. Idaho, AnfTAlo, su1dtloA.
rtub 4 rAl,se- tlnit.AIiL &unhrlAA.
, 1880-06-21
C1fICAuO'S PARKS.

invested upon general knowledge a1,d tssl,r-
at,ccs Df Oltr growth md prospects. After show
.'4o. .a svast si1n
t'loth IN chslre ai,oFhooh upo1 'he "sst QUE
9 spent eo,sesn9d nna as T'h taps 'o hn ~
.nes ware tsa " !'a,. sso %e'mms nea'
parod to suc tho extensive Aystotn of parks and
contemplated connections upon tho West
Side, aud returned to tho hotel completely
nnt'1nI' WAN ~ o"''''''.so "" ,"''y
OF mo security Tor tho'f pohas, anu
most 'tec',letlly impressed w'th the fnet thut
r.si,it whGn ,.un,niatc,i ani cotlnrct;i' in mix.
inc tic prorcrty on t.,o cdee OF our c,iy Will
5n,s u ,,,re n vae s to 1 tM t,o csr
cost Ut ti,., park system wifi, cs,tnp;rtcJ,
wl.s NJ, apoi,ict,y jtnf,rt,ssc,l myself With tho
@r9ef GVs ~ thss9 q ahe ay wi ii tuo oper
ty.s,wcr r UNI, the %ost sjar. rcstjved to d.
isr,,!!,s Whit !ly i'.tsreyts ana ,he Interests .f
nayrr nav 10 ,he ex,emt If nur, linn si.SW can-
',oi In NJ atsci M Of urxl,x IN cSncrt,,rs Mill
", s pe i, G H.. N.Y. % tp Hr @ ", a IN III r Mu
,n",,rwrt,nfit anna I,erant,s who ind ot fi,o cuI,-
ti,iens:c Of tho tNx-rayI.c n,tbItc, md wfso
Il" r. .,niht thn rxnrilrnsv af nt,ur,nriuilnr,s
tor t axpui,liture ior park PURPOSES, it'll, is
t1,r nm ~ maj, ~ n,nrtv ~ nT,, ,sss
"p,!l%at, ,sh h"rn tscnn r. nr"rs rui Il, liz
nsnvrtn.,f,t Of tnair owit bsicas us fs, uccot,,U
" thn 2IIin ",., st,,,tsinv ,mn,,Iv thny ihc,m
srIyes |urgnjy co;,rIb,.test III lu.y,iet Of taxes,
and, Furthermore. aru notin,crcsscins ownersnf
fns.!,r IL e,,rtv coi.;nirtio nny Marticrinr nor
tions III narl;x or ct,ll1lcutjons,
ii,,1i on inycstfentiotl thIt tho enttre West
sue a,,t y! e9s HI ncr.a 1 HIT fbnt t.ir,
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, 1880-06-21
FASHIONS FOLLIES.

The Love of Display on the Part Of NIcn
nnd WN1ncii-Crline One Of tho Out
comes OF the Observation-Disclosures
the Cnuke OF Much Of thu Folly of the
Present tDay-Dsfnlcnt1ons tho Result
Ef Il nnIlltln lin An1sf araNcnA.
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+ 4 II u f IL s. co VI II 4 N Il.

y guaranteed Analysis i placed on every pack
age. 70" sale iy Agents generally. send Tor
circulars to
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SENATOR BLAINE seems to be fully
aware that the election of September Is
Is to be relied upon for the vindication of
the honor of Maine. as well as for the
contribution of an important influence to
the national election OF November p He
Is therefore working with zeal which
few other men can sustain for the election
of Gov. Davis and five Republican Con-
grcsSmen. He names the $50, 900 expend
ell in 1879 for printing and the payment
OF the expenses of campaign speakers
and Of voters whose votes would have
been lost unless their fare had been paid
80 enable them to return home as an in
uicatl0n of the restriction of the use of
money by Republicans in his state to
legitimate purposes. and he intimates that
the sole reliance Of his associates is upon
The efforts of Republican orators who will
rouse the people of Maine to the pro-
nUnciation Of Il just verdict against the
Eafccion inlany Of 1919. The Maine
chance Won September Il, the voice of
Ohio and Indiana in October will speak
'nc doom Of the - miserable devils = who
at present poster into profanity the soldier
10: whom Republicans wish no harder
tate than that lie may rest in peace on
Governors Island the remaining DAYS of
his life.
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ton: DO they, whose political faith
taught the divinity" of slavery, yet
recognize the legality of the slave $ eman-
cipation? Assuredly not. The mere de
struction of the institution itself did no
violence to the opinion that sustained ii
and fought its battles. The South sur
rendered at AppomattoX, no principle
underlying the contest, that there ac
knowledged defeat, and they who be
lieved in and maintained the right of Sc
ccssiou in 1850, believe in it and maintain
the right in 1880. The representatives
of this unchanged opinion in the South,
among whom Hampton is conspicuous,
now dictate the policy Of and control both
branches of, the National Legislature.
Excluded SO long from the councils of
the nation. and stimulated to renewed
activity in legislative enterprise, they
already command Il majority of the i'm
portant standing committees of each
House, by virtue of the consolidated po-
litical power they represent. Morally.
the spectacle is 4 startling one. That
the legislative branches of our Govern
ment should be under the control of the
men who, fifteen years ago, attempted
its destruction, and who. with the prom
ised aid of their Northern allies, now
cherish well-defined hopes of securing
it's entire control. To be forewarned is
to be forearmed. That the success Of
the plans, now based upon the political
support of an undivided South" with
it's 1913 electoral votes, means danger to
our free institutions, and the possible
destruction of the dearly bought but
well-cherished results of the war, no man
can doubt. Their success would be, in
every sense. u national disaster. This is
what Hancock S election would mean.
Whatever may have been the short
comings, or the follies of Republican adj
ministrations: whatever damage the Re-
publican party, as a great national organi-
Zation, may have sustained at the hands
of unworthy men. it still retains within
it's ranks sufficient moral force and pa
triotism to command the confidence of
those in whose hands the great interests
of the nation rest. With it, and it alone,
lies national security. Nothing but I'M
pardonable blunders in the near future can
ieopardize its success in the present Presi-
dental canvass.
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"OLD PROBABILITIES {"

HE death Of Gen. Albert J. Myer, at
the Palace Hotel, Buffalo, on Tuesday.
removes from the public service one of
the most interchangeable workers, and Il
man who has raised the Signal Service of
the United States almost to perfect
system which renders it one of the most
important branches of the public service.
Gen. Myers familiar title, "Old Proba-
blllties," conveys only hint of his use
1uInese in the Signal Service. MANY who
associate his name with predictions as to
ihe weather are ignorant of the fact that
he was 50 thoroughly master of the
science of signals that he established the
'ull course Of instructions in that depart
,nent at the Military Academy at West
E'"nt, and at the Naval Academy at
Annapolis. Gen. Myers career is one
"t the best examples our history affords
OF What the purpose of one who enters
the public service should be. Other men
nave sought government employment
with pecuniary emolument, or honor, or
ease Tor sole purpose; but he was most
81 AL ambitious to perfect the service
with which he was connected. Il NAV
DC said that his life has been given to his
country, since he was worn out by spend
lng twenty-five of his fifty-two years in
sNhaustinG labors i'll the employment of
She government. Entering the public
sergicc as Assistant Amy Surgeon in
2S3i, he was assigned to special duty in
The Signal Service four years later, and
ms marvellous skill made him Chief Sig
nal officer of the Army in 1860, just in
time to reorganize the service for the war
which followed. 1t is through his ad-
that positions in the Signal
Service have been changed from sine
lures to places of hand and useful work.
!tjs earnest purpose was to establish a
ystem which would give the government
Geographic communication with a com
potent agent at every important post i'll
she country, and i'll thus providing for
military information he continued to af-