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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-17
Ser @eI0usorFf.

Nem=Oorf, Is. San, - SolseuSes iinb
bic Sblubnotirungen: @elo 5-6; Sterlinas
gSe6iel 4.81a-813. Sunbes S6ligationen,
1S81er 1O4a, neue sitnfer 1924, 10.40er =,
0if. Col. 3.65er 87a. 9lftien: IepzD Dorfer
Central 1884, @rie AL, gateSbore 1O14, Silt
noiisr Central 1os, gittsburg 11o9, @bicaso=
gortbweitern s0s, 90. Yrioritdten 1O5, 8Od=
Sslanb 1872, sSeitern Union Sci. 1O35, 9tetu=
Seriener Central 828S. llnteri6atamts= =Silan;:
Cob 500 ,607 ,490; @ourant Sc ,459,352.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-17
2lttS Vtr8tntet.
Ser alnitern ssrtes. Die S1!painmbntoe.


ser 2'atIefn Sfte9. - Ste Sd)!p6intn5nioe- -
Sd)iiTsnnfaue.
81 i'd mono, 16. Sanlar. - SIM Senate
iuurbe geiern Die Sia angcnon1nleu, pel1e
$500 fir lleberpaGung, rslp. Sertreibung
frember Iuiternftid)er aus Dem 6appabannod
berlpilli9t.
SIN Eager Der S9uummbolbe (Readjusters)
ld]eint llneinisfeit alsgebroden su iein, ben1
oorgeitern trat Der genator 6tobleberger aus
benz Caucus aus, neil etu Mann als 9iidter
jim 9ouiia- @Ountp nominirt mar, Den 8ioole-
berger ni4t tpollte.
Die normegilGe Sarfe Salon." tpelfe am
10. gfooember am Sosz @ilanb itranbete, lit
gansli6 perlorerl. Die Mauni6aft, tpslde &C.
rettet uno na6 Norfolf 9ebra9t rpllroe, TT ge=
itern absel6bnt tporoen.
Ser Sd)ooner y2. u. 9annenbower," Capt.
81. g. Cannon, bon gsetp=D Dort na9 benz
Sames=S =Sluiie beitimrut, ift in Norfolf einge.
troffen, nadhDen er burd ben Stltrm AM leb-
ten Sonlerffas arg beiddbigt tuoroen mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-17
2(nCere SSo6en-lltsaa6e


eitten ansinbrlidIen 9;cridlt tber ole @irren it
gsaine, ilber Instrumentation oss0onoerneurS
YSm. Z. SSainilton, ioipie iber oen 2luirubr fis
9eft; coitnrielIe @eIpred5unSen iiber Ole politts
idle GAGE oes 3dnoes; Die ipdteiten Seabel=
lltto SSutanD=Ecpefdlen Cages Neui9feiten;
9erialte aus Dem sSnueren oes StaateS; &ofa=
Iia WlarftberidIte RooeIle: r5er Jsing !"
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-17
Ne0ttfttctt nott Staten
@hiffle,S

Otttcttttt,
cite s,nfanmcmfebnna reinem 9ebertbsans uno
phpSpbprIatctn &aIfeS ttttt neaefabitt=
fd)en 2OntctS
aesen Salsz unb euHsenleiSen, Sfropben, Rheuma=
tismus Sdipdde u: I. fp., enthdlt Die toniihen uno
ndbrenben Gsenidaften bieier populdren MfitteI in
ibrer pollifen Sorm, bot ansenebmen Ge5bmad, lit
Iet Su nerbauen unb iDirb bon ben Ier5ten ausele=
sentIidb empfoblen.
j3ubereitet pcn S Sobn 8. @bittle, Yharmaceuten,
Giiboitzgde ber 2erinston= unb sSremontftr.
Ireis 30 Gents bic Slai6e. (Oe52, ,f2Dite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-17
Ser Sayoem'jd,e Wsoroproseg.

Nem > ben, @onll., Is. Sanuar. =
Sberrtdter Parf ertbeilte beute @ormittag ben
@eidmrrenen IN oem Sapben'i6en Wor6pro=
5eiie ibre Snitrlftioneu, tpeidc I'M IQgemei=
nsn unaiinffis fit ben augeflasten lauteter.
Der llmitanb, saB 5r. nno Stan t6apoen irl=
terelfrte 3eligen- Die ein5igen tparsrl, pel6e
ben tptd]ti9en Qnsla9en Deridiebener Staats-
seugen piberlpradell, uuree bon bem 5ti9ter
beionbers betont. Die @simtporensu sogeu iid)
Inn Nfinuten Dor II llbr 5uriid.
(Spdter.) = linn II llbr be1te abeub bat
ten iid bic @eihmorenen nod nif)t geeiniat
uno Elm @abriprud) tuirb i1tpsriiG Dor Nor
gen friib abgegebell tuerben. g8 perlantet, baB
10 Geidipotene fiir Gretiprehung ilnb fit
S1ulbigerflarung iiu6, ieood, ift oiele Nngabe
pabriheinli6t mnr elm leeres @riidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-17

Sn 6apanna 1T elm tSnt9li6es Detret
erlafIen tporber, speldes Proaert alS ben &C.
ieelthsn 5insfub auf eer SHld Guba ertlSrt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-17
Gin prod1tpoIler @olenoer.

0e Stt1p9rdpbeu=Sunl y. y oen &, = o., +,
lucld)e Iett Uiclen Sabren alllGbrltd) eiuen
2SanOfalerber iiir ibre SunOen publi3irt, bat
itdl OieSmal Ielblt iibertrOffen. Der Galenorr
fir 1880 beitCbt aus II WiouatSblGttern un6
etnem 5auptblatte, lGnntlif oortreIflid beiiQz
nirt uno in reinlid) ld)0ntn Sob NIB 6arbelI=
orud au89eiiibrt Die Sauptz Ittrbute ieDes
Ntonats iinO in allcriiebiten Signetteu iauitrirt
BasH Der y6rit 8euter Seretn"
mirb ben morgigen Sag fiir ieiue @eielliAaftss
llnterbalnn9en in Der oenfbarlten gSeiie aas=
nuten. gfad)nltttag8 3 llbr idon begiltnt er
nit elmer 9tarrenitbuHg, fiir tuelde in
Dem ItrebIauen Sereiue StofI genug angeian1=
melt 1T, llm iie gu eiIem SucceB tnt Heihe
0eS 9tarrenleberS 5u MAIDEN. 0aran retbt ltd)
2lben0s cine Der regelmGBt0en Il nterbal=
tun9en, tpie iie iid ourdJ ein au8ge,eid)ne=
ties 8ro9ramn unb untabelbafte 9lu8fii9rung
oeiielben bon jeher au85eibneten.
B3g~ Su otr ,,@ermauia s0tduner6or 6alle"
miro mor9en Der Selangpuein IS arm ie"
oo8 Selntge tbun, nm bur6 etne u b e II D.
llnterb tuug, Die ben atttDen, ME pdIz
fiUen Otitglie0ern sur ergGtltbteu SurSmeil
9ereidben pirO, Dem in Oieem allieitig belebt
geuoroenen Sereire berifenOen Chime fiir
@eiellidIaitsfrcuoen 9tccbnung Sn trageH.
Rsg~ Die yM arD ldnber 5uiarent"
ene totctte, itmude 0leiteri6aar inter benz
COMMANDO oeS padereu Capt 8au, peroem
ndhittu Mithpod III Sdlegel'S ySrdeitrionz
6nlle" ibren @breutag im gro6en S abreS =
balle mo oamt Uerbuu0eller + hnenz
wetb be ieiuitl be9ebeu. 0aB Die frieSlt6en
,oouoegen 0abei in poIer 8draoe= Uniform AM
treten, oerItebt iid) id)on 0cS 9teuiteS ueaen,
uno Elm 2ebeH miro'S ben 9lbeno 9eben, SaB Der
alte Sliider BON Der grOBeu 5Guptarmee 6az
,.iihe,. iei,,p c.re,tne hnhe11 i,,irn
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u. D. N)fibel.

SOLE AGENT
Sersner & @nset 9 rep g. o 1T p., 80
efRee Nr. H. pstrabe, gattta.ore @a.
spinner Wuafin, @umn, euapar
"pandmaif Gfport pter,"
Sim tunb b@IsIa
~ S0aa9hmss00a u. Bon Misel.
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Baltimore fire 9n(uranfe OFFICE

Siibtpef> gde Der gortb= llub @aterzStraBe.
@eit n,ebr, ols einem bateen Sabrbunber eto6lirt,
perfdert seeeu Teruft ober 8ei6dbigung ourd Seuer
tn Der Stab ODER aui bem aanbe, auf ale Irten bon
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Sieie @eieflidaft feIt auf tntmeripabrettoe ooer
peru,atcntc Yoiicen aus.
gNnt. q. parrtion, Yrdiibent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-17
eeIbjtu,oro et,,es 3onetmseb bn.ers. .

Detroit, Wfib., 16. Januar. = Tinceilt
9. 8el, bis Dor a,irsem 3odsiunebn,er bieies
9afcns, besing beIte Nahinittas Selbilmorb,
in6em er fi4 cine &nad burth ben &opf iaate.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-01-16

STATE or INDIANA. Dubois County, ss:
Auditors Office, December 27th. 1879.
Notice is hereby given that SO much
|of the lands and town lots contained in
the foregoing lists as may be necessary
Ito discharge the taxes, penalty, interest
and charges which may be due thereon,
from the owners thereof. At the time OF
sale, will be offered for sale at public
auction, at the court house door, in the
town Of Jasper, in said county, on the
second Monday in February, 1850, the
same being the 9th day of said month,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock q. IN.
and 4 o'clock p. M. and continue from
day to day until all Of said lands and
town lots are sold, or so much thereof
as may be necessary to discharge the
taxes, interest, penalty and charges due
thereon.
In testimony whereof I
have hereunto subscribed my
name and affixed the seal Of
(sEAL) the Board Of Commissioners
of Dubois county, Indiana,
this a7th day Of December,
1879.
isIDoRE SCHUMACHER. Auditor
Of Dubois County.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-01-16

Buchart Charles. NO % IL, lot NO 6.
Val 255, Taxes due 70 al.
Green B l., no 66. lot z. McCrillus' add.
Val so, Taxes due IL a..
Polstcn James, NO 166, lots IL & Is.
Bncharts add. Val 80, Taxes due 4 10.
Schumacher Ferdinand, NO 2Us. lot
SS, 4th add, Val 40, Taxes due 23 75.
HUNTINGBURGH, No. IA.
Ahrens Charles, NO 4, pit lot Is, Val
Il25, Taxes due 4O1.
Arensmann u ID, NO 5, l-2 lot IS.
Val 80, Taxes due l6.
Burke Martin T, 80 Is, pt lot so. Val
800. Taxes due III IS.
Parker & Wolf, no 1870. pt lot G. Val
|7O5, Taxes due 81 81.
!. Rottet Victoria. no 1872. lot 2, Val 1910,
Taxes due So IS.
veatch Susan II. NO 23l, : l-2 lot Is.
Val 200, Taxes due III OF.
Wesseler Ann. NO 235, ut lot Is.
Val $50, Taxes due "a.
STATE OF INDIANA,
DUBOIS COUNTY, IS:
], lsidore Schumacher, Auditor in
and for Dubois county, Indiana. thereby
certify that the foregoing is q correct
list Of lands and town Jlots, returned by
the Treasurer Of said county, and re-
naming delinquent for the nom payment
Of taxes thereon by the owners thereof.
for the year 1878, together with the
taxes Of the currenlyear 1879, anc the
penalty, interest and charges thereon,
including cost Of publication, Us appears
from the record Of my Office.
Witness: Ny hand and the
seal Of thelBoard of Commis-
(sFAL) sicners Of Dubois county, In
diana, this 27th day Of De-
cemDcr, 1879.
issDoRE SCHUMACHER, Auditor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-01-16

Institute met Jan. 10th, 1880, in the
Public School building at Jasper, and
was called to order by Jno. Melcbior,
Jr., Chairman Of the Institute Teachers
present: Jno. Melchior, Jr., III. C..
Fink, Miss Julia Melchior, Miss Maggie
Nohr, Miss Mary Jutt and Mrs. Maggie
|Gntgesell.
The first exercise was Physiology,
the subject being Hygiene, by John
|Mclchior, Jr., which was very good.
Miss Maggie Nohr next called up .
class in Orthography, and gave her way
|of teaching spelling, which was very In
II. G. Fink next called up class in
|Arithmetic, subject being Analysis Of
Compound Numbers in his way.
Institute took intermission until I
O'Clock pm.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Elementary Reading was presented by
Mrs. Gutgcscll, which was very good.
Miss Mary Jutt, then took up q class
i'm Political Geography. and gave her
method of teaching it to beginners.
Miss Julia Mclchior next took up the
map Of Indiana, and gave her way how
10 teach il to beginners.
The Institute then adjourned.
PROGRAMME FoR Fen. 7rII, 1850.
Grammar, by "A. M. Sweeney.
Urthography-Sounds Of Words, by
Miss Julia Melchior.
History OF the State Of Indiana, by
Miss Maggie Nohr.
Arithmetic, BY Miss Mary Jutt.
n o'clock p. IN.
Physiology Eye and its con-
lstruction, By III. g. Fink.
Geography Of the Y. s., BY John
INeIchior, Jr.
Revolutionary War, by Mrs. Alice
lGrccnc.
Reading, BY u. kaupel.
All are respectfully invited 10 attend.
ii. T.. FINK, Secretary.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-01-16

Gov. Williams has appointed Judge
l.Ichn 4. Scott. Judge or tho supreme
Court, 10 lll the vacancy caused by the
death ~ Justice Samuel L. Perkins.
jndgc Scottls a resident VI IcIrc HAute-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-01-16
DELINQUENT list
Dubois County, In d.

A List OF Lands and Town Lots Re-
turned and Remaining Delinquent for
the non-payment Of Taxes for the year
1873. in Dubois County, Indiana. with
the Penalty and Interest thereto. to-
gether with the Taxes Tor the current
year, A. ID. 1879.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-09-02
What Means This !,


Prom the Norrisiown Register.
~ the Democratic party SHOULD nx
PERMITTED TO PREVAIL, II lrouLd be better
for us that THE REBELLION HAD
TRIUMPHED, AND THAT SECCES-
SION HAD SUCCEEDED." Mem York
Tribune, July, 1880.
Rebellion preferred by the Republi
can party-''us"-to loss OF power in the
government
Secession TO be advocated in the
event of the election OF. general Han.
cock
The Republican party which controls
majority of the northern states, TO
plunge the country into another war of
rebellion unless allowed TO fulei
The principal organ Of the party Ia
the country openly advocating a de.
struction 81 the Union If not permitted
TO control its government.
The New York Tribune, while lying
about Wade Hampton, fostering the
spirit OF secession among its readers
The New York Tribune, an acknowl.
edged leader of sentiment in the repub.
lican party, threatening the people with
another war II they do not vote for
Garfield
1hese are The meanings Of that sentence, or
English language is Incapable Of conveying
any meaning
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-09-02
LETTER FROM PrTTsBUR0.
n Correspondence Of The DsNocsAT.

spsoiAi Correspondence Of The DENocsAT.
PiTTsBuR0, August 80, lSs0.-The clos.
ing weeks OF registration time are always
busy periods in the large towns. Last
week the work Of naturalizing and as.
sessing went on all over the west with
great vigor. The county fairly shakes
with excitement. Up in Morg. wise's
country, Greene and Fayette counties.
he really makes the houses shake for
he has managed to get hold Of some
condemned cannon at Washington and
they have great squad with plenty Of
powder, and they rattle the glass out OF
the windows up about Rice's Landing
and Brownsville in way that makes the
painter and glaciers merry.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-09-02

In this great belt of Northern States
the seat of empire. wealth and power
extending across the continent from
the Atlantic TO the Mississippi and poll.
ing over 100000 notes.-the Democrat.
ic party leads the Republican over ten
thousand votes. And yet the Radical.
have the hal dihood 10 talk OF a "solid
north " - something within their grasp
for purposes OF further oppression Of
the south and 10 rekindie the dying
embers Of sectional strife. The figures
We have given not only expose the
falsity and absurdity Of their allegation
about the composition Of the Demo.
cratic party but show that the Radcals
are powerless TO organize the northern
section OF the Union as q solid force
against the Southern section.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-09-02
Democratic Delegate Election.

The Democratic voters of Centre county
will meet at the regular place of holding
the general election for their district, on
Saturday, September 1s, 1880.
to elect delegates to the Democratic Coun-
ty Convention. The election will open at
o'clock p. NJ, and close at 9 O'Clock p. NJ.
The Delegates chosen at the above time
will meet in the Court House, at Bellefonte,
on TUESDAY, the 2lst day of SEPTEM-
BER, at O'Clock, p. NJ, to nominate one
candidate for Congress, subject to the de-
cision of the Congressional Conferees, two
candidates for Assembly, and one eandi-
date for District Attorney, and transact
such other business as may be regularly
brought before it.
The number of delegates to which each
district is entitled under the present appor-
tionmeDt il as follows.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-09-02

So il will be seen that il is much
nearer the truth to state that the demo
cratic party is composed of two thirds
northern and one-third southern demo
Gratis. Four years ago, we had an army
OF 2,6S2,6SS northern democrats, and
yet the republicans have the unparal.
leled presumption to assume that their
party constitutes or can man make
'solid north !" In November the
northern democratic vote will not fall
below four millions.
Nor is this all. In the southern col
umn of the above list are included the
states of Delaware, Maryland, West Vir.
ginia, Kentucky and Missouri, which
never joined the rebel coniederacy, but
on the contrary, contributed largely to
the success Of the Union arms. These
states sent TO the federal army, as ap.
pears from official reports, the following
number of soldiers:
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-09-02
A Significant Commentary. .

From the PhIladeIphia Times.
One Of the early duties that Public
Printer John ID. Defrees was called upon
TO perform after the inauguration of the
Hayes administration, was to print the
Presidents civil service order, dated
June %, 1877, for the edification Of his
own and other official subordinates, as
follows:
No assessment for political purposes on
officials or subordinates should be allowed.
This rule is applicable TO every department.
OF the civil service. IL should Be under
stood by every officer Of the general gov.
eminent hat he is expected 70 conform his
conduct TO It's requirements.
RUTHERFORD b. HAYES.
On Saturday last, Public Printer De.
frees printed in the same government
printing Office and posted throughout
the building the following significant
commentary on the civil service order
of his chief.
Persons who have agreed TO contribute
funds TO the necessary and legitimate ex-
penscs Of the Republican campaign viii be
called upon immediately after pay day for
the money and II 10 hoped Il will be paid.
Persons who 90 home to vote need not
contribute. JoHE d. DKTRExs.
Public Printer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-09-02
Paragraphs from Porney.

A new dishonor in the shape OF Pa.
cifc Mail Subsidy, awaits the De Golyer
candidate.
Garfeld's campaign biography was
rough on Oskes Ames. Whererpon the
Young Cakes demanded that Garfield
modify the language of the book or face
further revelations OF his corruption.
Garfield weakened at once and the new
edition is not like the fret.
A lot Of parrot politicians are Shrek.
ing Republicanism, who are no more
genuine in their professions than q set
of play actors trying 10 show that they
are real kings. when they are merely
spangles, paste and feathers. General
Hancock seems 10 be the constable to
clear out these iniruders.
As long as you sing In the Republican
choir and echo their sentiments, you
are saint, but If you utter a discordant
note you are a traitor.
eyes" says Forney, al did speak
we'll OF Garfield, but then | did not
think of his record. 1t was not my
business to keep list OF his jobs. What
it is all men know now and ] revolt
from il.
There is hardly Republican leader
OF any note who has not privately ad.
mitted that Garfeld's nomination was
blunder and that blunder was more
than a crime.
Garfield won q title at Chicago he
could not wear. and from the scarlet
letter of his own guilt. he sbuddered
What will Sherman think Of me
when the convention at Cincinnati
nominated Hancock, light broke
around me, says Forney, land voice
Of peace and brotherhood which was 10
silence sectional hate. Thousands OF
Republicans felt the same way"
The saddest sight of all is to see this
Maw-worm, this PeckSnif Garfield
candidate for President Of the great
United States.
They cannot tarnish the brightness OF
Hancock's fame, nor add the least light
20 Garfeld's black record.
One man may not do much in this
campaign, but it was the single bell on
the rampArts that saved Holland from
the engulfng sea.
The Republican newspapers from
Maine to Maryland, including the pious
pages OF Harper's Weekly, which never
sees any sinners save those who do not
worship in its church, are now war 10
to the knife on the South and on Han
cock as a Democrat.
The Republican papers first charged
that the American people owed nothing
10 Hancock for his great services, but
this aroused such a storm among the
Republicans that it was dropped like a
hot coal, scorching only the hands Of the
authors.
The ghost Of the Credit Mobilier and
De Golyer will not down.
Tweed temporarily broke down the
Democratic party by his fierce robberies.
Nick Biddle finished the Wings, and
Garfield is now the poisoned sausage by
which the Republican party viii see
death.
=" WILL" says Forpey, "join any side,
or drop any side, IL by so doing can
get the American people 10 be good to
each other, to be grateful to those who
serve them, TO put the best men in OF
fee, TO help our youth TO be honest and
manly, and have pluck enough to drive
out OF positions of trust. set Of mer.
cenaries as utterly disqualified for pub.
lie responsibility a. sny that ever lived
No party ever successful shouldered
confessed jobber.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-09-02

Why do you cough when You can
Ind speedy relief in Sines' Syrup Of Tar
Wild Cherry and Horehoundg II Is the
most pleasant and efiicac:ous remedy known
for Coughs, Colds, Group, Asthma, and all
diseases tending 10 pulmonary consump-
ton. Has been cold for over thirty wears
and Is especially adapted 10 children, a. IL
does not nauscate, and consequently Il can
DC used in sufficient quantity a. 20 effect a
cure. Try one bottle and you will never
Be without IT. Price PC. and 5uc. Per bot
tic. Sold everywhere Ask your druggist
for It.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-09-02

The popularity OF NJ. b. Roberts
Horse Powders IL proving Itself In the in
creased demand throughout this State,
from The fact that the public are at last
nnding out that il i possible TO obtain
package Of Horse and Cattle Powder which
is strictly pure and free from such adnlter-
Altos as bran, cake meal, and other In
gradients calculated TO pufr the animal
instead of curing II Of the disease Il is suf.
iering from. Nj. d. Roberta Horse Pow
ders contain no sdulieration, and are much
enesper Than any other, as bat : table,
spoonful is required for . dose. Ask any
ola horseman as 20 their merits. For aale
everywhere. Price reduced 10 &c. per
package.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-09-02
THE DEMOCRATIC NORTH.
A Million More Democrats North
Than South.
THE GREAT CENTRAL STATES DEMOCRATIC
Five DEMOCRATIC STATES FURNISH
MORE SOLDIERS TO THE UNION
ARMY THAN THIRTEEN

FIVE DEMOCRATIC STATES FURNISH
MORE SOLDIERS TO THE usIos
ARMY THAN THIRTEEN
REPUBLICAN STATES.
The Pittsburg Post, under the title OF
IA Study in Figures" publishes the
following truthful and excellent article
which completely disposes OF the con
temptible republican falsehood that the
voting strength of the democracy is CON
fined to the southern states:
The republicans assume the demo
cratic party is or will be controlled by
the south and in southern interests. No
attempt of this kind has been made
since the war, and to the only one before
the war. in the disastrous Charleston
convention, and the bolt Of the southern
leaders, the republican party owes its
success in 1860. There is no danger of
its repetition.
A good many republicans, judging
from the way they talk, believe the bulk
of the democratic party is at the south.
A Garfield organ the other day declared
"the democratic party was composed
two-thirds OF southern and onethird OF
northern men" We have heard the
same idea declared from the stump or
through the press hundreds of times,
until it has become q matter OF common
republican belief. But this is one of
those falsehoods that is easily exploded.
We annex the democratic vote OF the
northern and southern states in 1876. as
stated in Spe6ord'S American Almanac,
adding the democratic vote Of Colorado
in 1878. that state not having voted for
president in 1876, the electors being
chosen by the Legislature
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-09-02
'inter and glsziers merry.
rms coNoaEssIoxAL NoNIsATIoN

Senator Wallace. who passed through
Pittsburg. last week, on his way to CIa.
rion, where he spoke, said he thought
We would gain four Congressmen, via /:
one in Curtin's district in place Of
Yocum, Speer instead Of Fisher, Mos.
grove In place Of Harry White, and
Hopkins instead Of Errett.
That will be doing pretty we'll. Coff.
set district, and the Republicans are
divided - 10 who shall run against him.
There are only three dangerous men in
the district Of Coifroth, via: Morrell and
Barker OF Cambria, and Cessna of Bed.
ford. Coffroth can beat anybody else
easy. Morreil and Barker are both of.
and Kountz of Somerset, and General
Jake Campbell Of Cambria, are striving
for the nomination. Kountz can be
beaten easy enough, and Campbell was
beaten before. Cessna might take a
little work.
nASCocK's BACK BONE.
But Hancock absorbs Ill interest.
"Can we carry Pennsylvania for him 2"
II the question the rank and file are
asking each other.
The Sherman letters 10 Hancock are
published and show Hancock up fur.
ther as ; stalwart Democrat. IN the
letter dated Jan. 10, 1877, "The propo
sition for q joint commission. if Il be.
comes Law, gives 10 Governor Hayes
chances that he did not have before.
have considered that Mr.. Tilden's
chances were impregnable, nov with