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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-02

The oldest person in the township is
Mr.. Lemuel Clark, being now in his 95th
year. Number of inhabitants over eighty
years Of age, eleven.
Jefferson Gazette.
The Secretary Of the Interior has decid-
ed that Enumerators are entitled to 40
cents an hour for all the time they work
over ten hours.
Few people are aware that the town
Of HartsgroYe, over the line in PennsylYa-
mia, has a copper mine Of recent discovery,
from which copper, 10 per cent pure is
being taken.
A barn belonging to L. SalIsbury,on the
lake shore road near Conneaut, was de-
stroyed by fire on the morning Of the 28d
inst. Origin of the FIRE is not known.
Loss covered by the insurance.
Geneva Express.
Mr. N. 5. Stephens, residing about two
and oue-half miles southeast Of Geneva, on
the AuStinburg road, recently possessed a
valuable mare that was unable to foal,
and it became necessary to kill her. Ac-
cOrdingly, one day last week she was kill
ed, and II. r. Hickox performed surgi-
cal operation whereby the colt was secured
alive, and which has every promise Of a
long lease of horse life. But one previous
occurrence Of this nature has ever before
been heard Of in this section Of the eoun-
try,
Teachers who propose to attend the
Ohio Teachers association at Chautaqua on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, July
z, s, 9th, should write to E. +. Moulton
Warren, Ohio, who will send them a GER
tifcate which will entitle them TO greatly
reduced fare. On Thursday July s, Prof.
Tuckerman will read a paper before the
association on "School Science"
Sentinel,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-02
Sea EHO

No proprietor Of a sea-
our knowledge, had any
Kendall's SPAWN Cure, y
used on thousands Of spal
most wonderful success, alA
being used with the very besi
tion for every kind of lamnes;,
on man or beast. AS it does
and is certain in its effects, it
the most popular linament {
horse or human flesh. Read
menU in a mother column.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-02
ParmIee,s Great Hood Purlner.

In morbid conditions Of the blood are
many diseases, such as salt rheum, ring
worm, boils, earbunoles, sores and pimples,
Try the purifier and cure these ailments.
If we did not believe it to be the greatest
blood purifier extant, we should hesitate
before Offering it to you under positive
large size 81. Sold by Swift and E. A.
Willard, Ashtabula, Parshall, Kingsville.
July.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-02
4 ReautIrnI CsmnlexIon

Is the result Of using Hamilton's Orient
al Balm, warranted to be harmless. The
most elegant and delicate preparation for
the skin ever invented. Removes tan,
pimples, freckles and all blemishes of tho
cuticle aud leaves the skin smooth and
beautiful. Sold by Swift and E. A. Will
lard, Ashtabula, Parshall, Kingsyille.
July.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-02

Mr. Philip Remlinger, an old subscriber
to our paper, and well known in the whole
surrounding country, informed us the
other day that bis wife, who for two weary
years had suffered with rheumatism in the
shoulder, during which time she had been
treated by several physicians without sue
cess, has been completely cured by a single
bottle Of St. Jacobs Oil. B1cuyrus, Ohio.
Feb. -, 1879. Courier.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-02

II is impossible for woman after
faithful course Of treatment with Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, to con-
tinue to sutlcr with a weakness Of the
uterus. Enclose a stamp TO Mrs Lydia Z.
Pinkham, 23i Western Avenue, Lynn,
Mass, for her pamphlets.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-02

Mr.. r. Kennetts, Canal street, n. Y,
writes:I have been a sufferer for years from
dyspepsia, and an affection OF the kidneys,
have tried numerous remedies to no pur-
pose, until tried your Spring Blossom,
now both dyspepsia and kidney difficulties
have vanished and l enjoy life better than
for many years.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-02

On Tuesday the farmers of the vicinity
visited WillOughby for the purpose of re
ceiving the Champion Mowers and Reap
ers purchased of the local agents -Messry
Dickey s. COllister. The town "
astir early, and when the band began
play the boys thought there was a cir
in its wake. The machines were
on the teams at the depot, andiaprC
was formed, led by the band al
the marshalship Of Mr.. J. A. Alf
raj Agent, paraded the streets
fine display A dinner was Sc
Powell House in elegant style
all did ample Justice. Mr..
Mentor, responded to calls "a
a fine manner; recountngI
of the machines in the higf
complimeI ting the genei
agents for their enterprise
reliability.
There were twenty-fou,
the procession, six were
and nine failed 70 arrive,
of thirty-nine, which is an
ing for one vicinity.
Similar deliveries were
at Berea A machines, Col
chimes and Fremont GO
firm Of Warder, Mitchell
field, Ohio, has earned
tation for honesty andR
work and their immenset
year testify to the fact.
HI. Topky s. Co., hi
quite large number Of tn
Mowers in Ashtabula and
year and are still at the 60
WiH0ugbhr
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-02
Ashtabula Lodge No. 1851 x.
of III.

Officers elected June 2s, 1880 For
Dictator, Lucien Seymour; Vice Dictator,
John Soblinger; Assistant Dictator, F. G.
Pardon; Reporter, John Bonnar; Finan-
cial Reporter, w. A. Ellis; Treasurer, c.
Booth; Chaplain, Robt. G.. Warrington
Guide, W. E. Scoville; Sentinel, Peter
Allen; Guardian, George Crandall,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-02
SWIFT.

BARK AND IRON, SPRING
BLOSSOM, BLOOD SEARCuER,
AYERS, TUFTS, ALIENS,
GREY'S, SELLERS, VEGETINE,
RUSSIA SALVE, PISO'S, ST,
JACOBS OIL, DIR. KINGS
REMEDIES, ELECTRIC OIL,
KIDNEY WORT, WEI DE MEY-
ER'S, SELLERS, CASTORIA,
CONSTITUTION WATER, CEN
TAUR, HUNTS iEMEDY,
BUTTER COLORS, AFERENGE-
DIES.
- ~ Fr
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-02
Call at @. F. Woods for Ice Cream
To Lumbermen ;

want to buy all kinds Of Lumber--Ash,
Ash Pole Plank, White-wood, White Oak,
Butternut, Chestnut, Hickory, Maple,
Cherry, Bass-wood, &C., for which will
pay the highest market price in Cash. Yard
in rear Of o. II. Fitch's residence. Will
also take lumber in car lots at any depots
on the different railroads. NJ. Il. Haskell,
No. IL Haskell Block
Ashtabula, May %, 1880. 15SG-93
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-02

The proof Of tho pudding is tho eating,
aud the proof Of the value Of DR.. Thomas
EclectFic oil, has been iully, established for
many years, and now few families on the
American continent, but arc aware Of its
efficacy, in cases Ofrheumatism and neural.
nia.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-02
A Great EnterprIas.

The hop bitters manufacturing company
is one Of ROchester's greatest business en-
terprises. Their Hop Bitters have reach
ed sale beyond all precedent, having
from their intrinsic value found their
way into almost every household in the
land. Graphic.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-02
TO Coal Consumers,

We have always tried to please and &C
commodate people in the way of selling
coal on credit; but the small margin that
we have for handling and the disposition
of some to never pay, has compelled US to
adopt the cash system, and after July 10Th,
1880, cash must accompany the order or
be paid on delivery.
Trusting that our customers will feel
that it is for their interest as well as ours,
to adopt the cash system, we remain
Yours truly,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-02

G, F. Wood is now ready to dispense
Soda Water and Ice Cream. Families
and parties supplied with Ice Cream on
short notice
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-02

Bark and Iron is the most efficient Iron
tonic known-introduced TO the medical
profession twenty years ago by Nichols &
Co.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-02

WANTED. An active solicitor, ndy or
to sell an article used in every
family. Inquire at Ashtabula House.
GEo. WILKINSON.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-02

A Treatise ON the Horse and his disc as
es, by DIR. b.. j. Kendall. A cheap, COM
prehensivc and Deedful book for every one
keeping o horse Price % cents Sold
by Parshal, Kingsyille-Thurber & Co.,
and G. +. swim, Ashtabula. If
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-02

Besides numerous smaller shipments.
Freight receipts eorrespondingly good.
Thanks to Mr.. H. ]. Covell for the fol
loIVinrr lists OF enumeration.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-02

Go TO Q. T., SWIFT, for Mrs. Freemans
New National Dyes. For brightness and
durability Of color are unequaled. Color
from to pounds. Price, 10 cents. $3.50
The HoRsE.-Dr. b. }. Kendall's Treaty
on "The Horse and his diseases, one ofthe
most complete and reliable works Of the
kind published. By the aid Of this work,
mucn may be done to relieve many Of the
ailments to which the horse is subject.
Price 2J cts. To be had at this Office or at
G. Z. Swift's drug store.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-02

See DR.. Hotchkin's Springless Truss
and Supporter advertisement in another
column of this paper He defies the her
mia he cannot hold. S0-92
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-02

An oriental traveller describes this busy
scene. witnessed on historic shores, Our
steamer landed on beach was the port OF
of Antioch where the docipl6s were nrst
called Christians. Theirs was No town ON
tho waters edge, no people no wharf. The
passengers and the merchandise we're put
ashore 10 lighters, which ran up In the
sands. A troop Of camels, with their
driver, lay on the beach, ready 10 transfer
goods into the interior Among the arti-
cles landed were boxes marked, j. O. Aver
& Co., Lowell Mass, IT, s. showing that
they contained medicines and whence they
came. These with other goods were hoist
ed on the backs Of camels, for tmnsporta-
ton to Antioch. Thus the skin Of the
west sends back It's remedies 10 heal the
maladies Of populations that rnhabit those
eastern shores, whence our spiritual mann
camc.-Windsor, (Vt.) Chronicle.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-02
can al 9. F. Woodls for Iee Cream.

WANTED-A few bushels of corn in the
ear on subscription OF otherwise.
CT. Wood speaks to the readers of the
TELEGRAPH asking to have his establish
ment notiLed--satisfied that its order, and
scrupulous cleanliness and the quality of
refreshments, will meet with public ap-
prevail
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-02
YOUNG 81 SQUIREs.
p. Z. Coon.
Ashtabula, O., June 90.

The many friends, who have read with
singular interest the VALLEY OF BACA, by
Miss Jennie Smith, will be pleased to know
that the Sequel to this work-From BAcA
TO BuLA is now ready, and for sale at the
News Room Of Miss Rose Giffert. Miss
Mary Gillette is also engaged in canYassing
for the work. Garrieues Bros. Publishers.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-02

S w I r IT
, 1880-08-03

tho direction " Nationi.soycwignty thnn
tho Republican mr!y lsas soIr. 'rhc Unlon"
II Il term wl.Iel, il Eunerally employed, rs
trelails sinre tho Wnr Of le IIsMlltun, to
lullrntc Tho Nntlolnt Government md tlsa
relation If tho pcupie Ia It, ald Tho ttlcory Of
independent sovereignty of tie satcs II nlto-
eetbcr obnoxious 10 the present America,
theory.
t,ett. 1fnnetrk failed to cytrfcalt himself
from tho confusion Of the previous statr4
,uetlt when he nttletl TINT the Stntc tlovcs,,-
,acnta 'suyo "State powers fur purposes locnl
10 tho Siates." This assertion might be ac-
ceptctl rs satisfactory II tt stout alone.
I}ut lo atso gives evidence IN liY letter Of ap-
proving tho Democratic effort to repeal tho
National Elrctlta laws III order Tint tho
estates" ,llay enjoy tho exclusive privilege
of supervising elections, whether they 10 Nit
ttonat or local. Docs t;en. 1tancouk rlcAn
tint tho Supervision Of National elections
zones within thu 'tStale powers for rutposes
local to tic Statcs'! IIe hns certainly s.sr-
cec,lch III llOleles!y obsultr''g Ills opinions
ns 10 tho Issue Of National rcrsns Stute
supremacy. II llo c9,not talk any lloro
clearly tlan he writes, VT 10 hot believe It
would be- possible for him to uSnlaiM l'ia
views oil thissuhiect--ir, indeed, he llavc any.
, 1880-08-03

aGnfnFt tho Sunttny music ntOnp. lsAft he.
cause m,,slc ntirnrts "hy ntng[c numbers aud
persuasive soun.l" pcopto wlfo would other
wise moi yIsiFato purks Of, S,lMtay" That
caM scarcely h. tic rcilsul II Il he ilol sinful
Ia Itself to visit tliu rn,ls on tliat tlay. II
tllo rnbtc parks be useful ntfjnnc!s to patlc
health anl public ,l,ornla, ns fs conten.lod
III nil ctyllizo,l countries then anything not
vicious which makes them httntetfyo IT.
crrnscs tl,etr ,sefhtnqss. It Is safo to cstl-
halc tliat, OF niy lic.tsnnt. Snntlny this su,n-
llrr, Tic ynrtnus parks in this city nro visited
by 5. .oo0to Co.ooD lncn, wonloi,. md children,
iii tho aggregate, anil ,n,tsic undoubtedly lii
crcnscs tho number Of visitors by several
thousands. III tllis respect, then; tho nllvnn-
tagcs of lilo parks OIL Sunday being admitted,
intlste as a,l additional attraction cannot t}o
logically condemned. Is ,nlistc Offensive be-
caNsc 1t lntcrfcres will, 1eligious services?
alanlrestty moi, fortwo reasons: II, thu iirst
PLACE, BECAUSE tic music Of which tho Rev.
Dir. johnson complains Is 1ocnteh lnE1cs
nwuy fron his cl1lrch, which Is about
tho i,curesi OF nii tic churcllcs to The spot
where tho music il created. III, tic next
rlncr, n,tlstc Is provided only III thu nftor-
ioos, when tl,oro are 10 ci,1trcll SERVICES
!, Tho conclusion Is forced upon It's. there
fore, tint Atr. Jollns0ti condemns Sunday
tntis'c In tho parks simply hcca,,so tt Is
music. lie goes even further tllan this, artl
condemns 1t luca,lscitis " "ltfgll.class m.sfr,"
for lie says IL is not fright to luru Tho labor-
Ing mnn away. from hu,no fund howell amtt
into s,scti crowd for tho snke Ut listening to
n few ficees Of cicrntt'tg music Which ho
.r,Ltfl,0 1,tt IN horr
, 1880-08-03
SOME OF GEN. HANCoCK's coNTRADlc-
TI0NE.

Gen. llaacock,s letter OF acceptance may
not be u disappointment, 1or ils'le was ca
peeted; but It ~ certainly m Indication OF
mental poverty. II IL quits deso1d Of isieas.
1t Is vacant. ASH German conssntpotnry IT,
tnHrEs, III contains nothing that tlo com.
nonest professional stulnp'sl'enker vii! not
and can!lnt utter otf-'.astl o'1 al'y OCCASION
without thinking m'lch nbont IT. .,
Its hrylty should havc assured elearncss;
bua, Oh tic contrary, much OF tho letter II 50
Involved tiMt It II Impossible to nrrlSe ut tl'o
writer's 1xnct meaning.
+ There Is hui oNe tliicntiyocnl and striking
,statement-slx.: ".fho Thirteenth. Four
tWntA and Fifteenth Amendments to &l!o
|. Constitution Ut the United, St,ltcs, GMbody-
| Ing the results OF tho WAr for tho Union, aro
, 1880-08-03
TALKING AND SAYING NOTHING.

Some or o,sr contemporaries urc grcutly tIsap-
pointed at tho r,hpti1tas Of Ucn ttnl'cock 8 lot
ter Of acceptance. U,,e Of them, tho l}ufAlo
Er7rcss, thus speaks Of IT:
uet,. l1ancoet shows plainly oLt1sor TINT ho Inns
country. 0r illat he il !lrr.id ur inllamed - ex~
press thom. IIls iotter y Compounded Of gilt
nothing ot his views bcf"rn rcatltnt; It: Wo
!sn9w 9nst Ms little HOW; wy nto prepared r It, to
eex q wc r It i sss met ~, GeFnly r. III r H.! II.
Ecr ef lint t|rcdup old man thaI tn THO luims Of
3Rs ntnTy ia''ti i,.,H to Sisll o,,ats 'So'tgs Is
ef0 y ta dot GossItS@ aa9 Witch Hii sS says e tS
c. ss sf r r,e 5 r!ssnss g IT, sscs t. hs rd .'sa I'd
srrs1!i to tfio statcs respectively "r to ic 1eo-
Ne"i it lnny bo novel Il liia, hut It ta not 60
tir;ws no ifght d. !!ny,h!ne: Nobody hts tloult.
~ its exstenee InY a.t@estion @ M dispute # ~ M 70
tl.o untsd stntcs. md Mli!t prSh'b!tcl to tt'9
ssts, Sts 10 wg WPSS2 WS e ts fS tue q1Srssa rsa
tiosi tho Unltc stntcs nnl what Of tie snyoral
stntes? Are ,ucnabcrs of Congress State GlllccIa
Or unts s1tes T. olfIsera1 Mny & their ccctl9n t
iioll'a "oplnia,ls OIL thcso questions, but
Ss 'e u asas ass Of s 'pEs'S'S s Wn ha U.s. re- 70
lion.. WHY, Il eo!ltae he would. i'cforo he
!nalntuin tho Constitution; nut why doesn't he
let ,,s know wl,at he would co1.s,ler az impair.
ihess II snpses na s aoe sf q wsy
ro!i!!y nlnotints to llothiilx 1t sll. So with hls
t'at @ f yiaonss qua ~ reope
tlloy nre. nut why doesn't ho give 1,g hiH ,'oy
pntot euro for ton' r,n', T. he las oncY I,,I It
nSs 5 d. 10 b*s *o9 fs9 It t f pSe sSG 'hoy viii III pso
tthIng 1.-the ruth or wisdom tn!st bo pu!it:;
, 1880-08-03

Tlie returns Of tho ,forclgn trade of tho
Unified Slatps for tic ycar ending juno 70,
1ssO, present aome curiDas fucts, mud suggest
very strongly tho question, What becomes of
tic balnnce:ol-trnde 1nouey:: During the year
1870 80 tho exports wcro valued ut sss5, ,7E]
nj, mil The imports. Mt 9C'7, ,sSj,1 1S5, milking
MI nggrcgatu forelgil trade of sl,bo3,G DASH.
The cxrcys uf exports was SlEs, ,c0S,J ,J5o. This
lattnr Is called tito balances Of trade.
The btu for Imported go0tls WIS tho |argest
this country Inns ever Ind to l,ny, It's yaat
amount bclnc tIlo result Of tito crazy "boom" J"
III prices begun II year ago in ~this
country, which led 10 Immense ni-
postnsiu!s nj. foreign goods at ILL.,
i|atctt prices. From 1860 to ISL, {exeept III
1863 our imports exceeded our exports III
yaluo; iii 1874 there wns n slight excess Of
exports, !a,Hl III 1s75' MI cxt6ss Of imports;
b,.t sllee 1s7i illore llNs hcen nit annual On
cnss of exports a,li II hnlance IN our favor.
'ruking tic twenty-ono years from 1850 to
1850, Inclusive, tlero were balances agalnst
this ro,intry II fourteen years, amounting to
81, Cox, 600, willie tho balances IN fa,0r Of
this country In tic othor seven years, mainly
sIflcc 1911, amounted to SD4l SOC, COO.
Since tho etla1lgc In tho relative position Of
our balances GirGu iS;5 wo llnye been paying
tho tlebl held al,ronh ag.linst this country
which Ind been accommodating. During thoso
iwenly-oMc years down to 1870 we shipped
annually NIL tho product of our mines, ind
still added to our debt. Hero nro the figures
| Of the exports Vt o,lr precious metals since
, 1880-08-03

"Mns." SYSaE, the lovely woman who
waB' carried OH by baudlts, Ia n myth. Thero
ttcycr was Mrs. Syngc. When, friel,t1s oi tho
ColOlef In EnKinnd rcatl In tho dispatches that
his "wifc" was captured ut tho sanno time wilt.
lllnt. thoy wllkcd knowingly, a1ld talkca am0ng
themselves Of certain "sly dog" md tho Ut
fractions of Eastorn beauties, and other irrclc-
want things OF that sort. Tho report really has
its origia from tho bundor Of n telegraph olr
orator. Tho dispatch read: "Col. synge I'll
far,no cnleyd pur brl9ands," and tho operator
changed INT his farm" iAto "anl Ills WIFE,
not 81 fGtninr.n :.
, 1880-08-03

tlcn TINT, Il such Il combination, exists,
they wouId scrlS to crush It out with
every mc,!Hnl ot dishonesty. fraud. fonn
and brtliniiy knnw1, to tlle ynrIous nctl,ntls
Ut hnll,lozing xviii, which tl!oy taye solitft-
fictl tho Southern :3tnics Md established
dcspottstu In tho plnea 1T government III
nlut ror tic penp!c by illc lcnplc. Dnt Ibis Is
not OF 10 ,1llcl, Importance NJ The Rrent light
which, lNs coma over t1c1,. Weaver himself.
4tflcr having l,ccn uh The groniHl. lie lna Ills.
covered tl,at the clnIrgts l,nde BY the lsepul}-
!icnns ur bMlldozing AMI frn,ll In Tho Soutt,
are true, nlpl 1t rebounds 10 It's charity and
Humanity II 1t be true u.nt he Is rcMdy 10
join hnflds will, the Republicans 10 lift them
out Of. their horrible co,,1|tIo,,, an,l II tho
Republicans cut ret out II, that way or III
my other 1t will bc II matter for co,lgrat,la-
ti0,. ten. Weaver WIS very outspokcr #,
bis te,Nnctatton of Bourbon dcsrotisn III
Alubnlun. As he gels further il0rti, lia
smNks still luorn freely. .In his
speech ut Wheeling, W. w., on Sat-
uu'ny Inst, he declared tl,at Tic
lmli Of Tho stories Of bn)ltlozlng
nml rrautl III ti,o Soutll tlad not been toll.
|, At Seltnh, Ain, he WIS informed by Gcn.
West, III Mississippi, ttn,t Ii linncock well
ELECTED "surlI MI impetus would be gisel, ID
tho spirit Ot hntrcat nlltt iht0lerltice Ut tho
Republicans Il, tho Soutl, TINT he (sVcst) did
nut believe lle could liye III Mississippi n
day." \ wick. bcforc Gen. Weaver spoke NJ
montgomery Il Republican meeting Ind been
brnkcn up l'y II bourbon 1nob 1T bnlltlozcrs,
aud afier the speakers, mo Of whom WAS
Gcn. llurkc. Collector Ut Customs ut Mobile,
Ind i,cci tlriyc, trm the stand, tllo Dcitl1-
cra.lc Solicitor ot Montgomery mounted it
| mt shouted: "t;.-tl tl-l1 them, they cnll
o,ttsote ,ls, hllt we will count them out every
tine" ten. Viewers experiences Ilayc
| oiesct his cyes, Md he III lust finds from
nctuut observation Oh tho gr0nntl TINT lhe
statements made by Republicans nro not
only true, but that they iiaye hot stated hnlf
tho atrocities aud fra,ltls tint llnyc been col.
nltt,e.t. If, Ms tho Southern newspapers stsy,
| lie l,as wNiycsl financial issues a,sd sought
to Muko union Of GrGGMbaekers
md Republicans In the South to
uvcrthr>w tho Southern lIourbons, let lin
be honest cl,uug to drop lis INatlc,al lrna-
cles III TIC North, nnd unite with tho lscllb-
ltcal,s 10 mike /, clean sweep Ut the entire
Warty.
Now thlt Gen. Wcayer's eyes layc been
,iyr isnn,,tttco In s,n1 otrnr r,,nrrsnutottyc
t;mcnharl;rrs dawn Snnth. 81 hat tIny uist,
,nnv In ,.o,,yrrtc,ln Trt st,rctrr md f:am1,-
i,",i m II Wissixslnnt ,n,l snton C,,osc h Ain.
,,n,ro md II" / n Niutyr IN snnth t,nuIi,,o. II
,nnv ,;n1n tn ttrt finn mi NJ thar l,nr,cs
n,ar' ,,,,l f1,o,. ,u,t ,,tvcoyor tbot thcrn nro
co,n, ,.src. ~ rc., ln;nr,,,r,. nc,nlIn., II,
thfs ,.a,n,,iou ,,,,nu uhirl, Tin xcrv ryt.trucc
~ a., ro,ne,,nn", dono,,,,s rhny wi, thn,,
, 1880-08-03

THE t't,1cAao TnlucHE has established branch
cjccs for the receipt u1 subscriptions hd ADVERTISE
Mehls an stows: ....,.. ...
NEW fU,;1s-~1,oou y Tribune building. F.T.Mc"
fAnNE,;, ant,nrcr- .-
t;LAaiOW, sco:lnnd-A1lan's American Sows
ApcEcy.:'l Ikcnte3st.ss. .-..
ttlSDUS, Eng-AMeslcan Exchange, - strand.
HENRY i. Gli.l1G, Apent.
NASliiSErDS u. E.--1sl1 street.
, 1880-08-03
l}ES DurrErwoltru made himself sudden.

l}EN BUrTEIswoltTl1 matlo himself sudden.
ly lanous by throwing a wnrtl-humu.cr Na'nea
Kelly through gaass door, mud tho oldcst thing
about 1t Is that tho Victim has nbw tho most VI.
tenso respect for noujnmIn. Whcn Butter.
worth gnyo bis testimony before tllo Justice
HOLLY corsoboratol 1t ntrcctIonntcly by alIeb ~
marks aa, "That's 30, ilcn,"' }senn,'s Kis!ps
1t right" md "Ron's fair about it.' ~ 90
ovcn thing TINT Kelly will plu1np a ballot 'es
uuttcrworth for Cou1ress next November, aaa
bo h!s devoted follower from this tltuu Gil.
, 1880-08-03

a YOUNG French Canadian gentleman Of
Montreal returned 10 bis home few evenings
t,K,, only to find lint his wIfo oru'trfetl tho sus
ROOM ami bull with her uncle. Thc cnrnHcd hs-
bn.llt WIS o,l!y prevented from killing both hy
their p!tcons pleas for mercy. lie turned
them into tho street Inn hnlf-lWlkrd condition,
and then called tho police, wn arrested thutn.
Tho hlsln1M! Is military 1na,t. mil tho wffcs
incio is Il f!lyslclnn. Al tho pnrt[cs moved iii
tho highest sociml circles III Montreal 80
, 1880-08-03

IL parllAl explanation. Immigration tlocan't uccd
m.1et encouragement. brynlul m offer of cbrut,
nna aslll II rrotlliae 1T q Rood cEtf1nto ani1 pr.
tcutlun to lifo and lhorty. Texus Is nutprims
fur lawltsfioss. tcitlors III sotne parts Of tho
Stntn tinn't t,yc tho nssllr,nee Of free tnllft
Notnli. rcrEinpa mt onp-,inrtor. Tho ln,tnlgrator
Into kansas tas hcois' from foreign countries.
Most Of IL hra t,ocn from tho ollor Htatcs or tbn
Union. Tho Immigrants have been inteucnt.
, ontornrEslns men. we'll nu1ualnte1 with tho cs.
tptns Of tho two states and many Of then, ehoso
knnsas, nut only tccnt,so 1t Ind liberal sct7o,t
systcti, Int nlsu bccausc It was q law.ab!dlus.
free Commonwealth.