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, 1880-06-04
Eeoaconslold's Knll-l1OSv 1t Affected
Continental NaAloMAs

1'4il AnN Ou5fk{t.
Tho defeat OF Lord Heha0nsfGlA's 0ovorIl-
mcllt not only broke down Prince illa,narck'e
combinations III forrl0u policy, but bus also en-
cournved tho Lsbor1ls, " vol aa tho chul.cul-
l0rs other 0pp,Usnts IN GorInany 70 HIT Up thotr
htAds. Ono defeat hnH followed hnru upon
nrothor at home. 1'he Emporos would not per-
nit Prince bismarck 70 p.Irsuu an Adventurous
policy abruad. and bis attack upon tho Groat
cities Of Hamburg nlld Drunlun h1s. rupAetl
Agalnst hlnl tho hostility ot y olaas With which
h0 has htthDrtp managed to keep ou guol
terms Nor IL lhls aI!; h,s reosut aottou In y.
lowed with his wuntol sucecss. ats1lnge As
It may seem. tho tuatltnK minds III Frnce no
more willing " Kivu tho Iunker STATESMAN er1slt
for Observation-Disclosures thnl Il tho ts,uhlut!o.i
which is day by lny CALMING pnWcr. ~ ltussla.
Thus, fur once tho chatigcltor is un"nlu ~ play
oH hlA mastGgly uxternn! management axAl!!st
What Will l tho result Of all this Il IT, OF ooursu,
impossible 10 say: but tho speouh which trlncs
lilsnartk has Just tlcllvuryd displays IN amount
OF Irritation which Utmost lth,kA itko CONSCIOUS
weakl.cas. Ib cotsider themselves i!,esspensa-
bio ID u failAg oven Of soLnu powerful Mlnds;
mud tho fate Ut Thurs ought noyur to Oo forgot
tul, by statesmen who uEo incttnedto tr'.du upon
their lAceasity u t1lutr country. Cortain It H.
ut At,y r4t, that of latc rinco n!atnnrrk's p0tu:
lnnue haa not produced the ctfoet which 1t did
Un former OCC13lOi4.
, 1880-06-04
Future OF the i1opubllc.

Londo1. Telegraph. 49,.
colonies put forth that Declaration of inlo-
pcudcnee which proIudol tho birth OF
Nation, tho ooIn6!uod white population IN.
soa's snS M saey s 'as Te aaa ar1
S ah'o "oRI .iti s HHSS Woesters b wors for pnr
ESs q sa tSs heSe s. ao! ~ sor W. no
over the kurfloa OF tho whole sobo with
hSr a and foaWnyy 1oy ss sun ShSss nS
koepng cun,pany With tho h0urs, oirclea tho
Garth with ono continuous aiid uMbrokcn strain
Of martial aiss Of England" Fourteen yours
tAken III tho United BtAtgs, md It wns found
that within tho borders Of tho youssg. nation
ti1uro wcru not quito ,Ooo.uDo souls: At tho rx-
tho sccund consus, that tho population WINS u
litt!o morv thun i've and quarter Millions, huv.
Ing Increased oetweon ITO ana 1900 ut tho rslto
ur Us por cunt, III bhort ttlnu tho touth cclsud
OF what has long hcen mighty peopto will oo
Josopl Iiume's phrase, j" tho lottlo Of tho wholo
especially X tho Immigrants vino aru now po,lr-
inE Into tho United StAtes In vAst numbers Mro
not unltted from the calculation. In UthGr
ID isaj Will be ihor populn lion III i77G multiplied
by twenty. aIla were It likuly that tho lnlue
ratio Of iuere1so could be ls.a!ntanud for a,lt,th-
or century, tho mlud ot man would sink before
tho effort of Imagining what IT y possible tor
buundlrss tho resu.lrces OF tho Nurth Amurican
that tao seoo.sd eentonary Of the Un!tod gtatcs
will bo celebrated by . thoasand million hutnal
boin9s. and yet Such would bv tho result Of
It Il osrsa thas uensury hc;,us ~ suca asssu,
bluge nf 1nin spcnkinx tho sumo language autl
ntnonabn 70 thu sumo general traditions of foel-
Kashorea I t ;oKethor uIs, oarth as viii shon prob rob
| ably Occupy thu xrunt Weatern Continent.
, 1880-06-04
VETERANS AT AAVERLYS THEATRE.

w,,osrrss @ 1. 1.nnvy - r., rook % noi,,,tv. .y,jne h..
W!ualir's dEoVh' Sooh ouuNty, vunu o..
In tho proceedings, MS published. In THE
TnnuNk, Of the veterans, l a,n designated
sa p ~, t,'a @ c.esr tta "uv m~e 'no,oSto
in ,xe ~ w ,uat smt ~ tha Us r.solts w." ro"o Nv
iay tMo 1as1 OIL tae Iesoaaslols sepol.ea, on
the table. 1t would hayc been more respect
full, in designating mo as abovc, to liave
given mv name. That motion was not n,ade
g.. ~ 49,. I,sro.,."at ~ I.an nro,,t I,rt
OUT OF any o'sIespect ~ ,ueai. atau!, w
solely because the resolution was 9ot ia1f, rs
thought, to tho veterans We had asked to
come from abroatl and take some action III
s,,,,,nrt NJ 'tha. Ranuhltcou rousc. md na
s'l4 s1upu.s y. NV . n.n,,,s,s. ,,sa ..,1, 49,,
tiAt e"use' ~ WIS snuue"7 "'s stlls 'uao o'!o
supporting tho prlnGlples tor which the sol'
tliern fought III the Wur.. !As there WIS moth
Ing, in that Gull designating purpose to
nuke my expression II Y l1vor @ Of allX one i Or
tho many cnndtl4fG5 VINO fiA1 equ1iIy been
loynl to the Union; US, the Individuals
were admitted @ u. to this Convention t
II Ihe4tre hs4on o oy y 1y Sy,rt tfEh * H.
distribution Gf, aI,u very fGw at home, n1,d
, 1880-06-04
RESIGNATION OF CONSUL ScR0GGS.
Euseiai Uispdfth to 1hs Chiedoo J%thuns

CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, June 3.-Col. George
Scroggs, Of this city. III consequence Of long
continued ill-healtl,, some time ago placed
bis resignation rs United states Consul at
Hamburg In the lands Of tho officers Ut the
Of its acceptance, to take effect July l. he
foru this action Wns hnd, the Department Of.
feretl to extOIld his leavs OF absence still
further, or to make MI exchange Which would
locuto lin ut some point wlicre, Ills chances
III closing Ills luttor to Col. Scroggs, Secre-
tary Evarts pays him tho following con.pll-
tlui,t: "ln soverine your connection with
tic Departmental gives mo pleasuru to COM
olslcer; and it IL regretted that the condition
Of your health lIAs lnado It necessary to with
draw from tho service. Tho DoDarttnent I.ns
reason to express its entire satisfaction with
your conduct" ::
, 1880-06-04

New YOuk, May *g.--T0 The Editor " tho Sun:
Referring 10 this late louiun lneriuxuu pic pol
suntng cases III nrs,okiyD. | bvK 10 submit tho
fol!owiax faots; During y ny experience - .a an
yeass, have aiways founI ta.ss s,oia poisonius
cslses vert due u tho usnx uf so-oallul exg-
lA,wdtrs ~ substitute fur ogKs. Theso puW.
Hour, u1,A ehrotnuto OF lend. Chroiuute Of load
y u strtnlg poiM,n; hal: grain would produce
The aasnG sylnptOns vs. that shown in tho Brook.
tho quantity u required. In reearl 70 tho iaat-
namsd colortnx matter autaortt!ea dlfes, ona
and that IL Miy Injurious ciocis havs lsosti
observed from III use. thoy hnvu arisen from
tho l1apurltics in tho oolor, md not from tho
color !tsolt. hut with the exception OF arsenic,
they have failed 10 point out what hot0 inturl-
ous impurities urc. and In throwing tho blam0
nn art0nto they haYe Ovefpsuvoa thGir case. for
the worst aalupIes reported uoutall but u s0l9ll
pee cont OF aE5enio, and ~ four or ivo grains Of
, 1880-06-04

Dr.; Carpentvr, tho Kng!sh, physIsIst, has re-
equity published n TIE Nt'.stssnth cti!tnrK some
tho latest docp-aen explorations. Tho work OF
tho sctentilc decentralization expedition Il,
~ Gs e ~ sss
fully rodlced, Ai,tl some Of its most lmp0rtAut
discoveries are now announced by Dr. Cnrpon7
labors contribute to solve Is tho depih mud oeq.
iiRMration q tho ocoan b4ais's The provaillgK
nsns Of ss M
,ho No5sh Xtlentlo when sounded w!th i vto'x e
the Oppressed arun which lodsos the wab,r Of
tho deep oooan," be- says. ''ts rtiler to ho llk-
et,ud 70 TINT Of Hut walter Or tea tlAy, sur.
ru. than e that ot tho .basln, with Yhioh I i
fsas ase 1ss a F re s.ex sss seFspx
iSa + nox asecstaiapd 10 ba aeoat iSooe tset. As
globe aboTe sea lowell Is about ,UO foct, and tho
thnt Of the Land, 1t follows that tho total vol:
thu land above tho soA level. These uo4uo-
nona seemingly unnpoEtan's .,'s efcept to ths
ssss s 81 hss.s II stus
doep sea teleKrnphy. Tho Intelligence now
quarraed cut ot tho enormous collection ot later,
and capitalist tho feasibility Of dcpositlnR Il
telestaphio cablo over alin0st any ,part Of tho
OcehN uOOf, ana ought 70 give hgV oollhd4nco III
tho Buucces Ut Rll such enterprises properly 4C.
ytsed md equipped. When 1t ~ remembered
that vt tho beginning OF ths century La plaoo.
tho great mathematician, calculated Or MS
Aunctl the average depth Ut tho UcGat1 ut fuuc
miles Tor B,0o feut mora than DR.. CArpcntey dos
t0rMne1 II tn be grt,ln nctAnl survcysI, aud that
lR PtAcc8 conclusion WIS tho recolvt1i vtUw
among scientists until 1Bt, Or (Ater, we gut sxno
ilca OF tho ullyancG uadc in tais brunch Of
sssit.':' sss e.: Rass'dt Ss' ssauess g.
CARPENTER makes ,.s.,,, !aan from tho deep sea
Atlantic, In consequence Of tho ovupora-
uon produced BY tho long exposure ot tho
.xlustorial AtlAutio ourront its water oontains
ts.npesaturo,, to BY .roolieaily hrny!er than tho
tho uppusit Arctic atd Antasutlc b.lAlss; and
for the coder watsr u = depth or IuIur,ll hum
ired fathoms. "Thus II conveys tho knlar huut
tlownwas! III such IL manner as to nuke tho
North Atlantic betweer the parallels Of ~ do
gEces md ~ 1eKru0s q great reservoir Df
Warmth" Tho climatic otTeot Of thls vertical
transfer OF equatorial heat IL obvious. It thp
Eruat hoa-beurux euFronta which outer tho
North Atlant!o tsAtcrsel !tA bosom Rs surface
curEents thoy ws,uhl sxpena taclr warmth lurXo-
" III tue h9h attitudes. BUT. thelr huAvy H1ltI
highly -hcAte1 VUtu0leA In \ lnrR9 neasuro do
sceud to tho deeper strutH south Ut tho fortiuth
parallel. their stores Vt truplcnl temperature Ars,
pofm4nUai!y arrested uH our caStarn cupxt, aud
ultimately tRado suh8Gfvl0nt to aur climate,
nd Inf r<,, sS&t,n o..
, 1880-06-04
irst term bitter opposition tn the Southern

policy OF Ills Administration nrOsc, oil ncc0unt
OF The s,,p,Mrt which 1t give 10 the corrupt
Guvernlnrllts Nnl its nrpscr crIpttoM
of tliu reconstructed element Thls opN,at-
tlon wns lnrgriy composed OF many OF the
most Influential men of tho Republican party,
md 1t illuminated IN National Liberal lb:-
cinnati o,, The lst o2 May, and which two
tiayx Afterwards Nominated ii0tnce Greeley
fur President OIL tho sixth, bnllot BY n vote
OF -, against Isl for Charles Francis
Adams. tiov. =. Grntz Brown, Of Missouri,
was Nominated for Vtce;rrcsi,'ent. TIE
Convention issued n stirling ndt!rras to tie
country, nrrNighliiE tho Almlnlstratioll.
Some two weuks later Mr. Greeley accNpted
tlle nomination II = ef'atacterlst'c letter
"Let ls clasp hands across tho bloody
chnsln.n
, II was part of tho plan Of the Liberal Kc-
publican mal,ngcrs to inye Mr. Greeley m
dorsed by tho Democracy. 'fherp was MUCH
opposition to tl,!s program, but It WINS finally
uruNtnsccd In ny tic Democratic National
Convention, WHICH i,et at Baltimore July y,
aid which nominated Greeley and Brown,
eRcfl on tho first bAllot III tlls following
September. however, q Convention OF Stintaht-
ont De,nDcrnts i,!et ut Louisville aud nom,
!natel Charles O'Eo,tn0r, the distinguished
New YORK lawyer, for President NiM Jnhll
Quincy Albums, Vt Massachusetts, Tor Vice
President Mr; Oc9i,nor declined TIC ~ nom n
Innt1On, NIT l1lS, Ntf1httcf3 t1EtGflNlfrtl 10
, 1880-06-04
in Japan N1aking& Claims
upon tho blmouoseki INDIGNANTLY

YOKOHAMA, Mny A-The question OF tho
restoration W tho Unitud states OF tho Slnou-
osskt tl,dannity to Japan ts complicated by tho
claimants oN tho 1lpAneso TEvAsury rvsidln4 iu
tending to the slightest oonl.eoI0n with tho
Btmondaeki tusintHA tAoy. nllexe that being
1T moileys rUturn0d by Asnsr4eal. and threaten
to Fetasu tho pass1ap nt thu raguudtn8 bills by
iAeana Of rFIgnds Iii Washington III oasu OF ro-
fusal. The JapUuesa Government npp4,ars uta-
, 1880-06-04
COLOSSAL FORTUNES.
individual Wealth in Ancient and
Modern 11nlcs.

San Frutttsu, oAruale'a
Doubtless the laloring classes at this t.ay
n iii civilized eo,a',uniisa nto ',etter housed,
foa clad ana pa'tt t'lall ING saai'G c!ass AZ any
other time In tho history Ut tho human rnco.
Yet there never was time OF creator tllssat.
,n"~,,ieao,, S r",s,, ~ nrIs Wv thors, ,vns
'n"s"''.o's lo'eH y. l.o".s E ..s L4o.o ., M"a
moro extreme poverty III flMhee LINN these
is now !n all Europe, Ireland Included. Tho
fnr bcttnr than tbnt If the Frcncl, or German |
t%.asn,,f tsvn w. rrtttrs n,.,: n1,tl within lin
htstnrical ora thcro IL nd rccnrtt OF a iiulo
@ iistvp piona ,ue W nn,y inhshit Ia 1in,sn
StIias. ''" "''' ''o''
hit II the condition Of the poor l,us I'M.
Il, increnset[ ~ 10 utterly co,lfOulI Mi It,
te,nmts nj "nn,mn rum viii thn rlci, n,Tt, ~
nnst ns1cs K . iii, M Crd.slis Ina sti,oI
r a1 Mage as sse Kn y',a exnta IL
WHOLE energies to lis actulsition of EnIN, anI
tilero IS good reason to believe Tint we have
nut less fIOn half n dozen men md women
rnuivoiSnts thni lila i,ytifn,l Inonnrcli. Thu
rlrhrst 1,,nn IN 1tnna 1t thn Tina nf f,msar
was Crnss,is. Ilis fortune I,as been carefully
eytlinatst! Iy several historians. Sp4t neyer
mncll niorS than WIllinn, II, Va,ltierb!lt's
verify income. aill it is more than 81 i,V00O6
| Below tie disbursement Of the fortune Of the
mtn Within s. (vj3riel,. Of this ritr.
T6e Asior estate wis valued len
ofato rate Of accrStiun-say par
cent-!t must now nnlount to Seo, ,ooo, ,600.
TGs yearly income Mt lie s0lue rate Is s3,6W
GsU ,Thfs ~ n ffir,i Niurts tjinl, tho nntir, ill.,
csl,,e of thn ,roliarci Of tho Urltiyh E1npire.
n,ld n nnnI deal i,,ore than the entire reye-
n,,cs Of tic EltRIisI, GDvvrulnunt ESQ yours
aEn. 1t Is asserted that theru are eight or
te,l EMRlisl, Peers whose incomes racll ex-
Oiee1,. and yet tic richest nIeii il, England
Hr,, ,n,f,n,o,,,.rs Hnif n contlIrv aaO TIA rf,-
nntTl weutthiest mar, fin H1lerica wns Old
| SfrnLcn Eirnrtl Of phiIndulphI8 His estate
| ,yns nllr,r,listai below Sl5. coo, Vluro are
nrobnl1iy NOW 100 private fortunes in tho
| United Stntes each grpater tllan Qirlrtl's and
tie tie purcj,Nslu. power Of money tfe ancients
E>hnd the nIynti}aEe. / dollar would buy lnUr0
| y fhIusnnd vpnfs ,I,J thnu fIvn wifi INV
Toriv Veurs back n Min who Ind Sl0O, ,OoO Wns
rntei ns uiijta ririI, and ono oF $500 COO plle.
notnennl. The latter cl,lss WorO not Ns nll-
iners,s in this country Is those OF S5,O Zoo
81 course, there Is not gold and silver
enousH Il, lie world to represent tie at.Klp-
enta 81 these little private fortunes, 15or a
fithn RI tietn. 'rhay nre iNvestaI in lands.
houses Government, railway. bank. mlnjng,
and other stacks. Tie national bonds 81
EMrrlnnI. Frnure. and lie UnlteI Ytatrs cover
nnnrIv fan t,nllsn,,I niIJfOns. aud the rail-
way securities Of the Unlted States alone
cover nearly five Thousand millions The
Iarsrst ,,riynta landed estates nro held III
Spants}i Afnortct. Mexico, Russia, England,
| niiI Tia United Sfnlns. hit the Inrrest Of ali
in tie latter country and by corporations.
It IL tioueIt, and Iliytiy, great hardship to
, 1880-06-04

We may here remark that we regard the
claim tint ], 500 600 gross tons Ut rails Will be
required by the new aud Old railroads Of tho
country III 1850, and that American works
cannot ilicpt ,this requirement, us unwar-
rpntod by past experience and existing prob
abilities. ltis triio tint in 1873 We required
about ,8Go, Bao gross toms ,oSO.S50 net tons),
over 100000 gross totis Ut steel ruilB, tho
superior wearing qualities OF which must bc
considered in estimating tho probable Qnan-'
tlty Of rails to be required this year for re-
mileage Of new roads. to bo finished
In 1850 ts not likely to greatly
exceed the average OF the three years 1870,
1871, and 1879, witch was 8,lGS miles Hcnct,
many rails III 1880 US In 1872, ard those that
are required can NIL be madu by American
Thu following table shows in net tons the
production Of NIL kinds Of steel In tho United
Ex.ko 4z<aax lSfG A 1G7Il4
, 1880-06-04
NATIONAL CONVENTIONS
Three Eras in American His
tory.
The Rebellion, Its Suppression,
and Reconstruction.
A Resume of tho Great Political
Events from Buchanan to
Hayes.

The Conventions OF 1861, 1860, and 1873 Will
r,,,r,, Il, itstnrv as thrcc NJ t1,o mustcxcltlng
a's"te ~ h'ss ,t"i 10 sa;,.,oa, r,,o,rI Mt
events III our Nato1l"l po,inIu, 49, .,aa
ony were grave Issues at staKo, put aues
tlosls Of personal pretcrment to be dccidct!
lint nu,ta,cd each party 10 an unwonted
.s"r,c" % ~ TLls wus csuccially tho case in the
first two instances i'tinca' " Is lcinAih@
blc fact that many OF tho atste-conVehnon
nboo,usn Of those days became completely
,,on,orni,ycJ ,vhnn virtorv seemed To be al-
oenoia',%eu "h'A ''e"''S 's''A'
most ut ha''a. ,oea
TIL: MEMORABLE CAMPAIGN OF 1Hb'
Stirring events had occurred since tho In
events s IT. % whicl, wcre destined in no long timo
to rend III twain tho gseat DemocIa.ac
party, md array the two sections agnlnsl
.y,rh other tn n mortal struggle, The Kali
Nv. s tso,,,,1os hoa cn,,inated Il, a snec,es ct
.,aa nas ,a".usa ,arsn." @ ,',oh roau,tc more ,1ls
oor'er warla1 .h. cnm,trv wr ii1" ta n % tSoso nd
yunturcrs and rufllans who participated Ill |
, 1880-06-04

nceountahly embarrassed by those nllegod
su,,i,ort fr,,,, tl,o unitcsf stntns Legation.
, 1880-06-04

The production Ut plg-iron In tho United
States lu 1879 wins 3,07O875 net 'tAls, or 74l,-
SIS gross tons. This production was much the
rosSaeton InTssse IL 9of q ovsr % gross s q s
Iron In Six months, following periol of low
prices and reduced consumptloil, and accom-.
plIsllel In the face Of a restricted SUPPLY OF
rnw materials was really II great achieve
memt. The Increase was grcater than our
total production In 1910. ~.
lii tho new directory to the iron and steel
works Of the United States, which was Issued
by this Association iii April lust, the whole
number Of completed blast furnaces on the
1Bt of March Wa5 Stntcd to be G07t having M
annual capacity, It 1t were possible for ul!
Of them TO bo at work during the Whole q
one year, OF 6,500, 600 net tons, or {, 600
gross TONS. At tic SAME time there were
lion in several States, tho capacity Of
which, WHOM flushed, Will probably bring
up the total productive capacity OF tic coun-
try to q, SOC, 900 gross tons. or the forty-four
furnaces which were actually under construc-
tion on tho 1st Of March. one was III New
Jersey, twenty were In Pennsylvania, three
were III Virginia, two were iu Alabnnla, one
was In Texas, four were in Tennessee, seven
we're III Illinois, two werD in Missouri, and
one was In oacl Of the States of Michigan,
West VlrginIa, and Colorado, and one In
Utah Territory. Two now furnaces have
since been commenced In Ohio, md two In
Virginia. The. following, figures represent
tic completed furnaces ut the close Ut each
nf act Ay1Sf
, 1880-06-04

becan,u unconscious anil lay III tint contlltion
fur tWenty-fonr hours. wl,GIl he brratlle1 Ills
lnAf~
, 1880-06-04
TESTIMONIALS;
ILLINOIS.


n,o.,n, -, cs,,e : A,l:..nas; AN! s.
e a.s yoSs rosos iNDiAN " sto6 sYKfe fess e
F*sssisa H. EishsSs ~ & ss''''' h''A '0e eS fsa,
An Excellent Remedy.
s9 e zee sd Ssan1 IN '.ssa q
the RESULT Il rurites .he Hlood Restores lostlt
81 - Rs's' 'e Relieves &R
y1shsr. cbsaop.,o. ca, III
:: :: - ~
Chilli Ind ssfolu'.. hARaA"sNs'n s'ns1'
Flora, CLAY Co, n
p n Tats T.. e a x ,aa f.! Nen
ali '''' ss,,;: ss.:s. s''' 's'a
DEAR srn, nua your 1N6i&S N6tsS't hioSp s7sS.
sss,.. ss:s ssaa' In tbs country f'5 E psfHss Ssle
All that 1t l. Recommended ID s t. r. :;
pi15b SYitjP fa't 1sia 9hss Il l. Ii i i issss.
pe1ded g be- md advise anyone wh9 %aI "a Y y sa
A''''A cn,;;, onr.a.
msati,s, shd tssa si@s.t syerysh!se ~ :s'Ss
eufed aof Ths ayrup Ia aso X xrestiy benestssS u
trel haya Asa yonF 9sd,clns ,n my h9..s z ! ~! ~
ssssa" sssss s':ae1' ma FSssxssaa L ss*ass
Pain in; u. mack. :.-s-,
Wntetnlhn StAtlot14 % kAlo G1tMs.s
, 1880-06-04

CAUTION TO ,pKyo0tsTs.
tInyenR nxcnts or runners to aollct trade hon assf
, 1880-06-04

Disease Of the Ston1 ach and Liver,
Cnro, Alexander q. III
DHAR Sin: Ru1afiuR for aona time With HsAtstss
snd Disease ct ths stGm1ch sna 3s,sr, sM "a; adseA
restored mo IL perfect heath and strength,
Mo. ~ ElxhLh.aL CHA9, SHEtL1L
, 1880-06-04

Tue aged and tnnEus Rre strengthened and fac
uitl lou Enlightened by Malt HltsoEa. >
, 1880-06-04

Nlif0yd. 1T0Qu0tI W. IN
DEAN HEn; / have uB0d yOur lNllta ~ ~ n
eYNUF fur Cramps IN my bloIhAch and A!s9 ~ ah
cbtldFoa who wore troubled with HFnslna. ano ~
sssss u sasatsp = p9np'''s esfsiz esIizA ApEru XEtn
, 1880-06-04

DuAR StK; NJ aauxhtsf W. .1aGiadatp iaapr.w as.s
preston Of AUrA1tuktuh, aud %Nsf ~ r. alpta
this dlEcuty for more than yeaF WHY ~ lfon+t
Of two phyactAns-ohs AaIopasnc sna Tn,spI ubs
PsdIciues among vhloh sef Yr, 3sSnss., ss,ts sSKth
lbsihuuxht mJaslf Of ths indian h1,9u ~ s,s x4s
Iout roma!Es the dsesss wtth TsT har 70 u r..
esdicino. and u hs joy ot a! nhss =.
jpHN L. WulaA
, 1880-06-04

Fueknahaua Kenkakeo Co.. ~. ~ Gn.,If ~
DHAK H1A, oieorfn!Iy test!ty th4t yoMr "
ehrated INDIAN H!4uD StlsUl xlvGt st ~, MI IN
IL lhAve used ToUr iedlelns Will tns "t IL ~
ID uonbled WltA LlvoE Complaint A.d s|sE PENNY
, 1880-06-04
In Agents tTest&u1otay'

=. Woodland. ll.4Iun!ttu 8 n 4 iis5t XII
p1An Hsn: / oap e&y that yout !HntA;Ss .es,tA
6YNup has 40 equal for Const4pat9n bcl Ii rsasa
Faip Ia sha Bowels. and Ct,tlls and cnn 'Afs5 wv
mend ia u1w " suffering humanity; . RrKh
, 1880-06-04
Raeon,m snslx 1t u, All.

xuso.a, kans Gstb}Ias, GGsstbIs,
DnAk 6th: hays used sonae ot yOuts n'as5 /
BLOOD HYliui' With hcheheial Jesnlt4 Mug e estsH
y rood medicine lo build w tbs system Ehi!;1
Would recommend II W ali suffering tron u HsVN sHtVN
, 1880-06-04

~ Huok1nGhat, Kanka4sa Gu. III. HEHsn,HnlIA
n8AMH!ui Twas Eruas .udareI ron FIJI HMslnS Jea
mont ysiaabis INDIAN bLt0D HYhupi noa n"st -
much fsa rad and benahtcd sees;3nhW59S9SS hW5SS ExBl
toiuA a 4 ANNA fAk91%N
, 1880-06-04

DfNp@f8t3 El1Fsus N
Plymouth aontt ". Geo....sd "
DEAR HIRs hsve hear% troubled Mtth hM!ossx M.s ,sx
and Dyspeps{A and Indigestion. and have naea ~ ~
INDIAN DLUOD HYHuF, and found u 70 g HI
Tnipahis EaHdteine, Tl4UAAH TAlAhLA
, 1880-06-04
Il Good Hood Purif1sf'

Waucouda. Lake C9T1 fnob
DEAR HrR3 bays uAad your Rrs4I IND fn.nd nta psb
SYHpF and have found It AneGuasd y nseL sTeL
~. ksd t&ks pleasure In Eeeomnssao'tSsi T. PIATe
, 1880-06-04
LISTOFWliOLESALE DEAlbn'
I'M
D.. Clalk JQhnstn's. Indian Blood N@q

80 - CHICAGO, ILL. ,xv
VAN BcHAAcK, sTkvENsuN 4 20"
NoAats6N. fLvAnKn 4 CO, . md y LAW"
BkHAss Assbk,QlsaEa KlsSasEa iafs :: ;:to 10. . uab.a
, 1880-06-04

'Poa,txc, Llv!naston TssosHs be-
DIAN Btn: Thla i 70 esftifJ that la AisDlA.,
Esat,y G5n9Fisd By u.lnk a1t yoas ~. aaa aasw ~
bseu greatly Eoublqd With WeAtnssss- ~. ca veuS
mend Ii u valuable tvmsdJ, ,,,,t,rA u4pDlf7'
, 1880-06-04

BeiyIdore. Boona Co.. ILL.,, Feb 4 M
nHAH PfR: hA!s be0n using your INDIAN Bln0s
hYNuF foF sonn tltne and m PERFECTLY sassted NJ
petlto, HtrenRtlens the Nsrvcs he9ulAtea ths Soe+
ach and Bowels, aud Relieves khennlAitm. vos4
nut b0 without IL MA3+ WEHr1ALlA
, 1880-06-04

-..., E1sher. Champaign "a. III
DEAN 8IH: This ID 70 certify that yeur INbtl4
BLOOD HfNul hua doue mo mnta K0ud tot KtAs7
Complaint and uGast n!aen1e than any other nstr
Ghilla md Hcrofu1A+ MAN0ANErE Ett1SNs
, 1880-06-04

rahtxeou, {fasptIsoa Co. ".
pEAN BJRt twas troubled with feHEEEa III Il, M
time. l bought Hotne OF your lhntAn ntS ptS sx
s4a1fs Aoo a'' usppJ " vs"' HIta. UKI, lRYlA
, 1880-06-04

Ill, ,2381.
r1lk CAMPAIGN OF -ngcoSsrnuc11oN
Tns nr @ %as ox'F nnv 9at not St s ssSss Il ss e.
solved. The soutllurn Suites llad bpen
Whipped buck to their ,allegtanee, but the
hroaktng up Of State nna local ooyrn'nents
iSai fasioa ' 5ut u littis sSo9s o' q f padsne
government AZ Ours 70 b PLACED N:
1s, nsrs tS Ss5s ,v 70 Sc Rrsfsass s vo Il !hroa va.
the rescue. The uutiincly death OF .Abr,l.
l!a,n LINCOLN. upon "llon tho purity leaned
witt. confidence, whs sore misfortune nt
s astSns sfut sc s of pst bt Ss a dessa Scs
placed upon the ttuket from motives Of pol.
Icy. lle ntoptctl 0nu system ot rccolstrllc-
tlon and thu ,Cos'grnss Ut tho United, States
able breacl, Let;wSsen tho two branches Of the
Government. Ths question, tllen. for tlls
m The !sSpub!lenns met in @ convention! IN li,o
sratuiatsI tic country on u,e asst!rad suc-
ceSs Ut the reconstruction policy Of Congress,
indorseu negro suilragu nt thu Suutt, but
duclarct! that the question In tic North BE-
Of Population; demanded the equalization
| aud reduction OF taxn,ion;, declared for
economy nn4 reform In the Admtnls-
tEatton;. assorted tho justice Of the
cla!M Of our nas,talized citizens to the PRO.
| removal Of tho aisQunl[tIcat!ous aud dlsabill.
| ties Imposed upon the RalMls N thu aan,a
iaeas,tre as ti,e spirit Of d!soy9lty died 9ut
and tbs safety Of tlle loyal peopl1 admitted,
nominated. for President Of tho United
! States. Rnd IN tho third ballot tho lion.
Schuyler e I,. colfas was ''omiuatod for vlcu-
rio Democratic Nationa! Convention met
| ut tran,nlally Hull, In New York, on tho 9TH