Plymouth Democrat, Volume 16, Number 4, Plymouth, Marshall County, 29 September 1870 — Page 4

Speech of Hon. S. S. Marshall at Spriaafl M, I1U The Hon. 8. 8. Marshall ioressi the Democratic Sttc O-nvention of Illinois, at Sprin Seid, OsftWBSf M, on Um poMticsl ! lestiorts of the day. After some preliminary remark s he said : The people, turnine Midi from tfes IMP sion anl prrjndioM of the yast, are be BBBfing to iDqnire how thfir estate is tit jig HMlHCrfl by their public servants; why euch enormous sums are wrung from them from year to year; and what becomes of this money; what disposition is being made of th ir public ltnds acquired for homesteads tor our people ; and who it is that hw tast"n"d upoa them a tariff system that is robbing thena of thfcir subStance, impoverishing their children, f r the benefit of men already rolLng in wealth. In short, questions of tariff, taxation, fiunc, public expenditure, and the dis position of the public Ltude are the questions I f the hour, ard it Will be in va'm that the Oeiurrnf" rr the nfltj will atSampS 10 inra tfceptwjple aside from a consideration of these issues. Kver s;rce, in Jaaanry 1ss the c-urn try was Startlatl With the bold declaration mVie on the fid rcrf the HflMM of H pre s.-iifat'vrs, by Mr. Davea. chairman ot fhfl Committte on aVpfffonrialioBfl) and a lesdint? m'-mbcr of the Rai'ief.l party, that, notwihs'aiiding the extr:vv-nt up pr prisftfOM trade for the fiscal year erdi: 2 Jnre 30. 1S70 th" estimates o: the e'enortnifTitH for the f lün iuer (now cum t.m

year wt re f 42.0000 000 in exress of these apr p:iati- ns ; ihatthe tendency everywhyrn in making expenditures was upward, n .t downward ; that notwithstand ing all the pfOfMoflOM by the Admi i -'.ration of eeonomy, the tendency everywhere was alrmi?ii.lr in the other Mrocfloa ; and that aft'-r going to &nd hboriac with all the (leptrtmentp, and firstly the President MMd he cultl ?et no hep. of co operalina in the rada i-m of expenci'.ures. Ever s-ince these charges Wi re Hum Mtdo, and proven beyond a'l controversy, the Radical hadern, alarmed for the Hlec: this exposure MOT have upon the tf-xpayers, have been laboring, and publish ng from time to time jatgfiag eolamas of tigu'ts. to prove thir Granl'a AdxinisiraMon :s a M0w -i of OBOKMW SBj fidelity. And every i iy or two the tekg.aph inform us that Mr Colfax or s-'-me othe r leader h-'is appsalad to Mr B-'Uiaell to his c trks to wnrk n gft np some new juggle on the subject. It s sotntlimrs faid that " firures won't lie " This is vrry true, and the hme rrr.y tJ aid of w rds. Tbty arc both, in tl snaetaea, v-ry hörest and ir.nr.octt inetrnnitnts, and rcr5 airly will not lie. But, iflllMHtftT. the iuui who use tbe a do sometimes lie most vhamously, anil use MbewMBNMttl instruments lor purposes of deception and fraud. I hold E w in try hands a pvbücntkM made from Washingto-; by the "Union Rawablataa Congretakmtl C'-mmUtee." which they fjef tlOMtfy call "a brief, com I MkoMfve, ar.d perfectly raHahle review of the llMWffil Ml OS! res ard p6Hcy of th Iiepcl)':cin Coo gTMS Süd AdrahirS ration. i- Ih60fl two bmpch- s of the Gov. rnn.' Ml bs?a 1 el broi-.i'ht in hftrmosfoiui mlMlnm" Tht "perfectly r.-iUbic " MMMBonii ccrtaialy 0 most wundi M laofMcHoB, &; firrinihft t iMMUkabw insf -iEce of the audacity wi h which some men e-m prewLiK upon th Ignorance and gollthQity f too people. It out MmoMteonH Brn Munelinuien so far Ikoi fhnt illotlniUllMttil rortanrer, if Ü7 ing, Tovld rot d.-re to koU up l-.is head r.iiHin eoold he orce MC Thia prodnc iou Ii i MtMToti mi iili 00. too gferiiig to mm !.!.' any -ut. the BMOt ignorant. I cn here r.,ily notice one or two tiuA are MV Oglj aMMoiL I need not pnucie to j r. m' .; up -n the i'-vJ atteirot to e nv MN Oh expesdltwei of Graf t's AdMionwtreilon with the " Imoenttie Admir.is tratioo of Ar.dr w .T br. -en " Mr. Johnson m rt ruiidy r t n hUMAMJ with hijtartv on Ike onceüneiof UMimtim tior, and en that queetloei they managed to fre up a v ry MM9 r DJUCMS. But to at tempt to hold "the Dfmo.raric party responsible lor ÜM ex; enditurts Of his Administration, is too pr pe8lerous to impoj-o on Om moot Ignorant erodnlity. The R pub Son party eiot ted hr, inspit of the opooaitioo of the D mecratic party. He inherited hü Republican Cbinut from Mr. lioeoln. A R.li at Corgres bonnd him haud and I ot. si tJiH he could rot rtm .ve fn m office a MeMbei of his Cnb inet, a head of a B irc tu, a clerk in the departm nU, an assessor, eoflector.orenjf other rffi?.:T in the ';vernp?ent, or ;.pBOint f e of those officers, without the exoneration of a Radical Sen:t. A Redica' Conirrcs voted ev-rj dollar of the public expenditures, sn.l Johnson dared not. at peril of iMpeecMMent tonch one d-.llar thHt was n' f hr:t appropriated by law. A Rndtee Congress m reeponeiblc -r every dofiu ot then ezpendittirtt. w tu t her great or sin-. 11. Tbey h ive h?u! Kolnte coc'rrl of aonronrit''". and ennendttvRi oce theCth M .reh. and th.y till Mil shirk the responsibility ther';.r, cither by misrepre.entatioii or evasion. Here is a eholce morsel from t'iia "p rfectly reliably review"': By BmMOfthC tanptfee nnd p-.ym',rit oftho one hnn-lretl -rrt thiity-ahM mi )i " - i' c n inter-t-i bt'ir.i .' drht. th- t ;h!-c re n-iieved lor m from?ui: nnu.lixxo! theaaoeatof e ghi m'ilio:.s :ir 1 'ne-th;:d o a million l do! m SS4.14&,tU; which na. wu- e ca yeir r. qa'.rcl -imj v to V-y th:j per c nt. roirt nitemt mmmmtMf no on th- one hunfre1 i 1 th r'y-n.i); n it io?i afdoU Th''';')' nd on- i-.ini rnüüon of nnnuti i t woiiu, without conjooniiflMi' f,r di..onn', h.swelled to an mgnrvinte tt eighty-three million-in ten year. to one kVBCrcevn ffittj-fcrei mil ion ni tw ny i-:r-. -.!. ' v. hr. .r-.-d und lit-; yu ill .ju 1 lOOMli shirty years. " This perfSacOy ijluflH It bJmmI mak- one'a head swim to see. hw ranidly thia sum HUM up. But The write i' entirely 'o o M0 test Why fid he st -p ai dftyenfef Hin rifrnM horo gnmm m fr a thrusitn'l j :-i r eily, and U I s in sam way have shown thai Grunts amitiat ration h?s already saved to the American per pie eicht thoot nd million dollars, more m .iuy, in fact, then the:;: is on the entire j?l ,be. Iain tempt d to cive one other tp elmen before p-ine from thii BMOalag dec MBnnt, Ttjre it is : ikByTh; foretr-.tr :'. ..more other ftiri-, v.iil appr the laDmnac: HBOCIiOfl OT ANN l' AT. INTTrtT. Annaal avin' of intr ' uoon am in .. i'f i'U ic iir't dm. jnoi fi 500,008 H fum! ii a lo-crrat j,c nstBCBt mm naDrvved credl .. J"'1 re.H. mm S fmt cwt certiS? let pad ander CMMMJ act 36,5e0.UK) 3 1 ?r.2oo Tela annr.al -avin? of inrft-. .. f:i j , -j wh. n tno 1 cm -t-r: 9 ui bour.s rhall be aesutlatuL Now that !3 absedutely pul lime. The urn of it is that not one dolbs of these bonds ha tK-en refunded, or is likely to be, nor has one dollar of these 8 per cents. een paid. Bat no matter, "figures can't lie." If our DUbtic debt eanhe r,ai. in this way, by piling up columns of Sffurea, why do we rtop at 4 or S per cent Why on! not Lon'e.iS fix the interest in tin .r funding bill at 1 per cent., or, better stilL enact that the debt should be refunded i wuwu uixicn i erawier. 1 nen wnat a splendid showing this writer could have made for Grant's administration, 9190,.fX),000 in interest saved the first jear; and then, adding that up for forty jeSIS. it would :ve M 'uch an iHMffSMWM sum el money ihl we conld ail live in clover and pay no taxes iu the future forev;.r. This reminds me of the figuring of Oasnt's Cabinet, officers happil expoeed by Mr. Dawes in January hui I read from his published speech 1 D-MT"-Tr.T, iMHami Trom PnnT'aaia will excuse me. 1 in tv mt pevSCMd a- a Tt end of ihm -ret.i.-y a' d t tfe s .omiiiM mÜom. In what I ntay feel compt lied iiiy in role rem e to e h'.r Iii- . -timalet or he maU- of UH h,) ? fSl rFtl-Hi, when I my lttt ii eiti. m.r . c 1 1 ,h a ecrotsry in r;?ereiice to tfice ex penoi'or do not i.pire m : wuti rt,r o i.fl deure I kn wli p k-rf . ri ray ni the - iv NMMW, hut, dir, th" er- i point nMn wrtl. h I flud th;t ho x-eT.'If-d hi . n r 'e a pun he pron.ino hj h oattolhe Ilnthat he wi I cave fj,id mi npon tb rtr e r.f comI a om.', th" whole eoMmale f r mImI, (or ! 1 - two yjarx was eK hir 1150.' a year! 8;r. thIn an cbic-Teme. : f m .lU-m-eirr .no fit;.pem'l -I od.'j 'n 'h attempt to mv f."i 't( tut hy ho'Wdng o-.; f- ,--.vn:f pr r'-tn, whisn a l 'he t a per horij'l.t hy th h eo.emm-it, and let ern a 1. y to every member sent thfO' ''1 " mail- n rt-rnlar rx'a-, wmi l ,,ay em Ihaa ? .o o... h. po to (ee tbe frunkini prt e" abolichjd. tut S l"lc"l"""t pret-nrj trua i: w 11 nave a,t".irf). I reaily ,h rk that if the cathmitleiaiw 1 who rnt hee flirnre- in tho heads i th- Be two .HeceMilfjcon d be broneht to.iLhtarrt- f TT: OK ..ii f I . 4 L rr-1 . iuinii, unu wuuia im nail l'J r-j thu expiration ol .öji Aomitiaualiun. Laagbter. Thia wonderful mathematician does the figuring for the Republican Coagraasional Committee, it must be the aume man

It is hardly possible that the world could produce two such prodigies in the sauie age. Bat, taming aside from this absurd document, let uj 1 k for a moment at a few Mete which are incontrovertible, and Fee H L ether, a- Mr. Dw s charges, the tendency of Grant's Administration is alarmingly ii the d'rection ot x'rtvai aree of axp editnrn. I will examine the fi-cal vcar which closed on the 80th of June i '.c.t, and etate. as ner as can be ascertained from i fflcial record?, how much of the pe 't ie's money they have received on trust, an how much they have expended for that year, and then, by comparing the expenditures of this with other adminiatratkms, very man can form his lodpMflt fT himself. Vnexpo-d id ba'ances on hand, Ju!y 1. 9MB,SM,10OI Kecenoi from eoJtMM 1M8B,8741 lU-c rived from iLt.rnl rev nne 1S-1 '..'r.v; H IteC'-iv.d fr.m .-ale?- of puhl.c 'an1. aOMt,4B1 "" Reeeirce iro.-a mircellanecn source? 2-. tf"..si t

Total f5i3,(V15,37 3-J Thus, it appears from aetual official I i rx s, iboot which there can be no controvfrsy, that the present Administration received in trust for the people, for the yar end ire1 Juna CO, 1870, of their hardearned money, the -um ot $518,945,637.80. What have they done with this enormous sum? I will endeavor to trace the appropriatnn, as tar as they can be ascertained, from cffidol aonreen In addition to the mozpended balances on baud at the benisg of the year, of $102,390,159.67, ttau re haa ben asked for, and was approved in advance : PwltTtUa department MfCiOtl sl Koreseca ive prop r 40KO9M K ir drpirtment ol etat 1 274 1!U '0 For anwmxj d- partment lM.MBjMR M I' r in'.Tior 1:;icrtment M 444 .Ml 03 Fot var 1ep'.rrmeiit M.MtMfl 88 Po-nivy d' piitment 1.! (H) l or otr-ic neural department 111,41') 00 Kr postf ffice department 31.374.8!'3 00 i'or judicial department 313.100 00 Total f2M iir,.ls ;i In. additition to this, Oonfreee al , ad- appropriated, by deficiency1 bills ;r tUa i-aie' s"fd year, $13 000.000. nimtaMMi Uw JiucMed baiancts on hand Jane M, iMfl f 12 3 o i:.n rr R m:r sDprariationf 21 HBJMItl Dctirvr.cy bilie 13,0 0.000 00 Tot u $3 ;t;si:,iis is To this shonld be added the lo.tn and lapeed funs smuntiju'topt vern' rrdllion dolUrs, and out of which, as will be seen by t"':c c rnm inicatkm of he Beeretoryof the Treeenry of Tune 1, to Mr. Tirck, large ezpenditniei are nude that r-owhtre ap.r in the eethnatei or p.pr-ropriation bill . Then Mttri alto be added the iqm! ' cehvod f r got eminent property during the yeor, tnonntinfj to ?ev.-ral millions, 1 which are expended without ippeMV intr anywhere in the onttniatei or appro pmtiona. It is nowhere el aimed offlcbdly tfat. of theee immense sum there will remnia exci offing abort eiht million dbl 1 in ar- an oaezpesded balance to be carret over to the present fiical year, and experii n a of the past yers will fail us if additional deficiency hilhs are not - qnirod m al winter to about equal thin MMXpesded halancv. So that it thus ap pean, teoa data about which there ean ix-no controveny, tn'tt the ezpenditarei . ; 'eh wo can trace of Or n "a adminH rri'-a, f r the year ending Jane 30, 1670, Ml unt to at if-Hst the enonaoai sum of fi hundred milli-iu d ihtn ($400,000,P00) AQowiaa; a deduction froea This of the en' ire amount paid for penaiona, Inlianfl, arid i tereft on the public debt, - inch amennt to 158,440Y478, ad we si ill have left the enonaone rani of over 140,000,000 of these expenditnreo. LeariBgil to the AdMiniarattao. to explain yv'un has biCome of the balance of the $513 000000 sc i:;ch I have tracj-d into theii nand3, 1 wish to inquire for a moMOnt how these admitted expendl'r. s compare wHh the expenditure? of farmer adminietrations hefotn the R -puh-I can party took control of our goroinent, arid became' rc?r;onsihlc for iU ex pt 1 ditorea An) it should be anted here thai in theee estimates I do not include ihehundredg of millignj of dollars' worin .; public lands that are wor?e than gi en away by reckles. it not corrupt, gran3 to - ig tniaed rings of public plunderers. How will my nnsophisdeated Repnbfiran friend starj when I tell him, from the official records, that tui. sum expend d during one year of Giant's Administration, af.er making full deductions for pensions, and intf;n.st on the public debt, and Indian-, eaneadSt by nearly 70,000,- I :-00, the entire expenditures of tue ?ov .rnincnt from the adoption of the Federal j Constitution to the close of the last BritB War, which for those 2" yar3, inrlud- I ing a wr v ith the BSOfl powerful nation on earth, were only $172,000,000, as wp be 1 n trom this tabic, taken from the oflie;r.! reef rds : tabu nranmmm nnanrvsnn the nCOCKAt BOTIUKm K l.l'-IVK .F T!IE ri R- I mc pant. raa nu w iwnaTioa t;ik eov UIBUI IO 1 Ii e ol' TIIK LAT BU1T19U wai:. V om ?1irch 1, ITTS ttl TTfOf nibfll 11 17'1 ran ras 17.M IT'.:,.... IV.H. ma 17'.M 1 iW tsf 1 ru l-ir 1(1 fi,9io.ao -! 1,-77.'.H.! t;s 1.T10 1 T" .; tjto 546 '') 4 M.". ,09S M s.ssi.ino m i R33 SU0 4,QS3,t23 51 .HUM 7-2 7. in n g I, Sil IM ::,7:i7.' 7'. SI i 4.1 -2 89 1 S4 I L l5f,SBe 91 I ;su tSQS 1S07 r8 is : vk . .V. .... . . . . .V. '. lstl XSH 1813 ISM 4.9M :: m StftOI h5 7 11 !. 1 1 B !! (fsi -ii :.:,' -2 1 1 M 17,.-,". IBS '. js (12 :v.; :i 3'. 12 .;';; 30 Tot-l ?172.-.!7,7i:i 10 This lll.OOO 000 is more thn three tly the total expenditure of the gotr-em-rent, (exclusive of payments on the Public debt ) h r any on year in p acs or war, from the firaadatton of the jov -m meat down to Uu humnnraiion of A bra u 1 Lincoln. It exe edrt by nearly 1100,000,000 the entire expenditures of Jackscn's adminis'r.M n ful eight yer.rs. It i double the e?;tire V' n Barenaf four yeare1 muBistration, for which expenditures of extravagant adho was hurled i w. powr. It exeeeda bv fTo.ooo.ooo the mpiadl tijre-i of Polk's arininistration of the government, durinc which we prosecuted s WCCSitiiKy the rxicuii wtr. T e iarept annual expenditure ever md; Vy onr lovernment, exclusive of 0 v in'-nts an til?, public debt, in any one yer. m near-e or v,nr, ta;iire tbe advent 10 power oi the ttepubiican party, y,as The are rare annual eznenditnra f. r s decade lor 4(jaassneedJng Bepub j um to 1:11 ' WW f 141..! iPMii ruie was r ?t;.no.noo ?.Mi.".fl IH1. 1I! 11 -. 7IO l.ai 1--.1 N 1881 " mi'mnma The-third of these periods (from lfl to l.'t) enibracrs the time of the Mexi icao nar, andyet 11. e average annual expenditure for this decade, for all purposes, hsduding chrfl Hit pensions, Indians, navy ir departasenta, do not reach $8fkotw.ooo. T F r information and purposes of com pafieoa with the present wonderfully eco nfimiral administration of President Grant, f will give here some tables compiled from the official records showing the actual expenditures of diflcreDt Democratic administrations: srawairea op .iArK.ON', aoMi-.t.-rm-'ioN r..n mi rvavoiM, HManatae om.t ramaan on Ttir. n But near: tm 11 ." tS3i P.T 13 :, ' ; n 1SMM 7 I V , SIS S 8 71 S'4S5 417 in n.Ttii wo is ' ' n 1B 18. ;;;; S 8H".1G1 t 1 Eii.h i.r fU',TMJ,71 ii FPPKNniTUilBS OF VAJi BI REN'H ADJIlNmTKATIO! WI --".2n.-2M 21 8Me,TlS as SSSKSSSU am M 191 9) 11 Four yo;,r affHnmnvaas ea Nnn'i . pwvnUyWi 75 AmnSiavaAmfn, ma ALI. PlKPo.-E, I Xt f i ni.1i the maus mar. IStV S 6 "7." If 17-'8 itii-'9 O.SiY PAT.VKNT- i.. f'W f 1" ') . M m " i-ll. 4M 77 3'.!i 51 Vonr yoare I ;,.i7 m

EXPKNDITrREf OT THK WAR HEPA HTM ENT nrRINO reULll ADMiaWTlUTIO.N, ISCLUUING the mkxiCAS WAR. fl0.Sfi?.?!ft4 3 l"4r- 7 :-y5.77i.4'!S TO 27 W4 "0 I?- Mjwt,ea ai

?0 1,540.0 21 IXPFNIiTTrr.K OF BCCHAXAS'3 AOMIN I?T KATION. BJCCUSDUra ONl.T PAYMENT ON THE I II ! II tekt 18Ü7-X 135-' IS-,- ng isse-'ci . '-; ::-27.40 . M 01HJH . Hi. 5.-17. 171 Fonr years MftUMjBM M Buchr-Ean's Administration was confessedly an extravagant one, and he "vas j u s' ly condemned for his extravagance. But, as compared with the present times, his administration was economy itself. The expenditures of the War Department alone for the year ending 30th of June last (in a time of profound peace), as shown officially, and s stated in the address of the Republican Congressional Committee, amount to $57,650,075.40 This is more than $20 000,000 in excess of the highest expenditures of the War Department for any one year during the prosi-eution of the Mexican war. It is nearly $4,000,000 in excess of the entire expenditures of Polk's Administration fr all purposes army, navy, civil list, Indians, pensions, Post Office Department, etc., during any one year of the Mexic in war. want s Administration is certainly a marvel of economy ! But I am willing to leave these figures to be studied and mastered by an intelligent and candid people. It is certainly no matter of wonder that, with all these evidences of wasteful expenditures before him, the Chairman of the Committee on Appropriations should, from his place in the House, have spoken of it more in sorrow than in an per. I read apain trom the speech of Mr. Dawes, of the 18th of January last : " Mr. Pswes- I hare a rieht to crarr1in of tfce Otheread of the nvnne. that, with i? profc bion !' economy :iuit refluc inu of nrmeceary fo re in the iepai tm -ntf. witi a'i the henddlac &J te! ;;rap" or ot .crire of it purpose ol reduction, there is not or.e o" theso dei-artment that tow BOt "tiroa'e to d .y In the hook I hye beflne me. 'or an i create of esper.di'ure over the rprnpr'atfona o( lael ar. rave only ne, av.d that hi the poor, ur popular Atto rney General. 1 hpe it 1. not beomne ot this ivni-irkable trait in h's c'n-eac-ter tüat :t i. contemplated af 1hf othpr end cf ih1 Canire! to relieve him from fnrther pablk service, and to drive him into private life." Alter ahowisg up and commenting on the ut'er dem r- izttion and profligacy of Congress nd the Administration as sn in the reckless was'e and corrupt Kptandering of the public domains, Mr. Marshall jsaid his re-pects to the platform, adopted by the late Republican S .tc Convention of Illinois, which he just'y pronounce a shameless and huiiuating eviision of all the vital quettins that interest the crrtat body of the We3krn people, fie then took up the qu sMon of the " reduction of taxes," and spoke as follows : We hear a great deal of self glorification from our Republican frien.'s for he redaction, of taxes by the act of July last. I w-sh we had time to analyze thut set, and di.cufs it item by item. I hope to do so at an early day, that the people may understand the real eharocter of tho law. I can only say now ILat the mats of the people will wait a lrrrr t;m' before they realize the promised r f. I am s -rry to pay, but I am compelled to say, that whether it is in the imposition or red cftfon of taxes, the party in power never fails to discriminate in savor of the wealthy and against the poor man. You romnmKor tVot xrl-.n tS luv ifoo ti .ir timi? t.r!f lmnoflf'fi rn mnnfiAiiMn i Consrres-s at tbe same time raised the i tliffao that the manufacturers could add 1 the tax which they paid to the price of their goods, and collect it of the censamers thereof the laborers, farmers and mechanics of the country. T-ds was tk emed to be a good arrangement iv.r the manutacturcrR, and they :;t th-. time pro-i-t;-i themeelvei satisfied with it. T reeenue derrted from this tax amounted to about 8K000,000, which the manufacturers regularly collected, with ss much u re .c they could add thereon, from The COnsuBSers Of their productions. The n:'tnu(acturers, jiowever, soon rallied, J. in a body to Congress, and sue G - ded in havina this tax imposed poB them frr the be-netit of gorernment, 1 pealed. But the tax which was at the smxm time imposed upon the laborers, the I t ? 1 r . 1 , ... r in caanics and larmers Lr thf; b. r.'-tit oi the manufacturers, Congrem then refused, and has ever since refused, to repeal. And yon are paying this tax now, every day of your lives, on every round of sdt ; every hat, and boot, and shoe, and coat, and every plow and hoe, on all wearing apparel for your wives or children that you buy or use. The taxes were repealed and the revenue reduced $80,000,000, without the mass of the people receiving any relief tberehy. And 80 ft will be found with the act of Jnly last ill l im UlllUU W IUI LUC UVt 1 With the exception of the nti. tni to.- , flight reduction Ol toe tsx en coffee, scarcely scarcely tea and sugar, that will be felt or realized, the lav holds out even a promise of any materia relief -to the great body of Ute people, But there was another class of our buffering fellow morUls tor whom the compassionate bowe;s or a Radical Uoaafiaas e-e wondcrfullvj exerdaed. The bankers were an unfortunate chus wt had not been making on an average e ; coed ing 50 ier cent, on their capital. Omneai therefore interpoaed and took fl'the I "special taxes" (including those on bink er), amounting to f 10,074:COO. The great railrod corporations of the country, and the like, were also in great distress, acd OoBgrem therefore interposed and took off the tax on gross receipts, amounting to 6,18 1,000 VanderbÜt, Jim Fisk and eonipany will doubtless be ouly grateful for tue timely relief. A T. Stewart, Wil iim B Astof, and other large etpUiUstl bad h!so fallen into f r at diatresa, and bo the income tax was reduced over :.", 000000. Theee taxes liatl all bfn asscriscd for the benefit of the Government, and vhen Collected were paid into, the Treasury. But the U.x. s which are livi ;d upon the people for the tient-fit of the manufacturers, and which tio into their tills the tax on salt, on OOttOU and woolen goods, on

hats, boots aid .'-o-. n wearing apparel ol th-; leaves after the- application of 11kof all kind, on farming implementa, on j aoluthm. There is no n .c snly to cut off

... any every tbing, in 'ant, th tt enters into tneeuih I'-, ft the laborer, the farmer. aud the mechanic, s ill remain as high as ever, and Congress utterly refused to repeal er reduce them. The manufacturers, however, were ng3in in distress, and consequently a lurgy nnmlvrof articles that entered into their manufactures were placed on the free list, and thus a reduction of a few more millions of the taxes nas effected for their benefit. And while this being done, tbe tax on ste 1 rada wererais. d several dollars per ton, for the benefit of a ling of which a distinguished member el Congress was the heael ct ntre." And Hits, my friends, is the wonderful reduction of taxes about which w have heard so murh. it id ot a pie-ee wilh all their legislatiofl 011 the e suhpets It relieves the wealthy, aad leaves hibor still oppressed with its burdeaa. They are certainly weleoase to all the gi .ry they will get for each legislation, when it is proper andtastoou. CONCI-nSION. My friends, Uie Democratic party is traditionally the par. y of tbe people. Oitr home is not with the princes of the earth, or those who seek lordh? irr-onis and IHcIaI mvors ny legislation. ),tr home !-l M . . .... b with the preat, honest, toilfnc masses of the people. VVe are sometimes called, by way of derision, the "unwashed Itauocracy," beoauae the begrimed and sweating &r,n of toil turns Inst actively to aafbr eoaspaakmahip aad protection lie I net always comprehend aü U e Ifeas pocus of tariff h eit-la'ion, or the iiurji g irieks by whicti he and his roDbed 10 huild up a moneyed aristocracy. Bnt be belitvee we will tie true to his in t r s s, and he confides in us. I am nroud of this eanfUeree, and would not exchange it b.r the friendship of the proudest mou arch on earth. My friends, let us never betray th's hoiy trust. " Sink or swim, live or die," let the Democratic party forever st md up as a wVil i iniamaia for the rights of 1 1 Dor. 1 say now, delih rately, as I have sal I le retofore, that no party anel no goveinmcnt deservei to live that habitually discriminates by legislation in f.vv i g the wealthy and against tho laboring classes; and any government vhich, by any system of taxation, robs the toiling masses V add to tfc bOfdel of te rieb;

deserves the execration of mankind. It is to the industrial classes that we owe everything that makes us most proud of onr country. It is there alone that the great fountain of virtue and patriotism is found, uncontaroinated and uncorrupted. It is the strong arm of the laborer that has established the greatness, the glory, and the prowess of our country. He has built onr navies, our cities, our town?, our churches, our railroads, our telegraphseverything that gives to us grandeur and prosperity. It by the jugglery of legislation, by oppressive taxation, you rob the laborer of the fruit of his toil, reduce him to the barest necessaries of life, clothe his family in rags, rob him of all time for mental culture and social enjoyment, you thereby breftk his spirit and ruin the country. And the fact that ys-u will have scsUered over the land a few men of princely wealth will bring no reMef when the hour of calamity arrives. If we wish our rountry to remain "great, glorious, and free," if we desire to transmit free insti tutions to (nose who sb.:;ll c mc alter us, the industrial classes must be protected from unnecessary and oppressive burdens. " Prince? and lord? may flourish, or mav fade, A hn-a'ili ru ike th m a a breuh ha made ; Bnt a bold peasantry, me if country'? pride, When once amtmyea, can never be supp ied." USEFUL ASU SUGttE.VilTE.

Gingbr ?XAPS.One pint of molasses and one cup of butter boiled together: when cold add one third of a cup of gmger, one labiespoonful ot soda, flour enough to rolL Roll thin and hake. Cakhollnb is said to destroy all insects, and, in a wek solution ot water, will prevent fiies from teasing horses, if they are wash, d with it, care being taken not to get it into the eyes. Pent vroyal, steeped in water, used as a w h, wiil produce a similar effect. AVitkn a horse refuses to c:d, he ihonld not be nis.de to do any more service th.t dfiy. lor it rnüv be knjwn that he is tired out or sick, it is barbarous to exnnpei a horse to perform, lahor wh.m in each a condition that he refuses grain, yet it is oben done, and by men, too, who th?nk they are merciful. Pearl Baklky Pudding. Boil one and a nali i ups of pearl barley in an earthern pipkin or a hominy boiler, five or ill hours 03 until very .-..--it. To three cups of this boiled barley, add two tip.i chopped apple, one CnprailiDS (previously sie ed for half an hour), and one hau ovo ot currants, the luice of one lemon, ai d one cup t-ugir. Mix thoroughly, put into an earfhem pudding-dish and bane in a moderate oven one and a ha.f heuis. A Good Word kok the Crow. A correspondent oi an English paper, advocat ing the protection of the crow, states that Laving shot cj OW3 in a corn field, he opened their stomachy expecting to hud ibem full of wheut. On the routrary, he discovered that they contained a large number of caterpillars, whose ravages upon the crop were quite evident. Betöre fariaers become perfectlj ruthless in their destruction oi birds round th ir farms, it tau-ht. be well lor them to repeat tnis txperimentc i. ! i-eer.du which are their friends and whleh their enemies. AseoBTiHe Potatoes. -The piopc-r t'me to ssbrt pot-itoes i:-. j ist as soon as tnt-y aro lue, and while scattered ov r the C uei'i At this time every tuber ean he Famiy seen, atci extra oanchir.i? is reu 4 J" t7?T 8 ,rom tJ) U0T awnl be necessary If all are picked ?P v getter. The boys will want to be , ncx .wu!?ar 'fdti R8rtmg po la'ti.-o m a eoia cj'r, enn r ev r.n or on vacation days, ia not the most agreeable recreation we hope then wfll msiat v-n savina themaelvea from thia diaaarnnablc ttK-k by having the potatoes assorted at the proper ün" as I Hearth and Home. in the proper placy. Swollen Udder The Toronto Glcbt says: Swollen hag, ormflalamation otthe Udder, ie nsuaily treat- d best by cold a v plicatonfs. Apply a broad web of cloth around the cowt and cnt h.des in it to ke p out tho teats, then place seme tow between the cloth and the udder, and ke I it constantly moto wi'h nold wati r. Give a good dose of purgative medicine. . . r. . . ' three-quarters of a pound of Epsom eaits, dissolved in three quarts of water. Wh a h-j swelling subsides, hand-rub the udder several times a day, and give internally one ' r;.chm of the Iodide of p tassium daily for eight or ten days. The co.v Should be kept in cool box or Stall, and not exposed to the hot sun. Drstkoting Weeds. In many field?, the fence corner ar;; lull of rank, coar e w eds. ThS potato and corn fields on some larms are no hetter, nnd it is not . . ... - ,, , fSESK bfAW tblS mT SJ" nd rot on ihe same frot where it hae grown, but it should either he gathered together and burned or p'aced in the rot-heap. We prefer bureing, as the seeds will then be destroyed, and manure made from weeds is seldom of much value. It only require I a little forethought or calculation on the part of the farmer to find lime for att nding to these little mat ters at the proper season. There are farmers who alwayi manage to keep every thing in order, and do net work nearly as har.i to do it as others, whose places are m the wildv.äi contusion, the difü rence being the result of calculation. Htarih and Home. MlLDBW on Roam A correspondent of the Outage Gardener gives the following cure for mildew on roses: "Rub down in a gallon of soft water one pound of sott soap, with the solution syrinx the upp-.r and under surtace of the fob age, and the mildew will disappear as if by magic. Mr. Rivers recommends a cure in SOOt Peruana sonn is morer.h-an- ; ly ; it Is, .1 am sure, an ffi tual though I do not for a moment doubt the erTicacy I of soot-aad an ('inlay oi om shilling j Will clean one hundred ph.nts from every rt8tbc f the di.eat-e, it' properly applied. I I find it useful to syringe the trees with j clear waiter, next day, to rid them ef tbe WUltiBQ depouu a uicfa hxei ou the atk' s mo Dioi ; tue foJuiion could on;v damagi I ten in proportion to ihe force with wh cii it hit them, und aa contact with tne mildew is all that is required, no force ia necessary." Ill if allen Unxnss we entirely misapprehend tho growth of publie opuktn anon the subject of irrigation, there Will he COasiderabte attempted in thHt, line within then. t twelve moLths all oyer '.he older settled Slates. fne fall is the best time to make ireparation Aer ss every brook that has in any of ;ts windings an altitude bove any other portion o" the f-trin, buiid a dim, "widen hall 13 so constructed that the pond thus f'-rmed can be lowered oi.e I ot if it if large, and two feet if it is small, in a shot t space of time. The theory is this : Few streams on ordinary frms will raffles to keep) constantly wet (were it desirable) any very large p rtiou of land. Wetting twice aaca week, tr three times, is better than nolh ine: and if vou cm accumulate anflfaiaat water to make a stream that will 11 w to i the ecd ol y ur channel, and thoronahlv ...... . . " wet all the teoiion lotendt d oneo in forty eibi nemrs, or once iu twenty-iour, it is far better than to have the little stream speed itaelf on tne ground contiguous to the dam at.d adjacent to the I no or three Uffit openUQgl in the sluiceway. Al! thai can be done in the dry Season is to prepare tlie dam. This cau be made probaMy cheapest on farms where stone la abundant by digging a trench any where frrmt two to four teet wide, as the height of the dnm Is to be, and then in j this trench laying a wall aa solid aa may te, slanting from the bottom to the ton or b':.h : 1 ; s, -ted then riding in the un pe-r side bom four to hx feet with grave t. :t t;e hVr is to be taken out both I nidea, htlle flumes nni.it be inserted iutoo Wa'l, Which, I hmnd their outermost ede, Will need stix-t of b tanl piling topieI veat the water from ; thus doing damage. worieijig u:Hlcr, and I where 'h-tr are no si ones, earth wiil answer, ii the overflow io guarded by a section ol boards IhuI on tbe top of tbe dam, with a b .rd at each side, exactly in j tne : h -;po -t k wij: pout. The upper ; end -t BhU platform nut be piled to pre

vent Uie water gttting under it and car

rying away iwe structure. AVhtn the earlv fall rains com. And tho pond is full, trace your ditches, giving auoui six incnes iall to sixicen teet. The water let mto a little furrow made with the corner of a hoe will indicte the proper level, whieh. whrn iMmnlkliMl. the plow and ihe shovel will finish the ditch, and the wont is down JJuifH artd uome. JBuddiug the Kose. From the Villa Garden er. a now nnVli. cation in London, England, we copy the following paragraphs : urn iwo tnings are neccssarv to bud rotes successluliy. The stock must be in the ripht state and so must the bud. Unless the b?.rk of the rose will senarate freely from its woody foundation, budding cannot b.j successfully performed. The answer, ihen, to the question is, in general te rms, at any time when the bark of the stock, and of the s ion or bud, will rise ; that is, separate freely trorn their reppeclive wood. For it i3 essential that the bark ol" the stem should open freely to receive the bud, and that the bud with its accompanying bark, should be deposited in its new home w th the least possible bruise or injury, fcoinc may take exception to thib general principle, as far as the bud is concerned. As long as the stock is right in regard te tue free circulation ot its bs;k from its wood, it is in a condition for buddiug. If the bud and its bark will not leave the wood freely, some simply cat it oil' wi'h a thin slicj of wood, and in&ert it without the conditions recommended. Now there is no doubt that such buds will olten giow ; but the nlan is net to be recommended, especially SS the bud and bark budding is so much "more simple, expeditious and successful. Again, the question when to bud may be answered pretty correctly by specitying the time from the middle of June to the middle of August inclusive, as the lest budding season, though the operation may he performed at any time when stocks and bi ids are in the state already described. To Destroy Roachis, ITC. Go to a 0 ig store and buy a pound of powdered borax; scatter the borax on tbe Shelves SAd Other pi ces where the roechea or ants do congregate and they will soon disappear. We have tried it on the lai e black roaches, large black ants, aj,d lutle yellow ante, with ei aal success. The oorax may also be perhaps y.n equally sure remedy for other vermin. In an event, there is nodangeria trying it, as i"t is a harmless drug. 'A&z&sAVi Evening Post. J It is said that the compoaiton' cisrs in the aii-s-ion printing houses in China bare each over aix tiiemaand comprtrtiDtnts for the reex'ptiou ot the numerous letter! ct the Chinese alphabet. Tho cases STo built in the f"rra of an smphitheatre, an 1 the compositor stands in the middle. Krerj ic.ter he sets he selects from tho six thousand. A person in prieoa was asked bv i friend Wi-at it waa hr. M For teliiüg lies,'1 said his friend. "Telling Iii? I how is ir. it?" demanded the other. "Vv'liy, tellintr people I would pny 'era, and not keeping my word." - -sfc.' Oca renders eaancS too enrefelly read the sdrertiseiuent of MTabnlar Kerosene Lan tenu." The lantern i.- really a wonder. John- v. FAawaLL A Co., wholessk drv (roods merchants, nre the liest repreeentatirea of the irrepreaeible enersr and eaterprtoe r Chicago business men. Two days atter the (Trent lire which destroyed their nuundftcent tore, with $1,500,000 worth of goods, tiny were in new qearten, at Vi and i Wnbnsa Avenue, ocenpjiagsu Soors, 4s by 105 fe t, to whieh they bare ndded a unckiag room SO by Itii feet, sod th first week their sales were fJ00,000. Their net loss proTcd to be leu than 300,000, and as they bad a large duplicate stock in wnrehonse, and their orders iv telegraph were Hied at once nnd forwnrded by express, tin y are fully prepared to meet the largest demand ol the fäll trade. The elasticity and celerity with which they have prang Into full working order, onsogfgantic scale, alter such meat calamity, h without a parallel la mercantile circles. - m Tun Bur an r A Sruvrrox BüSmss IxBTITUTB, ChfeagO, is the place to learn the elements of banwesa, and the Chicago ( barier to the business paper of tlie West. Bryant V: Chase are proprietors of both. Write them lor items. TnE Children s flouR. We sec by the October enasbi r, kbattba pubiithcrs(T. s. An nnm 6 Bens, of PnUadelpaJa) of thi? pnre and bsaatifai aMgastow ore prepar.njr for the eosntoa year their sndget Cf pood thin;,"for the utile onen. II you have never taken It f r your children, er.d for a : pec men copy ; and we are very eniethnt its nafearaaea ss&ong them m.ike ihsli jus glow and taatoaeartf beat wttb ptessars. TnE PnonfOLOOICaL JoüBJfaL for Octohr aeatntna twenty MSdtns; urtie'es. vk i.h nunssreas lUsdrstteaws on tci ,-nc, acm and masary fhjc;. r.nf. a larpe snaoent of rich Miscv!ar.eous M.ttter, Poetry, ParaOaal lucid-nU, etc Anions those worthy f special mention are: Admirul Forragm; The leailag fieaerals lu 1he KuropSSa War; What can I do He-t? Bditorsbip; Will tas Man af the Vstare Oewtrei tis Dcsantst Franco-Prussian War; fcOaaifJCltiCI o' Uenlns; A Heaaiy for Bns htnaaay a nsw volume at announced, .nd u veiy emlcing l.t of PxeatiBBH is snared, fSQO per yosr; single nurcbt'i. 1 cents. New suhfcribers f. r :s71, who send M at once, receive the October, November aud Dsetav Hir i umboM r this yaar free. Address Bami'el It Wei ls, 181 Broadway, New York. Tns Atlantic Momthli ir October con tains i Onr IsrseHtisb Beathren, by Jsaaes I'arton ; JosepS und I i- Fr!end- Part SC. by Bayard Taylor; Kegrei-a po: ut -by Ce ij TbSXtCT ; Irony, l F. U. BedfS, ü I) ; Oldtown Fires de Storite : Co'. KphV shoe IS ck'es -hy !ttr. 11. U. BtoWfl ; Speckled lr.r.H, by .John Bar.'OQftM ; My Hetreat - a poem; A Gsratafl 'Thr.dlady ; Under t o Bkyttaat poem -hy O. 1. Cranch; S in.5 fefäen VTortdapMa. byJaathi HcOsrthy; .Jercaiiah s. Hack and BdwinM Btaatoa, '.. sarj W l-o.:; l' ur m m-lis with Cherlei Dtckeaa during his FlSt Visit to Americ(in P1I hy Lis 8 tretary ; A Vlr4iiian In New Bafland Thirtyfive ye:rs flro -Third P.per; Ihe New Amer cu Polst Bxpsdltion and its Hopes, by T. li. Haary ; R view sod Literary Notices. Finus, Osaooo Jb Co., 11 Tremont street, Doston, W , . ft (Ml per year; I copies, $7 (K); five, 918 SS; ten, .?;M!0 Our Youno Folks -The f Iloariag table of cor.tcn b tndlc ites (as mfy od thltips in tl e rnmher for O :loh r : We ;;rls - chsp. . by Mia Whttaey; Tbe Little Bird Banter; Tbe i Plowen poemby Marian Douglas; ;ood J:rN, by Major 1 .-.-tveree ; ROW to flra 1 d, by E . B. Bsls; Aunt Nutty 8 o.y or the Bat U thai Set the World ct Fir .-, by P. U. H -inter ; An Antttenr Oauesst psLsn by Mary v i'. Basapbrey; w ie Awoke, by Mm. A. M. Din.; Carloai Clocks; Be ding beeps by Lncj L mm; How u Draw part IV. by 0SSS. A. BsSty Our Toasg OotVtnl'tiiors' Deparlui'-ot ; ec. Llbsralty Std hat dpomcly illustrated. FiKLDS,Osaooa A OO., Josten, Ma-s. f i,i 0 per annnm ; an extra copy to every Swj sabacrtpttosM The Atlantic MnaCWy and Bar IbSSM JWaa, f..tlC' a year. EVKKY BATTjnOAT. Nt). 4 , fCT October 1, conti IM the lol'.owlncr Blnsliall ts: Portrait of Victor 1 In uo ; Arve i ol Mercy .i the Field, ts tbe Hospital ; Partridges; Becraltlng at STsctmins r: Vbs KetMOt si the Km: '-ror Iroui QnsVCbate; The Ivaaeanasi aaabahtnee Corns Fasnlng tareafb Raehas; Frerrh Poasun ry of lh: Yogns I !, i riar from Their Homes : An K rly l."psfii Ahle cid rials, InUresttng utork, hioraphic-1 rketcbaa, poetry, etc, nuks Uj ihe literary eon t-nts. Ft BUM, Osood 3b Co., Boftor. f .on a year. - - m m ARTnnt's Lady's HoatM Maoazinb; for Oetobsi contain a bflBTssil programme for the c.imlrt' year. It is the annoui.ced nitontiou of the pnbtb hers to make this the " QaSSa of Ihe lioy s Hsgsatass n for 1ST1. Bsiina strlwM te nsaks II tl.e !) re idti c niHi'arine of Im t tliei now propose to civ; all the attractions or the mo t popular faabSoa nsowtkhes, such as eolorsS stssl fa-hioii p'atcs, etc , etc , aid to add new feature i ever jet att' tnpti d hy any of them Anions ;heso areaseiies of cartoons on tored paper. TbSSä as we tindotntnad it, are to he fl::ely enprived cojoe, donble in -i; the ordinary BSp of the snpenloe, of chotro pictures, and will he n novel SSSt btgbly popular tealnro. Tin b-anty, tase, excel rnre ami r:re int'-rcst of 1 s Herary esattabJ eoinl it sd with all IbSSe new attraction, cannot lo'j mnkliip A uthtui's La nv' M aoat.ink a favor lie of the eomlaff sbnsan. rp rioier pent f.oe rablsfhsd by T. S. AiiTiiract Sons, 1'hiladflphiA. Pa., at $S a yefir ; wilh laie red nciions lor ciuhs OfJBSsl Fort OcTinRK. The illulra t'otiKaic: A flr.e steel jd.ite, " Tho Villape Doctor;"' a six figure Ks-liion Plato: n hsndeooie Croebsl desiCS on tinted pncr; a Hne Woed engrHVIna. "After tle Htoria an Kx tension Sheet, "ob

tabling 1 nmerons fasblonsh'e designs; Work Dep irtmont desigts; ard a larga sheet of Emhrolderirg A Song, with nslc, " A L'ttle While." The literary ronton' are nsna'ly atrne tve, and th3 Work ard Household Department are filled Ulmmsfal Information. L. A. Gonirr. Pbiladelphii. f.5.00 per year, with hbjral ii.ducemea; to cl Ul)3. '

Wood's Household Maoazine. published by S. S. Wool. Newbr.rgh, N. Y., ?1.C0 per annum, siegle copies 10 cent-. Is the larg -et a-jd t je b9t dollar montbly in the world. It Is hightoned, Mitatw allay, ai.d thoroughly household in character. very mmber of V is. VII. and VIII. wiil contain a $t9Q piizj story complete. Besides rurnishing $1 2o worth of prize stories duiirir ihe y ar, Mr. Wo d purposes to publish all the bsst stores entered in compatf'ion for ifce f 10) piixeB. Alo, earn cum er wil! contain aboiit tw.nty flve pp s- s or oher matter dtetgned to entcrta n and ine irect all cs-s. iialf aiire. It, s t -Rt tblr.g to psss tron3'h life only half n:ve. Yet 'here Br tkfMIKnds vthnc habitnal cor.diti.-n is one ofisagaor and ddi !:ty. laef comp'ain of no srecift" diseas': thev suffer ro podtiva l.ain : hat they ha-o no relish formiything which 'fiords ment-i! or si nsuus pleasure toiLeir mo-e robast nnd eaergetie fe'low beings, In vno caes out of tea th .täte of lnssitude anfl torp.r arises fir m a morr,d st mach. Ir.die um dt-slrovs the en.rgy fif beta 111 nd ai d body. Wh T) ih? wests of natura is not snppl'ed by a diiL- snd regular aem'ls.tion of tho ford, every organ is starved, tvory function interrupted. .Now. what does common sense su?eest under tKee circumstances of depression? The tmetem peels rnvfUr.g a: d strei pth'hlTiQ ; t ot merely for on b ur or two, to sinfe aiifrward into a more pitiab'e c ndit'on than ever, (as it assuredly would do If sr; r-irxry Rlcoholic s imu'ant were resorted toV bat radically r,d pi rmwn It. How la thic desirable oMect to ie accomplished ? The ni wer to ibis question, founded on the nnvarytng ezpeiienes of a qoantev of a century, is - v .'ivou. Infuse Dew Tigor it-to the digestive organ- hy a course of Hos'ettcr's Stomach Bitters. Do not wests tim; in sn!aMerlBf temporary remedies, but wsas tke stxtr-m up hy rernperafn: the fonr. tair-head ot phys;cal stren? h snd energy, the great eirgun up-n which all the other organs depend for their nurture and sup port. -'v tbe time that a dozen dose of the irrea vegetabte tor.ic and lerifofsal luve been taken, tbe feeble frame of tbe dyspeptic will begin to feel i's benlgB Infleeaes. Apeettte be created, at d with appetite the capacity to disrupt wh.it it erswm. Perfeeera unei the cure Is complete aril he-hfal hlo. d, fir, to he the Materia of rKsh and mast !.-, hone and nerve, aud brain, flow? through the channels cf circula'ion. inetend or the watery pahn! m with which they have heretofore been imperfect y BonriaheS. A Ci oti MtiKbnnd.Mr. Smttö t he fact 19. my Boacaadlab oiiiilug mi oali agxwult oieat S nervous that the- i.iu llv:n? with 1dm. He pretoadl one i.a t'- i t h h .8 cot the d' spepi-ll; '.be n-xt day IJrar oain'alnt: tbe next to nick, wttb no espetlte dlarei tha" there to sothblf eeTtae ta tle tt to eat, aad sj on. it m all poaaeaae, and n -thtnir hut i cot fiurded uIlne8 From th very bottom of my Leart, I believe p wa ts t worry me 'o Ueata Lady Friend -Mr S"1 i;h, 1 think you are wronsr N oniiu has a kln'l-r or more lndulrent hMand than you. I must i oifess that I have noMce a change hi Mr. SmUh; bat 1 am IneBaed to tr ink that a'l he v a:it is a ron e aid :f 1 wir yon 1 would not be a d iy wltii' ut Pgawt tiov Hitters Id the lions". M'.e htm tak th rm modeiatelv three tir e- a dar, a-i'l In a short time I think von will sea change. My experience 's Met P aiitat'öi) B tters ts or.e of tbe het sn.l met ''elcleus t'riles n the world ; anl that for iwonirien, loas of appetite, dytpepnta and ail kindred eompaanto th re Ii notkiag so good. Iom Fori tie trom ;n:re Ir'Fli Miss, for Blanf M.m -e. Piiddlnga, Creams, Custards, &c., &c. Th rh-hpest, h.altiilcst, a:.d most delicious food in the world. ir yon do not ttm woi; yon wnd for e doctor ia!V apon yon, looks wise, pcrnwis some hlerorJypbJCB ih.h a piece of paper which you take to 3 drog wore ar.d tbere pay BO cents to $1.00, beü'dus tfcc doctor's fee, for a remedy nine times out often aot habt so gooä is Da. Mob' Indian n :(.. wbieS cose but 25 cents per box. Do yon tl irk the former, the bc5t because yon pay the est icr .t? If yea do, a'H- ?e you to use, just as au ex"enmen'. the Moaea'a Indian Root ! P u Tbey are prepared from a formula pror.onced ry iic mot k;;wued phyciciaris ol or eoaatn to the he-t and most Bnirerasl of fa-u-11 y medicine a. The Xoasn's Indiah Hoot Pi Lee euro Beadacae, Uvst comp'.airts, ltidisostior. Dyspeptda. Peasle Irregularities, Ac., and are pu - - ed uitd piain. Oiv3 them a triai. oid oy all dsalsra Wk take delight in rel- rrin onr rollifted friends to any drwr sune where thai moat estimable fls) '!:- doe, Ihr. . O. Richard Kon'l Sh -rrv W no Bitters, ran ro prncw d We ad. se onr Steads to use it. becsase ve know ite value in earing Fever UM Af:iie. dhentes common la the West, and all new conntrlea Ir should be kept at h?.v.t in every family. Bold by medicine dealer p. nc rally. tu V n ft '.'a rA wi rn iPECTORAs. rllAX.VR Cures coughs, crour, BROXCniTIS, COLAS, AKTHJU, INFLUENZ t, llaarsens and Incipient Consumption. Path's PnCTOKaX ix k has rsatCly won fir favor of patients who li .ve tried it, and als the patronage of ti e medtra facslty in nvrrj swittoo of the coestij where Ii hw bees introduced. No lemedy Cor the lunzs nnd tnroa' eer ShM ov-.n-d sttinds m popalar alter once uoevi, as th s preparation. It Is sands Uder the su,.ervi ion oi Mr. T. H. harr, one of the. bent pnuti alebeinia'e In tlie St.ite. Tlie success which as .-.tt nded the use of tins icneiiy for the pHt six teen years, wb rekxiuwa, !.as todneod ss to make it Bore wideii Lnown for tbe bnneSt of the suff rins. he tlu- ;tl;ct l i.l - It f;tlr ria!, as we are conti eat thüt rlli-l and permanent cir will he the result. Bold by r-U drujrci.t'. In the a.c lion where this adcr ti nie-it i pitonaaed. R lt. Clreula ulvlr.p: certiorates of remarkahle cures o t: uttlietefl wt 1 he s- nt on a,ipHc:'tijr., or the; will he ta Bd aceomuauj ln each Dottle of the IV torsi Klixlr. T'n BUZIS ' plei.sa'U tc take, an-l Is natlv a'd ele U:itly put npla Iar eboitlesa ONL LKJIXAu HAC'H If TKIIKU iiAl TJC, JND. Sold tu CHtCAOO at Whol BtfS hy P1TLLKR, SLNOH KULLEK; LOUD SMITH ; VA- SCHAACK BTKVENSON h REIl; HÜKL' UT fe EH8ALL; E. BUHNHAM 4 SON; KLOCÜnCO.; iul.MA.N a liJNe. ; BOCKWOOD a BLOCKS. In MILWAUKEE by KICK d. UE1SINU; DOHMKN SCHMIDT: GP.KEM A; IHTTOX. In BT. I. IÜI8 bv BICH HUDSON a e .; COLLINS llltos., An;l throughout ".he Northwest hy al! Drnda. llllld niiil ROGIIKH IKS of New Voi-k. 1 1 a coasptod exposare of ait tin- trick snt tr pa, mar s and pltfallsof New York and other tltfcn. sad all twtadl' s and h'lmhlls: hy mall or Otherwise. New irii---(i ami snlaraed iDiMtrateS esttOoa; a most lute-, st ly Intens tn book, ar.il v ill I vn it -t readers from all risk of imecsition by sh.rp advirtisipcclnat, qsaefcs, or olbet Irani s. UalytSeta. of any baokseli. r, r bysaall. JKSsK hankv a e-.. US N.t-iaa-ijt., New York. PARR CH KC8 ! HANKY'S .ioi knai., a IV l aadson e l( poire t it ut rx-l tanlly pa er. cont i.i; i-.-t-rr line nt an! proSt, will le sent i tri it to nr ' " nbsartber Tbree Montbe tor Ike nominal mai nf TE n ale. Rxposarei of Bambnca hi avsry snm bT. h -iL-ie caples of ii wades ten only. IESSK H 1SKY V C ., l i ' N-i;i st.,"cwTorlv. l . iT'ir tin n n a I, ownplct! indnracuV J 1 u-iilde, rltrtas test rethode and latest improvcneats la aoaae pahstl u-, ?in palatine. nraiaiac; earRtatitas;, poHab'nt, stalut g, Kliding, fdazm ', sllverinjc, tir.-cla! o'l paiiitinz. t.'hinene psiniins.', oriei.'al pint 1 sr. an. io pr aelples of zisasasteiabuc, barmoay nude eitrastofei lors. snslysi or aetors, srttk patloaophy, theories and practic s l color, dtc. Includes also i rrae leal rape.- Hancnyr. riiet. V.'jrrinnakiT and .Ieei t'h ifaowaJ, M eWM Boaa Maker's Manual, tk t..: Morsi ntmer's Manasl, 3S cts. ? tl pr.ii .Meal tmok for practical sae. ü ihl iy sfl booksellers -er sent by nail, not paid, on receipt of price by .iiissK hanky co. in Nasi aa-et . New York. , A son1 Fall Tonic! JUST WHAT IS WANTED TO CURB AGUE OR CHILLS, Pr. S. 0. IMehartfson's SHERRY WIDE BITTERS The celebrated New Rutland Keioeily tor the cure of Fever and Ague, HABITUAL CONSTIPATION, .In n n dice. Om "ill neldlliy, and nil Ills. t-RNi - arialaa frwas n iWwaraered stoni in! I.ier or liuwt I-, iieli as leMlty t the Btamaea, ind'nestion, Rssjrtbwra, l.os I ippetlsr, CusUveaeas, ItTind ana BleeSlac l'iie. His. n. t i i "o.i, Bonr KracUons, sh ki (or Flatter ini of th- i'lt of ike Stomach, Dannfai of ValoS, N el low nese of the 8k n snl K-.cs. Pain la the Side, Hi k, - or l.lnihs, ai.d lu all casts K u rs a tonh; is ascaae iry. aati tt;e fnllow'nc from Ur. Li epcr. tor many years Uie moat prominent physician aad SrWsaSS oi the place: V v aim, Strk o . Oho, June ?1 HoniP time since, I recilved a lot of lr. Klclntrd foil's htierry Wire Ntthr to so ,,n c..mn ss'on. Tie y are all s M an I your fmt .er utiplj of time dozen lust igusMwd I think I shul1 rv(t mote soon. i th 'V Hre in good deaiai d and highly pr.dseii hy nil rare fröre iniHsttoa, fever and asns. ayspeastn und ; iv. r son p'alnt. Voim, ery rsspectfalTr, .lAita: u Lr.rrER. M. I. For Pin r and Ann It H a snre cure. J. El, II A KRIS A CO., Pro, tiNCINN ITTI, OHIO. tifcy" Sold ty all DrncglStS and Medicine 1 USM. BK KOK I'll K MIKIKST" Ft.AVOKINU slXTKAtrrS The rurest and nistlna. L, j. hits a OO., Ml But fst, Ohle sa liKSTS V A XTKII if '. it nionthi-bT tho i SMKIiIUN KM II I NO MACH I N K CO.. Boson K,B'"! or Ht. Lonls, Mo.

HUNT'S "DAKOTA" STOVE!

A.k jour H.oi KKL MKMCHXIt for it. Ph tented .Inn 9, lsV?: Sor. 2'i W"T, ana Maj 10 aua June u, una Ilun;' nkota." a Soft Coal F.Hbe Burnlr?, In .lr j; I-lue. Self Feo.'lr? R. ervolr Siove, humn Bolt Coal Sc- eulcg, rav : ' . P' r i ett. I, coto.riuel ov.-rany i in vr n iv.T in ir.arKct I Keeps tt.e fire al! niaht, and LJ elves a tloe 11. h. BaawaBwln--i. CT Wlthoet ein -Kin ihe tlpvs. Büro kor Cr ; lau to ä aaawa aneTnun. 9: . . . ... -oe 'i:iiini:u lurt rs, 224 nud Mvfi EWenraS m.. OJ lcago, III. How to Invest a Dollar. H-o lnv-st a Dollar rr Btab, sord a rnt for a of Piano , Mi I deot Wati l.es .(. - ,, A -.. - alcad . -.i i. i, ..i . I. ,. . . .. . . and M to Ik.' i-i;1 for until OV k .ow wat y..u a e toncehe. C n.iti' ate ai.d UreahUS s ut ou'reCt pi of Qj cents, or 6 for 1 .IS Wot Koiirili HC. CtaveisiBSitl f.t l K If I V It.. o. E&ileoad Gazette. The Railroad Man's Taper An iLi.t'PTF.ATED ffnaxT Qcapto Journal, cf Twenty-" oua Paaas, Daroaaa ro 1 w a nd T.avc. I KHfflm ertmejt ( Jl irha iticn. ' I'nli. i. j JLdt-eri i&ing. TOMS: $3 per Asnnui; bgU Gtaiei, II cents. Om nnd Aller .Innuni y 1. 1S71, tlv PrlOO ill be B I per tanasa. A. N. KELLOGG, Publisher, 101 lVahluffloa M., rhlctgo. START 3$iOGXri Tliirtc ii Raaibers Or His Brst Weekly For Nothing! The Best Fa nil y Pa nor Thirieeu Weeks lor .Not' leg! Largest Illustrate Weekly Tliree MaatlM Tor Nothing ! The Besl OsaibiBeSj Baral, Llterarr sal Family Newspawr TBirteea Wfeks Free! The TH I RTF B V MJJS BS R af ssCKt Quarter (Oct. Io .Ia. nvnt SBBB to all who remit S3, bCore NaT. 1st, fmr the SS Number af next your 1 0B&1 NE w-VORKEft5 "'-i - j ' ' w -sssawsH THE GKEAT II LU8TBATKO RURAL AfjO FAMILY WEEKLY, Tot Both Town and Country. This Y mots Wäfki.t, now in 't H t year. Is r.ot only ilie Laases He aad Chests at, St f.ir Hi Leurrsl Clrcalntlag Jaaraal af lit laH in ihe World. Kattoial ta Character, Atdj Batted, Aöiipte I to Town and C- untry, fc'np'r'-ly Iilastra'.cd and iTintcd, it la, tin ;tiesl;onal)ly, the best mmzm weekly i Tnv. Rtraax N iW'Toncrn is- beeot e che st und ard tathart'roi . i A-i:i :'..i i i:k. ili-Ki ict'Li una, .Ve., thro gl out tl.e Catoa, and i iuvalnahie to City, Vlllaeeor t'abnrbaaCeldvaiors. As i i. iter., ry nnd V'r sally Papi r, 1' Is r rarorlte in ::'ny OI the bes.t l iij .11- ull o'.er Ui : Co:it:uo;:. ITS IIsLl rgTRATIONS Are K'.imir'u-, Beaa'lfai a d Var.c t. Ini'r---i!. tlie Hi rax ssi ro Ttwni n .1- sal m tt smiQSsbd :i md IliiiMiru'fd Kurnl aad I".: it:!i KewsMsaer. Tbounli DODBLK 1 1 11 FORsffeJi MZK, now boatailing Sis'tert . .,.- '..- ot f-' rf (.(;.- Em. wee iy, :i.c Uu.l lu st.ll lartitelied st Oalf S3 a Wear ! A No. of the Ritbal f nt ire-- to very reader of 1 Us pa er cleironi oi examtnl it a Ith a !ew to suaBcribtns foi tue tireat Weekly. 13 PAPERS FREE ! To all this year reanitttaaj B I fsw I f?l we will semi the i Bwjssben af tbla Quarter fOct. to .Isa.) I'ltKK : - which le .tl.; A. WA t iiion- saarrs than Maathlf iur-iii-IieH, io, Sil io , in n Ahol" yenr ! ZT" nrsits, T. O. Money Order or It --latere'. Letters may be mailed at oru r.ssü. Adir. D. D. T. MOOEEj 41 Park BowvVewTsck. ICR1 r rr . . xxAt hieasja IV eekly af Cbaice Llteratare fur o'l .hiki yeans N't sectarian hi reuatoa or . tue PabHaaee Saarmoa's rmnisiM sews nn.l auatBsts fl a vear -, S aoaths, Seeets. Ar'ire---. K.;. I (.(.LKSrON Kdltor. AKTSD-AREKTS (JO per tT) to -üli tlirceleurntclfclOMK.811 U II LICSaWING i v 'HINK, lins tlie i. i - h t; ",'. .ri. " :i Ucs en lvt(i siif s.) ai.d i ful p ,'. . '. The beut um! eUeap"t iKinlly -e'v Usr liaehipe ta the snarh t. Address jOHH. sov. C! Al.'K Se CO.. ito.-iton. M:s.. IMtts0 bnrgb, IV, Cbtcafo, I1L, or bt. Lom., Uo. DR. SHÄLi.fctRElCEn'3 Fever and Ague ANTIDÖTE Alwetf S S:oy'j tho Chüls Tlii lUedicbsehasbembeiore rlioTuTv Ho fifteen jrcars, aad ia 'ill nbead of all other known rvmodi. . Tt ilosjnotT'urp'O, docs not bIbIebb llio tdoui u li, is perfectly eafo in any dose pn-l ttader all circuo ifcMneanaasdisthaorilyMedicii Ü vlll CURE IMMEDIATELY enl pen&aaeatly every form of Fore nnd Ätrun, becaaas it ij a perfect Aitt dotO tu lYIuliiria Pold by all lriif:f:iit3. Tbs Waase TTs 1 iTf In. Taem'adOthete of ilia I ody, Hiul unless the tercment I kept tn o l ri'inir t'i."lminoriiii oe u.mnt 1 lepref-! t mi a ctii nuasrabia. sad aase Miinp "es throeitS a s aibrkiy. no hs ii resit are. Whe the stomach is relaxoS, the it v- rtori'l.t Use sowels dtaorat r i aad thenereea nnstru iL'. InvheAt ite, sltallre, reealate sen boss these with TaaRANT's Ktniai km' Ssi-Tses rasiEsr lis operatJoR R" eertala slaters and shI isry. It brlasa the action of these lai orient oraa s latoeoa f..rndty aiiti tt.e lawn o he'tl ; th sn.rltt rwe.tae hrain idea's, and li e apnid'y to inj Hi kaitatSIWj tod. s.oii.t.n ' tnvallts roi.l Al 1. PI. I 1:II.1S FN0CH MORGAN'S SONS' isos. Is Better aid Cieaper than Soap. TKY IT. Wholesale lu Owicaso and St. Lnvie hy Drnff giete eed yrocere

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A GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVER! Or. WALKER 3 CA f.TFQRNIA VINEGAR BITTERS

a O b ? o - Hundreds of Thousands Bear te simony M.etr wonderful Curative t'tfeiU. fir e 2 "9 r o r- ; : TUET ARE NOT A VIEE H ft - iFANCY D R I N K . ? af f MaGc.'f Poor Rum, hiUe . Proof Spirll nnrt Ki'fili!" LiuM" doctored, spii '. and -weet end to please the taste, called 'Tonics,"" Appetizers." " Hestorer-.." Ac, tl.r.t lead the tippler on to druakenress and ruin, but arc a true Medicine, n.aie fromtlic Native Roots and Ucrbe of California.fr e fro in p II Aicoholie RtlsaalasSTa I ItKKAT BLOOD I'l KIFIEK nnd A LfWE ;iVf Ni PltlNCIPI.K aperf -ct Innovator and Invigoratvir of the Syttcni, carrying off all poisonous matter and re&torir.R the blood to a healthy condition. No person can take these Cittere acccrdiiij; to direction and remain lessj unwell. Slüöwilllx li'.tn f.ir an Incrable esse, provided .he bones arc not destroyed by mineral poison or other means, aud the vita! organs n as-ud beyond the point of repair. For Iutliiinmatory end Chronic 11 hi lima. ll:.i aud GaSiti I)v-p PnI.i, or 1 udii Ml ion, BillsMi,KesBltteas nasi Intermittent Pteawsa IiMaacs of I hi- lilood. l.i v, Ividui rs and Itiudder, the -e Hitler have , jen mot sui-ees-ful. Such I)irea'a are cax d by Vitiated Klood, which : g.M.eraiiy proü ict '' by Utruiii;eL.ieat of Bm DiaeatlTS Orcaaasa DT8PBP8LS OR IXDIGaXTIOX Head ache, Pair, in the Shoulders, Coughs, . Ujhtnessof tho Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eractattons o." the EtosaaSSsj Bad taste in the Mouth, liiliuus Alts r s. Palpitation of the licart. Inflammation ot the Lu. rs.rain in the regions of the Kidneys, and a hundred other painful symptoms are the ofTsprinrs of Dyspepsia. They invigorate the stomach, and stimulate, ttic tor pid liver and bowels, which render them of unequalled efficacy in cleansing the blood of all Impnritii s, and lmpartine new lifo and vigor to a whole system. I OSt SK I V !ISF.ArsES,i:ru:.tions.Tetter,S.ait BsWaa,B!o'u:hes, Sp Pimples, Pustules ""ils.Car-bunc'n's,i:inh'-Worms, Scald Hi ad Sore Eyes, Eryslp. alas. Itch, Scurf?, Dir-colorations of the Skin, Humors and Diseases of tt.e Skia, of whitever-name or nature, are literally dujr up aud carried out of the Rsatasa In a short time bj lbs nssof tin sc Iti'.ters Ouc bottle in such cases will convince the most incredulous of their curative effect. Cleanse the Vitiated Rlood whenever yon And its impurities bursting tiiroutBit lie skin inPi.nj. les.I'.niptions or sor.'s ; cleanse it when you lind it oltriieteI and elugsjbsl in thr rei i ; cleanse it when it is foul, and your feelings wBI tetlyoa when. Keep t lie blod pure and the bsaMb of thr RyaSOS w ill MlSW. PIN. TAPE iad otbrr W?C MS. I ui j svsteni of so many thousand-, arc efl -dually destroy, ed and removed. For full dire.".ior-s read ean fully the circular around each bottle, printed in four lar.(faairee English, German, Trench aud Spanish. J. WALKi.IJ, Pro; r.elwr. U. Ii. Mc DONALD A CO, Druu'irists and Gen. Auer.:, i-an Frane.-eo, CaU and and 31 OSWAMSSS Street, SeW York. psraoLD nv all dbüooists ami DSCal Hb - j C3Q , i. .xr: Lz. ; . i- rtfTJirss.f-ii?V s Sh BEAD THC PIKiOa OF PH YBf CIA V9 "HoU'S MALT EX rEACT if eenlasatlf a VAU IBM DIETETiC RSject, i.dapt'n to j rsons ol an nteebled ( ensii'ntuD, r!.o sull-r oa'i r resalws laSles.M " ' R-sail i ', ri"' "'i'f, iiii'i uti" 'I t '' itfiti'it hi 3intoini Ihr J'iOnii.itf iti tri" i :ti' .-' ifi! .v. ;r ". .rf Senat ti:is fijibsxi ft i bt ptmtUcmlnig seessa nt n il To .ion ANN Borr, KSO, BXBLTW: -I teasaa adratlj S-s rt tlia" I ne r i ..v otita'e.ed rueh sfja faet ry resalte sefrom th e nploinei t I jour M Ai.T BXTBACTiH disorders ol llw Liana and u Phthisis. 1 it -.tve observed as a cortseienttoe MactMSsner. i-i j r iir-'y I ti ive adnitnlst red 'ii Bi rii us clsor.t rs, ar.d I Sad In my e tse t-t r -ati-d i ot; es of .our Matt Extract L HAUDNT1.. M. D., : r. Hohen Maiket, V)PTi!..t." c 'I D BV .LL DMT.CI8T8 AND HUtK'KIW. FAlilt v v i i i i. . e,-. h 8l . H. V.. .. A-..N,-. fmm Dwitaa sta.täs.rto. PATENTS ! Inventors who lsi tc ta'-- c i. litt-rs Patetaie sdvis. d to counsel Ith MFNN CO.. eULors of the hrHrmttßt. AasstScoa, was have erosecated claim infore the Patent Dic- I -r .,ver T-e.:ty V r- 1 heir Amer1cf.n and Kvropeaa Patent Aeencj is the roo-t BZteastre ia the world. Charges K-s t'.ian any othei rellabse aceaey. a pamphlet containing full lustrue Uons to Li anaws 1- sent grau. IViXJIvrXsT dte CO., S7 Park luiw. New Torlt. TV i-wfs t aa sss i i si iJmm9 pies sei ? l be K. II. 11. SHAW, Al r d. Me. saw a Is V uu- art''' ot. r .t,t. hi.. n ilJKlOHlTY A SIS aad 920 Nil sent aa a earl- . ostti lor SS etc. II s.ion-s, j." i'is Ii'.s v, tlneaao. Tubular KER0SEME LANTERN. INPARALUitO SUCCESS. OVKK liO.IKHI Mild last tear: demand this seamen Rsses nana tit K lUHN aa hisvy. 'ihe urea! RSwrl orit;: of the 1 uhnlar is sw'ItsS. From !esOil it leaa teieetlie Ikbtof a:i other i l antern : ii f.lobe in - snioked less in a month Hani others are in aa sWB i hit ; it a s ennii -h in Oil nnd dol.es to pay for itseir in a simile winter: it r.innot Is maile to heal or lake lire a all other Kerosene Lanterns often do, :ind hence Insurance Snm atft il their aassjaBaM approval. It Is as safe as Ihe best Lard Oil l antern, and civ three times the li-ht at one-nrth the saatj sTBad and nioi.ou improti' its liurninu'. Ir s.ile all dealers. Wa.:e ! t UU AGO MAF' CO., l i.M.o. III. ) i wi . i w .. , mm JLl vLS i A3 .iL"." I IMdN A- .. Aeents for ih- Patented V I j 11 KK IA HE liooi s. Kritli and Sausoni St. . p j adeip! .i P.. Sii.:Mi"iii t'.'o' a. Fir in- It's Hats, Lette s,8bew Car N. Work It. -s. WiH.ng De u., Karattari Oraasusssts, Sjb. Tbee r '..! nr.- W at r tnt V enther froof. I.- ors wis' in emnifla oi ntteiR sri-i enclose sac. acsani aaaaed sbswaaaasa ue Hißtet Mai i. inr Father UN-WRIT House: or, t lt TEN WORD ItV Pi .MAIM II. Shows us untold riche- an.t b antics in the i.ieat Hons., Willi ts Plootnitie flowers, blne'.n': ht-.is. s -tne ainia, Kolllnji londs. U.-antltnl t w. ss ret inonntaii.s. ! e.i Itifnl rlv.-rs, Mhr-t) oceans T -.indertint voe. s, Blazinji iN-aveus. anl vast nnlv. rse ;ih rount less he-Hie tn .. Illioa of srorMn, s-d rMts t us n m li tin i uwiltt'tl WorS. ive tln'i' l .-. r, ornaie encraSr.i;s anil snp-'rt til c.tne- l..tellicnt i..en s-rt women wanted to introduce the work tn vtry towntlilpand v. lias L irht busiii ss. O od psy. rend for elrcuiar, desci lptlo;, ndorsen en s, snd term to anints. ZEIOI Ills Mit' I UI . UM nr.s-st. h'c go. 111. ILMaftHiTM NURSERY. 601 ten. 19th Yenr. ISfllll Bssawns Fruit and rnan:i ntal Trees, Nurs-ry to k, Fverureei.s, l.o- tmai s, li. .'.re Plar, Tulips lUaetu'lis. Cro us, I.t 's.Co'oml Fmlt a.id Flow,r Plaits. Ali at V l.o -tb and K tall. S-Bd 1Ü cts lor I vulütua.. v K. P..lS. H'oot.,tnct IRh ( : i the Itent. Celebrnied. (Pennine CONCORD HARNK88. All hinds snd .tescrlpttons eonstsi-n? on band snd made to onhr, from tl.t li-l.t nt I'uugy to the heaviest I'ea.ii Harne k. ar.1 In v-r variety and style mouiit'i'2 None (teculne rnlin s'snip'! nttn our r,,Ef trde mark. lrt' e lists aim cticulat-on ap::n i : i. A.lirss .IK- K. II 1 1 I A ., Concord, N. 1 1., fso'.e lrort. Wrs ai only Makers. W We hare arrap.f. mc- ts rj vMe' goods are de- ;,. red 1 a B. K. Fast Fitrirht at low- st rates. WANTED I'.oys, A'onne sri-l Mt Vlle-A-d M.-n to train for Fill and Spring uslue-w for the -.itlere .t etiles, at the oldest, isi.-est and o I v practical It isia Ci hea and the o ly on1 ptovlrto u ttoations inr lirmlnat s. s nd !! i atalo;u ol A0 in t-u-u -e s, board and TnttJoutltti. H.l. KASTMAN. LL IK Poughie psl", N. V. gf a a t sjDia I'm i Vtneaer, eile'-rmied for rilMWwllfli V its purity, stre ist... an'! palstablesMsa. Warranted te preserve tilckles. Flret nren.iani award.! a' tee V. S Kalr. U,e Ultnois Slate Fair, and i ,co fVr 1 arcest works of the R.n.i tn the I it.U d blal-" . .-statMlsüed lKtS. C'l A s C K I Kl SINO.S A 41 f tstest . I hlcaco. -T Ask vnur grocer ior Prusslng's Vinegar. Weed Family Favorite s low pirfeeted and atar i! " t ss. S M. tx,. ol llarttord. is ht :est and most r lsble FAKtLY SJ-WING MACHINE K..r ui kind of l? aorW iii use Lv -onsi '.s Ae.-nts w auitsl In e rt county A 111 r. :J -tx onnt 'A he trade. seal for piiee list aast asraos to KO. C THOMAS, 11 Laice-s; ., Cblceao, Arc; fo ceth "5ie riif! von ss h' . sdr-. ' ;s. h-m '21 t O ! 0 U III III.. MOVN! Kuli I ntmeilor.s hf whicti any person csn nSKt r to a rti art of Ve tn.-. dsn., an t how to wla tt.a und vine 'oveol the Persel Ir ote hor In evwy ca e, or money r. Pm-'od. Sent tv mall, postsac paid, lor ' cents. Address .1. F. Alt, tnoR TTta. at. Lanks, Us.

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