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TBI CAMBRIA FWH.
ZBENSDURC, PA.,
I-'UI DAY, AUG. 30, 1S73.
Democratic State Ticket.
FOU OOVKKNoK,
AXUUEW II. IIL1., of Union County.
FOi: MIM'TrX-ANT ROVEHNIIR,
JOHN FKIlTin, of l.Tawford County,
t o It S F p R F M H .7 r DC F.,
HENRY I. ROrf, of Montgomery County.
ski i:i:t.kv intfhvai. affaihs,
J. SIMTSON AFRICA, of Huntingdon.
Jctrocmt(c iMrict Ticket.
Foil CDXUBF.SR,
(UN A. LI. COFFKOTII, of Somerset.
Democratic County Ticket.
ASSEMnl.T,
t.. J. wnnDRI'KF. rortr rnniia-! IJoroHirh :
JuBS I'EXUl.r F.hPiistmrir.
Rtr,in.n anp REronnEn.
JM1N G. LAKE, Kbensbuitr.
THE VSJ-HER.
Hit. A. YE.U.LF.V. Johnntown.
CMMMISSIONEIIP,
)IIN rMIM5F.LI Cnnemmnrh IVjroiitfh :
liF.Uitfii' UL'ltLlir. Fl.ensburif.
l'ooii Mlti:cTOi,
JHSE PATTKU50N", Johnstown.
si'iive roH,
H EN R T SCAN LAN, Carrollt.)rn.
AITUTfMlP,
I'll! MP. F. sh F.l.f.Y. Portrtc? Tfrp.;
I'ATIlICK DILLON, EMerTwp.
The Democrat of Huntingdon county, 1
at their convention, bold on Tuesday 1 J, !
Midorsed the most important part of the ;
reeuback couuty ticket, including tho !
wo candidates for Assembly. TheGiecn
ack paity in that county is said to bo bet-
r organized than in any other county in
o State, Mercer alone excepted. Lat
ir the Dcrnociatio and (iernback vote
.i Huntingdon county, was C4 1 iu excess
if the Republican vote, and as the (7ieei!
b.ick vote, which was then 720, will be
lugely increased, it looks as if Simon's sou
might lose two votes for Senator.
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The independent convention called by
l"8 inu.icans or Momenei .
county I,i.st week, nominated a full county
ticket. follows : Assembly L. A. Turner j
ami Geo. (. Walker; r.oihonotary, John
It t; l w i :i t . : .. i. t . r I
ii. rajuu , m, uoMKiii iiiow ry j Ivegm-
ter and Recorder, Josiah Shaffer; County
Commissioners, Denj. Klino anil Samuel
Raiclay. The chaii man of the Greenback
county committee was empowered to np- !
loiiit Congressional and Senatorial confer- j
res. We will not of course undertake to
express any opinion as to the effect of this
movement ou the Republican vote iu that '
couuty. It is said that somo of tho most
iii.Mn.uiiiii undue no ivepuoiicans are at
. if..,.., , , I
t he lie.lii oi It I Lnt tlin v a in in il.iri.l nom. '
:..o :.. t -..i t t?
cut, and mean business. We wiLlsoo.
The report which will bo found in
another column of the ten ible ravages of
the yellow fever at Grenada, Mississippi, '
will La i-nfi.l a-il, ...iTr..! Tt.- t
loin oi.Ulned a population of only about I
(,ro thousand, which renders tho fatality of i
ii v rf ., , ,
tho disease tho more exceptional, when
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- - "--i-vj hum iv.iim.-i in new ji jeans
,,. ,,,. i ,i r i i i t i
A. flU iI I'll! !Il IX. IX) I flf Wlith i.l'.i ru 1.o'A i
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been fearfully scourged. As yellow fuvcr
, . ,. , ,
never abates, or disappears until the frosrs
, ...
f aulumu commence, the mortality yet to
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lortality yet
bo appichcudod in towns along and adja
cent to theloncr MibsUsippi is dreadful to
contemplate. It is creditable to humanity
to know that liberal aid iu the shape of
money and piovisiotis haa been promptly1
I endured by the Northern people to their
rlll.ctcd and snffeiir.g biethrcn in the fevor, 1
strickeniiegions of the South.
The Domocratio Congressional conferees
in lTury White's district met at Clarion
on yesterday week and nominated Col.
James M. . Gnffey, of St. Petersburg, In
i!ut county. The Greenback candidate is
James Mopgrove, of Armstiong county.
White has not yet been forruallynominatcd,
but will bo when the Republican conferees
meet. Two years ago his majority in tin.
nistuct over Jenks was 1,730. Col. Guffoy
"j n v I.,,, if, 1,. ..... 1 :.. 1 . . : 1 t . i
and is represented as sseRsing all the
elemenLs of length. The Greenbackers '
. , , . . . . . .
have a g'xnl candidate, who is opular iu
lis own county, are well organized iu
each of tho fivo counties composing the I
di.sMict, and claim that their vote will bo
far in excess of what the other two parties
poncedo to them. In every view wo regard
the rosult in the district as extremely ;
doubtful, but if the Greenback party jmlls
the vote it proposes to in Indiana, While's
own connty, that inflated statesman will
have abundant time to employ in pushing
forward his magnificcut project of improv
... T-? , ... .... . ,
v"u "- '""a v,....c...iKu .
rivers by means of slack wa'-er navi,;ation. j
Ir is again rejxnted that Governor
Harupton, of South Carolina, has issued a
requisition directed to Gov. Ilartranft, for
United States Senator, John J. Patterson,
who, since the adjournment of Congress,
J as been an occasional visitor to this state.
Patterson is badly wanted in South Caro-I
lina to answer several liigh and aggravated
6KIiaicu ,
charges, of which, if he was innocent, he
wouivl Lin since navo returned to coiuaa-
bia to oonfiont and overthrow, instead of
,1 overthrow, instead of
'
eva.lit.g. and by his cowardly course ren-
del ing a u q usiiiou ncccssaiy to secure his
presence in the Pjlmotto State, from which
t'ii county, branded him in a resolution as
a peij;irer, and since that timo his carrer
has bt un one of uninterrupted infamy. It
N nuderstoHl that he is willing to resign
his xeaf in the Senate if Gov. Hampton
w i'l assure him of full exemption from the
pie nf ptoee. dins, on his return to the
S .!?, bn. a liar:, p ton has n. syinyathy
fa thieve, if Iatteio:i i cajhtand taken
Le will fcot aalu di;iacc the Senate
i e oouiy ani ojieniy nougiit ins way into "- o.,,.. Mjiuni was tne price cent, beimr between iu 'r
.... t , .., . : . . f loyalty, and summarv dismissal .i,. ' . IP, b.elwen U,e. of 15 and
i i ti l i i . fat rw iff I Imi r-..s-.v -.. i
.,Ut'' ,B m;'"llVe leof recusancy, the cleiks fell i a d y.?ar" 0 8.l.nk "? change
r.-aie.i-.u.nsy.van.a, in i-.,j, atiboinstai.ee 6oCht to subsciibe ns a measure of self- i Jin
mi. t ii i i. .i. ... . ........... i ... 1 1 i ana Ol I no vS. Til Ml naf ivbo of tn, nj
i i vyius ti. i eisiune, men a ttienioer nom i'mmvcihih. it remains folio seen w ,011,0.
Wki.i. Loni-iana's vote was c.nin'ed. and she !
diil In come the ciTnT sione so to speak, firnt-h '
ai winder leu'd on!v occur in such a rnderf u I '
country Hstlii. ami onlv once in a hundred
years. All is well tlirit en.i well. We shad see
how if will nil end. iind, whatever betides, we
have made a heap ot history, such as it is.
This, among other thing, is what Win.
P. Kellogg wrote to his friend John E.
Lecte. of New Oi leans in a letter dated
Washington, February 25, 1877, and read
in evidence last week before the Potter '
committee of investigation in New York.
i Thin letter was written by Kellogg very
! shortly after the Electoral Commission had
! decided to count the vore of Louisiana for
j Hayes. This slimy conspirator (Kellogg;
( against the popular voice of Louisiana, after ,
lie had seen the fiaud which he had aided
in concting ftually consummated by the
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8to7 CMinniission. and ahila Knerotlv rn- 1
. . . ' , , .
,i-i-kii4, ;ei an u .tinnyeo, ax wio eiiormiiy
the ciune with which ho was so
n . 1 1 nnntAfl 1 . ! . . 4 ..11 f 4
.
uun.ur cjui i oujf occur in euc.i iro?i-
dcrful country us thi, and only onw in a to keep them in the city. All that is want
hundred years." In every word of. this ' c to Bive new life to all is fresh air. This
o.. f .... T." . . 1 1 . : . 1 1 .. .1 ... : , .1 , r
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..WJjS ...u.iai.jr uoim mo i.u-
isiana fraud. lie is correct in predicting !
that a crinie of such magnitude could only !
be perpetrated in this wonderful country !
, ... ,
a y" w ou,y a ,
little moro than a century from tno meet
ing of the Continental Congress, and the
Declaration of Independence, to mako it
possible through the forms of law to en- j
rx'iupas such an act of villainy. The ex- j
jMM-imeut will not be successfully repeated i
during the next hundred years. One thing I
, . . ' ... , !
is now made ccrtajn, and that is that if the
Democracy succeed by fair mrA honorable '
mca"9 iu electing their candidate for Fre
in 18S0, as they did in 1376, they will
n"i.ojnscni io do cneatcu out or tueir vie-
U,ry b? Returning Hoards or any othor
fiaudulent devices, but will see that he is
inaugurated even though the heavous
should falL
Cm,. John S. Mosbt, the dashing rebel
cavalry officer from Virginia during the
late war, has been appointed by Mr. Hayes
United States consul at the city of Canton,
China. Wo of courso do not quarrel with I
.
Mr. Hayes tasto in making this appoint-
mont, because wo havo always held to tho !
.o th, i,,i.i , ki !
iko Mo.sbjt who bh charactor J
.vw..-.l.l,oluUir:ovi
nil(1 brain!S Js a f;t maQ to be ar)pointed to
any position which ho is competent to fill.
ut what wm thc Hmle(yltOTot tho Joun8
town TribflHe pay to thig translation of
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tho cx-rebol, Mosby, to tho Floworv King
dom, by the samo man acting as President
who signed his name to the commission of
the aforesaid editor as postmaster at Johns
town? It is a cruel dilemma in which to
placo an editor, who, about onco a week, is
thrown into convulsions because the Dem
ocratic State convention ol Toxas nomina
ted a ticket composed entirely of men who
ad "Borvod in tho ( onfederatrt armv "
rri, ... i i .i .
l ho can rcsit-u himself to this act of grace
j
uu iiifj n iri oi naves m io.miv i irrn ia
.-...w w.-u ii. wnt no in uu auia Bur-
vivo the outraccons insult by the Texas
Democrats in nominating for Stato ofOcos
men who aro both houcst and competent,
but who liko Hayes' friend M.xiby had
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Edward E. Orvh, of Bl.ximsburg,
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Columbia county, is tho Greenback candi-
, ....
datc f,,r Congress in tho district composed
! v' v.umiiiiiiii itiOIllOUr.
f...-i Tn, -t i . , ' '
(Carbon, I iko, Monroe, and part of Lu-
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zerno. The Ilarnsburg Patriot 6ays that
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of tlio counties of Columbia. Mmitnr
ho is a preacher, a lawyer, an ofGce-hunter,
a temperance lecturer and a goncral noli- !
tirin,, L.it .l.-f ,:- r . !
.Ufw lUUOb 1 II Oi .ICO XI AS
been his ruling passion. As the district c.!dZ tone oUL 8 Tney ar
two years ago gave a Democratic majority ' Italians and came from Vicksburg ytstcr
of over ciylct thovs.md, tho candid icy of day by train, llefore arriving at Cincin-
Or vis does not promise to yield a very
abundant harvest of votes.
Spoaki.ig of Orvls and his various pur
suits in life, reminds us of tho unusual
number of clergymen who have been nom
inated for Congress, especially the West-
cm States. Ono of them, in an Indiana
district, whoso appropriate namn Ik IV-rnrr
- - i i ' t
In his speech accepting the nomination, !
irreverently declared that "the
hottest
corner iu h 11 ovghl and irovld be reserved !
lor tne special accommodation of John
Sherman." Conzrosa no doubt stands
,
-
!lv in need of a l,,nt;f.,l :
- . . " ..i".ou, ,
? 4 J . " rctico
?f n"mlln8 '- religious gentlemen !
for seats in that body is cntirelv out of
SllTlllir fif onlrttnil i.lnlrtrt 11.. . - . :
teKnjrA.r?.? fa the!
breach than in the observance
.i
Tun New York IPorM says : It is seldom
that a woman is an infidel, though the
last Woman's Rights gathering at Roches
ter adopted a set of irreligious resolutions
for a platform. Christianity at least finds '
im imwi earnest, oeuevers among the 6cx
that it has done so much to exalt from a I
Mai oi Kuoiecuon. len who .iri 11.
selves sceptics often say that a woman
( without faith is an unnatural being. For
tins reason mo appearance of a London
oo,-.j, ncK.iowicogea inli.Jelity to !
the court before winch she was called to i
"9U.1 w a "'I'1" 'special wonder. Had I
sne neon a retormer or a n.iniii.-r i.t..rar i
or a ioet or a fashionable novelist, her dis-
avowal of religion mightbe attributed to
the eeceiitrieit v of r-oni-.o . K..f .1.. i
simply a young married woman of cood so- i
j -. , .... .tan p.jic as ;
cial standing and without a mission, tho '
astimishnieut of the magistrate was not in-
excusable.
T?,e . Poutioa1
assessment policy at
vJl,i,mi. ., :..,- " i
P1y bureau and department has been thor. !
nugmy canvassed, notwithstanding
Mr.
1,ay
Dayes" civil se vice order of June 22d, 1877, j
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ed." At first there was a partial reUa,,c
to the assessments, but when it was under- !
the money thus subscribed will all go for
"documents," or buying votes. i
,,rr,l",S"'!"n."V5 'f. "'!" "'' I
c. ... ,.e ii easily may exhibit tho
recoinsoi nis olhoe. in ret urn for l.il.
the ntptiLlican pron;if.es that it will un-
ileitan! to s!ifw that Bml.
is l.ow. and
lias been lor some time, the inner in his
own li.'h'. and the custodian of United
r.l.'tfcs 1 f o vcrn nie 11 1 bvndi
laoie lLau ; 1,000, 000.
aoii'cgatii)g
The Southern Scourge.
Grenada, Miss., August 24. At nine
o ciock last meiit iiguts couii ue seen raov- :
mg in the field adjoining this city. Upon thousands of people are in waul of bread
inquiry as to the cause it was ascertained , and when the oppressive force of the de
that this was the time when the living ! struclive enactments of the P.ennhliean
buried the dead. The graveyards aro not
- . , i . - - - - v. I jr liUl,ilUl(lll1lIlillll(t01ilII.'.lII.
used, ami now the victims are being buned community, it ,s fitting and wise for people A miners'tneet ine in ileehenv conn
,n. t!??: nCa:rCS.t t.t"be,:C-tbCy fl'e.dJ . The SCa", clo8C,y the """Ct of pa, -ties, and ty ordered a conerai Strike on SeSS 2.
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Me PM m. - tr;T,et W,,h i
the poor Ethiopians, who, until this plague,
were always proof against this disease.- (
Three negroes were found stiff in death
his morning A few noble citizens of .
Holly Springs have volunteered to come to j
tireniLila and remove Hip Kink -n.l Hvmf
from this pest bola np to the high hills
,hlcu ground Grenada on nearly all sides,
r ,i t i .i . ir
f fV.l i V 1 1 B i 51 nUmUeI j
Of these brave men to malte th movement
c o au.k-.j : !
r,- , j is i.m e uuip,
is money. Tents can be erected on the !
mils and the sick removed at less cost than
I'lr) uaiuioL kvi wiiere iney are now. j ne
ftfmnKrher i sr. f.ml that 0,1 l.an
Hp a pjece of raw beef in the open air and
in less than one hour's time it is black and
Ptrid. There are now in this village 150
human beings lying iu horrible and un-
cartblv B(?onv. Lis in a civilized eonntrv
surrounded on all sides by a peoplo of in
telligcnce and culture. Who can look on
the horrible spectacle without lending a
i linlninrr finml 9 F irfrecl. in o 1 n.i.-oAo a n
,iad in Xew Orleans and Memphis. All
that is wanted is money enongh to bring
them to this poin aud in one day's time
can J'em,ove he 6!ck to a Pint out of
t!io reach of this poisonous atmosphere,
Hnndreds of men here vow that it is not
yellow fever, but some horrible plague
wl'Ich has taken possession of the place,
S 'thhnn!
d:ed stricken up to this hour not a single
one Ls recovered, while nearly half this
number have Ix.'cn conveyed to their graves.
1 be burial corps has been disbanied. The
dead are buried in front of the very houses
in which they have met their deaths. Is it
any wonder that the whole placo has been
developed into a veritable pit of death ?
Nearly every soul of the original inhabi
tants who remained in the town are either
prostrate or dead, and now the terrible
scourge is taking hold of the newcomers.
)--VMVWll..l. until
Yollow Jack for years, are succumbing to
t,ie fataldiseaso, Whero will it end? Tho
answer comes in death to all. Unless
J.ven the nurses, who have battled with
:,J,M;io, .,1 11 :1l
to tho call of death. There wore thirteen
deaths during last night eight whites and
fivo negroes. This leaves 150 now prostrate
and dying with the fever.
I'lIII.ADEI.PmA.
Three ca.cs of yellow fever in this city
were brought to the notice of the authori
ties on Saturday night, and Dr. Taylor,
Medical I:isjoctor of the Board of Health,
taking charge of the matter, they were with
their effects removed to the Municipal Hos
pital. On Saturday morning a man named
Bonnelli called at the Pennsplvania Hospi
tal and inquired if two pay patients could
be admitted. Dr. Mcllvaino inquired what
tho discaso was, and was told that the sick
, r ? -. . ...
,,, t.lulu mini y lUKSOUrg, iiiissi.SMppl, m
i - i . '
the moining, and wero lying sck at Ei'-htb
1 " Jo c "
me morning, and wer
and Catharine streets
i Thc physician refused to admit tho na-
;m. n,;,v...t , . " , ' .
I i "nn"ui v.Mi.-.tiji.iiijj mo iiarti oi
Health, and immediately notified Chief of
tolico Jones and by him the matter was
brousht to the attention of Dr. Ford, Pres
ident of the Board of Health. Then tho
Medical Inspector, Dr. J. Howard Taylor,
was instructed to take the case in hand.
Dr. Taj lor relates the circumstances of his
visit and what ho found :
"I visited $04 Sou -h Eighth street, where
the cases were reported, "last evening (Sat
urday) about nine o'clock, and found two
men sick with thc Yellow fever, and omlv
I i.u.3 iin.iiinijr imiiio arrangements to havo
the entire family, sick aud well, sent to the
Jlunicmal llosi ta' '
1 , "us " ., .
ilie I.onuelll family IS comnosed nf
eigui persons; tbo mother, aged sixty four
sons rancint? from tl-irtv.r,v fV.. !
4 - J J w ! , y, 'ltl
uati ih? cars were boarded by a physician,
who declared them in a bcalthv condition
and allowed theru to enter tho city, where
they remained two hours.
'S xn after their arrival here one of tbo
younger brothers exhibited symptoms of
the fever, and it was then that, lhe eldest
uio-.ucr maao application to the Pennsvl
vania Hospital. When I visited tho house
I found that two were sick. IviuEr on sena-
rate beds, with another, hod i.. n.
ocennied lira limiKur i.. !
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nmso. Thev hid i ,
tbo physician attached to the Italian con-
dilate.
"Tho two sick young men, or rather
i boys, for they aro only fourteen and seven-
' ' '"V
ieen years ol aKo. were enveloped in l,lai,.
Atn . . . 1 l . . . 1
-u p.aceu in hacks and driven early
in.Mecied t",CiS!1,tiIt,"K"it aU
- u Vn ercted beyond the built-up
me psS 'KSrt:
were removed later. Their baggage an.l
Dedl;ng were also taken to the hospital aud
placed in the disinfecting room."
riTTSIlLKOH.
A PitUbnrgh dispatch of the 20th says :
lestrrday the steamer Alinr(i'-,i
rive1 at lhe harf from Wheeling and as
" " M wi landed the authorities
re notified that there -was a sick man on
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board, and thev feared Ia Ko,1 k
tacked with yellow fever. Dr. Cable was
ui7,i c.icQ auu nom an examination
pro-
nouncea tuo case yellow fover,
j- m:aai
Health
V.""-"' Pi'JCceueti to the boat imme-
"'oly. and as tho proposed lazaretto at
.Vav,s ,;Jian "ot yet been established
mo man was removed to ti.o c...n . i ;
lhu an,i P'acoi n a room which had never
,,e uspd for small-pox patients. Dr.
Sllivelv and l)r OalliarTl.o. ... - .
, . " -k'"- ioiicu lue man
laKt niK"t and this morning, and thev sav
tl,at tU8 symptoms are thoso of vell.ni
.uver, u,lclue caae ,9 a nll,j ot ....
gave his name as James Crawford, and
claimed Pittsburgh as Lis place of residence
although he could not or would not tell the
TAsVr,. -1 ... , . .
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rral iistrar Gen-
nnowr. i liar l.JJo nersorm Mnm,-tn,l
WIe 7? '1 2'10
T- ' w.',en tho Rr'"ction of
Ior h. M T V ,rtt'-'. 2.4.)2,4S1 per-
- 'vj.Miu iti uiaiiftnnr t, v rf
has
'
1 .11 "c"i'i IIO
Britain and to0"!" r
i,'.' ' B d uly 1'018 to United
-TI.. tn.,1. dollar i.
is now, in accordance
Government ol , "7", " "J,..w,e i
which is estimated at Oi) cents.
. ' uul ' value
Tl.: :.. '
...r I n III
Piiiii.o.i
ns legal-tender fitmlitv bv net off
:.-i.. . . .. - v.j
, . - j x ""i.-m.
It contains ,1 mora grains of silver th ... 1
uio nety eca tender d, .!!.... ...i,;..i. :. ...
umv legal tender dollar, whi,-!.
ceivablo at. par with gold. tliouL its bul-
iiou vaiuo is on iv auiut s.
cents.
rp, . . . it, 1 J ' -
"L" u," j"uu " "-"" can wifK! men me aemana oi tnc itepublican Senate ns vet. His name is James T'.o
closely J",n -iKe "' mis piague iniectea ciry ajin men tne anionnt finally appropriated : nincty-Bix, and his i
i nirtii i wo wcrns. mat, is wanien ; nurincr rue nast three vmh v-
liejutbl ican Extravagance Dcnio
cratir Krmunntf.
in tiiee crushing hard limes when
party is keenlv felt hv all c1kp in
loc1ullnfmn government extravagance and
arP,nJ onomy. A fruitful cause of the
existing hard times is to be found in the
fearful extent of taxation, direct and indi-
rcct which the Republican party has im-
posed upon the country and which becomes
necessary because of its extravagant state
ami ..-. l n. r. . e t
1 money. j..ei every
; voter of snse and intelligence look at the
following figures. First we give the scv-
fai amounts ciemamied by the Republican
hearts of I m ! Vflo-ol Ama , i ,k.. .i
I ".SL. .YK"'"""vo"luo.v'
iimuiim pn.Kiwn uy me i icmocrauc lluusc,
Ettmat,
;.s2,2M.r4.s
f'.47,t7,7:59
101..s.-,.3tS 1 157,21 KI.S53
T n r.n .0 I... 1. . r. . . . . !
ay.tia u. IIICBC lltJUTeS lUaf IUO 1)6111-
2lSi mn-i nRCPriatf,d thi.r,y-frVr "nd
f, L .S" I2S-?.n th ef"'rat..th
the Republican Senate raised the bills of
than fo frVLn . ! Ul
than fou.tecn nul hons,
Reeded the
early ten millions. Tho
the ilonse more
and that thc laws
Democratic House was compelled tn yield i
t" portion oi ine increase demanded by
tho Senate in order to obtain tho passage of
appropriations actually necessary.
Again. We take three years of Republi
can expenditures when they had the Pres
ident and both Houses of Congress, imme
diately preceding the election of a Demo
cratic House, and compare it with the three
years when the Democrats controlled one
branch of Congress, and we have tho fol
lowing result :
APPiuipniAiioys ron ture teaiw.
liriutl.i-an.
le"4- 175.
HS0.fC5.TflB 1S4.;4.7S7 17770.fts7
1 Knu icrrtfic.
... ,srr- I. 170
tA..mM3 m.mM 158.773.t3
Total thrs years of Hepubltean ap--V?tUn"
&r,7oi,nu7
Total three j-ear9.of Deioneraticvup-
propriutions . .. i(V..77;,u;
Total Domocratio re1nctlon Xtnrr.a'y)
Average annnnl redaction 27,07.r,,iH.i
And yet in the Democratic ajipropriations
aro included live millions of fishery awards
settled by an international commission,
paid to the British government, and other
extraordinary expenses entailed by Iiepub
lican bungliiiffarnouiitinjj to nearly thirteen
millions of dollars.
So much for tho Federal government.
-Sow let us take a look at State affairs. Wo
compare three years of Gov. Packor, who
was the last Domocratio Governor, with
three years of Gov. Ilartranft, the present
Republican Governor, aa follows :
TllKEE TEARS OP GOV. PACKER.
IS.V...
4'is,(.i7 40
Total for three j-enra. f IOO.B-t'i 17
THKEE TEAKS OP GOV. HAKTKAKFT.
41.1,1,7? FS
i I- 1.27(1.(7 47
1 " 113.76 31
Total for three years W.,(7i-h
An increaso of 11(5, 1.13.-19 over that of
the last three years of Democratic rule.
Tho difference is so enormous that theft
and profligacy aro at onco suggested.
Lot eve.y honest voter consider these
facts caiefully and do his duty. llarri-
burg Put riot.
Naturalization. Tho following 13 a
carefully prepared synopsis of tho natural
ization laws :
Children nmtertbo nito of twenty -one years
flt the tirneor lho naturalization of their parents
shnll, if ilwellintr in the (."nito'l SPites, he eon.
S'(;ercl na clllzeus. Jet of ll'Ji of April, luri,
( hil.lren of an alien who hns mnde hla rtn
ehirntion hii1 ilies before he in actually iinturai
iZ'Mi lmll he eonsi.lereil ns citizens, upon iskiuvr
M irr(, ist.i. .svr. , atat.xa.
An alien minor, havinir ri'siiifd In tlir. I'.otr.,?
im- oai.ii nriceriiieii i.v km ..f -.;. ..r
Z'?1"; V? "8 "
' ..ii...-u iu rreioo inerein un-
l-e make application to he adinitty.i as a
eitiz n, may, after he nrrlvw m th.. ..r
. . 3 1 H,ler resntmir live years with
:( .t!1".1 ..nu.?,.lJ 'Vf1' "K-I"lin the said thre.
. years, lie admitted as a citizen, without nmkinir
. lec!aration threo years previous to his ad
iiiwsion. if at the timer his a-lmission hemnk.-s
, t.iir said declaration, na.l rurtlier dfH-laros on
I mth and salts! aetorily proves to the court that
t hrmi
..r mree j ears next prcccdir.tr it has been hw
lrnaji-ie intention to.tiecomea cit i,'n. and shall
in all other respecu comply with the natural
ization laws.-AU of SiLh Man, Ijc'L .Sa. 1. 1 SLit.
A declaration legally roal? two years before
admission m a snllicient compliance with the
la w, A rt of 2iUh Mly, 4. St-c. i.
An alien twenty-one and over, who whs a
soldier and honorably discharged, uiav tie d-mittc-ri
ns a citizen upon hts petition 'without
any previous declaration t.f intention, need
only j rove one years residence buforc appliua
tion. Court must be satifdicd thai h.. was
honorablv rli- l, j.th .,. ..r v.. .. " .
ehuracter.-lc.of IZttijuiu. s..-i ! v..
. J ... . I T
tXn alien msy be admitted a citizen on the ! X? hands ami" feH "P
rollowmK conditions: ftlust make declaration r ?- an 'ell dead.
3 Jlif'r previous to admission; shall satisfy I . idison, the inventor, who was nn-V-
T Zl "ve J""'"1 r residence, at least, iii I heard of at the time of nnr n-r,.
I nited States, one year within the S'ate that Hon , , OI !lr Pra,'d Exposi
ho l,s behaved as man of K"" I ,nor!u ct, xf. t,onJw? yeflrs 'Ut who astonished the
acter, attached to urineinles of cousin. m.,.. I world since, us carried nff tho ron
etc. A ct of A pri. ism, .s,c. 1, 2 .sf if izi '
Some n her person than Amilifniit in .ct r.r....
bis residence,
Romantic ScrcmK.-A Cleaveland (O.) ' iiht clgM chanSnBi ,
;.K?iVf th S6lh in6t' -rnishesho!aprseof?00. Nine rounds 'w
following
The suicide of Hattle Orny on Sunday was a
decidedly romantic nfTalr. She wastheda.ite?
of n hlu-hlr rcpnertcri farmer
d had asked her father's consent to her mar'
riairo With n hired mnn nnV V I
father refused consent,- iWyinS KichcTiscou
PdVhr'onr
tew m-iintes with tt.elr work whnk pintol shot
E,mkVnar,hiin.,thw housel anl bolh ran thither. !
sleeping room of Ki h. ns nn.i th
prostrate form of the Kirl, already dead
re lay ;the 1
ad. fcM.
ntMnf rcfmud consent by her father, she h, i '
K?? "V rrom' ar"1 mkinjr her lover s r-.- .
through the " t. i"'..".0 .h.or.sp,f
ihi,.u nini 'r.z. iy " ' J '?l "w
ilb
a rc..rt i .." .""U :' . - V "ul) river.
a resort a lew miles distant, and, on rcturuii.
in tho evening, had declared his affection f
hr. and asked her to marry him. Slie ut llr-
i . iT ., lnsr natsii3loared they could not
an! fliV-d irTr tb;-r' but:n?'' had consented'
frLi J b w "fffon no him, and determined
mha''T co" I J not understand thecals,
of this terrii-le act. JUr. ;.-:.v s-.va ...... .
Proposition to marry Kiehens took him mi ch
l.y surprise .and. t beii.v prepared for "nut '
otrh.s daughter as he oi l? J E ti irrlef is almost '
inconsolable. Hattie was 1!n mteoecVu o v. o
ludy.aad verv hVu-l. i- ,,Li'ucluai iu'sK
A Nr.w Way to Pat Old Deuts. The '
ic. 1 . -j. 1 ou
J?Rt:? .'respondent of the Ball- 1
moi-e Gazette is respmsible for this story
v..-.'-MMiri ua8 recently t
'he national l.-i.t ....... .
lmoosition of n 1 . .
ills. io on "colonels" and
Vfini... .... 1
wn , 1 A" eeure irom Bucb n eour.-e
'n very short lime wipamit the en.ir., !
" Alter IM IS it .-...! 1 . . .. "
" i 1 icmcnt 01 1
would bo RlllTlf
. . nupiHIl 10 I (. 1
ihU i i . "ppiieu to tlw I
the labor problem, as the fund I
.ent to makes handsome di.sirl-
'I ."'.. It
lull ion ncr imio
is a wonVlfV h-t' '""'V; ."''l-..11 i
k'Amn "V"' "'' ir.
w.i.iJi . ""l ininiffnt nr this before. It
i tax on any title
r ( aptaln Vance
l2pJln.l of the Treasury
went, say., that so far as he can disec.v -r i
I ' rna i.- nrc t .
only "enptain" l. fi ...i, r ., i-..
(Hif,.,lpr,llnun,i,. nn.:. .' or
".1 "'" " " ' saci, nut in i:.tl of ;
,..(.(.. mi miirht ho ni,l .... o...
Even in V." r.: ,m,,J ." "J "-! es.-
"""' o. o nines i:ierf ii- nor
' ssthan two thousand "iud-o-s" in vJ;i,,.,.
n re
uenerai..
doubtless tind ii
(niijiiy cotKiib-ss.
rtiii . iio.n m
ss. Many .it lii.-m i
l.flllllt to pnv the t.ll..l,r.r
ro.,!!vr l VI. li.lrt
W 1! h the to-., r , . ' . I i
wauaye to squeeze it out.
A"eif tml flitter Votings.
Ex-Auditor General Allenis running a
livety stable at Warren. I
A school of pharmacy is to be estab- j
lished in Allegheny county.
i. ,'. a V
Dennis Kearney is snui to be not so
! The old home of John Randolph, of
Roanoke, will be offered for sale on the 2d :
of September I
j -Ex-Guerrilla CVloncl John S. Mosby !
! lias been appointed United States consul to '
! Canton. China, i
i -Gen. Garfield Has been nominated for
r. ..... t
: on gross tor his ninth term. There is
i 11,000 Republican majority i
i Johnny Steel (Coal Oil J
in his district, i
' rIVUIIII Oirri IV."
time a millionaire of the oil roe ion, is now
. - . .
The man who saw Wash ington is with
yd, his age
esidence Crook county,
Ex-Doorkeeper Fiis:buzb, the "bigrr
man than old Grant," willreofe.n Willard's
Hotel, Washington, as a rcsoit for boulh-
or.. r...l
i -T ra"t family are well equipped, !
' Bays the Atlanta Conation. Ulvss is
1 U'6 nian " orback and Orvil's tongue I
h8a.wa pRln.. !
A Titn3vine dispatch says that the'
! . r ':, :. J
Fuituicij3 uuiu mo on irjmii on .lioufiay
were the largest ever known, amounting
to 83,500 barrels. t
A tornado occurred in Ornndy connty, '
Illinois, on Saturday, which destroyed sev-
eral buildings, killed one man and "serious-
ly injured another. j
The Hon. Jeremiah S. Black is making '.
a long visit to tho Pacific coast. After a
stay of several weeks in San Eiancisco he
has gono to San Jose.
The ofllcial vote in thc part of Luzerne I
county set oft, on the newcounty question, I
stood for new connty 0,C15 ; against, j
i,.'?o ; majority lor, v.b'J.
The trustee of the Jay Cook estate is
compelled to show can so why be should
not lile an account. Tho creditors allege '
that he has wasted $240,000. i
The prosperity of the oil regions may f
be inferred from the fact that the Sheriff
of Venango county published over eight ;
columns of sales in the fpcctitor last week. !
A wooden canal is to run through the !
Pittsburgh exposition, building iu order j
that the various models for improving the
Ohio liver may bo advautageously display- i
ed. j
At Princeton, Ky., Monday, two men, I
named Rijigs and Luttrell, on tiial for
hoi so stealing, attempted to escape from !
the court room and were instantly hot '
dead. 1
Tho Democratic Conference of the '
Twenty-fifth Pennsylvania district on Fi i- j
day last nominated Hon. J. M. Guffcy, of
Clarion 4cotmtyf for Congress, amid much
enthusiasm.
A son of Surgeon General P.arr.es of
the United States urmy has been sont to '
the Government Asylum for tho Insane, I
and theie seems to be little or no hope for
his recovery. j
Somebody has at last whispered that'
John C. Breckein idgo wrote the famous j
articles of agreement for which Generals!
Miernian aud Joe Johnston havo received
so much praise.
A man named Jackson shot and killed
Lis wife, from whom ho had been cepaiat
ed for somo time, at Lower Boulder Valley,
Montana, lust Saturday, after which he
blew his own brains out.
receipt taken up by the tornado at
Wallingford, Conn., was dropped at Pcace
dalo, Ii. I., sixty-five miles distant. A
Bible leaf was found at West HadJam,
Conn., seventy milts away.
Governor Hartranft has appointed B.
3. Benlley, of Williamsport, Judge of tho
new Lackawanna county. Judge Bent ley
was the Oroenback-Ltbor candidate- for
thc Supreme bench last year.
Dr. 2obiIing who attempted tiiMssa.
sinato tho Emperor William, is suspected
of feigning madness. Ho will shortly be
conveyed to a lunatic asylum, to be pl.vced
1 UTidor fhn iihsorvaimn ..r
In Pittsburg a crazv nan ti
tsbtirc a Crazv nail fl.rr.-w nor ?it
1 10 in money and a check for 000 a few
days ago. His name is unknown, but ho
says he ia from Cavanangh, Ireland, aud
has been in this country but a Tew days.
Says an exchange : "Judge William
Thomas, of Jacksonville, 111., uine'y-two
years old, is now on Ids wedding tour with
his new wife, who is seventv-tive." Cupid
ought to be kicked for such freaks as that.
Extensive preparations are naking
for the National Soldiers' Reunion at Ma
rietta, Ohio, beginning September 3 and
lasting four days. The Government Las
furnished a large number of army tents
cooking utensils, &c.
Mrs. Leblatic of Charnblv, Canada
having become a mother, her mother, Mrs
Robert, insisted upon visiting l.er ,,d
I ""ending a few weeks with l,r
On the
i for inventions at tlm r-;
1 K : ... xl" lOlllon.
America mav well bo nm.j -f
i .TTrxi5''0 flht ,took P,ace recently in a
.all at Jsew Castle, between Tim Collins.
Terry, for
IVAra f L .
ulRs ana wnen the tenth
was called, Terry failed to come to time
It is well to look at both sides of a fan
On a "heatod" Snnd ri.o-.. A.?. '
ill f.irtv.fiwi. , . .. fuw
ronll. tl. :'z".i J " "pii ia ro-
vigorous lv a did ,w9 ,ann'uff solf
inscription, "Buy Boggled fiS
,
. A correspondent of the N. Y. Herald
l,., " ' j j-ronnon - thereby
citizen of the English metropolis
ar"J a subieet of I IniT xiI " I
toria Tl. r flIaJeRty Oneen Vic-
the Pi i -'J Jacjngible to
j
ZtfV:! Time, wo'nld
- or a
' 1 , ruDUH1ff rr a third term but
wonld have to be paid ?200,000 A bo
Joie ho would norf .... .
lVrlunw n, o J " ,u,nnnation.
l 01 Haps the Democrats would be williticr
to raise the money ? wining
Senator Sharon will probably reuVn
his scat in the United States Sen fte next
wfv of? Wm recornt"cd -Mr. Jon'a
ieglMature for the success on i- u....
! '8 a prominent - l'oe,y
ui the Bonanza mines.
Tbo following
' fc.'J "iicrcstOd
nines.
TLo .fln
, ; 'i""iissioners imirn
aPPnted by Gov. IlartranftTo s . w
1UO III nwmi. .
lree resemblinir the ejd-, 1 - .
foliar r..ll ..r . 6 Cl!ar l,t With
.
" ' .uo
f. , "M. II1IU
Com linst iI.Ia :i
iops nir lilfo d. i, ---..., on mat it
K , '."k8 a Hash ou the application f
'"atch, is ono of the wonders of V I
Within five minutes ".,:'r8.,f
",llnn "vo minutes a beam if.,1
with Mim;n i -. k'u irec,
. V -i-"'"""x "i.uicnes, is chan.-nd it.;
cnarrea and blackened trunk
Criminals will r, . ., '.. .
----- rm vi fi m 1 A - .
,n eir Own countrv. A X V. "
who h;id ..v..:..-., , J -'c"in
.. . """.uuieil lori?
live and
amouut in tr to ... '.: :
'Kti'cs in ins ..-
ongbt a refuge ir, Am rici b T,
"." ' Cc" 1,:,K left the ves.
se
,,noi "J "i the United st.-,,
w i i
h,l c'"iGeJ oxclaiivcly to
strvvt Jail
The man who saw Washingt
! 3 T. . i'! ?" I-nitentiary :
Char eV Tbo '':.mr''Uoe.J- Young,
T on "ir,i,,r, i w:, U 1 1M1J, J'ittKhnr1. :
j - . I II II iI!l ,M j-, 1 k - m
Tho whole c. u n try and every section
and every att seems desirous of arranging
for a live President. The prospects in
1"80 are everywhere discussed, and Hayes
has been but a year and a half in oflice.
He is liko one of Rip Van Winkle's drinks,
remaiks tho Chicago Times; he doesn't
count.
A Ilarrisburg dispatch pays that thc
day express east, on the Pennsylvania
Railroad, ran into a wagon loaded with
sand, near Middletown, Monday afternoon.
No damage was done to the train, but the
driver of tho wagon, David Ciitson, was
killed, as wcro also the twD mules which
ho was driving.
The Cheyenno I.cad-r mentions the
arrival at that place of a man and wifefwho
made the journey all the way from Penn
sylvania on foot. They were on theirway
to Nevada to take np a homestead, i and
designed to continuo thoir journey as they
had commenced it, not having the means
to travel by rail.
Commissioner Raum, discovering that
Americans are going back on whisky and
taking to beer to the extent of 1, ,171, 000
gallons more during the past year than last,
has conceived the idea of preparing a bill
for Congress increasing the tax ou beer
fifty cents a barrel, making a total tax
of if 1.50 per barrel.
The yellow fever continncs its ravages.
In Memphis on Monday the number of
deaths was twenty-six ; the new cases
100. In New Oilcans there were forty
four deaths and 125 ne- cases. The post
master of Grenada, Miss., gives a sad pic
ture of the gloom and stillness which havo
settled upon that town. He promises to
remain at his post.
Mrs. Margaret Graham, of West Ches
ter, aged 102 years, went to Oakland cem
etery tho other day and spont several
hours iu cleaning up tho tombstones mark
ing the graves of her departed friends.
After couring and cleaning them thor
oughly the old lady picked up her implex
men's and wended her way back to West
Chester at a lively gait.
The Albany Evening Journal thinks
that a wise and fitting thing for Haves to
do would be to "appoint Dr. Mary Walker
American Consul at Cyprus, where all tho
women w ear trousers." W lien it comes to
inducements of that sort, says the Courur
Journal, wouldn't she prefer to go as Con
sul to the Uncpsbyrtidd Islands wheie all
the women and men wear nothing at all ?
Tho New York t-'un has information
that another international shooting match
is soon to take place, and that "it is pio
posed that the English team hhall cousi.st
of four gentlemen, wilh an extra roan in
caso of accident or ill health, w ho will
shoot a like number of American gentlemen
in New Yotk. Philadelphia, Buffblo, Chi
cago, St. Louis, arnl possibly Detroit, Cin
cinnati and Baltimore,"
John O'Neill, the Mollie Magulro, who
was on trial at Sunbury last week for the
murder of Coroner Frederick Hesser, at
the Hickory Sainp colliery, near Shamo
kin, in 1S74, was found guilty of murder
in tho first degree. Peter McManus, or.o
of his coadjutors, was convicted a week
befote for the same murder. Tho juiy
went out at6 o'clock in the evening aud
agreed upon their veidict at 0:P0 o'clock.
An old fellow named Barney Moran,
who died recently in the workhouso Ht
Ballica, in Irelaud, revealed to the chap
lain before his death that ho was tho exo
culionor of Robot t Lmmct. Ho was a
young soldier at the time and poif.unied
the revolting oiiico for a reward. Nemo
but a few oCiecrs know who he was, and
the secret was so well kept that it has com
monly been supposed to bo past linding
out.
Jesse Waito, of Williamsburg, N. Y.,
went to sle-p tin a sleeping car on the B.
and O. Ii. R. , forty milts eastof Wheeling.
While the train was moving at the rate of
sixty miles an hour, he arose, while asleep,
and walked off the rear end of tho car.
The train was stopped, and the conductor
went back and met thc man walking along
tho track, following after tho train. A
few scratches were all tLu injuiica ho had
sustained.
Mr. Wilson McDonald has completed
in clay his statue of General Custer, which
is to bo erected at West Point. TLo gen
eral is represented in the uniform of a
colonel, his tank in the regular army.
The figure is of heroic size, eight feet high.
He is placed in the attitndo of fighting the
Indians off will, hi sword. Tho sfatue
will be rast in brouzo and the whole work
w ill cost $10,000. Of this amount $7,000
have already been secured.
Patrick Donahne, of She Boston Pih-t,
it will be remembered, failed several years
ago, owing considerable money to his poorer
fellow-countrymen, for whom ho had itn
pnidontly served as a savings bank. The
Pilot passed into the hands of Archbishop
Williams and John Boylo (VReillv, who
vohiutanly assumed the burden 'of this
debt, and last week declared a dividend of
ten per cent., making in all $20,000 which
they havo divided atnoug these poor peo
ple. Baltimore county, Md , boasts of the
oldest man in tho country. He is a color
ed man, William Scott by name, and
claims to be 140 years old. He is a local
preacher of tho Methodist F.pisoopal
Church, and says he was present at the
first conference of that Church ever held
in this country, at Baltimore. lie claims
to havo known the mother or George
Washington befoie tho immortal Georo
was born. This beats Washington's body
servant all hollow. 3
Robert Lidded, Mayor of Pittsburgh,
bas filed a petition in bankruptcy. Lia
bilities about $115,000 ; assets, $?0 000
Tho Mayor is a member of the firm of
Spencer, McKay fc Co., one of the largest
brewing firms in the city. His bankruptcy
however, is an individual matter, and does
not involve the firm. His embarrassment
was ciused by the failure, a few year ago
0Vh?,-N,at,i0n Jrnst t'ompany, an iudi
vidnal-liability bank of which he was a
large stockholder.
A tri;;Io execution took place at Bon
nottsvillo, Marlboro county, S. C, last
f rldaJ Jo 1'iothers, named John LoCk
lcaraud eil Locklier, and Pomy Las
terhng, their ucgro confederate, were
hanged at 1 r. m.. for the murder or Frank
Lrice, an Iiish pedler, in February l.st.
Tho Locklcars were half bieed desperados
and formerly belonged to the notorious
band of the North Carolina outlaw, Henry
Lorry Lowry. The doomed men mado no
confession, and met their fate calmly
A few months sines Mrs. Mcisterdiod
under suspicious circumstances iu Allecho
r,y county. This lady as robbed shortly
before her death of a large amount tr rod
ney, and tho thief could never he trace,!
It now comes to light, that an Italian
named Antonio Marcaci, recently arrested
on some charge, was guilty of both r ihbory
and murder, together wilh Charles Coga
a son.iu-law of Mis. Meistcr. The manner
of her death was by poison, it bejnjj at.
ministered in a bowl of soup. Both par
ties are now in jail, awaitip tiial.
The veterans of 1S12 are not all dr-ad.
yet. Since the act of March Oth, which
provides a pension for all soldiers who
served fouiteon days in the war of 1S1 or
the widow of fuch soldiers, twenty-three
thousand claims havo been filed, and jt is
probable that nearly two thousand more
will ho heard from. Estimating the ages
or theso claimants at an average of twenty
years at the timo of the service icndered.
and a. d.ng to this tho sixty-si years
which have intervened mho- t'hat war we
have tl.i remark..ble array or twenty-five
thousand v.ni;rabl.- sol i,tv tVir'wV,
os, toftc-i, , uh)t.u fif;o. ,,f:minns'R- .
the advanced age of e.gh'v-Fix. vnus.
An old rrsident of ), f ;:v v
have lived here since oil was ;S) " '
ed, and I can roiitl.Icntlv s.',v ,J
ninety per cent, of those ! , a, pV "
rich in oil production and oil v . (.( ,T"
are now paupers. The disC,)Vf.,(,, .
oil in this district binislf nc.,., ,
anything from it. This wa ' .-l
i. -i. .. . . . .. ' ' i
wuo iiiiuie (lie 1,IM Mllke on Oil (
near Titusville, in ls.Y.i Tip i ..
ii- i
on charity in Vermont, t,r p ' ; ?
A patent medicine ,ii,r 'J1' :
Goodman claimed to have dicar-.f .i''?'"1
nights in succession that 1 hmi j,',
were hid in a tree on the f,-ni , f V l,fr
Iogne, near Ciillan.sbnrg, CU,,,,,, c.,,,. ,' "
He lelated thc circuuif-taticc to I .'. ':
in company with the latter'
spot, and, strangely enot.gh, it ); '
coin. T!ic dreamer was p,'i.
made an equal divisiou of the ' '
as so much hard money was nnw '
expressed a wish to change h;s s!
greenbacks. The nnsuspcctiic f M r
accommodated him, and now'thf.
minded countryman is lookm r f. r a c
chaser of $5,(MK) in spiitious c?,. ', ilt
siderable discount on the ot igii,a;'c stC L
A colony of monks is to Ik- r---- j
in Petinsyl vania. Father Jen -n. l",-','. '''
the Stierior of the TrappLst M-.t, , '
Sept Freres, in the Depart niei.t of ';
dos, France, has, 5-aysthe Phila.h -! ! V'
cord, arrived in this city with rl c v;
purchasing a largo tract i f la,j ,, '
to establish a branch of ti e o:(ior ' v ' "'
tho land has btcn wcared ho i.i ,.V,
Eurojie, returning in a Coi yi ,,'f ,.',',', ';
with about 2'i) monks from t,p T:a- '- ,'
monasteries in England, Fi.v,(.., ,',s ', '
key. All the monks arc i-k:j t.j
in various branches cf ifi(l;istiy at-1 '
new arrivals will erect their oki.'i;,. " '
and workshops. A large farm .?t.. i''l
of the features of the pror.ri..cd c-,; v '
Oxk of the mo?' atrocious f,;,,,,, p.
recorded has just len brought M-.y,,'.'
California and substantiate. F i:. u' ; '. !!'
rors by the confession .r the pat't'uC c'-,'"
corned. Troy Dye was the j.nt.lic a,;,,,-'.
istrator of .Sacramento cotintv, t (!r w.
iness iu his line, it spen. j ( "
The hard times bore down N lu;m V I
him that he concluded if jieoj 1,. wi-f! '.' 'l
estates wouldn't die ratu:i!i l.t- V',j i t
to encoutage them in .iif, Vav. i I V 't -ployed
a couple of ar.asins a: 'ii.ru : .
SAnd dollars each to woik up ,tK j,,,.'.',.,
for the public adfiiififtia.'.-r. a: 1
went at their woik w i'!i -;irt w, , -:: . .
effort that in a liltlo while il. v !, ..'; '
a rich old orchard !t. pa. hi'.'.' i ;t J
tho public adsiinhstritor w i- c:
bis estate, woith a l.ui..'.: t a tt; -,. j '.
lain. Ia order to h-iv" s,,-. ... , '.
profit coninicnsmato v. ii.L .- . ...
Dye caused the estate to la t i . ,;
half its actual value. II .,;V'.J
succeed altogether as v, . ;ii
had hoped, ow i:ig to the i-.-';. . f .
Sheriff of Sacramento c-mi ty. v.i: . j,
ide a, not common to all m',.-; o,-
minder having been C"!ii:i.i:;,t t ..
parties or.,Tl!t t.i be h:tt.tfj el ;
punished, lie foil .wed hi.- c' ,:r- - -,;
teacfied the hired a-s.iv :.. (1- j o,
found where the hand of !:-,c v i ;:. ?; ..
ci inio. After the atn-t . ;. , -
confessions in the previco : .
Attorney, the at'.inini.-trator t:.,l , . .s.
to show'that Lo had bet u Is. '. i-.i -, i; .
iness by the urging f ( ',.-. v.'.s .c ;
assapins liave do;i,;'c i.-; i t: .- .. .
truth in saying tl.it t cy vtie- I !
carry out the bi.vo.lv pl.ns' wh;.-h ,' i .:
devised. Dye Lash:tLe-:t 1 1. c - :c ::
an uptiglit and honest t.:v.. 1 - .
not for his confess;, u it t . .:k.t . , .
very difficult to make t!.- ; - ; :. -meuto
believe that l e ! .id , : a ; .:' :
a muidv-r of this cLastic'ei. i-:-; . .
atrocious, ami the c- f .- ;..J ...
wild rotuauct-s. i ','.'.'. IV
As AsTi'M.-TitM;
portion of ti... ,vt:ii i i .:
dyitig fri jij the tr !- . t
ordered liver. The r-s-.'t
uj.oa the l:oisses t,f i,,- ,..
p,..piP js rc.at alart.;hi,-t, t,
a burden ii.stea 1 .f a j
enjoy ip i,t a-al u- fu'.i -There
is no go, l r. a- p f.
only throw si.-j.le pi. i . 1 :
take tho advice of 1 ,-'. . -and
try one bottle t,f i ; .
er. Your spce.lv reli. f
of bottles of this m.
away to try its virtues, v.
suits iti everv case. V.- i
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: : i : . . . .
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bottle for Id cents to trv
relievo the worst case."
all Druggists on the We
c . I
John- Taylor writes:
four years oi l, was su.i
M v
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croup, in the inctit. nn.l il - :
tor at hand, my wife trie.! sv
pi.itid Arnica Iitiit.u ut. im"
cloth ami applying it to tl t!.r
and giving her a few drops,
half an bour she breathed a (
It seemed to loost u her le'.u ai
lungs at once.
Prepared by E. It. Tlrwp".
Pa. l-'crsale by Ia-iuiu u. .v ;
burg.
a - i
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i l:i vi
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-v u tr a n i -Kit Tib i. m : .
Says: "I tak ereat t -loa.-"-r ! r ' ' ' "''
partnt? the Arad.-tuv cf .Ur. '. '
'l. I i rnniubi 1 (toil. 1 .T- f :"
Ctiocrtu 1 ! v c.iTi.s.-n t tot? " u-e '" " '
ence. 8-70 t er 'ju ir-er ! i d r.--' t fy v "
buys. 0 Kxtra t'liariref. S;-- - i1
advanced nrd bnekwar-i puj-'J?. H - ,
-y .ludsr Van ;...-m-ti. I.. v. 1 : "' ' ,
body. Address sM 11 lii '. MIOlMI ll''r- '
aril .. Wfiim, . Media Mr- - ' y'"
and a ttinpcrar.ee chart, r.
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V I'c.N. Y nti A.Mi.V.'. ii i: I . .
J'mi.crty lii;i.i(ii. Well en.h.-.i. I.-:'- ' '
ouuh. Graduating c urf s. irn-i. w1 ' '
cut in. Kxpnsr4 tnr 1 4 wi k. ?' ' .
rti-H. Address hrv. .1. 1". M"-111' - '
1. hall term ei"ns Auu 17.
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l'liim s price :io. on.'r l i '
l-.'. 7' ., tP-fi JcwShi. ? intr. .:
'.' steps,- f.T.f.y. .oi.urVh nRnlAN ' -'- v ' '
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Top t ir:ins onlv & v : o :c ' -,r r; ,. .
price t 't i. only .'f. i r:.u ! 1 -M l'N' '
Je:i.i Traps" l..r ti.o t':-r iry " :' 1.1 ,'
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Icire?!, Is Jitteli .! ,11 1 lei 111 '.4 I ' ,.
ulars an ! 'nl s:.--k t 1
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all s.rei t. Nf erk
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