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Full nVATE SEJI.nt'l! 1
IIKK.MAN 1JAUM Kit, of Cotiemauuh IJoro',
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John Hancock. The j
Tin: man of 'Tii
man .f "S' Winiicld Scott Hancock
i .unonc .- 1 our soai purpose is to cie- 1 connection with the Credit .Mourner. T,lC thr(.e iarrre troughs of l'enn- which is supported by Trinity Parish,
Tin: three large States heretofore Re- j ate t,lilt impression among Irish Demo- ; scandiil. It is not, therefore, a charge I ?yivani:i are ork," which lias a popula- has teen attended by Mrs. Hancock
publican, but which have been made crats, not from any love you tear them ; nf Democratic, origin, but is purelv a tion of 13.071 ; Pottsville, witli 13,'J during her residence at that station,
doubtful by Hancock's nomination, arc j I'ut from your hatred of the Democratic j Republican accusation made by General j inhabitants, and Xorristown, with 13,- , ami .tan fact controlled to te
I'eiinsjlvania. Ohio sn-l Illinois. Xew j l ail" its ''andidate, (Jen. Hancock, ; (lariield's own peoi-le long before his j "-VVi51iam vtrie was arrested on j for the Sunday gatheiings there.
Jer-ey and Connecticut arc no longer j Ii ishineu arc not the." fools the Trib'.-nt nomination at Chicago, anil now when Thursday at lienton Mills, McKean j During a storm on Friday night a
elated a doi;b ! State but as certain takes them to te, nor can they te drivtn Democratic pajK-rs reproduce them thev county, for the murder of David Ingra- j boat, containing a man named Mllner,
to go for Hai-.coek as New York. the support of Ck-n. Hancock by are lliet bv the miserable assertion that ham, at r.loomlieid Mo., on the Kith of ; his wife two children ami a boy named
!-,),, , - ,1. i - ...... I June nose was caisi.ed 111 Jake mnetjago,
j u., c.nntingand braxen hypocrisy. A e they are giving circulation loan "i-:'' Edward Davis, Ihe centenarian who ! near Milwaukee, Wis. The boy Hose
Tiik Ivnioeiatic National Committee I :in-',w-'1 xo tu tll prat, jou.rth and fjth ( mous libel upon him. No Democrat has , j,. ;lt r0lumluis, Ind., the other day, was drowned, the rest clung to the bot
met in New York on Tuesday last and I '1'itstloi.s of the Tfib,, silly and child- , ever vet litelled Gen. Garfield, or in- '. left twentv-eight children. The old j torn of the boat for twenty hours, the
unanimously re-elected William II. Bar
nuiii, of Conneetic.it, Chairman, and
Frederick . Prince, of Massachusetts,
Steretary. Ti;e Comin:ttce then ad
io'irned to G0V1 lnor's Inland. In lm nre-
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m ;,. at 1 lie ia. s in,g nciw.eii wen. nan- ;.
co, u ana .Mr. l.i.giisii and the I .ominittee i
ai'poi.iled by the Cincinnati convention j
to inform them of their nominations for
IV-.
dent and Vice President.
As u
Lii- r.il, indeed an almost uni-
wisal rul-, Wt!:-l iiie:i vote tins Republi
can tkket ; m t h;it a ' . crow is iibout
a ran; a ight as .1 Welsh 1 H;mocrat.
This pel'li-.-a sl'-.rlfa itiH-ss seems, how-eve;-,
to b-: rani'lly weake-i;;ig among the
Wi l.5!i voter., in the anthracite coal re-
s of this
y of Wei'
ie an
a".
L.-i.-t we. k a large i
Pel
Hv
ts went fr
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iood, i'.i I.ackii
Vork, and on
iiiha eon:;!'
) .1 ew 1 01 h,
the
ir rci urn li'i
;i vote was taken mi the
tion with the follow ing
. f ; Weaver, (fireen-
l'ii-sidei.ti,:l :pn
result : ( eiif't
b.irl..) is-, n.tneotk. IT-. When Welsh
voters army thent.--lves in this way mi
ll' r the lluiiock iiiig it stems pretty
certain that ev.-n in this state ''the mel
aut holy days o! Xovt-mher," cif w hich
Wi'.rliel 1 spok: at Chicago, will prove to
li" ;i st t.fihoru political reality.
wi':! be found Gen.
1 Governor lVase, of
li l.
Texas.
eoiinni:
j-:i:'e w
orate-1
ee ll He
Illlll'.K
Milita;
b
!1 Hi
C t Slill'i
uiiiieni
it of military
s ii! that
S'.a
-, ;i::d on this
iwii and celc-
;it ins wed
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i. o ::. ra! ( h -h r No. !''. It will
i.i'n'.-' 1 that ill 1 when Gen.
I. v.as c iinniiiii ler of the l'ifth
v District, embracing the States
oi ho lisia:
iliVl'led th,
tiiiy il. pot
pi and 'i
South i
i.-his. ba
i xa
C
ongrcss
had
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i liumter of liiil- i
upon the iis.-iiuip-;
1 1
ill thill t'.:.1 p::.i
e I'nion h.pl
'Ie of t li.it
r.o longer
ection of '
anv civil
i Ights wliich a military coinmandv-r was
b I'.r.id to i' -pect. hat when Gen. II;r.i- '
c .-k assumed control of his military !
rovince. his first act was to issue this :
, -d. r i,t New Orleans proclaiming that
iae consiuuiion iiiii survitai me war ;
lc of ;
i no-
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h nitT
an i was st i.i me rignii ui in!.'., ri tance ot ;
ii'.l the people. Noble words from
blj man.
wkn. (.Am ir.i.D has written along
id rambling h-tter accepting the nomi- .
itioii for tin1 I 'residency into which he
is pitchforked by thc Chicago conven
: n. He waves the bloody shirt with
ommetidabki modes' y, and takes good
eiire not to commit hnnselt to any fixed
policy, except that he avows himself in
favor of the most literal appropriations
f'.T rivers and harbors. In this lie is
-oni.ste:tt with his record, for no billon i ,., " j" p.i ck.
iii.tt subject, no matter how extravagant, ! homlon, July 7, isso.
i.as ever failed to receive his support, : T,lis denial by Judge lilack has put
He 'gravely inform.! the country that the Kepublicans on another scent, and
the '-dried State s is a nation with am- i l'ittsburgh 'V;."e. thinks it has
pi powers of s If-pics rvation'' a fact I "ow discovcreil at Uniontown, rayette
which has teen illustrated on so many ! county, in this State, that Hancock's fa
oivasl.v.H that it th prives him of the ' motis ''Special Order No. lo"1 was writ
merit ot being its original discoverer. ten by one Major Cox, who was an aide
II is hi favor, of to'.'is.1, of anv number ' " Hancock's staT when the order was
oi deputy marshal.! to aid citizens to promulgated. We must wait to see who
vote i:i such a wav as to keep thc Ke- -will be unearthed as its author after Cox
:.:;;.!ic:oi nartv in the ascendency bv his ; denies that l.e had anything to do will.
own tltctioi: to the I'lt'side'iev. His'
letter w il! 1
of his parly
indorsed by the great lody
tl-oti ;!i such leadifig Pej.uli-
; a. -an . 1 .
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t icw.t v.
a:is as the 7". and the '..(
of .'-.'cw York, declared that a
h-t-I.-tr.it ion of Mr, Gai Hold's
;s -!t u.apde.l.
( !d !Ii:e V.'hig iossil. Dick
'. of I.u'Ia!:.., ;: o- Secrrtiiry of
, i- i''..!ii!g Ik ; role oi' p-oiiiical
i:i his own sta'.". and in a
Terre Haute on la.-t Saturtlay
d :
Th-:.
thc Xa y
hi-.'.L'g.Ut
: ''eeh at
night, Sii
' Th. liisht ofevi-ry eifi.i-ii t vote ',;ijl lit;
iiiiintaiiied nt th- e-iiniiig iCi'i-timi, if m u-e.-,--:uy,
l.y ail the power ta tlie L'ovei innei-t,
Mippnrted, it need be, ''y the many and
:;e.y."
ISicliiird is a Imi 1 ol sc. dog, and only
.1 tew V" irs .-co a' ! i
irs ago attempt rd to sir.u-Ich the
l'-eK1 by writing : very poor bok ag.
him. As nobody t li.it we are await
in!
of.
1 Celt
a ;
no I lemoerat.
w
pi event any man from volim. provided "' uiciy ui-terent irom or.n
alwavs that he has a U-.'.iI ri-.d.' to vote ' nAr? canijiaijrn literature. It will be
, ,', , . . .. " sold onlv bv subscription, and must meet
1 1 oil' i.-io 1 e.1'0 aoo'll the arniv and -.i " ' i
i r, .70. tin. ..nut .ind w ith a very large sine.
r.ivy is ric'i ii :d i.-.re. to say nothing of
: , . ! 1 : r,.i -ii.
i' 1 llilj'l 1 1 iil' ficc. 1 lit n- W il! I'C (ilollg!
lii!" tione next .November bv thp
II:!!ico l: arms' fair and honest voting
too, witli no taint of fraud iibout it U
at isfy even I'iciian! AV
ill eaithlv tiiinc-s must
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have a ch.'.ie
t!i- Aiici
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Wr- ae.ii't a tiuitln1 stalf liK-nt of' Iic'Avti, That we anvuiin and iU nourieo
' , , ... ., ., . , Jiimcs A. iartielil ft-r liis'oinipt rr.r.nectioii
the fililnr Johnstown ln'w.if, tliat lie wjt)l tlw rodit MoMl'ier. for hi falsi .lenials
li.nl im coiiM ction w ith that journal in thereof before his eon-tit uents, for his per
1 - i ,,,...,( .,. ,o.n'3"red .leninl thereof Ix'toro a ronimittee of
1-...., uIkh Mis. .NurattliutiS,a.vc tapirs in Con-rress, for fraud upon lii eon-
t I.......-1.! L.wK- 'i hi Iia teiil TTp '.iow f-il- it ii. -it a in frntii t i niT anmnn I hem f t.mnh-
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S!r, ,.,uV,v,,w, .i,,, .. u,.. ,
;lie was pronounced gum) uy a itepno- j
lican Comiiiission
nission, and insists that .Toe 'omitted and parbled. , i
' . . . . ! ItexoJretl. 1 hat we further arraitin lind :
was .indure Advocate of the I
i - 'O" - - - wv vx-
( 'oiumis:-ion. and Stanton, Secretary of
War, both of whom ho says were Demo-
crats, were the men who were resiwisi- i
ble for the "deep damnati
ing oil." The milit;
that tried Mis. Surratt
the following ollicers
Hunter Wallace Kant Howe Foster
, ir ..' , . ' , ., '
FiiKin, Harris, Sampkins, and Clenden- :
in, will, Jolm F. Hartranft as Provost ,
Marshal Ceneral. These ollicers were ;
ail Republicans, Stanton became a lie- ! as
licans Stanton became a lie- !
Voni the ,nnmn,t mtM-n,i
roni tnc moment he cnteicd ,
riii's cabinet, and Holt shed ,
jiublican from
Mr. Lincoln
his Democratic skin when he became :
Chief of Ihirta.i of Military justice. !
T, , . r , i
TlK SC howev'r are not of much
importance for any tearing they have ;
on the low partisan purposes of the Tri- ;
buuc in its fffoi t to injure Gen. Hancock j
with Catholic Irish voters Whv
., . 11 'Ml LeS;r h? I
the Jrt'jum m reternng to -Mrs. Surratt ;
a-ways designate her as "a poor Irish- j
Catholic woman ?" If she had been an '
ii -iii i.f.ii, ir.ri-.n irn Tri ii i.'i,; .m !
Iusli-1 iebj tcnan, or an In.h-Lpi.co- ;
palian, ivoiud you have teen so remarka- ,
'"3 i-auicuiarin cmpnasising tnc ciiurcn '
to which siie belonged ? Was it a crime j
to hang her merely h,. ,.,, she was a 1
o :,. . . .
ish though thev are : to the second we :
reply, that we did not
take charge of 1
... I'lfi ,.-- litl
no.-, o.ioii unto .uiei ami lo me .
th!,- that we have no recollection of ;
ever denouncing Hartranft when ho 1
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un ln'forn llii lw ntiltt f.no(T.n m..i-.lr
"' 1 . ,' . V .7, i
vv'1'-- nnruUn.imu wuuu ,
of ,,1H- Sl""ratt"s execution in obedience J
10 l" 1",I,'rs (,r ,ns sntei'or ouicer, uoin ;
of whom acted in a ministerial and not,
in a judicial capacity.
Tin: election of Governor will take
place in Indiana 0:1 thc second Tuesday
of Oetoter, and the (iariield organs are
predicting thc success of their ticket in
thc Slate, based entirely on the assump
tion that the Democrats are quarreling
among themselves uverCov. Hendricks"
.r.r,,.,. at Cincinnati There, is not one
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w 1 !'f truth ia this Republican boast.
and it is only another instance, of the
w:.-!i bi.ing fiitiier to thc thought. There
ei-'.s no dissension whatever in the
Democratic ranks in Indiana, and when
Guv. Hendricks, Senator McDonald,
1 'iiii Vooiiiecs, General Munsoii, General
Love, ex-Congiesinen Holni.m ami Ni
b!;uk. ;is well as other leaders of like
prominence, are unitedly and enthusias
tically supporting Hancock, the story of
dissension in the Democratic household
in Indiana vanishes intothin air. Thos.
. t 1 V.I' 1 I 1 1 1. e . I', ll" J.-, ,1 1'liaill.llL 1'J.III (
i'.iid not given to i'.lie boasting, sajs in
letter to a" friend in Washington of so
late a date as last Friday : "I want you
to be assured that I will most cheerfully
itnd earih stly do my part to secure sue- 1 sni that our forefathers honored Wash
cess, as w ill all my fricntls in this State. : ingttui his sword was never drawn
I '. iv,. no'.ioiii.i .f the ai,.,.,.-j of fhc against the constitution, but has been
ticket." When Hendricks talks in this
way he means buiucss, and when he
goes into a campaign i:i Indiana with
i,:,. ....... ,,iT .,,,,! i,;a j,.v i-.,n.,i mi ihr- i
"lioosier.-i" of his State, who idolize him,
always see him safely throi.gh. i
No higher compliment was ever paid
to iion. Hancock than the assertion by
the KcpuhliCiin pre:
that Judge lliiick
was the author of Hancock's celebrated
Order No. -Id, isstied at New Oneans in ;
-w'u-iiim'i i-(. u musi uc a imh u
great strength and power, or the Kepuh- ;
lican papers would not impute its author- :
oh, t . s. -,, ,1 toe,-,1,1, . u-,;',',- -w
snip to so ai.k and to. ibk a wi.ai a.
Jeremiah s. h'.ac.i. General HaihWK, !
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grc:u strengi n ami power, or iae J.epui1- ,
,,.. u ... ,.ill,1,,r..f.,1f t,. ,io bis own I
;,,;r Jl!t ,,, ,.:s mvl. .-,.!, i i,,..
during the late war, ami Judge Diack,
who was in London hist week, disein-
luiiv!.,.! thi i ? i . i it 1 1 it i i--i i .nii-o-.i in ii f.i
i.i , ,y,v
isnatch to the New York Tl"or?'(. as
follows :
To fa. K'ntor r.f Th'. -Vt)C York W'or'. l.
I inn not the author of General Hancock's
lettei-M or orders c.iu:eniing I .otiisiiina. I
I 1.- n. ,w lu.t Pin.. i,f tii..,,, nei il I lull- ii-n,-., i.t-in'
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AVt: an-glad to learn that the well
known i-!'.V'iish!ng house of Hubbard
hrothcrs, I 'iiiladclphia, have in prejmra
ti n and will soon issue the ''hii'e of
General Hancock," written by his old
time friend, Col. John W. Forney. The
carter of the biioi.t. .1 -oi T.- r who is.-...i.u
to be transferred to the White House
f uniirh
de s material lor a volume which,
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in deep and thrilling interest , has rarely
bc( n et'iia.ed sn the aima!.-: of American
biography. It is fortunate that its pi'p-
a rat ion has brtu :i.kigned to Colonel i
Forney, who for more thiiu a generation
has been known ;v one ot the ablest e.l
itois and most brilliant writers in Amer
ica. His well-known ability and his
jiersonal intimacy w itii General Hancock
are sufficient guarantees that the book
wi':l be full, complete and authoritative
a volume of I'crmanent value and in
The Kejmbliciiii organs object io(;en
eral Hancock bt cause the Democrats of
the South will support him. Suppose
that the Cincinnati convention had nom
inated ;i candidate whom the Southern
Ih
cr.it s woa'd
t SUP
port, h
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w ma':v
pnrportina to set forth the finding of said j
a,i the evidence against him,
when in fact material portions tiiereor were ;
ir, i,;n with rr,,t i,rihrv in selling his i
l"liarije mm nil em I u pi in luri y mi iiiii ih-j
ntiw-i:,! intlnnp.. tw c uirman of the Com-
mitte on Appropriations for ?.-.,ooo to thele t
lioiver i avemem King 10 am mem in wui-
inn a contract from the Hoard of Pu.ri'C ;
Imig in securing a contract to procure w-hich
it corruptly snent $07,000 "for inthu nce ; i
selling lus .rb.enc, in a matter that involv,, :
TVactT.n' T "uaw sehi.w his
niilu.'nee in amann'er so palpable and clear
as to be so found and declared by an mipar- i
tial and competent court upon an issue sol- j
0,nnly trit.a .
firi sight it wouhl impress one not j
to be so found and declared by an impar- !
,,oi,itn.i xvidi the fa.f tliat the above :
rosoutions were conco te,l bv a set of !
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wicked and disloyal Democrats to de- .
stroy Mr. (Jarfield's reputation. Hut !
Slic!i is very far from being the tare. !
Thev happen to be two of a series of res-j
i i , i t ,Ll,u,f !
olut.ons adopted ny a large Inxly of Gen. ,
Garfield's Republican constituents, on j
thc 7th o September, 1ST"'. more than ,
tlin.e Vf..u-3 at-ter a i;, .ublicau commit- I
. ,' ' , i
tee in caress, npomted in pursuance
of a iesolution ofl'ered by .Tames G. !
Blaine, had made a report, based on plain
AUt conclusive testimony, convicting j
Garfield of bribery and corruption in
iranitid oi wiuirj ami iu iu 1
vented -inv false ch-ir-e against him. but, i
ou t,e contrary, everv one of the dam-
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aging allegations concerning ins ion- ,
gressicnal record has proceeded cither ;
from bis own noli ie il associates in Con-
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K'ess 01 .1011. uw j--!, .ou , ...
nome. nepuuncans inemsenes, ami not
Democrats, are Garfield's accusers, and
tiiey must therefore wash their own dir
ty linen. How grandly in contrast with
Garfield stands the brave and gallant
Hancock teforc the American people
Itis personal integrity not only pure, but I
above suspicion-the recoid o"f his w hole j
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lift; 'as clean as a hound s tooth. .
an i.wi iaei:.vi;i.i: iuxoi:.
(o n. Hancock'hiis now te'C-u in nomi
11.it ion long en on n;h to difveloji eveiy ob
jection to liini if any there iil been.
Thus fa- the e!':'oi'. to discover a bMnish
on his record, or a weakness ia his can-
tMdacv.
has j .roved an utter failure.
There was at first a dismal attempt to
raise a cry against him as a mere soldier, j
but it came with an ill grace from a j
party w hi ch ;i vailed i I sell of (Jen. Grant's
military achievements to fasten upon '
the country two administrations whose ;
ignorance and shameless disregard of j
constitutional law were only equalled:
by their reckless con upt 1011s. More- j
over wen. 1 lancock is Not running upon
his military record. Hut for his able
exposition ol constitutioii.il principles,
lii.l lii 1 a'fi! 1, 1 it 'Out cenerolK 1-1. i. i. r 1 i i
11.
on of the civil authority as superior to
tin; military, ai a nmmt ut when every
temptation was extended to him to iis
siiiiie absolult1 power, his name wouhl
never have teen heard ot at Cincinnati.
The people honor him for the same rca-
ever li'iitly in its dclense. It certainly
oannot, however, be urged as a f.nr ob
jection to his candidacy that he was a
I'nion soldier; that he conquered at
Gettysburg, and that his blood maiks
lnost desperate liehls of the war.
V 0 ;u' s "c u,al " l,,,rLl,,n OI V1C
tiiiei.c.oi j'eo;.;t: ,iii- j'leiiaieii losirihe
down a man otherwise eminently enti-
lied lo tiieir conlhU-nce, bee, ins
lie hiis
done his dutv in war a.-' wci
as in peace, i
Ami I
attempt of the Kcpublican !
nr. ss to make caj
i'
e-liii-.iso ii an cock
oiu il i ne execution o; -"a is. nrra I n:is
turned out very badly, she was charg- i
c-' huh conpu nig in liiuMiei .mi. iaa-i
!i:i Wits hied by ;i liuliiiiry commis- i
J''"' belore mat c.iss ot triuunals had ;
L"'"1 u,'c'!!ml, "'stilr.tiona, by the ;
Supreme ( ourl : was found guilty, con-
deinned and executed. Mr. Stanton is- j
L-iifi.t I h.i ..t.l I ..... ;!....- T.I.......
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sued lit.
older; i resident .loimsoii st t
aji.ie lac writ, ot habeas corpus ; Wer.er-
ai I liiri ninit was m command oi the ar- :
sc. mi. the scene ot her death. General j
Hancock liiid not, nng whatever to do ,
with ill , except that be was m command .
I 'it lilt il Vlcf lii iv h 1 1 .. if i.lnrtn '
i v thV"- '"'''" 11 to,"k 1"a;(:,'
and did what i.i mm Jay to bring the ;
case ot the unfortunate woinan to the :
favorable a. ten, ion of the 1 resident,
W 111 U'lK t ll'll ..llllli 1 1. V nil. t ..I t 1... , ii
1 lii i .i
who was then completely un.ler the in- ,
Ihience of Messrs. Stanton and Seward.
It was throughout the work of a Re
publican ii'Imiiiitiiit ion, and if Mrs. Sur-li-tt's
death beat this day a fair subject
of political discussion, thc damnation of
her taking off lies at the door of the Re
publican part, and (iariield not Han
cot:K shouid be made to answer for it.
How .lor:rii It. Ciiam.i.ki:. of 1'hil
adelphia. died in that city on Saturday
night, last, at the advanced age of SS
years. He v as Ixirn in Plymouth coun
ty, Mass., in 17'.rJ, and after receiving a
literal education, adopted the profession
ot
,aiv' ' Vj ,.li:l,1-v. 3 cars he was the edi- j
lor of the r,,:tul St.!x
u" "l ,l" 'i-oo .-..1 ,r ... tL.., ,i urns- ,
jia-.vr ot I'hiliidelphiii. From 1-hi to
l-; he represent td his district In the
lower bo'ise of Coiigress, and in 1S.X I
.
was ai;i)inted minister to Xajdes bv
President lhachanan. On his return
from this mission he tecarne editor of
the Philadelphia Ao,r;i.h,i;)ae,v,. He '
i " "...i..iii.ii oi to. a i.iiSii,mi
:l,
i in suoseijueiil
years a huge number of essays and al-
i dresses on social iile and liter
' V o d , 1,- 1 r
tie on 1 a mellllK-r ot I e 1 at hone
lo,
Church, to which faith he became aeon-
; vert many years ago. May he rest m
l,(-au .
Two t.nxTl.KMKV named head, lx.th
i cedents of hittle hock, neither Know-
ing the purposes, plans, or intents of the
.1 . ,, ... 1 ., 1 i 1 c ,.1
.in nf i.Ar tit ' '"-oiks 'i me uistnti oi t. .omnium ; s-nmH riwather countv 'U., were lotl. struck burned, which win increase trie loss to i nad piacen uic guiuy woman ik;,ohi mc
on oi ner UK- . . , i,,tiiu.iwo to h.-' nid l:in in imnosinc ! . ... . . ? , r,, . ... ,..r , ... e ...1 i. r 1, ,..., 1
uy commission ; upon the peoph- of said Distnc t apawnient . l,''r' wmi1pn w,IO - i.d- ! A -ravel train on the I.on- Island ! -Thursday niirht, alut midnight.
was comse-l ' IVnXZfZ swor. m bv one of the con- . imr the lives of tramps, are encamd i railroad ran under a wire roi by which ! Thomas de .larnette entered a bagnio at
of the army : tractors : s.-llimr his imluence to aid said ; on Sham Mountain, near Pottsville. a derrick was sustained near the track, Danville. a., iini'iinng for .Moilio le
,.-..i.,.,i. ,11 mi ii'iiiiuou .i.iiuii-,!it:-,iiiiiiii3
lectcd
iiii't pili cn;i.-eu iroin me
racers jciovos cravats, loft the day's ride of the city. TlM.se Hoi ks will had K-i-n pai.tr bills of U.e denomination ! him- y, h 'ii ttiujZ fc h?,V'K
city at the same hour, on the same mis- suiiice, if nt cossaiy, to feed the Nation- 1 ot U. In the lid of the U were cut i a 'M-110- V,rro 1s n "wrt t f..r-Mon-or.ecfora-
to the extreme w-stern al Government aniiv for manv ! in rmh. l:f.. -A,,, : 1.1 i !'zh encn.i wi..crv.i ii;r the
portion i of lhe state by t ho 1-ort Smith j without counting s,iKK..i.j cows, which I i.hh.." It had Uen buried by one i ' U,T'-
road, the o'.lier to the extreme southern i beloiii mostly to natives. Quautreli's robber b ind who w-vs eoeri I t. r "i ' "?"m ;
end of the .State by the Iron Mountain -hen. Xalhaniel 1. Hanks joins martiahd and shot for atr ,cUu "f nl7i
road, married on the .same day at the Judge Luke F. Foland in certifying to -Clauhs Fuim served .1, V,-, ;,, i o,d sohiie,-. 'e'V...,.If"t.ot'k
IVi i!".,' , rrU.n";at Vy Pm,il; ! can,!5?;te artiehFsg.HHl character. As j tho Ohio penilenliary. Though inno- -s.-.aKiKt.u. u June 20
ag liai.ih and me. i.i the junction of , mvi of the members of the Credit Mold- cent of the crime with which he was ' ".vo.- rcri n: s. nar.roc.
the J.!ttle Ivock and J-ort aiiih and her hivesli .rat hi" Cnmmil t-o in 1st:. U-ino. ...1 tn.t ..r .1,1. ,!.,-,., , '. ! .-t.-... v, . t . .i .1. . :.
iron .Mountain roads, lrom winch noint
both gcntlema-.i iind their brides took j Luke 1. i'oiand in pronouncing Con
tln: same train anil started for the same ! cressmau (iariield a nerhirer.
.usunathci, M. luts
ret-tr vTT-t .
A . i.ka r Kni hiirmsh.-l he Ib.p Putters
-MililufiU-tlUUig ( (Hiii'aiiV IS one ef Hoc ICS-
ter's t-teatest biine-s ei.tcrpi-Ncs Their
III p bitter have reached a sale hevond all
pre- (!t'it . 'i.iv f i em
:e ;-i-i ( in n v. ; -, '. .no a h
p, -t e !,,. ., , ;.,
!':t :r i"ti i
' ' e-,. i v
NEWS AM OTHER OTINKS.
;j i...,:n inuMwn Imiuh of
-There
l,iriaix feet four indies in Kittan-
liinT. I
A fhicas-o woman is insane from I
, ,
grief. In shooting carelessly at a target,
si,e killed her son.
James Stone is a EiOiusville man.
103 vears old, who says he has been
x -. , ' t :
marrieu ucv mihct.
Adam ana r.ve are me nuiiit-a m .t
. . . .i. r
Chicaj - o man and wife. They were
iiorn on tne same tiny.
A mail rider and his horse in Mer- '
James E. Moon is mentioned as a ;
i ),.I110,.rrit je C'onuressional candidate in !
J J ' .cra t u ,
ecfipsed '
The Dillsburg JJulhtia says that j
gold ore has been discovered ai lames-
t0VtU Adams county, which will yield
i3(K, 'to tlie ton. I
' A reunion of old stage drivers is j
gold ore has been discovered at Littles-
talked of in the central part of the State, :
Fcllefonte being the locality where they !
j,, litpiy nieet. t
woinan became excited !
0Yf.r ber child' choking on a crust of !
bread and gave an alarm that called out i
the lire department. j
Mrs. Brown, on .rial for the nmr-
Qf her husbaild at lndianaiolis, Ind., I
was nn Monday condemned to death for j
murder in the first degree.
It is thought that the reunion of j
Fennsvlvania Reserves, which takes
iian-istnu-g on Thursday next, ;
xlU be attendetl by fully SiKJ persons.
Mr. G. W. Williams, the colored
Representative from Hamilton county,
' uino i'gis.auue, is win,i.
history of the colored race 111 America. .
man's aunt died last fall, aged IP) ;
vears.
T.. 1. Tl'l, if,, n , il.l 1. 1,, Tif '
'O II Illtl, rtll UJH II H 1 1 Hi V . .IV l- .
nc.1(1 kiicd a iH-ar weighing over -2l) I
jKmiids, the other day, 01 i ' Porkey ridge,
a little north of lialltown, Warren 1
COUntV.
. ,
Tbe New York Wo, -hi is won to :
come out in a new form and improved j
by a large expenditure- of money. A j
new office is among the improvements ;
j contemplated. ;
j A woman of Dover, Vt., lost the j
! sight of one eye while asleep. .She went i
, to bed in perfect health, and awoke in
the morning to hud that the lett eye!
was entirely blind. . I
The census enumerators in hump- .
kj countv i,ave discovered a ne- :
grcss, ihimcd Matilda Hubert, who is ' tance of more than live miles, on Satur
i one hundred and twenty years old, and I day last. The tide and wind were
was born in Connecticut.
There is an apple tree on the picni- ;
ises of Win. I'lymire, iu Washington
county, which bears nine varieties, s jino
of whii.'i arc now rij'-e, while otht is w ill
not ripen until late iu the fall.
Mrs. Alio, who is in her both year, '.
walked one day from her sou John's, I
near Tylersburg, Clarion county, to her
son James Alio's, a distance of 71 ;
miles, and did not feel fatigued. !
A census enumerator in Washing- i
ton county, this State, reports a familv
, which there are four children who
iaVl. ,K,t been assigned given names,
The eldest of the four is aged 11 years.
A few days ago the thermometer
was ninety-two in New York and at the
same time it was ninety-nine in hong
I'.ranch. Yet people call the latter
place a summer resort and go there to
keep cool.
Mir, Jacob Kremer, of the Mansion
House, at Watsoiitown, has a hog of
the I'oiand China breed that measures
six feet two inches from the. lip of the
nose to the tail, eight feet in giith and
weighs ;g pounds.
i comas Jiooinroyti, a weaiiny i;ir- ; iineiy in i uisuurgii. arai iook n.s w.ie j teni o: ti.e wi.o.e i .einot lituo jiant in
mer of How ard township, Ontario, was ' to Detroit, w here they had their first . sin!: all other issues in the paramoi-ni
on Saturday attacked by a boar, which j quarrel. In order lo frighten her, he de- 1 i.rp'-ses of putting an end to set tional
threw him down and bit him in the side dared that lie was going to desert her, ; ism in A mci ican politics. That is tie1
and throiit, completely severing the jug- ; and then went away from the ho tel. note of union and the n te of victory,
uler vein. He died in fifteen minutes. , On the. following dav he returned lo i The hour h;is come lor t'ui.- good w uk.
.11 . i i.i f
Some woodchoppers at Canton, 111.,
sent a boy to the top of a tall tree, w hich ive. Mrs. Morion had swallowed mor
they had cut almost through, to sway it j phine, and neither his lamentations nor
in the direction which they wished it to the thictor's efforts could s;te her life.
full Tlio litnii u-ac n.-...f nl pv'.inl li ll 1 1 L-1 ulun la.lv !i 11 inn c-it.-,.I oh
t h:it six bones uf the Ixiv were broken. i
( vntliia and Kli.abeth Tacgart
went to lied tilxuit, lortv wars .-vo nt.
n.i,ntnn-ii Moi .,.....-
as;lin. Their' diseitW, if they had any, :
Vas merely :i lack of vitality. Cynthia
di,.d recently, and HlizaiM'th isveryhnv.
lvter, a ll-year-old son of V. J. j
Sullivan, was killed and anotlur boy !
h;1(1 his , brokt.n by an lX,,losiou of :
blasting invder in an old lock-in. at
.' 1 .
,..,, recenny, and i-.iizaiMfin is very low.
TioU-ni.o Mns vi.,i.,r.i.,,. ..i.ri.i 1
Sullivan's body was blown through the !
roof -
The Iteading 7n? savs that a fish
two inches longwas taken "from the ear
,,f iX named (ieorge Whitman, of ;
it a - . , . ..
tl,;lt cit'' -'" Thursday; The lish enter- i
e.l his ear while he was in bathing, re- 1
maining two weeks and causing' him !
great pain. 1
r - . . . - - I
.... .......
Mrs. Margaret Terry, of Ne.v Or-
leans, whose husbjind died four months '
ago, gave birth to triplets, two boys and
a girl, ou the day on which the Cincin- ,
! nati Convention reached a nominal ion, 1
and called the trio Hancock, English ,
and America.
John McCullough. a tey, has teen 1
arrested at Pittsburg for causing the 1
death of his step-brot herAVilliam Ihirke, I
by kicking him. The superintendent of j
the cemetery, a Mr. Henry, has liecn ar- !
rested for refusing to deliver the tedv of !
hurke to the Coroner.
Phelim Toole, a St. houis fireman,
distmg uished himself for bravery at the 1
Southern Hotel lire. :t few venra nrr.t ;
and received a testimonial". He has !
.. .... I .. 1 "M 1 1 A 1 -
now iK-eu ituieo uy i!ie exjuosion ot a ,
lire extinguisher, with which he had en-
tered a burning house to rescue inmates. !
The Galveston A'. r. says that Cur- j
ric, the assassin, is a Northern man,
born in New York, and that he first,
Came South ill the Federal ravalrv Vn
Southerner ever made friends with him,
i'iih iii!) nveiiy wiis secureu on v liv I ie
; siiarp practice of his heavilv-naid law-
yers.
1 r .. r t .. ..
-: iy.r.mC iiozei c. ot oswego,
a. ilieil 011 hmn . iit.,r im:
of life. She was married seventy-five
years ago, and has been the mother of
I htteen Ciiildren. Her hus'iantl died iu
!' "St'u 110. i j. 10 ii tow .lays lit-
. fore her death she was nbvsirllv .....1
; mentally active.
! The nrovince. of r.,,..Tm Av,v.
! A . ----- - - . .. . . . j . ,
.M.inni.mni sncni. oi W 1:101 Ul .
Hon. Nat liniiiel IV liinh-M ioii,i..i
Ilayes received on Monday
. rn .a t,tl'a;'."r :l new design for an
American ilag, with a re.pie.st that lie
lo- rp-it -wh-,,,, j' ,,,, ,. . . V'
! ' 1 K ' ll,K ' ' uu' Tl,e
! U'loveirient propostd cons. sis hi plac-
n r i '! -II T f -.i-i
liii o:! oi suns
a .1 ii'hi ii.id a iii
'op hiinJ-;.
:i v.ni'.e
:uii. Mir-
o,l! 1. cp.h.H.'U:-
-1 '.i-th r.
A dispatcli from Miiwankoe says : .
"The evmninnt ion veterdav 1 I'ipI.i v I
f is Vnnkirk wiiois (harmed witli !
iHisoninff her step-mother and half-
LTOiner. re-smiea m nei ik-iii neni ioi
trial, she could not furnish the hail
. . ii , s , i - - i . . -: 1 r -
required. J. here were traces ot poison
in the stomachs of both the deceased.'
McCorniiek & Co. 's elevator in Chi
cago, containing ."GOO bushels of corn
and 2,IX0 bushels of wheat, was burned
at midnight on Friday by an incendiary
fire. The loss is fu!ly ?.,(HK). Milton
IJoorers V Son's warehouse, filled with
stoves, adjoining the elevator, was also j
between Fearsall's Stat ion and F. IJock-
awav, on Wednesday last, and thirty-live
, laborers on board were swept
from the cars and all more or less in-
jured, three of them fatally and seven
outers veiy bei iousij .
V Canandaigna, X. Y., mother
thought her little daughter merited a
whipping, and as she. aimed to strike
outers veiy seriousij.
her the Newfoundland dog of the fami
ly caught the menacing arm in his
mouth, but did not bite. The father,
coming in at that moment, out of curi-
osity made a pretence of punishing the
child and his arm was arrested in the
same way.
AMien rrs. Flizabeth Bowman, of
f.'orydon, Ind., departed this life a few
days ago, she was tlie oldest inhabitant
of the State. She wasanativeof Fenn-
sylvania, and reached the astonishing
age of 1 05 years. She was the mother
of 11 children, the grandmother of 4-..,
the -reat-crandmother of I.V., and the
great -prreat-sjrand mot lier of :$3.
Mrs. Hancock is a regular attend-
, , 1 1 ,
1 he little cliurch on Governor's Island,
woman Having a litteen year old Uoy
1 I . 1 ri . 1 1
nimicii 10 nei ikich. x in: uuj uieo ou
S:l t 1 1 ril:i v mwl t li of I ir-a ;i r in ii r'ritir!t
....... ....... v..v v.... - ...v. ... v.. .
condition.
Charles Celler, of s,m Francisco,
was a handsome, plausible fellow, and
I ji.nt iiLiit- 'i iiiixj.iiL in initiiciiiL; .triii.;
l..i 1 ,i. ,i:iv.. ...l.. -.-.o:.
Brady t.iflojw, for she was only Ki years
old, and inclined tote very sentimental,
After a few weeks of married life, sjient
in a rough and obscure mining town,
she made up her mind to return to her
parents. He tried to dissuade her, and,
failing in that, murdered her and eoni-
nutted suicide.
-Miss Susan 1'erry, aged 1, a stu-
,1'1t iri or l?0 V
swam from the foot ot .th street. orth
river, to the dock a!ve Fort he.-, a dis-
ner.
he had not been in the 1
water for more than two vears to swim
iinv considerable
distance. He fore long
ten-mile swim up the
ti
ke a
Hudson to Yonkcrs.
--The New Yoik Wun
I savs : lieallv ,
the 1 limes of Gen'l Hancock transcend
belie'.'. It has now been discovered by
the Tim's ami Trlljonf that he once ac
tually allowed himscli to te cheated by
a skilful operator o'Uof a thousand dol
lars ! There is nothing in the account
lKioks of Oakes Ames or the Do Go! vet
contractors t warrant the telief that i
such an imputation can ever be success
fully put upon General Garfield !
Kvery day men and women kill
themselves, choosing to go to the awful j issit, Democra's of a'l shiides of p;n
uncertaint i s of a world of which thev i ion on questions which do not cater in-
hnow not lung, rather than stay any
longer in this world of which they know
too much. Well-to-do people, in happy
homes, read the story oi these self-murderers
in the newspapers without sus
jiectiiig for a moment that it in any
way concerns them, or that they have
any responsibility in the premises.
Tames Moitoii got married clandos-
ti: i. - . i,:...i ii , ,- t.
find that Ins plan had tern most effect
aired one armed ireut h-man bv tint t in.f :i
Mife - preserveron him in the Stawanhaka
disaster, the hitter adveitisod in the
ii ,m ni.iwii..h ii. i.
person tlf a la.iy" who had ahso saVed i.et
two daughters. In strong contrast witli
t'nis heroine is the story which conies
lrom St. I'aul, in which seven strong
men swam away to shore from a capsi.e.l
boat and left seven women and children
to drown
m is Heroine is me story wincli conies
t. a. f..; -
months, the son of John Cain, of New
Diir.im !, ,i,u-,. ..,., i o-.i.
is now Ind ieved to have been stolen. He
lias light hair, inclined to curl, blue eves
and his upper front teeth are gone. The
1 . . .
child is well grown, and talks plainly I
for his age. He has a full face, fair I
complexion and girlish apin-arance. AI- 1
though ?1,nk.i reward is ofl'ered, the im.- !
, . .. . . . . 1 ' I
i '. i,'" . i mi i ' a iu ioo i ti, tntj in-
lice lind no traces of the bov. and think
that he has been carried awav.
At the Hyers, Col., railroad depot,
on Sunday evening, an unknown tramn.
ateut ISO vears of age, while engaged in I
conversation suddenly drew a large
butcher's knife and gave Samuel Green '
a cut over the eye, cut John McGlynn
so that his liowels came out. and then
stabbed Frank McCracken, the telegraph
ojierator. probably fatally, in the left
side. McCracken ran across the street,
followed by the tramp, who was shot
dead bv a constable. The tramn rmild
not te identified, but was smiposd to
have teen a maniac.
Tlie Ii'iins t vntihi l!:i,lr.-i.l (r.-
puny has made" arrangements for the
. -
erection ot nouses tor its trainmen at
the stations where they have to change
and wait over--Jersey Citv l'hiladel-
phia, Columbia, Ilarrisbuig, Altoona
ami Pittsburgh, Pa. Thev will contain
readmer-rooms. bat!i---ooii.i tviil. l.ot ..,i
I cold ivntor ilor.nitorl.'i ...,.1 lo.,. ',i
'; tl.ey will te so managed by the 'local of-
IiClalS as to ir heiif m im it hi, 7 xt.t !
. brought into gt neral use bv the trains.
mt n. This is a comiueiidablo 1'iovisiou
t .
ana wormy ot
i..ic
mutation by other great
'. Mr. J. 'it. AJevander who lives r,
Jackson countv. Mo., in break in" a niece
; of newly-cleared laud a few days since
, j.i.wi-t up a l.x twol v intlie:; ldifa a.Kl
ri ,M 5H, i,lo ti, ,a ....'7. :
i it, bmt it open The cou't-nls ! id
! I, , h,,- ,t.,-,..i n.M
.. . 111.1v i,.n.'i tin. i.11
si Ilit1 v t : III 11 ev i rnnili'.. 1 to .I:,--!
1 1 i i tivir
iai.-e p.ctelice, lie was SO iun"li:i"lv de-
fern!
... ..
t I. Ulill, lliC jury I'lonounceil him
., . ., . - . "
. that the money in quest ion wasldo, all
; in ten and twenty dollar bills, and the
! imwissibilitvof the amount beina- ,
.' , ' aillOUIil lit ,115 SOCOU-
, diluted was not brought out. How-
ever, I 'aim says he is not sorry, for while
1-
uy. i ne proseculni" w !tnss sivm-e
; H-orltj:!;
i vtiited
li-jOii at sho
a ma. '.u.-ie ot er.n i;ui value lo
i su'i-r.i-t hi u: dun.
;e res- of i;S !oe
-Mrs. Sarah Collins, a do-o'.nfe
white widow, died at t lif i I !'. a..
on l'l ida afternoon aflt r a liini illness
and was buried next day. Just afier
her deatli a strong disagreeable smell
rendered the room untenable, anil dur
ing the leodorintioii a Hour barrel was i
discovered containing tnc lesiercu re
mains of five small children murdered
by the deceased. The remains were
past recognition, but hanging from the
skulls were lone straight locks of blonde
' hair, proving them to have l-cn white
children. Acting Coroner Obenciiain
took the remains in charge, but death
.larnette. and at his reouest the two
went into a private room. IJepeated
jiistol shots followed. The police broke
into the room, and the girl was found
on the lloor, lifr brother standing by,
pistol in hand. He immediately con
fessed shooting his sister, averring he
had done it to wipe out the disgrace on
the family. The girl was shot live
times, two shots K-iiig fatal. She pro
tests the brother was right in taking her
lif.i K..i. 1. l.ii t.niiiLlu,l !'.r.
"."'.? "v- , :
lore tne nrotner was taKcn 10 prisoii ne
and the sisU-r embniced. J he. tnother ,
is a telegraph ojierator, aged -'), and the
sister is 17 jears old. i
The census enumerator of llobeson
township, llerks county, came across a
singular family on the premises of Col.
L. Heber, in that township. It consists
of two old maids and two old bachelors,
the oldest meniter being do years of age
and all tern iu the house in which they
live. There is no lloor in the house and
the door is so low that no ierson can (-liter
without stooping, nor is it ossible
for a man of medium stature to stand
erect inside of the house, owing to the
low ceilings. The smallest ierson in
the family measures five feet seven inch
es in height. NiiWi of them can either
read or w iite. They are engaged in no
occupation and earn their subsistence
el.it l!v by picking terries on thc hi'!-.
The Cincinnati fi'i-.itu says that
Mr. John uinn, the well-known C, S.
and C. engineer, 1 1 lis of a strange oc
currence n'ar Clyde on the day previous.
A young lady, with a bundle, got on
the train for Castalia. While the train
was going t wentv miles an ho';r she f-ud-
denlv rushed from her seat and iumiu'd
from the tram, turning several hand-
springs a great ileal more forcible than
elegant, l-'xin-cting to lind her dead,
the train backed, and she was carried
into a farm-house, but she proved to be
almost unhurt, having fallen on a pile
of sand. On teing iucstioiied as to her
strange freak, she could give no other
reason than that she was seized with an
uncontrollable desire to jump oil'. There
was 110 indication of attempted suicide
in the case.
Covington. Iowa, is a doomed city.
It is situated on a tend of the Missouri
river, the banks of which are teing eaten
away. The ground on which the Court
House stood a year ago is now covered
bv many feet of water. The cutting
1 away is (tone unevenly.
Oil a l't-C'-i
in shore a:
I Sun. la1, the current
sc
tot;
if a st rip of
lii?id thirty led wide
No i:i ii-i. ii.s were
v.-r-e!;, : . n ;oi.-t!ier
Then half a doen
ved back thirty fee
in a few hours,
mat" for another
slice was cut off.
buildings were n;
a;id the next dav the land on which thev
had
si 001
1 was all cone. The residents
! have tried to moor trees ami logs tn the
! bank, in the hope ot forming a hairier
: for the oood. but the curuiit 1.; so swift
and the water so deep that these at
i tempts have failed.
In t ne nil ilicit ion mr-et iiig i:i Mus..-
Hall, Cincinnati, Saturday night, whor-
' t I in 11 1 . f i.i 1 I. Tii.ii.i-i.n- .1 Tii,. ! . . . i , .
country nominated Hancock and ilng-
lish to
d th.
l'lc-sid'-mial c
ontf-t
I
; to this canvass attested by the:r rcseip-.a
j the liiirniory of the party in support of
the candidates who stand lor pen; e.
i order and reunion. In the speeches : -!
livered there. :i in the execi'ent sp.-cch
with which General Kwh
h
.1
work
of tii
. ar
he ot her v in
city, says the haueash r l.! '.; "
one note was dominant the del. -ri.iiiia-
,.-.i i ... : .
and with the hour we have the man,
A Di-x-knt Can va:-. ilv r.I! nn
;!!
let us Lave a dect nt t iiuvass.
The Kepub'icar. papers insi.il on it and
it shall tegln here and now.
Gen. (Jariiehl is a very nice ii.au.
He doesn't wear a corset.
He doesn't bailie in whi-ky.
He doesn"l wear kid y!ocal the din
ner table.
He hasn't a double chin.
AVe d-an't know w hilt church his wife
belongs to.
He never swears, but often prays when
he gets into a tight place.
lie is supposed to lie praying now.
His aims in life have always been
tioiioribln ini'in,iiii il..-s
I He is not a eosnioimlile, but an Ohio
! man.
He wasn't much of a soldier man.
He preferred to be a Congressman.
He was a poor bov, and thcretore had
to borrow i from Oakes Ames.
1 lo Crdvi'i- ll.o'i. l f i. 11 1 ii.i
. - ... .,v. ... i. .in.
' Kelly and Killinger wouldn"t vote for
! him for Speaker.
Tmt thev know him better now.
He helped to cheat Tilden.
J'.ut he did it to help an Ohio man.
He is a literal minded fellow.
n nil. i.,-.. i i i , ....
ut iiiiumii j 'ii n i ii .-.on.-, to t.-t ittil
w ith the lion's share of the le (iolyer
- -
0
He is a statesman of nlarged views.
That is, a free trade protectionist and
protective free trader.
John Sherman regards him as an linii-
, est man
F.speeially since the Chicago conven-
i tion
In short, he is an ang.l iu boots.
Hut he'll never te President.
For one very good reason.
i r or one very gooo lease
""ill te beaten bv II
rUbtrj l'niri-t.
iincock. Jiu-
I Another IIanci k Ii'ei-i iu.ican.
-The
i Adrian (Micli.) l'rcs says
I A :,n in-ln"c f ll.mr. k-V t...-.!. -en. r. i:s
I VXZlt
rci-i.ic in uu cuy. who nn-wn .r lii cotir:..'.
nun puieii. it o re iit to .1 ii.t.-.in neneii. wlm. at t !io
iifiii.: in 1 n-t;ys!ni.-if, 11:1,1 i.ien I'Yereume witli tin1
heat, nnd was left hy hfs ciinijinnintis tin.ler a tree
tn .-are tor hiinsc-lh He was utterly pr.trate ami
una! h; to min t', an. 1 hum. I death "ftnnini hiui In
tlie face. ;'ii. Haiieo-k uml st.i'l ratne iralh pinu
hy. and n thc trail. nit c iiiinctniler "aw the pr-.s-
n.n,- .11111:1 11111H-1 nn- ire.:, ne ri'ineii in ins imrso
nn ! Ksked wliat aiied him. Heneh was una!-." t.i
! reply ex-ept with a -n.aii. iian.-.ck i.-..pe,i p'-,.,,,
! e r , iwa.rrt c , - . ""'r-t,,nn
1 ,' hV T.. V, lll ' ' "V "".-
. ""r civin hil" 11 'r'"'k- iT-H-o.-.t.-.i with his -,'
' ,an;,s, ,. K,t',: J'ea.-hs laee and head, and s.,,-
i" ."u 01 -' iar resr.iriii'.
liiin t h it lit t mi .l si.e.', k
i iimvui-k tliou w-Iot, ssaiiilifii.in.-i.-i.il wo i,,,
. U . . '. . ","-".!:; " ynr
i-ee' i!ii iv 1 urns. TM'i'iiii.i iin-i-i..i, a..i n.i
,-v. i;.. j...... , ,.j .. ,-,ei-.iiui l'liisini. iinr.l K. i
1 itade. I'eurth (Mil. 1 volunteers M .1 ,-r,,i! -, 10...,,
i 1 r,-nl ' "t.fre y.m. My t;rt v. t
. T v "t.'.'i h7 AhraVMu?,lto,,;., "i ' uATvum
! " ever,- 1:. piihia a., e.n.ii.i.ue n-om that .1 ,v t..
: 1 1 evo 1....1 y..r photo.-rnpi, in ,,- aii.,,': f..r
X,.oll years, and ii f..n a.- you r.Wited lhe
rmni. nation 1 ? ii.i i wonhi never .Jo . a. k on .,,v !.i i
: '"'ra.tts.ior. 1 .',!,,?,:V.,,"!? y"" Wl?h a".m ''""b
-.'-.-- -- i - j - " ii am a'ii in
II--" i,ty? ii--a.ii I :ti. an I ti.:t voii n- , ,
will us we rii.l nn lhe mrnum "1 i.t.i v 1 .'. .,t
Sr.o;:.-ylvni.i Cni!rt-l..u-(i : -f.il.- tiit w.-.ik.
i i'-us rc-pictl-iliy. t ii.t 1:1 j o A . .ii: in '
!i:llli il--i at L-1f - bill-!.'.
I C fllMoW llig C v I I l ! Illg Hi I i : 1 1
Ic--, bnei iitid hi'h sol'lieily j n.i i i ! ie - .1
Wei.eriil Iliiiic.Kk at the leci-ive l.atlle o!
Gettvbnrg, N tnken from a sketch of lii-
life written ly w-n. .i.on"s . i.n-ran aiei
pnidil.-.l in :b: Philadelphia Tim' it
- -III. I T
time lx-tore the meeting 01 nie i.iii'- iiii
convention :
,-H:iti-k n tcr.tii'l anl in .in niherr t in t tie I ' '
He ! ' t-tt vl'tirif mi'l m-i-iii-'I dm very in-'arnul i"ii
1. 1 ;ir. ri tin- n'n i .t:iv lie Tr.ip n' ' uk I' t;.
Hiaila ilarinit !li'.' IrejIiMu'l r:ir-'i 7. ol-; wli-n !!.
rclM'M f.i!:"'.'iiir:it'-l tii'- nr; i.f lo n lr'-'l r.tyl
tiirv nn "iir lfn-J '1 If nir '.v.i- 1 ;11 ! im
s-il'".- : tr.-;on- . shot iii'l "lit-tl 'r '! .oeHii---cl
-. 'i' tv : it i-'-i!,p. if tlc-'ili r. M.ii.vc ":'.
Ir.o i'i.":-r Ui it tcrr.Mo tin i.irn ;oi l i.'-r-"-' wr--t.-rn
Iniili tr-'io htiit: rai---.ii-' ?t j i -1 --1 "-i- a ' r
nrii.Mi'-r in r-i.il s.n '.--i m. i.i.iw in ti.'- a 'tin
to .-(--. Ti'e I'lf.ie'Tv t,io- ! '.!:' iiT-.
:o.,l '-,i-L'!it -vr-rv !i-ht .-I..-1--T It-it
.irthtv'.ik" iitl'ir.l'c!. It v..i- litcniiy
sl,"t .iti.1 -'c-i'.. i:kc t:dl ! r.ioi -!r. - r
liftit-f'ii.e. Tn-'-" !! Ii.t i t ak- 'i l :i
t : 1 1 '.I fio w.ir ricv-r li.-el -i n .-i-;;. :! .1
r:in.,n:..;e. are! 1 1..-' ! 1 -1 - i - i n-r- ' J i
II:'-
:i
ll:.- '
-1 I 'i
.U 111.
'.1
1
r;pi
c.i-v i..r siii- r.'-uit. Ii-in lr- l-!-l t !...-- a S w :
r-: rfi-kra ii - u : t - iir.ck - ! ti.i;..:l- .ot.l - ri .
.j w.iip.!.-'l tin !! were !'r. I't'U : 1 a:-il
ru-l.ina K"un.l ! Kntu fii--il-. nt "it -tii'l
j.urei:::.- never iv..i;i i eta-e. 1 t'-n.
tee liri'iie-t lu-..rts l.n l l.'-aun " qinil. tl nrny
w.tiM-K-e'l "lie "I die nn'!-t fiah'" evc-i t'-i'.i
any urrav on cart!.. Si.- M. n!y a I .-.ifl I'.wi t"
iliv -1 l.e S-.-ir Si.:oi-r!'-l nm-r." nn-1 i - - -; I
11 aiir-. k. wini lti ft oi M o-.r Mil' iici. 'ii
liiniiiMn. 'a.:. tin r.irk'T. apt on l!f
r-.t y V:m Cyi !: in tie- linti'l "t I'n va'
I'carfl "ti tfie rilit "1 hi. lino u-ieovo
Wei!--. .
"-! ami t.
'1 lie . !!
.,.iri,rnnt!i ext.oetina every l.,..liuft t
I'.wn tin- Ir.'li; el in- men f tnc i'-.i.
i,i;;i );lU fr,,m his h-r-e pier.-,-1 i.v
n hi!
I.tit 'till he r "!? "ti. v h !c tlie sli..t r-ia: !
cra.-!iel :ir"tir..l liltsi, rvvry Tn..ii.etit ti-:ini.j n-:1
trail? in the r.: iik." bi si ":--.
St'.neoii ;:t i-y !i t ar..l -!ii il.
JioI.Uy lie nri", an 1 -Ac-il.
-F.vei-v .t.iier K'lt lii !.: rt llirdl a- !ic win.,
cl t!ic iii.iLr;i:n'--lit fi'iirau".- "t ln ' r'-n'-r:: I an-l I
r..-.lv..l t.. -In "..me'.!-it; - that !av wli.i-li .;!
r.ni il it in a.iriinr. .In-' Mati tk r--a -he-
:h-
-lt "t In-' Hue t:ie ri-f"-l l.:lit.-rie4 r,-.-, 1 t- 1 !'.
nn. I their iin.1 tary. I".1"" rt:-"iia. tierc -e.-a e:e- tj
in- Ir.-m tlie an. I a.l -. I n-j up tl-'.- I. i
llan' k knew thc artillery tire h.nl hc-en in'.
tn ilviiionil:?-. In- in- aii-1 r tin I'.ivan
tiitn illlanf ri w ti:c!i v .. I-.l::.'k'.- tin: real .Ota I
Tttrtiii.ii t:- tier-.' he r--!- M'.w 1 "p 1 1
lelt p. !T-:it. h-'l'llllU In- eat in in- en
.!. i.. w ,n.
ami "iniinar to the tr-.j- a ticy lay fiat en ;
iir-iun-l. ilar.l'y In 1 In; re.;. I.e-L t !. m-ht ! Ii,'
inn: when thc iiieii. w Ic. inspired hy thf i-urjn- .,1
tiii-ir (irm-ril. run!-! tn-w liar lly re-tr.u-i thetn
Mw, rei-eive.1 "i.!'-r- t a'.t.nk t'.c n-H nrr-u.i.
r'-l-e!. Kiaiity s'tni wlticli IIt!i--.K.-k !:! c
trate.l ,i. i.t..rtiie!r t.ri7- ti n: -,:tii- an.', s-'n tn- :
hi ! I.nii.-:.- I'.'.-.v I. . in tie- nia7'.le5 !
tin- hr.-a-i- "t Lhe .n;-l"-.i . l! wa
at,
- t-.
!:!
.ho a a,! 1.. -n-tri'i-f - M Sn:ir. "I t ! ::!"
inei! ; ii v iy ,:iii. in !:!! i r th: i i , ' !i ::ie ' e
the is - nin. one !" tin : i... k . ;.-.i r
en tur'-l h i . ,-:!. 1 i i 'y -t:i?i-l ! :-
:i!ui :;ti iir.:-i.:::---e ir.n;. i er e I r-ei-iii ami!- v.er-.- t u -i.
I lane-H-k i a - e f r-vw-n-re r:.::eir t he ? t -r:n '-f '-. : ; ii.
.1.- If he t-e-e 1 ch'l-lie-.l h'e. Afll-t. fll-t it. t.
n...:nei:t if i.-t..rv. in- lva a t -. r -el i u hi- -a ! i .'
fill.l W'.nl.t have l:.;i tin- -jr.. 'in ! 1 ! ! e ) t
l- en h. ij.e.i p. tn hi- ! r-e. A '.ail !-a i , ..-t'
hi- t'.i-j an-i : -r a t.inc- !: v. n :! . -i-ht fa- w -e a.)
,va- Hi' ; ta i.
-T. II ( ielie-.i! I,-:;,!, ' -a!! H .ilievk. :vi-!re-
! i:i h ai.ie. .! -te-i .M.tep.ii. -tint tie- tr-.-.p-
un.ler ley r.niima nd fe-.vr r.- pi:..-
1 th.
ii'.e.v
e.-lll.l-il -ieat viet'.iy. 1 in !.:. i,
in ai! .i !?- -r m tr-.M."
Vi h.-ii tl..- :n.-,i- .l,.:r...T, tin- n
era! ..le:,,e a;i.l a-l-i-.l hi- li.-ner
.e.ily -a . ain-ie.l. .-Iea.J-- s..
lan"-,'ei Unit I am .-..rry l.e i- ,-i
thank him t'.r iiiy.-i'.l :in l l-.r the
.-er-.i.-er- he ha.- ren.h-ee.i to '1 iv.'
:
ra!
'. I
! -a :oei th
. 'it - I- r
Ham ock's Kamih s Oupkii. I-'dinn .1.1;
is the full text of 1 lancock's celehiated rd.-r
No. t'nc afith. ! s.itp of which th'1 K.'pnb
licaii oi''aiis lmve sought in aii: to inipiiie
to Judge r.i.i'-'K. who pr-.mptiy S'lu.'l'-hcd :h
story b te;e-.'ia;!ii:ij a (i.-iii.ii i:-iia 1 ; 1 -j
where lie is at pieent sojou'. tiing :
li r m ijt- ai- i l nra Mil :iaia I '1 - i r. 1
.N 1
iia.KA :s. I. a.
In
r i.m.- n all
IK-r-.l i n!.-!
an. I
A - a
I ev
r e.i-
la
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nr..'. '
a n!a
I Tl Tl
ii'Jl. .-.!'
h a h ai. ! 1
nr.! ai..-! .
1.111 il l' l':!:
! .-. l i e r
the 1 . "V
naii:: .! r.
j r. - -
f :ei.-
pr-.-p.
I !
T:
tnn-T
m i.
tr-'e
ij
re -t 1 ,1-1 ui re.
l-.l-t !:. eil-.-r
e. it, - .... e.
!-"-l t-. t .t.-.
ll.- till '
f the h
1
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rr-.
r I-
i- ho. i . i i I., m - f m: i i ? - ! pri
n ... a e.-i . -i
."ii.......: liKM.i.iL V S. H.v:..
A 1 Nh Caught in a Hoy's liar.
.c terrible agony tint a inimiow caused
a.l is inn- rei.ui-u ny lli. . 01
, that cite
A i:..-t h.-rril'lc ea- ef itrierii):: rep-.n- t '- :.
N". -t-'- W silnilt :tr. a I . tiiiy ' ii . 1 !. Ii line i : the
tii Mm i- ii-,.R;i' Whitman. el i .v:-rl W h -j
n.i. n. a..l t.iiirieet: '"in-, iii-i .-: 1 1 c -.Tcj- von
' tei r: ' h-in tii" i ' ri-; a e .11,.; O.c l.i .ii afei .ii i:t
1 11. pin-! ly hi tii n;ie,-' .!r-i- h''n li.-ii. .nul:
V. In ! ii a ... in ..v.pa n;. w,-1, a 11: 111 'icr ! I 1 - .,!., at ,
In? "v 11 s.i'. Ii 1 1 I- a ia t!i )::.!, a.: ii-uiana iu '
til" SeiiUl .kill. I'-I'l -1.1, -e if- ifl. 11 . el.-.i::, :.ee 1 I,..---'.lie
in the iv: ter c.-r..! ;;:,.e- -1 .i;iy. l ei.-e
', W.-.-K-- a l- - he v. .. s i:i L v. : ii.i:. i t, m : -J i"r.i i . i, ,
-:-!l""!iii;ilr-. nn I while liiila," h- e; .1 n
t i, "k! : li ,-.-r. -. : - ii i a el'.e --: i.-- it. 1 r.-ei : i 1 .
1 ter l.e h.ni :l littir j am. fi.it it :,!-. la -Taei.'Iari .
, mi I '.-..Ti ,ri"i. ! awjy. H, j r--Po : ";.,r ii.e ,a
i witli a !i;irj. 1 i.-.-c i.i n - l. ! a;i i,.ul.l e..,;
irt-j. lie . i -I ;:ii'l :it ie.a'.e. r.ti.l 1." ui -re :;
Kuiiiti . ;.- ; a.l tn the l.i.e.tor. s- ;!; t : 10 - isiii-r
he ha.i ii te; ni.Ie l.ea.iat-iie. aiel !r- ai that ','i.e u
t. it hi a ii :. iv .i.;y- iiu.i l,e 1 p i .. iv-e 1 li.ai.inl;
I in aa uiie.a.-inc itir.-iiy. 'lii. I.y j. t. c era'.. 1
siiiail nn.l th iiaa:. l- i h ..- -. .-onl ; I: e hv. i u i c : ra : Ii
up' li ln la-taii'i :'iir. tv. i en ufi t.. o i-tiv
re.iii.-t htm aii. 1 retiat-r inni iiliteet crai-v. .en,--t
inii" t iiere tva n i 1 1 t a i h i ia : 1..T1. hut" it ii.va-t-a'il
in.-T-i-ai-e.!. .-lii.l niivnis waii i liere-l-1 Hi: pain.
N.. ph -i.iaii na- i-aiplei'e.l. a : i-n: t li 1 1. .. . i; t:
- he w.i iilli'. te,; vio; p..,!:!!!!: Pm rnni'l r. l'iif
1 :ii;..i,y iii-ri-.-i" il. me! t!:e (... pa--e. m im u'.h ep-
It-? r.'irht. liiy ojc h--t it 'Ti Iiaii'-v.' nil 1
' clicki. tle-.r re:y. heal'hy tnie. I ,n ..i.htv.iai ita-rcoiii-11'.-ti..e.l
as .1 renie ty for ram he. an-! 1 in.iiiih
! .l the Pipiui wa- .aire 1 11 '.. I,:.- aii.!.:-.- pi.-.- ie
t.i lay j,iTil int.. til.it fW"it ?iep t hut Klaw-5 liu
wakni. relief was oxp.-rii hc! . tin- 1-"-I'tctit
api-lienii'iii-i 1 t l.-ut.iioititi: nr.. I r.Isi i:-.s ;lt
iva next r.'e..!iiiiii-n.l -1 Ti... a ti -;i - ,.Pt a r-e.l
! .m l n let ..1 tat r -n.lcre.l. Tl-.:s t'n.iiLlit nn r- 1 ct
: nn.l only un- iter r.ial ne ri' hem!.!-., suf.erni.
' Matters v.eii: 0,1 in this wsv l..r ..vr two Trct-l,-
1 It Wii n,.w thmiatit that tht- h.-.v was :i".i:. te I witli
. ... ... . .... . . ... ' '
h;
l oi iii- mm M;ir;'. nn it nr-t i-'.ni:!!ri;.i lip
in!', m ie i. in- i.ci t ', it as ii s..n:e -mail .1
'i.-et
r; :.u
iv a s
- s
"ii-iiii t .'uii . . i-i.i.a oi i-nr. I'a
1 thi.- t'lTll' .iClli'. Pli Till, 11 -1;' I. ie i.i,. ..' l.-j li... .1
sieiiii; inu-snr.ii ..s-cn. lhe ;.r- -. erfh-s
t"
vlr.ir." :ire well kn.'V.n. an, I a tj : , j
I!"
latn hi-t.;r. At
- iH.'.ir
uiiii.t he !,; J an.,;
or totiu k. iin.l the j'.oa .c ;
rent ?"ay, is Mieplv iii-ii -ri'i
ii i-i.i'.iiii.:. ta? pa-
po-il.e. Iav-.ii-
. 11 . r-ii-i-p it a liii-
lh.. unlit ef. t 'p :in i ,
vurimt- part.- i.f t !ie h
At f. ii"i"l'M'k th? i"-t
"'i.y .!'.wi was nut ti. Pc
in li 1 i.e r.i'Hii nn.! t ir..ua h
us. the h.ij p.-.e,. a!! i..- t.
miTiiins he le-t .-:ief ! 1 1.
prc- h.-inl hifiiin-t the lnhc m li
Hi- nimher
iiii-l aroni.il
:iiie,i, ami w,ii., ina ii , .in. Ik
, thc livau !
a Mimil i;.. j r-.i-i-i! ii
Ins 1 r.ilre.te. She r.-
. hi- e..r. s; e
lehe.l t-.r it. Vet
" !" kite. el. p.. '.,
I t.. he 11 I1M1.
j fan -otni I
f! Iii'in h i,!.
I ever tnu in
a-i.i p. lii il i.et a SPt
he- ..;i-. w!:-. i 1. 1,, i
I '' "it- i-peeii-1 n.-i-il l y in.inv m the .ii-eiph- el
17'iaK wiiium ii,r li.nt. 1 iiciii ,1 :aie nl'.f t,..; rx
leritnceil. Tii.. ',.,,, -,.,( h. j. v.,,-ii ,.- j ; - v
pom:. Is hml !m :n n im-iv,! e-,.in his htn.l i.n l ii.I
liif.liiiti'.y he.oi fi ttt 1.1-tK-r
V, ho Went to the H 'ah.-(iom r .l M
M-i:io;i, of New York, disring a recent con
versation stated :
"The i-hiini that the lo pt.Mi. an partv re-ten d
fio I'niau. is nn !::sul; tn ihc pei.ple ,.i tne I nited
States, who ili,i ti,,it w.irk irre ipe.-tive. ..I 1'artt.
...... ..... ... ..,,., iini i- n .-- - lia ra..
Ins 'utiiitry it. in s.:i when t he ii.i -a. . . i, . . i
-.1 .
nt iMii!ii!ir, iin-rc had tiei n iii! ,.n n;.,, ,,..,.
1 es. Soil and i Vtw taat !i,en v.as MI, ,J ,.(.
j visum. I'm tiiiif the i.e. ph- r -,inu!'-oi.,..I.!v ,-s
i ;'.'"! n? a M.vcreia-n pe-ptei.! del.-i...-
I in. m. !he a-mies that thr. 'iL-ed ilu- ti.-i l t '! -:
l' -rt the i-.mo we-,. e..n,pi.- d ..t a laive i'is-m v
j "I .(-I-ITS. I .i-i net Il!e::n !N
;iit- I. ) !i' pe:lu ,,:irty ot that tilll'.
tl: - !l -lit t : .
' ill V l.-.-s 1.:
1.1. a e i I, 111 oio .eil-..rif,- I -!y : 1 Ta.r.l.l tl .li
i. cent ey i :i 1.1 -n tint tile c.i:w0 . I tie
in..n was
l lie i-.nv e ... t penple. an ; t l.e 1 1.
is wire
j ... .. .ii.i;-. .,, in .;. ii.y.ii i.i!, ati.S llilil hecf I, r
y. a -s. ii ii i i-.-n-i -e.l. moreover, a laro pr.-poiiil. r
; an".- .l the liai.tiiiu in reem tin-i-uiiTitrv tt ..v t-.-.t-I
"rally cofio-iPuted t.n --r.-ntar ntthiK.rih the bi.i. t
. iitiiiu-.-. "Ihiittiiis was triieot Hi,. e...l.-r ci-f he
f h.mn in an iii-'int. 1-, unr-ul rc.-aiinnw wi in."t
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HOW TO
GET almost
Everything.
Do you fcno'.v Iir.-..-1
in thi easiest way a-vl .T.
advantacrc Vv liat yoti v. ;.: t f r
dress and housc-f;:rnih:- 3
First, how. Write f Va
catalopnie ; si v. V.t ',-- : -n
learn frnm it ai : ;t the i-:..
you want. If sanij,' c:.-, y.
useful to you, ask f r t't n
and state yo;:r v.-.-.:.t- s
plainly tliat exactly i'.:-- r .
samples can Lrj s nt.
Second, where : The j ;-.-
where gooils are k-r t in t'..,
greatest variety; where, t'. -arc
sold for wliat they r e.;1
are in respect to qi-.hr
where prices are 1 v.'V;
where most care is t.ih ?!
to serve customers acc-pt-ably
; and where y-.-.i heve
the riglit to return v. ::.: Vfr
is not satisfactory'.
There ni") natter h..-r
you are if you nahe v ,r
wants known and av;.:I y, , r.
self ef your privilege. j
will q-et the best th:n -s In
the best way, proir.t ilv r.r, 1
without trouble r ri-'-;;
sometimes by mail, -
times l.y prr-c, r;'rr.--:t
always at less co.t f .r e..r
riage than the money y-j
save in tlie price.
John Wanamakcr,
Philadelphia Ta.
Clef aut, TMr.eilh, Murku ti ;-i-:?r.
VV-' NAioAKER ft F-O.V.
MOW TO
GET Clothing
under Price.
If we r;-! ! : - il r. "ih:ie
more ot thus and i.itl-r l-.-s
of that, wo ct e.i l ::: -.k-
t. lines come ret ( v
last man that ran-.: ia v
carry !! tlie Iat r-i::l
v.e can't. Our. d
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stock tlicrc are a
sizes
yone.
c it when
The best we can i i
Aviiii these mc.
o.l-i tl
rrcnts is to mark, the:"! 1 "v
enough to set a er-at r'.r.r.y
people looking a;:;o:a ; t.v.-'n
for bariraha s.
TIais we d.- every t.ay at
this time ef year : an 1 h :
now we h.a e cn-x: . i it
such to stock a litti a st v
Besides, odd part-; ol . .'".s
get left coats, vet.s a" i
trousers. We have a ."
in which there is r ::'".. aa;
else. There ii in th.al r ai
cheaper cloth inyf than y a;
have any notion of. . 1
it thc Dargain-Roorii.
Tlie.se inarked-tl. ev;:"! sa."
anil garments are ot a .!
sorts; they may be ;.a-;-;
the best in the store.
We force a continur! t1 ar
anee of such articles as
would only embarrass -a-;
and keep our stocks always
fresh and full.
Wanamakcr Rrov.n.
Oak Hall. Sixth and Market.
Philadelphia.
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