J ':f! Yf fill lilt I V) H V . ESENSBUHC. PA., I ? HID AY. - - - - Is'OV. 26, tSSO. ; X COSTlTUTiOSAL AMF.MjMF.NT Jirniiib'tt- ; i.g the manufacture ami w!e nf liquors in ; except for medical and mechanical .ie, was adopted at trip late election by a , vitijority of twenty thousand. The- people of - le v,hu'.i c-.mi:try will now wait with mix- us interest to -ee whether the LrnWature . f K.u: -rts can enforce this amendment by , ilatute. to as to make it mean in practice vhat it says in letter and in -"pint. If it can re will believe with Sam Patch that ,;iome ruins fan be dune as well as other." nEi'OHT got into the iiew?pn;n !s nt v lose of last week that Harry White w diidi-.late for Clerk of the isriT IU:' the a of 'lepie.-er.t itive, Whit-:, l.owc.cr. in a ttts .atcli t'j the ri.il:i'!el plii.i 'fi licnies the ruth of'tiie statrfii.eut and s.is he aouI.Iu t ! ik the position if itv.n.s oifered to l:l;u. .!!iuiii:i tiiat he will not 1 e after the clerk ship, it by no mean- follows that he will not be after something else, for it is hard to be lieve that this country could j -t a'oni; even hi a ti'.erabie way, w ithout White iiol'.iinn r.n tV.ee. The official returns cf California show that .fit; of the Hancock electors have majorities rauim? from s7 to lit. The Pimo cratie elector, I'.ivi'l S. Terry, w as defeated ty IJer.rv Kd4.11 ton, 'mt cf t'ie iarfiehl elec tors, by 'o7 votes. If lacl; Ch .miller wcie liviiiT. and if all the six electoral votes of ; l a'ifornia were neccs-.-ry to elect a r.e-eub-lhan Fivsiileitt, what a nuhle ojiportoni'ty would be l:er; alTon'.ed h',;n, and how eapcr- ' ly he would seize it, for the cxerciie of the tame villainous processes which served hini . so well four vears api iu stealing from Til- ! le n the votes of Louisiana and Florida having them counted for Haves. I lv. Skf.rm.vs in speaking one day last week of I ieneral Hatwek said: "He is a straiht-forwaril, hih miu i.'d, honorable man, of whom no oSic-er cf the army could ea an iil word." ThU shows that !ier m in is a gentleman whoc:.n appreciate !h.e meiusof a fellow-soldier like Haii-'ock and p'.iL:ic!y commend them, and i:-.t hire (jrant, iu his interviews with preachers and iiev.s. I :'. per reporters, en;..! in the !"W bus':ne:.s 'f traducing and utterii-i; falsehoods about him, for the base purposf of m.ikin political carital for a party which h ul bevn ruined and destroyed by ei-ht years of his corrupt a:.d lawless rule. Some of the be.-t known otliccrs in the army are so t!:oron1ily dis jtustetl with Jrant's want m a:id s--urri':ous abuse of H.i-ieock, Cn.it they have declare,! they will never again shake him by the hand. And this mode of reset. tit. his studied ami malignant atraeks upon Haneo-k would be the most t:nt5:!!.! rebuke our wculd be Knt peror could pos-ij'.y rec-ie. Fop. all praetical pi.rj -e-; the election of Pie.-ident really (ccmn-d on the -econd i f November, but it will !.ot !eca'.:y take p' .;' tint il next Wt -dnexiay. Dece!.,i,er 1-f, "!i;!t being the day vb n the tlecli-r of the oitiVr t nt State- are rr'iuir 1 to meet at their ie spee'.ive State capitals f..r the rripo.-e of casting t!i.-ir rtes i'...r Prt.-ident and Vice l'residetit, and tran-u.itt'r.j ei rtU'cate-sthere-of K Washinet 11, w!.e:-e tr.cy w ill be opened and read by the Vief i'ie-ide: t or. l'..e;ece:;d Wednesday of I'ebri'ury. 'I i,e (ri.'.!:al tie siU of the elect ra! v ttmn was t-. take tise choice of Pusi.icnt -ut of li e 5 . : : t . i of tf. meters ai.d -t,trt:.-t it to the iu-p- d v isdt.ni of a select body of nn n ('.lie ea i t. rs; i:i each Stiite. '!ie p-)-.v-r of the electors is pii'-eiy disi-ieti.jt.aty, sinct tii-v tiro umter no legal oblige.' mo to (:," f-r person. I u eun chot -" whit ple.i.-e. The oiiti:.:! fhigt since been lost "ubt of. a;:.! all; : er h-tvlog t. being voted for as the I s, i,;-.ii , tf particular .-ar.ilhh-'.e, the ei.t chiiiefy. which is "oi ".ii awk" l-er me in nt i-i-miplisi.it.g it- re elt , ', rpi !!:.: :iit! rnd cent f! Ti ' -e, ( m.:b to be ai.olii,"ii at d tf..-; -'i". : '. : e--:i.f.: ton direct vi to (,f Ve :. '! "he p opinion of tl.e i re-itry' v. .il ii-rv s-.. think, be ULanimt n i;i tlcii .i.rii:;; st; rhiUi-'o. TtlF Job'.st,.", fact that It.o st:, : :.:.:.." ill :. i. r f I .iuois is li. oi.mc t onlv in debt, b it tin-, a .o adds, as an e-.pli'.n i condition of naVr. ' b.ocTi for a long titne 1 bi:ie ought to kic.'v, row inform it. that t Illltmis h rl n - t t c f the way - r-.-.d n:i .'. nal red ui i ; n ; n.i ;e'i br publi d: bt ihati surplus in t : ':. -:i of tb's ,r, :. 'h it "li.iuoi- is 'at r' lb m-h'ir.' t! Tiie 't v. e 1 pell it ..I.., t: ao ti" , .t : o I tbeti-., ant bar p'lr, bis i:, '. 'r Mb f a ,'- i - Of,' in the l.:.; j. . red.it. Wh Congress, at lie can er. !.e ly S 1 11 '.ro il at h Of grant in,' an im::.- it o the ; -ablic is C.-idrtil il tli-.t the ) the treas- lands :n t: at sj.i l'ai!ro;d. eo-.t; 1 railroad should tiry of the Ststt ?ales of the i.ir. should bo a j pii. a ten v p ay ! It a ct rtata pereentare on the rtiit.tcil, and that this fund the payment of the State debt. As the lands the annual paj m.'"i re isedio value, soJi-1 ti the trea-iirv incr. ae in amount, until the last been wi; ! out, Tri'jun to rob t'ne 1 f latesmanship atol f this matter and to a h'i't of the late has at We cannot p-trmit tit.? r.etited Donglas of the ft i.-ht he displayed iti ntopri o., nli (.,;,,;;(; to the l.'ertibli. an ; arU . Iy without to;;:::!. t! ion : p'tereot yp, d claim Unit the 'i'he claim i a ulfer mmh so as the l .epiiie'.c;-;! party, unit i'e f.1e i-t rr.,-i. r$, ;; et.titli sive credit of 'the mo-.thlv rt I t'i the ox.-lu- ! ut t ion iu the public debt of lie I'tj-ted states. Hr. t.tM npf pf iri i,n pr. fe-'loital pick pocket, w ho hid been only a sh.nt ti:i-( out of the penit.-titiary when he wai appoir.tvid by Marshal Kerns a l.ibil S'ates I 'puty to protect tiie ptiri'y of the bsllot-b -v at "the late election in Philadelphia, having resumed his profev-ien, was Kt week again eonv ictv.d and taken bi.r-k t pri-on. When ti.e connr TTiati.m of Kerns w .; pending in. tiie fenafe, and v.ia ntiie Ih-tnociati': metnbcis of that body were r e.f. Te.jtpy v.t: I to trjc t it, k'l'.:::, it will ;j0 ri r.tor M. D'.na.id, cf la bor 'if the commit' "-e ba', and thrni h that S. r.:' or ..i Wer. .) Sett- ito, e. ho v. tis a m. m ing his c-setn charge, ir p ro." tire-! a ftvo: .-i-ati. :i by rrtukiitg to ble report on his cont'ri: nt ;, bim. as the Senator espi.-.iti Hon. V.'!.!. A. " .ih.l'e, tiff d iu a letter to iph.it ie ; romi-e that if he was ootitirtiicd by n,o r-ei.ate would aj.potnt a very dart rent s--l of m-. t: act a-- (l-riify marshals at tiie election in 1 I." to from those he had a; pointed in is;?. the fait f,f thl p'edge he was e-mfirmed. noil a ad this pirkp. t k-f, Mamh-rf.cld, is one .f the six hundred moii he ',.;, ;...(,, j,rf ,.,,,.( (i;0 purity of the ballot-boxes in I'ldladi tphht. If lie was the only oae .f the sort selected by K'-ms h tnight i"--llily be rieus.-d on the ground of tnKiake. bat frtm an article in the Philadelphia IToioi a few !.;;. s r.f;. r the elec tion in refere nce to Kerns and deputies, it was made very plain that a large number of tneiii were c p a'dy rilsn-pi. table at.d lioT.'riC 'ts r Matn'cifu-:,!. Kut W lad is thai to KeTs row r.P' r bavi ,a proeared his coii-r,v-.i,. !vV 0i sharp tr.ietic on Senator If tiie rresiiU'iuinl election this yor.r li.t.l 1 b"on as c,os, as tliat 0f 1S'B t!": kf,'at i( 'l ju.lif IVrrv. one of the Ilancofk elector in ! California, anil the success of a Garfield elec tor in h's piace. i.iitiht have pToxhiced very far-reachiii'4 results. Terry's defeat is due to thekilliii;! by him iu a duel iu Ifv 'Jof Dav id S. Broderii k, who was then one of the United States Senators from California. Broderiek was a stone mason's apprentice in New York w hen the gold fever of 1 !. broke j cut. He went to San Franci.-ro, where lie soon became ki.i'wii rs an atlr iti-inl skillful political ornanizer, and was in due time elec ted to the State Senate. His ambition -was to occupy a seat in the Senate of the United States, and after three unsuccessful attempts lie w::i elected to that position iu is.'.". At the Coii'Tiessional elections iu California in the Ih odei ick candidates were defeated, Terry, v. ho w as then a Judge of the Supreme Court, having taken an active part din'ms; the catt-.ruiijiii auain'-t them. For an imputa tion r n Terry's judicial honesty by Ir;n'erick, the former chalieneed him and the duel was fought ten miles out of San Francisco, at a di.-ranee of ten yards. Biv.ierii k'R hail struck the pround a few feet in front of Terry, while Terr '3 bail Sodcred in Brodcr ick left Inner, from the effects of which lie died in a few days. Terry was indicted for murder, but for seme rein-mi was never tried. Bioderiok's death caused a fcclh'g of t!eep regret 'limit -'iunit the country, and in Cali fornia, where he iiad hosts of devoted friemls, the indignation against Terry was Aiiie sj read as it was terrible, his friends re.ua rd ir.;4 his death under ail the ciieutiisianees surround ing the dud as nothing less than an assa.-Miiation. Judge Terry, we believe, is a Texas man, and went to California s-on after the discovery of cold became known in lire States. "Al l. the world and the rest of mankind" have been given to understand by the editor of the Cincinnati Cvnimei-cinl that th -re are thr e persons who should he treated very cooiiy by Carfield, viz : Abrao.i S. Hewit. who expressed tue opiuon tmt Caif.eid w roie I'sc V- uirsese letter : Jetvr.iiaii : s t;:.i, v. who "pretended to be his friend and finally struck him a shameful blow," and General Kosecrans, "whose language was unbecom ing an officer and a gentleman." The man w ho speaks thus for Garfield said in his pa per the day foef.Te he was nominated at Chi cago : "The chatter about Garfield is nh.-urd ami ridiculous. He has no lecord to run on." In connection with this threatened social os tracism by G.uGeld of Hewitt, Black and Bo.-eerans a calamity we hope they will he able to survive nothing is said as to the. manner hi which Garfield, when he becomes I'residetst, proposes to tieat J.ul.e P. Poland, X. P. Banks ami George W. M'Craty, the three loyal Republican members of the, i'o l:nd Committee who said, in their report to C'ngtess that Garfield had been guilty of bribery and perjury ; m.r is a:i thing said of what is in reserve for the c-dUors of a!l the leading .I!puhliean papers iu the oour.ii y, the.Xew Vo: k Ti i'j i' r.t and the Xew V-:k Timrs bcii.g conspicuous armtir; ihem, v.i'.o tmlorscil the trv.tii of the cemmittee's report. JadL's Black didn't say anything about Gar I'.eld that had not been provi -;;sly said by his own Tlepubiican friends 11 the committee acting 011 tl.eir s'!cma oaiiis, nil of wl i--h was coneuircd in and enforced by the 11. pub lican preso of the cunny. If (i.iifl. id in tends to reeognlze only those who did n...t snlsf like to the tret!', of the Po'srid .-.r-l Gi. vr reports, his receoth- ::s at ti. White House i wi.l he very sparsely alien led. ! C: If . I .- in i '. oils CUVC h: coiio tblt of Well k!,' .if f.if -e K' I ti i r:. ill":'. '"i I V o I e: iv lie v 11 . . oi :i".;ec the c'.i.i 1 1 ; ml. .:i: Mr. d o t . ii'b t!l lh" r-:Ve !!!,.:; etl i-t i ri v ml th, be be h..s : . i . : ; if: icy j.- :i Co be; I' t :', hi it ll m -cf " ti i i ;tr- i i" ,-t f. i t. r. ills tic :. r i k. V hen he , at all. lion .!fl i.: Witii hi - i i ' )w."!l '1 a Ill I'el l"!",,lt v i. rml. rk.il. li N I . :;"h. i Cue 1 :.::., ot u-i.e.l at f e c - . f wound w, hid l.-al if i le.I he c- .i ' r tit . res. S Oic'e. I that .-hriii" s. li .iv v ckipel ".v.t t lio.i ?o (,;. A' iite e: leav I: u hi ot W . km r :tc,!. So-, i.mi ..t. ; I i he iiiti't. ben .t v and ..: !. s-ic; bv iii.. ;i:,! e.o . . Vt it of .t W: hi I. H i of the b, :.n.i Mtlb-d f f r ti there i 1 1: mortcr from ti e dissolved, vva ' -hravers v. ere shcL s 'he came away, ."md. l.:t-t Sin i.iy ,is. and uo" walks He says that at '.pie are cmst.'int iy ft- II; 1". ill hi i of th ! eraO S li to Po rt J, loui (Iiiiieiiliv eii-.amis of j,-:-I .".; ' I i .nt of f I !!",e. heve ! and ' 1 et'tl h- ai let I i ili-.iV 1 op C 1 i ; fiat'te Leeti e,; use. I by the -j-rving iii.snt citizens. :-.iii. il t-es i",i a 1... ; ;' sc r.-.titop e: al ptoii f n il !"i ti p ..Is be v ti :-' ot f .e. tioii in ts, res; m f.vn p-.yi-.g ::;:y ticy d.cpo-ite.l in ir : li ds P...- '',.-. . is. The a- iioc has ! e.-n in. SiKo.o.n Poor le iird tinder a il and foil. id in I'nr- -r tre tt"o :J of Sets roviib s that Make ' i t::.-t bv i oer 11 " I i a-i :-f'!i.i!l, ' IT. II s f-.r ; a !":5 P- "rds f 0" the fab :,niot!nt pi'.i in their bund t. dob': I'i'dl i .-, I'" ro a psmniiieut n tr-diir:! of that citv. i ai ! ov r a h-i-jre suoi tiiat !:. held, and 'it 'is leli-vtd that the ei: t ey ran bp reeov. r d by th-.? b'?rd. " , ai '. y ' 'oitimis-io! er 1 ierney is t.r.ain; the i '.:".'"i'a r upon y.i.'ea no.tlces hiv.o tieen serv ed, and further pri "eeoiuLrs in th.e r.i.vtter will be w,:t.. h,e.i with trr.-at interest bv the pei pi of .So rant i n and otheis. (Jovr.jtvon J.vvtr.. i. ,."it r.t ms. of Indi ana, famiti rly known as "H ue Jea.is" il bams, died Rt Cue Pxcutive mansion, Imli ynapicis, on Saturday tnorning last, after a brief illness, in th- 7::d ve.ar of his ae. He was a typical A rierie.i" poor and frienilh ss in his youth, with, no edueatioiial advantages but v. ith ureat native force of Character. He was very popular man in Indiana, and orved the peojtlf in various capacities for many years. He was elected Governor in 1-70, tiller a fierce contest in which his .pp. neiit, Ben. llanis oii.'pi rhaps the most popu lar llepubliean in Indiana, was defeated by o "er 5,no0 votes. Mi'HtKt. D.vvi it, the a -rent of the Iti-h T.t't.d l.e .gue in this country, 'of whn:-e threat' n.d arre.,1 by ti e rirl'i.-h tioveritmer.t me n his flvrival at Qacnstov.-ii we pki! na-utioii last week, v.tis in Cork on Sunday. As he had then been on Iiih .il at h-ast. tw.n t. a. iciir Hours u -t him. if it iU'o'.este .vas vci teen aba ii. the ii-.i !-. i .n cimtemt.Iate.-l. Kionetl, ;it least W dtp d st rn. to have mi ine pit sf-nr. uavitt aitnressed a lartto hind liifet'-ng at Mailt. w, county Cork, on tiday, and nrg" 1 the member of th.a I.nml Leasee t". j'ttv -nt violent e if thev wished to retain the sympathy cf America. " llovv Sh SAvriiIh:itPir,i,iS(i.-' I .hr,H never sgain fee! so awfully nervous about my babi.-s teething." wiitc a pratef n! moth er. ''.Ve almost hit oor little darling livi lon sttto-li f cholera infantum, but haj pilv heard of Parker'? Girtecr Xonic in time. I to"k a few spoonfuls myself, hich soon cuT-l my nursing ba'oy entirely, ami ?.n .e casionsl dose h is kept rac ami baby in i-r.cli v-ffeetly ood he.ilti:, nr.fi made us so strong ami cimfori-ai-te. ttia: I wr-atd net be without t:;" reliable tnedleititi for worlds." A Mo'ii cr of Ihookh n. i 11-12. -im. i Gr.N-. (iitxxT, in reply lo what theJJPiti , burg fr,ii Oil 111 a SiohhiTlito sr.ffdi of Wh'te- law Ib-id at. tie Lotus Cinb, New York, cnni , memline the lb nera! for a place in the I'ni- t-d sta'cs senate for life. c:,id p, was toxoid i to velniiteer but i r. aid be prevse.l into anv seriiae wh-re il woaid le con:fo,fabtc to I l.:meif. It is in order ftr the noble baud of I :to; tr rife up and provitlo a pi. ice for the great itnoi ouph-,!. I7cMr.r;r.r.i Ar.viK.-I sow so irmch : about the merits of Hop P'n-crs, and my w ife j who was always doctoring, aud never" well, teased me so nt ' f 'v to ct -l her some I c.n i eluded to be humb-it' t'-.d n-min : and I f.ih cdad'I did, for in i-ss ibrn two montiis' u of : the Ikttrrsmy wife was cured ard she lias ''.'-' - ' ' , t eh ' '"'' --o- thx wiree. I . r , . ' o . r r s-. o , - oru riiiLAii:i.riUA i litiiii. rOI.ITK-.VI. MOVK.MF.NTS i-1 C is OY MV.tlWC COM.HKS A 10S1I.V)I U'1IOX lOMFsT TlIK OKIOtNAI. OAl.i Itl I) " 1 I. THK 1I MO( I(A I 1' I'KAt V. ( OlSMISSIcN TttE IMIKreMltNT W.l'VW.K AS M i'. MKNT "TIIRRE ISNOTSINO I.IKE I.F.AT!! EIl" I.'IT T!IK S( !l TH l'.l.M.V !N SOI ID AN .MU.-TlH KATiC ILVH K. PlilLAPEIfRIV, NOV. -.', 7'o (lit KJitor of Ihe J-'rctrnan The political movement in this city which shows the ii. .t crovtin that of. the HepuV lican ti'ine s men, the leaders in w b'e haie laboring assiduously and repoit eonti-.r.ious progress. ( Hil pohiieiam a-'rce that the sit uation in the local political ;i.!ii was never so complicated as at pio-nt. New move ments are coming to the surface, old ones are developing offshoot, ami even the regu lars cannot loreshadow the near future of their organization. All of these, however, are on t.'.e !. publican side f the hoii'-e. The Democrats are ht-tnding st!id. ltojh v, iiic;s a:e in.ilpd, and, it is claimed, v. id conl itme s;. it is coiu'iioioy assumed that the IV-mociats will put a straight ticket m the tield and will present conservative nom inees of unexceptional c'uaiacter. SI C l L-s K THE IlEKUtl I OAC !KS. .Fudging from the put.-nage tf the first few tii'tys. the suce!-s of the ileniic coaches ap. ear.- essurt-.l. Tiie only objection r.ii-ed r.jair st the few depHitiire is l!:at tiie num ber of vehicles is ihsuihcient. That they have met a want in the matter of cheap trar-it no one cau doubt. Thou-who rule on them say they are comfortable, of easy motion, and" make better time than treet cms. A t OsTLY I1.ECTION CONTEST. The mindc'i al election tf February :a?t. far n it n-iatert to '.he Fifth w. i 1, was one i f the most corrupt that ever d;si;raeed tiiiseiiy. JVrsor.ation. iritim; -ia". ion, perjury, forgery and false counting were resort? i t by i)c'' Mouat's adhtrem., the re1-;;!', of loi.-ting ;:pon tiie peoj.ieof i'le Fifth waul of a man whom tiiey rojeetcd nt th.e b.!iot-bex. i.ml a coiites.t he iieu. nearly a vear, a! n cost of over ten th-m-.i.vi ihai5, and the taking oi over twenty-tour liious.-i.-a p,i;t s of ci-'-se-ly prh.ted tt-.-t;mo:iy, has been the ptve p:d't "By 'lie way. 1 w id lcre luc.iie.u! p.liv re tmts'k, that cs'Ci)iii;r:i:i:;i!i ilotiat is m.w re vising tiie Kepu:. .lean rules, jw.-rhap lail.t iiox ?tult".:.g in the Fil'lli ward v;!l eo".ie e.'i-ier. I he propor-itien. l o.vewr. to tuin ever the Bepui'iican party of i'iiimdelpl.ia to Couneiimai: Mount to be itfi r:ued does not iufpirc uiib-.iiiiiit'il ei.tiia-i:i !a. THE OI.iviIS.VL t.A r.i- IKI.'J HELS'.iATR. The original G.u field dch-u.ite iu the ( di et go convention arrived in tnis city on l'ii (iiiy last, and was a ili-stinguished guest !it the .Mercantile Cinb. He, it will be remem bered, voted for Gat Held first, hist and all the time, and never once flopped." This unfaltering delegate tarries with him two It tiers received irom General G.rfieid, ami a. so carries vvnii nun ( ;! mm: s pimtograpi ., 1 1 vvhii ii the (.em rai very kind. v sent li.i This originid Gai field delegate's Christian iniiiais are W. A. M. atul ids smnian o is tiieer. It it not p.o-Ml.-Ie at this wr'ting to give a i'u'1 and correct history of this first, l.'.-t and nil thv! time ( larticld" rlelega'.e, but learn that a eoiupirin hi-!n:y of his life, vir tiics and exploit, ti ntiii nil taken from au thentic .-oincfcs, wii! be given in an improved volume, am! wii! be rcspt:ot:'ui!y oifereU for the pcru-ai :t his countrymen, as also all others who wish to see human nature in its most finished form. It may uor, howwver, he i'lapp-lMpliule, tior shiiuiii it ho e-m-ldel -ed exag-wratioti, to say, that .Mr. W. A. M. tVr er, the oiiginal Gnrriold delegate, is the son oi parents and was born at a very early period in his lite. H:.-, fai.her was a "mam man" ami his mother s a 'female woman." W. A. ii. G. was a very precocious young ster ai.il an excejitioi.ady good one. He was a good boy. a vol v go;! boy imb-ed.. lie was lu e from t'ne ginitof impaling ilies witii piiis, of pelting tr-.'g'? witii doi iiicks, of rob bing niu's' ncstij. or stealing Ids mother's .-Uuiir, and all other devilish treks of bad be -. i!o was a good, precocious youth, aiiv! i'ecau.e betier and more prtcoii ea , ;lH lie a-:ai.eed in ;'g", as his action at Chicago e e.ti.y deni .nsli:f.e-. No voire Cia too I'.ii',. l to sj ,..ik, no pm can be to vigorims to wri'e ihe p,a:.-es of him who l.eer faitereil, but voted lir-.t, l.;st and :.ll the time for Ot n. Gaiileld. !t":oi tuTir : -e Comn.i i-l.v; Siotl : re orxttif tor .iii be in t'. e :i:e C.ii.S , f 1 'I he i'c, this wee'. I ,! e.'at aecel ted t jti-y wiii ti;:,t the ; :. iti n -i ms :e Co;.. a. ill lie;!, li; j,;, be ( h. -ilv ill.i V eie, let M'.. :..! ; inlay iii J.i: Tt.eU -Ail: 1 es. and it js g-te ridiy -e.il i' 'cwil ruo sot t i.e. 1. i hi.- ioiiicat ion- ar j i: 't.s w.il pi si pon- d in i iei-ctiibe-r u-aii toe laty, at w nkh ti:ne (he l.-.-t i.tdy lor the :io",i i.et Mayor, I; . ei v cr ire fell 1 1 ,. con n of ti:- fit e . iix- iifi! -.'.tv ot tie: i'e.u I' :.iv the two wi ;s ep,vs a sit) .e -c-ti "i ... i. , tMO.i EN (.;.;." ; lie 'I Ho si x mom mo represent ,e party. Both ii'.ociss ij abj-Jd .iin.issi'-n. l-.t 1 w i: Peaet; C " i.rt nl.n AN MOVJtM K.NT sioti in local ro- .."it; '.' II:' or on. ' iili. "It 1 ti t 'it zeiis I. t'l t !:e:-;::tli. -n mo- emeut. 'the bust- t'tess men ct liie e;ty r i o:o;e to have Ike ad i -ti "tit mit of t'.e citv com'.ue'.ed mi b.isi t.fss priiv aplos. and, above a: I. to have im-n i t -terlir.g iii;e"."ity a., o iblie otliccr-. i k-; l ati'e bif.V.'Ct! I'lL'bt r.l-.'l wrotlg !.-i-tWfce!l tioiii-s r-.i.tl o-.vitc is til tiiis city ti.is ce;t-eal to !. one of rliplor.mcy. 'i'here is mi middle ground on which tiie two can meet and make common cause for the party. It looks now as if the I.'eptilmYan oro-.m'tat ioti v.iil liuve to yield to w ii ttever policy ami eandidrtes the ei treLV moventent may adojil. Ju,t now the thttmlcrs of popiihu- icvolt are loud er and more threatening than evr before, "r.ttnr. is jjoikim. i ikl i.hatki.h." Ur.rti ftiiro ! ii ri'r, una ii,-;.: a uI".atlou. A t': '. iiti i rt: nit ..:;d i: firt. a - -a : .-. ail nt'cun K.rc: m 1. 1 - . ii.iof.n. a bat - c.il i 11 i ue . t Illc iVitl tii it TT.H WSll Rt, Hi I i to T U-, o.-o r. ra:i. :s.i. J, -1 rv vv.:. t:.'. , 1 r- i"-a,i up'tti ta.' h.'.N hich thc.c t 'cs'l'T, :.-.-. tbcru't ucth.i.tc i:k! ;. ou p b'.-'Ols aR,l sh fx ajsrv a;. I'.t.'cis of civ ii zation. and tilt 1. of a t!,o;:-ai:d tcj i ts of these import. re I i - a notable ;.-". trr.iii.l a.cturers of f gather. i: j in tms cpv -,f i .ofiit tti e iiit!ufa tur- '. ot articles of huiaan r.p- i out. Tii 1 oof ac! shoe ; he Ihiiicd stiitt;, held a : I'o.ivctiti.-n in tots city la-t week for the i on- ; siderstii.n of a proposed eonstiiution for a ' fxtir.iiiKiit orga ii :..: ion, ' to be railed the ; "iiooi. and Sh.ie Manufacturers' Association of the I'nited Stale':." tt wan a n: tabic giitherltig. An iilea of the o'.t.itaeter of the , assemblage toay be had when scores of the ' prmtitm i.t men of thee: antty were present. ! At this leat b.er b.tnijm-f, among the numerous 1 toasts jjivcti and re-r-omled' to was. " I he : Slice and Leather Trade, of the I'nited states," responded to by 1-aac II. Hailoy, of ! New Viirk. editor of ihi- .s;,o and Ltitlhtr U'y.nrl'r. S ho en gainsay the cur: i. r'.s as- ! serlitii, "'I here is not iiing "like leather."' I I.tT T H Ft SOL i It KKMAIN SOLID. i In the event of neither party in the North '. having amaj nitv of the whole number of j members of ti e lih-ctoral Colleges, the South , remaining solid and having the balance, of powvr, would be in a position to make, her ' own t t:ii 'ny putting her vote where it ' Would do her tin- most good. If the- South would decline to participate with cither par- i ty in the next Presidential contest, and cast ' its vote for a ticket of its own, the Democrats j would have a bt ttcr chance of curving sc.'- i eta! X'Tth.i rn States. Should th.e Kiectoral ' Collect- not be abolished, the Democrats can ' carry enougii of the Northern States to pre- t vent the Republicans from obtaining a ma- j b rify of the electors, thus throwing tiie f-lec- tion into the House of Ileprrsenta'ive. Had this course been pursuer! this year it would have eeured the su ce-s of Gen. Hancock". ! The w isest course of the South i? to remain J soi d. Let it continue as a unit, detach it- ! self from the Democratic party, r.nd throw its j ma ,-ed strength for i's own candidate. P-v ' doit.g this it w i.l relieve ti.e Democracy of j the North from the im-uhus of a sectional al- i hrnee. tithidi. wddle it brings tii handsome ! Ciirtnhution of l.i.S electoral votes, effectually i cuts off the chance of getting tiie supple mentary 47 electoral votes needed to secure a j President. By ail mtaus let the South re- main solid, detach itself from the Democratic pasty ar.d throw Us massed strength for its ov ;i Candidate. AN AricTOCnATIC DEVlt K. It is propi sod by the Pcpu'oiit an Central t,tmi;iiitti e or .ew ork tiiat our ex-r x-l resi- i Pie nifec,' ble nif.-mber.ship in the Senate npoo their re- -ver'V r VTo ''' v T; , , , f Vm he "v, mr" ?- n r '- 'I V lV- 1,11111 me American r-eop.e. It is an ansto- .,,..; ,i.., I, .... e. .i . c j !0 a:lTllVl!l 'f OBr ........... ...... ... ,...,,, v. im.- i-i.t.t ffu.a- p-.'i.ii vveaio eoiistnuie a oangeTii!! suture a dangerous prece- nV, "lSO n augnrate.1 to make arbitra- rttt.t. it was on! liioveiui in was maimnrateu to make arlutra- t-ns o it of Spureme f tourt Judef, but that v as a faiiure, as w iii be tiie proposition to make Senators for life out of ex-Presidents. it is a pi-ce of current sentir.tentaiism that woii'.t! not wt 1 1 well in rractiee. Fv.Presi- .v- Vw . .,7;. ' and said he was unwell. ........ st... ........ ..i.t. .cms. watir nail iearce v left bs lir.c K.fnro 1 ' House,f Ilerrniatiaf,;; hu Pre h.en. I iL 11 VjV.. l .a. An hour or twa, ioi.il i ioT.ee .ii ti, i ... , -.-., i tr. ;.. ' . .. . .. . - ..... ... . ... v, , !-: ' . . " " ',a"?"r "mt I ly expired. P.a'h ilied about the same tin. I time be verv iiemeroes. hut it t!;o first sU'? i that costs, and the adoption of the plan sug I (resteil would eonstliute a viangv ioiis prece 1 dent. ' But there is no indication of the "slightest i spontaneity among th pen; leto raise an ti j unity that "shall be enjoyed by (.Jen. Gia'it, ' with a reversion to Mr. Hayes. Grant coas i ed to be the hem of the Bopubli" and fell to ; the plaything of a arty an I faction w hen he ; openlv'songht tiie Chicago nomination. He 1 then descended from his h'mh position a- thi ' most b.onored c!tien of the nation, end v. hen he afterwards falshicd h'meif by the basest ; appeils to sectional pit jndiee and hate, and I bv wanton dcfamatio:i of a fellow soldier, he ceased to he a hero or a man worthy the re ' .snect of lis eiemtiyim-m The American pef.ple of ail parties are inelined to c'.iow ex- Pre-ide:d Grant to take care of himse'f his ' own wav, not a very commend. il.io way thou eh it be. C. N. S. MINS AM) O I U .11 .NOTKWS. i I A woman died of fright at Janesvilif, : AVis., unoii seeing her chibt in dange r of be ing run over by a railroad train It transpired in a Keokux lawsuit that I the defendant had sent irs wife to tiie poor house ami married his father's divorced wife. Is it signiiicvt.t that the so cal'od Presi ' dent of the I'nPe i M ites .-elected tiie MtHdi day cf the ear as the tillest time for Tbanks givioe '.' Forty-seven students h-ft the Pinecrove i Academy, in Mercer county, oa account of th It'.'p'ublicin studeiit-v biirniiig (H-nen-.l ; Hanefii k in ciniy. I John Fleniig was oischarg.d from too I.ehich Valley shops, where la; had been a . faithful employee for eight years, for voting j for General liancooK. i There are now thirty-two inmates miss ing fi-o-a the iiisnne asylum which w:-s burn- 1 sd'at M Peters. Minn.," and it i believed this number have perished. Jeremiah and Charles Williams, brothers onarreled at Loui-v at i iv afternoo Alien I he foioier siabbe- :;e jaUer to heart, killing him iiislantlv. '1 here is a man nametl Stickler in Sny der county who never shaved, never sniw, lie . or s e'eil. and never walked a tii,'o r i b anv other woman ll. an l.i- mother. Weaver e,rr;il on. eo.tntv in the I 'nirt-il States Watkvr eoimly. Texas at tne !;.te election, reeeivinir a majority of sixteen voles over Garfioid aid Hancock combined. Tiie pi:i:':;:ur o!lb-" connected vitli lios-ti-fter A- Smith's "Hit'ers" manui'ueterv. in 1'ittshurcii. v. as dosi ro; oi! ey lire i .iesoav morning. r , ,05s ;...,.ooo; lu'iy nisi'reii. ula Vei'uig. a'.'ed I ia i'ot i jvi I pro digy. She plays the phi no so well I hat her frit-lids ijo into ecstasies of deiiiit, ami ev li Wliheimi ami Hummel wide let It rs tf praise. Pa' rick Smith, eighty-five vears old. liv ing ia ihook'yn, attended early imvs hi the Sidney Place "Cathode church Sunday moi n ii!2 and dropped dead during the i -nice. Calvin W eils, a Uri'e iron-manufacturer of Pittsburgh, ami projirietor of i:ie Phdndel- pbia 'r.i., is snitl to be a kepu'oiiean ramii- oaie tor i . i. senator ovu-rtt uw i.ext ie hiture fif Penn-yii ani'l. Hayes and Gaifield were both courting girls in "Bed ford. Oni., thirty years -.go and both were "dis-oi.i a -jvA" because the girls' fiuiier made ohjeeihms to the "pour pros pects" of the suitois. Hayes is going ar.und the world when his term is out. This so:t of thitig may, af ter a 11, sol ve the problem of whit is to be come of our ex-Presidents. They cua go round the wm Id for a living. A Nevada vidow-r look his four hters-in-l iw to Salt Lake ami matriei! them a! I. The oldest is Ho and the .vnitngest lt, i.nd they profess the most ;;rde:;t love for their Liisiiam!, as well a for one another. Two !i:tle.d,iug:itcis of E -'.ward Oatm'im iMed S.'.lurdiy morning from poisoning in Kana'see, ids., and hi- remaining two tl.ii ibvo are in a critic.'. I com! it ion. A bet; le cou tair.i'e; be.l.idoo'ia was found or the bouse. TI:.? 'roller in .J. H. O'Neai's saw snd ciist mill, near Stevenson, Ala., explo l l on J'liday, kiliii.g T. Cowaii, white; James I ).-i vis, colored, and an unknown neuro and wliite boy. 'l'wo r-'.en v.V! K fatally injured. David Iliad'", tont-tv-five yurs old. tme (f t!:e li'ipjish soldiers who treardv.d N:, o leon at St. H-letsa, wis brought it, to a poli.e ; eotirt. at Toronto, ;it., a ir-w tiavs as;., fttl j th.e h if"? cd itvgiLey, hi.. I sent to j.vii for ', sixty vh.ys. A young man named Prrker f ii b aii from hci'it di-cx-e in Ashland :a.,t week. . !!' had j't-t !f:ii"i,t .l thai i.is Pnln-r iti-'aw h iil bei t lae i t-coi ciied P. Ins m r. ri.'.m-, which i occurred a few d.ivs before, ami ti.e ex ite ! ner.t k: l-. I him. Mayor-elect Willi im It. Grace, s.f New : York, appeared ' '-fore Mayor (loom (,n !-t- lirday, ate! liiok the m cc-s.u v o.,iii of otliee. ' Mr. Gi.i. e sji'.'nt several tnu!S at Citv Hail. examininu OiM-n men's and or. p.ii :ng iii.ose.f ! if t be it Hi ie.s of M;;pT. : Tiie cry of protection w as "a good enough : More-an" at til i.fter l.' u' cie ii-n, lod n .w sotiie of tbo U pa'.ilican leaders a;-.' -o mueli ; convlie'i'd of f'ue nrj lit in '(! of tarritT reion i th.-.l tin y are m t wihmg to wail lor a com. liiis-oon oieb-rthe j'.iton 'oiil, Gem-ral Grotieid ob.-erve.! hi3, fortv- ninth birthday on i'ii.hv, as hits Ixai his custom tor year, bv paying a visit v.at'.i hit wife ti Pis uncle Thomas Ga rlield, at i'. ar rer.sAi'.Ie. U'.io, age-1 seventy-nine, r-huse bit thday f.il.s on tt:- :i!i.e date. Wonder whether K'Toide !'i-un't f-e! that he has breti vitioic ,ted by tite Ib-o'ibli-t-.n !i.; ,,rii y in Penc.oyiviii'.a. Ct-riaiuiy the riot id!! corruption set i:i I to have little we'siht a! ih- polls, i f the llcuubiiuan pa i iy is excused, Kvmble shoultl be also. ( 'lern Canada, tin- oldest negio in Vir ginia, dieii on tiie .:d in.-t., ne-.ir ti uilford, Loudon c, mnty, in that Shite, at the alleged hue of PJii years ae.d ten months. It is sa-.hl that he was for over seventy years a member of Mount Ion Baptist church, in Guilford. li. nty Van i isberi:, a railroad emniovee, thirty-two years -if atte, lesitotigon Clint m aven'uo. ' st Holiolten. mead-rod his wife :if :i:i early hour Sunday inoinint; by kicking her to deaiii. Ti :t' only witness of ihe crime was his el -hf v car ohl 'noy. Van Isherti has made a cot tel..;.. ti. Ti-." ( ".I'civiHe I'nlvn says : 'One of the r-it s . our Tdaee having boa-ted that s! '' ' i.o "", y.boeks of firil i'l a day, i ' ' ctse offerer! ht r 2.."-rt to do It, : ' " ' '-"'i- !'. - ir.v ia-"t she went to th; fane. , ,. d h. r . hocks, and ftarteu for home a . ar c.'cIo-ck." At a . alloa c.f b legates from dif ferei't i ',,', : : societies belli in Philadelphia on Sunday i nitons, were adopted calling noon t he s. -oil i .-rs ami Ib-p.resentatives fiom ti'i.s St 'ie in( oii.,ess t a vote for a bill en titled tin act i eivo p;iv::..T,.J to ail denomiiao ii -r s on I ml .: reservaliitis. In this Spate tiu-re are four coal mines ununcr. in, near Shei-mdoah. has neon luii-aing for six m:.nti:s ; Hie t al Cas tle mine has been burning fcir.ee 1 star, ; th.e Siimmit Hii! mine, near M itoh Chunk, has b-en burning for twenty-five yeais. am! the Butler mine, at 1 'ittston, has been burning I for three years. 1 Mrs. Carolina Jones, living on Tenth , avenue. New York, was knocked down on ; her own doorstop on Friday night, beaten, : gagged and robin d of 40o in money ami a j package of jewelry. Tiie money was thr. savings of a lifetime, and was carried in a : belt around her waist, 'l'wo men were en ' gaged in the outrage ami es -aped. ' It is a pity that the Senatorshi?, and ; Collect orships, mid Postinasterships ami ; otlier similar ships, are so few, and so many 1 hard-working ilepnblii ans have to go htin : gry. However, the lack in number is ma le ' up in the eagerness of the aspirants. No 1 office is so poor or mean nut it has a dozen 1 hur.giy patriots swarming around it. Miss Edmonia Lewis, the eoloted scuip ; tor, is vety happy in her IComan studio. Iu 1 early life her nam", given to her bv her In dian mother (of the Chippewa tribe), was "Wildfire," ami she roamed with tiiHttiibe I for fifteen years. Hi r father was a negro. , She became a Boman Catholic. Among her ' best friends was and is Minister Marsh! I A thoroughly unique policy for the South : at the next 1 'residential ejection is suggested j by the Statesman, of Austin, Texas. It pro : poes that the South choose Presidential elee i tot s pleilced t. no -tamlidaie, and who will t demand S.".0,ftoo,(-00 in harbor improvements , and aid fir lilies or steamships to f--ieign port, liefore they suj-port the candidate of ' either party, j Bv the wreck r.f the scheoner Abraham j Lincoln, on the Liherian coast, thirty per sons were lost. Among the passencers were ; dames B. McGill and Hon. George S. Wood, j ex-reprcsent-tive for the county nf llary i land, Liberia, snd other irominect Liberiams. Th.. ,oLC-i !..,i...i :,.. -. .- .. . f''..0 U money belonging to the Liberian government. -Miss Ellen Powell publicly taxed Albert i U'vpr. with T' dy as he was 1 ,.i....i, ...m. i.: '...t . . I-""' ifviiiiioi e it ins iii-k vv eetiti-Hl l, ill i Cdebume mur.iy, Texas. That night Green i anrl a eompa panion disguised themselves and tlrtitrged Kilen out of her bed. intending to I hf'r f"r "Unt s'-" ''ftJ f'r"1r- Sh was arm with -si-ti ivin,,i,.i,i, ! .-;.,.. : .-i ," : i Jie'a'rl I i sm-n outrasre. and wr. i it she shut p;re.-n "n Sitnlavweek a centlcman residing in Heading went to church, and on his re turn lay down oi a sofa. A few minutes af- i'he ie two for- snipe nnnnr. ; Vn ohl Ih ri. s eonn.ty ti'a'i uiad..- i' a '...'- h et of pr- er ill oA no sl.oeid Voto i:i I l,e ; it .- j eleetioii. I.'e put the t wo ticket, in his . -t ' pock' t, beiiiM st ill ui'abic. to decide on e'ec tion d ,iv, ami tlretv a paj-er out hapl card ami voted it. When ! vvei t hi, be exom- iued the contents of hi; poei.ot to see how he 'left voted. There weic- hoih tickets s'ill. : aud he hail put in the ial!ot-'.x au order for i a barrel of cider. I A foible nil blent occurred, at the Am ' crioau li' tel, A ::. i.towr. ;'t-o,;t f -n ' b -k ' Sat ur.-'.'.y Light. The tt ree-vecr-mil son of li. ill. Jones," hit lug theii.tm.t ntarv absence of the met her. crawled put of bed, ami. in attempting to play w ith a deck on the niaii- telpiect , ils elotccT ea-ue hi ecut.iet w lib n pts jet and the child was lot: m d to vlea'h be fore n-sb; nee :,i ri.e.J. Tiie Po:t Towdm ad ( W. T.) Ai 'i-:' .n s: 'I.nt "'.ui iilny ii ladv lesivting in ti.is ei ty compi. tevl three i .tii tt s i f sul-ist ing op.. si . cow's mill-: aloiv. Her exlraerdii .i:y fast wag t. keu voiuntarily thtvo i mnths ac the purpose of -heeking a ief.Jem t to e! e : si'y. Its stu-ees.-ful ccn-iimm..! ii -n is :i v.if j tf r of local emmei'if. The mi'k wn taken, a pint r.t a time, c'.v ry ivvo hoo.s. The old apprentice-! i. ,y-t( i i h os be-;i ; revised by a manufacturer "at Sprir.giieh!, f:iss. TP.e l,.,ys bio 1 themelv -is for six vears, ami ere t i refer, v. i Irom f.ve cents an hoor ;,t bo-'t'ining in twelve at the end. In ltd thioe., two cent, m hour will );.! ed ;.i tl.eir eiedit, aril paid on their W- . i '..it; 1hn pro-, i.li i; e;e. h a'out i ! 'o for a sti.rt on bis own aeeoiint. The e:np' 'ver tipt!hi?'i for ft ty-oiel t lioors of work a week, and nine for i'mly. iu loi !:its iile, . if tt-e suburlts of New Ca-te-, I). ! , on Fri.' iy nmht. .toph thifdner sth.ped from r iwf op'.n vvhhdi iie was sifi Hi;; era vol a il ii:!. a hticket fd l.i!j'i3 pitch. Half erav.eil with pain he"van home. A'heii Mis. ..iHrdmT. who was under l!.-" iio'cen -e of iiijuor. saw her husband en-tM-ir.ir tit" !'ou--e !;; -.i-.'ed a .table foil-: and st ibl-eil him i:i the arm. punetnriti'r an ar-t-. iy. ti.ir.li'T'i; woiiud was dres-cd in tlm to save his life ,Ulj yirs. Gartim r wis arrest ed. He fore amitlmr President ial chr'bei fi'iH i around it ij hitfuiy ptoh.-.hle there wdl be o.i A '.init-f. s.ep'e:u-er and ).-tot..r '"" t-,.fes ti i:i'tie;i! w hi. U way the political tide is rtm'iimr. Alali iea and T-ntiessee '.egi-,:a-tiii'"s will Pkelv e'-inge their State and lucai eh-ction to '."vve:i"i!ter. The hold in jr of two ge;:"rtl elei-li'.-e:-. in a Fre'.j,;e: inl year is a necl'css expense, and tea Is to make oi.r iiirardrennia! eonte.! too heir. It w"id l. a great re ltd v hen tot t he -tatt-s vote in . o- A bra hem n oil a Maine Central frmght train, bv the ti-.-.me t f Stat .f'a. is 'cuf P' C, dutnb. lb- is aho it t wttil y four years ohl, ami his homo is in Hnrnham. i'ora i.tim'm r of yeats piist r has been employed on thu Tiiiiii ; ::d is no-.v eonsideri d oiie t the best '.'raktnen : t) the road. If t'uere is anv t rou te e wiih anv rnrt of the train Starrett is one of the first to U'eovcr it, and he is ilways Pt his post w! rn the bi ike ate wanted, llow be can fob jie t wh'-n the bra lit - are i tfjuired is a mvsfeiy, but be never fails. V"i'iia!ii Mittin, a convicted muit'eivr, was ! ir.e under seieeuce of d-ai hint he ja. I at I.eb-it1o:i. Mo. There was no hope ot a reprieve an-.! the prison was too strong to break. No ordinary wr.y of escaping tins gaiiows was r.ossitile. So Martin made des perate I 'ive to Martha Wilson, the Sin rig's iaUL'hter. He .' vvung ?,' ) hitndo.me, Slid ids suit was suecessful. One 1 1 i 1 1 siie unlocked his ceil. t.ive him clotl imj, tin ncv, and vv(;i;)ons. iu, eloped with him. The Sheriff nifered J"t'0 for ti.eir capture, bet they Lave not been found. One of the victims (if the burning nf the Minnesota insane asylum jn Monday night of last week was Jonathan Abraham, an ex member of the Pennsylvania LcgWaturo a nd a former residi nt of Kadnor, Dela ware county. He was a brother of the late S. P. Abraham, of -Non Mown, ami first cave evi dence of unsound mind dining a visit tithe Centennial. He w as kept in confinement at N oi l istovn for ftm.? time nml afterwrrds forwarded to tic n.-y'um at St. Peters, he having moved lo Minnesota i.ft-r ids retire ment from tii-1 I .eci'.lat ure miny years ago. lie was about TO vars of a'.'f. As ,T.;h: Miller, a toil gate keeper in Adams cotm'y, went out to coiled toll of an obi 'i nn who was pa.--in tb.ro.ih the g:.'e, a by;:i attder remarked that t;e- two men looked emiiiah Hliue to be twin. Investiga tion proved that they were twin brothers, born in !?!',, wl o had not soon each other ft i -s-iitv vears. ben they were l years of h jo 1 1; ir mother, into v pa rate. e.--.t This wa tne hr ' til '. ' is advent nr" w it'ii'n t went v rn a noor woman, ent it th, rn aties to live among frieti'ls. thrvsat i t-;i:'li i '.'icr un H.iivol Mi'b r had iiv-d c-s of iii brother, but had l:o knowledge of the "miter's existence. A speeail to the i'-ait ln:or A':- ft- m Harper's Fi rry says a rouiti'ith n vrrie'e look ide.'-p on th.e railroad hiidge I !nr oil ThttTsdav afternoon. A cent .ernati fr -m Newm-ti ket. Va., was taking b'..-; ihinghier vvesiwatd to prevei t her im'. rria ge with a oiit;it fame-r. While the fa '.iter ".".a. in the depot writing to his w ife. inf.Ttm'.g b.er of bis safe joarnov t.i that point, the y.u.ng lady's lovi r, wi.o had sccureda marriaue li-eetc-i' am! a minister. ; '.. In sn appear:-m-e, and t lie t waiin p. n: i v i :. lt oyer t'' ' ! ;: -, past the St .te lit:-, Were :::: turned to tiie station : er, who left at once! IV. v.-ung t'ouj'la 1 olhi-.'. in rr n't Toev then rj l inf-rna il her tatii- bemo, tiise-JSted, 1h th ; ne-.t dav. T?!II SHA3!i: (iF THK TIIIXJ. It eanT-.-.t he a ph-nsant thing, of course, for respect nb team I rigid-minded lb-publicans to feel lb? the candidate, who is likely by tbeir votes to be pl.t into the sent of " 3h-in-rton an-l Lincoln will take into tint .sent a soiled ai d tainted reputat.on as a pn.htte ser vant. Such men nn doubt think ti.is a less evil than the election of a stainless soldier of the Union by iiemocratie votes would have been, and, absutd as this opinion w ill certain ly appear to sensible persons in the courso of a very few ears, it is quite eot.eei vmhle that it may moy be honestly etite! tainetl by tbou samts of fait minded, decent iii-ti who have the misfortune to be also hot partisans, liut an evil -iifli m-n must hold it to be tint a man who was ndjmled guilty f to put Un case mildly) of highly reprehensible cmdnet as a member of i 'on gross, and upon whom sentence of political death was formally passed bv the most respeetaole i r-j ins of his own patty, shoo id in the shod: ami confusion of an nmrry political convention have been unexpectedly thr-.wn up to the surface as a candidate for the Presidency. The c:i-o, it is true, is not absolutely unpieeedented in our history. Long after .varon Purr hail forfeit ed the respeet and eo-di.b nee of Washington and come to be looked upon as an unsafe am! i.Te ntst wort h.y person by th.e ablest and most honorable members of his own politi. iii j-.irfy iie was made a leading candidate for tiie Presidency. At our fourth 1 'residential elec tion lie came before Congress on equ.ii terms w ith Thomas Jefferson, and only on the thirty-sixth ballot was it. decided that he should lil! not the first but the "oom! plaee in t lie executive hierarchy of the nation. Had Purr ami not Jefferson been chosen President on that eventful thirty-sixth ballot, would that circumstance have rehabilitated Purr and clouded the reputation of Washington? Would it have effected in the slightest par ticular the record winch P.e.rr bail made on the minds of cool, efe.vr-sigbterl and conscien tious men during the vears which intervener! between Washington's withdrawal from him of his confidence and resnoct and his candi nacy for the Presidency ? To ask these ques tions is to answer them as to Aaron Burr, and to answer these questions as to Aaron P.urr is to answer them as to General Garfield. Had Aaron Purr been elected to the Presi dency it is I'Ttreim-ly probable that his career alter the year 1S'0 would have been more creditable both to himself and to bis country than it actually was. He was a man of rare abilities and extremely ambitious. The re sponsibilities and the opportunities of power doubtless would have acted strongly upon his character, and lie might have made a suc cessful President. But, so long as right is right and wroiie is wrong, men who accept anv higher standard than success in their judgment of character must have continued to consider the election of a miin like Aaron Kurr to the Presidency a blot upon the na tional reputation and a perilous examp'e in polities. General (iai field, though bv no means the equal of Aaron Purr in ability, seems to he regarded by impartial persons who have bad reasonable opportunities of forming an opinion about him as a man of much keener moral sensibilities than Aaron Purr, and therefore as likely to feel more keenly the moral constraint to a respectable executive career put upon him by his election to the Presidency. All co-mI citizens without distinction of party will hope that this may be the case, and certainly no good citi7.cn of any party will do anything wilfully to pre vent this or to make this unnecessarily riifa eult and troublesome for General Garfield. Hut none the less is it a blot upon our nation al reputation that a public man with the re cord of General Gnrrjehl shou'd have been elected to the Presidency, and none the less is every attempt of anv politician or journal concerned in elevating him to the Presidency, to treat General Garfield's ineffacabie record as a Congressman as a thing the moral mean ing of w hich votes can make or unmake, an offense against the verv foundations of our Government in the chaiacter of its people n uri'i. Lpii;s, nnd all who letui fi-lfnlsrv livrft should use Ph. METTUR'S HEADACHE AND D VSl'KPSI A PI LLS. l'rloc ir, cent?. For stile at all Din; Storcst. 11-12. -im. J '. v varJ, trrr i;i :iu -re. Tiii". ( ate. i.i-t-t a ;''! bt 't v :At t it.'..: Hl'i.'i.' !:i" ti' MAN OM-t l. AM the mn'H.s ltr.vu". i i: A Haitim-ire dlspat-.h of the 11-th tehs tl.it, terrible story : Thi r;..r; tliat two trni In ti.e It l'liierr ( 'rmt'tery h.i-1 hren v i . ; . 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C'iirter i:.l her tliiitij-.ter ferinei 'V r.-i.tei1. i-r, i t-J lu;en-e ex-li.eir:enf. rnctri:ni!itlI.' m 'i lov. I v .ltp.,iitiel.? li.o! e ui -i-r.'il 1 1. em u. ml wl:.. knew t lo-i.:. & n! t tie. ex; n-sM a of lini lovt i.n nt if.o tii.-etriitita it tlii-ir ittiuaiiiS vaf ui. et v e'ien eiit. A MT-TKllIot S rtKii.lT. Mr. ee,. Sn relHi-y nf th H.i !i iin .rt i 'eaiet err A .-xK-iitt ion. tn.e Iliat th. is IL-i tlrt int-iui-e nf ! -li it n tie Irti e t iii. t l.ip come i., 1;. k ie.vf le.tito. lieiiirO i"'.ti, Hr:i Mr. ".Vll.ie, I'rei.lenl it 11. e At'.f'i ' ii-'-t, iti! il.'i-'rs wtlh ton. ttjc: no L, v t- rv i,1- Ti-- r 1 th.; t-riF- nt .Ice.T.iT t.r. vt-jh t r. c .e.k of r I,---, jr. .1 res j t r-ct i"ni t-. 1 l l.'-.tim tiitv c-r: u t n'y it i n t r i.re 1. I.u t ey ijr.?.- ftui.'y ! y.-t tiiin.'vt-p. Al'lhr luni-r.'tl el .'.i si S ;io ,b a ut.-ta i M-eu lo luiiow tl-e e"rt.-t;e into the tcmo tti y nn I .t .if iv t lie int T ii'iil oin".l ntr n treo it tfi'ort .Ii-Ihiic. lo.tn t lie nive. H;g ap..ure.it rert-ltisMi.--ff in. eie hi'ii un ic.ie.:t..f iusjlu.iou ;0 t"in: oi the or..-e'vr. mt.1 i.int-e ttic .ln-:-k:?ure his i.c tioiiS linv e iH tn fen n'-.-.e.l wt.ti rhe nri-!.--iti ile-e-cratien a- ia.::e;.t...i' i-.st I e w:! tb. n s, to identity H,f j (ixiiutu . f t.:t gTif'. i l e l.yitt n 1 1: or! 1 1 1 ? are 1 liv es. ic! i tilt ti.e rurr, but lliey ito ii oi believe trial in,- w-iiiit-rf w e; e L-kcQ m iiy of 1 tie u.e:ltr;il coil..- hrif. '1 t.o utt.t.r sttiius to b9 saroute 1 Iu c,iiii,ii-t myii'ry. A G;i i.'s Thiiii,it. A t; l.NTi iti: w n H A Deli.. Willing li.mi i ).!ii;iseus, Wtiyne conntv, Tii., n special corn spoiient of tiie i'hi.id-!pimi Time. tells thi-. it-mill kalile story of fem.t.e iicioism : In tlii n. id t ot a litrp ,'oTc-t, iite nr tx" iu:e.s ti.o-ii oi tt.i- Viliuvre. liv.:- ii- nrv .Icrr lo x k :i,o. n loi.io-r k.cI trj;.er. iie !i. bit ins ctn.i tiii' sn Ir fox soiiti-iy m-, -tc :v :t j ::t, .nn, i'Kt-1 it. , iit eighteen veMi-. l-eti o 31c. c .. c;t :i r. it- a In. i.r. liho-.t a . in or tri(. a r-e. r .i w.i skitl iuily u Hiiy itmn in Tiie county ul w:iv:te. A iT.y or i o Htro liw t.'trl 9 l :o i; - ;i la-e lnlitn-l I a Si., m '. he t'ord.r" o! wtiifn hvr t'cne.i n In ..ti-J, iu it 1 .lil 5 in -t. S-iv ciirr,,' . it:- Ji i t itsi.,;i, . a Mi... :1 r ut ,lt.i,.' r. -'e . i. r .-1. .u ct t r by a l-tt'l ..f r;r.it:. 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Si.e i: r.i .J'.:1 t f I- tele A !j . i lie ii . i't.s .1 li 1 -J e 1 . t" e r.llc - 1 .-i A-.t 1 1, l-.r-r h-ii:i ! .. kt. .tc. Hiiiii it ? tH.'p u- a r..r- r. ti-.-tn h i belt, flie lO'iniivl :t tc.L-i tLe t'P' r'i if.k, kii.Oi l.nn .tlu.t i.tlat.lly. sin it., n sir,, m o. Mere, atn.t. t h n r . t.iii .! i. :i.. e. tiiet bjrr.e.l iturr.e. wiit-rt -ne tut -oi tl ' y t leO.icc;. niui ti-.r j-rciuri it; iiutin t i.-.at i.iwt-l out to w.:e:c t :ie d eel I-in - a vt -i? ti-ij 1 ii :ic ,t n-i t., r . 1 ; o ti : miii to -iior... When lire'.'.'i li t- b-o-li witil.c I over -75 pi.nudii i-i,,l w.t; in,: finr-i i. ti..- kiie-. I In ties po-:-i:'-n for ye-trs. lii.s 1- e.u t.tee:. ti. tteir :.Ii.-b Meirili hi!- kll.e-t mr.-l t'-:s i t.ro. of I.er Ust ii.iv i-uiuts. wt.i, li is ti.e in ot- t!ir..!it t; ooe si.e Jin? ever bail. She in'.enif Intv Oiif Ine lnn k' in ul i.-.itli'-!. k! n i:. e-.ii. ; i. ol Liei ieri.n.e i.tiiie t- r i.ie. M:- Mt-rrtii i- iim.'iiiinoiity ri.-l ie.iKin, worth ci'iisiiieriTeie ii:oi.ey Rlul is nt-,1 ediicitleii, hr-J on!y kc-f-ps up her li.ttnu-like liie becjupe it j.le. s-, tr'. Iter Int'. er wiihii- to move into a un:e civ ii.ied r'nioo, but inj villi act hritr of auy fuCll A t Tu, .'-fill. Two ITrtAnTs thit It re at A i ik t rs Pol itics ant, I.ove A correspondent ot the New Voik H'oi-io', writina fiom .Neversiuk, tirange county, in tlnit st.ete, says : Not far from thlf place if tiie heme ol two yr.uni IsdtfS iteri a nd -tiretl rcpe.-liv i-it otb tii-n anl tvTentv -e,ir?. Ti.o-e two T.'i:ntr .'.tdtc- veiw ro t'eivlnvr thrj Hd'l;!.-s,-, ot two rnt'oers tio rftl-d in ft uci .lir-t.riinf vil'tie, and both CMipJis W"ro en'ite..i to he inarr.wl. A t'-w d.iv s aito the f-.c.ir vt -rtt i it 1:ik toirelber a t t!i.' r?.:i'l',ii"i. oi themrl-. when 11. ettfer (-Tjtre-ed a tie.trft to attend R llcin- ot-r. t ie i '..!i 1 1 s;i 1 itit-c. 1 n..r. Sl:t-a5k"(1 hi-i irtten.led to itc-enibfli.y her, t-iit be r-ft,:,ed flatly. K'.v.tiii r.s his rt-1-...ii that h w ol a lK-m-HTt. T!.eyoit,e laity i:is:i.ied. te-t '..e P-iniy r-fii- J. Finally 5he im n'-.I to hi bro'ltrr. wi: i a I - ino-rii t . and !. e.i him to cco:n;.n ny h.-r. In ttie nuror:.--e t 1 ait lie al r.-.-e r.r.ient'Hl and ofT ibry wen: to lite meet ing'. '1 tie two ihu left nt borr.e nnirtitted. ot eoa, re ft'it rt-ry iod "'nant. I).i."u-i:.-a madi! t'i:n al! the more nei-.-y anil led to the di.-over," lh;il tny wer teth l.eimi. .:.-!, in sr'itlm.'i.t. whili ttie tu who tp.d vriine iff vie cf iriivr-iti.- t-riTlivit ir?. i.i'.tle oy liltltt orhr irr, i larltiep rf t:ni-f anil h-:!'iM were dirovr?:l. nr.d tiimliy Ihey de-i,ied to limit w ith tne oi.i lev et and torm a n-vv al ! iRtn-e. No ?A:e.er uld than done, and the c.-iat'act wa Pii'tii'd pud ratified by n ki-?. Presently tiieothcrs ret urned. a nd Ihe. I.'epunin-nn who h:..i rcmaineii behtud 1 nf .rtned h; brntlii r of thr Oi w a'.liar.re. To hl very srettt surprise hr win. Inlornie t t!it th other cni';!e on their wry home had revolved on rtie siinie cctiro). T"nl--9 the .c,t,:ei ei.n-iii..to to "m:ip" njrii i rt the double weddini; w ill take mace d it nn it th bolldavf. For Orowa rHES0S or the Touncest IIll.DItrN. tise the old and fate Pr. I'itler Snolhlns Carminative. It ran be ttven with 1 crfe' t att-.v to your h.itiv II only two or tl.rec il ivs t,M. It docs' n,,; 's-, 0IV. but the little thin.- '.till iro to stisep Ti'tt;ir;il'-,, and iret i.Wiik- tiiniihinvr. It cores III A H K Ht V. .V'und I YS KNTr liV no inntf-r how b nir rtnndfTiir. CIIOLH KA MilRRVS, CHilLHHA INKANITM Sf. tt 1MKK i:o.M!'I.Al,T, M'IMM'tll.lC, frc ttimr nrel er'in of tn!:int ( tv :: i -ti i-t al-.rnv a iirn nf it ilnl CI.'KKX STOOT... SOflt V O.-vilTir-iil, SI.KKI'-T.KSs.,'I-;s:s and all comiiiaints ol iht- Umacli or HtllVKLS. Price. tt rtf. n hottTr ti ?sfr c.v.d rrr'ain c-jrr. Tt is ttie oldest remedy in iis-e, and i.- rect.nitponded I'll VS'.CI AXS. s ,M i v liKt tliTls i-s mni STniillKHF.I'HKS. THY MVPSUSS I.ICOHICK WORM I.OZhSf; ES. Tltt-y are ple:if.nnt. afo and Mire, -.-v cf Pcpr.'. 4c0 TS. Third S.. I'hita.l a, l'.i. far T.o7en-i s tor sale tvy ,". .1. KuriniiorK and V. S. JJ.-.ttKEit lino.. Kheiistmrit. l-i".-l lm. J llino Hotel. 1ST. -117 and i10 ArcVi Street. I'lIII.AITKI.PIlIA. Ilalos Iletlxieetl to 'U.OO per Ery. The traveOinit putVtie will ?ti!l find Kt thi" Hotel tho .-nine liheral prev ion lor their eomtorf. It is IiM-otcti in ihe ininiedisiv ec litre r.f l.tisine and ninuri-iiient. ami the dtCereut li:ul Koid depots. a well as all partPof the eity. ar easily aeresFthle, hy street eitrs eonrt.intiy pij.sitnr the diior-.. It of-li-r speelal iiiiiuecinent-t lor thoc visiting the citv lor 'iiiiii'.' or ploi-urc. Your patroaue is rcs-.eetmtir folieifd 'OS. "M. KKiJI-.K, rruprietor. rhiindctphii!, Nov. 1. 1 --o.-tt. For yfinr cold tkc hiNrs' Tak, V.'ild C'herrv and Ilo.vn notM. lr your eonph t.iko Sinkss' Tab, Wild f heriit and Hoar- HOTTN n For Sore thront lako Sinks Tab, Vnm CntuRT ami Hoar. not Ml. For sore lungs; tke" Mm:b Tak, Wild C.ierry bitI IIoah- Tlfil"NI. Sold by ail druirgist. ?nd 50 cent-i. The Voltaic Hf.lt Co., Marshall. Michi pran, will pond their rvh-brated Klectro-Vol-tRic Helps to the alfdi tod uj.on 30 davs trial, speedy cures ennranteed. They irtn what they yny. Write to them without delay. A Gi OAK HALL, p H i LAD Li" ii f AI fVorth Knowing. There h n i::ace in Phi'a.-(.v.-tpaia. v,iicrc a btran;. r ir.ay buy his clothes, v.nd fcic p.;- v.ell as 11" k .' v thev.b.ole city Ly lit art: ;.:iv! if he knows nf!lhir.r iti '-'.l the value ot i t i !,-.; i" 1 1 clothes, he. is iis "vcil 'tii, as if he were a ;ood j.itie of both. Tiie reason i? that every -thi:ii to be fotmd th."re is iiiade tlicrc made a:; J su:d under a system which rarely iio'.'S mistakes to occur, anti which corrects them, if they do occur. Oak Haii. is th.e !a:-; and its practice may Le summed up ia a few word?. If you get there what you don't want to keep at the price, you return it, anil i-;ct your money back. This means a great deal more than appears on the surface. It means that yen are not r,"om to get what you will not want to keep at the price, if tiie merchant can help it. It means that th.e clothes you --et there will be of honest cloths, he nest Iy made; and that. they will cost you less than as ood clothes can be got for else where. It means that they will be every way belter worth your money than you can get elsewhere ior the same money. If it means anv thine less than these things if it means poor cloth", trimmings, cut ting, sewing, or ir. any way dishonest or illiberal dealing ; the return cf his goods v.'.il plague the merchant, ire his credit, and dissipate trade. If it means these tilings if it means liberal ar.-l honor abie dealing, valuable and trusty clothing, ease and safety in getting it, Oak Hall is th.e place for you to go to, or to send to ; and it is worth y-ur while to know how you can send, if it is inconvenient to go. Write : say what vour occupation is ; say what oort of use you intend to make cf the clothes ycu want, whether for every-day wear or otherwise ; what color you prefer, or what color to avoid ; say about what you want to pay ; say .everything that you think may aid a stranger in choosing for ycu. You will get in reply samples of cloths and prices of what ever you want made from those cloths. You will get also th.e means of having your measure taken by an unskilful person. There is only one diffi culty left. Somebody has got to take the risks of th.e dealing : for there are risks. Send vour money aloner with your order. That covers the risk as to your good faith. Ye risk every thing else ; the fit, and your satisfaction every way. Our trade by mail amounts to half a million dollars a year ; there's no reason why it shouldn't amount to five millions. PV wamaker & Brown. Oak Hall, Sixth and Market streets, Philadeliiiia. VAN DYKE'S SULHIFK SOAP 1 ui.rior to nil otlirr n i eomMnj.,; with utjiliur in in r"re. unadnltiratcd ttt. which ro tr Ihe fH.re or ihn Hi in, boinir nhv.irhrrl Into tbi nliioil tiirontrh the minutr i-npillarie. ni1 Ihn -t U...n tho sk 11. wheihor it be liealthv 1 r In ! "ed PonditioQ. (Kvth I'.vhIIv nnd pon'titirnn'.lr thorchr eliminatioe al) impurities frmu lb biio-i nd cieititiir th fkin to lie!thv action. It uro dufC!. a fnpne.. r"itT and ire'l:nef ol tho ten,, plcxlon wbich i unpqimllt-.J. nnd ran I n rrednp-d v no othrr c,n. Tvo toilet. niirsiTT nr I n : hro.-m i comjilpte without it. It make? ih kin soft rlfsr. i-nr. whit nnd Iv-mitliT; i t-ien-n 1 de-' o ioriTice. (llsinf. etine. prH,ti,,fiir. heilin: mil pu rnyinic; rftinovc il.in.irtifr. rlmflne. ulrcri imro irtioti-iiis, rct:Bhnpti nd rcilncsn of the FkiD rf iitc itrliinif, t-Drninir and tirmlne or tlia rkm and irritHttnn ut Lltinn and ptiinfin insfK-ts; witi relitre Itchinir J'ilwl,n nothing eiro will have nnyficet. Ask -or Vat. Ptke sn.,rl, Sotp itiMft ii.on it. and take no imitnik.n. tsold bv drnr ?'",V" -A.-h-uNti-h K Mllier. rr -iTietnr, X... A C;Ulowh-ll street. I'lulaacifUia, I'a. 11-5 -ly e-v 1 - " "- kjy i Bt'iiip.p.in with .Iti::;;,.;, a coMiMj-yrr.xnvii v"iv ''terit ; ll'-uii'ifiil r;; re-.'. i . , . , !:;.. ' ""' : "'-:.... "(I l .llll I'.ili - If, ,;; . .- Imi. ' i' 'n:.. ' r-ii-.it.' !, 'i I e, , , t . . .., St.t.ti VI t I- i e-l . f.t r.-n , .'' t t: r f: jui ! i .!; , i- ,'.,''' ' I 1 1 ti M rt i e-ti t rt ii--, t Ts,! "' 1 Itiirll, i' tri-'iilorlura: i'-' t:. ,.r ., 15 time . ,f n :u t.o'i-- Krf !,ft. .mi. 'lieilhiv t. !(--..--: ,;, etc-. ' Evcrs XUMIibRrOMiLT.Vr .hm i " ::i . - t : ;t t t t i. Itf-fntt I ' -r - - '. r t ' N "v" 1 . r . - !i' 1 t . I .: t lirMniil -vs.. t r-i i,. i, , "j ! is? CHinnjnn 1 i ! Di 'V UOOtls i Fancy G-or,u CLOTH I X (i. NOTIONS : CAKROLLroWN. ! .. i NEW GOODS EECEIY'D TUlXi AM) AI.Vi AT N S-ts.i: M ;n VEItV LOW'KSi i?':in. J- AMI PAin Mill lit M-.t) j. , I1"C 11 it lien (..mill am mil ;i i J. V,. MIAIJH.U -il .-. I t ., B. J. LVXCII. .V.innf iclnrrr ,--:til 5?e,iltr iti r.OIYSE ARD C5TY r-IAL-i r uiiisi .i LiiL! jff ' f-sitr-r. tf: tt fsiiittfll tivti ti"tit.i'.s:i sj.ti. LOUXGCS. BEDbTI'A!-, TABLES, CHAIRS, Xjl X. S. o"t r w o ... , vI . , KLKVI-XTIl WW :. I;1 .vc('!i Hit;! iit-il lTtli v. ., Alroona P'eiii-'r:. t ("if ; : "J';.- f ' I'a: !:;.- ' I.. ,.r -.. ,r,. r, , e-..i ! t-.i- , it i i-. "l n: t v . 7" I 'r. -',- t p v . - v : it t An-v-.i. , -5. i- McMEVIN YE ACL' P., Tin, Ccpper al SnscMrij COOKIX.i ovr MKATlN'.i hM HAMilH, H HIS L. Ac. 110 EleMnUi Aieinii. . Ai'.r a. I'i. One Boor lt uf I'psrs t".". HOOI'INC. AND srnriP" i-tu-y -. IV en'-'- r hKCAlK FOR STUVIS IflVTiHI 1 I A'.trcr.n. lct. I". :STi -tf. Merchants, Jlansladnrcr?. Hurstrrymen. Fioripte, . mat nnen v - !' je ? f -e ..- l?usiness Fip f sr- r - - - - ": ili.c sri Wrr t tl Klf. .1, ' IV''feiDtt t- ,t-T-v-T.crc 1: -ft-f fit-,'1-, . Ad ?"' IIT 1-Jnr ji..:-ti--"- :tA A rui-v-o. d . i -v.. -V- e ;i'J ric'ii"'!-' i m;'i h 1 . t rcior-Tti lul t f - 'at Mi-!-v. fi5u'"-;'i'.i ! - r -ir - t.-f T w - lif:'. ' "- " "T .'.M 1 f Pul - --:-' " S. "., A : . c--- -r- r " " 1 ' UiU intu-.ii,'i-V' ' ' Farming for Proiil y.-. in-, ,, Csi'". A "A !'" t:'-t- im i f. A fi'l W"'!' . V TELLS HOW TH T-lVc-'tJi Make Honey I U iVV. fcta i.ly. "-... I I t -c- - rm -I. C. Mctl llDl Jk CO., l'liuuil H '. " --'"t ?r-77':. L ttei.ta e. ".-. ' hr-idiril t-t I l-tlolt.-.-u .. I""" EGGLESTOS TLl 6S CO CtkH-1. 1 HIsfoRY" OF rOlTlTK'AL FAKT" tl Ait rl ..f tKc I .lf-ri:l -'rnm,,T!"., llFrtvm flHOMlL 1 1 1 kt 13 tbt rrfl 1 f.n rihi.i.Y m.u n: -m". p.-i. ; : f xhniistiTf . 'th . f . t .- ' -!" ' .,. nitrin. (ctalnt A I.I. the I Inferno t cl l'srtlr. , , Tt: mo?t ?a'.!l:iti!n 71-11 ;rn . . 1 ' t'" " " Wtn. Stieu 1 It in ..-rv li r :. nisi I.irTrT. l;:.tl in 1 wit l"' r:i kt . AVlU'h..rt t ti t. An nt wmtwl "-"' j oni-f. BII'it. ; i;N. ih.lv. 1K is ' l'.i"htir. lndiauai'iiiis, lml. Wisconsin'Ccnlral Railroad "or full .Bin.-utiiTs a,1,)ri - II AKI I K I.. t tll Rl' TLrtnd tnnirollonrr, 111 w at-. ""-" w : Jf".. r. Kunlrl i liitlrr lue ft lrf A mire cin for lyeri' a nr Ir :.-:"" N.-, Stoirmrh. 1 yetiernl l-i-luiiv. ! 1 1 . ; (. 0111. SystfTn. t "..ii' Ifcn ,n. A. 1 t :x .' tJ "" ," i.i.d tor nil c--. reitiiir.ii: t- ' ' . f i irimrnnt.-p i rii-' nciiev r,r.:n.i- I " . . KunkrP Kitter Wire ot Iron. 1 ' 1 ' " . y . l'ri.-c, ft ii. er six t'etiii-i- ur -1- - 1 ' . , Kist ilre not liuvc l:,5sn.i to 1 1 c Tr : 'y N. Ninth St.. 1 h.'.a l a. I'. A ?v! ' ." ' ;. -c-t:t ;a :r 11. A--hT.i j?'n 71 tl-r.S ? - - 3J mod fatiuwhl'l St., I'tulsJ a. I- 1 ' A Vl'Ai; aioi "' . 1 4i) III 1 KV, Aiimi-ti. "Ma n to S'ji ) i:!aA jerrs.ts-' v Uul, "la. ae. 1 '""' "i-. .." : - "-. enn nnnACRKtiiiic n Is is f li!! "xy-
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