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UEDNESIUT MORMMG, NOV. !0, 1878.
Some Points Established.
From tho Xev York Tribune.
'A poll J South" is nnswcrd by a
fC volid North, Indiana nrnl Oregon alone
!( Mcepted. Those who were defeated.
( in their attempt to destroy the Union
' will not Iks permitted to avenge (hem
j by wronging public creditors
and de.troying public faith. If the
next Precedential election should bo
I thrown into the House, nineteen States
will vott for the Republican candidate,
t leaving eihfem for the Democrats,
l and one, Indiana, divided the Grten
back metntar holding the balance of
I ftoiwr there. The9e nre the chief re
wits of the elections of Tuesday, in
I National aspsct, and they are especial
I ly encouraging to tho friends of public
f faith and honest monsy.
Looking to the next Presidential
contest, it plainly appears that no in
flationist or repudiates can he elected.
New York, New Jersey and Connect
icut stand as firm as a rock against
VTtfry assault upon the public faith.
IHIinoM, Michigan, Wisconsin and
.hutetota cast out the soft money do
elusion, and tetarn to tL list of solid
and .'unwavering Republican States.
Tho solid South, with Indiana and
'Oregon, cannot elect.
The ebvious consequence is that the
irsenback heresy dooms the Demo J
(ratio party to another defeat. A
ound, unflinching, hard-money candi
'ite will offer that party the only
hance of success in New York, New
Jersey and Connecticut. But such a
candidate would be hopelessly beaten
i ; sew here, if the Western and South
era Democrats continu to foster the
Cmaback heresy, and to make com
man cause with repudiators. Nor does
it seem possible for that party to re
treat from the fatal position it has ta
kes, and to undo at the West and
. louth, ia season for the next election
11 the mischief it has done in educa
ting its voters to doctrines of repudia
tion. .
Another conclusion is inevitable,
tA it is one of the utmost importance
to the iadustrial and commercial inter
na of the country. The resumption
.f specie payments will not be hinder
j by any action of Congress this win
r. At the last session, when the cur
.t ia favor of inflation seemed al
st irresistable, the Republicans
a still able with a President's veto,
i with the aid of a few sound Dera
te stop mischievous legislation.
! o campaign has taught Republicans
1 over the country that their only
po is in steadfast defence of the pub
i faith. They will be more united
i that question this winter than they
been at any season siace the Re
ptiou Act was passed. On the
cr band, the hard-money Democrats
- stood firm will be aggressive, and
'r power will be enormously iu
ssed by the demonstrated cer'ainty
. i. soft-money Democracy must be
ted ia 1880. Democrats who
red or yielded will make baste to
themselves on the side of honest
:j. Even Mr. Thnrman will bo
Uiusly reeking some small hole
jgh which he can crawl back to
' position be once held. Any at
ted legislation hostile to resump
, if not directly beaten by a major
f the House, will be arrested by a
.-which cannot now be overcome,
r this winter, at least, the commerce
i industry of the country canoot be
.-Jered by repudiate! s. This result
a, if no other had been gained, is
: worth the splendid efforts which
. Leon made in the recent struggle.
: is equally certain so grandly
v the people rallied to the defense
.litir honor and their welfare that
repudiators will be impotent for at
d two years from March next,
jjh the precise strength ef the
j in the next House is not known,
majority of Democratic and
bacfc members combined over
: Icpub'icans may prove about as
as the present Democratic ma
r, it is very clear that the Repub-
; 61 tubers newly chosen will be
h ciere united in support of a
IJent's veto of any measure assail
the public credit, than those of the
f nt Congress. For reasons already
ined. too, the bard-meney Dem
i will be more resolute and un
raising. Having been so eplen
nineJ by the people of the
free North, tho President will not be
slow to slriko down with a veto any
wenpon aimed at the honor, prosperity
or peace ef tho country. Until March
1881, the heathen will rage in vain.
It was a grand day's work. Mil
lions of industrious workers will enjoy
its fruits,' in more regular employment
and better wages for their toil. Mil
lions of thrifty men, women and chil
dren will continue to accumulate in
safety those savings which a Demo
cratic victory might have turned to
ashes. The Nation will move bravely
and patiently forward in the restora
tion of its business upon a solid basis.
WilliinTwhife.
Last week we publisbod a brief no
tice of the death of Judge Wm. White,
at Delphos, Kansas, on the 26th ult.
At the time of publishing the notice
we were without information as to his
history while he was a resident of this
county. Speaking to C. F. Gillespie
about the matter, he referred us to
Geo. S. Hunter, to whom we are in
debted for most of the following :
Wm. White came into this section
about the year 1837, and in company
with Jno. Hunter took CI5 raft of
timber up Hunter's Run, for William
Hunter. The spring following he run
a lumber raft from here to Pittsburgh.
This was his first attempt at piloting,
delivering the raft in good shape. Iu
38 Hamilton Stow came to this coun
try, and commenced lumbering at
Newtown. Judge White rafted aui
jobbed for him, and fer himself, until
Mr. Stow left the country. From that
time until he moved West, some six or
seven years ago, he johbed for Wheeler
& Dusenbury. He married a sister of
Conrad and Henry Zuendel's, and
raised a family of five or six children.
C. F. Gillespie's wife is a sister of Mrs.
White, and lived from childhood un
til she was . married in Mr. White's
family. Iu '42 he run a raft to Pitts
burgh, on which Daniel Stow, John
Sbreve, Geo. and John Hunter and
Samuel Clark were hands. In Forest
County he was ever known as
an honorable, just and upright man,
whose word was as good as gold, and
who ceuld be relied upon under all
circumstances. He has made con
tracts to deliver millions of feet ef
lumber in Pittsburgh, without the
scratch of a pen, and never failed to
perform to the utmost all that he had
agreed to do. Iu his nw home in
Kansas, he was well situated, having a
large farm, good buildings and pleas
ant surroundings. The news of his
death will sadden the hearts of a great
many old friends in this section.
Whig HIM Letter.
Wirro Hill, Nov. 13, 1878. '
Ed. Republican : Thinking that
a few items from this place might be
interesting, we produce the following :
The farmers have catbered their
crops for this year, and all are bounti
fully supplied with vegetables, etc., for
this winter. '
Yesterday we closed our Sabbath
School for the year. The Secretary
informed us that the average attend
ance was 60 ; the largest attendance
was 100 and the smallest 47. Prizes
were awarded to Misses Vinnie Blair
and Ida Berlin. Verses recited ranged
from one to one thousand. Appropri
ate remarks were made, bv SuDt. Eli
Berlin, Asst. Supt. C. F. Gillespie, G.
W. Dean and Miss Florence-Patterson.
jut. ueorge jvlinstiver is romovincr
the stumps which he extracted from
the Balltowa road last summer, which
will give us ample room to make our
roads good ic the future.
There was a shooting match on the
Hill on the 16th inst., which, we hear,
went off handsomely.
Hunters are as plenty in the woods
as candidates were oa the roads a
month ago, and we hear ef them kill
ing no deer, so we think they have no
better success than the Gree&backers
did.
Faithfully, Dick.
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Price 75 cts. per bottle. This is no
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CALL ON
LUDWIG MAYKIt,
OIL CITY,
in tho Kam.h Dlck near the Union Depot,
FOH
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JIEKK,
WINES
AND
LIQVOHS,
WIIOLKSAI.E ANP It ETA II,.
.Consumption Cured.
An old physician, retired from prac
tice, having had placed in his hands
by an East India missionary the for
mula of a simple vegetable remedy, for
the speedy and permanent cure fur
consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asth
ma, and all throat and lung affection.",
also a positive and radical cure for
nervous debility and all nervous com
plaints, after having tested its wonder
ful curative powers in thousands of
cases, lias felt it Ins duty to make it
knowu to his suffering fellows. Actu
ated by this motive, and a desiro to
relieve human suffering, I will send,
free of charge, to all who desire it, this
recipe, with full directions for prepar
ing and using, in German, French, or
English. Sent by mail by addressing
with stamp, naminor this naner. WjW.
Sherar, 149 Powers' Block, Rochester,
N. Y. 14-eow-ly
(Vnl tt I'ill.harcli li.ltf Mrrk II. !?.)
"I Must Lie Down and Die."
The following is an extract from a letter
dated July SI, 1877, to tho discoverer of
llethetidu Water. Hie wr'ter is tho Hev.
T. 11. Fuller, 1). I)., 1). C. L., Hector of St.
Gregory's Church, Toronto, Archdeacon of
ot'Xinjrara, etc, e.tc. The writer, ' at the
nge of 00 years was a victim of ASucehnrine
Jiiabctes. Jlis physician aid (to use Dr.
Fulleu's words) "he could do no moro for
me than ho had done ; that my disease wns
incurable, and t hut 1 must lie down and
die." I We should state here, en rtrenJhr.
that our townsman, Joseph Fleming,
Ksq., is the note ami only authorised afent
for tliis wonderfuUJwater for this State, as
well as for Ohio and West Virginia. To
return to Dr. Fuller: "In four davs," he
writes, "after taking tho Water, I obtained
relief, and inco that time I have taken no
medicine, consulted no medical man, and
presume, if I could give myself reasonable
rest, I would le quite well."
Such testimony, from such a source.
should indeed have convincing weight.
Solo aent for Pennsylvania, Ohio and
West Virginia.
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