)1TI0N OF TRADE,
DESPITE THE ELEC
TION.
I F.xcltrmont Interfere 1
, Any rreiou v-.v".
LnftCo.1 weekly review of trao.
ttlon hi f' Interrupt 1 Itwlnci
pirt week tliat moei comparisoni
orrepondinu wetk last yeir art
ig. NeTertliolnM tba Tolumo of le
i,U'lnw t0" wonderfully we!!
Hi durlnft the past week, m during
i political campaign, ) that the rie
tnntrit of 19 go lnK hirtory a
isturlxKl etirront trade 1cm than any
contort, altliough It turned largely
ustrlnl ami eonimeirlal qtiestiona,
Konornlly conldcrad doubtful to the
And till U the more remnrknblf
In the month! preceding thow
ol Mcltcnirtit, npumlatlon had
usually active and extravagant.
. iWUlnn of th people there hn
torecinfUont tone In m any t.ranclier
Lm, and a larger trado wllti improv
, ( uMiallV anticipated ai a result of
Jponement of very many operation
k-liow In pist montm.
i!)orlii from liit -rior point gpnorallr
! the petit foil excitement as the ufll
no of quiet III tin le during the past
I yet It Is noteworthy Hint mo a
of tran it'tiora was lnre,e for only
king d iv. At all cities reporting
p..ntimiel In lair or active demand,
tircoly any c nipl.ilnt of stringency
l, and collection, though wmi'wlmt
pt.il, liave iH-en on the wholo sntisTnc
nih linprovcnient noteil in several
The l.-irgo voluino of currency In cir
, together with the temporary Inact
f sceii'ntlon,cxp'ain the nmtu-r, and
!"inl Mnt m 'lit uliowi thnt tlio circula
all kin I of money, which hid passed
1 tie m mmnm of list ycir, 1 1, JIM,
increase I Sl.'f million in Oeto.
y ieiehe.1 !,47,H7I,"0S on Xovemlu'i
inilllo ns lurger than nyenra;o
ipist week the Treasury lin nlso paid
',00,000 more than it his Uikoti in.
NY tHIMUU'.N IJL'HXI'.I).
fiicllve Kin? In llic I'nltoil StaiON
of Colli in I) I a.
inm-r from P.inamn I rliiRs an acc mnt
V lire which took p'aeo rtreiitly In the
korhood of Viltetu, Colutiiliiii. Thoflre
jsieil in stubble, nnd owing to a strong
i tin- 11 uncs ctunjit the houses of tho
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Mnny childn n perishm! in the con tin
n. Heavy Ks-os of ctttlo and prixluca
kmrtoil.
C .rlluipMia there lini 1 een great 1 ws
Srouglit and for. at fires. All crop
pen lout, an i in omo plnces tho tiro
ptroye 1 other valuable proportion, in
K mi Immense KiiKiir cimo plantation.
I'll the buililingaud lj.OOJculTeo plants
iiisumud by the fl lines.
IVKns In the sections of N'ew Honth
tlint nro suirermg from drought Hint
bo ion in the fact Unit the dry mm-H Ii is
r'nle swath tltrnutfh the rnlibit urmy.
i local itins there aro scarcely any of
Bit left.
gi:xkk.Ij market.
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CATTLE.
'he Stlnrilv of CHtlln hm luw,n nulv full ami
re hits not lieen muoli life in tho trml j.
e m.wt "f llie stock wan ot nn Inforior
f'l'.V. No prime cattle on msrket nnd
y lew itiNHl. 'J ho Kenerul tone of lm miir
g viiw dull and prices lower than c iiiinon.
f give the fol owing a ruling prices:
rbne, l.Iioo , 1,000 ibi, r 00 to 5.40; Eood,
to 1,400 Hut, to 4.50; good, 1,000 to
fs lb., Mil to 4 00;roush fut, 1,
to l,im ll, :t to 8.50; fat cow and heif-
t. i lo 8; Lull, 1.75 to 3; fresh coW4 and
uigeni, tSi to 50 jier ha.L
uuus.
n'he re celpU of hoip have been light lnee
ipnrJayjthe market ws active on good
put irmde, but heavy and course weiuhU
ire slow ; bant h-avy Krades wre unchaiued
t he followiuu qmwiion: I'ulbuielpliias,
70 to ft.Ht); Ut Yorkers, .V0U to ft.O.'i; com-
LWto58a5Y0rkWh 10 6-M!rou8nii
8IIEEP.
Ths r.'oslpti of sheep this week wore light,
at the market was the worst wehaveliid
r year w bile the lamb trade wns fnirly
i i 1u'"e fllwi Trims O-ilo
'1 Indiums, all weiher. weighing here 100
110 p ,unds, t4 00 to 4.25; g.wd mixed. UJ
5 iwuiids, Ma to 4 0J; fair to goo.1, NO H
p minis, 3 00 to 3 S: conimon Ut fair. t
75 jound, ti 00 to 2 75; prime lra', 75 to
pounds, .V50 to 5.75; lair to good, 50 to 05
'""'Is, 4.50 to 6.Si. Veal elves, UOto
'pnunds,$.5.5ito0 7.'i. The prosiwcUare
eep will sell higUor tue coining weuk.
TIIK AN AIIC1I I3T3
Celebrating t ho Memory of the IIay
market niarucrere.
Th nrt anniversary of the hanging of tho
Ai.nrohlsii wm observed by the Chicago
ympathlcr, but not within the limits of
the city. Police regulations preveniea a pro
cession or flying of red bunting and there was
no outbreak of any kind. Aiou o.uw peo
ple men, women and children gathered
individually at ttie tiepos anu iwo oig
train c in led them to Waldhelm cemetery.
On the way to the cemetery, the crowd re
setnliled anything rather than poople lent on
a melancholy errand. Joking and chafflng
was the ordor of the day, all tho way out
None of the person who gained notoriety
through connection with the Anarchists'
trial were preevmt, except Bplce' sister,
Oretchen, and the daughters of (itaorge
EinroL
The feature of tho proceedings was the
reading of a lottor from Albert Parson to
his children, addressed to them with a re
quest th it it should n t be opened or ro vl
until the first anniversary of his exaoutinn.
JL'Ml'ED TO DEATH.
Fifteen or Sloro lilvea Ioat Dy the
Iliiriiinft of a Factory.
The mnat disasterous Are ever
xerloncid at Rochester, N. Y.,
occurred nt the works of th
RMm fluii'o mil Lintern Cmiiniiy. a
building of seven stories w ith two biisomeiit,
situate 1 nrar theflenesoi Fall. The flr
broke out at 7s o'clock, when almut forty
t eoplo were nt work, mostly on the third
floor. The smoke was very dense, and a the
men could not reach the llro- sciiei, they
were f. tc l to jump f rein the third story.
Fourteen Jumped on the wet side c if tin
building and were friRhtfully injured, sizot
them dying within nil hour. Four others
will ilio.
The nnme of the de id nrc: J. ph Darner,
John Urcuiour, JiwpU Webln-r, Harry
Kohnelder anil John Chill. The futnlly injured
are Richard Pnfeli, Frank Hlddons, DjiiIcI
Wntkins and Jchi Clem. It is thought
Mint Ave or moro bodies are in the ruins, in
clu ling one or more girls.
The loss on tho .lidding Is tW.OOO; Insure 1
for 140,000. The loss on tho lantern plant ir
173,OJO, with insurance on pluut of 17 V W.
SNOW-STOIIM IN KANSAS,
Train Ielnyod ami llavoo I'laywl
AVilli tlieTclcpliono aviid
Tclenrnpli.
Tin. mrt I'lieliomeniil snow-storm thstfVer
oeciirr d In Northern Knnwis legan Frldsy
inornirgniid continued furl .ii-ly nlliiay. The
tnlns aio delayed and the telegraph wire ars
prostrate I In nil direction with lh exception
of one line to Kaiiims City, In Atcliinonover
200 tolepho'ie lines nre bn kin and so timglol
up with the electric light wires that the eloo
tric light works have suspended to prevent
ncideiit. Him snow-storm Is the heaviest t hut
has occurr.d here at any season of the your
slnca 187S,
PROMINENT PEOPLE.
Mr (it.ADSTONK will star In public life
until tlio IrUh question is suttl -d.
lilK l'rlnce of Wales and tho C?nr of
r.iimiu are no menu performers on tho banjo.
Tiikiik Ua poKiiliil.ty of the young tier
man Kaiser taking n ;r'v to America after
the 'loso of bis journey iiii In l.urope.
CnfNT Von Miii.tni: has tonne I to Cornell
I'niverslty for tlnej months u Inrg.t nuinlmr
of volutin s from tne iirrliirm of tlio Cioriiiau
Kmp.re.
Mtt. ItnvAX, once n department clerk in
Washington, and tho ori:iini.er of the po-t-ollieeKVKlem
of Jap in, iinw has an income of
lo.i,(.oii a year.
Sill Ciiahi ks Itrssni.r , the noted F.nclish
leu-rinter. mnl.cH Ins ou n t'Tins as counwl at
thnbarainl usually cliari's at tlio rati) of
over." a miiiutii.
Tiif I'lirisi'ins lwiving nnttiinc e'se to do
jimt nt present are amusing tin ins. h-es by
milking Inn ot a new Ht.vlo hat which 1'resi
ilent Cai'iiot now wears."
Has At. t l. a, thn Abyssitiinn general, Is n
striking looking man. alxi.it tivo feet nine
inches in height, extremely mils 'iilnr, u mag
in Ili-en t liurs.Minin nnd a linn shot.
Sin Aktiii h Si i.i.ivn does not look like
an inspired musician. Iln is short and stoot,
with a low forehead and short curly Uuir,
bluck eyes and a k uani bull i.g chin.
Tub widow of James K. Folk lives a life
of comparative seclusion m the old Folk
uiHiisinn near Nashville, Tenu. Her inM
leet is still bright, but her memory is poor.
V l'rlnce of Wales owes at pi evnt over
"'voiii. nnd is thinking m-rioinly of ap
plying to -ar. anient for mi allowance for
l'rincn Alliert li nn, v,,U uo. kuja up u
household of his own.
Tiik fortune of Kussell Sae Is estimated
at sixty millions of dollars. Tim old liiiau
cier Is over seventy years of ago. mnrried,
and cbiidiiiiH. He ik in splendid ticulth, und
does not look his yours.
TltK little Crown l'rineo of fiermnny Is
following in the footstep! of his warlike an
cestors, and Is drilled nt For lnm uvery day
fir lial fan hour by Sergeant iluuk, of tho
First itegimeutof l'oot (iuurds.
Kimi Kiioi'i.Al.ii.NKonv, of Slam, ha just
forwards I his wedding pr.n-nt to his royal
brother of China, it consists of a footstool
of massive gold, studded with largo rubies,
ami represent a value of f.'oo.O.).).
Mihh Daimy liAiti.AM). tho attractive
young daughter of the Attorney (ieneral,
will be the only Cabinet debutante the com
ing season. Her brother, Mr. Hufus (iurland.
who laUily enU-red the C'atholio Church, is
itudyiug law.
Ski iiktahy FAtticitii.n. of the Treasury,
is suld to be more vusy of upproncli than any
other public oltlciul in Washiii.ton. and not
withstand. the great pressure to which he
Is constantly subjected he maintain a re
markable evenness of demeanor.
l.i F.mp ror William as Jupiter, Kmperor
Frederick as Wars, F.mpres Augusta as
Juno, and Empress Victoria a Minerva are
four statues of fund-stone which have just
been placed in niches above tho grand
entrance to tho Koyal Hehloss in Ilerlin.
M. Djc IIrazxa, who once tried to explore
Central Africa in opposition to Mr. Htauluy
is iu a terrible state of mind, lie is ure
that wicked man Stanley is on a sort of
till hunt, having for iu object the annexa
tion of all Central Africa by "iwriidiou
Albion."
A brother of the late ex-Marshal Baz-alue
is still living in France. He is an engineer,
and has two sons who are promising young
officers in the French army. They have
been authorized to add their mother's name
to their father', and are given in the army
list a Kazaine-Hayter.
KRifATOH Fi.imh, of Kansas, la an Ohio
" who ne.l ti Fm-v,rln. Kan., when
nineUuju yeara eld ami started the Kni-nna
JV-ui. Without ateistanoe he gathered the
items, wrote tbe ringing Free State editorials,
set up the type and worked the hand-press
until the enterprise bad developed futlioieutly
to allow him to hire helo.
The flint-bottle manufacturers of Pitta
burg and vicinity are about to form a big
Trust, which will, when the deal is consum
mated, take in the greater portion of the
flint-bottle manufacturers in this country.
T11E BALLOT BOX.
SERMON nr REV. DR. TALMA OE,
Subject i Th Ark of tho American
Covenant.
Trxt: "TV rublt$ and a half tnit th
Unyth of it, ami i cubit and a half th
brtadth of it, nnd a ruhit and a half tin
height of Exodus xxxvll, 1.
Look at It the sacred chest of tlio an
cient. It ks about Ave feel long, three
feet wide and three feet high. It was
within and out of pure gold. On the
top of it stood two angels facing each
other with outspread wings. In that
sacred box was the law, nnd there
were In It a great mnny precious stones.
With that box went the fate of the nation.
Carried in front of the ho-t, the waters of
the Jordan parted. I Hvinely charged, cost
ly, precious, momentous box. Mo unholy
hnnos might lay hold of it. It wa called the
ark of the covenant. Hut you will under
stand It wo a box, thn most precious box of
the age. Where is It nowi Cone forever.
Not a crypt of church or museum ot the
world ho a fragment of it.
lint I not this nation God's cboen people!
Have we not passed through the Itcd N-af
Have we not been led with a nillnr of Urn bv
nightf Ho thin nation no ark of the cove
nantl Yes, the ballot box, the inert d chest
of the nation, the ark of the American cove
nant. In it I the law. in It I tho divine and the
human will, in it is the fate of tlio nation.
Carried in front of our host again mid again
tho waters of national trouble havo parted.
M Ik' hty ark of tho covenant, tho American
ballot tsixl It i a very old box.
In Athens, long before the art of printing,
the people dropped pebble into it to give ex
pression tl their sentiment. After that
I can were dropss into it a white tn-an for
tho atlirmative, a black loin for the nega
tive. After that, when thev wished to veto
a mnn out of citi nsliip.tliey Would write his
name upon n shell and drop t hat into the box.
D'Coiiuell and tirote and Colsteii ami Ma
rnulny and Gladstone, fought gn at battles in
the intnslu. tu n of tlio ballot boxes in Eng
land, and lo-day it is one of the fiistrnvses of
that nation. It is one of the corner stones of
our government. It is older than tlio insti
tution. In it isour national satcty. Tell mo
what will be the fate of the American b i Hot
tax, the ark of the American covenant, and
twill tell you what will be the fate ol this
nation. Hive the toj) once a year, or onou
in four years, nn opportunity to express their
political sentiments, nnd you practically
avoid insured turn and revolution.
Either give them tlio ballot or they will
take the sHord. Wit lout the bnll.t box 'thorn
can be no fruo republican institutions. Mil
ton visiting in Italy noti I Unit, on the side
of Vesuvius gardeners and farinet were at
work while the volcano was ineriiption, nnd
henskeil them if they wcretafo. Y. .'' said
the farmers nnd the gardeners, "it is safe;
all the danger is before tho eruption; then
couios earth'pinke nnd terror, but ju t ai
soon as tho lolcatio ls-gins to our forth lava
we all feel at rest" It is the suppression of
political sentiment, tho suppressu n of
public opinion, thnt makes moral enrth-
lU ike aim national enrtli.pinke. l t pub
lic opinion pour forth, and that gives
satisfaction, nnd thnt gives peace, nnd
thnt giv. permanency to go ut uovei n
incut And Vi t, though the ballot I t is tlio
sacred chest ami II. o ark of the American
covenant, you know ns well ns 1 know it lm
its sworn anl igonists, and I iropose this
morning, in tiod' name and ns a Christian
patr.ot. to si t I elore you tho iinuies of mhiio
of the sworn enemies of this sacred chest, tl o
ark of the American covenant, tho ballot
Ihjx.
First, I remark, ignorance is a mighty foe.
Other thinu'S Is-ing eiiial, the mure iut.'lU
gencea man has the better ho Is ipialilleil to
exercise the right of suffrage, You have
lieen ten, llfteen, twenty, thirty yo.ir. study
ing American institutions, you have cm.
vassel all the great iiiestions about tiiriiran I
home rule nnd all the educational ipiostions,
and everything iu Ameru en politics you are
well aciuaiiitod with. Vou consider ymir
selt' comis'tent to cast a Vote next Tiles lay,
and you are coiilideiit. You will take your
posit ion In tile line of electors, you will'vvait
lor your turn to come, tho judge of election
will nun iiiuce your name, vnii will ctx.t your
vote nud pass out. Well done.
Hut right bchint yo i tliero willeomoa
man who cannot spell I lie mono of coiup
trollcr, or attorney or mayor, lie cannot
write,, or it' bo can vrite li ' uses a small "i"
for the s'ional pKinouii. lb, could not toll
on vthicli siilii ot tho Allegheny mountains
Oho is. Educated canary biro's, c incite I
hoi'sf know more tliaii ho. lie will c.i-i Ins
vot " and it will lialaiii o your vote. His ig
norance is as niiglitv a your intcllijen'e.
That is not riilit. All nieii ( fair mm I will
acknowledge tlmt that is not riglit. I til 1 1 a
innii cm read tint I NHarutnm of In I. prud
ence nud the com.t itut ion of the t nit. 'd
States, nnd calculate tho interest on the
Aliiei irnii debt, nud kno.v the ilill'erenen be
tween a liepiibliciiii form of rovcriiuieiit and
a mouiircliy or a dospotisui, lie is limit to ex
ercise Hid right ot su I'rago at any ballot Lot
lietHccn Key West and Alaska.
In 7! in Mn. laud tl ero were " 000,0 10
children who ought to have lieen iu school.
Tliero wi re i nly l,:;:!:l,ono, in other wcrls,
about '!' per cent,, and ol the 5.1 kt ci'iit. u it
more than 5 er cent, got an) Hung worthy
the iihiiio of no elui'Htion. Now, takclhat
foreign ignoianco and a id ittooiic AiiiTieau
ignorance, and there will be iu November
thousands and thousand of op!ewr,c nro
no mer quiililieil lo exercise (he right of suf
frage than to lecture on astronomy, How
are theso things to be corrected t Hy laws of
compulsory education, well executed. 1 go
in for n law which. after civimr fair warniuir
for a few years, slutll innke ignorance a
crime. Tliero is no excu-e for igiioraniKion
these subjects in this land, h here the common
schools make knowledge ns free ns the fresh
air of heaven. I would have n board ot ex
amination seated Ik'shIo tho nlHoer of regis
trillion, und let them decide whether the men
who come up to vote have any capacity to
be iiimiui-cliH iu a hind where we are all moil
in i lis. 1 1 no of the most nwlul foes ot the
American ballot box to day is popular ignor
ing o Eilui'iite th oplo, give them uu op
portunity to know mid understand what
they dm If they will not take the educa
troii. deny them tho vote.
Another oiorlul enemy of this sacred
chint, the nrk of the American covenant, the
ballot box. is spurious voting. In l-o, iu
llrool.lvn, tl.ero were a thousand mimes re
corded of persons who had no residence here,
and if there wore a thousand attempted
fraudulent vote in I he best city on the con
tinent, wiiat may we exsjct ill cities not so
lurtuuutuf What a grand thing is the law ot
registration! Without it e'ections in this
country would be a farce. There must be a
scrutiny ou this suojoct. Tim law must have
keenest tw ist for the neck of repeater k. Some
thing more than slight line ami short im
prisonment, it is nn attempt at the assassin
ation of the ltepublio when a man attempts
to put in a spurious vote. In olden time
when men laid unholy hands on the ark of
the covenant they dropped down dead. Wit
ness Usah. And when men attempt to put
unholy hands on the American ballot box,
the ark of the American covenant, they do
serve extermination.
Another powerful fee of this sacred chest
ie intimidution.
Corporation sometime demand that their
employee vote In this and that way. It is
skilfully done. It is not positively in so
many words demanded, but the employe un
derstands be will be frozen out of the estab
lishment unless he votes a the Arm do. Ho
you can go Into villages where there nro es
tablishments with hundreds and thousands
of employes, and having found out the poli-tii-s
of the head men In the factory, you can
tell which way the election I going. Now,
that is damnable. If in any precinct In the
United State a mm cannot vote a he
pleases, there is something awfully wrong.
how do you treat that employe who votes
Hiirorently from what you do Oh. you say
you do not interfere with the right of suf
frage. Hut you call him into your private
office, and you find fault with his work, and
after whilo you tell him there is an uncle.
or an aont, or a nlece.or a nephew that mnst
nave mat pos'tion. i on do not say It Is be
cause he voted this or that way, but he knows
and Und know it Is. If that man ha given
to yon in hard work an e rtilvalent for the
wage yon pay him, you have no right to ask
anything else of him. He sold vou hi work;
he did not sell you hi political or religion
rirlnciple. Hut ynn know a well as I do
hero is sometimes on that sacred chest, the
ark of the American covenant, a shadow cor
porate or monopolist In.
Another powerful foe of that sacred chest,
ths ark of the American covenant, the ballot
box, is bribery.
Verr often It I not money that brllie. but
It is oflliM. "You make me 1'rosidcnt and I'll
make you a Cabinet officers vou mike me
Coventor ami I'll make you Surveyor Gen
eral : yon make me Mayor and I'll put you on
the Water Hoard; you give me position and
t il give vou position." That Is the form ot
bribe often and often In these great citie. I
do not sav it t In our citv, but vou know
again and again throughout the land theo
have been the form of bribe. oTered. So It
is often the case thst bv the time a man comes
to an office to which he has lssn elected ho
Is from the crown of head to the nolo of foot
mortgaged with pledges, and tho mm who
(trv to Albany or to Wnshin -ton to get nn
VfNce I applying for some position which
was given away tlire- m mtlis lefor tho elec
tlon. Two long line of worm fence, one
worm fence reaching to Albany and the other
to Washington, ami there a great iiiiinv
citizen astride tho fence, and they nre
equally poised, and they nro waiting to sen
on which aide there is most emolument, and
on thia side they got down, but l.riln ry
kick both wav. It kicks thn man that o.
for it and the man that takes it. llrils-ry
to-.lnv yon will a Invt to I e one of the might
iest roes of tho American ballot box.
Another great rnemv of that sa.-reil chest.
is defnma'ioii of churn tor. Can you lind
out from iiespaNrs when two' men nre
running for otliee which is the be-t .' How
nft-ii ill tho autumnal le- tions the good m in
Is denounced and tho bad man applauoe I, so
that you inn come sometime to no just
opinion ns to who is the N-st man. nnd tliero
are hundreds nud thousands of electors who
go up In veto so utterly Is'fogged thev know
not w hat they do. Is not that a fearful In-lliien.-e
to be brought iimii tlio ballot box of
ttii country f It has been so eve r since tho
foundation of this Government.
liefnuintioii! It is tho cut so of thn Ameri
can ballot box. Just ns soon as in th" great
citie n man Is put up for o'licehels made
thn target Thn fact that he is up u prima
fa-inevidonce thst he must be brought down.
HI public life and hi private life am scruti
tiisd, and all tiio electric lights are turned
ou. How often it is that men have gone
down mi ler such things. In every autumnal
election the air is thio l with carrion crows
scenting carcasses. Caw! C.iw! Caw: Thorn
nre licwsp iH.rs iu the I tilled Mates that in
tho great nuluuitiul elect ions lake wild
license for liis-rly. They are lllhsl with
cnlumy. Tlio editorial columns of su. li
pas'rs reek with it; their columns nro
KtulTcd with it. There nm newspnHrs in
tho t'liiled States which ill the groat popu
lar elections break fast and dine nnd sup on
indecency. They wallow pi it. Swine like
the imro. They give mote for one ipiill full
of it than a whole hogshead of decent pro
duct. There are in tin so great autumnal
elections men sitting in editorial chairs w ho
write with n ipiill, not plu.-krd from the stu
pid goose or thn siiMiiiik eagle, but from n
turkey hnz ird! Ghouls! Ghouls! 'I hey
lip tlio city sewer into their c.btonnl ink
slund. I cfainatioii of diameter is one of
she curses of the American ballot box to da
In your great presidential elections w ho cin
toll from wlint ho rends who is the man he
ought to vole forf H id until sometimes ap
plauded, goisl men delioilll 'I'd.
Another p.iHeriul ion of tho a-icrcd chest,
tho ark of tho American covenant, the bal
lot box, is the rowdy and drunken caucus.
The ballot box dis's not give any choice to
a mnn when the nominations nro in idn iu tho
back part of a grogcry. When thn elector
cones up ho has toilloosl let Avon two evils.
l;i some of the cities men have come to Hm
ballot box to vote, and h ive found both
names such a scaly, greasy ami Htenelilul
crow they hint no choice, Vou say vote for
somebody outside. Then thev throw nwav
their vote. Christian moil of New York nud
llrooklyu. honorable, men, patriotic men, go
and tiikn possession of th cau.-U"os. first
having s.iturutod your pocket hundkercluefs
with cologne or somo other disinfectant, go
down to the caucus und take posse
sion ot it in the ti'iimi of the Lord Col
Almighty and the American s'opto, though
at tor vou como back vou should have lo
bang your hat and cent on a lino in the back
yard ior ventilation.
Now, how are these things to bo remedied!
home suy bv a pro.M-rtv ii:ilitl-itt . Thev
".y that alter ii man ueU a certain ainou.i
of prosTty :l certain amount of real e.tato
he is tiniui.-ially interested ill good govern
ment, and he Imh-ouiim cautious aii-1 conserva
t ve. I reply, n propel (y ipialilii ntiou would
shut olf from the ballot box n great many of
the Ust men in the laud. Lib rary ui.-ii nre
almost always p. Mir. A t en is a g.si I imple
ment to make the world l.elt-r, but It Is a
very pisir inipletin nt to get a livelihood ordi
liai ily, I have kiiiiw u si'oi'os ol literary men
who never on ii. d a fool i f groiin I tin I never
will own u foot of gr.iiiu I until they got.
Illl.l T it. I'ro.os.Dis of colleges, teachers of
bonis, editors of news, ases, ministers of
religion, ipialitied in cviry possible way to
vole, yet ii. i worldly sm ss. There has been
many a limn who lias not had n house on
uni t i who Will have a mansion in heaven.
There nre many who through a.-, el. nls of
fortune have conni to great sin-cess while
they are pio'oiiud iu their stupidity, ns pro
found in their stupidity as a man of largo
fortune w ith whom I was crossing the ocean,
who told lie he was going to see til dykes of
Seotland! When a member ol my family
asked a lady on her return from i.uroi if
she had soon M..nt lllanc, she replied: "Well,
really, 1 don't I. now; is that iu lluropo!"
Ignorance by tho s.puire foot. l'roK-rty
pi.illlicatioii will not do. 'I ho only way
those evils will In one heat d will Ih by
in to thorough legal defense of tlio ballot
box and a more thorough niomliution
mid Chrlstiuniulioii of the people. 'Unit
nrk of the covenant was carried
into captivity to Kirintli-jeariui, but one
day the ; teoplo hooked oxeu to a cart, ami
thuy put tills nrk on the cart, ami the
cart was taken to Jerusalem the nrk of
the covenant coming w it h tlio shout iug and
thanksgiving of tho s'ople. And though
the Americin ballot box, the nrk of the
American covenant, our sacred chest, lias
Is n carried a;,-a i n and again into captivity
by fraud and ini iuitv an. I spurious voting, 1
lieliovo it will bt brought back yet by prayer
and by Christian consecration! and will le
n t down in the midst of the temple of
Christian patriotism. Whose responsiuility I
Yours ami mine.
You have not only a vote, you have a
prayer. The prayer may bn mightier than
the vote. Oh, as citi. en s of this iM-aiitiful
city, and of this Stat., nnd of this nation, let
us do our whole duty. W. cannot live under
any other form of government than that
which tiod luisgiveii us iu this country. The
si iii h on our ling are not the stars of a thick
ening nielit, but the stars sprmkl. d niind the
bars of morning cloud. Wo are goiug to
have ouo government on this entire conti
nent. lt the despotisms ot Asia keep
their foet olf the I'm illc const nnd let the
tyrannies of Euroie keep their loot olf
the Atlantic coast. We nre going to have
one government. Mexico will follow Tcxui
into thn I uion. and Christianity and civili
zation will stand side by side in the halls of
the Montoiima. And if not iu our day,
then in the day of our children, Yuca
tan and Central America will come in do
minion, while ou the north Canada will be
our i, not by com nest oh, no, American und
English swords may never clash blades but
we will woo our fair neighbor of the North,
and then England will say to Canada: "You
are old enough for tho marriage day," and
tien, turning, will say: "Giant of the West,
go take your brib.i." And then from Haltlu's
bay to tne Carribcan there will be one gov
ernment under one Hag, with oua destiny a
free, undisputed, Cliri.tianid American
continent. God save tho city of Brooklyn!
God uvo the commonwealth of New York I
Clod save the t.'.nionl
EurcROB William tells the Herlln news
papers thst they are talking too much about
bis private affairs, and wauts them to stop it.
Kx-fts-rsker ef Ike Assembly ef the ltnte
f Mew VsrW.
Stat or Nnw Yohk, Asxrxnt vCniwiirit, I
Ai.hant, April 11, I-.
My family for the last twelve yours have lieen
Using Ai.txfx'K.' I'ohocs I'i.sstf.hs, and hav
found them wonderfully cfllcachm In coughs,
colds, and pains In the r-ide and hack.
A Unit ten year ago I wan thrown from a
Wagon and hndljf bruised. In three days theso
pliiKter entirely removed the pnln and sore
tioKS. Twice thrjr havecured me of severe cold
which threatened pulmonary trouble. They
also cured my son of rheumatism in the shoul
ders, from which he had suffered two year.
Jamks V. Histkii.
Ouo wstormeloi, doctcr.vl with half nil
once of strychnine kill d 2,00 1 rubl.it on a
ranch at Trnver, t V.
A terre
Of good health Is found In tho retmlnr move
ment of the tMiwelSHiid perlett notion of I he
l.lvor. Those emails were iuteiiile.l by nature
In remove from the system nil iii'i'iiritios. If
you nre constipated, you utter a "standing in
vitation" ton whole 1 itiii i I y of discuses hii.I ir-ri-gnlaril
les whs h will sun Iv he "accepted,"
Slid you will have guests uiiwoleoino and de
termined. All these iiiiliappy coiiili.ii. ns may
lie nvcrlcd h) the timely Use of lir. I'ieiie's
I' ciisnut Purgative Pellets, i'nwerful tor the
effectual rcgll lit loll ol the Ism, Is nnd I. Ivor,
cstuhoshitig a healthy iietioii of tin- cnliio
won .ii fill oi'Kiiiiisni with which wu uru (.re
nted. Girls nre beginning to look toward den.
tistrv as a Hold wheretho.r wiisn id industry
may win n Imr ro-v-od.
lloiiry-.Monn.
"Sav, Perkins, old bov. w hv don't we "is yen
nt li e cluh iin uion - II. is your mother ui
.ii w shut dew ii on yiiiif" ".No. Hum n; i he l n l
ot the mutter is, fn liome is so hn.p leiW thnt
then- is no miiIim cinenl for in, t .onveil. on
look llicledmolis, hut it's u t-osil'-e ( tel. bill
see. my w ito used lo sutler so ini.rli f t ..in fui.e.
Ilonai'deliinueluelits cotum.-ll to her se, th;t
bi t-sfiril- anil le-r tentper ueie i;ro.'iy a:
fottoi. It was net lo-r lioilt. ol eon. i.'it it
made be mo unpleasant ell t lo- -1,1110. bul now ,
Mil. I -ho llll Ii. sVIII lo take I Ir. I'iel ' o's lt.
v.u-'lo rrrs4 riptn.il. she ha- l. en so hi Ii im.l .
lull py Ih it iirmt hnviiig our In. 111 ) -in sui a. I
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Over 23 Pound s C a I n I n Ten Weclcs.
Experience of a Prominent Citizen.
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It developed Into bronchitis,
and la tho fall of the samo
year I was threatened with
consumption. Physicians or
dered mo to a more congeni
al climate, and I came to San
Francisco. Soon after my
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Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver
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