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What a Noted Judge Hayn.
A reporter interviewed Chief JusImv
Church, (it tin; supreme < ourl of 1
N?\v Yoik, on the great question ol , *
tin' day. i ?
li have always been apprehensive, I
h i hi Judge 0 , "t h.it. the greatest, i
Hourcu <>! elanger to tin* pence ol the I
Country would soine tim?? prove to he i i
tliin very one?the Counting of the |
Presidential vote alter a close canvass, t
The danger seem* to inhere in the i
inachinery <d the present electorial c
system.' j
"Is there a belter vray to elect the <
President? Have you any sympathy <
with the notion of popular vote?' I
"Not the least.' i
"Why?'
"It would he contrary to the genius, i
the structure of our in-litul on*. It : 1
would tehd to (diliteralo State outlines, I
to rinse the rights <d the minority, t'? ! i
eoiTcentiate ipjd consolid itc the government.
These are things we might <
ever ti> nvpin.'
"Iit)W tihdut an electorial district
system?a system dividing each State
into electoral districts similar to Congressional
districts, and letting the:
people ol every district vote I? i* their
own separate I h ceiilentinl elector?'
"'I h it would have a similar etlect-- '
t o obscure State divisions, to dwarl
States, to prevent them I mm acting as
units. I should oppose anything
which had a tendency to detract from
tin* dignity ol the several Slates of the
general uovcrumcii', whose htillieient
functions mo detim etSiYl* the C'oc.stitu
lion, it is a euriou^ tact*,' continued
the cliief ju-tice, "that every great
milional disturbance has t cc|i produce
I I ... I * * i 1 * 1
r? uy < in* iiiii rvi nuoii ot the retierul
: ovi'i ninent in nlluirs w hieli concerned
S at.es. I lie I oiled States hsink < 1 ik
i mi I) mee, \he niilliiieution diet urhanee,
Hire CHm-h in point, So, when the
- - > 1111) dematuhd thai (Vm'iiresH sliinild
lei iile the nties' ion of ext ending slave
v into the Teii iioi'ii n. So, when
0 'tigress*. tin.' lie, k ul Liu1 Null I),
01 ?h lyi-ok to adjudicate U|)(>|I the
dnVet y :iiYd othei <|Hestiutip, tie* deciu
ion oi which properly rested with
each St ate hy its, It.'
"Tho Smith torgot 'is doetritt? ot
State rights when it thus a|>|iliivi to
('oniiTes-?'
,4 Yes, or ha*] not then formulated
j it.'
"Have you, then, no i-lea in your
\vu mint] of a Wetter system ot electing
tin; President and \ tcc-PrcsiI
iletit?''
"An idea, yep. Put. I have not consideied
the subject thmotnihly in the
light ot pit-sent ctreuirtstiiecs. My
opinion is that it would be an improvement
to allow each State to vote by
itHelt direetly for the candid ales
tor President ami Vie?-President,
instead of tor electors as
now, This would do away with the
existing elet tot al machinery,"
j "TJio vMv of each State, when HiVnl;
ly counted, to appear, by thmajority
on one side or the ot her, as the vote ol
that Statr?"
" \ i'8."
"This lor th" reason that the States
autonomy as such would he preserved
in the election, while 1 ?y a popular
vote, or by oleetofal districts, there
would he praytie.ally a general eleetion j
irrespective ol States?"
I "Yes."
ItlannorM in ihtvuwv.s.
There are ways ol attracting custom,
atiys the Fancy Goods Uncord, as
if ere am ways ol repelling it ; and
we are reminded of the value of maulers
in business by an incident oi ?ur
jOWiyexpeiier.ee when we aeeoiupann I
some ladies hIk?) ptng in a ipiiet eoun
try town. The shop-keeper's manners
was well calculated to drive people
Iront his shop, lie was a slovenly,
bushy-haired man, with a smilcless
I I HP. II .'111(1 lillVllil'IAIIU lll'l.o ll.nl u-w..n..l
lo regard every passer-by .as a burglar
and every customer us a possible
swindler. If is till was lilted with a
patent burglar alarm, which gave a
clang every t ime lie opened it to change
a ten cent piece, lie watched with the
glance ot a detective every lady who
i handled a piece ot goods, as it'she proposed
slipping a whole piece of I lorrock's
cotton Under her cloak. Indeed,
his entire maimer made the party feel
'uiicointoitable and anxious to ho out
ot his place. Filially, when one of the
ladies gave him a live dollar hill to
pay lor her purcbast s, he put on his
glasses to examine it slowly and carefully,
then pulled out the burglar
j>root drawer with its ling oi alarm,
closed it on second thought, with another
clang, and hied away to the
further end ol the shop to make sure
from an old bank nolo detector that
the note was not counterfeit, after
wMch ho moodily made Change, The
party have never called upon him
since, and no member of it over will.
The whole conduct ol ol the man said,
as if in so many words, 4< Look here,
you people, you can't catch me, ami
you can't have my goods until 1 am
I satisfied about van. I have ewrv
devieo lor HwibdUrs, ho keep your <iit?tatice."
The retudt Wtftf that ho lost
custom, lor no one cares lo bo smtpee?
tod obviously ol being a thiol. It i?
possible to please a OtiHloinei* by your
iiiuunor ami your business arrange?
> incut, and also to OiBguKt him or lior
| by. pottinoHH or discourtesy. Proper
j caution is a good thing, but it need
J not bo exHgg rated, jis in this case,
into utuv? i - it listrunt and ollenuve
Mi.-jiieioo. A shopkeeper, i<i at-tmot
t'lJitUilnciH, must s? e that the looks as
i web an the way* ol It is shop, ale u??
1 \)Oi g.
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:ORRY WEliKL
" 1 " <""r " ' 'j - 1
Why Adverttsel
People sometime* a?k why doe* Pr.
it. \ . Pierce, of Huflalo, N. Yspend i
lo much money in a?i\ertising hi* lam- ,
l)r medicine*, which are ho well 1
Cnituti ami surpass all other remedies!
n popularity ivihi sale. It in well
uihwii that A. T. Stewart considered
t good policy, and undoubtedly it
>awl him, to spend many hundred
diousand dollar* in advertising hi*
roods, yet nobody questioned the excellence
ol his merchandise. The
^ratid secret ot success lies in oflcring ]
?nly goods which posses* merit to
oistiiin themselves, and then through
liheial and persistent advertising innk- j
ng the people thoroughly acquainted '
with their good qualities. Men do!
not succeed in amassing great fortunes, ,
establishing thriving and permanent!
business, and founding' Hiihstanti.il in '
stitutior* like Dr. Pierces (fraud In- j
valid*' Hotel at. Dull'do, which costs
i>V' i' two hundred thousand dollars,
tilth hh their business he legitimate,
their goods meritorious, and their services
which they render the people
genuine and valuable. Dr. I'ieree ;
does not attempt to humbug you by [
telling \ou that hia CJoldin Medical !
Discovery will cure all diseases. fie j
savs, "It your lungs are halt wasted by :
eoiistimption, my Discovery will not
cure you, yet an a remedy lor severe
coughs, and all curable bronchial,
throat, and lung alVeetions, 1 believe it
to lie unsurpassed as a remedy." The
pt'OpIt nil Vt* C'tllHlUlllC'l! Ill I I|H nil'lll<mt
h I transe lit* does not tivcr i t'com- i
mend I hem, iiml when tried they give !
h:i i. m i ii f t it hi. His Medieal Advisei, n i
hook <?l over niijt' liiimlieil pages, il- j
I list rat i'il hy two hundred ami eighty- '
two engravings iiml IiouihI in eltnh
and gilt, 1* elh rod to he people at so
moderate a price ($1.50, post-paid),
that it is no wonder ihat almost one j
hundred thonsatin have already heen
told. 11 is iiii'tiioraiidiini hooks are on
every druggist's counter tor tree ?iis?
t ti.hirt ion. (tr)
A Common 'Complaint.?There is a i
yohng man in the neighhorhood who |
is always niehiiicholy and always out
o! vvoik. The other day lie w ;ih asked
hy a kindly disposed man whether lie
eoilld lintl no Wolk. "Sir." said he,
"i he only thing that slurs my happiness
is my appetite. Can 1 help it?
"No" "Tho only thing that appease
is my food. Can 1 help it?" "No?
eerutinly not." "The only thing that
procuris nie looil is money. Can I
lielp it ?' "01 eonrse not; everybody
has to buy tood." "The only way loi
me to get money is to work. Can I
lielli It V" "Tle.l in I he I.est tv:ie to
get it." 1,l5ut, sir," and here the tears '
came rolling down his cheek, "tin-re's
the rub, Work kj?<?i 1h my appetite, |
and I haven't anything else to live
for."
A Symtatiiktic Man.? A mother
and V>uhe w'trc among the passengers
at the Central Depot yesterday. . N111had
the child carefully wrapped
up, and this tact, perhaps, attracted
the attention of .'i tiig fellow
with a three-story ovcrdoot and a rusty
s^ale in liis h ft ml. Sitting down
hestde her he remarked:
"CoUi weather tor such little people,
isn't uV'
She tainily nodded.
"Does lie seem to feci it rnneh?' continued
the man.
She shook her head.
"Is it a luahhy child?' ho asked,
seemingly greatly interested.
"lie. was up to low moments ago,'
she snapped out, "hut I'm nlraitl lie's
sine lied so inueh whiskey thai he'll
ha\ the delirium tremens h'lore
night!'
The man got right up and walked
out ot tlio room, and was alter ward
seen buying clovts and cinnamon.?
J Detroit Free /'rets.
How 11k Uaisicd a Loaf ok Bkicap.
? lit; was ;) young man, ami he looked
like a student?like one of the students
in attendance at Harvard Chi llcge
Moreover, his prompt action, a< ho
saw a lotft til bread on the crosswalk
up Woodward avenue, went to ?how
that he was fond til loot-ball, and
therefore a student at Harvard, lit*
reasoned that the loul had fallen from
a baker's sleigh, and turiher reasoned
that it was better lor him to kirk it
into forty pieces than lor some pooi
man to find if. Ho kicked, lie kicked
lor all he was worth, and uttering a
wail til agony he limped to the lentoand
leaned against \t and swore like a
pit ate. The interior ol that "lost"
ioat wee a cobblestone, put there lor
just such an emergency.?Jfclroil
JSrcc J 'ress.
Water, though well warmed, would
quench, nevertheless, the tiro that
warmed it. Thus may tho character
ol a treacherous person bo described.
In English military circle it is rumored
that thirty thousand French
volunteers will join the Hrnish army
in cannot war with Kuhsta, tempted by
the bounty and tho pay.
The Chinese are the most silent of
all race# of all mankind, and account
j for this taciturnity on the ground thai
they never mind anybody's busiui si
but tl eir own.
A eh layman in northern indiam
ascended the pulpit the other JmiimI
and said: "A<? man can ser\c tin
Lord while he has tin jumping toothache.
1 therefore dismiss the eongrc
' guiion,"
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y news: jan. !
" the stts .
1877. NEW YORK. 187 7.
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the I S., fa il M'J ? nitrating* of inn liaiiic.,
lliOVeilii'UIS. Price 2b cents,
i\ tin * * *s i(i 1* 1 la* i rtpci, or concerning Paten h
j >! I N F* I if, ;>7 I III It ] lull1 , , r'A i cl S. 1> I .1 UCI
Ullbe, t el . r , *1 71U ?l , V* as hi ng ton, 1?. (J.
(lcc If. la*.
2 <, 1877.
Tlio Christian Index
A FAROE EIGHT PACE WF.FKL V
ORGAN OF THE BAPTIST DENOMIN
AT ION.
SHOULD PF IN FY Kit Y BAPTIST
FA Ml I. ) IN nu: I. A NO.
IT IS Til K PAPFlt OF 11 ( III I.I) II FN
OUCH IT TO UFA n.
J T IS Til K PA P Fll FOII A I. I. WHO
WOULD KNOW THE TRUTH
AS IT IS IN JESUS.
srilSCIllIlK FOB FT AT ONCK?INDUCE
YOU It Fit I ENDS ANI)
XEHAV1H)IIS TO DO LIKEWISE.
if rot;a vn't 'hie money, sub
sat iiie you the pap Fit anyhow?vorit
PASTOR WILL
MAKE TIIE A Hit AN HEMEN
T FO It YOU.
SEND FOH SPECIMEN COPIES.
THE Pit ICE OF THE INDEX IS $3 A
v y i
Addrevs oil order* lo?
J AS. l\ IIA It It 1SON <i CO.,
jan 20-"tn. IIox 24, Atlanta (?a.
BIXBY*S
44 BEST "
BLACKING
A Combined Polish mucking and
Leather Preservative.
' Experts ar.il Professional Bootblacks in
i New IMk, uik1 all other laige cities where
j this Blacking has been introduced, acknowlI
dge its superioi iLy over all imported or do'
uicstie BlaekingSin use, as an Elegant. l'olish
and Coil serve! ol Leather.
jSOTICE.
Blxhy's "Best" Blackim; has a Hod and
Blue Label. l)o not be deceived by accept
ing our ".Standard" i lacking in place ol 'la st.
'1 he Mat.daid lias the table stamped into the
tin cover
This left id i.-> made to compete vvitii oilier
Ameiican and French Blackings, but is interior
to our ". est."
Bixby's "Best" Blacking will save its entire
cost in the wear of your boots and shoes.
IIOISLKMKI'LKS
I Trv Bixby'a Irenoh Laundiy
i Blue,
IN GUTTING BOXES.
Tho moat convenient ami economical pack
age, ami the only combined Bleaching and
liluing I'owder In use.
S. M. IllXB Y & CO.,
Manufacturing ChemUts,
Nos. I7d & 17 Washington .Street,
mav '20 Now York.
?v ?rr
E. & H/T. ANTHONY & GO.,
f>9l liroatltoai/, Arm )'<>i/c.
(Opp. Metropolitan Hotel.) '
Ma.nuf vcrt'itKits, i mi'oun ns iv- I >i:.\ i.i:i:s in
C1IR0M03 Aim FRAMES,
Stereoscopes and Views,
' ALBUMS, liBAlilOSCOl'lCN, ami SUITABLE
VIEWS,
Photographic Material'3
\Vo aio Ilvadquai tors for everything In the
way of
Storeopticon and Magic Lanterns
Hoing MamilactUrers of tljo
Mi( M:(>-s( i L\Ti ri<; I. \ N I J;I; N ,
STEREO PANOPTICON,
U N 1V EM - IT Y ST ER K<) 1 'TI (JON,
ADVERTISER'S STKREOPTICON,
ARTOITCOX,
SCHOOL LANTERN, FAMILY LANTERN
PEOPLE'S LANTERN.
Each style the host in Its class In the maket.
Catalogues oi Lanterns and Slides, with
<1.reel ions for using, sent on application.
Any enterprising man can make money with
a large Maelo Lantern.
j,.?* Cut out this adveriisemont for reference.
VIKttClllift 4 HALL'?
rr\NPTTYTP ATI7I\ Piw a on
VA/lll/UU JL1W1 1 llJlS lUinOll
Warranted equal to any Potash in t lie market,
and far superior to Cortcentrated Lye
for all purposes for which it
is used.
.Put up '111 0110 pound motal cans, convenient
lor use In families lor making hard and
soft Soaps, and lor cleaning put poses generally.
L>iioctions lor making apup, etc., acoin
puny each can.
for cleaning type, presses, machinery,
paints, softening water, washing sinks ami
1 truit trees in the spring it is unequalled foi
1 excellence and convenience of package. Foi
I sale by Cirocers and Druggists e\oiywiieie.
\ issher ?.v Hull's Insecticide ami Disiuteclaiit
Powder is.invalnalde loi* tlio destruction
1 of the potato twig, cotton yvoriu,,gi asMioppos
mice, rats, vouches, insects, ami' veiinin of ali
1 kinds. It Is tiUiinieS* to men and unftfiu's.
ami l.tr ciu aper than Pamg.eoii for the dp'
s'ruction ot vermin, it is a.so invaluable as
; a Disinfectant, puiilyiug Ibg air in hospitah
and sick rooms, and destroying the loui odo.s
' of.sinks, cellars, stui'let, ?Vc. Put up in oiu
, : pound Cans, f< . sale by Diuggists and too
cois evoiy where.
A' LsbClI I It 11 ALI , Manufacturers,
Wall kill eel, Now Voik.
oct 15.
" ii ' i ' ' 1 mm
fb \\r * johx
|T> \V . HAKNKS. Man u/J]
f.iet urers of Baknm' Patent
, - " ^1 h "" ' Power Machinery,
[ Scroll Saws, el c.
\ r' 1 The only foot power ,u**
v^\k \1 ciilnoiy without doud centers,
ii-'/X ?kK to $^.000 l'<'i year
" / ,/f uiiida iuing thpscuinchines.
-**>*?** t'. B. Miller, Sellings
(Jrove, Pa., sav*: "Sixty dollars (100) |?er
iimnth iinvle with my machine alter working
ten limns per dav at a tiade will do."
W. II. llarrl^on, I nuke, Ark., say*: "Sawed
out six dollars (Itt) worth ot Inackets the
liiigt tlnee hours after it was set up."
Say what you letol this In and send lor 48
pftoo illustrated catalogue. fire. Address,
W. K. A .JOHN HAKNKS,
Hoekford, WlnneUigo County, 111.
nov4 HOi
QtJICK l"
J
RELIEF
FRO!"/!
PAIN.
DR. GROSVEKORS
c a r s i c i n
Porus Plasty.
I UK QriCKKST, SfREf-r. Safest. Chita..
km am? mo - f < on vkmknt < i l(k of
i'ain evki; i?i8('0vkiiki).
No more greasy, h'thy, evil bind ling compounds?no
more pound' ps?no inoro disappoint
m< lit?NO MOKK 1'AiN!
(iio-.venor'.s i npsicin 1'oiu.i Piaster cuies r
Lame buck, Neck or hide in half tin hour.
Grosveiiors dapsicin Poms Muster curss
ltheuiualic Pains in a single night.
Grosvenoi'a t'apsioln Poms Plaster banishes
every loriu ot pain with rapidity ol lightning.
orosvennr's Capstoin Portia Master coinbints
all the atlvaiilages ot the best Fonts
l'liister over made, unh the wondeil'ul qnalij
ties of i apbiein.
It is thes gieat natural remedy (or all kinds
of local and seated pain.
| '1 lie cheapest medicine in the A
single 1 taster does the weitk.
(>rosvenoi o Capsiuin Portts i'laster is the
only gchnine. 'J ake no other kind with a
partly similar name. '1 his aiticle cities;
otheisnuiy not. Uemctule;; tho uuuio?Ciosvenor's.
^olil by Druggists at 2ft cents, or sent? by
mat), postpaid, u> any address, on< leceipt ol
price.
ITEPAUKII OM.Y KT
J. M. GU'JhYENOH, M. T).
22 Park Place, X, Y.
oct 14-Cm.
AKSEICAH ana F0EEI3N PATEKTB
(ill.Moid", ?!* CO., succesooi* i<? C'himpun,
Homier & ( oM J3< licilors. Latents produced
iii nil counliies. NOM.hH IN ADVANCE,
No chaigcunless the patent is gianled. .No
tees lor making picliminaiy examinations.
No athljiir.nul lees lor obtaining and conduct'
in*; :i reheating. l?y s; recent decision of the
< oiiitni>Moi:<r A LI. rejei led applications may
beiewvtd. {special uue.ntioii given to Interleience
( ad'* lit.'(ore llie i item Otlice, Kxtcn~
stons before Congress, inliingemont ,huit.i in
dillcienl (states, mid all litigation appertain'
int; lo inventions or Latent:*. Send stamp to
(iiiinore A* Co. lor pamphlet of sixty pages.
LAND CASES, LAND WAERANT3
and CCEIP.
Contested l.ain) ( uses moduced before tho
lr. ij. (.enentl [.and Cilice and Department
ot the iiiterior. 1'iivate Land ( laims,
MINING and l'liJv-l'.MI HON Claims, and
HUM L.VI'l.AD < ases attended to Land
(Snip in 40, MJ, and lftt) acre, pieces for Hale,
lhls scrip is assignable, mil can he located >
in the name ol the purchaser upon any Cioveitinuuil
land subject to p. ii ale entry, at $1.25
p-racie. II is ol etjual \uuie with bounty
i.aiiVD Wiiri ants, .end stamp to Gilmors <k
Co. for pamphlet Ot Instruction.
AEBEAK3 ON PAY and BOUNTY.
<ll'l''ll)l.ll.s, Slll.rnr.US, ami SA1I.OI13 of
the late war or their heirs, are m many cases
entitled to money from H e Govo nment ot
which they have no knowledge. Write full
liis'.oi y ol serv ice, ami stale amount of pay
and bounty revived. Lirulose sl.unp to GILMOI.Jc
At CO.,,and a full ieplv, alter examination,
will no given you free.
PENSIONS.
All OFFICERS, SOLD1EKS, and RATL<)Hb
v.oiuiuMil, iit|*itired, or injured in tlio
late war, litmt'vei bllghtly, can obtain k j?? 11 sioii
by iiddicssing blljiVlUKi', A UO.
Casds pionee^led by L.J CAiOiiE Ot CO, oefore
llic oiifxcinr Court ot the t lilted States,
the ( ouvi ui Claims, ami the Southern Claims
Commission.
Each department of our business is conducted
in a sojia.ale bin can, undo, char go of
the Same experienceo parlies eiup.oyed liy tin*
old In in. i i ompt attention to all business 011lilisted
(6 (i'lEAiUKJs. it C<>. is tlitis secured.
We ilcsiio to v\ in success by deserving it.
Add.ess ClbMOiCl1, CJO.j
\VAbltLNUTO}i, 1>. O.
Silver Plated Ware.
Eloctro-Platod Table Ware; <
A Sl)
Ornamental Art Work.
IN I.UIiAl' V A 1(1 k t'Vj
MAAUfSH lijiit.it h\ niK
jMeriden Britannia (Jomuar^
*?svf inuauivut/, i\cio lo//c?
'I lie boat l'lated bl'OO.Nti and 1'UllKS are
llioso bhver l'Uuid heaviest 011 (lie pails
wiie.u necessarily the limst ware comes, and
|l>eaiiuj{ (be liado Mark.
1M7?KOGKlta lUlorilkHH?XII.
N.l>.? 4 Ins great improvement la Si War*
jl Plated tspoons ami I'o. Ks is applied alike to
each grade ??1 I late, A 1, b ami o/., i?s ordeicti,
1 nu PiuCess ami Maoi.ineiy lor man- ?'
t ui.iiiuiin^ liich' -pious aio Patented. 'l'ha
, J.xtiuoj "Maintain l late1' inuuu by this Coin,
pany is stamped 1, o.tnpiy, u?U is puled '#)
, per iviil. heavier iliau trio ordinaly market) J
Muudui'd.
f
\Lf~ i- i.st Pie.iiiuins awarded at all Fairs
' wheuj exhibited, /ioin Worlds* air ot Iboi
to Ainu,man institute hall, loll, inclusive,
| l apt ia '