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Il'i'olv1'tl no 1)onelit. un11 1t I ce ol''unc::I I a1i;r; le V\'gelii: in r tl I w'is I' owi-'tr wy1r;.. j h-v 1yc t iI n1nv r"nl"'li';: IE l 'hl' noi h"lyt n''. Vi;' l.t'I N I i I ie mi '' I :ui;i - t !o 1.sv. I I,"gat to Ierl b -)t. e 1!- ale ; ::;:,:I .s h: I tl .. It :VI' 1.1lkent Iliietv b1) 0 ll s in :'II. I .11 Iwi..r riell will. never retl aitrCZ. No one au icL I t in i. U h:1'Ok f(Il th:4n 1 (10. V El1;TJNE.--hen (o b db m I(o-; a:i.I sl:gnaIt, 'i h(r rrnt i;1r;c of wol IeIr or ellItn.itl'. w i r.I. Of ('\1.1r; 1-,. Irrona (li'', or iron, anv uthe'r( ;l:". lh VI.: il- wi ll n'nn' vIhe l:oot, t.1rry"ufi t h1' 1n t ttr: l hn:ur. . 1t'li1n:; thr sii ti 'l, tire1t 1lt l: 0 oI h i l , alnt tluiarI. a it to 11i'or I) the 1. h'le ii . For Ckidlney ltn11platil., I d Ner\ vou- tIeb Iiliti. Ii1.,1 :(I0 , .iF. i)e c'et ' nh 'J. 1: Mit. 11. i. r : r . Ns :--l 1tra1 Sir.--I h l i : . wa I o' I. L , I 't"l V :i:i . I;i . M I-I)It'11)l IlcEN : 'It1 11f ;1' V i I"'N I Wati 1'iry Iowv. 11t s"xt.!ni s :a t11-i41:1 :1!-r by ' i tl:ei . I hail illh- Kl inec - ' i.; : 1 is. very nrvon-' "i tt,ih Il. In h' - ;I I har l itk o the 0 t!;i l tl I i f un I I: t:ip i " I.-ilm, Inu!, Ii h:sul- - n of ! ' '47 .: a 11. ' r-g h ; 11t'. J a.It .'nw .Ibi t'7 ' t: i'n wrk. N e' - th ve IounE't. . a.l\ i-ll';:- Ill;,, Ii .e l lt 11, I know It l4i ' every:iit.h iNt s is.::.1 . ' i -. 1lIt 4h'. .\MI1'. A..d. f:\1bl.'t'O.. VE.11.11\ E IN s noltI"I ngl) .1'!i r^n'.Ih-- nine 11 rit'll'i ihe b)g00 1 . 11 u wlat i! 1.' heu e: . ihlli lithe el1otti sytet. aCIS di(et il t C l. 1 o n - h tit re' O n' 1' s, ;1!1( ar(c- i's thel 1i:",l i ; tt.llm to nrtlutl:. - FOR SICK 11EXDAC1E13ii. EVANS L.LE, IN1)., ,1:;:t. 1, 1' 51lt STEVENS: D,:rt Sir-I live U'iO vot t y c In" for I ...it e.Idetle. and be glee ' greatly' h'It "1' i -Id IIri riv i h:ve (very rea, n to belive !L. ( )Iv , to . lnediclnc. Yours very ral:'et fnly. MIIt1 JAMES C(INN\ ili, - 1 Titilr it ret. IIEADACIIE-Tlhere are'varlenl caast' for letndahe. ti dora inel lrnt of the S'Irl.etitig 5y ten1, of the itl~1stiv' - r f I I1e Ii.voll system.. . VEGETINEc;i 'tNs:14. to bt :t sir ('ueledy 141' i;he lin;. 4y Ltltds of ltcadI; (he; lk It act:+d(iret iv up')1 Ihl' v it r l et" cIi 's of: this cnlL,lilnt, Ner'vou s 0.s. In!e. it, Co,. tlvencsi, I{he'li:1111'<1m, N\ ti l 1Ila. I;i: i tt4('.;. t&c. Try the Vegetlne. Yout will n':ver re"gret it. DOCTOR'S REPORT. Dat. C1u.1s. M . 1);11t: \ tt.1 U.;t:;, A!t1h1 ary. EvaRln"Ti:. ad. Thednet.or wvrit"i: I ha v( a larg.;( innirlci of goi.1eti(omer. who tak( Vlgtl'. TI'hey a l spel a well o) It. I k'ny 1: s it goo I meviline f[r thu Complaints for wCI iG h iL Is recom mlender'(. D)et:emlb,r27, 1:i77. VEgR,l,NE o aff e:tt. 1 n'1a for our nt.'d fat hers atln01mo hers ; for i, gives i hom 1 srengt, 1ltl. aIhi1r nsevs, od gIVe, them It.tI1re's sweet 1leep. Soep, tine ggn DOCTOR'S REPORT. II. Bc. Sn,VN, Es.: TDear C ha , een selltn" yon vluable Vegelneofor I ree,e:1rs, aWi we ilnl ihan d !Ives perfect. saiuacl loll. WV. believe 11. L.u be it best blood purtiltr now sold. 'ery respect f dll y DRt. J. E. hla)1' .Nt CO., Dru;;il':. ruoownt, Kya. T EoETINr, has i1(,\cr fa!led1 to erre^t, a e1ire, g1%in) , one an,l Strength to t,he systcnt deblll lated by dlscas.e VEGE TINE -PFItEPARED BY New a BOSel n , M SS Suars, Cofestron ,n Radt gyrups, olses, Soda, TrimE ILEAT11EN RAGE --0 AXI) n3rw rxlE A TYTIx I (S A0US TIll IN VE ..'t(LTION. What the .ndling I0 publican and In depnndent Papers Say of the Passage of the Potter Rosolution to Iuyiesti. gate the Electoral Frauds. Can't Undo tho Work. 411 lI1ret ("nrier, liep. Mr. I:yes is the President of the Unitel S:ites, 1n:i this attempt to undo the lawful work of the Elocto ral Commission and to install in the White House Mr. Tilden, will not do. The peoplo of the country aro tired of political tricksters and inal contents, and satisfie,l with the ad iinistration, and it looks as if Tildon in his greed for the Presidency, had overshot the intli. Vhat Will they do With it? / II'ht.,hhnq!oo RelA;en,.n,rt, Rep. And now thiat they have it, what v ill they do with it '? If it me,ants anm thing beyon id patrtisanl ciap)tra1p, it is ievolh ion, and the country may as well begin to prepare for it. The ('(alsl'iricy is bold and relentless, and(1 aims to sc;ze the reins of power by usu.irpaion, or it is a harmloss 'isplay of wind atndl buckral. We shall soon know more of it. Not of Much Importance. We do not attach much import" ance to the Demnocratic plot that has bcen eiaborated in the brains of a few porti,m.in muanatl:gere who iml 1gine that they are patriots and statesnmen. The case that goes into court on the tostimony of perjured witllescs is handicapped at the out set. "Quit.kencd consciences," such as those of MlcLin and Dennis, are a di ug in the market ; and when intelligent mne1 think about the in-titer at all, it will only be with languid wonder as to for which sito the witnesses lied the strongest. ' iieanwhile, the im portimt cOusidoraitiol is thit the )emocrats have turned their backs upon the present and the future, havo neglocred the true interests of the country. and have rested their c:mllso Upon raikng up the past and atteiptinlg to turn almost forgotton scand,ds to p.lrtis.tu advantgo. Porcing the Issue. IHni,rd (ourard, Rep. Before the next session of .this Congre-s the elections take plaeo for the Forty-sixth Congress. In view of these revolutionary proceed ings it is the i.nperative duty of the pattriotic, itelligant people of the country to sea to it that the men elected to the next Congress are not revolutionists. Every man who has takco part in the passing of the Potter resolution, and refused to al low a full investigation--which is all the Repubillicans askod--should ho kept at home, and men elected who will stan] by the decision of the Electoral Commission. The Democorats h:ave forced the issue up)on the country att a time when peace and qiet and confidence are (esi red most earnestly. They do servo a single rebuke and they will recivoe it. Will Help the Republicans. PJla kddphAla Timbes, Id. The D)emoci'ats in the House at Washington have carried their point in thoe battle over the Potter resolu4 tion, b)ut the record they have made in thne contest will 'go a great deal forither than Mir. Hayes' liberal con tri but ion tow~ards running th'e next camp)aign on behalf of the Republi cans. 'They wvan ted an investiga tion, but it was an investigation in a modinied form, to meet their owvn partisan p)urposes. They not only asked the privilege of appointing the Court, but framed the laws so only that which might damage the case of one pafrty to tihe suit should be admiitted in evidence. The in vestigation will .proceed uinder tihe Potter rosoliition, but' the findinlg of tihe committee wvill be robbed of half its effect by the conviction now preCvailin)g that it is a purely parti san Inoasure. The Deoracy 8hooting Niagara. Neto York Hferald, Ind. Now, if it be the plurpose of this movemen t to put 1Ir. Hay,os out of office, the Democratic party iA von turing ug>n'' the great feat of "shooting~ Niagara." 'It is' easy enough' for 'rash and v'enture'sown persons to go ,ovor the falls if they chooe to take 'the risk, .buffit might be prnnt fo heih t~ cdn The Democrats will either carry the country with them or they will not.. If the country is dra'gge4 over iii that tremendous and des perato plunge it will decend into the abyss *of Iexican anarchy. 4 procedent will have boon set which will embolden every defeated and discontented candidate to reassert his title at any time within the foui' years after the regular count h'ts gone against him, and we shall be launchetd upon a long experimeut of Mexican anarchy and irremediable civil c)nfusi;)n. The gjountry Will Condemn It. &priwgfeiel Reputblican, Ad. The Country will condemn the partisanship which has initiated this invostigation, and suspect.. the movement of meaning mischief. IThere are undoubtedly Democrati in the House who are ready for al most any measure to get Hayes out of the White House. It has not sul)posed that they were many of influential, but the course of events during the past week must inevita. bly arouse fear that a considerable por tion of the party are willing td preipitato a fresh contest over the Presidenc y upon a weary country. Of course the coutry will not allow any movement for disturbing Mr. Hayes' tenure of the White House to make any real progress. The public won't swallow the campaigd mlanifosto of the Republican Conk gressional Committee in a single gulp, but it will koop a close eye on events at Washington. And if the leaders of the Democracy should b4 mad enough to seriously proposd a rehearsal of the electoral settlement they will get a response from the country within 24 hours that will make them take the back track without any unnecessaiy delay. Palpably Revolutionary. Kom York Tribune, Rep. What, tho, is the movement ao tually attempted ? It is not only unfair, cowardly and fraudulent in method, but it is palpably 'revolu tionary' in purpose. The Republi .ns had abundant right to oppose , 'on either ground or on both grounds. They were right in demanding an amendnment making the investigation broad, fair and impartial, if there was any investigation. But they were also right in resisting'iny and every inquiry which is designed to disturb or is based upon the pre sumption that this Congress has any constitutional power to disturb the title of a President duly inatugurat ed. The Democratic resolution is not only indecent and knavish ; it is an attempt to get up another reA hellion against lawful authoi'ity. In either aspect it could bo resisted as a matter of right; in the 'latter it was a duty to resist it. Tilden Throwing Away Money. New York Times. Rep. And if Mr. Tilden would but for a day study the papers of his own party, especially the, papers pub lished in the South, he ' wouli probably come to the honnlusion that ho is throwing away his mone~ mi the attempt to manufacture Democratic sentiment in his own be-' half. The Republican aversion to IMr. Hayes has its counterpart in the Democratic dislike' of Mr. :Tilden, whose unconcealed desire to estab~ lish his claim to a renorgination4 does not increase his' (opularity with the rank and file of his party or .his influence over its. leaders. Another circumstance that will by and by erhbarrass the investigators and frustrate the revolutionary part of their 'programme is the gradual' awakenitig of~ the business 'cormu.. nity to the i'eality 'of the peril with which it is threatened. The' mo mont the' contest assumes the 'form ' of an attempt to reop en the 'Presid dential question, and to plunge the country into anarchy, public feeling will manifest itself in a' way not pleasant 'to the knaves who now shout "fraud." ' It is said that if the Flnperor . William did not persist in 'showing his pemrsonal 'affeetion for the "OMr,~ Bismarck would enforce his.idea of, compelling Austria to acceptth Emupire of Turkey ip Edrops, giving up her German gv'ovinces toA Germany.' We all have ou'r preferepes but no one prefers to hear' a 'oryink .. baby when the fast id'so wdinown that Dr. Bull's Baby Sya at once quiet it, ,? Iissaid h e live-inisorn4ea tlet!,