The Andrew County Republican. [volume], January 01, 1875, Image 3

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The distinguished English orator,
Charles Bradlsiugh, lectured at the ,
Grand Opera llonse, Chicago, recently,
hir. subject being " Kcpublicanism in
England." Reviewing in detail the
development of republican sentiment
in England, the speaker said that a
republic iu that country was not near ;
had he the power by raising his hand to
establish it to-day, he would not do so.
too much icrnorauce and
nnwrtv for a republic was impossible ,
potitj , ior 114 i ,
while people were ignorant ami unuti- ,
fetj I
Vr t iioi, olc Ql.ntvM bv figures '
Mr. Bradlaugh also showed uy n0urts
how tho present iorm 01 goveri.mum.
i 4.i.; etnffi of .
eXlSlCU, SlllU lUCit uminuii"
afi'Mrs. The increase of taxation in 1(50
years was from less than (5,000,000 to
X7G,000,000 ; during the present reign,
from -19,000.000 it had increased to
.76,000,000. Seventy years ago the
landed proprietors of England and
WnW rAKPi'vpfl .L-22.n00.000 a vear : to-
i, w.n,Vo
day, lorme sume pxup.y, - ;
more than 100,000,000 sterling. On
n, 4o nno nno a vear thev paid then ;
the ,UUU,UUU a year uitv pum mcii
2 000,000 and upwards of land-tax, and ,
' .. --,1 .1
on the 100,000,000 they paid less than
1,000,000 of land tax. Two hundred '
years ago, land in England paid two-.
fifths
of all tho taxes, and to-day it I
less than one seventy-sixth part ,
The national debt had increased ,
36,000,000 to 800,000,000.
pays
of it.
from
This,
work
he said, was a mortgage on me
of the people yet unborn, and
none of it for liberty, honor or glory.
The roal question in England, how-
, , - t T
orai- True tbo lflTidpd m-ourietors. JLess
r.-i.- i i...u 17,,. .
tuan-uuiauiiiieauwuciiuiii.-ii4i.ii. ui
tu' . . , ., i
gland, haltot Ireland, and tliree-iourms :
nf SnnH-md. The Duke of Sutherland
alone owned a great part of Scotland,
and the Buko of Buccleugh owned half
a million acres of land in Scotland, and
other nobles had a life interest in 11,
000,000 acres of land in England capa
ble of cultivation, which was devoted to
deer-parks fcr these landed aristocrats
If they asked him what had all that to
do with the republican movement, he
would say that land was the territorial
aristocracy. It owned the House of
Lords ; it stopped every measure of re
demption ; it had locked up the school-
doors by its opposition to emication.
UOOIB u a umiuaiuuu v..v.. .
Tf ,nrnr.t,i n,o mnssfis of the oeonle
l I ifLiuiivwv i x.
from becoming instructed by the tases
it kept upon knowledge. This was the
power which sheltered itself by the
throne.
USES OF HAIR.
fipiitienien who pride themseies on
their luxuriant beards will take comfort
in knowing that the mustache is a natu
ral respirator, defending the lungs
against the inhalation of cold and dust.
It is a protection of the face and throat ,
against cold, and is equally in warm I
climates a safeguard for those parts
against excessive heat. The mustaches
of blacksmiths show by their color the
dust which they stop as a natural res
pirator, and, which, if inhaled, would
be injurious. The mustache is bene- ,
licial to those who follow the trades of
millers, bakers, masons, to workers in
metal, etc. Full beards are said to be
a defense against bronchitis and sore
throat. It is asserted that the sappers
and miners of the French army, who are
noted for tho size and beauty of their I
beards, enjoy a special immunity from
affections of this nature. Tho growth
of hair has been recommended to per
sons liable to take cold easily.
You get tho same accommodations, .
more attention and better fare at tho
Sherman House, Chicago, now, than
under any previous management of that
excellenUiotel, and for lens money. In
times like the present these are import-,
ant considerations.
A Fkench writer has arrived at the
conclusion that the average height of
the human race has remained un-;
changedsiuce tho Chaldean epoch, -1,000 ;
years ago.
There is no Death. If it be true
that Nature abhors a vacuum, it is
equally true that the Great Creator ab
hors death and glories in life. There
is really no such thing as death the
term is a misnomer, used to designate the
changes which occur in life. Life, eter
na1 life, is created by the laws of Al
mighty will-power, which are as immut
able in their application as is tho exist
rnofi nt the Creator himself. When
God made life, he made everything
necessary to sustain it, but left it for ,
man's progressive intelligence to dis- j
cover, convert and utilize. Goodmedi-1
cine is to the ailing physique what good .
fuel is to the expiring flame ; the better 1
the fuel tho quicker the lire tho bet- i
ter the medicine, the quicker comes re-!
lief from pain. California Vinegar i
Bitters is life's elixir for old or young. (
Use this medicino properly and you will
live to a good old ago without those
physical ailments which make seventy
15
years a burden.
" Music of the spheres "-The click
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" A Drop ol Joy In Every Wont."
F-EMixnTON, Hunterdon, Co., N. J., JuueQO, 1S74.
Dk. K. V. I'iekce, Buffalo, N. Y. : J)ear Sir
It ia with a happy heart that I peu theao linca
to ackuowlodgo "that yon and your Golden
Medical Discovery and l'urgativo Pcllota are
bleeuiuRa to the world. Tlu'tjo modicinea can
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and to-day I am in good health, all those ugly
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thoro ia a drop of joy in every word I write.
God,d b0M. reat on you ftnd your wouder
ful mctjiciuoa i9 tu0 humble prayer of
Youra truly, James O. Uellis.
When a medicine will promptly euro such
teriM(j eaUng ulcera and froo tho bloo(1 of tho
virulont poiaon causing them, wno can ia
doubt ita wonderful virtues? Dr. V:
longer
iorco,
however, does not wieh to ulaeo hia Goldon
Medical Discovery iu the cataloguo of quack
patent nostrums by rocommondiug it to euro
every disease, nor does ho so recommend it ;
but what ho doea claim ia this, that thoro ia
but ono form of blood disease that it will not
cure, and that disease ia cancer. Ho does not
recommend hia Discovery for that diseaae, yet
ho knowa it to bo tho most searching blood
cleanser yet discovered, and that it will froo tho
blood and system of all other known blood
noisons. bo thev animal, vcgetablo or minora!
Golden Discovery is warranted by him to
curo tu0 worat formB of Bkiu Direasea, aa
all formB of blotches, Pimples and Eruptions,
Glandular Swolliucs. and the worst
form Gf Scrofulous aud Ulcerated Sores of
T . nlkn. nirlll Ullll oil WfOTl f 11 1 fill H
Neck, Logs or other parts, and all Scrofulous
Disoasea of tho Bones, aa White bwelhngs,
Fever Soros, Hip Joint and Spinal Dissaaes,
all of which belong to Scrofulous Diseases.
Wilhoft'.s Anti-Pekiodic ok Feter ;
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thoir
Alabama, .Mobile, havannan, ko
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entire
Autuiun.and remarkably so durin?Eea-
nf nnnsiial ho:it and dryness, aro
;.m of unusua: he:it and dryness, an
invariably accompanied by extensive de
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r.d other abdominal viscera. In their
, .. .1 IS
ireaUlielU. a purgau , O, , UACi iiufj d pu..-
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'ii int1n--ni'n unoil tiiesu
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Goitre, Scrofulous Inliainmutions, Indolent
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In the.e. as in all other constitutional Dis
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Mechanical Diseases. rersons en
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For Skin Diseases, Eruptions, Tet
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