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State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-07-12
For the State Journal.
HINTS FOR HONEST MEN

Mr. EDIToR,-l wish, though you, TO
address the ireemen of Vermont, not be-
cause suppose they will take my ipSe dtrit
for demonstration, but | wish to present
few considerations to them, and leave them
TO Judge for themselves, upon which side
they will take their stand in the approach
ing political canvass. ! shall address my
self more particularly to those who have
been distinguished as antimasons--tc those
who are cordial in the support of all those
principles which are based upon the Same
foundation with antmasonry.
We have various candidates before us,
(all protesting to be antimasonic) who may
be divided into three distinct classes.
|. Those who have found by repeated
trials, that the people will raise no others
to power and now for the first time, inscribe
Antimasonry' upon an obscure corner of
their banner, with no other evidence that
they have any more antimasonry in their
hearts than is necessary to suit their pur-
poses. than is evinced by the fact that they
have opposed antmasonry from the begin
ming. denouncing its friends as ambitious
and unprincipled Office seekers, inconsistent
if they supported masons, proscrptiye IT
they did not; acting without any fixed
principles; inlert only on sefaggrandize-
ment. But alas how fallible is human
Judgment! They have just made the dis
covery that there is not, after ALL anything
so very anti-republican in antlmasonry.
These very men were among tho most ac-
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-07-12
MONTPELIER, (vT) JULY I2, 1896.

worse than thnt which betel the
Feberalists of old. Now these raw-head
and bloody-bone stories have hitherto had
but little influence in lettering antimasons
from contending for the supremacy OF the
laws, and equal rights, especially when we
were assured from good authority 10y those
who had personal knowledge OF what they
related, that comparatively few OF the dem
ocrats of the old school were found in the
Jackson ranks, while many prominent fed
eralists were there. Among the number
were two former Governors; and besides,
when we come to see those pure, disnter-
ested democrats ready 10 unite with those
odious wings for the avowed object Of
break ing down antimasonry we have not
been much inclined to commit our cause TO
their hands CO.. safe keeping. For one |
believe that the antlmasons were based on
us pure principles as ever acttated any
body of men since the days of the RevoltI-
ton; principles broad enough to stand on
without leaning for support to any other
party, and can assure you, Mr. Editor,
that most of those in this quarter who have
been actuated by honest motives, feel not
little mortified at the course Mr. Eaton has
taken, to think . man of his intelligence,
should undertake-to trigltcn people mo
his project by the use of those opprohrions
epithets that have become stale. Many OF
which are as inapplicable to the question
at issue as the customs before the flood,
and ~ unmeaning TO most of the younger
portion of the ircemen as the Calenders OF
heather mythology; still however, would
not so far deser; my pupilagc or loose SIGH
of that yeneration, which virtuous age and
experience are entitled to that if MIR. f
should condcsccnd TO let us know how he
reconciles his present course with his past
or by what kind of magic he discovered a
this late hour of the day, that the best anc
surest way TO put down antimasonry is tc
support masons. This or any other lnfor
nation that shall tend to vindicate tho
honor of antimasonry, will be well recelv
ed by one, ut least of his subscribers.
A YOUNG CALIFORNIAN.
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For the State Journal
OfMe Postmo,tem examination Qfthe body Of
MISS BENTON.

MISS BENTON.
As much excitement has been produced
Nv the sudden death Of Miss PhlIlnda l..
benton, of Braintree, who died IN tins
town n few weeks since, while under tie
medical treatment Of the Rev. JehIel
Smith, and many misrepresentation having
been made, il becomes our duty to The
public to give a statement OF the FACTS OF
the case, as they were presented at the post
morteIn examination of the body. MISS
Benton heing indisposcd, placed himself
under the care of the Rev. DIR smith on
the 27th day of May last, and came with
him from Braintrce to this place, that he
miuIt himself administer his medicine ;
they arrived on Saturday afternoon. "A
course of medicine was administered That
OF Lobelia emetlc, VA
nor Bath, and Cayenne pepper. Alter the
operntion of the emetic she passed the
MONT in auietncss. Sunday morning she
sal at table with the family, and in the
course of the day walked in the garden,
and wrote II letter to her friends upon the
state of her health, which she declared to
be better than when she left home. sun
day evening another cmetic was admins
tered followed by the Vapor Bath and the
composition lheUlcIh'' "0 u.s. -.
passed in great distress to the patient Delhe
afflicted with frequent vomiting, ialhlness
and convulsi1ns, which lasted the who't
night. In the morning, the Rev. Doctor
fearing the result, despatched messenger
| for the Rev DIR Wright OF the Botanlc III,
frmary at Montpelier. Mr. Wright arrived
about Twelve o'clock on Monday; the above
symptoms continued without abatemen
,ill near twelve o'clock at night, when they
terminated in her death On Tuesday, he
remains were removed TO Bralnlree by he
friends, distance Of eighteen miles. Pre-
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TE1f; SILK CULTUKeKaT
AND FARMERS MANUAL.

AND FARMER MANUAL.
DUBL!SIIED monthly bv the Execu-
tive COMMITTEE OF tie Hartford County
silk Society. at fifty cents rer annum.
The object of this publication Is to dissent
nate a thorough knowledge of the silk Busi-
ness The Cultivation of the Mulberry Tree in
all IFS varieties, rearing SilSworms, the produce
ton Of Cocoons, ree,Ing and manufacturing
silk, and Dyeing the same. The publication
viii contain a complete manual OF the silk
Culture, from sowing the seed to preparing ioY
market Sewing SILK ard Twist; and viii keep
the Clturst advised with regard to the pre-
ercss Of the terpyisc-the formation Of Snc;e-
ties and Companies, i.nactments OF Legisla-
lures for the promotion of the object, and facts
and experiments Of individuals. 1t viii also
contain choice articles on new and interesting
subjects connected with agriculture.
The Culturist vas commenced in April, 1889,
and there are 10 " published five thousand cop
les monthly, with rapidly increasing c,rcula-
ton Arrangements have been made to furnish
the st volume to those who make early apo'i-
cation for the second, which will be incomplete
alone. Each volume will contain ninety-siX
quarto pages. One dollar forwarded t. ID. :.
Porter, Agent. Cincinnati. free Of expense. VIII
pa for both volumes, tv cents t,r the latter.
The second volume commenced the frs: o!
April last. No subscription received unless Pait!
in advance
Subscriptions 10 the Cr'iurst received
y l.. 3 QU.NEs. opposite tIorri-oa's 'i'av-
egn. Richmond. lad.
Ju,y 50, 1856.
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ROrAyfC MEDICINE.

TIL Z subs criber has Just received ard
expects 70 keep constantly On hard an as
sortrncnt Of fresh manufactured Thomp-
sorli1n botanic Medicine. athis new store
on " 1sili0gtoc street. two doors east of
The post Office. which he offers t1- sale by
Wholesale and retail. manufactured by
Ward. Sears. & Co.. Baltimore, Na-yiand.
whose reputation Is Y-eTarers and yeneers
of erui9e medicine has been flrlay esiab-
lisaeI Throughout Ito hole country; and
who have si1es received the voluntary
testimony of TIE legitimate org ans o. the
ThoTpscnians' Frleniiy Botanic Society
Of ,.sa-. land. IN favor Of their establish
ment. as producing such articles rs are
calculated 20 command the aPpro5atica <
patronage OF the Botanic frateraity.-
Botanic Physicians are respectfully invi-
ted To call and examine for themselves.
tBNE.. POPE.
Indianapolis. 9th me. 10th. $50 2i:1n
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lCOMHU SICATIoN.
Mr.. Finley,


was much gratified to-
see in your last paper. that some OF
our citizens are agitating the subject
of branch canal on the East Fork OF
Whitewater. This matter has been
too long neglected. but better late
than never. Having been always an
internal improvement man myself
have looked on the measures adopted
by our enterprising state with much
interest: but have looked in VAIN for
Il proporticnate share Of the benefits
of her mammoth scheme to be handed
out to the eastern border of tie state.
a portion OF the wcalthiest and most
.populous part of the state, including
Richmond. which is the second or
third town in point of population and
business, has no immediate interest
in any of the works projected by the
late Legislature. and would be rather
injured than benefited BY them: yet
we have looked on with pride at the
prospect OF general prosperity ex-
pectcd to result from those works.
and would be among the last to dis
courage them because sc are not the
immediate recipients Of their benefits.
The time | think. has now come,
when the state by the help Of the dis
trbution bill. can extend Il helping
hand to this section, or if she will MOI
aid us in corresponding ratio with
our support to the general system.
she can at least give us leave to help
ourselves.
| Many of our citizens, am aware.
would prefer rail road or turnpike
to a canal, but let us drop for the
present our predictions and unite
on that kind Of work which is the
most practicable and most likely to
be accomplished. This | believe to
be Il canal, and if we can be united.
we have only to will it and the work
will be effected. Fellow Citizens, let
us 90 heart and hand in this enter
prize and not as we have heretofore
done, by our divisions defeat every
project OF Improvement calculated to
enrich our community. EAST FORK.
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NxwsPAPERS.-Ne are often called
upon by persons who wish TO sub
scribe tor an eastern newspaper, to
0es'gnate the very best that comes
within the purvicw of our reading OF
exchange. In such cases re have to
reckon the probable or known taste
+" 'he applicant. Ii he is 4 warm
Poii'icnn, we can fit him without any
hesitation, by merely receiving .e
snort heads OF his creed. Ii he Is o.
domestic. easy temperament, rather
~ 'he family way, We refer him (ha-
fmgaconSonant choice with ourseIf.)
10 TIE New \ orker. the Sunday Nor
n'hg News ot the Evening Star or
spectator Of !. y. with some other
|" 'he empire C.ty; also 10 the Sa-
'uFday News. Wade 1iecurn Evening
'os'' &c. in the City of brotherlv
iose-besides divers others too t.
1"us 10 men;ionin other places. Is
'0N'erary papers. Exclusively SOY We
=. al a loss 10 maze up cur mind
.''ess they canrelrcsh theirmernor;cs
! regard TO the long prospectuses
vi ~a'en we have from time to time pub
Sueo' without getting the expected
'1eaanSe. We have. however >
growing literature in the West. and
~ehave also.a great number Of pres
WHICH, oy proper encouragement
en' compile if they could lot OIL
sAa'e' enough TO keep anv modern
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THE PHI ArELPHIA
S 4 TT RDAY NE w S &.
AND LITERARY GAZETTE:

AND LITERARY GAZETTE:
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L'fe-a;H-e. Criticism. the Fine Arts
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Union. an. afrangemen's arc in progress
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earliest possible date, the choicest produce
tons of t..e English periodical press
Popular novels are occasionally giver,
thougi, not suffered 10 interfere with the
general variety. The latos. news. and al
Items ri interesting int !licence, invaria-
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The NEys is printed on folio sheet cf
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nistod, and the publishers pledge them
elves that il has no connection with any
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Is "r.itcn aud set up exclusively for the
.rarr, AID IS NJ: again used in any other
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The News is conducted in spirit Of
fear!ess pondence. All aIusion 10
per:y politics, or sec;asian religion will be
caEettsl!y avoided.
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usual commission.
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man reading half bis time at least.
Our modesty forbids or we would in
innate that the Richmond Palladium
was worth looking at since it has got
q new s.fgure head"
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MARRIED. on sunday. lsth Juiy. By the
hey lir. >'si.:. Mr. F.rHR AN. BisHor. formerly
~ hi, place. 10 Miss CtARi-sa, daughter ol
Dact- Nathan Sears, Of SuastzbaFs, Way &c co
Michigan.
On Monday last. bv the Rev. Mr..
CrocLer. Mr.. VIM. Hall. 10 Miss Ann
Parke.; all of this place.
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For sale.

THAT valuable fhree story BRICK HOUSE
lately owned by 1. E. Jones and Tow occupied
by 5. b. Stanton & Co.. opposite the Bank.
Arso.-Two or three valuable brick bindings,
on Washington Avenue, north end OF town.
The terms Of sale VIII De made reasonable an
accommodating. Apply to
C.. w. STARR.
Richmond. 1ti1 M, !6. 1886. 1-tf
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Stanton IS EIUs.slss0ss.

HAVE Just received and are now Opening at
their store, opposite the Bank, i large and gen.
eral assortment Of
BOOTS. SHOES & BROCANS:
winch they CHER IT wholesale and retail ca tee
most favorable tes.as. The great variety of their
stock ana ti.e aI1oGB; On hand assure them that
they are able 10 suit Rsa.iy every person who
may be pleased to call On them.
July ., 1886. 27tf
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.gssSt sseceiEcG.

.gssSt ssGCciscd.
Il new supply of PAINTERS ARTICLES.
such as
Gold and silver Leaf,
Gold. silver and Corner Bronze,
FrostiDss-hi.e and white,
Smalts-o.ne, black, brown and red,
Pencils. Pitches. Blenders '.nd; brushes,
throme-yeiiow and green.
Prussion biue. Lamp biacis. and Red Lead,
Eenitian Red aud Spanish Brown,
Spirits TurpentiEe, Lithar-e. &c. &c.
SD kegs White Lead, for sale by
IRWIN REED
Richmond, july Is, 1886 2Stf
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GoLp.-Large amounts Of specie
Src constantly arriving in tins coun-
try. from MeNico and England. By
tie Ontario. s6o5.O00 in god have
been received. The Toronto. which
arrived Il few days siace. brought a
s,jii larger amount-said 10 be Too
COO.
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TUE subscriber has just received from New
y ori. AMI Dsitirlore . new and more extensive
stock of MEDICINES. &c.-Vrobably the
largest this part OF the country. winch ~s.i he
offered on accommodating terms aIIltafg watch,
he has, in addition To that he tcrTneriE Kept. a
variety of the best WINES al! other Liquors,
particularly for families patients, who require
TIE pure article 81 uoae.--Als9.
Goo2 Tobacco. Sagd. and Cigars,
Glass Uare, Lamps, dad Lamp OIL,
R,Jamery and Fancy .irifcles,
and a THOUSAND oTnfr TIMES too tedious t.
mention.
HE would afprize The public that he
has spared no pains or expense fer tic II
accommodation ard has olrd: for which.
he hopes to merit their patronage and
support.
HIS shop Will be found three doors east
of his old siand-MECHANIC 5 ROW. where
every attention Will be given to customers
who rnay waut any thing but Dry Goods
and Groceries,
IRWIN REED.
Z Richmond, July &c. 1896. .Stf
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>Svy Improvement.
q. EEN'1S.

NOUID respectfully inform the pub
w lie that he - manufacturing spring
saddles on a new and durable P..", >ad al
most every article in the saacl-ng and
harness .iae. His work is made ii the Ia
test style. of the best materials the wes-
tern market presents for sale. lie also
keeps fancy travelling trunks, which be
intends 10 dispose Of on fais terms; corner
0! " asainton ard Nam streets.
all mankind tia, viii justly pay
Their ebts when they are Cue.
Viii have 10 cause to run away
From home and justice too. l..
Richmond. nsrch Is, 1886. lift.
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Medical Notice.
REMOVAL.

w. T.. & 5. l.. Fcnlke have re-
moved their store 10 tire north ssdc IT
# II, STREE. aess door east "f the bassn
1:,.,,a-.i-G. J':ne 1. 1896. 2S-N
) III. es-..s,. 80, 1896. Oft
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TIL q IL S q = )
V TGF,T SIZE
700 Ez-e1C EzE - ssOE.s

T?yHIG subscriber has the pleasure of Of
i ferinr to the i'ubiic a fresh supply OF
his remedy fer that tormeEting disease,
the T0OyH-Ac which he has discov
cred Ly a series Of Aperlments pursued for
nearly two years.-in the composition OF
this remedy he assures the public that
there is not the smallest particle OF any
mineral substance, that 1t Is entirely com
pounded from the regetG5{e kingdom, and
that is tendency Is, lastc2a OF correcting
the nerve ana substance of the tcotn, to
preserve botn.--it acts rs sedati.e, and
also az an intiseptic, without producing
the slightest increase Of pain, and on ats
acilcaticn almost instantaneous relief is
{ otaiaed.
Numerous certificates are in the posses
sion of the subscriber, Of cures performed
bs this remedy. but as some OF them can
be seen where the drops" are for sale,
and the others on application to the sub
scriber. it is deemed useless TO insert
them here as tie publication would be
more expensive than necessary.
4 single vial will be sufficient. If pro-
perly applied cure from ou 70 lOn cases.
and as printed direct ioas accompany eacL
vial, any person can administer 1t even to
himself.
For sale wholesale and retail ~ DR..
PbiIio Mason. in ConnersvilIe: Alien & Co.
Cincinnati: Nathan u. GALLON, Brook
vile. and By retail al most OF the country
stores.
/ A liberal tscount made TO those who
purchase for retailing.
Al. communications tc the subscriber
cnst be addressed Eve Ca p. y. say tie
Co Ind
JOSEPH Il THGaIPSON.
For sale bv Irwin Rad.
Nov. 81, 1885.
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An EvERy DAY SCENE --''N h01-'law
-gcc-go along'-acco,npa panied by di
vcrs appi.catIons Of the whip-occas:onal
shuu;s-halloing- beatirg, &c The
poor oxen have hard time u: ii. Is their
noi too much cruelty practised towards
these useful and doci!e creatures! AoDoi
SAYS. in his letters from Cuba. that he new
er saw en- TX struck in the isllnd--and
that their strength, rapidity d. motion
and oocllltv were very nucd superior
IN any thing he ever saw in America
Taunton RErogTEg.
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THE subscriber has for sale one Of Lanes
Endless Chain Horse Power Threshins Ma
chimes, as good as new: Also.
Ttco Copper sails,
and all the apparatus of Distillery. which he
will sell dt private sale on reasonable terms.
CHRISTIAN BULL.
Richmond, july d 1896 y 1T
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kGg:rs fer a-se.

So Asss+:ra fer a-sc.
s:Ssrs.r1 TIE subscriber as,.rs fn7 s, l.
the FARM where he row resides.
~
- living four miles forth Of Richuoi i
on the new road opened fro N the west side at
Ricuoid tt Newport. TIE pl,ce contains / :
acres, w.tt a ccfnfoytnbfa Dwelling House, out
houses. &c. also, thriving sonag orc:;r.l.
Persons wtsiina II purchase "a small FARM
wcuio DO vii II cali and examine ior t,etr-
selves. ISAAC e. iTAiNES.
9th l!.o. 18th, 1855 .s.f
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mn. r. GRIFFITH,

EgAVING located himself in the town
Il Of Richmond. offers his professional
services to the citizens of the town and
surrounding country. From an experience
Of eight years practice in the state OF
MARYLAND, he nat.ers hin self that he will
be able to give ample satisfaction to those
who may entiust themselves to his care. He
therefore solicits share Of the patronage.
For qualifications, references may De had
to testimonials in his own possession. He
NAV at all times be found at Mr. SiOan's
Nationa. Hotel, except when on Profes-
sional business.
Richncnd. IL. March 10Th 1925.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

w ~ Id II
An apprentice to the Tailoring business.
\ boy g: good character ard habits will
meet with encouragement by applying to
the subscriber at MS shop on Pearl sire et
south Of Main GEUkGf. ARNOLD
Richmond, July I'd. ls36 36tf
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RICHMOND CHAIR WARE
g. ROO II.

THE subscribers would inform
Ise-1-g3 their friends and the public, that
r ~ { theT still continue to carry on
tie CEI.3IR-.H.f X INC; 5asi.les IS
in ali its various branches, al their cl3
stand % Main ST., opposite the National
Hotel: where taey have large and nea;
assortment of Cane seats, = iDasor chairs,
Settles. large and small Rocking chairs,
&C., All OF winch they warrant eqaai TO an =
made IN tAe State, and viii dispose Of
tscn on tac most reason able terms
Grscrs fen aoisiaacc thank fuiIy receIs-
cd aad punctIally attended TO; particular
attention paid 70 packing. Persons wish
inu To purchase will and it io their acvan-
tage to give Us call and examine ior
themselves. as we are dete-raI8 ed TO sell
low Tor cash. credit, or conn nv produce
T.. II. 4 Il. ID. CITIZENS.
January -, lEsS- iii
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C-der tie set Of Congress re-oTganizHg
the Pest Office, al Deputy Postmas,ors
y hose CnoiUmeEtS exceed 1t certain =
mount, are TO be appointed with the adj
vice and consent OF tie Senate. Al the
cIHsc of the session. the old officers (except
oue) were al nominated 10 the Senate ioI
ro-apguintmert, and their appointments
were CONFERENCE.-The exception was i.
the case OF the New YoFl, Post Oilice, tC
which jonathan J. C2tdinc,ou was az
pointed. 10 supersede the geo;lem1n WIN
had held the office fox { number Q. year:
past--Nat. iat.
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B.RBECUE TO Mn. SToRER.

u tEEECUE TO Ni X. bSIDEFI.
1t is believed. from pres ut indica-
tons, that the Barbecue to be given
to the Hon. Il. Storer. at Carthage
on the 9th proxiIno, will be the lar
gest asscmblage of tie people ever
convened in the State. The prep
arations making for the occasion. will
render it splendid and imposing at
fair. We understand that the Ship
Carpenters are building an elegant
Frigate. to be completely equipped.
10 be called the '.Constitution," and
TO bear an exact similitude to that
vcnerated ship. Other imposing
cmbicms Will be carried in the Pro-
cess:on. \ large number OF dls;in-
Guished gentlemen from other states
have been invited to attend. and
doubtless many wilI'do SO. Cin.W hig.
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Fresh Arrival.

Richmond. 1t'1 M. l6. 1886.