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State Christian Convention of Tllino1s

oIate UhrlStlan Convention of illinois, S
l. a state Convention composed ofall demon.
lnauons OF Christmas, was held at Peoria III
iast week. One of the chief measures present
ieddor' the consideration of the convention vos
thesubject of uniting all christian denomina.
toms INTO general organization fot more ef
helent service. The convention was composed
tof representatives from all the existing evan
getlcai christian bodies in the State. DIR Ed.
ward Beecher of Galesburgh, suggested plar
"nlch appeared to meet the approval of a
large majority of those present.
There are hundreds of well populated conn.
Try towns, possessed of wealth and intelli-
genoe,a in which the number of proFessed
christians, is so devided among different de-
nominations, that Sabbath services, if main
tanned at all, are at most with irregularity.
ne multiplication of sects, has tended to en-
leeeleand render weak each particular branch
Inc Inc plan proposed, is to unite upon some
common llocn basis of agreement. the scstteroa
members of different churches in eaob 49,
oy TINS means,every country town MIGHT bo ~
helstrong eticient church; could afford -,
iisla4 ana attractive churbh ediflce with Al,
neeaiui comforts and convepiencas ,,,itl,,,t
opraealng the people to sustain the ipstitn.
tons OF the gospel. Besides, the results ofcons
ohled action, on the part of those whose oan
eral aims and purposes are the same. wonId
be vastly increased by such an arranoenoar+
Such is in substance the plan suggested ora
discussed in the Illinois Christian Convention
There are doubtless those, who will regard
any movement in this direction as altogether
visionary. But the religious tendencies of
the age indicate with certainty, that the frag-
mentary branches will ere long be gathered
together, and that divided christianity viii
give place to consolidated organization.
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PETER RUPP; The democratic candidate
for Safe Treasurer, who it is said can beat
any man on the ticket at whiskey drinking,
ii is thought has run ahead of his associa-
ties. This is just as might have been ex
pected; the mass of the democracy this
fall measure a mans fitness and ability for
Office by the amount he Can imbibe. This
is the great element of political popularity.
Just after the State Republican nominations
were made in Iowa, democratic paper
in Prairie Du Chen, denounced the whole
ticket, charging that the candidates were
all Christians and TEMPERANCE Men.
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Result in Wisconsin.

Horace RubIee at Madison, chairman Of
the Republican State Committee, in de-
spatch yesterday, puts down the Republican
majority IN the State from 5000 to 5000.
The Legislature will be about two thirds
Republican in both Houses.
In 1865, Two years ago the majority Of
Fairchild for Governor over Hobart, was
10, 0o2.
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We are informed that Democratic
candidates for office, and white
faced man from this city, labored to per-
fsuade the voters in the town of Paris that
Judge Van Wyck, was pledged to saddle
the city Indebtedness on the county in case
of his election. We leave it for the people
to say, in what estimate men should be
held, who practice such unbIushing false
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or azisg dae simple remedy by which he was cured
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RECONSTRUCTION A FIXED FACT. The New
York World. the leading democratic paper
in New York has the capdor. to admit that
no amountof Democratic successes can de-
feat the Congressional reconstruction. The
World says that sat least four years must
elapse before the Reconstruction act can be
repealed, even though the democrats should
win every election during that period, if the
Republican party uses its power to the ut
most - a...a..t sa 81
The Republicans throughout the state Of
Pennsylvania are organizing for the Presi.
1 Dental contest. They are determined to
atone for the criminal negligence of the last
canvass, and will! secure Pennsylvania hel
honored place among the loyal common
wealths of the Union. in the approaching
political struggle
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eer Three United States Senators are to
be elected by Legislatures chosen on Tues.
day 9last-on in New York in place of
Mr. Morgan, one in Minnesota in place of
Mr.. Ramsey, and one in Maryland in place
fof Reverly johnson. 49,, g-.g Isl.
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Minnesota.

noThe returns from Minnesota INDICATE the
election Of the Republican State ticket, by
a reduced majority. They had both the
Sunday and the liquor scare up in Mime
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M-Gov. John A, Andrew

/ q Died in. Boston, Mass, on the 30th Oct. ult
He was truly one of the great men of this
nation an upright statesman, pure citizen
and sterling patriot. If his life had been
spared, he would probably have been the Re.
publican nominee for Vice President in the
election Of 1868. The name of John A. An.
drew will live in American history through
ont all coming time. a
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McGuffie's Readers at Johnson's

THE MIsERABLEsI Misguided and unfortunate youpV
men ESSAYS OF warning and instruction. for young
men, Who4haFe abused their physical powers, or
Westeo the.r substance in rietops living and fallen
Yictst to disease with reports on the Howard
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DIR. SCHENCK'S
MANDRAKE PILLS.

II Substitute for CGLO2saeI.
These Pills are composed of various roots, having
the power to relax the secretions of the liver "a
promptly and effectualy Is blue pill or mercury,
and without producing any of those disagreeable or
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In all bilious disorders these Pills may be used with
confidence, they promote the discharge of vitisted
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affections in general.
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick
Headache, and all disorders ofthe Liver indicated by
and general feeling Of weariness and lassitude,
showing that the liver Is in torpid or INSTRUCTED
condition.
In short, these Pills may be used with advan-
tage in all cases when O purgative or Alternative
medicine is required.
Please esb for "Dr. Schenck's Mandrake PilIs,"
and observe that the two ikenesses Of the Doctor
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Wianonsin Election.

Election returns from various portions
Of the State: s,s , al. s7g-5
Milwaukee City, 2.6ss maj, for Tall
rnadge. 4a.u l9av
Portage City, TalImadge 335, Faircbild
1854 - 80 F. se. raa.75mk
Columbus Tallmadge 191, Fairchild 8O9.
Newport, Fairchild o. maj. uas
Otsego "a s53@
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3 LONDON, November 2-Nooi,.

There is no longer any doubt that the
French troops have entered Rome.
The Calian reserve has, been called out.
1t is reported on good authority that the
Government Of Prussia has pledged her sup
port to Italy in the event of rupture of
friendly relations between that country and
France; 9o1i3 sai use "'.''
3 1t is known that there is crisis in the
relations between France aud Prussia,which
causes much uneasiness aud apprehension
in monetary circles
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Election in West Virginia,

The result of the election held in West
Virginia over week ago for members Of
the Legislature shows gain of two mem
bers inithe Senate the House is the same
as the previous election, The Senate this
year will stand 20 Union, 2 conservative !;
The House A Union, IL conservatives.
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LATER.

Since the foregoing has been in type, later
news puts different aspect on affairs
Garlbaldi's Roman campaign has been
brought to a sudden termination. His
troops have beeu attacked and defeated hv
the combined forces of the Pope and the
French. Garibaldi himself and son. are
reported to have been taken prisoners of
war What the next move will be, must
be awaited for 1910.
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ARRIVAL OF THE FRENCH TROOPS IN ROME

FLORENCE, November 3-Midnight
Garibaldi still remains Monte Rondo,
where he retired when he heard of the land
ing Of the French, and the advance of the
Italian troops, dceming it hazardous to
make an attack on Rome under the circum
stances, with the insufficient force under
his command. He has concentrated all
the bands of volunteers at Monte Rondo,
where he has taken strong position and
goes into camp, His men are actively en-
gagged III throwing up intrenchments, 30 be
prepared for an attack, He will await re
Inducements, and watch the course of
events. 7s s - r..
The Emperor Napoleon has made prop
|osition to the King Of ita;y to submit to
the; inhabitants Of Rome and the Papal
Provinces she settlement of the Roman
question by a popular vote but the Italian
Government declines to accept this plan
for solution of a question in which the in
terest of the whole nation is SO deeply con-
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hacine-Total number of votes cast in
n 6ota city 1925. Fairchilds majority. is
Z9d; Spooner aud Allen 276 each: Smith oso.
D'I n z1'; kusk 2s0; Craig 275; Cordier 2S2
majority N'''e'"''y' OH
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TREMPEALEAU cauNry

AhAMFkALEAU COUNTY 40
T. rem peaieau-The vote of the comfy 10
hgnt. The town gives 175 for Fa;rcb;,d y
ano o. ior Tallmadge. The Rennbl;can
majority is III. The Democratic gain Is GO
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The news Of the most absorbing interest
from the old world, is the war in Italy.
GaribaIdi is encamped with an army vaif
ously estimated in point of number, near
the walls Of Rome. His proposed design
is the reconstruction of Italian affairs and
the divesting of the Pope of his temporal
power. The surrounding powers Of Europe,
are by no means dsinterested spectators;
each has policy to subserve, and it is d.
ficult to say what turn affairs may take.
The New York Tribune has the following
ae'a' 'RoME IN A STATE OF SIEGE a
Rome may be said to be completely sur
rounded, and very shortly the Papal troops
will be restricted to the defense of the city.
Letters from Rome printed in the Cont
mental Journals describe it as having all
| the appearance of city about to sustain a
siege. 1t is patroled in every part; all the
posts are reinforced, and the troops bivouack
at night on the hills. Arrests continue un-
ceasihgly, A letter in the Deb9ts of yes
terday says that as many as 1900 have
bren arrested; the prisons are crowded, and
the Authorities are at their wits end to know
where to put the people they seize. The
young men Of the city; nevertheless, con-
trive to escape and join the insurgents. alt
is impossible" says the correspondent, shat
such a state of things can last long. The
greater part Of the Roman youth is in ex-
lie or in prison. business is at stand still !;
provisions are. dear, the. misery is extreme,
and if the agitation in Italy continues Rome
is threatened to be deprived in the winter
of the benefit it derives from the presence
of foreigners. The Pope seems very calm.
On Monday he walked through the Corso
on foot If this was done to test public
opinion, the Holy Father must have been
little satisfied. Not only was there no SYM
pathetic cry or manifestation whatever, but
the people hid themselves in passages and
shops ia order not to be obliged to salute
him. 1t was a very sad spectacle, and |
was witness to it," '.t..o.t4 a. T-r
The New York Times says that the total
force of the Papal army is about, 10000
men, $4,000 Of whom were stationed in the
city of Rome at the latest accounts. The
remainder are distributed at outside posts
in parties of few hundred a,is 81
If the Papal army were to fight half az
! well as it looks, it ought to hold ROME
against an army of 10000 men. ;.l..,a
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WASHINGTON corNrv
wAUKBsHA COUNTY

HartfOrd-The total vote is 1926, demo.
cratic majority of 70. s4.s .r4 -,
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Boscobel-15O Republican maj Repnb
lican gain, 81. aF 81
Woodman-Fairchild 58; Talmadge 10
Marion-Fairchild As; TalImadge r. 1sp
There is steady Republican gain in thil
vicinity. - -.
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