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Practiclng Physician and Surgeon.

IRON IN THE BLOOD.-When the blood Is
well supplied with its iron element, We feel
vigorous and full Of animation. 1t Is an in
sutiiciency of this vital element that makes US
feel weak and low->pirted: In such cases. the
Peruvian Syrup Ga protoxide of from can sup
ply this deficiency, and its will inyigorate us
wOndertnllY
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MARINE LIST.


Ellsworth Port.
CLEARED
Dec.4.
sch Fair Dealer, Eemick. Portland.
sch Frank Pierce, Grant Portland.
sch senator, HodSkins, Hockland.
ARRIVED.
Sch Fair Wind, Lockhari Boston.
Sch Rattan, Fcvrtll Boston.
CLEARED.
Dee. s.
sch u Lawrence. DAVIS Boston
Sch kennedy. Pomroy, Boston.
sch >peolwcli, frisco. Cardenas, Cuba.
ARRIVED.
sch flla. Porter. Rocklani.
Sch Engineer, Mazrsli. Boston.
Sch Water witch. Davis, Boston.
sch VIM II Archer. PatIcn. Boston.
sen Telegraph, Lancaster, Boston.
sch George Edward, Murch, Boston.
CLEARED.
Dec 6.
sch Patriot. southar,is. Bar Harbor
sch Ella, Porter. Rockland.
ARRIVED.
Dec. :.
sch Mechanic, Kelley. Portland.
Sch Julia Edna. staples sullivan.
CLEARED.
Dec. ,.
sch Elizabeth, Murch, New York.
sch WIN II Archer. Mnliken, Boston
sfh Cry OF Chelsea Goodwin. Boston.
Disasters.
Sch Dexter Clark, Ii days from New York
for Jacksonville. was .noLcn al MI Ia, N 10
Ion q 90 with los. of main boom ami Two men
and with galley stove; wanted no assistance.
Brig Annie Gar lucr fof castine1 Hath a,
Nlork from Demarara % days. had fine wealth
er Ia Bermuda. sine, strong W aud NV gales
Nov. l., lat 81 ~. lon II had a severe 6mrri'
cane commencing at NV and backing to SSE,
blowing with tremendous violence for twenty
hour-; stove water casks and lost everything
movable on deck
sch Webster Barnard. from Fall River for
JscksonyiIlr which Ven; ~. n , po,,na ~ IN.
lei. NJ Nov iS had hen,, mel ahanf - s.n,
Dee. /. and wa, eyncctcd 10 como OF The next
hsh Tide. %
Naroue STARLIGHT Ru,tar from, <eyv yorL
,rbi.b ari,'i -, 800 -, -; 20. - ~
MIN IL nissan 'poo - INST "As uA'i'-
Memoranda.
TRFSToS-Ar 18th. sch sarah Wooster Ne.
r.ri,,I ,y;,h inr,Ja 80, -. Da ~ y" ~
snnay NH M .ajIei ,n roi m ran'' 10, H.
\ leak. ana maxim, water ranidly r,tnprnn'1
.,J a. ha - g., ,h, -, iiiu''' i''Hi"'u'
~, b nA.oI b , i%r ,ne N Winyer and wen, ;n
~, 60, -, anu went INTO
'"''' f'A''''' IL ''oo,- '''e'
Domestic Ports.
s,,,,,.>,,,L t.u. p,
Bn.tan: rionccr' S,rcry rorIinnJ o'aS'o"'
a,i Iuh ,,iii;i5 J. h NJ liant n
Ar 2th sch Senon.ei 49, VI po ion
a, 81 ~ l. "t, o's..i, po''1n'
sld s,b III. Ca,bapnn 4 p,rnt.oh' hos,on
Gloucester. Dyer RocLiani
W.U,uHnp-A Ist scbs pri,. oI,.r
Ro.ton. AdrIIe pr,v pray po-,i,nJ. 80
Tarr- King. Camnoh,tIo M
I'd III srh o. i r. Kin, W., VI
win load Of f,reion harrin" 'S' >e" ioiA'
Ar ID, sch Edward Tyrrrti GRAY and E,I.
con, Carter, Gloucester, for Cirsnd Menan III
40, bsrrin, so - anu "e "'n' %
Ar 9TH. sch Helen. stanley. Plvmoutb. At
HAYNES Kin, pnrti,nJ "'"'"'
C,LNs-Ar ii schs Game Coct Robj,.o,.
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Drowned.


BRUNSWICK. Dec y
French boy named Bc-iea ~hiie
skating ga the Androseoggin River here
to DAY. broke through the Ice aud was
dr0wutd.
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Terrible TO weak Lung, is th, nclement
season. Are you hOar>e-tormcntcd with a
cold-conyuised with hard cough-annoyed
with sore tbroai-troublet with difficulty OF
breathing: II 80. lose not AN hour in procuring
HALE's HONEY OF HoREHOUND AND TAR the
sole aud sovereign remedy for such complaints.
gi,t..
Pike. Toothache Drops cure in minute.
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Ellsworth Police Court
PETERS, JUDGE.

Benz. +. Kelliher VS.. John Clark. Ac-
tion Of assumpsit to recover sl5.46. De-
fence payment. Judgment for the amount
claimed by the Plff.
g. Z. Dutton for Plf Wiswell for Def
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Chapped Hands. face, rough skin. pimples
ringwOrm, salt rhrem and other cutaneou.
affection, cured. and the skin made soft and
smooth, by using the Juniper Tar Soap, made
10y Caswell, Hazard & CO., New York Be
certain 10 get the juniper Tar soap. IL Their =
are many limitations made with common tar
which worthless. AVIS
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The Special Committee on Salaries,
appointed By Speaker Blaine Thursday
is composed of Messrs. Hale of Maine,
MAYNARD, Kasson, Scoaeld, Hale OF
New York, Niblack and Jewett.
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Hancock.
A written examination Of the pupils
for the Free High School, will probably
take place at the High School-room, Jan.
Sd. 1874.
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hrOOks Vile.
SAD AccIDENT.-On last Friday night,
James Mcnamara lad of fifteen, was
drowned while skating on Walkers pond.
He had started to join some other bows
who were skating some distance off. broke
through the ice, and persisted before aid
could be rendered.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

TOHN X. BRIDGES, and Charles Bridges, hav-
y ing conveyed to me by their deed of Mortgage
dated September 10. 1865, and recorded at Han
COCK County Registry, Vol. l26, Page, PIT, lot of
land lying in Castine, bounded northwesterly by
Water street, southeasterly by a way, northeast
erly by land occupied by Roderick NJ joyce, and
sOuthweste,ly by land in occupation of Her ry
Keller, and the condition OF said mortgage having
been broken, claim foreclosure thereof.
c. j. ABBOT.
Castine, Nov. "a, 1873. 3w4S
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SUICIDE.

J. C. Roberts a painter residing on
Longwoods Avenue near Boston, commit
ted suicide to-day by throwing himself in
front of an Express train on the Boston &
Albany Railroad in Longwood. He was
instantly killed.
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Trenton,

SCHooLs.-The "Oak Point school is
oe'hs taught by James Moore Of this town
Nj. Moore is Normal School" Student,
nd a thorough and competent teacher
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Wanted.

A GOOD PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON to To-
"A cate at Green's Landing Deer Isle. A good
practise is warranted. For further information
please address VIM Buckwaster, or sullivan Green
a. he Landing. AA--
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fesal 1 .

THE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public notice
i to all concerned that she has been duly ap.
pointed, and has taken upon herself, the trust OF
an Administrative of the Estate of
WIN. y. QUINN late of Eagle Island.
in the County Hancock, yeoman deceased,
by giving bond the law directs she therefore
requests all persons who are indebted to the said
deceascd5 estate, to make immediate payment
and those who have any demands thereon, to
exhibit the same for settlement.
ORESA G.. QUINN.
November ), 1873 3wio'
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NEGETINE has never failed 10 cure the most
inyeterate case of Erysipela-.
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CARDENAs-Ar oath ult., sch Palos, Shack
ford. Portland
Sid from Guantanamo. Nov goth, brig l. NJ
Merritt, Delaware Breakwater
MATASz,s-I.. p 1t Nov. Goth, barque Carl
ton, Trec arlin,
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Pike. Toothache Drops cure in minute.
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ELLSWORTH PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected Weekly.

DECEMBER II, 1910. I
Apples per Dbl. 30Oa5 90 Maple Sua ar PEI lib. 20
% dried per Id. .l0al. Lemons "a - I2O0
Beans per bu. 350a4 % Figs per Id. Is
, 1873-12-10
FIRES AT HYDE PARK.

Conflicting Thuories az to Thotr
About 2 o'clock yesterday morning tho rosi-
dents Of Kenwood and Hyde Park wero Btnrtlcd
by an alarm Of dro. A large run1ber Of
cikizona wero Boou assembled at tho
scene Of the fire, which had already
obtained such Lcadway as to ronder in
ctfectual tho efforts to aayo tho buildings first
soon In Aan3oH There were 1hroo In number,
aud as ono Of tholn WIS over two blocks distant
from the other two, mud III they wore all abl.zo
ut tho same moment. 1t waa evident that tho fire.
hna bcen starred by incoudarics. The building
first seen burning was smnll shed belonging to
Dr. Asa Kennicott, near Forty y-aeVonth
though the min barn was in danger ut first, the
loss was small, ample. precautions having been
taken to prevent tile tire from spreading. Tho
other fro (Binco there were practically two
burning, ut once) waa fret obscrrel in the
s south houso Of Of: !, conaplo Of Gothic two, two,
stfeot They were built last spring by John ii.
Waite. and llaTo been vacant ever since. Tho
wind waH from tho south" ost aud tho fire had
tho villagers that it was impossible to
prevent It from, spreading to the I'D
joining one Of tho pair, which was only 25
feet distant. The sparks and cinders wore
0lOHu oFaf 10 tue bcnobl-noubc alu ElaHcorA4
CHutch opposite. but they were quickly extin-
gu!khed, aud no damage vas done to either Of
tAeso buildings. The loss Oil these louaea is
not fur from $40, 900, thoy having boon built iu
very substantial aud thorough mnnner, with all
modern conyonieuces. They we1e insured III tue
Liverpool aud London and Globa Insurance
Company for So, 900 each. 1t III difficult to con-
iectn!o clio object Of the incaatltarios. No sus-
picious characters had been Boels near thero pro-
vuus to the yo, nor woio tloro any Beou while
the buildings wero burning. II las boon sus-
gcsted that it was done iur the purpose of
showine; how unprotected tho village Is until
tho Wator-Works aro cunpletel, but
ii this alono was tho object, it ICONS htrango
that two iiscs should Aayo leen rot the ssnao
night, instead Of keeping up tho excitement by
burning one altor tho other. Ttlelo aro many
thcorios In circulation ut lIydo Park. noarlv
every rtsidont tllero having specially fortified
llimsolf With au original ono, in order
to llaye BJmothlng to talk about. The
car,sey Of li,o fire arc investigating by thelocal
police, mud undoubtedly tho nuar1 Of Uuaer-
writora or thu company which insured tho prop"
orty will cauho d rigid scrutiny to bo made.
Meanwhile tho police torco Of tho village will 10
employed almost wholly at hight. AZ measure
Ut protection, until tho Water-Works aro COM
pletnd
, 1873-12-10

In deauing, soma days ago. tho awkward posi-
tion in which Senator Carpenter has been placed
with reference to tile Long Branch scandal, by
the complete nnswor which tho Now York Trib-
uno made to tho hotel clerks ettor, re predicted
that the Republican majority IN tho United
States senato would not develop sufficient self
respect to domaud somo further aud moro def
nito action from Senator Carpenter beforo rein
stating him In tho conspicuous position Of
President pro tenn, Of the Senate. This prelsc-
ton is proved to have been correct by tho action
Of the Republican CAUCUS. which decided ycBter-
day that 3Ir. Carpenter shall retain tho position.
A movement In the caucus to exclude from tho
reporters gallory nnnslell, the Now York 1i.ib-
u'ac reportot who made the charge against Mr.
Carpenter, was voted down, aud It is to tho
credit Of Senator Carpenter that he was among
those who opposed It..
, 1873-12-10

Tho Chtcago produce marlots wore moderately
active ysster day, stronger on grain. and weak
On provisions. Mess pork waa active, aud 50@
TOO per brl 1ower, olosug at Sl4.50@14.G0
casl,, and s14.36@l4.B5 seller February. Lard
was aotivo. mud l5@20o por 100 Iha lowor, closlug
at $500 cash, and s8.37}t sollor February.
Meats were more active mud castor, at 6}4o
Tor shoulders, oA@@GNo for short ribs, o1G@7o
Tor short clear, all boxed, and 814@o11o
Tor sweet pick1ad llamB. Hlghwinos woro losa
letiye and firm, as 9oo per ga!lon. Dfoased
hogs were more aotiyo ami oasier, at S360@b.76
2er 1Uu lbs. Flour was quiot and unchanged at
s6.60p5.75 for good spring extras. Wheat WAS
!esa aetlvo, and 10 lighos. closing at s1.11N
cAnh, and H1.13 He!iur January. Corn was active
autl 1%@21 higher, closing easier at ~ casla'
and 5aI1o Heier January. Onts woro qulot mud
20 higher, closing tame at $3.50 cash, 1880
seller January. Rye wna quiet and 2tQSc higher,
closing ut 500. Barley was neglected and woak.
1t s1.Aa for No. q, aud steady 1t S1o5@1.o8
, 1873-12-10
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD,

Wo publish latter from correspondent at
Fraukfort-on-tlo-Alain, giving very full aud
clea. abatement OF tho cauaes Of tho collapse Of
American credit in Germany, written by gen.
tleman having MI Intimate acquaintance with
the money markets and railway securities Of
Europe and tho United statos. Embraced iu
this statement is table exhibiting tho actual
shrin!saso In tue market values of American
securities in Germany, showing depreciation
to tho enormous amount OF $3.50, 900. 900, two
thirds of which is upon railways TINT llaye de-
faulted on their interest," aud tho other THIRD
upon those which Aavo not dofaultel but have
partakon more or lesR Of tue general dlstruat.
This Is a most melancholy exhibit. Twelve
A.norican railways, having sufficient influence
and backing to got upon tho German market,
have fallod to pay their coupons. Among these
are tho Alabama Il Chattanooga, tho Rockford,
Itock Island Il st. Louis (Hlnce compromised
on tho basIa Of 30 per cent?, tho Oregon L Call"
tornia, tho KnuBas Pacific, Tho Midland. OF New
York. tho St. Louis i southeastern, tho Chicago
l. Southwestern (gola-bonda guaranteed III our
rency by the ohlcago, Hook Island h paolao),
tho Atola!son Branch, aud tho 1t. Wayne, 1runoio
Il Cino1nuatt. Tho otteot Of these defaults has
been no disastrous upon nur credit abroad that
tho very best AeouritioB aro .low unstable. Real
osta.e mortgages i'll tho Atlan.io citios can tlud
no talterB. Evou tho Government & por cont
loan could not be negotiated In Qermany-the
, 1873-12-10

Tho correspondence which passed botwoon
Qou. Sherman and tho ox-Coufederato Gen.
Forrest, relative to the latters tender Of Lis sor
vices In oaao Of war with SPUN, is to nay tho
least, not worry croditable to tho former. In Wow
Of tho fact TINT Forrest VAS responsible for tho
Fort Pillow massacre, ono OF tho most wanton
and orucl outragos over porpotratel in anywsr,-
massacre utterly without cause, which ncithor
Forrest nor any Of Ills frionds have ovor denied,
Con- shorman might with much bottor tasto
have confined Lis letter strictly to tho subject
maltor without going out Of his way to eulogiza
tho hero Of Fort Pillow. II it should happen
that NO arc dragged into war with Spain, wo
want no officers to compete with tho Cuban
Foluntoors IN aets Of brutality. Con. Shorman's
oncomium is, therefore, both gratuitous and
oiTcnBivc.
, 1873-12-10

A fatal church quarrel recently occurred in
Rohcson County, N. c., the circumstances Of
which arc substantially ~ follows: 1la FREQ
Will Daplists had worshipcd III u church noar
Lumberton for long timo but, as the member
slip dropped OF gradually, tho church was
closed. It was thon taken possession Of by
another sect Of Daptista, who worahipod in 1t
until October lust, WHOM Free-Wlll Baptist clor-
gyman ca.no Into tho noigl,bolhooa aud sought
to revive the sect and get possession of tho
church for that purpose. Tho other Daptista
took the case into tho courts. md, while it was
pending, Tho cLu,ch burnod down. Thoroulon
the other Daptists arrested four Of the FROG
viii brethren upon tho Charge Of incendiarisn,.
This lcd to dispute, ono night, between ono of
tho Frcc-Will Daptists aud QUO Of tho opposition
wing, III whsh Tho latter picked up bludgeon
and klad the othor. Que man killed and q
cAuich burned down, s tue result 60 fur.
, 1873-12-10
country where our 6-90 bonds found tho rcadost
salo during tho noboll!on.

country where our 6~20 bonds found tho rchdost
Balo during Tho nobclllon.
THO first check to tho sale OF our pocurltica In
Germany WAC givon by tho c1nim for "inairoct
damngoB, +" act up III tho doneya Conference,
which appeared to tho German mind to pioaago
a war betweon tho United States and nroat
Britain. Upon tho presentation Of tllis luchfoss
aud absurd lomand tho sa1o Of American Hocurl-
tics Of MI kinda stoppol instantly. 1t was
commonly aupposol that. aftor this lstnk wau
straigl1tonod, tho galo Of olr securities would
Immediately rocommonce. hut 1t did not, and,
before sufficient titno had elapsed to ohitorato
tho cfftots Of that Bhock, n moro novoro ono wnB
inflicted by tho failure OF tho Alabama e. C,atta-
nooga mud tile Rockford, Rock Island T. st. Louis
Railroads to meet tlcir interest. These defaults
wcro followed in rapid succession by others.
mill nov wa find tho purse Of Germany 8hut
agalnst even Our Government loans. Nothing
III said about tho Oranges or the Farmers
Movement. as havlng any lcloto1ious effect upon
railway credit abroad. Nor would any such in
lucnco DO nootled to account for tho facts, p,nce
the failure to pay interest is sufficient In itself
to produce tho whole result.
In view of this ntato Of thingB, II must bo nd
mittod TINT It waa timo to hayo pnnic. II was
ti,no tlas tho aalo Of American railway bonds at
tho ratio OF sl,9oo,oo0 per day was stopped. It
was not possible for us to r1u in debt at 30 rapid
ratio without dofaulting somewhere. Tho nc
cun1ulation of wealth in thin country iB not rapid
enough to meet such extraordinary demands for
interest. Tic Germans aro themselves to blame,
to largo ostont. for guipng down everything
offered to thom In tho reckless md random ma,l-
ncr described by our correspondent. If they
had shown as much prudence in tho case Of tho
Rockford. Rock Inland g. st. Louis Rai1roal Us
WAS shown by tho Berlin bankers who eent Herr
Hass to examine the Northern Pacific yonturc,
they would have been Bomo millions better or
to-day. Tho policy Of building railroads In nd
vance OF population has como to a standstill
noue too soon. It is not Atoly to revive again
in hurry On the basis OF bond-selling In Ger
many.
, 1873-12-10

Senator Morli!ls bill for tho RESUMPTION Of
specio payment authorizes tho negotiation Of 4
loan OF 2oo,0o0,00o gold bonds at per cont
iusorcst, lilo l'rocoeds 10 bo ,1Bed In dceming
Unitod statos non-into:est. .Lcaring notes In gold
when presented III snrns Of not losn than $10D,
Secretary Of tho Treasury iu payment Of nil
Government tluos except Unitol statoB bonda
mud the intorcst Thereon. Tho bill alao ropoais
tlo Limitation Of National Bank circulation, mud
provides for sloo0oo,000 lon1l- cer:fcntos, bear
ing 3.G6 per cont interest, whiol, may DO hold by
the National DanKa to thu amount OF oue-half
their rcaoryo rellirod by law.
, 1873-12-10

Two Illinois congressman are anxious thai
thiH Staso shall bo divided into tlreo judicial
districts instead OF two, rs at present. This IL
not n uow proposition, but 1t is probably revived
for the same reason which iirat suggested ii.
Another judicial district would add another
Judge, another Clorls, another Marshal, oto.,
otc. Thou why NOT four judicial districts,
which would add two moro in each official posi-
tion ! Peoria wants q District Court now. Cairo
will soon want one also. After Cairo is provided,
Ga1oua will probably grow ambitious, aud 80 on.
Tho fact ia tint tho two District Courts aro Bufl-
ciont to tranHact ths business, and tho times aro
not favorable for increasing public ofices
, 1873-12-10

The featuro Of Congressional proceedings yes
torday was tho discussion In tho House OF tho
ropcaI Of the salary-grab, which was more ani-
mailed tlau aisn,!iod. AIr. Cox, Of New York,
and Judge Lawrence, OF Ohio, having talton tho
most decisive grounds ugaiust tho grab, thoy
wero made the targets for all tho SHUTS OF abuse
aud SARCASM which tho apologists for
tue grab could invent. Mr. Coxs mo-
tiyes in returning Ills bacA-pay wero i'm
pugned, and ho produced letter written prior
to Mr.. DroolsH' deccaso, showing that 1t WIS Ills
intcntion to return tho bacls-pay before lie had
my idoa tlat there would bo a vacancy in Mr.
Brooks district to which he might succeed.
Judge Lawrence, Of Ohio. who yas member oil
Congross in 1866, vas attacked because Ae par
took OF tho increaso Of salaries In TINT
Yoar. Though ho waB manifostlY unable to
hold lila own against tho dogs lot loose
upon him, Ills answor that tho public sentiment
was not ayerso to tho incroaHe at that time was
good QUO. but Mother tho increaso Of 1866. nor
the personal attitude Of Mr. Cox, Judga Law
rouco. or any other individual hud any bearing
upon tho real issuo. aud tho aparling WAS oyl.
doutiy reaortod to for the double purpose Of d.
verting public attention and gratifying personal
mnl!co. 1t WAS lott for a oolorcd momber,
Mr. Lynch, Of MisBissippl, to discover
that It was just AZ bad to decrease
the pay OF the Congress making tho de-
creaso rs to increase It, and that, therefore, tho
docroaso should not apply to the prosant Con-
groas, While this may bo an evidence of tho in
gonuity of coloral Congressman, it Is too "thtu "
to deceive anybody. Altogether, tho discussion
was tompotlziug, and unworthy of tho ocoaslon.
1t llluetratcd tllo contempt for public opluion
which insplros tho prosent Congress-. The de-
bate exhauatod tho tiuao Of the House, II Ii will
, 1873-12-10

Incidental to yostortays discussion In tho
House on Mr. Dawes bill for paying Oft tho lonn
contH por pound on tea and threo conts por
pound OIL coroo, Oh the ground that tho Govclr,-
mont cxponsos now oxcood lilo lovonno. Though
tile proposition was thrown out NJ irrelevant to
tho n,attor uulor consideration 1t In at intlfca-
tho rart Of the Reyonuo Reform, Congressman to
restore tho ten and coiroo tlutios which tho Pro-
sectionists took OF.