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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-06
NO. 23s'7. 81
MILTON'S LAST POEM.

am old and blind
Men point at me as smitten by Gods frown, la1
Afflicted and deserted by my kind; a.
Yet am not cast down.
am weak; yet dying. s,e.f, ST.
mnrmur not that no longer see;
Poor, old, and helpless, I the more belong,
Father, Supreme to Thee.
O, Mercifnl Onel
When men are iarthest, then Thou art most near,
When men pass eoldly by-my weakness shnn--
The chariot hear
The glorious face
Is leaning towards me and its holy light
Shines in upon my lonely dwelling place,
And there Ia no moro night 5s
On my bended knee
recognize Thy purpose clearly shown; at
My vision Thou hast dimmed, that may see
Thyself-Thy self alone.
have nothing to fear,
This darkness is the shadow of thy wing,
Beneath 1t l am almost sacred
Can come no evil thing.
Oh seem to stand
Trembling where feet ofmortal never yet have been
Wrapped in the radiance of Thy sinless hand,
Which eye hath never seen.
Visions come Gnd go;
Shapes of resplendent beauty round me throng;
From angels lips seem to hear the now
Ofeoft and holy song
1t is nothing, now !.
When Heaven is opening on my sightless cyes,
When airs from Paradise refresh my brow,
That earth in darkness has.
In pure cline aa s#
My being fills with rapture, waves Of thought
Roll in upon my spirit; strains sublime
Break over me unsouyht
G i've me now my Tyre;
feel the STRINGS OF gift divine
Within my bosom glows unearthly fire,
Lit by no skill of mine.
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Tenements to Rent.

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Augusta, Sept IL, 1873. septI3.ftf
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:for 9ale OF to In.

To Lot!
'INllE new Hartford House, the best locality for
L boarders in the city. Inquire on the premises,
Hartford square. octA-tlwt
HOUSE FOR SALE in Boston Highlands, or to
IL exchange for one in Augusta. Inquire at this
once. julyls.t6m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-06

VI Cnronlc and Acute kneumatism, Neuralgia
Lnmbago, Sciatica. Kidney and Nervous Diseases
alter years OF suffering by taking Dr. Filters Veg
cIaDie hneumatic Syrup the scientific discovery of
*. fitler, NJ. d., regular graduate physician,
with whom we personally acquainted who has
astonishing results. We believe it our christian
duty, after deliberaton, to conscentiously reque
sufferers to use it. especially persons in moderate
circumstances who cannot afford to waste money
and time on wO thless mixtures. As clergymen we
seriously feel the deep responsibility resting us
knowledge and experience of its rcmaI kable merit
fully justines our action. Yours truly, &C., Rev.
c. II. Ewing Media, Penn, suffered sixteen years,
became hopeless Rev. Thomas Murphy, -. D.,
Frankford, Phla kev j. b. Davis, Hightstown, ',
New Jersey. Rev. J. $. Buchanan, Clarence, iowa.
Rev. c. q. Smith, Pittsford, New York. Rev Jo.
seph Beggs, Falls Church, Philadelphia. Other
congressman Physicians &c. forwarded graft,
With pamphlet explaining these diseases One
thousand dollars will be presented to any medicine
for same diseases showing equal merit under the
test or that can produce one fourth many living
cures. Any person sending by letter a description
cred curabe) legally signed guarantee, naming
the exact number of bottles warranted to cure
agreeing to refund amount paid in its fail
ure to cure. Price per bottle, .25; can be bought
as used. Afflicted invited to write for medical ad
vice on above diseases only. No charge for reply,
which will contain much valuable information ac-
CURED by lifetime practice. No ccmpulson to
buy medicine. Address DR.. Filter Philadelphia.
Printed explanations of the disease also furnished.
LII. TITCOMB, Sole Agent for Augusta.
West End kennebec Bridge
| J. W. PERKINS h CO., Portland, Wholesale
G. G. GOODWIN & CO.. Boston, Agents.
septl7 teod3m&w
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-07-17
Charleston Iteus.

Hong makes nc mare .n0yos) GO. >
Mayor Saidcr has gone to Cinciu-
a.Gt, try and raise money on the
city bonds for Improvement; purposes.
The Southern Methodist Church
is building a new House Of Worship
at Charleston.
Pliny Fisk, Esq, has teen quite
i'll at the Hale house for several ia ! 8.
lie is recovering rapidly, an We hope
will soon be entirely restored to
health.
The Charleston Fire Company, got
mad last week and iisJaLdcd because
the city Council wouldn't give them
mint for their juIils, or for some
other reason. They are trying to get
M temperance fire company nov.
BIZ TAXES. Some of the citizens
eff Charleston sre afflicted with big
head, as veil as big taxes. They
wanted the city Couucil to resign
Oecsuse they laid the levy at , per
cent Heavy taxes are ruinous to a
new and thriving city, but when in
rs cid ssc. a Place undertakes so
made a e." start aa4 PlWgc. big
texes are necessary.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-07-17

BECAREFUL-l In these days when
tight hats, be, air, scdcutary occupa-
,.ous, cause tie hair to ial! cut, it is
a u,ntrer of no ii,de importance to
knov which of'he hair preparations
are Of any value, The maiority. rs has
been frequently proved ~ the first
dermsto.ogis,s, or hair-doc'ors, pos
sess little or 10 merit Such being
he fact, it is consoliug TO those who
are cflicted 10 know there is really
ope gaoE criticize, which srecommend
cd aud used by The first medica! au-
thority, and has stood every test MA
ny years This preparation is Halls
VsszrAnLg SrcUIAN IING RrNEwEe..--
Il truly scientific compound, which is
ruqu es;ion7bly the best preparation
Of the KIDD now bcfore the Amcri-
can r1bIic. It will restore gray
hair 70 its criginal color, cIe,Use the
hesi thoroughly, cure all eruption Of
the scslp; and viii restore the holr so
long as any germs remain, as they al
most Invariably do unti!e1treme old
age destroyed the roots. The origin
a. article is made ~ Z. P. Hall (
Co., Nlsbul, y II.
Flrp.ps Press. Jan. p, 1868
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General Howard.

An effort has been made to hlacke
the character Of General o. O. Howard,
in connection with the administration OF
tie affairs Of the Frecdmans Bureau and
lincoln University, and We uetice that
Conservative and Democratic papers seem
all to believe one way, while Republican
papers all believe the other way. This,
we acknowledge is TIE general custom,
but custom does not AMI never viii make
it right. Il is no credit 10 the Democratic
party. IL General Howard is q scoIndrel
nor ia il n disgrace 10 the Republican
party, unless they uphold him in his
crimes. We believe, and we think we
are justified in the belief that Gen. How.
ard is christian gent eman, and that
there are few men who could have man
aged such vast interests, and had the
control Of such immense sums OF money
who wculi have done so with cleaner
hands than be. II is generally the case,
that officers Of the United States Army are
Gentlemen, aud the position they hold is
such, that no pteunisry bond they can
give ada anything u the sense Of the
responsibility which rests upon them.
in ma ter in which their horor is con.
cerred What amount Of money woull
rcpay General HowNrr for the loss Of his
position IN the army, and his character
as mani Is Il possible to conceive o.
any inGucemeut srh.cichf to cause him
to forfeit all the Louocs that hive been
bestowed upon MIN in a long lie Of up
right souGucr2 We think not, and moth
ing but The sheegest insanity could be
thought Of as the motive for any such
action.
Hence we say, We believe Cen. Howard
IS not guilty Of any improper action il
relation to the administration Of the
Freedmars Bureau fund, it is true that
milliors uIoa millions Of the peoples
money has been wasted, which was dis
bursed by Gen. Howard la, the law re-
quired bin 20 p.y it out and he is not
e-pousi,Ie. Its too late now to under q
tu6e TO saddle the responsibility on him,
" hen experience has ,aasht the folly OF
The expenditure.
Many persons 10 not understand that
government diibUrsinS officer IS COM
PEELED to stand sponsor for ali who are
employed under him, aul may thus he
come responsible tor defa'cations, which
By 'awsre reslly cbargebIe to him and
get be morally innocent. It may be
that Gen Howard has had in his employ
dishonest agents, and through them the
government may have been Gefrpuicl,
bu, We nave no idea that IL any direct
transaction between h'm and tic United
states Government, the government
has ever been wiiuly wrous,d to the
amount Of enc dollar. We say this with
more freedom, as not hrviag belonged to
to tho same section or the same party -
General Howard
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power. Ga oo.luiuo ulv open TO ,acr
oud we wish them every success, We
shall publish items in relation 70 the
matter when they are Of Interest,"
What We object TO in the lester receiv-
ed. IS that while really asking Us Z
publish matter of Interest," TO the writer
lcr-olc,>e> 20 De doing Us a favor, io'
which o., most ma@uauimon>ly says h
VIII make no charge.
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NCvS itC.SS.

The Mayor Of Charleston has gone
to Cincinnati, to try and raise the wind
\ new Ircn Bridge across Elk river
at Charleston will soon be completed.
1t is said that gold has been discov-
cred in this State near Lcwisburg-oi
course.
The Virginia Hotel at Wellsburg,
Brooke Conr,v, was burned on the 2Ith
OF June. Loss $1,000.
The State ,losrnal tells of a man
near there who has thirty some indict-
ments against him under the new
liquor law. lie skedadllcd.
\ Nationrl Campmccting TO continue
ten days, viii be held az Moundsvile.
Marshall Co. commencing on rhe goth
Of August. twill be handy TO the
Peniten;isry.
They d,Ino; have any Fourth Of
July in Clarksburg; thcy think there,
that old Fourth of July was never
half the nan st. Patrick was.
We learn nv some of our exchanges
that Hickory wood is being shipped
from Charle.t;wn, Jefferson County, to
California. We could spare them a
million cords or so from here.
The Methodist Church at PaIkers-
burg, which was DESTROYED by fire some
time ago is being rebuilt, aud Viii son
be completed, sufficiently to enable the
congregation to occupy tn basement
\ gaug Of dcSpcradoes named .len-
nngS, has long infested WctZel county
IN thS state. Some time aco, the
father was shot md Killed in his house,
and il is now reported that another
one OF the gang has been lyIchci.
On the morning Of the Fourth q
July, the house of Mr.. S!uew,b Try, al
BrownstowH, was struck by lightning
and almost tern to pieces. No one wa
killed, although almost every room a
occupied.
The West Virginia Jom4.oZ say.
that there is enough ccd on Coal river
to supply eight millions OF bushels ,
veal for thousand years. rs the mo-
Of that coal VII come cut this WY, tn,
c. < Q. h Il. had better bc getting
another track, aud two or three thous
and more cars.
The Baptist High School at st
AIbaus had very Successful session
which closed week icfore last there
were moro than 50 s:ud, MS pres
eat. \ larger rumbcr.i> cyrec.'d tht
next session. which commences al on
the l>t Of October. The excayah 90
f,r the foundation Of TIE new .ca.Ci
building is made. aud the contract 81.
en- ont for the building. Rev. p. B
Regno4., one Of the most thorough
scholars, arG Lest thinkers that ever
graduated at Richmond Coicg and
GrecnyiGe Theological Seminary is
princinnI.
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- 2oHars; spr. %, sntscup'i7n 81
2S5 dollars was at once raised
amongst the members, which more
than covered the loss.
The Building committee consists
Of Nessrs. II. G. Parsons, T. B
Camp5en, +. f. Randall, X. NJ
Warner, and Fl. G Knftr.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-07-17

TEIBR bKE-- his l. the name or
trademark r. T..;-h tk0se nicely
made and elefsGnl 1t ing white dress
Shirts are calico, t1at are only to be
had IN Virginia of +. Is. spence d
Cen, Merchant Tailors, Cloihiers, aod
Dealers in Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods. at No. 1900 Main street, Rich
mond, Va. Spence & Son take mraa-
urcs md have those Shirts made spe-
cia,ly TO order, so that all can have
perfcct-ftiirg shirt by calling on
thrm for The Pembroke Shirt" At
1900 Main treet; aud in addition
ioa full stock Of Shirts, l.. B. Spence
d Srn have always the largest stock
of Cloths, Csssimsscs ard Ve-tings
to be found in the city. And the,
make C!othiCg 10 order. ia the very
best style AID at the loves, prizes. If
YOU are in need Of Wedding Suits.
Dress. Suits, or Business Suit-. you
can always be nicely su,fci by calling
on Spence Il Son. Ia their Cess
mems Furnishing Department you
will find all Of the latest novelties 10
Neck Wear. Gloves, Hosiery AMI
Handkerehiefs, Under Wear, Suspen-
iers, Collars, cnG-, aad oil other ar
ficles necessary Tor gentleman /
outfit. We ,dvise all in want Of good |
and Furnishing Goods, at
moderate prices, to call 81 the old (
corner Clothing House. No 1900 /
Main street, corner OF 18th, Rich
nond, Va, and examine the stock o. 4
Foods that j.. 3. Spence x Son Kill
how pOu. Call early and sften. and
All al once. i0m6'
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a BALLOON Tsrr Across rUE AT
LANrIC.-N.ss. Wise s. Donaidsoa
are about building Balloon under
The ausoj5es OF ,he "Graphio" publish
ing company, New York. with which
Hag propose 10 make a trip to
EUROPE. They ought to start from
m. Ohio river. aud follow she course
er'te Chesapeake aal Ohio r. L.
That would be the best way, Long
curves easy grades, close connection,
foe steamships from Norfolk Gc &c
&c.
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NEW s. READABLE E0OE

NE" & READABLE H"ot
y. =. Ell-son, Bookseller an (,
toner,
liz Kan St, Richmond. FiFgiI,
would resp ctfully invite attention I,
following let OF new and readable b.
any Of which viii be sent, post ra
any address upon receipt Of the Pre-,
Mrs, Annie Edwards is one OF lhc y.
best Of the story. Writers " the IA,
Joarnqi, Boston.
A most powerful story, "philip Ei,.
clifFe," by Mrs. Annie Edwards.
ready, paper -. Mrs. Anna Elvsi
other novels:
Ought We 10 visit lier, s.
The Ordeal for Wives,
Archie Lowell,
Steven Lawrence, Yoemqu,
Susan Fielding.
Mrs. Annie Elwar's, author n a,
chic lcvellen and "Ouchi We n VA
ier' ~ =, Que ., o's. " o"r wig nov
'stS' ~. rnnSs ",,n "n,."'N 'r'. d
mares n'''e' INV ",i'"'' AM O..
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WV
Any Of Dickens move cxcsrt ih-,
mention ell below will he mailed 900 r|
ceipt of % cents, and those rswrl vl
s;i".,..-a,' N'1 " ''''I'
P'''' """'A''
PickUick Papers, Z
Nicholas Nickieby, 81,
,o''ney ana ''"'
har'in Ohufa'e"
U o, MGtu"' f'en''
h.e"k iio"se'
Lite p'rrii'
WALTER SORTS vovEr'.
tnv ~ Scotts novels mailed to 81
address on receipt ct 25 cents.
NYRArr's NovrLrs.
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q. 8 PALMER, d. J. HARrsooK, VIII. PALMER
PALMER, HARTS0OK & ca.
COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,

RICHMOND, VA
Special Attention given 70 eonsign
nents OF Cotton, Grain, Flour, Tobacco
and Country Produce. Liberal cash al
vanc's made,,and bags furnished on appIi-
cation for grain. Agents for Knights
celebrated Dark Standard Svruys aud
Sugars. F. L. Williams 4 Co.'S high grad
Refined Sugars and Bright sugnr-hou
syrups. "!lollndGy,' Gu" rlotresville VI.
and NJ. Company and "Piedmont Plour.
Spanish Mass Licorice OF vai ious
g'ades- nJf
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For kENT.-A neat two story
dwelling housc On Bird. aycnne-crnlrai-
lv l"siiet. q q. CH4-E.
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IkRRIBLE ACCIDENT
ywI BURLINGTON NEWS DEPOT,

TERRIBLE Il CCIDElI
AT
TwE HUNTINGDON NEWS DEPOT,
ind Circulating LiJrGry.
Jenkins sold book and got the silver FOR
it. JUST RECEIVED fresh supply Of
Books. Blank Books. School Books, Chro-
mos, Bibles, States, BaujOs, AccOrdrons
with he'll attachments, Note, Bill, Cap,
Legal and Initial Paper.
An hooks, paper and Magazines, fur
nisheG Mt
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
Also back numbers of papers and Mag
azines, furnished at the Huntington News
Depot. Iost Office Block. eff
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3. WOLF,

On Forth Ave. bct 10th and | ltI
streets, Huntington, w. Va. 4-3m
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Ague Cure.

yer, Chill Fever, Remittent Fever,
Dumb Aguo, Periodical or Bilious F'e-
yer, &C., and indeed all the affections
which arise from malarious, marsh, or
IniasrnatIc pOiSons.
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No one rcmedy is louder
called for by the necessities
OF the American people than
q sure and safe cure for
Fever and .tguc. such
we are now enabled 10 offer,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-03
Impeach Hin.

The Pa,ker>bure Journal aud other Radi
cal papers seem to bc very anxious llrrhe
Democratic party should declare 10 favor
Of inpeach.ng Gov Jocob
So far they haze failed in their efforts to
create party capital by making 9 martyr
Of his exceIIeucy The Impeachment idea
is proudly their last move 10 that direct
lou
The Democracy have no desire to in
peach Governor Jacob. They are willing
to accord to him the privileges they claim
for themsclves-.of enjoying aud express
ing opinions aud convictions. 1t is 10
part Of the Democracy to entertain the
spirit of maIevoIcucc Fit be decided by
the highest Judicial tribunal that The leg
lsIa'ure is III error in the matter now
pending, aud the Governor correct the
domocracy will submit II the contrary
be the drciSou We trust that be will do the
same without further ado about the mat
Ter
We are free to assert what We believe to
be true that there is not a Democrat 10 the
State that would sanction or be willing to
keep the commonwealth in con.'an, turmoil
or It's interests aud prosperity at bay.
merely IN puuiSh for an offence resulting
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The New Move.

We hal iol9nl.l u write something
up,u lhi; subject, bl! tb. following article
from the Courier SO nearly a2cJrls with
our own views 10 this r9sp9c. tia! We al
OPT! |: says: The clTpe:.blgyen Of
Looi$pna are somaEhlt stirred up By the
new d4prtgre Of General Bsluregarl.
They look upaa as 2 movement for The
purpose Of splitting The Republican party,
and profess n believe, th.t the promises
made to the negroes were not subscribed
to in good faith. They will do all 10 their
power and use every argument to convince
the colored people Of that State Of the in.
sincerity Of the promoters Of this move.
uent.
Bat outsiders will be forced to con.
code, however unwilling they are TO DO so,
that the signers Of the resolutions passed
at the recent public meeting 10 New Or.
leans, meant to abide By them ani to seek
BY such concession to eEtriclte their
State from the p.o',rltion brought on b.
the deplorabe political mullIe into which
she has fallen. Louisiana has been ruin.
ed BY the qllrrels AMI greed Of un.crupu.
Ions politicians, and all hope Of its recoV.
cry bal been given up by TIE true men Of
that State. 10 their extremity, GeDera
Beauregari and bis e1.workers have
sought remedy by this dangerous expert,
ment They have offered every concess'
ion aud sought to wipe out all disorinius.
tons, whether Of politics or race or soCia
position. 1t vas the last resort Of peo'
pie driven to desperate means.
"rbe motive was uDdeniably pure, bu
the step wss both unWso and inexpedieut
There Is 10 possibility Of this new plat
form bringing to them relief from tbei
present political, fnluclI aud commercial
emblrrassmeats 30 go1d eau come OIL
this unnatural aud unworthy surrender oil
principle, aud after having given up all t.
secure an ameloriatiou for their State, :hcy
will fDd that they have sacrificed .bei
self.respec. and abased themselves 10 til,
eyes Of their countrymen, Without securing
a single object they had 10 view"
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L.lruS2 &aIs3

DT VIRTUE Of a deed Of rust ex~cu cd 10
ID me, ". Il Tomlinson, the undersigned
Trustee. by D. C. Forbes. Sarah J. Forbes, his
wife on he %i.h day oil June, l.7l, to secure
10 John L. Charles. the payment OF bond
bearing even date lhcrew ijh and payable eigl.
teen mUaths after date, with interest from the
Is, day Of april, 1911. ior the sum Of seven
Hundred dollars, executed by said D. c. Folbs
upon one undivided fourth Of d section OF lot
No 4th tier, in the Town Of Point Pleasant, al.
30 one undivided fourth of Woolen Mil aud
Machinery thereto belonging or in any way
opper,aiuing, which deed is record 10 the
County Clerks Office Of Mason county. West
Virginia. in trust deed book No. |, Folio 39I
and a9S, | will on
The I'd day Of JnIy, 1878.
sell l! public auction, all of said property, for
cash in hand, Tor the payment Of said bond
and interest, and the costs attend NJ the sale,
at the front door Of the Court House.
The title 10 said property is supposed to be
good, but will convey only such title as IS
vested in NE by said lrls, deed.
". 4. TOMLINSON, Trustee,
june 5-3w.
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ar Ordinance

nv.I ORDAINED 81 IHE COMMON
h c1srsa Of ,h- Tom of Point P.ss,aat'
11.TsI boz o- P.s rn.. Er..'a ibs e.fPof
Al. T.ml.. or .4.I .oEl IRE Lrrby dreiafri 2
r...rga uai.sat.. olI njlGy-s " 'ls he-.u
gltky eiuEsu.o Of .aii .oTa.
II fl. therefore. ordered lh't The Sergeant Of
aid DgB notify ell, persons oFDils " haY'
hi, 4. 5ag or rig Pen uisbln ihsegPorJs lfn.
n. fb.r-sC 10 fru0gs be ,ams Ei,hIanFs days
f.r psfe-. and ,H Do. OF her failure 10 10
90 rHs. ,he S-rg-an. remove Tue same ai Tie
rr,,rs.- % lb, OEErf OF.
sri 0dsr-l auhrr that noh5g o'Pis 'ha.!
b. aIlsz..I BilLIn aid ioEn. And any per.
.aa ffl.at 90 comply UI.h this Ordinance al
t,ragf.e s.r---a,I, .ua.i pay d hHs Of not lr''
f-ss ODD. ru, mr nan ,su uo..4ls Ior every
aap .N--urIles.
iI.y 3-lw.
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ILLAS VI SAIL "a N.
G. P. SIMPSON,
june l2-iT. SPeIla. Commissioner
C0UlTTsSIOTER'S SIZE or
J.ILjIBLE LIND.
Huy ] Fisher,

lanes Wisconsin. e. al
DY Virtue o. q DgcrcaI order pronounced IN
ID he ahngc cause or the i5'h day Of April,
4. D.. 1913. by the Circuit Court Of Mason
county. We>lI ir-ina. shall offer for srIc i
public auction. 81 the front door Of the COlr.
House d sid comfy Oh tie
ars- 5sv n. T-,v 1874
..,..r g.. a..
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A tOIsrably reasonable plan has been
proposed to the President for the aP.
poiutmeDt Of Cbief.J a.tioe. 50 as to 10.
sure the obtaining Of worthy mao for that
ligb position. Its urged that he permit
the selection to be made by tue remaining
members Of the Bench, II they could
Only throw political considerations oVor.
board, aud certainly 90 40 OCCASION Of
this kind that would 90. be too much to
expect from them, they ought to be able
to make more satisfactory choice than the
President is likely to, il he submit himself
to be influenced by personal considerations
When the pressure Of these are to be
brought to bear upon him it will be a
cause for congra.ulaton, indeed if be
can throw them overheard With cool aisre.
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