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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-20
MISCELLANEOUS,

GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY
IN Constipation cured without medicine The remedy
sent post Tree. Tor DC, or apply TO Dr. BAtkETi He
Wavorley place. New York. II not satisfactory money
returned.
A BSOLuTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
IA OF different states, legal everywhere no publicity,
fees In ADVANCE advice free Commissioner tor every
state and Notary Public FREDERICK T. KING.
Counsellor at Law, 1863 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-20
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, APRIL 90 1s74-TRlPLE SHEET


Sailed from Table Bay, CGH. Feb g, bark Roman.
Swan, NJ, for New BEDFORD. =
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Srnr Spectator tof Hanfax) Peters unya
with cocoannts TO Miller 4 Hough
schr Emilia ot Archa Ns), Richards. Gut Of Canso,
CB, 10 days with fish to Hatton. Watson Co.
Schr T Wright Chopper, Virginia
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MUNICIPAL DEBT IN TaEuNIrED STATES.
AN ADDRESS
DELIVERED BY

UEIIN EKT.U BY
HON. JAMES G.. BLAINE.
b. to'e the Northern Wis .ons4 Agricultural Asso
clifton, at Oshkosh Wis. Oct. /, 1874.
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lNaphlp Acnnebe( cyournal,

Published every Wednesday morning is the
argest tulio paper the State, containing
news eoitieai articles, agricultural and scientific
matter tales poetry anecdotes, s,househsltrecipes,
markets. sc. &c.
Terms 81 dnnun IN ddvdnce.
Transcn! Advertisements, 81 80 per lnch tof
5rst week Is cents per week for each subsequent
Insertion 90
Special Notices, 81. 90 per inch for first week j; so
cent. per wees ior each subsequent week.
Business Notices, in reading columns, 70 cehts
per line rsi inserliou 10 cents per line Tor each
subsequent insertion.
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Nenntbrt gonrnal,
Publishe at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street,
oot OF Court, by SPRAGUE. OWEN Il NASH.
d., 1 'runrbee Aournal.

l5suet. every A,rning, except Sundays. 1t con
tae i,Ics 10y telegraph "nd mail
reports OF tie Markets. and nas Ca Gully pre-
Sret -,ohticai AID local articles and II generous
mount OF La :m:1g, home md miscellaneous :ca1
N !, e,th q; iuit compilation vi Stale news.
TcrtuS i! adDdnce, .sll payment
s iuaur within the year. Single copies 5cents,
O be hat AZ the hook stores and at Jhie oIGee.
Advertisements inserted reasonable terms
Rates may be nad on application Al this Office.
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1t is the Best Washer
IN THE VORLD!,

For the following reasons:
lst-It is the CHEAPEST. 2d-It is the Most
DURABLE. 3rd-lt requires less LABOR
4th-ltwill do greater variety of work.
5th-it will do the same amount OF work, in less
time than is required for dny other Washer,
without the wearing of clothes, fulling
or shrinking 6annels.
6th-lt is less cumbersome, weighing only
One Pound.
ASThe facts i'll the case you can easily know by
giving our Agent IL washing to do.
To investigate the washer thoroughly, give the
Agents chance to wash, in order to prove the
above statements, which win be promptly attended
TO free of charge, and we sha consider it as
plimeniary, whether purchasing or not, as we wish
to prove the above facts.
The principle OF the Washer Is forcing tho water
through the fabric by air.
Once--NOrlh's Block, Water ST.,
AUGUSTA, OVER Il. KIMBALLS STORE.
Town and County Rights for sale by
w. &. BLACK WELL.
aug5-t2m Agent for the State of Maine.
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NEWS BY MAIL.

Alvcgs from Spain state that fighting has
been resumed before Bilboa and that some
advanced positions of the Carlists have been
taken by the republicans.
News is received that the Nova Scotia schr
Eta, laden with coffee. for Baltimore from
Pernambuco, was run into and sunk. ard on
ly one passenger is known to have been res
cued.
In the Senate, Thursday, the civil rights
bill wa. under further consideration. and Mr.
Norwood of Georgia made speech in oppo-
sition TO it. The bill u increase the pay de-.
psrtment of the army was discussed and fl
nally passed. In the House Of Representa-
tves, the citizenship bill was further consid-
cred. and the Louisville and Portland canal
bill, after some discussion, was passed. and
now goes TO the President.
Startling news comes from Arkansas. \
column OF POO of Bakers men, under COM
mand of Gen. King White, set ont Wednes-
day TO put a stop to deprcdations reported to
be committed by Brooks men at New Glas-
CON- in Jefferson county, and sent out a flag
of truce with an order to them to disperse
The order BEND disregarded, Whites men
made an attack and la tie ensued, resulting
in loss of . killed and 20 wounded on
Brooks side, and of Bakers men wound
ed. The remainr o. Brooks party wtri
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Church DIRECTORY,
ORTHODOX CONCRFGATloyAI-Gr

ORTHODOX CONCREGATlONAL.-G th
state It., between Bridge and Oak Streets Rev
james IL. Ecob, pastor. Morning service 1880
y. NJ Evening service at o'clock. Prearhug
- t o, n, r! ,,.l n{ the pastor
sts Rev. A. V. T!lton, pastor, residence WIN.
thf"p street, newt house eat OF chrlch Morning
service 1870 A NJ; Evening . p. NJ rrea.a.
FREE BAPTIsT->tate street, north Of Bridge
{; F. PENNEY pastor; residence summer street.
Morning service 1880 a; NJ. Evening" T.. NJ.
METHODIST EPlsCOPAL.-Grccn street east OF
State. Roscoe sandeI>on, pastor; residence nj
ing service lo.30 \. NJ. Evening : r. NJ
p r i1rF n r. e mosrow d hs he -;or
OAK and Winthrop. Rev. Mr.. Upolln, rector.
Morning service 1870 \. NJ. Afternoon service
~ r: u; frG"Ghng to morrow by the rector.
1880. sabbath school at /. NJ. rleaellns to.
?tGN 1%'n'9s S S6 eTs1l1g 5SFy oat ana
SIS Rev. l.. t. EcckW ith, pastor. Morning -rr-
wee at 1852 y NJ Pr,tcnius tomorrow b.
CATHOLIC State It.. north Of Bridge. Rev Mr.
oBrien' priest; residence near tie church.
Morning service, 1913 y. NJ. Evening, $50 =. NJ
Preaching Tomorrow by the priest.
J, NJ. {. A.-Rooms in Darby Block, Water street
keSq Th, weekiy prayer meeting every Monday
sunday school every sabbath morning at .
O'Clock. Religious exercises every sunday Al.
ternoon at O'Clock. Rooms open to ALI.
Baptist and Methodist Churches hold social con-
terence meetings in their ye>tres every Wetincs
day evening, at O'Clock,
NORTH NCGUSTA,-M. T.. CIT re il.-Rov X. T
French, pastor; residence at The parsonage, NEXT
door north OF the church. Preaching every sab
bath at 1880 y. VI. sabbath school AZ Il N
Prayer meeting at T. NJ Preaching Tomorrow
by the pastor.
CHRIS Han UNION MEETING, Cushnoc Heights
Rev Hiram A. >tratton pastor. Morning ser
vice at 10 30 a. NJ. sabbath School at II NJ
AZ ernoon service at $50 T.. NJ Prayer meeting
!nsat 6.50P. NJ. Prayer meetings every Thursday
evening ut $50 O'Clock.
sou TIL PARISH CONGREGATloNAI.,U ALLO-
WELL.-lev. {. q. McCully, pastor; morning
service 1850; afternoon service at $50; sunday
school ll3 II. ii.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, HALLOWELL.-Rc
I. Jaques, pa tor; residence opposite church
Morning service, 1880; Afternoon service, 20;
Sabbath school At quarter past one Z. VI. Preach
ing tomorrow by Inc pastor.
BAPTIST CHI RICH, HALION ELI.-i.cv A. H.
Crane, pastor. Morning service 1879. Preach
inS tomorrow by the pastor.
FREE BAPTIST CHURCH, IIALLON ElI-Rcv
Mir. Peckhaln, pastor. services at usual hours.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH, HALLOWELL.-E Rev
Geo NJ Stanley, rector. Morning seryicc al
1870. Evening service 1t CSC. sunday School
at =. NJ.
UNlNERsALIoT, HALLOW ELL,-Rey. :. t,il
bert, pastor sabbath school 1880 \. NJ ser
vice every sunday afternoon AZ $50. Social con-
ference meeting III We try At go =. n.
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ConstintinOple, /. i famine prevails in
Asia Minor and many persons are starving.
1t is stated that in the town OF Angora 100
deaths occur daily from starvation. The
river Tgress is again swollen by heavy rains
and further floods are apprehended.
Madrid, !. Information Is received OF the
defeat in Tarragona Of 1000 Csrlists by 500
national troops. The republicans have lately
defeated and dispersed several bodies Of Car
lists in trragon and Albsrete.
The Carlsts have abandoned their strong
hold at San pedre. ADante aud Sapilama,
which have q.en occupied by the republican
forces. The occupation of Portugaletc is
expected to follow to-day and with it tho in
mediate deiiverancc Of Bilboa.
Rome, /. Signor Nichols Tomnaseo, tine
distinguished politician and author, is dead,
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Gully Sennebee youynal.
PORTLAND.
ITO THE

Portland, /. British brig Wapito Long
herst, from Havana, arrived to-day. Reports
April 2Cth fell in with barQue Alfred, Of Bath,
dismasted, about 45 miles west from Nan
tucket lightship. The captain Of the Alfred
declined assistance.
British schooner II. A. Chase left here
yesterday with railroad iron for st. John, n.
b., deeply loaded, and was seen to sink off
Cod Ledge, on the other side of Bangs Island.
Tie brig George Wheelwright, which went
ont at the same time, bound to the same port,
was seen bearing up to her assistance.
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Chicago, May /, le,i.


tiour-eNtra spring ) 75n6 CO.
Nhcat-No. spring, l29--al30-; No. 2 1861, a
l-h'4 May, l26'ia June l211.al27fs; No. B, 49,.
Il20; rejected, ll0--ali0-.
Corn No. ,, mixed, cash, GlLa--; May, 6p. !;
June 90 new No. mixed, Ga, dip; reje ted
Old GjaG2 "a rev, 81.
oats-No. 2: 4d'.aa-; May, 4ss. June, isle =
rejected, -a4i..
Ryc-No. ?, Sl-92a-.
Bailey7No. spring l55aG0 NJ. spring i21al2..
Dressed Hogs-6 00a6 25--
Fork-l6 80 a1d 10, cash: May, 10 50a50--; Jane
II -.
Lard l0ha--, cash; lG1. Tor May; June, 10 80
Bulk Meats sho ncrs u, short rib mid ma
=; short clear mid slsa4
Green Observation-Disclosures 5l9; short ribs
Hams IA MS average ala.
Nhiskey-9i--.
Freight--Corn to Buffalo, io4t4 wheat do. 5i4x
Receipts ;, $50 -four; 10000 wheat; loi coo corn
- 600 oats: 1000 rye; 5000 barley.
shipments - 1000 flour; 10000 wheat; L. go
corn; slooo oats: l 600 barley; 600 rye.
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STATE OF MAINE.

IEOOSTOOk, ss.-Court Of County C0KmissfoH-
ers, january adjourned TeTm 1874.
On the foregoing petition ORDERED That notice
he given that the Commissioners will meet on Mon
day, July :, 1874, at . A NJ, at B. II. Walkcrs's-
in Island Fails, and thence proceed TO view the
route mentioned in said petition, and in-
medaely afterwards hear the parties and their wit
neSses there at some convenient place in the vi
cutv and take such further action in the premises
they Judge proper Said noticeto be given by serv-
ing ttestcd copies of the petition and this order
upon the Clerks of Island alls and hyer Brook,
and by posting up like copies in three public
places in each Of said towns, and plantations,
and ly publishing the same three successive
weeks in the Aroostook Pioneer. a newspaper
published ut Houlton, in Aroostoek county,
and six successive weeks in the kennebec Journal,
the state paper, the last publication and said SER
vice aud posting to be at least thirty days before
said meeting, that all parties Interested may attend
and he heard if they see fit.
Attest: RANSOM NORTON, Clerk.
\ true copy OF petition and order.
Nv ~ Attest: RANSOM NORTON, Clerk.
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The ''Singer" seems to have entirely mis-
apprehended the spirit and intent of the
ST, ictnres on destruction of the cold sewing
machines" The word "unblemished," having
had reference to the name Singer as ,rhole
whether old or new. But sending out spies.
reconroitring and finding no foe of their par
tcular description and Imagination, and at a
good safe range, one can well afford to be
brave and generous--whch, however, is duly
appreciated. For the dictionary" | would
refer them to some juvenile school, where
obtained mine. AMERICAN.
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Congressional Proceedings.

Washington, d. G., I.
SENATE.
Mr.. Hamilton of Nd. moved to proceed
with the consideration of the bills on the call
enGar
Mr.. Edmunds moved that the Geneva
award bill be taken up, and said that there
had been much comment in regard to the de-
lay on this bill.
Mr. Anthony suggested that two or three
hours be devoted to the calendar and the
Geneva award bill be taken up afterwards.
Agreed to.
Executive session.
Adjourned till Monday
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

Boston, /. DR.. Putnams C. niteran) So
ciety, RoXbury, invited Rev. DR.. Weld OF
Baltimore to become associate pastor
Failure of Lyman Frazier Of Lynn, for
merry shoe dealer, but lately engaged in real
estate speculations, is announced. LabiIi-
ties 100000.
At Maiden, yesterday, a two story and
half story house being built ty Mr.. Lnnen-
han, valued at $1,000. was moved % feet by
the wind AID dashed agains. another house,
completely destroying the frat an! badly
damaging the other.
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STATE. NEWS.

The Castine Normal School will close its
seventh year the last of May. An ate ndance
OF 80 scholars is recorded, gentlemen con-
shutting 40 per cent of the number: this
percentage OF males is much higher than the
average ia Normal Schools for both sexes.
The amount Of snow that fell at East Mad
son, from Nov. 9Th 1879 TO Apr. 10Th 1874
was Nov. u inches; Dec. 20 inches; Jan.
Il inches; Feb. 81 inches; March IL inches
Apr. 80 inches. Total amount III inches -
Somerset Reporter.
Joseph II. Collins died suddenly at Provi-
dence, r. l., Saturday. He was the youngest
son of the late Rodney Collins, of Arson,
Me.
The Advocate says that six men by the
name OF Goodrich started from Bingham for
California week before last.
Twenty-seven passengers-riv drivers
left Skowhesan by the Forks stage on Mem
day.
A large deposit of quartz has been found
upon the farm of the late Solomon j. Ire
worgy, in Surry. Ii is nearly white and is
i'll layers of sheets some four inches thick
On being heated i, is readily reduced to a fine
sand or powder
htN. o. bHOtEt ol IOIliani, 1ate OF u 1ta-
60. has received and accepted call to the
Central Square Universalist church at East
Boston at a salary Of $1,000
The Lewiston Journal says tia; Mr.. l..
Bachelor, who has just completed the can
vass of Lewiston for Briggs State Dictionary
finds 445 business firms He cassities the
business under SOP heads. This is an increase
of 20 per cent since the last canvass, less
than two years ago.
The North Auburn correspondent OF the
Lewiston journal writes; Mr.. Lowering,
one of the workmen al the new shoe factory
in this place, met with serious accident ON
Tuesday morning. In carrying a bunch OF
shingles rom one part of the soatiolding to
another part, he lost his equipoise and fell
Ii feet, striking on pile of bricks. The
symptoms have not yet developed the extent
of his in uries.
Oriah Dyer, young man of the town of
Appleton, while cunning few days since.
slipped from log on which hc was standing,
accidentally discharging both barrels of his
gun. The contents passed under his arm
tearing away one side Of his coat, vest and
shirt bosom. Strange to say, he escaped un.
injured.
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The Internal reyeGne rec.ipts to-day were
500, 055.
The attorneys Tor Baxter havc submitted
their arguments TO the Attorney General.
The follow ns was received here to-day -
State House,
Little Rock. Arkansas,
May lst, 1871
To the President:
II. King White who fired on the command
er of the United States troops at Little Rock,
has been ordered to Pine Bluff by Baxter
and is pillaging and numbering. The State
is perfectly peaceful, except in Jefferson Co.,
the scene of Whites robberes and murders
| have RETAINED from sending out forces, to
avoid conflict.
Signed Joseph Brooks,
Gov. of Ark
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List Of Patents

Issued from the Untl sta;c7 Patent Onice to
citizens of Maine, for the week ending April so,
1874. Furnished for the Kcpnchcc Journal from
The oflice of j. McC. Perkins Il Co, Councillors at
Law and Solicitors tor American and Foreign
Patents, ji3 Seventh street, Washington, d. {.
DRAW ings and specifications OF any patent IN this
list furnished Tor - Ct Mt.
ll9Gii.-Feed-Ee Tor saw Mills Thomas y.
Egery, Bangor. Application filed March IL, 1874.
4 he roll is composed of a series OF disks, which
are prevented from revolving independently OF
hubs.
ia 642 -Potato.Planter- William Couscns, Up.
per saltwater, Application fled nov: -, lH'"'
The cutterbar carries several sets of knives two
in each set and corresponding rests, according TO
the number OF rows to be planted.
ll9,6l9.-Snow- Scraper. - WooGard Thompson,
Gardiner. Application filed March IL, le1i.
device intended to draw snow from the side
into The middle OF the road hetracton-irons beng
attached at the broad end OF the pillow.
1866. Steaml 'oiier.-DAniel sullivan, Bangor
Application f!ed eb Il, 1874.
a Ciaphraem, / orizoLtally located, divides the
fre.tubts into two sets. Thus the products OF cou
bias, ion pass under the boiler and through the low
set Of tubes, return throush the upper st, and
back over the boiler through dues formed by lie
steam-dome, and superb ating The 'tsan ON ihVir
way to the uptake.
Hanson Gregory Jr Rockland. Application Med
November II, 1873.
A rubber disk is interposed between the inner
ends OF the DDS. for the purpose OF taking up he
reactve recoil of the main disks, and thus prevent
ing TIE DreAkage of the rods
I9,Gi6.-W alter Wheel,-Thomas \. ESery, Ban
gor. Application filed Jan. -, 1873
The top OF this water wheel is about one tnot less
in DIANE ter than the bottom Tor each foot 1t Is dis
tatt from il, and the buckets incline inward ut the
top in the same proper ion. This causes both top
and bottom of the bucket to be acted upon equally
by the water. The buckets are slantcd at both eX'
tremities.
lio,GsS-Macbnc FOR Clearing Railways Of SNOW
-sas g. smith, Hollis. Application fled Feb i,
1874.
1879 Observation-Disclosures II Carter, Water.
Vile Application filed Oct 80, le'3.
Upon a right-angcd cntter.irame, attached at ITS
ends to a lunncr.irane an adjustable and ieyct 81
HE knife ana mod boards are applied,
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CHINA AND JAPAN.

san Francisco, ]. The steamer Nasco de
Coma has arrived from Hong Kong and Yo-
kohama.
The Japan Gazette OF April ll,h contains
the following news;
Sharp shocks of earthquake have been felt
al Aatnao, causing great alarm among the in
hahitants.
Saigo, eommandant OF the fleet to Formo-
So, sailed from Yokohama on the 9th Of April
There are 1000 troops in the expedition
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Diro.

In ths city 18Th nit, Flora Erlle, daughter Of
Joseph and EITHER Nhlney, aged } months ami 20
DAYS.
In lIallow, H. S0lh nit, very Suddenly Of ccrcbro
spinal meningitis, Ezekiel Bale, aged g years aud
~ months
In Manchester 30lh nit, suddenly Of heart dis
ease, John ilewns, aged - wears.
In Oakland Cal, eth uit., Mrs. Sarah A., wife Of
Rev. Horace Richardson, aged 81 years Mrs
Richardson was formerly OF iialowclL Me Her
ma den name was Hams (aister of Col. VIM. )
Hams and she VIII be remembered as one ofcur
most successful school teachers, and lady oil rare
accomplishments and devote pety She was one
OF the most consistent and exemplary members Of
the Baptist church, respected end beloved by all.
Il.
In Norridgewock, 2lst ult., Mary Ella, daughter
of Jonas and Hannah Parker, aged - yrs. 20 mos
in skowhegan 9th ult. David smith aged -
years; 18th ult., Freddy 5, son Of samuel aud
Marcic ;, Jcwett aged years, . months.
In Garlond 9th Wit, Mrs. Hannah Gardiner. aged
93 years Ieic OF the late Jos hua Gardiner iog ey
Nv Of SkoWEegun,
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

San francisco. /. During a quarrel among
boys, Wednesday night, a pistol was dis
charged, killing Solomans one OF them, and
shooting off the finger of Mrs. Messenger,
the mother of another.
James llawdenbros obtained a libel verdict
for $1,000 damages against the Chronicle, for
publishing report OF his death ard intima-
tons that his wife had murdered lin.
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AssIGNEE's NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that Thomas Stanton,
N of Monmouth and County Of Kennebec, on
the Goth day of April 1874 executed an assisnment
10 the undersigned. Of all his property. real and
personal, not by law exempt from alta hment, for
the benefit Of sueh of his creditors a. shall become
parties to said assignment, under the provisions Of
the 10th chapter Of the Revised Statutes Of this
state, entitled Assignment for the benefit Of cred
itors." have accepted the trust and given bond
as required by law. Creditors are allowed three
parties thereto.
Monmouth, May 1st, 1874.
mav2dIawst JOHN B. FO6G.
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CUBA.

Havana, !, y decree of the Captain Gen
oral doubles the amount Of the new tax when
paid on paper currency.
The schooner James French, from Matan-
zas for Abaco, III ballast. is ashore west OF
MatanZas.
The bsrque Susan b. Blaisdell, from llava-
M iar Csbaren, in ballast, got aground and
has returned leaking. She will repair here.
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MRS wINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP is the
prescription OF one of the best Female Physicians
and Nurses in the United States and has been used
for thirty years with never failing safety and
cess by millions of mothers and children, from the
feeble infant OF one week old to the adult Ii cor
reefs acidity of the stomach, relieves wind collie
regulates the bowels, and gives rest, health and
comfort TO The mother and child. We believe it to
be the Best ana Surest Remedy in the World in all
cases OF DISENTERI AND DIARRHGA IN
CHILDREN, whether it arises from Tecthing
from any other cause. Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle. None Genuine unless
the fac-simile OF CURTIS l. PERKINS is ON the
outside wrapper. Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
spnlysa
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EELEtRA NSIN GENERAL.

The lockout of English farm laborers will
soon be submitted Ia arbitration fer settle
mont.
The steamship Prussian, from Liverpool
for Quebec, took out 80 Warwickshiro farm
hands and ESQ chilnren to find homes in Can
ada. The next steamer of the same line will
carry 80 lahorcrs from the agricultural dss
tricts.
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The Confessions OF an Invalid,

PTHIIsHED As A WARNING and for the benefit "
loJNG MEN AND OTHERS who suffer from NERN-
Gus DEBILITY Loss OF MANHOOD, etc, sup
ply ing The means o setf.cHre. Written by one Who
cured himself ate undergoing considers able quack
cry, and sent freeon receiving post paid dlrectee
envelope.
Sufferers are invited to address the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
sn,u.6 Box l55, Brookln,
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ARK ANS.AS.

Little Rock, /. The situation here is prac-
tically unchanged. Bayters headquarters
are still at the Anthony House and he has
about him some 800 men. Brooks still occu-
pics the State House with a force estimated
at 800, mostly white. The t. S. troops still
occupy their position between the opposing
forces.