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Massachusetts, foolinQ.
Boston. Apr. IA.

The twenty-thrd ballot for Senator re.
suited as follows: whole number of vote,
25G. necessary to a choice 1874. Dawes IS,
lioar Il. Curtis 20. Adams l3. Sanford 2.
Banks e, Wa>hbnrn 3. Bullock Q, Pierce l.
Putnam l. Whittier /. Learned /. Balotting
continued. twenty-fouth ballot whole mum
Der OF votes 26G, necessary To a choice l3i
Dawes -, lioar 81. Curtis 20, Adams Il.
Banks 3. Sanford 4. Wasbburn ;, Bulloct
.. Lcarnard 1. Pierce ,. Pitman ,. Geo. d.
Robinson of Chicopes. Kellogg OF Pitsfield
julius ii. Seeley OF Amherst. Whittier and
Charles Hall. l each. Recess of one hour
alter recess the balloting was resumed. the
result varying but little from the previous
ones.
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SATUR.TE PIECE OF BREAD OR NEAT with
gastric juice. and ii oiU dtssOlre. This j. diges-
ton Add 10 such mixture q little alcohol,
and IL Will not dissoIee. This 10 indigestion.
Beware. thea. OF tinctures. or tonics, or decoc.
tons containing spirituous liquors. Shun ali
rum .'tOnic-,' and rely solely on DIR. WALA-
ER's VINEGAR BITTRRs, the finest digestive
in'igorant known, and tree from the fiery curse
vi Alcohol. lW
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Qnsck Medicines-We never puff. but An
AkEslS, the great toestsrn Pill remedy, has
cured Thousands, alter lotions, ointments. and
all manner OF nostrums have failed. 1t Is the
discovery Of DIR. SILsBEE, an eminent western
physician. and has been endorsed b. medical
men Of all schools. II is . simple medjcated
suppostory, acts as an instrument. poultice
and medicine, affords instant reIief from pain,
and is pronounced an infsilble cure.-Price
el.00. Sold by Druggists everywhere. AN.
AkESIS Depot, 46 Walker sir, New York.
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state of Maine.
rita tie OF Name.
In the year Of our Lord One Thou sand Eight
Hundred and Seventy.four.
An Act additional to "Au Act TO incorporate the
Union River Boom Company

An Act additional to IAN Act 10 incorporate the
Union River Boom Company"
Be II enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep.
resentasives In the Legislature assembled, a. fol.
Section l. The Union River 4soom Company
shall have power 70 extend its boone to the juno.
with the same rights aud liabilities as they have
under the act Of Incorporation.
Section 2. The stray unmarked logs, seingle
stun or stave wood coming within the limits of
said boom. may be taken by said company and
sold after eeven days notice Of the time and pl
OF saIe, and the proceeds spilled to pay .he e.
proceeds may be divided pro rata among the log
owners, according to the number Of thousand feet
Of logs owned by each.
any unmarried log. single stun, stavc wood
on Z MON river. between Brimmer's bridge. and
the Junction of the east and west branches, un-
der penalty Of ten dollars Tor each log to be re-
covered ON complaint before any competent
court, one hall to the use of the prosecutor, and
one hai 10 the stale, and in case OF nOn payne
OF said penalty, such offender shall be punished
by imprisonment not more than thirty days.
In the House OF Representatives. Feb. 90 1874.
This bill having had three several readings, pass.
Wv. THOMAS, JR., Speaker.
In Senate, Feb. q, 1874. This bill having had
two several readings passed 20 be enacted,
j. l.. BUTLER, President
feb.2s, ISL. Approved.
NELSON DINGLEY, JR.. Governor.
STATE OF MAINE
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE.
Augusta, Mar, Is, ls.a.
hereby certify tina. The faresoins !. true copy
ALDEN JACKSON.
swl3 Dep. Secreta OF State
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Nj A II RI f ID,

Ellsworth-llth inst, by Rev Dr. Tenney,
Mr.. Charles b. Moor and Miss +. 1. N. Fra.
zier, all of Ellsworth.
Sullivan-12th inst, by John U. Hill, Esq,
Mr.. Ammi &. Bunker OF Gouldsboro, and Miss
Alice n. Ashley. Of Sullivan.
Sargentvile-iIth INST. by W. G. Sargent,
Mr.. Francis NJ. Billings. and Miss Addie l..
Billings, both Of Sedgwck.
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CAUTION TO PURCHASERS OF THE PERUVIAN
Of from. Beware OF being deceived BY any OF
the preparations Of Peruvian Bark or Bark and
Iron, which may be offered to you. Every
bottle OF genuine has PERUVIAN SYRUP mot
Peruvian Bark blown in the glass. EXAM
ISE THE BOTTLES BEFORE PURCHASING.
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RY TELEGRAPH.
From Portland.
PORTLAND. April ].

PORTLAND, April II.
The Board of Trade at a meeting this
morning, unanimously adopted strong res
o.giious against the further issue OF ire
deeinable paner currency. The meetir z
WAS quite fully attended, and was address
ed lay ton. John Lynch. Geo. Wasburn.
". ". Thomas, General Brown and others.
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Almonds are to be the next big thing
from California in the way OF a-ricultural
products. Experiments have dcmon,trat-
ed the fact that the climate OF some por-
tion' Of that state is SO admirably adapted
to their growth that they attain usual size
and nerfcriinn.
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GLASS, WHITING, PUTTY,
FIRE PROOF PAINT,
YELLOW OCHRE, GREENS,
and GRAINING COLORS.
II. WHITING.
mos. Is


THE PENN MUTUAL LlfE INSURANCE CO
Of Philadelphia. an old and reliable Life Com
ny, desires an Agent In every portion Of this stat
In which il Is NO. represented. II 10 . strictly NJ
tuxl Company, returns its surplus premature 70
its members every year. and as it expenses are
small, furnishes them Insurance At the lowest pos
slble rates. AL OF lis Policies nOn.iorteisabI
for their value alter the third ear Liberal CON.
mission contracts made with reliablee0oA. A.
ply 70 H. y. STEVENS, v. Prest. No. sol Cheee-
a1t g., PhiladelphtAs "a. avis
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SCIENTIFIC AND sAFE TREATMENT

When applied with DIR, Pierce's Nasal pou-
cue and accompanied with DIR. Pierce's Golden
medical Discovery n constitutional treatment
DR.. sage's Caisrrh Remedy produces perfect
cures OF The worst cases Of Cztsrrh and Ozaena
OF many years standing. This thorough cour se
OF medication constitutes the only scent iic ra-
tionaI, safe and successful manner of ueatins
inns odions disease that has ever been offered
10 the afflicted. So successful has il proven
mat the proprietor has long offered standing
reward Of 500 for case of Catarrh which he
not.
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SECOND TRAVERSE JURY.
W inter 1Iarbor.

Fire was dicovercd in the buildn. Of
Capt. J. A. Stevens about O'Clock Thurs
day afternoon, and but for the very timely
appearance and energetic efforts OF the
/ neighbors, the building would have been
f destroyed. X.
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~upre.sc JsdiciaI Cssrt-April Terns, 1874.
Tuesday, April a.
The s. J. Court commenced its term on Tues
dsv last.
Hon. J. A. Peters, Judge presiding.
III. Il. Saunders. Clerk
F. A. Small. Reporter.
The Jurors We're prompt in their attendance.
The Grand Jury is the same rs last term
FIRST TRAVERSE JURY.
James T. Clark (Foreman.) fremont: Da-
vid L. Billings. Brooksville; Josiah Bean. Sui
ivan; Isaac \. Cole. Brookln: William Co
merry. Bluehill; Willard Devereux. Castine: 5.
\. Emery, Eden; Peter n. Giles, Amherst
Tyrell Gilmore. Dedh am: Lewis Grinale, Se,ig-
wick; Robert Grindle, Lamoine; Asa Green,
Surry.
SECOND TRAVERSE JURY.
Henry :. Trevett, (Foreman.) Trenton
AFRO {. Hubbard. Bncksport: Calvin kingm an
Waltham: Henry c. Nillikcn. Hancock: Wales
r. Packard, Ellsworth: Admiral q. SAWYER
Deer Isle; y. \. swan. Franklin: Thaddeu-
:. somes. Mt. Desert; Thomas g. Saunders
orland; Robert SNOW, Orland; Leander A
snowman. Penob>cOt; Ignaiius Small Deer
Isle.
Number Of actions on the Court Docket 4al
On call of docket - OF the above were marked
for Irial, 20 entered Neither party. >. wcrt
DefdHited and Is Referred
The first action for trial on "wednesday morn.
ing was No. Pa
Charlotte Hincks Winslow Hincks.
/. ". Nose. knowles
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Geneva Award.
WASHINGTON. u. &. Il

WASHINGTON. u. 4. IA.
The House Judiciary committee to-day
by majority OF one voted TO report the
passage of the bill for the distribution of
the Geneva award. the provisions OF which
were telegraphed yesterday.
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INDISPUTABLE EVIDENCE

HOS. j. BISHOP, Of South Brooklyn, n. Y.
writes that his wife had suffered since = child
with Catarth until II had resulted in what en-
inent physicians pronounced Consumption: that
she has used DR.. Sages Catarrh Remedy with
Dr.Plerce's Golden Medical Discovery, and
they have worked wonders with her case.
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LONDON, April, Il

Much anxiety is manifested over the
n'a arrival At Southampton of the steam
ship Malela with DIR. Livingstone's body
"H board. She was due yesterday morn
-.
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I rnnbcrry Isle.

The Cranberry Isle Mutual Fish Com
pany; Organized on the %th inst. BY the
choice of the following officers. for the
ensuing year;
President w illiam Z. Preblc. Esq.
S6errta'y- {. Fcrnald
Dirccir.rS- Augustus {. Savage. Oscar
\. Richardson. An>e!l l.. Manchester
AgtH-A. {. Furnald
CT~s. Pirkers anil Sarfers-FernllI &
Bahh.
L. q. Address. Cranberry Isle. Hancoch
Co. Maine: Place of business. Suttons
Island. in said town; all kinds OF ii n
bought aud sold.
Stakeholder, solicited
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Bncksport

MIR, Willabee haskell. teacher of IAN
Seminary at Bucksport. has resigned and
will probably accept u prole> -ofs ship in
\ ale College.
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City ana County.
Ellsworth.
Religions Services Il this City each Sunday

[, Observation-Disclosures School at 10 80
A. NJ. Preaching al > ID and = 7. NJ.
BAPTIST. sabbath School If ! L. NJ. Preach
Ing ID; , 10 and a T.. NJ.
CNIrARIAN.->abbAih School at 10 30 4. NJ.
Preaching al IL and a z. NJ.
Misunderstanding twice month at l0t
O'Clock 4. VI. Sabbath School al Z. NJ.
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mont.

One day last week. man. supposed to
be Joseph Dawes, a fisherman living OH
Black Island, was seen in small skii GO
ing from Black Island to Mt. Desert Rock
when about a mile and half TO the lee
ward of the Rock the sail suddenly disap-
peared from sight, and he has not been
seen nor heard from since,
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For New England fresh and brisk wind,
bearing to Westerly, generally cloudy
we1'her and light rain in the morning. fol
lowed or clearing weather during after
noon aud evening.
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Memoranda.


sch Florida, Capt Jordan, with 4 cargo Of
coal. len New York i,h inst ut 10 a. IN. and ar
rived Mt Salem 9th. making the run in - hour.
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MARINE LIST.
Ellsworth Port.
Gle AIRED.


CLEARED.
Apul
Sch Fair W ind. I.ockhar;. Providence
sch tarcssa. Hodgktus, Bo.ton-
sch t.coI gIannA, " cDtworth. Bp,ton.
April 10
sch Adam Bowlby. BeIlatty. Boston.
sch Mech anic. Kelley. Portland.
81 Blooiacr. Mason, MArbl.h"1d.
Ssh Marcelius, Nemick, New oTk.
April II.
Sch flotco. Dodge. Eoston.
ARRIVED
Sch Thames. Freeman. Mt Desert.
sch HuL1ar. Barber, kOcsiand.
April H.
Wind w-very cold.
Apul -.
Sch Bangor, sordan. Boston
ARRIVED.
April IL.
Sch scloto. sadlsr. Roek land
CLkAEkD.
Arril It
scA Capt John Means Boston.
sch Delaware. Stevens. boston.
ARRIVE u.
Apr! "a
Sch wv Ellis, Fcrg p.on. Belfast.
>ch Earl Herman Belfast
>rh >emaritAn. Dodge. brooklyn.
CLEARED.
April 5.
Sch pir!7. Keith. Boston.
>eh Drxi~S. sherman, Boston.
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MIR. Charles T. Bunker has presented
the town of Franklin with desirable lot
OF land. A. site for the new town house
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HANCOCK COUNTY "Donayuee- tenders
his wArmest acknowledgements. for the
interest they have manifested. and the aid
ihey have oflorded. toward an Exhibit OF
Hancock County IN History and Industrial
Arts to the following named gentlemen
Dr. J. l. Stevens. Castine; David WATSON.
G. '. Mills aud |. g. Walker. Brook,yille
Hon. W. q. Sargent. Sedgwick; .. W.
ierrick and ". \. Friend. Brookln: b.
V. Darling and VIM. Conary. Bluehill 6.
l.. llo>mer. Deer Isle: Hon. \ II Whit
more. Verona; Rev. II. :. Loring, Am
her,t; {. L. Silsby. Aurora; Frank Buck
and Rev. l.. Gott. Orland: Luther Lord
aud Oscar Tr.pp. Surry Hon. Warren
King, y. G.. Berry and L. Perkins. La
moline; II. 5. Trevct;, Trenton; W l..
Guptill and II. VI. SOwle. Gould ,boro; &.
Wa>gait. Swans Isle: Dr. X. l.. Grindie.
Mt. Desert; W " Bragdon. Franklin ;
and for Intentions" received for Bucks
port, OTIS and Cranberry Isles.
who will respond Tor Ellsworth, Han
cock. sullivan. Trenton. Eden. Mariaville.
Waliham and Eastbrook'
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Foreign Psrss.
Hsvana-Sld 3Oth ult. sch Post Boy. Balti
moro.
In port I'd schs c P Gerrish. Armstrong and
Hattie @ Mcfarland. Mcfarland. New York
Car,lenas-Ar q ult, sch Thimothy Field. L.
land. St John, n b.
ssyua-Sld 18th ult, sch n C Mosley, Cog
gins, Portland.
Martsnzas-Ar 1st inst, sch C F Young
Richardson. Portland.
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April B. lat 40 IS. Ion 6s 10. sch Paul Seayey
circuit. from sandy point. Me. for Ponce.
March 90. lat - ., Ion 90 20. brig Stockton
Allen from Roston for Kingston Jam.
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April 9Th. lsai
Eden.
\. {. FEENALp. Sec.

Eden.
The religious interest in Eden still con-
tinues aud many are being hopefully con-
verted under the labor> of Rev. Mr.. Cort-
he'll. Several have already been baptised
and others stand az candidates
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NEwcAsTLE-Passed down 7. sch Annie
Whiting for Fernandins.
In port !. sch Lark, from Phila. to load for
an Eastern port.
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The Weather.


WAR DEPARTMENT, }
once Of The Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON. d. c., April Is, ANY
Pr ob1bllifs
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At Court OF Probate holden at Bucksport with
IN and for the County Of Hancock, the Jd
Wednesday OF Sept. a. d, Is13.
JAMES DOYLE surviving partner of Josiah
Y 4. Ash, late Of sullivan. In SAID Counto de
ceased having presented mis- lst account for fro-
bate
Ordered That said Doyle give notice thereof
10 all persons Interested, bY causing a copy Of
This order To be published three weeks successive
" IN the Ellsworth American printed at Ellsworth
that they may appear at Probate Court TO be
holden At Ellsworth the 81 Wednesday OF
AprI next. at tea OF the clock in the forenoon
and ,he~ cause It any they have why the same
SHOULD not be- allowed.
Jwii' PAKkER TICK. judge.
rue cspy--Attc-t; Gro. \. DYER, Reg l-t-r
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-08-06
IN PRISON.

The suserings Of . Penitent;ary Convict.
From ths Atchisen Patr.ot.l
In the month Of June-the leafy month of
June, a some poet chilled it-twelve hone 81
mt of A chison co ny deliberately return
ed a ve'dict that stealing va crime and
puui liable under the siatuie If Kan.a..
The singulariiy Of this verdict Attracted gen
eral attention. The uief had stolen only
So, 900, and The idea that such big a-,ousd
Racial should be punished cau-ed thrill If
rorror TO permes,e the bre, 6 of milsr
scoundre!s. But the judge of the court came
to the rescue, and q teo,ence Of one year con-
doned The a,irorious verdict Of the jury.
The prisoner has been suffer-, g he pains
and pan - OF imprisonment ever tince. Ii
IL dists ssing 10 zee one of his high moral
culture inmured in acliIary cop6Demsnt,
and lis kid gloved hands bllsteied with
handling the s,one hsmmer.
A gen. leman stopped At the Otis H0Cse .
month ago. and WAS attracted by The con-
vsrsation Of some plug hstted gentry. The
party we're much sxc.t-d Cver the malicious
verdict which had doomed tone Of our 81
lows" to fe!on's oil. 1t the ioseapce Of
some wTeiched- Stranger Of Leavenvorth
cocn'y. The gsntlrnau's sympafhies we're
exci'es', ard be 'nquired the Cause and cir
cum.tances of the imprisonmens.
'rh~re be II" sad one If the plug h,.s,
"NeciininG on tina; lounge IN the psrlor,
Nth that heavenly look of injured inoo-
once"
The stranger FIX sympathetic, and sp-
pFosehed the Will dre-sed man With tue
tesvsnly look, and asked him il b - IN
trouble.
Prsoner-"Yes; put me in bere, ennvict-
ed OF stealing; il sss oaly $67, 900 Of other
peoples money"
ss...sr-"And they keep yoa pretty
Prisooes-sYes, The court hada't 70 -.
CC&n'asoed M vhols yer"
saaagG-And yea NJ sos suGerhe
tiayf"
Rrsoar-"Yes; re dsansi Ind II al
gsneleoaa % endure"
A. Iii jssetass he prsoaas finlp
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-08-06
NEWS AID GOSSIP.

Gov. Carpenter, Of Iowa, is harvesting
On his fsrm in Webster c,un'y. Practical
husssodry in . pr<csical Republican.
-Murss Halssead, nov visi,ing London,
is said to lOok u his watch every half hour
70 see toe long be has bteo away from
home.
"A wicked liule boy in Denver Sun.
dsy-schod sas ssk-d BY his teacher il be
had learned .. ythinG during the psss week.
'Oh, yes," said be. 'What u j. you have
learned!" "Never TO lead . deuce vhen
you've got a ace back Of it," vas the re-
ply.
"A Kalamazoo judg, went to neiehbor-
ing tows 10 &c . man, and telesraphed
bsck 10 his vie: "Hsve found G.sland;
wont be home in q week." When the die
patch reached her It read, Have found
girl, and won't Be home ia week" Here
LEI us draw the veil.
John Boil. VITO hs bsen introsuad to
the Eapesor a Rusia, kept pscipg seaD-
ere deck. exclaimipg. '.rhe Cxu is greet!
TIE Car 10 greair' Yea" Gid bysand-
e, ''bat God i grsasse." ''Oh, 10 b sure"
Wa Buil's reply; ''b7t tasD, you ksos, the
Gar i yoaag vsa."
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came M to where the tvo were talking.
yes" said one Of them; site . demmed
sbame. Them demmed grangers bad better
mn come here no more. Come and have q
drink"
And The whole psr Y, priOner included,
went ont snd snrrouL0sd about half keg
Of Becker's hast.
A few dav, aftervard Jsfereon county
man. who had heard Of this wonderful trial,
came over to Atchison to look ut the outrsg-
I'd thief. He went to the Jail. A man dres-
ed 10 ine cloth and epOr,iog diamond pics
vas reclining in the shade Of the court
house. He ~ Ieisurely smoking . cigar,
bot there YES . look on his face like his
Re IT vas full Of sorrow at the iIgrati:udeo OF
his fellpw men.
In snsser 10 the gu, sion to whit had
b 80 tih the i:np"'t,nt perPon VII
Vas surisrInx the torlur-- q im"v'.""~
for the theft of paluy $67. 700, heap
"Ye-sot me in here" And the suffer "e
convict pCt On Look Of dis res that the
Je6frsoo man fels Q tear in bis eye, anc
sAjd:
''Cused III ,me-come ard le:'s Lave a
drick."
The prisoner locked tie door Il the Jail
Is they passed down TO Marcus .aloOn On
Commercial street.
A week or too aftervsrl ,hs J'h.rson
MAJ was Over in the Missouri bottom hum
ing stolen horse. In the neigtborhood Of
Sugar lake be encountered man With q
fishing rod on his shoulder and string Of
6sh in BIZ. hand. Recognizing the SUFFERING
pris ,ner, he ssked il he Wa the same foul
u.ed convic: be h I'd sea resti g in cour'
houss shsde.
"Yes-.o, me 10 te'e-ste.ling &c.,
OOO."
The next that yrs sen Of the oPprsss
and p.rIecuted indi he was on III
trsin, going 10 Leavenworth 10 ns. in tn
boso m of his family.
saint your time most out? 1t viii XII
you; this is the refinement Of cruelty"
"Yo-got me 10 here. One year fo'
stealing $67. OO1 10 the meanest iIsalt eve
offered to high toned &c ,tleman."
Who ssys that the way Of the tran'gresso
il not hare?
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| 68 Randolph Sc
Corner q 6tatA
| CHI GAG q.
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M asa k0ssnsi Apseisiis n ~ Ass. Il he
hssa.ns y PRIVATE CHRONIC ~ URLXl.
1Y DL6kASES ANIMAL MElkGE&S Ths
result - ear1y ildis1stiens o. otksr eAnss, 20.
duetng bkRv.u.NRsN. HuPL1D, OF fA8 yAC8,
HxnoRY AID aAD1ooo PkRAAVuuYLY CUa8D,
TEE CREAM o. AapscAL LsIH1AfURR. illustrated
With eAasts engzsvinsse xplaining vho nay many.
Why lot, Why. The impeai9s.ts % marriage.
IN plain sealed eavsSops Isaiss requiring sur.
stea aid. medical aitspdascs o. aAviee nay eall
OF sddEeo IL 6acscr lnsalias psoviAs1 With p'i.
ate apartDs bts, board, aasenasnes, Ae. C1res
uaxaateed. Rubber goods O AaaA. jaal0
C1lculsrS 10 lsdS sW0 ssaNH
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CANTO II.


The Beecher- Tilton scandal gets little
additional freshness to-day from the state
ments of Mn. Eliz.beih Cady Stanton and
Mis-, Susn b. Anthony. They serve to
confirm the verdict already made up 10 the
public mind against Mr.. Beecher, and seen
to make the erring pastors defense more
hopel, $, than ever. Our special correspon-
dent telegraphs from New York that Mr..
Bee cher will probably decline to make any
statement. II bis advisers are wise men,
they will encourage him in . determination
of this kind.-.S. Louis Globe.
And'th is an extract from one of the
many sermons delivered on this su.ject in
New York, las, Sunday:
The conviction of Beecher is the fall Of
but one mar. II, however. . set Of nomi-
ma ly religions men have concluded in order
to save their pastor aEd their church, to
blind their eyes to evidence, though it
smites their souls through with conviction.
and to summon evei yth,ng Of influence that
vsst wealth. social power ard a % coptan;ic
local pres can furnish to crush Tilton
where be Glands, 10 the ashes Of his home.
holding aloft the written confex sions of the
adultsrers Who have laid lOw-then, l cay,
fear the effect Of that upon the churches, for
it 10 the fall OF olss'. believe there is
nov being plotted and carried out in yOnder
city OF Brooklyn, in that committee room,
and 10 the circles Of ri, mouth Church.
conspiracy against justice, which, in its
heinous enormity, will shock future ages rs
il goes down to them in history. Men Of tie
ext century will stand aghast n, they read
how capable of wickedness so-csl!ed Chris.
tians of this century we're.
The following extract is from an article
BY DR.. Henry w. Bellows in the Liberal
Christian of the 25;h:
Men everywhere look aghatt at Mr..
Beecher's apology, and at his letters. Tie
Of there ia not denied. They
are damDiDg evijtIces in the case. II Mr..
Beecher wrote them, he will fall by them.
The expr s.ions Of wre,chedness and spsir
which they contain were never prompted BY
any venial sin. No mere error Of judgment,
no trivsl fault. that might slieLaic few
friends, but which could be stoned for by
true rrpenience, ever led 10 such grove!ling
humil atis n, to such conclousne Of utter
ruin. II is impossible to read them without
entire heart sicknes; without feeling envel-
oped BY . dense c'Oud of dread. ihe pub
lie await ~ith iDtense anxiety the statements
that may be made by .Ar Bercber aud his
f,iends. S,ch statements. If they shall eat.
isfactory explain the apology and letter. of
NJ. r, ecber. and the contradicto,y state
ments and conduct of Mrs. Tilton, will give
everywhere the greateat joy and relief. Ii
thew fail IN piye his tull satisfactory txplsn.
.,ion The nrs.ent sad upcertsinty viii BE-
81 co,,,.,;o,, Aoother ,a,I will
have f.,ie, IchshoS v;II he vri;t.n en-
the o,o,;na. h,ov .,;,I pIo, ions in ira ian of
.ns !. ham IN. wo,ld ds.,oht.J 10 horo-
''NEsr HIDING"