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HAIR VINE.
NATURES REMEp'

This popular Restorative l. "u' Of .--
arati"II~ ia the market f"T th' huf..
hk, all other Hair preparations To-. '..-
sulphur. ~u-HI lead. nitrate >IlN'I ur .-.r. .
viii iuIuI, thu health II c.H-,.- Pic.
upon bald heads. Restores thu h..r %
c"iur when caused from prru.Gur, Diced.
ami prevents the hHlT from iIl..i-
that unpleasant ltchIn- that - r.'
hair decay. tWr~ daudTufi .I.u
Tn. scalp. and a. q Han lir,--ru- r.
Fellow w give t'-w pcs IIt
rIhcit'>:
Northampton C"Uri"r O'frh.' I-
Vine l. the Greatest thin ia THE r.. ..-
GlnvrrSyilr standard. y \
plra>'> al that have used u and :.
Hudson star. y y. l--a ~Jt- ...
and the treatment 81 IT. mauyf.r,.....
thu hair I" grow upon thu head OF
whrr" II has been oil tur N-aI~ G..
thankful
The Vermont Imam ct April % .-- -..
Hair Vim" l. pirVaIatI"u - -.w
Hon. !. /. auckland ll"lNrh, N.--
at dindruit. Tried everything jog ..-
the r~t OF Nv" bottles
l.. Blake. Huly"k,. Ma>>-I,t 3D.
haIr growing finely used 'hr'' ..''r--
the fourth.
u. 7 Mckenzie. Han uI,--" .-.
WHITES January :. Ia. Pleas. sole. ..
h"til,> mole liar Nu"- solid n..-
III IN" weeks. and did ~'Iu' -u,'d
In>rph Williams Hair I'r'~-,, -'.'..
writes IN .Iun-. l-7I | lu d..a-
Hair Vine. They all d,i,ud CO.,. n. '
put il uu 1" "nr man wh"~' head .-.
II has started his haiI-.ull u-,.
Pleas send me m"r, lay r>pr'~-
:. Il. French. Glover. Vt Nrr- t.
- have tined a ntuh,l 80 ..... ..-.
I" prevent my HAN from itl'u-
hIN" found none that sal de-.
iw" BATTLES Han Vine. Ia 10 .,r.
AGAIN ~ rites. that u y N"u -,nf ..-.
| used "n,. hnttl, mN-,f iuu I.t ...
have th- "thrr 1t has neatly ~.."
from '"uIn- ont. / am 80 hop g..
Please send me Nv" h"trl,~ u.f'
ia il
Try it. and You will u~'. o." "i'''
Ash Your dIu..i-I and mrI, ..-f
II ~ I" nv tor Mai bottle. Il -. '..
Address Z. " lit n Nl4.>rN
Wells. Richardson a Go. luE..r-' ..
al Agents Ton New ENGLAND
z beware. al imitation TIE -..
IN li-hi c"lurrd Wrappers pIul't
red INKS. with cut at f,mal, 90. 60
For sale III II. l"hIl>hurN Dos O. ..-
Randall I,ru..,3-t
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.,i,.d in rho roou, Jepks stood sub-
dmnS and heviIdared his state of men
,.i canfns;nn scarceIy an,hIinq him to
'',,,,,r.banJ +he innnrt nf tho sceue
+ha strangar Looked On wonderinplv.
,'..t ,I.enIv Effected OuietIy and Nth
,,,,i.t .,.. IN. two or tI,r,.,. J,iukino
,.n.,nu,,rS VIM had been, louuniur on
the liar went stealtbily out. and the
I,uJlord the STRANGER. the father and
hi. cLiId wer, left fhe only inmates of
th. rnn,,
..Cnmr. Lizzie. dear this is no place
tor uS said Leslie. breakiup the dead
silence. well 90 home" And the
unbappy inebriate took his child hv the
hand md led her toward the door.
Rut the little one held back. "Wait.
nana. vait." she said ; he hasn't prom
is,d vet Oh. wish he would rrom-
j.. -
..prnmis. her. in Heavens name -
said rho stranger.
..prnuiS. - said Leslie in , stern
and solemn voice. as he turned and
fixed his ewes on the landlord.
IF do promise. | keep il :" returned
the landlord. in a threatening tone.
Then. for Gods sake. Dromjse" ex-
claimed Leslie. IN a half desrairinn
voice ..Dromjse and I'm safe"
BE il SO, MAY he cursed if | ever
sell Won a drop of drink at this bar
while | am landlord '" jerks spoke
with an angry ,mnhasis.
..God he thanked :" murmured the
Door druukarl. AS he led his child away.
God he thanked there is hope for
mo vet
U,rdIv had the mother of Lizzie
missed her child. ere she entered. lead
inc her father bv the hand ooh. moth
err. sL.cxcl,imed with -, iov-lit conn
teu,uce and 4 voice of exultItiou. MIR.
J.uLs has nrnmised-
"promisrd what ," Hone spraup up
in La, h..,rt an, wild and tuttrriu e.
,,-in, L,.r f,,.. tush.J md c,r.v dead
L. r.,Io 81. ut n.,ntiuo far an an
l.,.
..Tl,t he vo,,ld never sell me another
cI,s. of Iiuu,, iii h,r hu.b,ud
n:ir If Thin whit. hand, wer,
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Gstafrs.

I-THFE HENDALLS ESTATE.
| The subscribers having been appointed pH 'n'
Honorable Probate Court for the District Oh ai d
-, ali ,I,in,s and demands of all persons against
III, rstatr of Luther Kendall late Of Hardwlck
in said District deceased. represented ih s
nfoct 4 H. 1878 being allowed by sald '1nlt u
tb,. creditors of said deceased, to eNht ana pre-
their respective claims before Ms "lNe h'''i,,
mant at th, dwelling house of Finley ''rt,.n
in Hardwick. in said district on thr :,
DAYS of Nov. and April next at one "'i"'h' "
th, afternoon on each of said DAYS
: VI. RICHARDSON. Comm'rs.
Of. A NJ. AMSDEN.
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:
\ true copy uf record. Attest
g5-p7 HENRY FRENC II. REGISTER

>,TATE OF VERMONT. CALEDONIA DISTRICT. -
tNlu Pr"hatc Cuur holden al the Probate Office. II
~. Juhn>htIrV. Tn. 18th daV OF oct. \. l.. l-s.
Chester !. Dean administrator upon thu
estate. 81 Jacob +. Dean. late of II. .I"hH-hulN
i'll said district deceased makes application I" s:ti'
court fol icI~, sell th. whole, "f thu real estate
- said deceased representing that thu said sale l.
necessary for the payment "t the debts of said de
ceased
application CONF, under consideration and h, hear,
on the, 9TH day ut Nov. \. Il. 10. al the Pruhat.
d-r,d that all parsons Interested b, notified n,r"i
by publication 81 notice OF This application and "I
de, thereon three. weeks successfully tsn the ale
DOMAIN printed At -. .I"hn-bury h,r.. said tim,
hearing that They may appear said Tim, an,
place. and II they So Cau>-. "i!i"ci thereto.
IN tht. uurt Attest
HENRY FRENCH REGISTER.
y tru, copy of Record. Attest
gi-g7 HENRY FEENC II. Register.
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FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS

The subscriber will keep constantly "n hand all
KINDS "f Fresh Fish and oysters. which will L.
sold on reasonable terms. at IIallrtt~ Block Il Il
Sirtt 'art VIII h" run Tuesdays, Fridays and
Saturdays foreman. Oysters ~uuIIird for u.,rti,
AT reduced rates. EI't;INI ~ ii.
IT. JnhnsbuTy Nov. Il l-74
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IN y II It'TIlI.4t 7 = TIONN ~
HOSEA WELL H, Jr.

STATE OF VERMONT. CALEDONIA DISTRICT, =.
- In Probate Court. held AT the Probate ONE" III
st .Jnhnsbury in said district. on the Goth day "i
Oct"ltr. A D.. l-1i 80
John NJ Hanc"ck executor al the last will
and testament of Jeremiah :. Sias. late al
81 .I.l,nshurv in said district. deceased, pre-
-,iit~ his administration account for examination
and allowance. and makes application for a decree,
OF distribution and partition of tn" "~tat" al SAID
/ deceased.
WhrrrIII"n il l. ordered 10y said court. that said
account and said application lee referred 1" u So
sion thereof. Ia IL, held al the probate office in
st IolII>huIy. the 10Th day OF Nov. \. i. l-i
hearing and decision thereon: And it l. further
ordered that notice. hereof he given I" all persons
Interested hy publication of the, same three weeks
| >uccr->iN ,lN i'll the talrd"nian a new >pal"r pub
li>hrd at 81. Johu-hurN previous l" SAID tim" az"
pointed Tor hearing. that they may appear at SAID
iim,. and place. and show cause. If any they may
have. why said account should Ia, allowed
| and such decree. made.
By the Court. Attest.
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C. At A r r ~!

Weakness of kidneys, and pains in the,
side and back. of twenty wears standing cured in
Nv" weeks hy less than bottle \ CatlrrI con n
81 had a. I" prevent sleep al nj .htS unless eat ,rrh
snuff was prrpctually used cured with unr bottle.
Tsf","nH 9f ,neH kho,cn and hiqhIg esf.,,aed cit,
zen of Mar BOStOH
ME->k>. llrTIEFIEIp \ Co. iruuuists b,y..
had aiaIrh lltt" rising five Years and pain, in
pack an" weakness III kidneys for twenty. Nv
htarih was :" bad that if did not taxi. j,tarrL
Nnmh was troubled with a cough more nr les ali
night. hav" taken Marshall Catarrh snuff f,r
Nv" years particularly i'll cold weather had Il, tax :.
II every night t" get rest began Ia TAX. yntr
Constitutional atarrh Remedy about a month 400
ahh nav" taken only ON bottle. In les. than a,
week IN" coughing nights left me and have, had
non" since t" speak of. though have. had nom, of
the REMEDY for Il week
nave had pains in my side So had that | did moi
=" ont Of the house. for Two weeks at :, rimr NJ,
Greatest pam was III my right kidney | have beer,
~ times "rert sufferer from my kidneys sine.
i3'". IN Nv" weeks after | BEGAN to tak- your
CONSTITUTIONAL atarrh Kennedy tn" pains all left.
y. &. CEOMEIE.
New Boston, y. H.. April - I-7O
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! MAN MATTS, EsTATt.

i YMAN WATTS ESTATE.
| The subscribers having been appointed ny 'i'
Honorable Probate curt for the district
,,,'uissirn,r- To receive. examine ana ADJUST all
claims and demands of all persons against the rStat
If LYMAN Watts. late of Pracham III S:hh
=. - ix rnoutbs from the 9nd day of oct. l-1I;
him, allowed bv said Court To the creditors "i Hild
J,.,l,srd tn exhibit and prove their Respective
80 th,. dnti,s of orr appointment AT the dwrlln.
Lnr.r of l. y. Watts. i'll l'eachan, III
said district on the 9th day of Nnvrmh'r' ana
tL,. 2Oth day uf March next. AT one " clock III ''
,ft.rnnun unrach of said days.
E =. y TA h3HKfR Sc"mmr,.
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I'UOMAS VI. NOYS' ESTATE.
| Th,- subscribers. havin. been appointed ny
Nh, Honorable Pr"batr Cont Tor ia" lhsirlct "iI
Caledonia commissioners I" Tr"rIN'. examine anu
Iiu.t all claims and demands of all persons against
th' estate uf Thomas N"N>. LIT" al ''I"t"ii'
in said district deceased. represented iIiS"I
f S,.,,t I-1i h,.lug allowed bN said Court {" til"
creditors of said deceased torNhihli and prove Their
respective claims before Us: Give notice. ihat We
viii attend t. the duties of our appoint al
th, DIV .llinm house of Elizabeth N"N-, III ,'r"t"li
III said District. the 18Th day al N"N"lIi-
hrr IS1: and on the 2.'ih day "f March. n"Ni al
ten o'clock in the foreman each of said days.
DANIEL ROBERTS. tcovv'rs
WEIGH Jr '''''' ''
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NJ 7 ~ NT7TN ~ w
Leave Worcester Al uu r ...
l.. NJ. go T. VI. Arrive 90 N....
\. NJ - T. NJ. - T. VI
Passengers f"r i'r"I id,I,. .... ..
at g.I1 \ NJ aIrIN" al Nn......
and leave Worcester AT Il go T. . --.
Trains L. and from Nu,h,r.a.
Express and wan trains 900 i..
Norwich \ Worcester i.r .-
Springfield. also f"r New A...
Springfield. ..,.
II If
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AMERICAN AND FORFlc,
Il. II. IIbi
SOLICIToI; OF y

No. :" 'NIdlt street uppu-Ir..
Mass
Aft"r all CNt"u-Il, uf..r.
wears continues To -,,4f..
states; ais" III Great l.IIrl.
cign countries. Caveats
ignmcnt>, and all IaIni,..l ..
executed on lih-ra terms and
searches made int" Am,r.,...
determine thu validity ui ...
Neniion>-aud legal ~ utI,, ...
matters touching th' ~.iu,.
any j,atcnt furnished 20.
mcui> recorded al Wa~Mr....
II~TIN
i regard Nh Iddy a-,.l..
and capable practitioners
official intercourse. tit~ 49,.
Il have II" hesitation rI .--
they cannot employ q I,-i-.r
Trustworthy and NOR ,.,s....
applications III u form ru So, ...
, and favorable, consideration ..-.
EDMUND HUEkE Lar, ....
tents.
Mr. L. II. Eddy ha~ made. ..
on all Int one uf which pli,lr-
and that L. now p-ndiu-
proof "f grrat Talent and col.
me Ia recommend all u,,ur,r-.
procure their patents - tho. .r..
inn I ,. most tIIthiUl uti.uf..f
casts and At very r-a~"u.tn.,.
Iu~tnn. Jan. !. l-.-l-k .,.
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NOTICE.!

Taken by virtue of Nv" warrants i"l Ill" c"ll"'r
tinn of taxes A. acres ot land "n Right NJ. 81
belongs I" TIN, heirs of LYDIA Z B,d,.n. deceased
Said taxes are. aSScs~,d the lists Of - and Ia
and :" much of said land will he sold al public
auction oh the 9th day 81 November al the scho"
hou-, III district No. > i'll Newark. at 10 O'Clock
a. M. will satisfy said taxes and costs unless
paid before that time. Tn" taNr> all amount I" the
sum of - ".
Given under my hand AT Newark this 18th day
OF October. 1-si. 30 :. L. TAFT
Collector uf sch"nl district y" = III Newark
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NOTICE.!

NOTICE!
Taken by virtue of several warrants for the col
lection of taxes ~ acrts of land Right No. 81.
William Bl"dgctt original proprietor. SAID land he
longs To- tn, heirs of LYDIA i B-lden. deceased.
said taxes assessed lists nf ls13 1874 Il l-1;
and 81 much of said land will he sold at public
auction the 18th day of November. l-1i. al the
Schnol HnuS, i'll district No. : i'll Newark. AT
10 o'clock will satisfy said taxes and costs
unless paid before that time They all amount L.
thu, Of sl3 -.
Given under my hand at Newark this 18th day
| of October. l-1:I.
49, jon BIZ/ELI
First Constable and Collector OF Newark
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TRAINS NONI\,. ..
Leave Winchrnd"n IT 8. 50
i.2U /. NJ Arrive al NuI,.-.,. ....
NJ J.II T. NJ
, 1875-10-13

gnsiona Of the United States not bearing in-
forest, known ns Uni.ol States notes, and of
all tho intorest-bcaring obligations o' the
United statcs, except in cssca where tic law
authorizing tho issue Of my such obligation
has expressly provided TINT tho satne ,nsy DO
paid In 1nwfut monoy or other currency than
gold md siver." In their relations TO this
issue the Republican aud Democratic parties
stand to.t1ay just whcro they dill then.
The absardity Of DoSS ptA7r's story may
bs best illustrated, perhaps, BY rejecting that
II would have boon n waste Of 1nonoy for
my Wall street cliquu to distribute United
states bonds among Republican Congressman
to votc for measure for which tho pcopte
had instructed thcm to vote, on which
Presidential campaign had been won,
and against which tlloy would not
hare dared to roto. Tho Wall street mcn
are too ahrewd class to waste thoir money
in this way. The DamocEauo members evi-
IDENTITY did not get nuy bonds, for they all
voted against tho resolution. The result of
the election Ind already given Tho bonds
gold value, aud the resolution did not partic.
ularly enhance that value, because It's effects
had been anticipated. so Mr.. DoyN p1Ar7's
story muat be dismissed either aa pure in
vontion or tho recollection Of an absurd m.
NOR OF the time set mp by tho repudiationists,
which PA1r Aas revived with vicious pur-
roao md knowing it to bo false. Tho only
effect Of tho story will be to increase atr.
P1Arr's rnenviablo reputation for un.rust-
worthinesa and responsibility.
, 1875-10-13

N{ N3n}}t3nn1 1n n }hn f,,fr,,. "a 4f,.a .n....
That nonov to-,,or Il n.,,;v.,au. -. n.,..a >.
certain ounn,;,;os ~ o,,ss" es..ssa:.,aa ,,,,,
vbot viii !, ,,,,ro,,aa. .,so e' ~ ,a.,,,.
bcncop ,rherafor. raanar 49, =; ,at ~ M 1oann,1 ~,
tono TINA 1,eosroo ~ ,nnn hn.wo,,, ,rho.hn-
at the crn,ation ~ ,,,s. | .;o u wilt 10 vor,t,
ona.ha1f ~ ,,,,r, - -. ,,roa.rt r,,ro or;1
m amornt ~ ;n,or.st Iii varront sro,, a
r;sk M tint
w. ~ ..,o,,.;,,o ~. ;o.z. <,
+t,o to,o ,,ot,o,,oh ~ choor ,,onov not ~a.>..
aon,ino lobor nr ;n,1natrr nut cont,dsrca !. !.
~ snn orowth Tho ion,oro,,,o f,1,,, - ~ :
noat IL too recont. tho fnturs IA ~ ~naa,
r.. ..,, ,,,,t.,,t.,,. .,,.- '44~',
, 1875-10-13

It fa worthy Of note that when tho County
Commissioners adopted the resolution re-
9uosting tho Grand Jury to investigate tho
letting Of tho HAaMs contract, thoy declined
70 accept Commissioners CLouau's suggestion
70 mike tho resolution d littla moro compro-
hensivo' and include the abstract purchase.
and other earlier transactions which have
been regarded with suspicion by the public.
The suggestion was timely one, and II the
majority Of the Board had desired 10 make
capital on their honesty they would hare
lcted upon it,
, 1875-10-13
THE OHIO ELECTION.

Tho hour for closing tho polls last evening
throughout the great State of Ohio brought
to an end n political contest almost without a
| parallel in point ot intense and widespread
interest. Probably no State eloction was
ever the subject Of IN equal amount Of solic-
itude. The hard-fought campaign is over.
and the nation can draw long breath
Of relief, for, in the issue between honest
money and rag-money, tho superior intell;.
genee, tho sterling good sense and solid
Judgment Of tho people OF Ohio have pre-
vailed, md victory rests upon tho side Of the
right Tho imitation and reputation folly
foistea upon the campaign BY the Democracy
has been repudiated SO completely aud ern-
phatica1Iy aa to aduit OF no question. The
"tidal-wasc," go jubilnntly md often referred
to in connection with the reaction of 1874.
has Bubsided, and with it arc wrecked md
atranded the high hopes which Ind
boen built upon tho sand. Rise
Up W1L11Aa ALLEN Is now ordered
to sit down, to retire to agricultural pursuits,
to ruminate on the consequences of an nt-
tempt to mislead tho people and caiole them
into tho skillfully -]aid trap Of moro money"
Tho honest, straightforward policy upon
which the Republican party based ita homes
OF success, and the oarnest, thoughtful utter
ances of the able and sincoro men
who hive spoken and written by tlay
md by night in behalf Of the reai
and permanent good Of the whole people
these have borne glorious fruit, and tho re-
Hult is an occasion for universal rejoicing.
, 1875-10-13

STANLEY ia certainly in tho heart Of un-
snown Africa. There can be no doubt about
It this time. We print elsewhere tho first OF
hls lotters written to and published stimuli
tneously In the London Telegraph and New
1ofk HeTata, the two newspapers whose joint
explorer md correspondent ho ID. Ills story
reads like a leaf strsyed from wonderland.
telanS OF queer countries and people, Of ter
nole struggles with hunger and thirst, Of
o.oouy battles with ferocious natives, and,
spose al, of important discoveries and OBJ.
sef7auona Of great interest to tie world at
lArge. s''
, 1875-10-13

Joggcrnaut is In bad way. OWING to the fail
OF stono from hia pagoda At Pooree. The full
Of the stone Is BoriouB matter, az t!,eso is q
prophecy that when tho first stone Ia uutastoncd
tho Tonp1o shall not staad. The Tomule was
built III tho middle Of tla twelfth century, and
during tho laHt 100 yea1R not trowo Las been
laid upon It Ia the ray OF .epalry. Whatsvor
demerts Buddhism may hare, 1t seems to have
boon most excellent religion Ia the matter of
contracts, and ono that might bo adopted with
profit In these lattcr days. 10 far ~ pubic build
inRs are copcetuod.
, 1875-10-13

When Mart CARPENTER, In hin letter to pAHA
Of tho Shin, satd A. g. BUELL., Washington cor
respondent OF tho ii. Louis Republican, vsy
ian tndlctol liar" tue latter responded fran.
Ohio, inviting CARPENTER to repeat tho ASSERTION
within striking .tAe.ahoulder range, To
this tho Milwaukee 9ensines (C4npEHrEa'B orRau>
rcturts by publishing the names of other peoplo
who have callod BUELL. liar. And now. Of
course, DuKLL will renew ls challenge from
long range. Thus It Ia that freedom OF dlscus-
don III maintained,
, 1875-10-13

Iho Chicago produce markets were irregular
yesterday, bFeadstutfs being generally weak.
Mess pork was quiet and firm, closing at
s:2'e5 seller the month, and s19.s5 seller
Ao year. Lard was in fair domand. and
i.t@16c psr 100 lbs higher, closlnR ut
e!o'4' cash and 9l2.a5 seller tho vear.
Aea's were quiet and firm, ut 9I@oso for
hummer shoulders tbo1el), 1B!o for short
nos 10, and !s4@l3.o for short clears do
ughwlnes were quiet and steady, ut a1-14
per gallon. Lake fseigAts weze dull md
aaticr, at 3@s4o for wheat to pnaaio
Flour was III Light demand aud st,a,,y
Wheat was quito active aud 14@so lower
cloaing ut sl.o3 cash and $l.o7t sellnr
Nosembcr. Corn was less active, au5 Ina
llc lower, closing at 5sc for October md
b45o for November. Oats wers In fiji
tsquest, anl declined 1o, closing at SIC for
October aud s2{o for November. nye wxs
hriaer, At 723@7ac. Barley WAS quiet and
easier, closing at 97o cash aud Ya5o for
November. Hogs were III good demand, and
were firm. salss we're at S7.to@S.0o Tor
, 1875-10-13

The New York Herald dont 90 nickel On tho
politicians. but Plus It's faith 10 the ptneteaoth
century. It says: 1--WE are not goiuR to repu-
dlats dollar Ut our debt, or to question uhothes
Nc shall psylt ln gold or issuo paper dollar
that will not mean gold aoms time or other. In
shoFt, thla is The uluetsenth century, aud We ara
not going to become pirates ur FOOLS"
, 1875-10-13

u Is a matter of no especial oouseauenco
tnat the Illinois Supreme Court has decided
a8hlast the c!tizens' Association In passing
upon tue crosB-errors in the quo tearranto
case Inc main question waa embraced In
the hrat decision, which virtually held TINT
our eaection-lawa may bo diaregarlod with
impunity so fur as subsequent re,lraas ia N.
solVed- It being thus settled that thu cbar.
h tcr OF 1879 waa adopted, in spite Of all the
alogaltles and informalities alleged, Il mat.
tera little that tho rest of tha ossa
das been similarly disposed Of Tho
Court finds that, although tho votes
Illegally cast in certain wards excce,ed ill.,
enti1e majority given in the CITY at laroo
this fact is not sufficient tho averment sna
proof should have bsen that majority Of MI
the tsga' votes were against tho charter, n
mind not eminently judicial tho one tbinv
implies the other, aud only simple pfocass
of induction IL required to show that il thu
illegal 1otes cast on the Rtds OF the charter
tthere being neither ayorment nor proof Of
any Illegal votes cast on tho other aldo) ox.
ceeded the majority q declared, it follows
necessarily that tho alleged majority was the
result Of such illegal votes. But where tech.
nicallsy steps in induction steps ont, we sup.
pose hence the decision on the cross.erross.