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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-08-11
AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS
Z. II. EDDY.

For Inventions, Trade Marks, or Design,
No. rs State Street Opposite Kiby Street. BOSTON,
FTER an extensive practice of upwards of 30
IA years, continues to secure Patents in the Uni
ted tates; also in Great Britain France and other
foreign countries. Caveats, Specifications, Assign
ments, and all papers for Patents, executed on
reasonab BILE terms with dispatch. Researches made
to determine the validity and utility of Patents OF
Inventions, and legal and other advice rendered in
of any patent furnished by renting one dollar.
Assignments recorded in Washington.
No Agency in the United States possesses superi.
facilities for obtaining Patents or ascertaining
the patentability of Inventions.
All necessity of q journey to Washington to pro
cure Patent, and the usual great delay there,
here saved inventors.
Testim onials.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy as one of the most capable
Official intercourse. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents"
81 have no hesitation In assuring inventors that
they cannot employ q man more competent and
Trustworthy, and more capable of putting their ap
plcatIons In form to secure for them an early and
favorable consideration at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents.o
"Mr. r. II. EDDY has made Tor me over THlRTY
applications for Patents, having been successfulin
almost every case. Such unmistakabe proof Of
ommend all inventors to apply TO him to procure
their patents, as they may be sure of having the
most faithful attention bestowed on their cases
and at very reasonable charges:
Boston, Jan. l. 1875. ly2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-08-11
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers
Everywhere.
TWO
PALM LEAF FANS
FOR ONE GENT.
COOKS CHEAP STORE.

To sell more Fancy Goods this year than ever
before. and in order to de- SO he has REDUCED his
reduced prices.
Ladies Ruches, reduced to 2 cts.
Nice Toilet Soaps reduced from 10 to5 cts.
Mems Cotton Socks reduced to ) cts.
Ladies' Striped Shawls reduced to 30 cts.
Ladies White Hose, 8 cents a pair.
SanfOrd's Radc al Cure for Catarrh, cheap.
Hagan's Magnolia Balm, so cents bottieI
Burnett's Cocoaine for the Hair, rs cents.
Kennedy's Medical Discovery sll5 only.
Ayers Hair vigor, SO cents bottle.
New Lot Kid Gloves, 80 cents pair.
One Dozen Tea Napkins for so cents.
Pain Killer 20 cts. Russia Salve 20 cts.
SchcncL's Mandrake Pills 20. Holloway's Pills 90.
Ayers Pills. 20 cents. Wings Pills, 30 cents.
All the loading Patent Medicines
Cheap.
Elmwood Collars for 25 cents a box.
Ladies' Neck Ties and Ruchings Worry Low.
VERY NICE "a BONE Corsets for IS cents.
All our Hamburg Edgings at Cost.
Pair Ladies Cotton and Wool Hose for % cts.
Ladies Linen Handkerchefs, All Hemmed 10 cts.
Large Stock of Gents Wooden Shirts Very Cheap.
Mems All Wool Double Acelcd Hose, 45 cts. a pair.
New Lot of Linen Towels for cents.
Another Lot of Linen Table Covers for 40 cts.
Good Elastic Cord, only cent yard
Gents Paper Collars for cents a box.
Best Glazed spool Cotton at 30 cents a dozen.
Ladies Handkerchiels, Full Sized. for IS cts.
Atwoods vegeta BILE Jaundicc Btters, a5 cents
Howe's Arabian Min Cure cheap; MI,
Very Good Towels for cents eacn.
Albums IS cts. Writing Desks for - cts.
Black Walnut Work Boxes for 95 cents.
Good Note Paper. scents qairc
Good White Initial Note Paper l5cents a box.
New Style Tinted Initial Note Paper, 20 Cts.
a box.
French CorseIs BEST we ever had) for so cts.
New Lot Of Leather Belts, good ones for IS cents.
Gents Linen Bosoms from IL TO 81 cents.
Gents, Hemmed Linen Hd'is from 20 to 30 cents.
IL Cakes Honey or GlyceriIe Soap for 40
Cents.
Gents Overshirs from so cts. to 300 each.
Linen Table Covers for 40 cents and up.
Good Hoop skirts for IS cents.
Gents Neck Ties ana Suspenders cheap.
Good Pins cents. Good Fine Combs cents
Ladies' Bustles for rs cents each.
Twelve aoz. Agate Shirt Buttons for cents.
CIark's Best Machine Cottons cents spool.
Best 100 yards Machine spool Silk 10 cents spool
Children's Round Rubber Combs, cents.
Hoyts German Cologne only 20 cents.
Nice Large Linen Towels fo- Is cents
DIR. Cummings Vegetine only S3 cents.
QUAKER BITTERS ONLY 20 CENTS.
Adamson's Cough Balsam, IS cents.
Nice Highly Periumed Hair OIL %
Ayers and Cherry Pectoral each resets.
Peruvian Syrup Preparation OF IrOn) IS cts.
Remember we keep Ladies' and Gents Furnish
ing Goods, Patent Medicines and Fancy Goods,
Shirts and Drawers, Overshirts, Cardigan Jacket
Towels, Table Covers, Napkins, Toys, Vases, Back.
CANNON Boards &c, and sell AT PRICES THAT
CANT BE BEAT ON THE kENNEBEC RIVER,
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, 1875-10-13

.-. IoffesttT DtsaosFht.
YeHtnrdhy AftgFnO0pt TounK lady, ofossed 10
the fashlouabts narrow-gauRe atyla. had occasion
to csosa LAko Avonus where there was no cross-
walk, bho had just alightad from car on tho
opposite Bido OF tha street from hof homo. hesr
Aer pssernal resldenos two mon were standing
snTtged In conyerastiou. Ga the aldo of tho
streeF thoro VIVA quite large nuddle OF wator,
or rathor quite stream, Nv II Was flowing down
she avenue in good style, Ihls she yoany lady
tive sktrta ia bsst aho was able she then cast an
eys over the situation: she thought, she could
Alan over It. but aixs for human calculations, she
made m error in the aiatanso, OF IN tho auppos-
Cd o1tont Of her sksts, or somethiuR, for she
j1iteI up her delicate fook and plantsd It diraptly
III the oentEs Of the d.sty vol. IN her dtsmay
while trying 10 pick it up. In some un4ecountabe
manner she lost her balance and sAt plump duwa
iu tue water and mud, Quo Of the gentlemen at
once ran to her assistance and helped her within
ths gate, bundle and III. The other msn WAS
unable to restrain hs Elstbles and busst into :
hearty laugh, wrong ~ ouch proceeding certainly
wAs. The young lkdye face required no rouge
~ she tulncd around, thanked 'hor bonefactor.
east whitening look On tho othet chap and
calculating, "Yours Zig BRUTE" scampored
Into tie hOQae.
, 1875-10-13
WISCONSIN,.
sPEEcH NJ TIE nof. aEnHGR Y. ALIEN.

SPFEcH NJ TIE noa. dEnIGk Y. ALIEN
.;,st,dt D!sua.rh 10 The Chitnoo 7r'bnns.
MADISON, Wis.,. Oct. 1a.-Tho Republican
rally at tho Assembly Chamber, in tho State
Capitol this evening, Las been d great succeys,
1t was tho first meeting Of either stdo i'll this
city during this campaign. Tho large and ca
paciuns chamber was pacscd full to ovurtlowing,
and great cnthnsiasm prevailed. Tho orator OF
tho evening. tho lIou. George ". Allen, Of Mi
waukee, ~as introduced oy Gen. Daniel Atwood,
Of tho STATE Journal Tho speech MAS able logic
ally, and delivered With good effect. 1trofuted the
clsin1 Of tho Ho-cat1et. Rcformers to creator
ecouomy than Republicans tn the management
of stnte a1airs. It dcclarctt ompilnticny
the hard money theory. Tho speaker paid
high tribute to lfnrrlson Ludilgton. lie said le
had known him for tweuty-four years, and know
that he answered tie JefoEsonian roauirenont
for Official pfefornlenE; TINT he WAS honest,
Cnrablo, and faithful and showed what benefits
Ind resulted u his own City OF Ail~snkce. I1a
Eaid Htnco tho ppopl0 Of that Democratic ctr had
conferred thu Mhyoralty llpan him. tH aGalrs
had hecn FAfetY aud economically managed, aud
maintaining the credit Of tllo citv TINT lie had
used hls owu meRna to maintain it. THO
speaker reviewed Ut length the position OF tito
Democratic party from the acquisition Of I4oniei
nna to tho pfoJent time. showing that that party
had alwayH Gcted III the interest Of slavery, mud
wore willing to do tho bidding Of Shareholders
for its e1teaaiou. uo showed how near through
tho Vaccinations Of Northern Democrats, tho
dlsunionists had como to accomplishing tho dis
union Of tho States, anl:cbarged thu; tila party
had not changed from what it -was in 1861,
1864, aud 1858. and bo called upon tic
Republicans to DO tbeir utmoAt 10
avert the catastrophe Of the I'emocratio party
ever ngain coming to control tue deatiuiea OF
the nstipu. Tho speech wnH listened to with
marked aitoutiou, aud tho excellent points With
which II sbouudod Tore rcce,Yod with great ap-
plAMhp.
, 1875-10-13

70 tho outside world the mines Ia ous,,,,,.
upon tho snbJoct Of this woman's ch.r,ote.ul
Ah" heard TIN goarp ami foatnc,f its sou,cc TO-;
OH Wednesday onnR of last week, 5,lyt a, 1,a ~,
ior had fclleyod tho agony Of tho rests,.nass .ns
man hy lll'sl'rR ~ iatorH,lt,Abis nuppot H. ~,
colveff An invfthtson from TIM lla,,dnotuo vo,ns
W0man to stop Into back rootn, 1t IN, ~.
en.linRiy, and tlo fctnualmouger went nn'e. Ta'en
pttously 10 hts fato. Hhe cioHcd tho door. ~
III roEly to tho questioning look d,oT . ~ sna
-lsootsr from her peckot and requestsl him ~ -
low he did \, netantly. aud tllete he clruffni,. H
confessed that no was d liar, and tast ths ~.
dsmsal before him was In all tespeets cons,5sa.
ably superior to most ango1a. 6ht tot h1"s ss
ti1on, md there Isn't . moro taciturn man r. T.
Gold Hill now than that minor. ~' ~
, 1875-10-13
-1lE THIRD WARD.

THE THIRD wAnl,.
Tho Third Ward Republican Cub hold ment-
Ing last night at l39 Fourth nvonuo. Thoro Was
Fgo0d httcinlaueo. t',r.tnRoh largely OF colorol
yo ora.
Iii tho abscncc Of All. Cney Ito rreniscnt Of
the Club, H. L. Wnkf mali, co-rrcrident, ca led
tho mnotIng tn nrhr. On lahinR tho CHAIR Mir.
Wakotnan made orj strtns speech. calling on
nlts botl white tLd eolorcd tu stand by tho
grand old party. liz denounced IN ntrung tosnA
Tim men WHO, having Rot all theY could frotn the
ha@ely hutfns nj it. Ihoro wns party calling
itself tho Opposition. The spoakor coit! not
200 What tsIoy were opposed 10. un1cns it bc lnn-
cAty h11d rospoctahl1sty III unitc. llo tnado
tho rarty that give them tuoir ilborty sna ntood
by tllutn.
Mr.. J. ". E. Thomas Tho Secretary Of Tho
Club. followed him, directing his remarks to
hls eoiofed brethren, aud calling upon them olo~
1ucnty to "orh for their own boat interests.
EVERYTHING thoy had they got from the Ilnpnh.
iiesn party, and that party alonc would do them
justice.
Mr. g. II. Sargent also made fcw ren1ark*.
Mr. Il. III. Mtchel was loudly called for, hntl
maao tho apooch OF tho evening. Ito ia y youuR
cotorea man, woi-InfoFmpd in political matters,
aud y vory offs1tivo apoAkoF. liss complimentary
references 10 County Commissioner john Joncs
%ern received with great APPLAUSE.
Mr.. William Baker followed in \ similar Btrnn.
fho cooral yoserB must DO treated like
,nou OF shoy would not follow tho loal OF any
calatlng parry.
Mr.. OoolwIlllo made eoms remarks. after
which HE moetng adjourned. Tie 1loxt meet-
Ing of tho Club will be held Thursday evoning
Mt tiinir hail, G1D Hsata stroet, at which timo
do'cgntos to tho County Convention will DO
chuHeu.
THE CuA,torOEtTAN8
Tho Cosmopolitan Club Iloid u1eoting last
0voninE ut their room, with small attendance.
Tho only business OF Anv kind transacted was
tho adoption Ut the following resolutions pro-
| sented by c. y. Cameron: .-
WHEREAS, Tho coslnorolitan Club whs organized
for tho p.trr'to Of upholipg anl supporting Dcmo-
| cratic principles: sntt
WntnEAx, We rccoKuIze the Opposition party
through its Centrul Committee tho only regularly
Organized party empowered tu sroak mil net ftr ho
Democratic masses Of this city and county; there-
| fore,
ieanlrcd. That will support the nominees of The
Opposition party With oa,r ltht abillty, and uae oil
honorable inrAn4 IN Cur power to Insure their ellc-
| tas4 In The ro,,in9 clectfont that We hold Il
! 10 10 Tho imperative duty Of VII RoMi citizens,
who IN {ayoE u honest government, alA who ete
nppoard to the rncklcAB nn1 e1trAvaBant Hlnin1atEn
tion uf the 1s.blftan party, now n lower to rally 10
the support df tho Opposition party In liz effort to dis
place from power tho Iroscnt corrupt Administration
I IT Washington.
RtaHrcd. rhst We slcprccats The action Of so1no o
| our fellow c}t'z cnn III teir attempt to 1naugntato
separate Convention ia tho nAu1e Of th. D tmocraH
party ~ enina to cripple tho aiun nj tbs Opposition
lArty. aud Ia give tract aa comfort And encourage
| tneut to tho ''6atcna 0anR' which now constitutet
| tic ReI'nblcan party Of Cook County.
, 1875-10-13
CHICAGO.
A BREAK IN THE RANKS

rur rrrr1, ,r,nt, orrr1,ra
TIE TENTH SAnp sIc1ps9'
Inc tlsst break III tho scErleu COLUMNS OF me
Opposition party has occurred. The cxactiona
and tyraunios OF tho old man lIcsng have
heo1 l,o,na q IN hecor,inv ne.spes. far lonu
49,; t.. - ,..,.. st.. a,u.,t.,. ,..... ,,
'''no' oos ~ 1onstn tae ngufa.''o "ot" nas
turned upon lta opprcssor- The trouble has be-
gun, as might be supposed from tho Irish, WHO
claim that Il. the recont appo.t,unment OF tho
rotrsI .,,o 1r;.t, ..s1a ,voro ,,ore,
sn5 ,,sn,Sna -, ,,r M ,os,tma.a onnhsr -; n",s.
gatos to the County Convautlon. AA m instance,
tho case Of tho Ninth Ward mas
ha r.,,t;o,o5 ,,,oso .,,a,o .,o .ho,. onn
W. a'nt,onoa' ~ "ueto % tue,o Mu apous '1 o,ooo
votesS' VINO ato allowed ouiy t~o1so aologa.es'
larger. hago Hi1ty-f delegates. Tue rcason a.
BIguad for this unfair arrangement ii TINT tho
outside townB arc wholly German, and wi. poll
. unanimous soie for HcstnH. Other csacs arc
also cltod where equnlly 9laIing oAAes of injus-
t,rs a1e manifested
THE IInsr OPPOSITION cLup
to take notice OF these facts WINS the Tenth Ward
Club. which met last night IN tho bllard-hal on
, 1875-10-13
ADJUSTMENTS.

II Ia but fcw years rince Theodore Thomas and
bis Incompatible band rst to Chicago, and yet
In tlteae few yea.n hs hiss 80 firmly established him
self tn tho good Eraees Of tbs musical pnhlc that tho
annual visit Of other organization Ia 80 eagerly
awaited In Chicago "a his lie catao to US dr4t In
1859. and atlsough bis sesson MIA disastrous one 1t
did nat discourage lin. Eyery since that tina
be las given The best concerts nf the year, and
he has rapidly nodoa md elevated tho public taste
tn music. In 1870 he brought Anus Mohlg with him,
Hnd ngain In tho spring OF 1871. Tie fall Of
that year, when Marle Krobs WAS to have como With
Inn, was interrupted by the ire. In 1ss2 be at
Aikcns Theatre with George ossood, tile Buston
tenor. In ls73 he was hero 1tas than four tlmes
with Osgocd, Anna Mehll9, Whitncy, tho basso. Rubcn-
ssoln, aud tha Apollo Club. Last year ho was hero
with Whitney, 11ss Cfanch, and the Apollo Club.
Just prior 10 the Cincinnati Festival Inst sy, he gave
us season with Miss cranch. Holnulertz, and Bis
cho!f. aud now he has Rgatu with MHa Madeline
Schiller. 10 inanfusits th9 musical scason q iais,76
good judgment Of slo4srs. Carpenter h Sheldon In
choosing sho Plymouth Congregational Church as tho
ablo concortH ThO auditorium IL not only Now and
SPACIOUS and conveniently seated, bat 1t ts most
scouaa raoss. .rs adnsasue aser ae auy
n1ent. rs well as tho complete development, Of tue ct
Of SIR. Thomas llmasf, moas tsciloiy favorable
programme was made up with Mr. Thomas custom ~
aood taste and appreciation of tho musical ntnesa
e sn th6n' s6s S9' ss II" s1ms.s, ss
was malu1y conspicuous for tho abaonce with ono on
cepon. Of Wagner md Tho sdvauce1 musical sehoo1.
1.eethoyens Second Symphony; Lttpna ta14iisar and
scsenae," peautiil'y seored for orcho.tra by sr.
aaa 1!szss Fonr'ecnth HUNGARIAN NhaYs4,Ay, the
laes but Of te series, sna scored BY Lzzt himself
for orrl".tra.
TJ!c rr',n nens now featuro Of tho programme was
programme AZ a, symphonic pocu hut mnro appro-
pfia1cly to BE- cale tone picture or SIC -. It ia In
did y Fl eDSis 81 nS 70 70
siautug IN fomalo attire Tho Arss mosenant Is d..
aInnlug, sonS. In Yagnor's ,"flying Dntehman.'
lttlo melody q trlppng .id sparAllng eharaetar,
followed by theme Of moro tt0dto and flowing char
setter. THIS Is followed iu the ssconl TART BY Hur-
culca' lament rather moutnflli minor thome which
Ia given out rianshImo by the basses with violin
commandment. omntAe stops HoIoulcs' lament With
ss h .Fd p tao sps M
part being Fosurne Of the first. Tic work Il
sh9rt and y 70 nesn' .y"phonlo n pton@aTs1on @ but
10 s.y that ths orccars played vol would bo to TO
precision, and In sysry dutail Of sochnsque and u in.
ic!9ent suadlng tho ensemble WAS perfect POS.
seo:a h1 p.ars Ffh IT, s' the s
meats rsa never cear and distlnct before. poor
otchssrs bsconies I'LL bsi.or. me Schiller st ths
ianstc Of tue evening" ie.Irves more detailed ot'cd
than wn have space for on this occasion. shs Il
prosenes, md d gives herse,f e her vorf liz
~ Arttat lier touch u sstong and aEn, securing for
ns, rsreeptiea Of s1pre.sloa ID ts ab'iy to bring
, 1875-10-13
ST. L0uls' LAST PET SCHEME.

Sr. LOUIS, Oct. l3.-Th0 National h'a!s.'es
Convention Committee IN connection ".!h
committee Of tho Metchants E1ohspRe o. W.
city, have Invited all Boards Of Trade lpa1
bera OF Commerce, aud othsr con1meFo'A e's,A
ixas!ons throughout tho county 10 ssna 1vn hars
gstos 10 the Convention TO 20 he'a "S to
tue Nsliousi Board Of Trade. Etch HtAto u!aoss ~
IL slso tnyitad to send three delegates, y .hs
Ieoted that 1000 delegates m,ll be pEsasns hss s
Convention. GOV. Gsrland, Of A1kan'sa s,nasi I'd
notified the Cemu!ttss taat hs ~ sPfufi H. Fl.
nance Commttteo hare pledged themssiss,s3 = ~ ~
raise el0.U ZOO to lefray tho expenses ot tae WV
yeniiop sud entertain the de>sg Atas.
oyor tuchaa Of suov fell It Co,ina"o;s o;ns
Can. ou Monday night, and 1t wAs ssa' e"0"'''
, 1875-10-13
NEBRASKA.
YYXW OF TuK YIELD FuUA OMAHA
,Spseiat LJtsuateh t1 Tho Gh&eaGo fFltuiA.

!Speeiai Utspa&eh to The cheaao tFItu,4,
OMAHA, Mob, Oct. 12.-Lanckater POLLS shuv
the hoaviest vote ever polled. The Republican
ticket is largely in The ms1ority. Lincoln City
gives 800 Republican majority. sa!ao giyss :
handsplue Republican msjori.y. Otoo u very
close s1xayn has beon Democratic, but
thcto is no doubt Of largo ltepub.
l'csn ga,na. Cunning IL very cloaa.
IN Valentine tho District Judge u Republican
by nsio1isy Of 26o. Returns tbus fsx lsosiv-
, 1875-10-13

ell from tho State show tbat It has Eonc norub-
lican by majority of a,u90 or 10000. a vetj
lloavY vote has been ro1cd, mud thoro WAS much
rcratchinE. fomo Independent tlckots werc car
rioll in tho local and county elections. Col.
James ". Harago, Domocrat, Of this oty. Is
probably elected Dtsttlrt Julcn.
OnAnA, Mob, Oct, 12.--1'o-lav'a election til
this city has passed. OF Ina lulct aud oftHf1y
mannet. Much hard work has bcon tlone OH
both eiaes, but determination widespread
among tho voters to llavo tho best men without
regard to rarsy led tn nnch acratchinE OF tickets.
OMAHA. Ncb.. Oct. t2.-ln Hall County the
entire iiopuhlican ticket las an overwhelming
majority, in capH tho State ticket goes aepul,-
tcan by good majority. The county ticket ia
divided. Tho Democratic Sheriff and Clork ran
ahead Of their tckot In Clay the l,opubIican
state, county, aud judicial tickets are elected by
81 maturity.
OMAHA Neb.. Oct. 12.--1n kearncy County,
tho Republican stste, judicial and county tickets
aro elouIed by handsome majorttios.
In Douglas County tho vote ts 90 nearly
counted that 1t Ii safe 10 safe to say tho 1lopblc
HtAto anil judicial tickcts haye hcep carried by
Eaudsomo n.alorities; also County Clerk and
Treasurer. Tleto IL c'oso vote on Sheriff, with
the prospect Of tho election Of tho Democratic
candidate.
Fillmore, Adams, anil NerfahA Counties Givo
handsome Republican msIoritics.
Platte. 1t ID estimated, wilt give Democratic
Victory. Tie votn Ia not In.
Liurcln In ntircitlod, Tho county will DO
evenly divided. The 1lepubllcAu State ticket il
elected.
dodge is heavily Dcnocsatic.
It liz generally conceded that Tho new Ccnstl-
tution LAS been carriotl BY largo majority, and
that tho Capital location question has heon dc.
cIdo1 10 be au open question. A strong effort
has been made OH tho part OF Lincoln. tho
present Capital, TO have 1t aotslcd there per
manontly.
, 1875-10-13
GENERAL TALK.

.I. ~. as'S = ~ fAn" NV" hA1 ~ f1'4t1oN.
poss M poen ranaoroo tn9 r1op lille - Doubtful
eons's 10 she nuas o. somo pe0pe ny reason ~. o.
Times. For Instance, It was asserted In
H.. ,,,,or xoa,ara'r 49,, A. rsr,son ,va.
| prosont at : recout conference with Mayor
i.o,xin 3,x, uohn, .na n,nt h,asrmop. IN I'm
latter rars Of % last vook, M At which Charley 1,eod
| pledged hia,solf to tho Oppopition marty aud to
uss;1,v NJ T.rv,,l vshos n nndnr.tom, W tL,t NJ
| ho has lad no confcrcnco with Ho.inE or Hny
otbor f,nno.;,,or;at. oud that Ma nn,v tIma
| when he has had any talk with 1Ieslng during
Tim nust rear waa on ouo occaejou when tho lak-
tof ch'no 20 MN asserting 11londsolp' And "ant'
Ing him to extend n0'o for scooo Said alF.
"4"o'4 ~ 1"1ooNh 'opo't'. 5o'No'9nf'
~ told Mr. Healng TINT lie wha my political
| enemy, lnd had beeo for the pnst t,Sonty years.
ss "s ~ ,. .,,s -. .,,, Nv
was my islen bt 10 never eoa'a CONVINCE tue reope
to ,a aas te s'..y,on IN III,
yoa assured Reed that tho Republicans had no show Ut
snrce.a ,,o ,rssnrt m snt INT xon had nlc,,ti
'ete' ~ pseneus 4a' nt4t tuI' su.' ua. t'.osso
Mt. Feswesl-lhese IL no word os truth in IT,. asn
the campaign c1Eenses for the support of the PARTY
| Mh. HEED rLAcATlNo the nEnhiAfb.
County. now saoon-tce;,es had !edlcatton 1t his
North sldo hn1. the t'rovosatioa brlng tho COM
Or the fo,uv!Io. ii. a. c. uesiug
made a sseech complimentary to tho host
| md, after hir Folz haa replied. Stafes Attorney
1eel put on aLo pr1torical antlo and informed the
Assonbltd vocfn that when ht canc to Chicago pooz
boy. Messre. !leafnS and fnlx hed como shout him.
aud cherished An. and aided him, aiia held Up hta
Land, - 4 vera md he Of course VIZ willing to
acknowledge how mitch he owed 70 10th " taoss Hsn-
Tho ssone w.s H.. deserted ~ " vs1y toushns
S nn,o CHI toa M ,d o.tc hn
u w scan.antanoo WIN Ssitne se naa uoa'co1 90"
isoa to @ e ~ % ~ase ,run sne @ & ha 'ns
nasaly ssoE sam oetnan m !a:o III 1'o PsoSee"aoA ot
ana YET ~ sn.e9l th4 sx W getnaisn es andSs r.
stooa yeslessy .oat ~. Ley ~ aoot tsen up tno
I,o sEot ~ ~ ny ,uo
@ wona III Ssby tx H M 49, ~ ~ n n s
'nalf ~" usssn In ~ uoto a. ~ lot aae
M aeo1,,. e ~ ,fiin a run sS
:. THE sfnAi.tn7.ou1ERs. nl! .,lt nsI.,, -. n.
cratic movement VIII asane as considerable srsugth
IN ths coming cahsass' anu t!iat VIII feeGlSe the
part ana votss o. ne.fy al the , american @ prmo'
Gratis II - botiea tnai ta PATTY &ill uoiu oonfe9;
on and there Is ts doubt thas tlat Convention wsl
! nominate at least 1ho heau ~ tlcKet-tAat ia 9
County TEethlsaF Thero ~ no prospect tbs; Kelley
m0FeHeHt,-pecauAet tud general opnlou u tHo tafty
ntI,,,, ~ tg ~ ,n 4esr,n r. ~ 1iicton !f1s g.ntlae
, 1875-10-13
How = ,Young Woman 6tlsnced 3
GlRndorGr.

PtVY1Nd MED CNTpHEelf'
Last Wcek will lu memorable in tho llfe OF +
takatsa Gold Hill miner who has the Lapplness
restaurant employed ~ = waltress, IL good
looking young WOMAN. For reasons not kaohn
, 1875-10-13

CHEAT REPUBLICAN VICTORIES.
NEWARK, N. j., Oct. 12.-Thn city election re-
suited III immense Republican msiorities.
Horny J. Yates Ia eleeted- Mayor by $500 tns5or-
ity over Andrew Smaftey. Democrat. Tho Ro-
publican gain over the lnHt Mayors election In
1873 is oyor 3, 500.