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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-08-27
City Affairs.

At special meeting of the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen held yesterday morning, the
following business was transacted:
Ordered, That warrants be issued in due
form for the annual state election for Governor
of the state, four Senators, and five Represen.
tatves to the State Legislature, County Treas
urer, Clerk of the Courts, County Commission.
er, Judge of Probate; and also on the following
proposed amendments to the Constitution OF
the State of Maine:
For amendment in relation to election of
senators by plurality vote.
For that relating to special legislation and
corporation.
For that relating to the governors pardonng
power.
For that relating to appointment of judges of
municipal and police courts.
For that relating to taxation.
For that relating to abolishing the Land
Agency.
For that relating to Constitutional Conven-
tions. e
For that relating to bribery at elections
For that relating to codifcation of the amend
ed constitution.
P. G. Drinkwater received permission to
move his fish stand to corner of Congress and
Mountfort streets.
License was granted Henry NJ Parker for
victualler.
Mr.. Frederick Fox was appointed guardian
of two insane persons. Adjourned.
SEVERE ACoIDENT.-Yesterday noon as o
young man named Smith, in the employ of Mr..
johnson, the carver on Union street, was try
ing to put belt upon pulley, his left arm
was caught in the belt and he was thrown
some distance. He was taken up and carried
to DR.. Files Office where it was discovered that
his arm was broken in two places below the
elbow and fractured once above the elbow. The
limb was set and the young man taken to his
home. The young man, though suffering
great pain, was very patient while the arm was
being dressed, and IN the way to the office of
the doctor stopped PRESS reporter aud told
him he had an item for him. The reporter
wishes the young man a speedy recovery from
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-08-27
Camp-Meeting Extra.

An Extension of the Temperance Camp
Meet'ng-An Interesting Day-Au hides
pendent Meeting Carried ON by Exrur-
siNuisss
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-08-27
THE PRESS

Nav he obtained at the Periodical Depots of Fes-
sepden Bros, Marquis. Brunei & Co., Andrews
Wentworth, Moses. Y B. K.ndrick, and Chisholm
Bros, ON all traies that run out OF the city.
AT Biddefnrd, OF Phillsbury.
At Saeo, of L. Ho gdoa,
AT Waterville, of j. S. Carter.
At Bath. OF j .. Shaw.
AT Lewiston, of French Bros, and Stevens 81 Co.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-05
Mn uuIere NbOnneute1.

Sim l. Sanuor 1875 lit 6as meme 8oits
geleB III Strait 9etreten, nad tucldem oa5
YOrtO fir Seitun9en Mot mebr
b o N q nnenten q y III .
paugSorte, lonbern pom " b { IL
Der (oen 0~erauSgebern Der 3ettun9) I'M
Nc9e Der 8Oruusbeaabllng 81 entrl9>
ten lit.
Die Qeransge6cr Der Suiuois Stats
3eitung baben ii6 entlGlOiien, Die iDnen
baburd auferlegte GAIT III DIT auf Die
S0ulteru Der 2~tbounenten abSuiuGI5en,
iouOern oGS EOrtO Stt besaDlcm,
pb:se Seu 2tboRueNneHtSprciS 5a
erb00eu. 0tit anocren 8orten: Der
Mbonnemeut5prei5 iutro 1tna Sen Ses
1rag ScS Yorto5 bcrabOefeSt.
QO0 iperoen eS uuter iotden QmitGn>
ben nniere NbOnnenteu biIi8 ftnoen, bGB
tpir nit Teltigfeit ouf BOrGusbe e.
sagIung bethlehem millien. Senn teir
nnbefangsu 0enttuber fam nus 5luIu=
tbeu, fur idumige 3aGler aud nod
baare 2luslagem Su MAIDEN. Nnbere
Deuti6e 3eitun9em (ipie ). y. Die Bettl.
Bolt) berldn9en bon ibren IbonnenteI
Den Nb0nlement5pret5 uH0 D a $
Borto i'm GOrauS; bic SainoiS
StaatsSeitlung DerlGngt ni6t oas
8orto, i"onoern nun ben QtbonlcnentSs
preiS, 6ieien aber alIerbing s
I'M y orans.- see n Qbonnent,
tpelher oieie 8oramsbesabs
lung terIGBt fauu fortan
Guf 3uieMpun9 Der 3ettuHg
re Cb men,.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-05
$pt9ial=Aotiien.
Bebamoluug Der llnredten Granfbeit.

SftmaIs tommsu Srauen sI ibrsn Saus6rsten, bic
Cine nit TersanunssIstbeH eiae Instre NIT otr5s
~tlopieu. cine Dritte nit GrmitbeI9wsrDen, cine @ierte
nit A& bier uno Gseb ba. uMb IN ioIasr @siie iteGen lie
@asu, it'd auo ibrsH idneaisrtissn uubetlmmsrt:n
@erStsn, gang usri4ieOsne areuebeitsn bar. fir wsIde sr
feline Gileu uuS 3rdnrdsn U%erorbuet. unter Der 4n=
nabme, 6aB bic SraDebeitsn bic aHsessbenen iinb. sa fe
bod ale nur Spmptenlt zines Standardization kUa,
Mnb pdBrenO lie isait nur iM Sl0nse finb, lie uis4tiat
Guf eine 3eit lang 3u i~insern. bleibeu lie In uUtenntnts
Der Sronfbtttsuriabe vNS f6rberu ibre 4rariB bis bic
Dottorre1Ru usen anwadIsn unS bic S~eioeuOeH aber ant
gnoe MID. better, ioaeerH i6limasGr e~tlpsrssW 10, iuioIge
Der GersOseruMs, Der 8tbauSIuns unS anberer QompIis
eatiouen, wtlde siae s~seiymets aut bic MISUNDERSTANDING
ssridttts Nsbisiu sanslia %bsisitiat. unb Sabur@ ftatt
uerldnserteu GfemSs Geiunebtt unb Sebassn b~serlubet
babsn Wiirsc.
Bon SRI. 2srinsa G. ct Glare. Gbab.. Gt5sns &c..
o. il. Getsbsr 1872:
DIR. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Sbre aiebIinssusrsrbuuns (Favorite Prescription)
wirtt aui Ri4 fat wte elm @uaSsr. Sd befinbe mid
bereits beitr aIs felt aber apei Sabrtn.
@pn Gua u. Sdafer. 3ansspi1e, SuSiaua. 3. ausult
1872.
,,Or. 9tsrce. = Sd eHpfus bic YsSijin. bic Sic mir
i6idten, uus besaRm isfOrt lie sI sraudeu. Gas 9ttinIz
lat Der g.banbluus III. bab tt mid better fabts a!s lett
Srei Se9reu."
Son S:au SObn g. SamIin. Obsu, SuiuOis. 10. Mar,
1872:
,.Dr. @tere.-Oie 2tebIirssuerOronuns bat mir gut
setbar. poiir i'd iebr SaHtbar bin."
81. Rieree's SiebIinssuerorbuuns (FavoritePrescrips
tion) lit bel alien A~pptbetcru uub yisbi;inbdublern gu
~baben.-Grass na4 benz Diittel iu beritldeu llmiGlaaen
nit beuti9en @ebrauasanweiIunsen. 0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-05
Scr @eiit abb3ngig tom &Drper.

9ppOdonbrie 1T cine w.it sep0tn!i6ere Grantbeit oils
man ogqemeiu aunimmt. Sic bat a~ler6inss tbre
@rape, Don %seiitiser 9ttebsrgeidIasenb.tt, ODER &ribiinm
al BITS gu trrissa @srteuuusen; abcr e5 iins gaes
Soruten berielben Grunibsit. Gs lit cine te,,idnenbe
Gbatiode. bo6 bieies seihise 2eiSen itets pom Dpspepfe
unO Ns~rpcnidwd&e ~beslettet lit, hub bic 2batiade, sob
es Der iaittosteisrneen g%Sirfnns pom S3oietter'S
Wtaeembittereas. wetaes ,tssnt9lnilt9 fir bic @uss
rottuua Der llnperbalIidleit unb 3erceni4pdde s~eetsnet
lit, leiGt uaG9ibt. lit ein @ewsis SaiIr, taS es aus
bieien 2etben eutFebt. Mun iitbt alto, mi. ab5dneis Der
&stft pom R0rpsr lit. Elm sbsusfrotsS @ltt4sepidt Su
~bsrpabren, unb ferusr. nts i4n,u bic rria1sn eeihiser
3ieberg.idGaseateit beieitist wsrosu t6nncn. SIS st6t
feline iidrere unb anseuebmere %rt. einen brrd llmuers
boulidt.it bcrbeiGefI4rt.u aniaG BON Gi~eoerssl&las.nz
belt Ios;umerben, ais inbenI man cine oStr sw.i 4srs
ttunsn bieier aus.us5uen NsOictn binumteri3ludt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-05
Sic 13ebeIWamoe uno @egIuHc.

@enn mir nun III Setro9t Siebtu, baB btele
3ablen iiD etust9 nur auf baS @lonco ser in ser
Scrreuanltdlt ubgelieferten Slrttteln beSteben ullo
babel nun sic G6nittluuaren1Eoiten berauSbebell,
10 mubte ihr Gomitt sill ber Ginli1t tOmrcn, oaB
bteieS Gpntr0ftiplteun, Dte IS I'm perfloleleli
Sabre in &ruft mar, mall9e 8erillte uno ltebelz
ltGube tm GeiOlge butte; llnD wenn mir fericr
nod in 8etra1t SIebeu, buB Der grDBte She'll oie7
ier Gontraftoren, init luelben oas @ouutp in
@ei9dftsptrbinOung itebt, nnSuperldBt9 lino, Mno
nur iue,tise pom ilnen it'd Des 9tuDmeS ais Gez
i3aftsIeute III bicltm @smsinluelen %erfreHen, 10
ltno mir ui9t iibcrralht, bob buS Gpuntp per-
bientermabet 10 sepaltig iiber's SDr 9ebauem
murOe, Ou cs i~reipiuig nit Seuten Gontrafte etn2
sesnnsen bat, bic lid aui bic enOrm pObe Gez
lanmtium,ne Don nabssu 100000 ~beIouien uno
Don wel1en @ontrettoreM es etne SroBe slnSabl
gur nidt fannie.
lleber pa5 S6nittwaaren= 9ager beS q :
men5duleS 1puroe feilI TerSeidntB 9efIbrt
unb aliS bieier Sueie fonnte basGpmite oabsr We>
Mig pber gar feineslIStunft erbalten. Sass omite
uerl1aIIte lib i%noe{en Wtulter pom perl3tcOeMeI
A~rtifeln, wslbe bititr 9lnitalt abgelIeiert woroeu
lporerI, I'M liz NIT dbnli1en H&0areH III Der Staot
unb nit Dem Ereiit Der lesteren ST. per9leidell.
9oS Gr9ebMlB Oieles Ger9IctGS set9t llb III 0olz
genoem;
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-05
NSochenfliche Sntncis &ffaafs-Beh,4na

i1uIbigen8eamten 6em YubIitum einBez
tpeis ,baB BON ben a6tg ommiiidren bic aIz
ten an ben bisbertsen Betriigereien tbetIs
nabmen, unb bic neMen IN ben tommenoen
tbeilsnnebmleu ertuGrten, nit Gnoerm
Worten, oaB bic abt county Gommiis
fare Garrou. McGafreD. @onIp, Gratps
foro, Sobnion, 8uiieu. QonersGn nno
6erting,. so eineiOise, Dtebe ulo
S6Mrten iinb. BeMu baS RublttMm
i6er ie in elmer 10 bari6eH Beile Ut;
tbeiIt, 10 baben ie iih bas ielbt 5u5ns
l9reIben, Denn oGslelbe tennt teiMe1 alIs
beren WtaBitab ais Die 9anoIuusen, Die
e5 ftebt, unb oarf feinen Gnoerell ailegen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-05
Staot Chicago.
gin nnlere NbOnmenten.

Mtt 8e5ug ouf Die biesiabriSe 8ertbetz
lung bon Srdmienbii6eru en- uniere
Nbonnenteu baben iutr mit5utbeilen, SaB
Die gadfra9e na6 %eini8en OericIben unire
Soruusbere9nuns iueit lbertrOffsu bat,
TO DaB Der SOrratb eri9opft lit. Gs
ftnb: Netmbolb SoISer's IntOn
in Nmcrtta unb OiItGeD's RODeueu.
= 8elteuungen auf bieie tOnnen mir Dor
Der 9anO ni6t neiter ausfIhren. tuer=
bcn ieood pielei6t, tpenu bic Na6fras
gen it'd iehr nermebren iouten, fir bic
n66lte Yrdmtenbsrtbeilung einen neueiI
SOrratD anl 6affen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-05
91riens8ertOt.

Der Wearft i'm Nugemeinen tuar
aiculi6 untbdtig. 8reiie 8r6BtentIetls
MtDerdnOert.
WetSen fanf int 9reiie; mir nottren
SeEc fir baar un0 903c fir Sanuarlte>
Rorn: felt, i6loB gu 85c fir baar.
bafer: 52Sc 0sgeH bGGr unO 524c
fic SaHuarIieferung: ,
0erfte: etiuas D0Der, 1924 bis 1.24l
fir ben Otonat.
Rartpffel: obue ~beiOnbere Ra6s
fruoe; bie Yreile ibipanteH mad Quotiz
fdt Der 2SaGre 3tpIlden soc MIo 9Oc per
Wufbel I'M 1Ietnpertegr.
NeBport: siemIi@ rnbis; S6InBz
curie: $i8.S5 fir baar, $3.50 fir Sa1
mar, $I9.15 fir TebrHars uno $l9.45
:" niritus: ging um lc per @aIone
bera6; uerfauft wHrOe" 200 Srls' a"s0e'
Oolo: liz.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-05
QIGem II, eem Mefhen.

Die iG0nftem 3Gbne b~erfauLen nro fall
len ouBerDalb Der Eunlt OcS Dsutilten,
es iet oenI, oaB Gorge setraGen tperoe,
um Die SbdOen fern 81 baltel. oenen tie
Mnteriuorfen lino.
SO5ooont lit Die aueint9e s~esenwdrtig
betannte Yreparation, iuelbe bielen3med
mt abioluter @emiB6eit beDerflteHt9t,
IND er1dlt Den GnGmel petB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-05
GbtGeriua WtampS.

9ts beIie6teu Snitrulnente felt 81 Sab
reM. Rretle $500 bis $4,000, 800 baar,
$50 monatli9. Sebes Yiano entDdlt Die
neue Berbeiierung. Neeo's Wuiittempel
81 San Surenltr. 2Oiun is lOuW
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-05
Gait Smoia Gems& betIt gta1tIMpet6e ums
bridt frifdjc @rfGItam9eM IN "a Gtuaacn.
CeMtaur LfnIElan cts

babsn in einem Sabre pletr wuuserz
pout Gnrsn pOnNbsEmattsmus. Nftbs
mo, Gebn,tsIeiten. gsi6wutne
5rOktnnen, gn9briiisfeit. @lanbs
wunben, @erbribuugsn, SalsFuB &C
a nj Die menldti9e @etolt unb Gbetl.
S- -. QL... Kuhn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-05
Ger @~siets'ntbetrGs


bauS auserednet uber ni9t obsetleicrt wurben,
lino %iolgenoe: ScttlaGen, 1860 g0roS; Gutico,
14SS Daros; llebersiJe, 103 %sJdro6; !0al0tiider
II, J.. 10, 1899 yoro5; GOiimtr, 9334 Doros;
Sau,nmOuenSeu9, 400 &iunD; rotber 6ionneH,
1lG yarbS; Canton 8lalnclt, 27H YorOS; 0e.le
benseng, 1142H yaroS uno idlere SettOeteu, .
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-05

So9euannteH 9eiImittel felt getcben Der @elt. Gcrtis
frate pom temerttnswer!btn @uren limb BET ieter TIa1de
rnb weroen gratis gu Ssoermann seidtdt. @s aibt Feline
Sdmer;eH, peIbe Dieies 9inimsnts nibt Itiut. teiu Gtz
i&piIit weIdes es nidt ptrtiIst ODER gabmb.it uelbe es
ni6t curirt. Dies lit uisI seiast, aber es tit wabr.
Refine Samilte sber 9Ofs9siissr saun o9ne Gentaur
gintments isin. @bitt Wrapper tit fir SamiGiensez
bramd. Der Yelow Wrapper ilr Gbtere. 0reis 50 @ts. /;
srObe StaiSeu 81. s. y. 8se u Co.. So groae.
man, 9elp g)crt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-05

MmTOrSerataoQ

SEQ @tue rnb gEiIbeInn 0iHC Don G0tn a. RBsin.
SFarI Sbetbed nus Der Bropiui Oannoper.
NsnriA &tGeI pom @liaS.
Gatbartne S1aaSt, seb. SdIdier. DON 6eieHa
DarmltGot, werOen bierOurb eriudt, it'd an uutersetas
meter Steac be9ufs Gmpfausnabme pom grteieu, Uels
bern unS Na9ridtew aus Dtnti9tGrb sM meIten.
Chicago. 81. 3esember 1874.
Der RQA9Blid Seutide @onfmI:
w. s. GIamIeniMS,
3iou1iO, tupS 125 0iiib are.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-05

5palOtns's Glue ma9t aerbro6ene
Seaen itdrfer oenn ie. IA
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-05
ng- Maacm.iu lit bos GrStuuneu ser

Ds- MHgemein lit bas Gr1taunen ser
Npotbeter in allen Tbeilsn oes 3anoes
iiber Die tGgIid pa9lenOe 3uHa6me Der
9ta9frage nah 9r. MM8. R6uis'S
y ambnrGer Gruittbe Das @e5
6etmuiB oiele5 GtfoIges tiegt in ser Borz
trefffi@feit oes Nrtitels un6 ieiner iiGe;
rem Q8irtulg, 5err Sobn IS. Bedmann,
0rug0ilt III st. 9cnrp's, Sbto, idreibt
al ullS barber: vDie a1gemeinc 3ufrie>
benbeit Nuer, tpsl6e 9r% stm9. &0nt9'S
!6ombur9er Nrulttbee 9ebrau9en, lit
tpirfli0 eritauuens,pertb. Die WteotSin
lit crit felt Sur;em einseIii6rt uuo perz
fault ii6 oemungea1tet le9r gut. 50
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-05
Gla6leli8fcit LIT ote MDwe1eas


bett rOn G6ater5, la9t Sean Yaul
Stibter, uno 2O, 900 OaMfbare Batieuter
iegneu Die ANAKESIS be5 Or. Silsbee
ais oaS eiu5lge 5silmitteI, oas 9e9eH
S8NeOrrbOtOeW emtbeft nurbe. sic
lit cine miisuidaftIi0e 8erbinOull9 Der
beiten Wetbooen franSOiil9er, enSIIi9er
unO arleritanii6sr BunoGrste, luirtt ais
Snitrumeut. Griueibuu8smitteL uuo Dte=
oi3in. 9eDdbrt ioiOrti0e Himoerung uu6
poubringt pOuige bauern0e Dstinne.
Yreis $l.0O. JgancO suSel6iGt na9
@mpfang Oes Yreifes pom 46 8olfer
Str, Jttw Dort. 3u babeM BET S. & S.
l4. BIodi, 70 Sub Wartet StraBe,
@bicago. Sa.
2aKet G1G miGt t6wi@em. Gable
ScreW Mtre S6ubwert lit OaS bils
li9ite, suuerlIiiiSite, trOdenite un0
oauer9aftelte, oas ie getragen ipurbe.
Gerlu6ts es. SEPT na9 benz SateMt:
ltenlpel.
17oes bonn lam 81 rS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-05

CaStOria lit mtbr ais cine 3usase fur GATOR Gel
Us lit Sas eiu,ise ~beitebsnbe / 0.re @iitt.l iur Ste
s~uliruns Der ginseDeies. 9eitmu9 pen GOtte uus 9ers
ldailuns eines uGtlrIi6eE S6lafes. @5 lit anqenesm
81 nebmen. Refine iaIailsie Dtntttr sber j6retenSe Sin.
Der msbr. Breis So 9ts. bic ilai4e. 11ap1S 10
Sat- SmSta GersP bsiIt umsssimat 90wtmS=
iW&t Wno 0yoR@itiS. saa13yS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-05

Sat Smeia 0en,p. WretS $3.50. 9tSreffe
GrasSoG s. &c., 1899 3ace=9tr., DbtIao'a,
Sha,J3NS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-05
Q0nttner3ieaes nn0 Tinan,ieQss.
8elOmarkt= Beriht

HENRY GREENEBAUM & CO.,
DeHtiGes
@anfs. @e9iels nne Bafases@ef6dft,
s. Nus. awii&en EHnSotpt unb gSofbtnetonItr.
Gbttado. 81. DECEMBER 1874.
VpIe er6Nnete beuie In &eOgSre init 112 uns !d(eE
AT l12R init f~oEaeuDsu 0eursper1ubeIuuutu w6hreuh ees
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-05

Gin Naar GGmDe Mtit GiIber
Sips foltet Sud nur 5 Gents mebr, ais
eiue5 obne oielelbeM, aber Der 9lubDertb
oerlelbeu lit mebr als 6oppelt 10 groB.
1GpH mitt. freit montum
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-05
He Needs RennSe.

Coming to speak of himself, M. Theirs is
reported to have said
shall not seek the suffrage of my fellow
citizens. l shall accept the mandate they may
impose on me, but shall not seek it. At my
age one must prepare for death. l believe
have been one of the most active men of my
generation, and am still in complete posses
sion Of nv faculties; but a time comes when
a want of rest imposes itself upon one impera-
lively.
One may attempta final career; have done
IL and am weary. Besides my studies demand
nv attention and whatever activity remains 10
me. Believe me, the hour of retirement has
struck and must now think of my memoir. 1t
is now forty years since l began this arduous
task, which I have pursued through the
thousand accidents of life. Certain portions
of it have retained in my recollection, but
none of it is written except notes which are
devoid of order or succession, and now 1 wish
to terminate it. That will be my testament
A statesman should have a rule of life, for
politics, like law, has its principles and bases.
/ have sought those principles, and believe
that have found them. I do not, of course,
intend to publish these studies while live,
but hope to put together and determine the
principal points. After me
ECChdnge.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-05

standing order of the House of Represent
atives, adopted December 30, 1891, requires
the Secretary of the Treasury to lay before
the House, within the first week of the ses-
sion, an accurate statement and account of
the receipts and expenditures of all public
moneys during the previous fiscal year; dis
tinguishing the amount of the receipts OF each
State or district, and from each officer there
in; distinguishing also the expenditures un-
der each head of appropriation, and showing
the unexpected balances. The act of August
26, 1912, reaffirms this requirement
Were these mandates ooeyed by the Treas
ury, the cost of conducting that establish
ment as well as the State, Interior and Judi
cial Departments could be pretty closely as
certained. But the requirements of Congress
are disobeyed. For years past the volume
containing this great national cash account
has not been presented at the time fixed, nor
till SO long afterward that most of those who
could testify to its truth or falsity, or who
would suffer by its revelations, have been out
of office and perhaps out of reach The fail
ure to render this account has greatly in
creased the opportunities for public stealing.
~ I. Sum
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-05
Rise and Progress of Trademarks.

Examples of the practice of using marks
to show the workmanship of various manu-
features have been discovered at Hercu-
laneum, such signs having been in vogue
among bakers and others. Ia modern times
similar tokens have been adopted in textile
and various other fabrics, though the earliest
extant are those of paper. After the inven-
ton of paper fifteenth century, from pulp OF
linen rags, water marks were introduced into
the fabric, doubtless to show the man ufactory
from which the paper was issued. The pro-
cess has since become general, and the trade
mark recognized part of the system of COM
merce, by which guarantee is given to the
purchaser and legitimate protection afforded
to the manufacturer.
"The legislation of 1862 is step in the right
direction, and hasalready done service to trade
and morality. 1t is upon the uniform good
quality of manufactured commodities that any
foreign trade depends for its continuance, and
the obligation of the Legislature to secure the
purchasing of public fraud, whether the pur-
chaser be home or foreign consumer, is more
and more stringent when the goodness or bad
ness of the object can not be readily detected
by ocular inspection. 1t is in such cases that
the use of trade marks is most useful"
The above, from SO good authority as the
London Stationer, applies with equal force to
our manufacturers There are some things
in which the slow Britishers excel the more
rapid Yankee. In the matter of securing
trade mark protection on their products, and
The extent of advertising their goods, they are
far ahead of our people. Scientific American.
Advertisements in the Want and Rent column in
he BULLETIN not exceeding one square, inserted
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Soutbern Push.

from the Philadelphia. North Americana
The great interest that has been taken in
3be deyelopement of its iron resources by the
South since the war is one Of the most remark.
able facts Of the period, and is paralleled only
nv the success that has been attained and the
expectations that are held. The progress
would have been remarkable under any con-
ditions; but the beginning was made period
of great prostration, when the food crops and
those of cotton and turpentine, and grazing
and the lumber trade and railway construc-
ton were all demanding means and labor
when the manufacture of cotton was not only
agitated, but zealously pushed forward, and
while very Lit lie is known respecting the iron
mines, and coal was not easily procuraple ana
skilled labor was wanting.
And now the Charleston heloS and Courier
names ffty-fve furnaces in only five States
the Caroljnas, Alabama, Georgia and Tonnes
see-of which four are in process OF construc-
zion. Fourteen belong to Alabama and twenty
four IN Tennessee, and it is an instructive fact
that thirty use charcoal and four coke, and
that it is the hot-bast charcoal iron that has
Given TO Alabama its great success and Sc
cured from seven to eight pounds sterling per
ton when shipped to England Charcoal can
be procured there at less than seven cents and
coke at ten and under, thus enabling the man
extended. The Ne,cs and Courier's account
does not consider what has been done in Vir-
ginia and West Virginia, in Texas and Arkan-
sas- in each of which States there has been
considerable gain; and it is imperfect in other
details.
1t is nevertheless an additional evidence
that the South is being strongly attached to
the North by new industries, aims and oppor-
tunities: an evidence that industry is active
and capital being created, and that this tran,
spires under conditions that must commend
them in their consequences, and for general
as well as local application. The Southern
revival has been great and rapid. 1t is only
begun, and interest has chiefly to see that the
variety of the opportunities and their amount
do not betray ambition to undertake more
than can be mastered and perfected. This
particular growth, however, establishes the
fact that England is threatened by other
rivalry than that of Bosnia, and Voronetz and
India-that all the Union will some time be
united against all of the world in more than
one great effort.