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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-03-06

BowDoIN NoTEs.-At meeting of the Seph-
omore class held Monday afternoon, Crocker
was elected captain of the class crew. Mitch
ell, O. E. Cobb and Melcher were elected q
committee to purchase boat.
The following Juniors have received appoint
ments for the exhibition of April 9th: Stevens,
Bates, Payson and Robinson.
The following men are practicing daily in the
gymnasium from whom the college nine will
be chosen: A. S. Whtmore, '75; S. G. Whit
more, TO; Payson, '76; Sanford 76; Watt 70;
Wright rs; HAYES '76; Fuller II; Perry, IT.;
Cobb IT; THOMPSON II; Jacobs rs; Potter '7S;
Preach, rs.
The medical class this term is larger than for
a number of years pa,t. Professors Carmich-
ael, Dwight and Wilder give lectures daily.
The SophOmores and Freshmen have each
ordered Dared gigs of Blakeley of Cambridge,
to be delivered before the 10Th of April.
The editors of the Bowdoin Orient for the
ensuing year are Bates, Halves, Clark, Morrill,,
e. H. Kimball. Libby, literary editors; Rowe,
business editor. All of the Junior class.
Professor Carmichael delivered the fifth lee
ture of the Memorial Hall course Thursday
evening, March 4th. His subject was, Flame
illustrated by electrical apparatus.
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MoRR1LL's CoRNER.-There will be tenn
perapce meeting Sunday evening at Morgan's
Hall. to be addressed by DR.. Wood and Mr..
John Rigby of the Portland Reform Club, and
Mr.. Fl. A. Hart of Deering. Singing by Miss
Witham and others of the G. S. b. Quartette.
The services will commence at o'clock and
the public are invited.
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Not q Candidate.

MR.. EDrroR:-In the PRESS Of the Sd INST
observe my name mentioned among otners
in connection with the Office Of Street Commas
sioner. While thank my friends for the
mention made of my name, yet am not can
didate for that Office.
Very trnly yours,
EDWARD P. CHASE.
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THE MUsEUM.-The "Love Chase continues
to be the attraction at the Museum. 1t will
receive its final representations this afternoon
and evening. The play is in some respects ex-
cellently cast. We have already spoken of the
fine repditions by Miss Cameron and Mr.. Ar
mold Miss Victoria Cameron also calls for
special mention, as do Mrs. Grattan, who does
her share of the fantastic love-making, and
Messrs Loud and Richardson. The afterpiece
is the amusing farce OF 1.-The Day After the
Waddirpb
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ROUGH PAssAGE-The steamer Chase OF the
Halifax line, which was due here Thursday
morning, did not arrive until late at night
The steamer was at anchor off Martincus dur
ing the storm. The passage was one of the
toughest of the season, but the steamer behav-
ed finely.
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rOAs
FRIDAY-Thomas Fitman vs.. Peleg Curtis Fir
man is American cons ul at st. Helena, and brought
this suit to recover fees from Curtis, who is captain
of a vessel which entered st. Helena wi thout paying
the regular consul fees. Verdict for the defendant
N, Webb. w. Il. FutnaIn.
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FRATERNITY LYcEUM.-The Fraternity Ly-
ceum at its regular meeting last evening dis
cu.sed the following questions: "Was Napo:
leon greater man than Washington? Mr..
Davis spoke in the affirmative, and Mr.. Pear
son in the negative. Misses Woodile ard Kill
feder gave select readings, and MI. Spear a
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-03-06

The TAX ON ToBAcco-A despatch to Col
lector Rollins from the Commissioner of Inter-
nal Revenue, announces that under the act of
March 3, 1875, the tax will be "a cents pound
on tobacco, So thousand on cigars, and $1.75
on cigarettes.
Tobacco, cigars or cigarettes in the hands
of manufacturers, legally packed and properly
stamped Wednesday morning, March 8, will
not be affected by this change in the rate OF
taxation.
Old stamps cannot be legally used to pay the
new tax, but may be exchanged for new ones,
which must bear the words, ISSUED under the
the act of March 3, 1875"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-03-06

THE ATHENEUM CoMPANY.-This morning
the sale of tickets for the performance of the
Howard Ath@neum troupe opens at the box Of
fee at Music Hall this morning. The pro-
eramme is certainly pleasing one, embracing
"Arrah Ma Pogue," and a variety entertain
ment in which Luke Schoolcraft, Harry Blood
oood Mafitt. Goes and others will rppear
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Religious Intelligence.

After rigid examination before an Ecclesi-
astical Council, the Rev. Joseph Torrey was in.
stalled pastor of the First Parish Church and
Society (CongregationaD of Yarmouth, in the
afternoon Of Wednesday, with appropriate ex.
ercises. Mr.. Torrey has recently been settled
over church in Hardwick, Vt, and comes %
this people as one of the ablest and most de-
vout preachers in New England. This Is one
of the Oldest societies in this country.
President Robinson of Brown University, one
OF the ablest and broadcast men in the Baptist
denomination, showed his independence on
Sunday last by preaching to the Unitarian con-
gregation in Kings Chapel, Boston.
The Age says that several believers In the
Advent faith, were baptized at Swanville, a
few days since.
Rev.C. P. Nash has arrived in Rockland from
Michigan and begins his labors as pastor of the
Unlversalist church next Sunday.
The Barring Baptist church has united with
Midtown in supporting minister, having re-
engaged the services of Rev. r. d. Porter for a
portion of his time after suspension for nine
months on account of financial pressure.
Rev. Mr.. Dewitt, the evangelist, is expected
to assist the pastor of the Chestnut street
church, Camden, in a series of meetings in
April
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Madame Foye's Corsets 90 cents,
mh5-3t at L. d. STRoUT'

WE wish to inform the public that notw it'll
standing the great ice embargo we have been
able to supply our customers with oysters
through it all and have a large supply still left
awaiting their orders. If you are in want of
oysters address Atwood's Oyster House, 43, AZ,
and 40 Centre street, Portland, Me-, and they
will come t1t fe26d2W
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DOES ADVERTISING PAY?-There Is no IN
stance on record of well sustained system OF
judiclous advertising failing of success.
vertising. bonner.
4 advertised my productions and made mon
ey."-Nicholas Longaoorth.
Constant and persistent advertising Is sure
prelude to wealth.-Stephen Girard.
invest one dollar in advertising that business
A Z. Steaodrt
advertising has furnished me with com.
peteuce." Amos Laurence.
"Without the aid of advertisements could
have done nothing in my speculations. have
the most complete faith in printers ink. Ad-
yertising is the royal road to business.
NUN
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-03-06

WINTERS DEATH WARRANTS are neglected
coughs and colds Thousands die at this season
simply because they permit these ailments to
take their fatal course instead of curing them
promptly, as they alw avs might do, with Hale's
Honey of Horehornd and Tar. Crttenton' 8,
7 6tltAvenue. Sold by all Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute.
e =" mh5d&W1W
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Now is the time to take those knives, forks
spoons, sc. into the platers and have them re-
plated as good as new at half the cost. .
"The Place." m
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The following
are the real estate transfers in this city record
ed the past week:
Mary b. Cole and ais. to John B. Brown. A
lot of land with the buildings thereon, situated
on Centre street; consideration $3250
Edward P Chase to John Reardon. A lot OF
land situated on Monument street; consldera-
ton $25395.
Thomas T. Dodge ct al. to Charles d. Thorn
as, a lot of land on Newbury street; considera-
ton $157.50.
Henrietta Colburn to Sarah F. Colburn, ore
thereon situated on Hanover street; consdera-
tion S1133 81
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WE CAN'T TALK without showing the cons
dition of our teeth Every laugh expose
them. In order not to be ashamed Of them, let
us use SOZODONT. which is sure to keep
them white and spotless, and to give fragrance
to every word we utter. mil d&w1w
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JOB PRINi NG.-Every description Of job
Printing executed promptly, and at the lowest
prices, at the Daily PRESS Printing House, 80
Exchange St WIN. M. MARKS.
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LADIES, those Linen Handkerchief, slightly
damaged at Nelson s. Co. are great Bargains.
Be sure ard get one.
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d. BENNETT is at the Falmouth. See an
nouncement of University of Benefcence for
women in another column.
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mIsCELLANEOUs NOTICES.
rmpoRTaNT TO TRAVELLERS.

When you visit or leave the City of NEW
YORK, save annoyance and expense of car
iage hire and stop at the GRAND UNION
HOTEL, opposite the GRAND CENTRAL
DEPOT. It has over $50 elegantly furnished
rooms and is fitted up at an expense of $780,
600. Elevator, steam and all modern improve
ments. European Plan. The RESTAURANTS,
Lunch Counter and Wine Rooms are supplied
with the best the market can furnish-prices
moderate. The cuisine is unsurpassed Stages
and Cars pass the Hotel every minute for all
narts of the City. G. r. & w. d. HARRISON,
Managers. oc10-1yS
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A. 81. ATWOOD, q Market Square.
TTh &S-tf. t.lf.4
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OGice Hours.
From 500 m to $50 p m, Sundays excepted.
Sundays open for Carriers and General Delivery
from Q to 10 a m.
, 1875-03-06

In doinp honau. nf.ar fhn l,psn NJ cs,t,r;ea
| IA tina ,ron,,.,fu, o,a,,,. =, uioI.o, .,o.,.
| knowlcdylnc int ,o,tnor !, n. u,,, H., w.
coic1 nnr thosa wh;cn h,va fnf,otsod III. t,n,.
hnx tharc lived .nv NM, who rouM ,;vn, liz
ono n,tpra,,- t,rn. N t,o country thot nv, h,.,
};rt,, cu..,,an;nn ,vh,t nav h,vo ho.n shs @ -.
tu,tons cr,.,,n.,sness that mt only rrodr.oa
.ucl , r,, hnt ,,;,icl, ,c.moI ,ho cr,a,. ~
no,;,, -
n w., a,r,o N. frat co,t,rio, j., x.,,,,
1.1oronre IN, a froc cftv. t]e mo,t no.,,v ,inod
:, . -ar,hI;, ~ .pv ~ tl,o Tt,,;o,, ,onsr,,....
tl,,t hor crontost man wsr. hor,
wo lc,Fn from T,cit,,, that ,t,or. ..,u , sa.,,,-
mani c.lod Florentj. m III, Vii. ,,,,s,. ross,s.
nov stnnds a. narIy M 4. n N -,ic,, ~. -,
snfl,cfcnt ir,,or.,,,ro m, mil. :, so,a ,.s.,.
linn IN tt,a nom,n sa,,t. ,v,, -, ,'.s. H. ia.,.
t;e. oloa,n A. anotasn,so snr ot,,a. ,,s,s Ill.,.
n,,ch uo.r.r ~ .r,,, a.nJ,s, III s,stas,.H .n Ha
,,;yo v.rion, f.t,,,,nr, .e.as.,. ~, ~. s.,a,.
tr.cnr T.. non,,..,io,, y, 1roet ia ,,an, sis
mi ~. .ss ~, ..s".,' ..;..'' I.1sr
wv 'ooso Aso NV "o'tn Aotse'''R ~ " o!to1 Az
t'cos oluch OF its history aftos tho Christian ora
IL 10 nixcd up with fAblo that II IL difficult to
distinguish tho trua from tho false, Chri,.Ian,t,
v.s ,rsaohod =. ..,,r :. sG T, Adri,,,. .l.,.
n.,1a.,s'. .....-,.. -. r,...,ta.. 49, 80 '.4'~
aaaeany was la!ea ny oo'lectoss. Attof being
first IN tho tacu atFdlnS onward toward clYlliza-
other countries
S 49,, 70 xpo,,, Al, ,,r,.nn
.,u.s =. ~. 49,, oaa,,..m w. u@Ds'c.
, 1875-03-06

. sjs. aad II 4osks llspk-book, ensci.ues
uote.psT9E hS9elsaSs iats. ets V.Ieos 10 nuit IL
, 1875-03-06
MICHEL ANGELO.
-Four Hundredth Anniversary
Of the Grand Mas
ter's Birth.
The Mysterious Packet Be-
queathed to Posterity.
It Will Dc Opened To-Day According to
Ills Injunction.
Various Monuments to His
Everlasting Genius.
Views Of Italy as It Was In the
Sixteenth Century.
Florence, the Nurse of the
Muses...ller Chequered
Fortunes.
Forerunncrs of Ange1o...
His Artist C0ntc1n.
pOraries.
The Medici.--Lorenzo the Spleu-
did; Piero the Fool.
Savonarota and Pope Julins 1.---
naphacl and Da Tinci.
Michel Angelo aB q Poet and a Man
Of Letters.
His Works Of Art---The David and the
Last Judgment. >
Sayonarota and Pope Julfns I.---
naphacl and Da Vinci.
Michel Angelo as q Poet and Man
Of Letters,
His Works Of Art---The David and the
Last Judgment.
HIS LIFE BRIEFLY SKETCHED.
FG{yU nCNDUED YT1na AGn

foun HUNDRED YEARS AGO.
Iho 9Th OF Mateh. l475. occurred On Sunday.
The 9Th Of March, 1876, falls On Saturday,
These tuo days. son,rntad Nv I'M ;rto,v.nt,,
vc,r, Ar, .n5 orc ~ In ,.,.,,ar.t,. =. .,'"
~, ~. ~ ~ tAsNusao'u .s ~ .ao "a.
na1h OF Afs lof onthe cFonnE Of tho firns. Niche!
Angelo waa born, aud on tbs last his hsrtl,day IL
to be commomornted By the giving TO the ,rorld
of tba cont.n+a ~ a no.lot .vh;.l -. -. 49,.
~ ~. .,1,a,, ~ .s;a-", "'.u ~. w n'o oea!n-
oee ~ "','eo ~ pos'es1ty VIII thc solemn in
junction That 1t bo not opened until March G.,
1875.
TIE uysrrn,ous racrrr
, 1875-03-06

ttoo1t11ccucrs. C1er1ts, &c.
IA sANTEp-GLE1lK, EELrAHLH MAN, IN FLOUR
" An1 IroduEe hnMar. Will hbaHt arI cAth. tiruh
cntitY Permanent situation 10 sight tnan. Address
, 1875-03-06

WANTED HAVRL1Ng 3ALt;hs!hN. .DHk FIX.
" prtenced n1h uot ''ira4 brpls." Tail itoem "
1stnxstury G1uek. Hhnsiolrll. ST, aear Clark.
, 1875-03-06

NfISslSa 1i:tGE lAaT lAaT TnuEsnAY ;M!oRNINn. M tINn.
st had ou !l4:t t4hlloa YEea. A4at tslt hat trAy
XII. lfht hai. dass- -Storu cyea slender turu fesi
lpcuis hIh. Any iufaFM1 u her Nbsssab941 VII b.
thAak&ll3 F4esIs1d hy hsr Ai4c:otsd tArnil{
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r-ia;irs 20 lie usiforn recording sDc
ani fs1ur- q zsB,s or plzts q cifi-- Or
EillHr<z. 90 additions tterrtn- and upoa
ezxnsfnnson IL appearing that so-o-
q the plats zlresdy fiel ~ hx sSd
sssrs are badly woTn fB5 6sfarra and
scre S-l zi-ui II The r1aireEenis a
sid 1rx-
Ca rsotian q sup Ssrzf-. serporrrd
~ Sut@rTi@er Whifs- The thsirrH .
z.,,.htei ! cou-irnee consi-rstg cf
sr.1t1- Turllbul ard fhs Richter a
Des-5s 70 enquire into the sITens. "a
properly fling 80 recor1ing said maze
80 pats Ia 4 book Ehieh j. already pro-
r1cec fo- rhz- ,rrrscisE- 11d 70 rrrs1e-1
tt.s OEzers q sad pl@ts 70 furnish Tie
Necessary c0piss 20 b.e <iei IL the Audi-
80 G~D~rsi's t.f5r~, here The sSoe h1s
Esoi been cOo--
Br SIP Icuden supported by Sup.
Kki;s- ResssEed- Illxs tiae .ot-rLS C.
AiTers county j. ilss-rDf-ted 70 procure
pl1US suEceui "a eOastrsct plank
drzl1 sETra rods loRg in P1s.se AID al
sgasr-s C1Fviei
o. r0e,5S5 o. sup. sprsti The board
cHAs y. CORNELL Clerk
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TIE s5s-is q Hiods COUNTY.
NiszassiYp- wHeb Is oDs q the
r5--tiss II witch the greatest
sDozn; q hElessosss prevailed
i--s5iztsly after the Array q.
Clinton, has telsyrspbed Attorney
Genera Pisrrspo1i that Psses aDi
order bare Fess restored We are
Dot Informed - - The STATE q az
fairz Il The other courties IL which
iistUrtzDee hai c,5r1r7i, b0i f-oa
tie fat thst 70 Ders Las teen re-
esirsd q fzgrz.; rotations II AN.
!; i tsir 70 infer tia: the excite
men. has II yTsst measure snb@i3-
81 and that the danger q the CO..
hsiOns between the rscss has p,2ssd-
From The rzaoosr IN which order
has been restored IL is apparent
ma: Governor AIMEE made little OF
% sScT- 20 test the resources a.
Lis e9=nsod before he appealed 70
The nz.ior2l Authorities for sssjs-
t2Dee. Thai tie Troubles il the
Ststs we're not intensified was Dot
be fsgl;, however, and If J, had
noi been fJr the change which bas
taken pace in the Department Of
Justice since be last took occasion
20 apply FOR hep. there Is every
rs&soa % believe ths. be would be-
fore this have t-oops placed AZ bis
disposal 20 BE used entirely al his
discretion. The proper way TO
settle local difficulties l. not by the
intervention Of the Federal military
Dor l. such interrention generally
TIE means Of establishing the good
feeling IL . State Eitbou. the ez-
ist2nee Of which Z. i an easy mat
ter TO cir up strife. Certainly If
ian Dever be 50 when there Is any
yround for believing that il has
been derna 1ded and made for the
purpose Of N nufacturipg political
spital, as won'i have been the
sase il Mississippi.
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OfBo- q Comfy CLERK !
AlpsBa- Alp-eBz CSuBiy- Michigan.
SEPTEMBER 4ih ISIS.
Pursusnt IN esH. and The usaai roti .
given. the BSzrj q ssI,ersl-srs q A.
y-enz County Des a. fhe o1-iue q the
Coruiv Clerk ~ tel o'clork. a " and
nss Gales 70 orisr - re Chairman.
kpii e-alled-pre-euf- SnperTisz-s Bel
lord. Brarkinrs-3 IIsudrn. Pbsirs-
>piaif. Whi-e- AM CODYirO-Isr : D.
TuuIbuiL
QI0run present
HE minutes q he preceding meeiing
Il June 18th A. Il. ls75 WsI- r-zd a..1
E'prOTel-
,Sunfry hills ard ae-rOun's were pre-
seated AID referred 70 the COMMITTEES Ou
WAYS and 1e4lis-
On EDOliOB a SEr. Phelps. supported
by LOuden. the Board ihereUpOn al
jOurBed uiI;ii hzlf-;'zsi one O'clock. 2. n
Bard rnet pursuant 10 adjournment
a. iizlf-Iszst one O'Clock 2. NJ. aud Ma
called - Orler by the chairman.
Roll calsed- pre- ( SiiprryisOrs Bed
fuff. BrzrkiureeL Levi. I,ouien.
Phelps. >pr4ii- White and COnptfolirr
!. u. TunIbuil.
Report OF COMMITTEES on Ways and
Means
To TIC Chairman and Bard o. SSycT-
risyTs-
Gentlemen
The COMMITTEES n whom zas rrfeTred
the folio Nins biiis. RESPECTFULLY report
= follows:
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Zi.s Eauzza co1Dcl q Tia cs-y q
Ap-ns net II ne Council roo-n O.
NnDary ersnsns- SeFesmbsr Ie-h- 10
sss ~ss esssss - Srsss 81 slsk; S'csSck
~ Ne N.yur.
PEEsESr1Geo- Z M1ltz NEFor; A
p NcD1nzit- Rrco-3er. 1Dd Ai5erDe-
GTiesc, Richra<on. Shezhy AID TimEs-
Journal Of lass srsso1 rad And az
proved
OF Eeu-y Bosa0u and - oth4r rDen-
se-s = fr-~ corrr~-y Nc 9 Hstir- q
hare ssi1 COMPANY furnished with hats
an belts Rsfs---s 70 Committee o.
Ftrs Derzr,DeHL
o. J. n BS.ksly Z Co and FIVE
ocbsrs. sskin- 20 hare . ss6-ELIk lad
CO west si6e oc Fo1rsk street. Retired
q me Cannit.ee On Sfreeas an SsEers-
oyp,CEzs kErokI.
Prsn he Tre.<ur.r, report - r-cesr'.s
ard cisoursezests ~ 80 and iDclOeia=
September u, 1ssa Rekrpd 70 The
Con yir0iler-
FrOm the RroOr5er, repOrT q fDes s0r
DOIth eD6ing Angus 5l-7, ls.S.
AJderzDan Pack APPEARED and tOok
his sat
On motion Of All GIleii ne CouDel
adJOurDea-
ARy MCDONALD.
Rso0r1sT
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The following letter on tie sit. .
tiou Of the lumber trade appear.
in the September number Of the
Northwestern Lumberman. and i
from the pen Of A @. Van Schaiek
of the firm of Lndington, Wells
d Van Scbaick, Of Chicago. There
are many points in this article
worthy Of special consideration by
the lumbermen Of Michigan:
At this time the most experien-
ced and far seeing lambermen cam
not foretell when demand and sup
ply will be 80 adjusted as 10 rem
der bis business again legitimate
and profitable. The present un-
satisfactory state Of trade has been
caused by the prosperity Of man
ufactures during the greenback
era, and but two chances Of escape
from lie evils are open-one being
a rapid and large increase Of pop
ulation in the west, 10 create a
demand for lumber, the other an
immediate curtailment ia the sup
ply produced The latter is the
only feasible plan, and II can be
easily effected when solven. man
ufacturers decide that they them
selves, and not their competitors.
must saw less lumber.
During the present year lumber
has sought q western market 10
preference TO all others, and liberal
consignmeDts have been made from
Lake Huron ports 10 Chicago.
There are good reasons for this
diversion Of shipments the present
season, some OF which will hold
good hereafter. Tie principal
ones are cheap lake neights. and
very prompt returns from sales.
The lesser ones; the fact, that as
the eastern consumers accumulate
wealth, they employ more iron,
stone, and hardvoods In building,
and tbus, to this extent, lessen the
demand for pine lumber. Slate
and iron roofing. from the dictation
Of insurance companies, have TO
some extent Displaced shingles
from the market also /; and, like
EnrIand and Continental nations,
the est WIN gradually adopt other
building material than wood. As
the eject Of the panic Of 1873
aieappears at the east the demand
Ior lunber there win naturally IN
;rcsee, but from rrvsent indications,
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Tbey srs experimenting II ED-
gland With via; i koOTn - the
water sbeL az ordinary shell i
filed with water instead Il With
a. explosive agent A snail cyliD-
der, OBTAINING from 3 quarter 70 =
half ounce Of yuneo.ton AID = III
tie illuminate q mercury, i st.seb-
81 70 the f1se and inserted int
the u.tsr-flled shell, and owing 20
the almost ineonpressible char
after Of water, the explosion Of
this seemingly trieing charge Is
said 70 produce more violent effects
than have been attained by any
ether means.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-15

Senator Wriebs. e IOuA i
Hakinz iaa.si1. stuuP sPssehe. Il
thzs srs.e- TIE Baring-on Hawk
Ere Ios6y Gals upo1 lin % de-
sis.. bit he Ssoz-ur Pros1hey
fksukF hs unasrx-zDis fns arr Ct
ne Rspnh5-1n party !, Iowa ns
vel n ne Hawk Eve 6ossL
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-15

The Wisconsin Democrats held
their State Convent q at MiIwau-
kee on the 9Th inst. ItreDominated
al the present State officers, who
were elected by 1900 majority
two years ago. The platform
adopted contains a bard money
plank. as follows: preservation
Of public credit, honest payment
Of the national cel't, rigid economy
in State and Federal adminis.ra-
ton sound currency 10 'rin ct
its equivalent The voice Of the
convention on the school question
Is slso unequivocal. The fourth
plank Of the platform declares that
under the State constitution "the
school fund and it's reveDeue are
set apart and exclusively devoted
TO the support and maintainance
OF the public schools, and that all
agitation relating to . division Of
the same Is impolitic and uncaIled
for and ineis:s that "tbe public
schools shall be kept from secta-
rian instruction IN order that they
may be accessible 10 al without
inferference with the rights Of con-
science"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-15


1'~ fsos'A sa,s7r-o=s tor 1870
nors, ri rfk re-E s1Sr = p1tt,n-
,sa ne power d he STATE EoE-
$3.50 ~ lie s1Pfr=s,G 9
osaroE- ht Azs hzs7 e-Fhr1 =
enHgsc Va s>y11g sD1f tine az
1@ Ne n'Soo q Wr1fe Ne
go ro1.o " = graf nios 1c'
NE heP1s.11Aa party, 40 fils
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"os1 ise "r-1-T~ocs Cd he Oh
roH! n C1o,ra eetzne foopn,
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-15

4 View York Id Ei-tsso rsEz
os AZ has hsi certain property .
rhi-h Il tsI ley j. April l&s;
take. t.em r.5er lie eh1r-s -
tie grand TIA; u hsbit1L 5r1-k-
e-ossz. be h1s rsods-si Himself
i1sspsais q r1-snz fo- = TIE
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i.sso p,ass3 ]. IL h1ois q ; Con-
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-15

TIE Wfshinytcn RePub5esn, The
s6.cbs- or-zn. take great eo-f0r-
y ssssiiug Wee Prssideut Wilson
!; says r biu - I'd soi zID-
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f1115e- i-te-es. Il bira thEn = Csc
LIZ a. tool 20 destroy the parry
with las - of.eo too0yed hin
azi The sdrai-istrztjOo. The reyu-
rssI0a Ehi-h sLo-ld d a. dear %
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