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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-10-20

"YOu id scoundrel" he exclaimed.
"You set my daughter up to leave her
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-10-30
GENERAL NEWS.

Oniawagarah is said to have been the original
name of Niagara.
Dolan the murderer of Nr. Noe in New York,
has been sentenced to death.
Wealthy Misjissippians are trying to make
oranges grow where none grew before.
Vicious friends are like bad corns--thcy ii make
you suffer terribly if you don't cut them.
During the absence of the Prince Of Wales in
India the Princess will visit her father and moth
er in Copenhagen.
They talk of clecting Mrs. Partington to the
Massachusetts, Legislature. His other name is 7.
B. Shillaber.
The extent Of the coniagration in Virginia City
is attributed to the baHmanagement of the Fire
Department.
An old bachelor who died recently left a will
dividing all his property equally among the sur
viving women who had refused him, "because,
said he, "to them owe all my earthly happiness"
A Professor asked his class, "What is tine auro-
rai" A student, scratching his head, replied
"Wcll, Professor, | did know, but have forgot
ten." "Well, that is sad, very sad" rejoined the
Professor. "Thc only man in the world that ever
knew has forgotten it,
A severe storm passed over Boston, Wednesday
morning. The wind blew perfect gale, ard rain
fell in torrents accompanied with several peals Of
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-10-30

heavy thunder. Lightning struck in several
places. No serious damage was done in The
baIbor.
There is a man in Jerseyylle, Ill who has not
shaved himself since the first election of Lincoln
as President, and VINO declares his intention of
letting his beard grow until the democrats elect a
President. In other worGs, he will not be shaved
until the country is shaved.
On Tuesday night at late hour, University
Hall Of Harvard College h III narrow escape from
demolition, nitro giyccrinc or some other cxplo-
sivc, placed in the basement by mischevous PAR
tics, having exploded at 10 z. NJ, blowing out
nearly every window facing the quadrangle.
\ woman cured her husband of staying out late
at night by gong TO the door when he came home
and whispering through the keyholc, as that you
Willie - Her busband's name is John, and he
stays at home every night now, and sleeps with
one eve open and revolver under his pillow
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-10-30
ROCALAND CUSTOM HOCSE

The special agent of the Treasury Department
who investigated the construction of the new gov
ernmcnt building at Rockland, where certain IL
Irregularities were reported, presented report re-
Gently to the effect that there bad been no 1ishon
esty. on the part of any person employed by the
government, but recommending that n new su-
perintendent be appointed to watch the work Of
the contractor on the granite at Dix Island. The
late superintendent has been superseded.
We find the above in some of our exchange.
As an item prepared ior the dissemination Of use
full knowledge, we regret to say it is of no posi-
BILE value, except as TO the single statement that
"there has been no dishonesty on the part of any
person employed by government" Coming from
a source so high, and on the strength of authority
so indisputable the special agent of the Treas
ury Department." we can but feel gratiled that
this plain statement is published, 20 set at rest q
once and forever so important a question as the
honesty of government employees. As to irregu-
larities in the Rockland Custom House, there
never were any. Regarding the appointment ofa
new superintendent for Dix Island, Mr.. Fogg the
present incumbent, is doing the work, and has not
been uperseded--Rockland Free Press
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-10-30
POLIIICAL.

Twelve States have l.c,d elections this year, and
the republicans have carried eight of them.
The Philadelphia Press pithily asks "Why is
sensivencss when strong word is spoken in de-
fense of our free schools"
Judge Pershing, democratic candidate
for governor in Pennsy lvana, who leads off n tie
demagogic outcry against the national bank mo-
nopoly. owns national bank.
The State elections now coming on are as fol-
lows: Virginia, Kansas, Maryland, Massachu-
se,ts, Mississippi, Minnesota. New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Illinois. on
November 2, and Te xas on December I.
Allen has got new idea. He has found out at
last why the republicans want to contract the
rency, and he told his Pittsburgh audience all
about it, "The main thing that is now agitatng
the minds of Gen. Grants supporters" said he, ''is
to contract the currency so it will take fewer
number of dollars to buy votes
Governor Joe lIawlcy declares, through the
Hartford Courant, that the Ohio election has very
thoroughly cleared the field of available democrat
ic candidates for the Presidency it having killed
off Sam Tildcn and Bill Allen at one swoop. The
General believes that Senator Bayards chances
for the democratic nomination are the best at the
present time Cincinnati Gazette.
The Springfield Republican has go. around to
the conclusion that it is better to elect Rice than
CASTOR next Tuesday. "The hope of reform from
and through Mr.. Gaston," it says "has not been
realized. 1t was entirely in his power to create
sufficient reasons for his re election; he hasn't
done it. His candidature represents nothing but
the democratic party. Its success would be NOR
rally certain to be misunderstood outside the State
and 10 have a mischieyous effect upon the worst
elements of the democracy everywhere. With
our present lights, we can't see how or where it is
going to pay
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-10-30
THE EPIZOOTIC.

The "erizootic," which entailed SO much loss
and inconvenience in 1872, has been much less dis
astrous the present season, although prevalent
over considerable portion of the country. The
reason probably is that valuable lesson, concern
ing prevention as well as treatment, were taught
to owners of horses by their experience in 1872;
and the progress of the disease has been greatly
checked in consequence. New York physi-
clan, in recently published letter on this subject
states that epizooic is only another name for in
nuenza. or a mild form of glandcrs. which If
treated promptly will disappear as rapidly as an
ordinary cold, If the horse is in condition to
meet the shock to the system. The prime cause of
the trouble is that horses not properly fed and
cared for, and they are dosed with vile nostrums
which are certain decentralization if persisted in.
The true remedy is simple and natural; feed prop
erly; see that the stables ventilated, and let
there be no putrid managers produced by the accu-
mutation Of fermented food. A mixed diet is rec
commended by the best veterinary writers, the
English omnibus companies, and the leading
horsemen of America. Such men as Bonner and
Vanderbilt do not have the epizooic in their sta
bles, for the reason that their horses properly
fed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-10-30
DEFUIcT DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.
The Ohio election was a killing affair
for democratic Presidential candidates.

DEFJ'ICT DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.
The Ohio election was a killing affair
for democratic Presidential candidates.
Thurman died early in the campaign
crushed bv the democratic platform MS
venerable uncle, Governor Alien, hao as
n;ra,ions for the democratic nomination
for President. and so the nephew was sac
rificcd to the ambition of his aged fela-
tive This victim. however. was not 10 De
the only one. When the election closed
with the defeat Of Uncle William rag
baby, that ended him as Presidential
candidate uncle and nephew were buried
together in one grave,
Along with these goes Samuel Tiiden
out of the ring of possible candidates tor
the Presidency. Mr.. Tilden has made
himself so conspicuous an opposer OF Mr'
Aliens efforts to gain the democratic
nomination, that he has defeated his own
chance even should he be reelected Gov
ernor next Tuesday by an increased ma
iority. Mr.. Tilden will find when the ma
tonal democratic conyention assemblies
that the heavy blows which he gave uncle
William in the Ohio campaign in order to
kill him off as competitor for the Pfesi-
dental candidacy will be returned with
interest, and be sufficient TO crush him. 1t
is impossible after Mr.. Tilden's course
that he can be nominated FOR President.
Could he be nominated he would not be n
strong candidate, but he cannot be nom'-
mated against the opposition which he has
aroused in the West and South.
According to present appearances Inc
aamocrats will have TO take some man rs
a candidate whose name has not yet ap-
peared prominent.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-10-30

The Maine Standard sees no occasion
for concern about The Catholics and tire
public schools. That is Just the way the
Popish organs of New York talk concern
ing the mattcg. They pretend that the
democratic party is not Influenced by the
Catholics Oh the school question, but the
records of legislative appropriations tell a
different story. The keen intelligence Of
the people in New York and Ohio has dis
covered the truth and will accordingly.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-10-30

The Chicago Tribune regards the de-
mand for the distribution of the public
school fund by The Catholic hierarchy as
the thin edge of the wedge which the
Catholics mean to drive home for the de-
struction of the common schools. The
Tribune says: The position Of the
American State in the school-question is
simple and right. The State is itself non
sectarian, and all its acts must necessari-
~ be so. II provides schools that teach
everything but sectarianism. Parents
who wish their children instructed in the
latter can send them TO private schools, o,
can attend 10 this at home. But the per
sons whom poverty or preference leads tc
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-10-30
Sworn Statement
~---Of A.
Boston Druggist.

GENTLEMEN il hereby certify that have had
Catarrh for ten years, and for the last six years
have been terrible sufferer was rendered par
TALLY deaf, had buzzing in the head, pains across
the temple, dizzy spells, weak and painful eyes,
swollen and liberated tonsils, hard and constant
cough severe pain aero, the chest, and every in.
dIcation Of consumption. My head ached all the
time. The matter accumulated so rapidly IN my
head and throat that could not keep them free
Frequently at nj eht / would spring ont OF bed, il
seemed to me at the point of su0ocation. would
then have recourse to evcrymelus in my p3 wer to
dislolse tit" mucus from mythrott an Il heat before
being able 10 sleep again. For "A lserod OF siN
years my tonsils were liberated and much inllaG.
ed iilat could with difficulty swallow | finally
con uItcd an eminent surgeon in regard to an op-
eratioa ON them, bat ut his request postponed 1t.
The con taDt intl animation amt liberation in my
throat caused by the poisonous matter dropping
down from my head hat so irtitited and iuHimed
my lungs that coughed inccss snty a deep, hard
cough Meanwhile my system began to show the
effects OF this disease, SO that | lost flesh, grew
pale, and showedevery symptom of an early death
by consumption. When matters had reached this
SuntdrdS Radical Cure for Catarrh. Alter using
the first bottle began to improve rapidly. The
iii dose seemed to clear my head us | had not
known 1t To Dt Tor years. IL seemed gradually TO
arrest The discharges. 1t stopped my cough IN
three days. By using it as sargle soon reduced
the inflammation and swelling OF my tonslis, so
that they soon ceased to trouble NE The soreness
across my chest Disappeared the buzzlng noises IN
my head ceased, my senses of hearing and of see
ing were completely restored and every symptom
OF disease that had educed me to the verge Ofthe
grave disappeared by the use of Saniord's Radical
!. have been thus explicit because. druggist
have seen great deal of suffering from Catarrh,
and hope to c0uY.uce many th t this is great rem
cdy.
/ am familiar with the ueatmen, of Catarrh
lTdCti-cd by The best physicaus, and have consult
cd the most eminent about my case | have used
every klud of remedy and apparatus that have ap-
pelrG during period Oi SIX wears past, ami have,
while following their use, taken great care ot my
general health but Obtained no re lei ofenconragc
mcnt from any vi them.
since curing myself VIII SJniord'a idical CLrc,
have recommended it in over one hundred cases
Wiihoal singie ease 0l failure, and have in NUM-
oroas Instances received wholesale orders from
parties whom have sold one bottle. This Is the
only rairu medicine | have eve: recommended,
rilVIng believed in them before, although con-
~ = eng. ,s,.,i ia Their sale.
Very gratefully yours,
GEORGE +. DlNSMoRE,
With j. +. WHITE D9uEgist
- POULAND,, coracr Sudbury street.
Bu>. uli tet,. 3.
SUFFOLK IS. Feb. 3, 1875.
rhen personally appeared u al Ge"gc F.
Diusm5re, and made oath III ite ,!r4 4ol"- a.a.t-
ncut by him subscribed J. trac.
Before me, NfiH ). lHDMNot
iu-lice OF the Peace.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-10-30
LHCt! AND BUSINESS NOTICES.
CONSUMPTION.
Letter fro,n Captain CofilI, of the Brig
.pGtosi," of Windsor, u. =.
ST. JouS, y. B., May 22d, lSG;

ST. JOHN, y. D., May --u 1900
Mr.. JAMES |. FELLOWS, Chemist.
Dear Sir: In May 1866, was attacked with 4
severe dry cough, which continued in hal>hness
for some time, when | commenced cXpectorating
a thick, whitiah substance, then raised gfccni'h
yellow and satc-coloted matter, then bleeding OF
the lungs set in, and other symptoms OF very
alarming character showed themselves. consclt-
ed the leading physicians in Philadelphia and
other cities, who gave me no encouragement as
my disease Consumption. | spared no eN-
pense 10 obtain relief, but found none. In August
! had fallen in flesh from l55 to l36 pounds, and
sinking rapidly every day. Ny friends in PhiIa-
delphia advised me to leave the ship and 90 home;
At home they considered my case hopeless, and
wished me to remain there and not die III foreign
county. | visited St. John in October OF The
same year on my way to Philadelphia TO Jo.n my
shin and was advised by stranger, vino noticed
my shgnken form and idcking cough, 0tfy your
CompotYd Syrup Of liypophosphite- and, rs a
drowning man will grasp at straws, saw ray OF
hope in the suggestion, and procured bottle.
The effect warranted a further trial, and bought
a dozen bottles, and left st. john and have been
knocking about the Atlantic ever since.
A. this is the fiist time | have visited your city
since, feel under an obligation to let You know
the effects produced by this Syrup I continued
taking the remedy regularly. AT first my appetite
improyed--I regained strength-thcn my cough
gradually left me, and finally the eNpeetoratlon
ceased; and although the benefit was gradual,
could note the change for the better every day, so
that after having taken ten bottles CONSIDERED
myself well. This was about five months from the
time | commenced taking the Syrup. A short
time after had considerable trouble, and feeling
some of the old symptoms returning, finished the
other two bottles; and now | consider myself as
well ever was in my life My present weight
is 1872, seven pounds above my usual healthy stan
dard. My nerves are good, my appetite good, aud
general health excellent l heartily recommend
your Syrup to all persons troubled with any diff
culties or disease Of the Lungs or Nervous System
firmly believing that had not used it, would rot
now be living.
Hoping this letter may meet the eyes OF others
similarly affected, and induce them to use the
same means of cure, ! remain, yours very truly
HARRIS COFFlLL,
Master of big "Potosi,' Of Windsor, \. 5
recently heard from Captain Cotiill that he
continues to possess vigorous health.
oct27- t&wlw INVENTOR
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-10-30
from the Albany Jonrnal.l J

4 =
Gov. Tilden has not told the truth in his
agricultural speeches about the reduction
of taxation. He has not told the whole
truth either. He did not tell how the
democratic party imposed taxation on the
people to support sectaran schools. lie
did not tell how the democrats in the last
Assembly tried to relmpose this burden
for Catholic institution.
These facts are important as showing
the relations Of the Tammany democratic
party to the Catholic church.
Last winter the majority of the demo-
Gratis in the Assembly voted to give $780,
900 to the Catholic Protectory in the city
of New York. Once these democratic
members defeated the Supply Bill because
they could not get that $4,000 for the
Protectory. 1t appears from the record
printed in the New York Tribune that the
Protectory has been in operation six years !;
the expenditures upon it have been ST.
1000. OF this sum the State has paid
lars. This money was voted by demo-
Gratis. II is not enough. They mean to
vote more when they can, as they showed
last winter in the Assembly. Governor
Tilden does not mention this subject when
he talks about taxation.
The partiality of the democratic party
to the Catholic church and to its institu-
tions is conspicuously shown in another
way. Before the restoration of the dem
cratic party to power in the State, the re-
publicans used to pass bill known as the
Charity Bill, which gave aid to public hos
pitals. dispensaries and orphan asylums.
As soon as the democrats gained the pow
er, they began to use the charity bill to
make large appropriations for Cath
olic institutions of various names and
with various purposes. In this way they
voted away hundreds of thousands of dol
lars year upon these sectarian institu-
tions. We append brief statement of the
total appropriations for several years in
the Charity Bill. The first year is repub-
lican; the last two are democratic; the
others mixed
1867. @202 500
1863. 313,700
1869, 46S. 1858
1870, ia. $50
1871. 1.037 600
From one-fifth of million for charta-
ble purposes under republican administra-
tion, this bill was raised to more than a
million dollars under democratic rule.
And the main part Of the increase was vot-
ed to Catholic institutions, whose titles are
as thick in the bills as the leaves in our
autumn woods.
In 1872 the republicans put an end to
this sort of business and killed the bill en-
tirely.
Gov. Tilden fails to mention the fact that
Il million a year was saved right there, by
the republicans.
These things show how the money of
the people has been taken from them by
the democratic party and bestowed upon
Catholic institutions OF one kind and an
other. The action OF the majority OF the
democrats in the last Assembly is proof
that we may expect the same subsidy for
the same institutions, when the democrats
again get the power. And this is empha-
sized by the fact that three Catholics are
now regular Democratic candidates for the
Assembly in Albany county.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-10-30
San;Or;i'S Radical Cure
Is n Local and Constitutional Remedy

LUCAi.-Decause ii Is applied directly to the scat
OF disease. the nasat pts ssages, by nsuhl ,tion,
where 1t act, instantly c!eatinG the heat OF iauc
saGduiug inlamaal. o. and gradually drying up
The discharge.
CONsrlTuI TuIloNAL-Eecausc it is taken internally,
where by its Alternative and rcsovent proic ties IL
pures ihe blood o.! the acid poison always present
IN Catart h, keeps the pores open, The skin moist
and healthy gives tone to the nervous forces, I'M
proves ;hC appetite and enables The system, by its
poA crtnl tonic in1Icnce. to completely throw of
the disease.
Each package contains q Treatise on Catarrh and
pr Saniord's Improved lnbaling Tube. Price
yi.O0. Sent prepaid to any part OF the United
States Tor 70. For sale by Druggists everywhere.
WEEKS x POTTER, Boston, General Agents.
as-Use SANFORD'S JAMAICA GINGER ior
Craml sand Pains Colds aud Chills.
oc H. lInWXS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-10-30
The following piece Of intelligence
which we find in the columns of our New

York exchanges gives farther evidence OF
the power which Catholics have in New
York with the democratic party
"1he New York presbytcry Of the Reformed
Presbyterian church yesterday adopted resolu-
tions denouncng the action Of the last legislatNie
regarding the Roman Catholic Sistcrhood oil ''tay
Nuns, which authorizes them to grant diplomas TO
graduates of Roman Catholic scminares, TO serve
as certificates of qualification for teaching IN the
public schools. The resolutions declare that this
constituting of this Roman Catholic s.teihood as
judges of such qualifications IS an insidlous anu
dangerous assault by the enemy, whose purpose IS
either to control or destroy the educational system
of our land The resolutions pledge the presby-
terry to the defence of the Bible in the public
schools and all the Christian features OF our gov
ernment."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-10-30

send their children to the public schools
can thus secure for them 4 solid education
without having somebody clse's d""lInai
notions crammed down their tAroats. Inc
public school must he preserved and the
price of its preservation is uncomnron,is-
inc re sistance to scctarian Interference.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-10-30

Eminent physicians endorse Adamsons Botanic
Cough Balsam as the safest and most e1fectual
cough remedy ever used. oct21-feod&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-10-30

LYONS kATHAIRoN prevents the hair from
falling out Or turning gray, renews its growth
and gives strength and vigor. 1t is delightfully."-
The cheapest and no.t desirable Hair Tonic ever
produced. Used by the elite. Price only so
cents. april -teod&wly
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-10-30

To the weak, the worn and the weary, the ed-
tor OF the Boston Recorder says Owe can most
unhesitatngy recommend the Peruvian Syrup, a
projected solution OF the protoNidc OF iron to all
the weak, tie worn and tho weary, having richly
experienced its benefits itposaesScs all the quail
tiles claimed Cor it by is proprietors."
octy7-t&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-10-30

AUG y -T A.
SATURDAY MORNING.. Oct. SO. 1873
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-10-30

SUFFOLK IS. FEB. ., lSio.
Inen personally appeared T., .."! Gcngc F.
Diusn5re, amt made oath Il. i!e l,r 1al"- safe
ncut by hin subscribed J. trHc.
Before ne SETH !. THOMAS,
iu-lice OF The Peace.