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, 1876-05-26

Special D!tpaseh to M 1ns 3rfeuns: -
MENDOZA, ll''' MAY *",-lhe Mohao'a Irving
r,ylne s1 900 in Premium, dstributed ~ follows:
s'a.. pa1sa ~ NJ 1"s1oo for r,ccn hor.cs
thu. nosos trottca fur money; So TO arst $50 10
Facing-Pnrso No. o-s1no for all PAGERS; $50 to
rst So 70 ssson s.: Z saS tsf T. ho,., fiat ,oz.
no reeord better tnn $; sl5o to trst s75 to scc.
on, ~ to 4h!rd SO to teatth i!a ,o,..
seeond, SCI es s75 10 i.t thrd. So to fourth: Wv -
and III p "o u tanu hoas
at pruscnt
BALTIMORE: ,.........
ages, X miles, was won By PIccolo. Leader sec.
onti, Hrssoi,,se ihIrJ. Tint, 3:li. '
Tjo Preaknuss stakcH III miles, wns won BY
Thine, a:4+
The Compensation purse, milo heats, wna won
,Saes II wf Time as III Mhads
Ths hurdle handicap racs, X miles. wau won by
".isi threW hs sidsr. % Time, S:::.s:{. ''''1 AD'
CINCINNATI
CInct,sArJ, May 35.-At tile sn.sng running
tentlanse wa good, the weather beautiful, and tho
tuck u triie heavy.
isrc rutfIcs. r"teI Al startsHLody ciinnsr. Phys.
md It. Gcosge. und Lndy Clipper fhe tayorite.
jndv S.1tnner md PHYLLIS wcre neck and neck ut Inc
u n}Is lila former taknQ ttc lead Of thu mile and
;sinniny hy head Phyils second. ST. George third.
hr".hsnnn clnta fnr in srcnni nincc. Ti,hr. o:1H
1ha aHccnd rncc n.miie hcsis. for RIl ncee. wps
tn, r,r.n ~ cti}n and q m In aeennd hnrvn nyc
entries. All slArtch-EEemi, Btakeamau Preston,
Knnnanck, Vinpgfrttc, With EIemt the favortc,
Bfakenman second, rrca.on third. AZ the three.
fourth m!1a Knapsack took the lead by nearly q
5engtb, With tha favorltn second. on thu list
tancol. Thu favorite, E!cnsi, won the heat
, 1876-05-26
ALLEGED MATRICIDE.


Yesterday afternoon man some TO ycars of "Set
named James camplon. WAS locked up in tho
Twenty. second Street statfnn fnr this tcrous md
unnatural crime Of mhts!ctde. The complainant
was l,is own brotherln.law 4 snlonn.kcopcr at tho
corner ut Thir.icth and Stafa etfccta. nnmcu DnSM
Phillips. The facts In tho cafc arc mol yet well
.lcnnc nor nte they all nsccrtaincd. And ciTcnr,-
slunees u,ny cDmc to light Tint will clear The young
man OF ull suspicion OF the horrid crime. A.
far rs tl4cy have hcen learned, they point
10 . llu1rfhse murder In drunken
frenzy. Thursday night 1amcs canirioT,
Il laborer rcsihing with his mother In tho upper
part Of ANAL two. story trnmc hnnsc on Portland
avenue, three doors north ef Twcnty.klxth street,
returned home from labor at o'clock. In slight
ly nebrlnicd condition, md, after having eonie
worls with his u,otcr, he went OF and rct,rncalat-
IT boast.y drunk. The row warnsafn continued and
oftof so,ne buws were struck ou both sides al! wns
quiet. woman living In .t.o lower part Of Chg
lint il a5out ali that there il known Karly yes
terjay morning young Ca1nrlun caMe down s,nlra
In n rather tnauh1n condstlon, md told Mts.
bryce that his mother had lu!n upon the floor
Vii night, and wna foamlnK badly at the mouth
The lady accompanied him NJ. Ftars and found ING
ynE = sn ysSs apon
sun ahc would have concluded that II was an cpt-
lcptic lit Word wua at once sent to her daughtSf,
woman fingered in an intcnsIblc condition until
las. evening" when ahe expired, but whether y was
trum NJ or from kska n tr aoo,nG Sseh "; W
alone ,letcrrnlae. Tho bruises npon tic body
showed grcalcr lIsco!uratlon after death, hut sne
Of then, looked sufficiently serious to have causea
Wien the son was informed In tho cell Of the
denth u his n,9ther, he apearcd o;sse9me ~ w!th
poisoned owing t. tho intense fOqmlng ;%It a. ss
a1%lS ansinz "0his liz h @othe, dfuni; upon, tic
, 1876-05-26
FOR THE GREAT SAN JUAN MlNESi
The old Pioneer Line, the Kansas rnciGc Railway,

The old plonccr Line, the Kausas pnciGc Railway,
II your routeli
Exprefs trains lcays Kansas City and Lcaycn+
worth every morning upon arrival Of tho grca.
through tsalns from the Eastaud south, reach Dun.
yer next afternoon At 9 o'clock, and make clos
connection with express trains Of tho Denver 4
lilo Gsande Ratlwny,-the only line 10 the San Iua1
country. Nv taklug tho Khnahs Pacific Rai!wa,
therefor, you paas through Denver and Colorado
springs en- ronte, have choice Of seats on the onl,
through train to San Juan. and yon arrive Il
Cucbaras, FL Moro, Del Norte. silvcrton, Laks
City, and all principal points In the great San Juat
country ~ quickly md for the sn1no money ~ b.,
lcen favored routes
The Kanens pacldc Railway ia the only line run.
ming any through cars and Pullman nlocpcr1 to Den
vert And remember 1t guarantees the lowest ratet
and beat time attatnabic to all tho San Juau cotn.
tryi Ask for through ticketa by tho Kansas PaclEs
Railway at any Chicago ticket office. Round tn3
tlcketa At greatly reduced EntcH.
, 1876-05-26
Inning.- 12a4b 4bG78D 10ll IL 1914
Iou,svle :. o o 90 q O o.
Atb1e,Ie o O u O D o l D O o o.

Alhet4E, ~ U u U v ! v y y v v W
Huns eaEned-AthloticY, J..
Total bases on hitn-Ath!etics, 1t; Louisville, II.
Frat base by crrnrs-Athletics, u; Lonissillo, q.
Lmpfrc-0rurHt AaAhel.
1iulc-Two houEk and forty mlnHtea,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
BosToK, hIay ah.-Vhe lnus& gums OF tho scAton
was played to-day between ths uoss9lln and Gin
cInnatts. The ltlatng was 80 shufp that neither
eidr could bcuro run I'LL the tenth inning. when
opponents, Won tho game by 1 to0-
SOMETHING ABOUT THE LEAGUE CLUBS ~ THE
EAST.
Special CoFrssp0Rdenes " Ths Tribune.
BnBTHN, May n.i,-rlfN afternoon u I:.l1 =. m,
the Ea4surn guinea Of thu League riui@ begin, and
hviUru nIghtfAil The result OF the hrat baties juinel
In between East and West Will hu known. Public
upiAiun jnst now Htr.nh to rank thu fur Eusirrn
clubs tins ilarifurl, Iiuhton, Athletic, and Mutual.
than they wetv last yrnr, whGn they tuuk thc lcad
in 1elding. This year atl thc!r Aen sermed to
have guLned In bAtttnK strength. aal thu ad-
dlliun u lllgham has added 10 1t. They nuw
have Gao weak strikers, and they have not
~ yet met any pitcher wllo could make life vory
uncomfortable for thsm. To b. sure they did not
harass hpaAing, much Last year. but tha year
| atuu they Fntatn their superiority Allison Ia =
| falthtal md sata ratcrr, but by no mrans brill
iant player. 1n lataI sui Cummings they havn
| two lnzxilng pitchers, wfludc work las proved
rrry c1cclive tiis yeur, mud the!r lattlns trcorl
is Improving, " Mills, lturduck, u!d Ferguson,
,Itse Is no need 70 SPEAK; Tley as1 sste, careful
Carry, who ~ far leads the battling scofs ii claim
I'd 10 be tho equal VI any shost'atop In tho conn
| ty. There arc othsss moro active perhaps, but
| none snlss. In tts tela, York, nsinsen, and
lllykan arc cure calthnsy 4p1 4Ylf& aud AeeU1Ats
, 1876-05-26

SUMMARY.
Thbrs were "a cows and 1c1fers, md II bulls and
buli calres sohl: the totnl nmtnhcr aRgreEatcs Il;
head. The a,nuunt realized for the cows and hcif.
Tho halIs and bull calves rold bsnught Sd, 5;: a.
avcrngn Of $H14 per head. The sale rcai1,rd
$40. or 1ver 81, 0h0 nyerngc per hrad, ths
largest ascrago pHce bsnuelt for snmc time. Wv
An INCIDENT.
while ths hul1 A1rlr3o wha bolng taken back "a
his stable nftcr having been snld ttcncya wns hons
brought into the ring .Ardrlc went for tho othnii
animal With audlcn bound, throwing him oyef
tho back OF horss httnchcd 10 wagon loaded
with hhy. Alrlrie hlho rolled over bath anlmnls
Tho keepers managed 70 pnrt them, but llo horss
was permanently d!eabcd. The affair created con.
pets md c. for eo eon1enI 1e
encc Of visitors aro attended to by Col. Mnnsur.
who personally auporv!ecs mattors on tho ground
Tile Smith aud ot!lcr herds will be sold TO- day
, 1876-05-26
M,te Cnrr,e Mills, Rw1st muslin. with light -bins


s,l,: i:'os overskirt: fiorsl ornaments: ,,, ,
ps H. sr.st ;sitf .1s i %'s: '0 WIN ''"'"
s!r.. i. T. Mct'onnel. r., 1i9gcrs, bridal robe Of
corded sk: .nmc ,,;,s H;wefy; cy,;..u ,kt, with
h%:n's. w .,.n,,. m, r.,., s.,,., .s,,,.
+: s s%ase3 D's she sis wtn a s sse
skirt. ,,,..,. ~.
Mits cale li:1t svsn,ng dssss o. Pax '''k'
A,ir. Annie Clark. very pretty dress OF white
iat!esas. ,,., ,,,.r. ,.,a,. .tt ,.,,. ,.co ovs,.
Mss 5nh %ne, lnsrndef FIX Win lace over
Air. s1 %!Ikn:a pne aeo III .on os
tatie,an, aower trtmm'ns"; Roman gold oF"a-
'nfn,s; Tesl.c. those auove mentioned there
. WEnE rt0,:s rMesEST ,f,,o,, n,-,,n..
Lyman co9k md M,; THONG ifcIsee rcIt es pots sn.|s
ill., it, r.; IT, H. i Xoasn tnon u. NashqD CT:
;nnn,r w,,'; .1on ncn " II. "''ca campSe. @ IT,; Mf
nnI Mra. 0corxc v. Eamphcll, Mus Mary
Csnps Mss Lz1!s caWpee Mia Mi1s 1icnlyy 1hiy
i;orwii'', 50. nnd MIR: Edwnra 1lcmr,tea,i, Atf.
Van H. Higgins II Mr. and & Mr.. @ John & y. LcwstHf'
,,, ~ and bassut Mr. TAi?' M nsn md fa ;, ns,ss sW
ss ,s.s,a:' essa':s nsS:oa %s s1$ Ne: i +
Ietla and Mls,es Treat q fann'''Ys. s.t As1r;< H.,
Mr; md Mr. j. y Clark Mrs annie ',a1f' rf Siss
Xclton stmsn, NJ; d.. ,,dt one;; L. A. y canlboRh an
= A. snnl Mis- Ada snn! s Mr s' HT, Mis, Vor G3ers
ohn.o onso, Tf Mr.. "n9 EaFsns s'ss e Loas
d. e IT, ViiH,, :iSne. u Scott, ". ,. ard Mr. M;.:
AsG o rnl'M1se Mt Az AZ 4. ' j. III T. ayo Mr wsfd
Mr. {. e. i. llnnt ,nrsr.ru
, 1876-05-26

1SPftfuI UIfpdFth 70 1Ht 9F76uHE. =
EVANSTON, Ill, May 25.--The hntlins of tue
Committee iu tho Il1rd. brown church trlal wns
uads public tonight, and was substantially A.
heretofore predicted In TUE TRIBUNE. The COM
ulttee sustain all ten specifications Of the ftst
chnrge, and ind tho publication ty Brown OF hs
pamphlet against 1Iurd without Justification. Ronc
Of the allegations therein agu!nst HGtd'S
.hatuGtcr relative to suits in tho Su.
1cmu Court were sustained. In ,thr
t",ruth cA4rGu. covering utonA's transactions
p,,1il. on rcAi estate To lie unycrtlty, he Via
ae elu'ttca, but was declared guilty II ~ in,pEu.
yes ~ apd uut making biz grIc known earlier.
Th, fvpoft concluded by declaring that tue censuEs
Of tue Court should be vtsitsd on brown Ia those
pob.ls 0n which Aa WA found guilty. NUticS Of
spp VI " tbs &c u Couft1epes was gtysn.
, 1876-05-26

4 NOTABLE WEDDING ON TuH WEST SIDE.
One OF tho most noteworthy matrimonial sysnts
Of tho keasun was tho 1uarr!agu of Mr. Henry T.
Cook to 3tlsa Eliza licmpstcad, daughter of Mr.
md Mrs. Ds. {. ". llc,npHtcud, at tho residence
4uG the brides parents. No. LOO Ashland ave-
nae. last evening. This event has been
sho subject Of fashionable talk for
-zo,ne time, and Was looked forward to
witt. considerable pleasure by thoss wto received
Invitations an1 by cErosIly nml less PLEASURE by
thosc who were nut fortunate enough to Ge atnnnt.
the invited suests. Tho rlcgant family rcaidencu
wus The sct.e, o.: s'"'icr gathering Of well
Il Sso*s o is'S":s TIT s's$p S; sss ss ch
sy tSst5ypD,y and ese9s aSSag seyps
the ceremony war annunncsd for 6 o'clock, ani
isa cosgrsgaed to wt,.ess tbs celebration OF il,e
hss .sa beautiful Epseaai wras scrs Ice sssia. n,
I'd more inprc4sfse1y ln'ely ta'n II did lust even
@ ~Hf s s4 s's*1 & nv fl t.a: s 1s"s 9osyso ans
= tolow. nIshop Mciarrn, tir"ry Rogers, Charles
j. s!rens. llcullsscad WashbuFne, a.'l t;utdoh
lissiu joncs. bridesmati; Wallaeo tnn;p5eii, Cit
groonsnAn: fotepno LorEah, bridesmaid; LULU
esos oa MI Ill., I rs5s and H.. e. sn sn
stead. moshus 1 u h.' lis bTlie; Dr. " &. g ".
a h1 BIZ n,,sss assssh's1 f.. MI.
cessIon wus ashrred Into ths parae a. ths orskes-
tra struck uP the familiar notes oi the itand Wed.
ss @ saisss 1s ana 4 hs ssy s q s xs
pleasing compilation by ilc lcaasE, the pol'ulal
rs"s.graln silk, .fin.aci With. ses, III
en- fngs eSnst s.a'n sud
The nnly 1ewel1y worn eous!sted Of III exquisite
pair Of sns,s!ngs.
I'd Ia swLss ulusltn trimmed With Vnlsnrignne
lsee and 1o"ss; diamond ornsllcnts. Mtsa Lul
va r n In A;h j.Ilf nil RftytU.
, 1876-05-26

Two men nnlned Martin, ftom Ypsflant, Mich,
and lladlcy. from tho same State, played hippo
droinlng wrestling. match in McCormck'B Hall lust
evening" A man namel Smtl. was referee. The
audience was very sparse, md the match wns
fraud from beginning 10 tho close, when It was
declaIcd draw, Martin having thrown ilaaiey
thrce lines In succession. 1twaa the thnncst thing
In the line that has been pus up thus far this se-
sQl.
, 1876-05-26

ap&ci1l Utspotch 10 1hs Tribune.
HIoux C.rr, May 20, h,-Grasshoprcrs have com.
menccl nytnK A cloud of them passed over unlon
County, southern uskota, yesterday.
SpsctaI Dttpotch to JAe Trttun4
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, May 25,-A Frenchmhn
named benjamin. Be1ner, aged 4B years, and for
tho paat thtrtcrn yeare resident OF this CITY, con.
mitlel suicide last Night by taking t.polxon xls
under temporary mental phcFratlun.
, 1876-05-26

Runs carnca-Sone. -.
F'Irst bass on crrors-St. Louie, b; Mutuals, 2.
Tlmc Of gamc-one hour aud fifteen minutes.
ATHLETICS AND LoU1svILLE-A REMARKABLE
GAMK-PouNTKEH lNNINds.
SperiaI Dx}asca ~ Tbs IFfounA. ..
F,tLADkLrMlA, May 23.-ro. Days was won
derfully. exciting gu,ilc. Onc thousand wcre pres
cnt. Ersord by Knight and Hall suyu IIast!ngs te
hEst run. a fou. mltee4 by Moyerlo and Dcylin's
two. .bnsrr gave Louisville their utttr run. linlrs
single hABer and zctt!elns two.Iaaer earned tbs
Athletics their asst run, and miss by Fnl1ncr
thele pthcr run. Darkness cansed t!Ia umpire to
draw the game. Ths cubs will pluy II over again
Friday.
, 1876-05-26
BILLIARDS.

PurlApELrAsA, May e5.--I}iliards tonight: Sex
ton, 400; G. Dion, llG. Wnuers average. 80.
Tic GaIne included run by the w!nnes of eS7-
never equaled in tho world. The result gives the
winner the highest run and highest average Ut tho
tournament.
DAILY, 100; B'osso,, e5A, Winners average,
Ii G.n,
, 1876-05-26
BOATING.
TIE FARRAguT CLUB,

The new boat -houss Of the Farrngut Doat.cl1b,
foot Of Thirteenth. street, will be thrown open for
the inspection OF The frends Of the organization
to-AorrUw evening. No especial preparations
hayy been 1nnIe, bit 1t 10 hoped that every nelntsr
will u present TN tho nccasf0 ana any others ILL
tcsrstsd In boating or in thls Club III particular.
, 1876-05-26
nRY f;0nlS SALES.

Nxw Yonx. May l.-phe sale Of dry goods OF
tho Atuoakcag Manufacturing Company, tho
Manmksag stSan cottoa company. a,,hsax e. ssa,x
" Field, Norr1s Feanef + Co., to.d1y attracted
an Immense eaaGpgsss al hpye1s flaR III ps1ts Of
the caputJr. !.
, 1876-05-26

WALL PAPER At REDUCED PRICES.
Parties about papcrlng will nnd I1ilger, Jcnkim
& Faxon. 231 State street. offering all tho new
styles wall paper mot an old second hand stock) a.
reduced prices. Don't buy until yon sec.
, 1876-05-26
THE GRAND JURY.

WHAT THE STAR CHAMBER DID YESTERDAY.
Far xava that arc concealed tho prcscnt Grand
,s 49,. Co,,.,. A.. T., ts commanded mi.
1"ry ot eooA Iounts -. " oe -.
Is not to be UNDERSTOOD III ceookea sense nat II.
cup}lcmetic way. The oldest bnruacle aronnd tho
,a,.s l.. orc- ,aw In. tbcn :, ncoplc vii, talk.
%v sv~ are mt tn h.eonc s,tcrs Of outxido knovl
r,rc, For instance. II leaked ont yesterday that
f.n,,.,r f,,rr,i.utoncra frnwfora Johrson. NcCaf-
t,a1 mi Iorrrvn, we,r in thu tails in couneciion
LII ronr. .Itcnse md InHnne Asv1um, and Fospit-
., rontyncta an there il fair proupecs that thosc
rentlrm.n VIII, he called upon 10 nlyaJ to IN tnlct.
Eehtlensh wa vs. ps.,s,,t's ~
ment' II eeems tnat II 10 tttao'a. t"t" W rHa."'
una Lightning. Nou smith tbaftholbnc" ~ mas
evidently done 30. Tho latter gentleman came
..,',,,'r. a.. ,x.n, 1I,r, i,,,,,,,tt, frnr,
GU w Ga.n'i"l LIN ~ So .nnt - ~ ~ snnsaf III fnurt
pahtthinent III ths estHs " A na"%1"1' % ny pc, n
!MooIc. y. enseT1 ~ ~ ~s n,1. MA" ~, .,a
llke the lFrGpleEhsn'a sst1a ~. puHn
anu rfrpatea " ses uomn VI nh,s t H.,s a a.'. - -
cfuoRcnesa ~ IT, 10 sna. II, '"' 81, M i,,ns ~
thc connt3 9nanes ms Hns :" ~ ~ ~ rs @ MneW ~
nbout fer1olats ihnnence anu Tne slniHt mayn o.
kcvcral Eonnty tyGoMHtssunstS' m stG a1p. tno EnHS EHS
oCCIped unt! tncy auJolsAcu, 81 -'-N Y, H. W!
details OF TUG expose WIN P19uaoJ appcar
IN the forthcoming pseeehtme9r; H!A tMIH,uloM{y
h0Wcxcr ~ nut very strong inc Jury WI prop
ably ait al! OF tic prcsent Week. fof thefo Pile
Of croukcancrs to Gc looked Into Cou,na'fsionsr
LoneIgan'S = connection Wlth the Eohhtt Honhe anu
other Affairs will need attention Ihere are runore
n1nt that are nut calculated 70 no aim any fpec,a!
EuUtl, and MayhAp not any harm. For instance
some one may come mp nnd say that ne ossua oolh
the buildings Oh Cuiihl street occupied BY the
IhH
, 1876-05-26

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TIlu.slay, May Is,
at tho rts!dc:c OF tho BRIDES parents, by tho Rev
Dr.. Il. Kohlc1 Joseph 1,c!feld and Miss Fanult
0rosamaH, boEa Of tI!e city. No cards.
, 1876-05-26
IT WILL PAY 70 READ THIS

II you rsmembcr 1t. and when you want any fir.
ntturc attp In and get onr caAh prices. We an
glad TO ultimate any way. Holton d nlldseth,
wholesale ind retail, 2o1 and 227 State st1ect.
, 1876-05-26

3y y. N. FOWLER u CO..
Acl!onteYs, .74 and .70 East MAdlson'sl
Regular sa1es Furniture every Wed'day and sstoa9
Tomorrow at o 80 a. n. b, sharp, VIC shAll oHefs
very largo l!uo Of
FURNITURE- s.u.
bath new and used, c0usIatnE Of n Tainus ,sn,ni.
tn1c, Also, Crockery,, G!a.s, and =. r. ""'' N'
II O'Clock 0Qt usual sale Ut
CARPETS
mtsnt and in sha roll. urussels 4nd ing snnai.,SaJ
lioeaMood Plano, two Organs, Empire pnit",r. psi
&c. Aiso, alsrge vassty Of new otdee suLne.o.e.
, 1876-05-26

Duchess Of Goodness Of Durham Lawn; roar
nssft tSa ill., yeasnG asoTgs Town sSa y ssSo @ lux
Lady Gnoslacsa bsh: roam COW; Years old; sHea
BY ,!sa pahs; to 4. i sttestoE; =, 20, o,a,
,lfsi +; nuke of HeTIod's Creek; to john Whit
IL: M esss"; Ut IN &C. sfs ss
:; sss! s ss,s:; :s sa
Bright Eyes Hth; icd COW; Il Ytais o,a; ,s st,sa
~ Apr!cots dloateri t. capt Il. G. hessdi'h'
BY x' xxRs o aSsdas:: "a q i'n ;aa eo sa
iitS b1ts y d 2te sa's'n e. tS" g. Ss: 90
b; nSa HI IS5s' Hnss i "a At?ae s 70 So
.fsa oS,a s, F.s Hs' S.tstd ~ jofs
p1s. Ro5Sa. Il, - q setsF T. jasseS. sSs';ss o
.ta iSP aSis sssps 1s;p ses iSsn e.;
r''s''ss;' WI :'e'ih e il: ae'ss';S; I'd ssSd'
Imp. Oxford Nea 70; roam: ycas qa; %;;,sn1. eree
& ;!;fS ~ y Duke of c'n''Rs' to E. )" 'ae0'4 90
1ota pets q Ssisls; tos. C. duncan s"''A'i''s'
S:. 1i;1,'s rss; ;,,t sss1s:, Z, "a; a sired by ''
ns'9a g. atsa rsxaod 81 u y T. ho1e Tani
pfinca Geneva I'd; red; r years CID; sired oy
Tho bih Duke OF uenaya; 70 Robert ssowAsl 'AA'
fmn' Hanger Prince j. red; ysars old;
sfea by Hanger; bred hyj. uonlton, AldsvaEth.
S9enIdik S3oIden Kill; sc1; year cid; sired by Proud
Dnkc; to John irwin; $9ao. -,,
Proud puko Of Atha; dark: roam yeaEltngi sired
Nv Proud Duke to IL. e. Ireland; 3lo5.
Dpks Goodness OF Pomona; red est oid
| OxtorI Mills, Iowa; 500. ,,
Duke Of sharon; rcd; year old; s!sed BY 81
Duks Of AlrdHe; - Janas keppal! Bon, Ian
| aplph, ILL., $3.50.
The Portland daily press., 1876-06-14
Which Shall Il Takee

This often serious question with the invalid He
finds the market flooded with proprietary medicine,
scores OF which are recommended certain cure for
his peculiar ament. He reads the papers, circulars,
and almanacs, and finds each sustained by plausible
arguments setting forth its virtues and specific action
The recommendations are as strong for for
other The cures claimed to have been wrought by
one are as wonderful as those claimed to have been
wrought by another. In his perplexity and doubt,
the fuferer is sometimes led to reject all, But it
should be borne in mind that tbs condition of things
IS one that cannot be remeded. In land where all
tree, the good-the truly valuable-must come into
competition with the vile and worthless, and must
be brought to public notice by the same instru-
perhaps the only absolute proof that remedy is
what It claims to be, is to try it. The stest of a
pudding is the eating Of it, "Prove all things, hold
fast that which is good is the apostolic injunction
There may, however, be stronger presumptive
evidence in favor of one remedy than there in favor
OF another, and this should be allowed its due
weight. due regard to this may save vast
amount OF experimenting and useless outlay of
money As presnmptive evidence in favor of DR..
Perces Family Medicines the Proprietor desires to
say that they are prepared by new and scientific
process by which the virtues of the crude plants and
roots are extracted without the use of particle of
alcohol Not particle of this destroyer of our race
enters into the composition of either his Golden
Medical Discovery or Favorite Prescription. This
consideration alone ought certainly to rank them
high above the vile compounds saturated with
alcohol, Jamaica rum, sour beer, vinegar, which
are everywhere offered for sale. Again, they of
uniform strength, and their virtues can never be
impaired by age. They are also made from fresh
herbs and roots, gathered in their appropriate
sesson WAen tney are nusn WIN meulclnal proper
ties In support OF these saims the following testi
mony is offered:
r. v. PIERCE. M. D.: NEWARK, NJ.
Dear Sr,-I have sold great deal of your excel
lent remedies, and prefer to sell them before Others
because they give good satisfaction to those who use
them. hear such remarks as ''Sage's Remedy
completely cured me; it is a splendid thng;;" or,
"Pierce's Discovery is just what wanted; L feel
better than 1 ever did" One of our celebrated
singers for Strengthening her voice. and says
there is nothing equals it, and so might give
scores OF remarks said about your preparations.
coiored woman was using your Discovery, and after
taking three bottles completely cured. She, be-
ing in the store, said to me, 81 don't want doctors
round me so long as L can get the Discovery; it
beats all your doetors.' And so might go on.
am, most respectfully, yours,
Oc29-ju9eodtw1w ATHA b. CROOKS.
The Portland daily press., 1876-06-14
Especial to the Press.l
RrTruswick Cnucua.

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BRUNSWICK, June 13.-At Republican eau
Gus today the following delegates were chosen
to intend the State Convention: Geo. G. Craw-
ford, Frank g. Jordan, S. B. Harmon, John FL.
Peterson, Isaiah Jordan, J.T.Purington, j. w.
Curtis, and the following to the Congressional
District Convention: Alfred Mitchell, BENZ.
Greene, Hon. Marshall Cram, E. D. Toothak-
er, John L. Swift 1. P. Booker The delega-
ton may be safely counted on to support Mr..
Reed for candidate for Representative to Con.
gress.
Recovery of Bradley's Body.
FRYEBURG, June 13.-The body of John j.
Bradley was found at o'clock this afternoon,
one-half mile from the shore, in thirty feet of
water and the same distance above where his
boat was picked up. He had removed one boot
and was most likely strangled in this attempt.
Although he had been in the water six days his
body had undergone no perceptable change.
Del Ames of Brownfield suggested this particu'
lar place to drag by noticing rising bubbles of
air coming to the surface. The funeral takes
place tomorrow at II a. m. f.
ITO the Associated Pressl
Serious Accident.
BANGOR, June 13.-Chas. e. Locke of Kit
terry, boy on board schooner Loella of Ports
mouth, Capt. T. R. Amy, fell from the main
topmast to the deck this afternoon, breaking
his right leg below the knee, fracturing his
thigh and breaking his right arm above the
elbow. He is in a very low condition and his
recovery is doubtful. He fell distance of
about eighty feet
Poor Fares.
EAsTPoRT, June 13.-Eastport fishing ves-
self returning, report failure on the Western
Banks. One vessel Just in usually bringing
six hundred quintals has only brought three
hundred