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TIE SILK
AND
DRESS GOODS HOUSE
WASHINGTON.
We invite the attention If the public 10 our I'M
-neDse assor Esut Of newest sty les
SUGMAE SILKS
GEEAADINES
OF all shades, IN Stripes and Plsias
LARGE stCcz BLACK eILh5 Of all celebrated
makss.
tiers
LACE sACQUEs and sHAwLs of the richest
eeEfgrs
ELK UMBRELLAS, fine HOSIERY, aud La
eies LIN n SUITS IN great variety, at less thsa
New York prices.
WOLFoRD q sTEILBER9,
slT nARkEI SPACE,
nyDn Third door from s.h street..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-13

SRA6CH STORE,
1908 r street, be-: nth ard 18th streets.
BRODHEAD d co.
iesH sSs Ps. svs.. bet. 9th and 10th sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-13

HATS HAToI
Fresh supply MACKIUAW RTRAW HATS
Silver Beaver and Silver Posrl o. ssinere ats.
Boys and Chldren's Straw Bats.
SIX Umbrellas, Ladies and 0entlernenhs
STINEHETZ-S.
mySO-tr 1897 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-13
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

SUMNER CL0THIsG ar sLAUaHr-
COATS. so, rs, 81, 81, and mp:
LINEN DUCK SUITS, IS. 90 aud IS;
CASslMEbE SUITS CHEAP;
BOYS LIHEE SUITS, 81 and up;
GAUZE SHIFTS, IS 50 TO 81;
STBAW hats AT YOUR ONE PRICE.
l9l4-l9l6 Ps. ave-, bet. 18th sRd 3lth sts.
JeS-tr j W sELBN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-05-12

The Lives Insured BY tho Society are carefully
selected In different parts Of North America and
Europe, furnishing. by this broad field of opera
TONS an additional and exceptional safety to the
Policy-holders. The assurances are made only on
the Mutual Principle. The Surplus Premiums are
returned annually to the Iasured.I
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IT PAYS

any smalt man who wishes to MAKE D, wear
on a email capital to commence la line / ulis.
mess. ROOFING is A SPECIALITY. There is one
in your county who carries on the business YOU
can learn it IN one week by studying our insuut.
tons, which send to all who ask Tor tutm. Any
man having 3lto capit, to stnrt with, can rur ha
enough material 10 roof three ordinary uses
The sum realized from SAFE and profit on this sup
ply. added to the regular pay tor lnbor as OF, r.
should amount to not less than taN. Al expert
man could easily do the work IN nine WORKING day
Two persons tf small means car ioia rogs e; t,
advantage one canv ast ing, while the her att nds
to the Work. Send for book OF In Il net j..
Gree il GU wri at once.J and stu " u. AS" FIR
terms. II you are unable 10 aivatCc II nlunry
present the matter TO the principal keeper iu
your place, and talk it over with him. lie | be
glad to iurnis the stock and divide the profit .h
you. We will guarantee the territory to The lrst
responsible applicant. Address. n. Y. SLATE
ROOFING co, Limited, Cedar ST., N. Y, and
mention Kennebec Journal. apr.7-4w
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ones offers of hospitality proceed from
ones self. However, Mr.. Humphreys
seemed calmly to ignore all such little
prejudices. He told Miss Newton what
she could expect by giving up the trip to
Paris and staying with us. He gave her
a description Of Box Hill and Mickleham
Downs which would have been worthy OF
the poet Thompson or of George Robins,
the auctioneer The girl, of course could
not promise but she was apparently well
inclined toward the proposal, and said she
would see what her parents said when
they came back from Edinburgh. All this.
be it observed, was overheard by the
young man sitting up in front; what he
thought of it can only be imagined, for
he maintained a morose and rigid silence.
CONCLUDED TOMORROW
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-05-12
HE NEW AMERICAN STORY
ACHSAH:

A Flew England Life-Study.
By REV. PETER PkNNOT. limo, cloth ISL so
The manly. wholesouled, and devoted young
clergyman is 10 fancy sketch Deacon Sterne, the
sanctmonious hy pocrite; the plain liking old maid
sister, the sneaking, spying aunt, lifc.like and
real. while the heroine ACHsAH is lovely cbarac.
ter, with whom the reader is in deep sympathy
These, with the various other characters OF the
story, coml ned as 10 produce book full Of
interest Fl ON lesinnir to end. ~ Ready at al
the Bookstores, and sent, postpaid OH receipt Of
price by the publishers.
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UNIVERSALLY
RECOMMENDED.

We have just received October, 1879 a commun.
and the testimony is universally in favor OF san.
ord's Radical Cure tor Catarrh. We believe there
never was remedy so popular wherever known,
and certainly we feel tnat never was more de-
serving Of praise. Founded upon correct scientific
principles and calculated by the most cOlDpshed
physicians to meet the severess forms of Caiarrb,
the cures made by it have not only been numerous.
but DO remarkable as to excite public attention and
cause the sale to exceed tentold that Of any similar
remedy ever before Compounded
While many are nxiOus TO make public their tes-
tmony 10 favor of the Radical Cure others and
among this number may be found MANY OF our most
+. spt cted citizens dislike to become publicly
ideL with 30 l0athsome di, case. Hence, in
the following case we are unable to give the name,
but are permitted to state the severity and cOndi.
tOn Of the case before an after using the Radical
Cure, and also that the gentleman occupies re.
sponsible office in one oil our State IN ttutons. We
quote:
used, although have no doubt il would be oil ben
eft to many now suffering have suffered; but
give you brief statement OF my case:-
"For two years have taken bromide Of
potsssa and bromide OF ammonia every day.
never passe \ iDgle night without getti Dg
up once or twice to ir . my throat from the
matter that had dropped into our ng ali this
time. SINGS taking The Radical Cure have
taken n poiassa O. a monia, have slept
soundly every Light without unessiness or
distress; not par icai of matter ~ droi ped
into my throat during sleep, and every symp.
tom Of . cough has left me-"
A wonderful result truly. all will cay, who know
or cn realize the extent and severity Of this case.
The gentleman has had eighteen bottles. This mu' t
satisfy the tcepti ;al that there great merit in the
Radical Cure. Its mode Of preparation is new and
original. Ignoring the Old practiccs and remedies,
DIR. Sanford seec ed new Held, and has demon
strAtrd his method to be the only proper aud never
failing treatment.
The following recommendations are from
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DRUGGISTS.

Who are competent witnesses to the work it Is
daily doing.
Sanfords Radical Cure has proved the best rem
edy for relieving Cataxrh. w. NJ. FELLOWS,
Haverhili, Mass.
am selling large quantities of your sanfords
Radical Cure. DIR. WENTWORTH,
Blddeford, Me.
Sanford's Radical Cure is having good SALE II
10 Just whatthc people have been wanting.
A NJ. GERRY.
So. Paris, Me.
have kept Sanford's Radical cure on hand since
Its trst introduction, and the sale and satisfaction
IN It's use have been unequaled by any other SINH.
lar preparation within my knowledge.
W. WILLIS. NJ. d.,
Reading, Mass.
have sold Saofords Radical Cure for a year or
more and it stands the test The beat Of any similar
remedy have ever sold. WILL ii. OWEN,
Mile, Me.
We recommend no other cure, and have no trou.
BILE 10 AelliDgN. LIP. EVANS 4 CO.,
Garland, Me.
Sanford's Radical Cure has given universal salts.
faction TO all my customers, and above all other
remedies is success. Eff CAREY,
Haven't !, Mass.
Sanfords Radical Cure sells well, and is very
much liked MRS s. p. WING,
Sangervile, Me.
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Premiums are received and Losses are paid In
cash only. Policies issued payable at the death
of the Insured also payable Ut the end Of certain
number Of years. Policies are also issued on the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-05-12
SAnFoRD'S RADICAL CURE

L. purely vegetable distillation and by nsufY,a.
ton taken up into the nasal passages, and also
liver and Kidneys. Under itr influence the System
immediately braces up and the first thorough dose
gives evidence that 1t is powerful and edectiv e
medicine. Give II a single trial.
Each package contains Treatise on Catarrb
and Dr. SaLford's Improved Inhaling Tube.
for ei.35. For sale by druggists everywhere.
WEEKS 4 POTTER, Boston, General Agents.
6Use SANFORD'S JAMAICA GINGER,-The
Delicious Family Medicine Tor cramps and pains,
colds and chills.
apr22 tlmW&S
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TONTlNE PLAN,

or upon the principle OF aceumulAting profits fol
definite periods which was first introduced by this
Society, and has been recommended and endorsed
by eminent experts in Life Insurance, and BY lead
ing business men. Forty -four per cent. has beer
earned and accumulated on the preniums paid or
sit Tontne Life Policies and forty per cent. it
Tontine Endowment Policies. issued within the lss
Eve years.
The Directors of the Equitable Life Assurance
Society represent exclusively the inteleets of the
Policy holders, and in presenting the Socety to no
tce they feei that it has strong claims upon public
confidence, because of the strict and CONSERVATIVE
principles by which its various Departments n
governed. In the assets and in the administration
of the Society, perfect security IL given for the M
ture which is of great importance to those depend
ing Upon their insurance policies tor the ultimate
support of their families.
No Life Insurance Company has such srgs an
nual transactions as the Equitable; none u more
prompt and just In its dealings.
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Nonresident Taxes

NONRESIDENT axee In the city Of Augusta
~ In the county Of Kennebec for the year
tate of nonresident owners, in the citv 81
Augusta. for the year 1875, in bills commit
ted to j. 8. Turner Collector Of said citv on the
9Th day of July, 1873, has been returned bv him
to me as remaining unpaid on the 7th day of April
1876, BY his certificate of that date and now remain
unpaid; and notice is hereby given that il the said
Treasury Of said CITY within eighteen months from
the date of the commitment of said bills so much
OF the real estate taxed will be sufficient to nav
the amount due therefor, including interest and
charges WILL without further notice. be sold at pub
lie auction at my office In Granite Block in said CITY
of Augusta, on Friday, the twelfth day Of January
1877, at O'clock in the afternoon.
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LEE a. SHEPARD,
Ajax Erauk lin Or Rnetnp
n agent Just cleared 500 first weeks selling the
Life and Labors of Livingstone.

this standard life of the VETERAN EXPLORER sold.
10000 more needed by the people. A book of
cheap. A royal chance Tor agents. For proof and
terms, address Hubbard Bros Springfield. Mass.
aprl3 4W
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DSYCHOMANCY o. SOUL CHARMING,
i How either sex may fascinate and gain the
love and affections of any person they choose in.
stanty. This simple mental requirement all can
possess free by mail, Tor 25c, together with mar.
riage guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams, Hints to
Ladies, Wedding Night Shirt, &c. A queer book.
Address 7. WILLIAM CO., Pubs. Phila. apr2'.4w
"TAc grrGsesS .v'sr~I since UseSe Tenss
labiw'
SAYS the Boston Globe Of
, 1876-08-07
II. G., CAULFIELD.
BoNR POINTS IN HIS RkGohp.

CuloAao, Aug. 4.-Thosu who know you In.
Guiding tho writer hereof, credit you With honesty
and disposition to do Justice ut all times to polt-
Ical oppoacnts. no matter how pronounced may b.
your hoalillty to theit Views.
May !, therefore, ask you to correct some ial.e
CHARGES auatlu against Congressman Il. @. Canl-
ue,di Yons paper assert4 that to left his country
during tho War aud removed 10 Mexico; and 1t
alleges init ho said ho did not want tn live under
iii Abolition Government. It 10 surprising that
your columns should 10 uasd to rcc!rcu.atc t!ese
utterly uat1unted stateWents. aines they had
When Mr. CanlAeld was running t0t Eongtees IN
1871, AO made y spereh In Cvnlral Hall. thn sub
Tns TRIBUNE. In which 4s 4ail: ~ That he did
not leave hi4 country during shs War; u that he
nuYet took up blu residence In Mexico. and never
contemplated doing 80; ~ that he went 10 Mexico
on professional business for cens atteE tho Rebel.
, 1876-08-07
STAND UP, SAM
HOW ABOUT THIS MEETING rou ATTENDED, IN
1H{14

Special coyYefpondtncs af Ths Tribune.
MEHporA, ILL.,, Aug. 4.-Whllo reading THE
Tn,HuNE with interest, especially Its criticisms
on tho record Ut Mr. Tiltlel, thought 1t might
10 Interesting to your thousands Of readers to
spe1tl . short ttna with tte Presidential u.s.
,,lsant In 1S9l,-a tLtnu when loyal men from
cycry part Of the country were lca1Lng lon,o
aud friends, haatcning to tho field to defend tho
flag Of our common country, against which tla
Democratic purity wofo marching, determined,
II possible, to trail It In tho dust, chained To the
Ncbcl cur uf Secession.
Only q few weeks after South Carolina had
formally seeded trutn tho Union, q Democratic
,l,ass-conycntion was called In New York City
to forcstall the Government fn tts effort to put
down the Rebellion. The Convention WINS Ut
tended by thc leading Democrats OF tho ssatc,
prominent among whom was Samuel ]. Tlltlcn
Latur, Jan. 81, 1861, State Convention was
held at Albany, Of which Samuel ]. Tildcn was
one OF tic Vcs-Presidcnts, and occupied scat
on tue platform, thus giving his public sanction
to the proceedings aud speeches Of tlat Conyen.
ton.
The hrst speech was magic by Horatlo soY-
mour, afterwards DcmoeTat!c candidate for
President. This was afterwards published by
the 8tate Central COMMITTEES as campaign
document In 1863, We quote from that speech,
to which Mr, Tildcn gave his willing assent:
The condition Of our affairs forces upon us the
alternative OF compromise ur civil wnt. Let "
contemplate the latter alternative We ase Advised
by thu conservative 6tatoA Ut Virginia md Ken.
aunItsa South. 1t would b. On act Of folly md
madness N ontesing upon thi! coItest to a'ider1ate
dsg!aca Of 4ofaat Ii m tagtortous uarfart. Let
as also see u successful coercIon BY tho North IL
ss4 than succaaAfu1 secession by tho
6outh bhal! we prevent revolution By being fore-
most In oyetthtowlng the principles OF our Govern
tnent And 81 that lnakcs 1t valuable 10 people,
Another popu.a. Democratic speaker, James
, 1876-08-07
POLITICAL.
Preparations in Washington
for Campaign Routine
Work.
The True Inwardness Of the
Systematic Defamation
Of MIR. Cullom.
1mnortant Detection in the
Ranks of the New York
Democracy.
The Hon. Dewitt @. Littlejohn
Will Support Hayes and
Wheeler.
a Very Hard Nut for Even
Copperhead Jaws
to Crack.
Tilden Encouraged Secession and
Opposed Coercion in
1861.
Slippery Sanuel's Views
on the Question OF
Resumption.
The Visit Of Five Hundred Indian"
ians to Gov. Hayes.
A German Democratic Paper on the
Unholy Auti.Repnblican Alliance
in Illinois.
william A. Wheclor's Valuable
Service to Poor Farmers.
Slippery Sanauel's Views
on the Question OF
Resumption.
The Visit Of Five Hundred Indian
ians to Gov. Hayes.
A German Democratic Paper on the
Unholy Auti.Repubican Alliance
in Illinois.
William A. Wheclor's Valuable
Service to Poor Farmers.



Special Dttua,ch to 17e Tribune
w.eu,vorny. II. G., Aug, 0,-Rcltable in
~.'s.,a.' 49, ,,ao. ,,oniro1 Lor, NJ rom1t.oncca
1oEn'Ae'oi' i.a1 p'eu 49,. n.s.. w.. ~
Of money from NC" 1ofK ucmoe1"Is py .,'e
leaders OF the Democracy in Maine to MD In the
coming contest, AIr. Tildcn evidently knows
tl..,, ai,o,t +1,o vo+cra ~ IN. 1,nn-Trco State
l.tt'e ao1us .lo 'as ,t,.. ,ho,, ~ ~
ana mas oeen n'ous W oeliese .aut 'A'' "'o t''
sale like hss New York constituents
GEN. John FOSTER,
mr. ,3,,,ater IN Mcx;co, has received fur1oucl,
~. e .,,s ,rnn,, In ,rorosoa N ,,oss +,
LOT shrce Iao"tlls' "nte1. Nv popoeea " rase -
lndiana advancing the lhtercb1s ol tne nepun-
lean party. TIC Is intimately acquainted with
Indiana no]ttics, and hc feels confident tliat
11,r-.ao, s,li ho o1ertcf1 Govcrror.
A"'1 1''o'' -. .... ~ ~, ...,-xs.o ~, 49,,
TUE fAaNh4S@i fh"on'
One Of the things Which both Houses OF Con
gress want to do, but Which neither hardly darcs
in i'll its fullncss. One Of tho large items OF
expense in tt,c approaching CANVASS will be- the
millions viii probably bc mailed! from this city
luriur the 1lcxt three mouths. The Republic
ans viii establish their Headquarters for the
distribution OF documents as soon u Congress
adIour1ls In the Sonnte fotl!ng-roo,n, while the
Democrats will, In like 1natitler, tnkc rosBeE-
siou Of tho House fuld!ng.rOoIn, and, Il
followed, ttis men and material employed by
each Coa,nittco viii bo paid for out ii thr co,l-
tluecnt funds OF tho respective Houses. hfuny
Of The REPRESENTATIVES to whom has been assEE-
Cd the duty Of preparing campaign documents
layo completed them, uild BY unanimous con-
sent hayo
ALREADY PRINTED THEM
, 1876-08-07
CULLONI.

e,,,,on'n'1 u'q' Its1'''e ~ nu'. ~ Ts.o,, H.
of"i"dtis1n, A'''s 4A"e' o'-ne neq"e"s m
tcrsals NltAlh the past 1cW months tle 8peciats
from this city to thu Chicago Tin.ss and St.
Louls N<nublicau 1nvc rontninch hints. tur.
rrstiops nnd tr,r,.,',oes @ % "~s,nst , ,,ra,nnont @
Hrn1;.,s -, ,,I. "t.,' ~, a,n. Vn. w.. ,''.'s',
fepaolieaha VI tEls clty alld stats, but liiufa
particularly nit'cd ut tho llon. 8. N.
Cullom. 1.attcyly these have taken n slnpQ
Indicating tho er,stcurs ~ dce,,.aoa,rd
downrtoh, ,n.,Ia,,It,' ..,rsn,, ~. ~
',. o".tls"t h!aus'Hty toWas4s tle IT,
pnpltcah candidate Tor Governor. Illcse
Ia reason for tho belief that the dispatch which
appeared in tho TInts of Friilay Inst Under tfatc
Of Washington, and purnortlu: to exc ont az.
eoANtor WAaons story betoro this House COM
m!ttcc OIL tho whisky trials With guesscs, specu.
, 1876-08-07
went to work witt, will, and in the course OF

went. to work with a will, and in the course OF
tinle E,cca1ne happy and prosperous people.
Such acts Of tisintercsted Kindness could not
tail to be appreciated, BY these people, and,
tonali.y, and differing from him In political
icns'mcnt, vet they, becamc his ardent support
eIs 'u The campaign which resuated IN Mr.
Wl!ec3cr's elctto,i to the Rtate Legislature The
following ycar, which event may hc regarded a.
Tho commencement of political career which
las eliminated In his being the second choke of
the penple Of great natEon to preside oreF its
ucst1nes.
air. Wheeler could have done otherwise than
he &ld. by literally carrying out the instructions
Of tllofe whom hc represented, but lia kindness
Of heart and cxact scnse nf Justice Induced him
to esponAc tic cause Of the popr and oppressed
people, In the face Of resentment and dlsappro.
batfon Of his employers, and without AIRY other
hope Of reward than that Which tho conscious
ncss Of having done good action Invariably
turc Of tho man for tho high office Of Vice
President Of tho United States; and that tho
approaching election In Nosen. .bcr will rattfy
his nomination by nu overwhelming majority
over all opposition for tho position to which he
aspircs and SO juatly merits, there cannot be
tho shadow Of doubt.
, 1876-08-07
OUR NEXT PRESIDENT.

EIGHT CARLOADS or CITIZENS or INDIANA PAY
A'vIslr TO GOV. HAYES.
Hi.pasch 10 cIncinnaH kasette.
co1uMnus, O.. Aug, a.-Ohto aud Indiana
ilrG. n,,p, tons sn.',,'a :" 49,, .,a Won,,,'1tc
1t WALLS 7:3o y. H., when lung train Of eight
passenger yars, loaded 10 tho brm With gallant
Hsuuhicans from the IIoosIcr State, rau,e roll
.ssnaon .,.., t,aa u',1, 1,,u nd ,ntn thr In.
ll'e over u1o 'an.tiauso ''ue ~" '..o s.s .,.' u
pot; from hence tll' boya m.feieu up 'Ato tne
town, l,emled by our nof'1c Cadet Band, great
rrtw,l following, y,,.l Il great multitude lining
~, wov Thcr, wrrr lso me,, In brilliant uni.
r r," Fam I",,,annns. mid morc than i0o cit
@ suna fr,',,' ' , sstrr Stnts' Afit.r nrtakn VI
atn !s,,.a a. - III tt Sn,rrI.n1, Lin Ivrs Esrt
sapIGI ~ ..ie ~ .h;s ln,nns o,M ,n,,rr III,
na saotaiitt ~ ~ ~ cai.t Rau, md ...,nrt drum
,I.s III iItSI' strrnt 'rrsrntint, m ri."
9.r. anna n ra,,r. md NJ iffurcnt piaccs alUn
.mG ~" Ill.,. " 1ietht asr.. rnn IL hn InsantInn
thn tinres i;icc Clnb, under the leadership OF
, 1876-08-07
DISCAHDING TILDEN.

THE HON DE WITT e. IiTr1 yjoHN DECLA ARES fon
n.rEs n, -. 4sP 99,E, wnzshna. ~;
The ron. Dr. viii d. Iitt1cinln In. tus. m.
, ana ~" ~ ~ t.,ns ..r ''ao ,a! 1aes t',, IT,
nouncea III q icttcF III 1f'eua, nave !uly
easa but @ nSs Ses iap9 se M aaa 'SR %see @ rs'f Th
conc,uston nj Nr. Titt1c,ohn fs not surnrisinr
whc, II "a cmlerc ti,a. h. "a n,nonr ~ thc nv
Ma Mn.a WI. ~ a"nata ~ .hs - .. In,a ~"
te non a York ees oraasa 10 a H. Is nnDs If
rttcr1v unat IN hc prest1cnt ~ Tho 11n,tcd
".ss ~, 49,. .,,s.tt- .1
oea.es' ootu Ie,oie .Ie nonlna,aon s,.o, aae
earnestly expressed his opirfon OF that fatal
move of thc Democracy. Among otl,cr things.
Ia sr,1 thn+ N. nom}natfon ri T;1,cn mcnnt
M ti,at IN HIVES @ wonid earry New York bv 4oon
majority, aud should mean It, When. the next
after Hendricks -"unccrtoiu, cor, and hard to
nlcosc ,,-..hal pot n. sccond n1oce m tho tick
sos t"1 neeot4a p'a.o ~ ~ t'sn
", Joan hel'y mace hia "aS TO 1he p.atlotm 10
cat Ills appointed dish Of crow, gentleman Sit
ting noxt to Ltttlciohn asked, "WEat Is Kelly
going to do nowl" Lttt,ciohn answered.
~ a tone aoa Win q manner that
showed bis d!sglst With the whole
thing, "Hho cau te1l1 Swallow this
dose, I supposc, for he r,,st.n Thc,, tho qucs-
The e answer m was 5 ouck ind uclsiye; "WGat can
1 .s,Is nt IN With aye uways i ce. doyoted
caunot support Tlldcn with iny lcart,-I viii
ink to The ilepubiiyap marty where YOU rlsht-
fmijs, kc,orr1,, IT" anawarcti Ia thn effect fLnt
l,c would, finder tho circumstances, glally do
sn IN tEe cvtont ri henrtIty s1nDortinr II;aycs
a1h o1low "uGS''f ,m In do ' so withat person. %
II t,,triif,ttnn anil ha wns aas,,r,j
, 1876-08-07

PROPOSALS for Stationery.



SUPERINTENDENT dr. FrALrr PROPERTY,
MADtsoN, Wjs, July III, 1875.
Notico Ia hereby gYcn pursuant IN Chapter of tho
laws of Wisconsin TOR tIo year is7a. that sealed
proposals. Will bu received At This office W TO noon Of
The lfkt hny Of September, l87G for flrn!anR tho
State Of Wisconsin With this necessary AtionGt for IT.
nsnK n Is ss a,s: Saaus III Of
enc, eisss rcqufIc viii ho furnished 70 I'll pelsons
airing bid. application 70 this occ, either pr.
H1Ray BY letter. All stationery 20 correspond with
The TT npsSfo5 @ m M n ths qSs
# Sie opety 4 N N I.p G.psG ~, n
Tha stationary IA divided into four c1asaes 4. D. e
and D. and stnratG sealcu bid must 10 nhuo FOR t&cl
ess f9o I'd S y q s S9
s e.sss 4 3nam!as Each lia mast Se accompanied by
bond To lid State OF wisconsin In the penil aun OF
two thousand dol1ars executed by ee Bidder a. rflH'
cpat and by At lent two eatlaftctofy sufCtea. c0nu'
eax ot o tic ian tes s iii nd tSe eoasrsst saescd
Into ptisncu thcrc0f. Tho sarttles sAa atthch 70
q ndnfse sali ohd their Qualifications 10 tho effect
that they each wuyt tho sm!n Of four thousand
dolazn and above ail dehs liabilities and sxeP.
rrtnsed blank bids and bonds vii! bc furnished upon
application to thts 1llca.
1he cont!acs will be awarded IN zach ciaas 70 tho
lowest bidder n 3hat class who lal1 furnish security a.
sb,yo Indicated satisfactory 70 thu Of
doing business IN tho 6tate Of Wisconsin, II hs bid shall
be ~ low ~ that Of any other bidder Ia tat Glass; not
dolnE knblNcss IN this State Of WIseondn. ..
Tbs supufl1endent of Public Property hereby re-
the Right ts reject any Ill bids uadu BY ysuc
ANDREW SEXTON,
superintendent ot Public Property.