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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-28

"A Correspondent in upper Merton
asks US how TO hive bees. This i a sub
jet we have never gwen much study
but We should suppose the safest way
would be 10 wait until the bees are asleep,
and then 20 around aad pick EN- 10, one
by one, with pair Of tOngs and drop EN-
into the hive. Great care should be tax.
en- to drop 'em in geatly, 50 as not to dis
turb their slumbers, for a bee suddenly
awakened has mere courage than an Afri-
can lion, and also more danger in its tail.
-Norrist0Wn Herald.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-28
IN BANKRUPTCY.
STATE OF MAINE.

10 the ComnNooEcrs for he county u OrGOrd
The undersigned, citizens OF the Town OF Hiram,
m .1id JOuuty. respectfully represent that a
County road Was located about three years ago
IA the towns Ut Denmark amt Hiram in said
County, beginning near the dwelling house OF
WIN. iican On Denmark Aforesaid, thence north.
crstcry 20 tAc town way ia said Hiram leading 10
u. dwelling house OF Thomas M.Lry; amt nuther
represent that public convenience and necessity
require that the location OF ~aid oUuty Dad should
Uc altered and changed, beginning az the south.
rrly end of the road lately bu.lt by the inha5.
liant, OF D,umaik, on the towns Lac Of said
u, nmafk and Hiram, amt thence running south.
rriy los Tie Dish pond. " on Tic farm ui the late
Alexander BraEicr % The village ON the ca-t side
If SaCo River, kuowu rs tiatch CO,ner--wc there.
fore pray that your Honorable Court may exam
o. said Ioutc, and make aud establish such alter
atiOns AMI locations as you NAV deem proper.
CALEB X AVER \ 81 oihers.
Hiram. \oy. l. 1871.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-28

-"Well Pat, said an indulgent mas
ter to his coachman, VINO had Just been
describing the glories Of a St. Patrick's
Day dinner "was your appetite stated ?''
Stated, Is IT, yer Honor? Shure. an it
wasn't. It had to shtand up along wild
myself most Of the time. "-Ncw York
Commercial Advertiser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-28
S25. $50. SlO0. 5000. $500.

The reliable house Of ALEX. FEoTWNGH,N &
Co, No. l. Wall street Nrw York, publish =
hinl some 81 ght page weekly paper, called the
Weekly Financial Report, which they send free TO
any address f. addition Ga large number Of
able editorials On financial and business topic. 10
contains very iull and accurate reports 90 c snics
and -tludiug- of every bond, stock 1ud security
dealt In at The stock ENrhapZc err hpuil.d by
Eastern hnaUcicrs aud capitalists Nc~si. Ftpih-
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experience and tried integrity In a,!liiiuu 10
their stock brokerage business they -'ll hnt are
termed privileges or 'Pui, anil Calls" now
one Of the favOritc methods OF lcgt.mA To- sItcula
ton. Their advice d very valuable, and Icy FOL
lowing Il, thousands OF people have made for
tuncs.-lN. y. Metropolis. mayIgIy
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ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES

la Small Wares, Fine Watches, 4 Diamond jew.
olry \ Large Stock OF JcWelry ~ one dollar each
article. hnoN's - improved Putting Machine 80
Ecs. Leather Belts Juc. Coin SILVER Tsmbles 25c
Linen Playing Cards 2Jc. RcVOlvc p 20. sig
nal Service storm Glass and Thermometer. 81 %
Free by Mail or Express. Send Postage stamps
fog amounts less Than one dollar Circulars FEE
Agents Wanted. EXCELSIOR ORNAMENT Co,
.U.s sfoatlwav New York
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-28

waited much more generally than it is, by
all who have a spare rod or two to devote
to tn. L. Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-28
CAST0RIA.

is pleasant, and perfc,; substitute 10 all cases
for CpStor oil. Cas;oria b. The result oi 600 old
PHYSICIANS effort 90 produce, tor hi- OWL practice
an elective cRthaTiic, p'casau; 20 the taste and
Tree trail gripping.
Dr. ~amuc. Pitcher. OF Hyannis. Mas succeed
CO in combining without t1c use OF alchvhol. a
pur-sjivc sEcut pleasant % take O., honey, and
which possesses an the desirable properties OF
Castor O.i.
Iti. l,! pied 60 all ages but Is especially recon-
nleudcd 60 mother o.. rt,iahlC pwyiy for 1l
disorder, OF TIE stomach aul bowels OF children.
l. g. crltlIn agreeable, absolutely harmless, and
cheap. ]; ,houlI tc used fpr wlud collie, sour
stomach, worms. c'stve1eS', group. Re Then
children can -lr, o. and mothers may rest.
J. T. Ro-, = Go o. Dr' ST. New York. are The
-o.c prcpalcis OF ta-i"fi1, aitcv ur. Pitcher =
rcccipc. -cpiY-im
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
Gilmore, Smith & Co.. successOrsto chip
man, Hosmer Il Co.
Patent. procured !u al couutr rs. w ice- M
advance. W charge ior services until patent -
granted. Preliminary examinations frce. our
valuable plugphiei sent free upon receipt 30 stamp
Address, ell MORE, SMITH \ CO,
Washington, u. c.
AIEENIS ~ PAY, BOUNTY. sc.
Federal On.crr-, soldier, aud sailors cot the late
war, OF th,.r heirs. are Ia many entitled 20
money from the Government which has been
found % be due since hnsl payment. Write iul
istory of service. and statc amount OF pay and
iountt received. tyriIhrtt,- ot AcIUtIut General
L. =. \, showing service aHd honorable discharge
tlcr.ttom. ia place OF discharges l'-t, procured
tor "a small fee. Enclose stamp 90 Gilmore \ Co q,
sad fall reply, w.,b blank, will be sent free.
PESSIoNS: PENSIONS!
All Federal Oriccr-. Soldiers and sailors wound-
cd. rupiurcd, or aj4rc o. ,hc line ul duty iu The
latewar, and disabled thereby, can obtain a pen.
sion.
Widows. and minor children OF Ouccrs. soldiers
ard sailors, who have tded since discharge, Of
I'D ,ease Coutrar4cd, or wounds and iuiurie, re-
e. ID
cure pensions. 10y addressing GILMORE x co.
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The YelIow Ccntnmr Imminent

is adapted 90 thc tough skin, lcsh and muscles OF
horses and animals. Il has performed more wen
Jrrful cures 90 SPAWN, Splsln. Sweeney, W md
gals, Scratches and genera, LamencS>, than all
other remedies in existence. Read what the great
ENPrcs,mCu say Of 10;
"NeW York, January, l>5t.
"Evcry owner of horses should give The Cen
taur Lin.mout a TRIAL. We consider 10 the best
article ever usel in stables.
ell. MARSH, Sap't Adams TX. stables, y. y.
"E. PUIrX. Surt 4 = IN. Stthle-, y \.
"ALGKEr 5. OLiN, >np's Nat. IL. Stables, y. y.
Montgomery, Ala, Aug. T., 1876.
"Geuilcmcn,-l have u-t-i over one gross ot
Cculauy I.iuimcut, yellow wrapper, on the mules
OF NV plantation, besides dozens uf the family
1 inuutut iI! ms negroes. ] want tn putca tse it
30 the wholesale ptice, aud Viii thdnk Won to ship
mc ly Savannah steamer one gross 81 each kind.
Ncs.r-. :. T. stewart n Co, vii. pas Your Dill On
pre-, NATION. Erspecty, JAMES brown
Tho best patron OF this Eminent are FauicrS
aaI Veterinary Surgeons lthrIls sail Wounds
.tuI Poi!-EVil, removes SWriiirgs and is Wo;th
millions of dollars % Farmers, Llvtry-incu, stock
growers, sheep rtstIs. aui those tav,ag horses
CO.. cattle What q Farr cr cannot do FOR so The
C,utgur Iiuimca. VIII iu lor 80 tulin- cost.
These i.iuiulCu e. are WATT an;Cd hN the PROF. r.
cturs, aud q bottle viii oc given % ans Farmer on
Physician who desires 90 test ;hcm. sold every
where.
Laboratory Of j. D. ROSE * co..
o. Dry ST, NEw YORK.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-28

White. for the Humaa Family.
Yellow for Horses and Animals,

These Liniments are simply the wonder OF the
world Their effects are little less than maxwell
Gus. vet there are some things which they wilinot
90 They will not cure cancer or mcnd broken
bones bat they will always allay pain 1hey nave
.traichtcncti fingers. cured chronic rheumatism OF
many years standing, amt taken the PAIN nom
ttrrible burns aud sc1lds, which has never hetn
done by any other article.
The White Liniment is for the human lemi-
Is. Il win drive Rheumatism. Sciatica and Neu'
mlgia from the system, cure Lumblgo, ChIil-
biains, Palsy Itch ami most Iutaneous ErupuOns;
q extracts fro-t from frozen hands and icet, AMI
the poison of bites aub stings Of vcnomous rep
t,cs &c subducs swe,linss and aileyiates pam OF
every kind.
For spraius or bruises it is the most potent rem
ely ever discovered. The Ccntaur Limment l.
used with great efficacy for Sore Throat, Tooth
ache. Cakcd Breast, harachc ard Weak Back -
The following is bur sample OF numerous testi-
m0uisls:
"Indana Home, Jca. Co Ind, May IS B.
think IL my duty 20 inform You that have sui
fierce! much " iih swollen feet and cords. | have
not been free from the sweiiing- Ia eight years
Now am perfectly we'll. th3uSs % the Centaur
Luimeut. This Lin.meHt ought 10 he applied
warm. HtNJAMiN bHoN n
The proof IS in the trial. Il Is reliable, IL Is
handy, IL t. cheap, and every family should have
10. To the sick and bed-T!tdcn, the halt and lame
20 the wounded and sore, We say, "Come and
be healed"
10 the posr and distressed who have spent their
money Tor worthless Incidence, bottle OF Ccniaur
LiGiuUeni viii Doe given without "uargc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-28
Maine Steamship Go.
Semi-Weckly Line To New York.
Steamers Elesnora and FrancOna

OtOdHHOTS LIVcWUId oHd dVNU'''"
Will until further notice leave frsatiin Wharf
Portland, every MONDAY and THU ASDAlt
York, every MONDAY AMI THURSDAY az 4
L. NJ.
The Eleanora Is a new steamer, Just hu!ltioi tb.-
route, ami both she ard the tranconls aye cited Up
with fine accommodations for passen GER making
this the most convenient and comfortable route ioI
travellers between New York end Maine. These
steamers will touch AZ ' ineya Haven duringtht
summer months on their passage 10 and from Nc"
York.
Passage in State Room 500, meals extra.
Goods forwarded % aud from Ph.iaiy.rhia'
Montreal, Quebec, -. TOhn and all parts of Name.
So ight taken at the lowest rates.
Shippers are requested TO send their neighl 70
the Steamers as early as {. Z. VI. on days they
leave Portland. For further information apply 10
HENRY FOX, General 4 gent, Portland,
J.F. JAMES, Ag't Pier IS r. r., New York
Tickets and state rooms can also be obtained a
p Excha re Street. iulv21U
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The Little Rock
and Fort Smith
r A IL w A Y

ya CD 12 So ~ ia SB
Farming Lands, Grazing Lands, Fruit Lands, Vine
Lands, Coal Lands, Wood Lands, some Prairie
Lands, Bottom Lands, and Uplands, on terms Ia
suit the purchaser. Six per cent. interest
on deferred payments. Ten DER cent. discount
for cash. For full particulars maps and pamph-
les apply to w. ID. SLACK, Land Commissioner
Little Rock, Arkansas.
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PERSONAL

This New York Tribune says that Ms. schcll
at Saratoga "su,ilal Ike tbs whole Mcditssra. =
mean Sea, from Joppa to Gibraltar"
The Naw York World wants to hare Wagnss's
tetsalo2y produced In, Now York, and suggosts
Theodore Thomas ~ = dt man to undertake the
work.
Mr. George ". chi,ds, proprietor Of the Ph1lA.
delphia Lfdgsf, entertained Mr Murat Ha1steaa, Of
the Cincinnati Commercial. Al dinner Wednesday
evening.
+ Ml4a Smiley, tho preacher, IL writing y ''Com.
meRtazy on tho Itfo Of JOSHUA" which already
dlla 800 pagea. Her secretary aAys he cannot tell
what It il all about.
MIR. Frank Potter, tho American Conspl At Mar.
soEes haa pleaded hls privilege ~ representative
Of tho United States in bur Of acttons for debt
brought aga!nst him.
The German music teacher In Daniel DeroadA Ia
the Eattslcal counterpart Of = famous composer.
lIis longing for tho wldsp!ng horizon IL decidedly
In Waxucr's best vein.
Mr, David 6lnton's proposition 10 construct and
give to tue City Of Cincinnati forum and soetgu,a,
lksing received no encouragement from Tho City
Government, hks been Withdrawn
Tho Interior notices &hat tls expensoa OF costega-
students aro In proportion to thu endowmsnta Of
the Institutions they attend. Thus II costs $500
per anaum tp at&sua 4 500, QUO Institution, aud
81 ooe pss AuaHsn v skaAx 1t u, ooo, 900 ans1i'
, 1876-09-08

The Congressional canvass in the Fourth
Illinois District has resulted In the develop
mont of great amount Of bitterness aud
auimosity between the friends of Mr.. LATE.
Rop and Gen. Hun1pur, tho rival candidates
for nomination. Tho strong opposition
among prominent Republicans OF the Dis
trict to the return Of Gen. HuR1DuT for an
other term In Congress has been met by the
most stubborn determination on the part OF
his supporters to force d ranonina-
ton at whateyor coat to the par.
~ in the ahape Of divisions and
disagTeemonts, md, as appears by the pro-
ceedings OF tho Convention yesterday, this
determination has beon persisted in even to
the extent of o refusal to abide by the will
Of the majority. The HunIpur men, find
ing themselves outvoted, withdrew from tho
Convention, which thercupon proceeded to
nominate Mr. LATunor. It is earnestly hoped
that tho breach 1uay bo healed at once and
tho Republicans Of the Fourth District
brought together once moro In harmony.
This Is no year to frittcr away tho advantage
Of , strong minority in personal strife on nc
count Of the SUCCESS or defeat Of any partio.
ulAr candidnte.
, 1876-09-08

but tho bread Afr. tr11DxN cast upon tho tur-
bulent wn.ora of Democratic politics returned
10 him hundred fold In tho honors that
worc shortly after heapcd thick upon his
bend. Moro recently, with tho caro- md dis
crimiuation of scientific theory OF charity,
Mr. TfLpEx hos changed tho etroam where l,o
casts his broad, and 1t ia very generally be-
lievcd that he has sent whole hogshead Of
money into Indiana. Such opeu-handed
benovolonca'i rs this certainly ought
not to 90 unrequitcl. It ia oven
believed that afr. Tr1pxN, following out his
scientific principles Of bcnovo1ence, hos in
dicatod how this money shnll be distributed
That unfortunate class Of notnatlic monads
known as " "tramps," who lavc bocn appeal
ing to the tender mercy Of tho Indiana farul-
ora by robbing their hon-rooBts and rayish-
Ing thoir daughters, aro to DO colonized With
The aid Of hlr. TupEN'a charity fund, and nrc
to DO given permanent employment with
light work aud good pay until aftor election.
Gould KEp1En, NEWTON, PnHsT17, or La
voiBtkn havo applied scientific principles to
, 1876-09-08

Incidental to the proceedings for IN in-
junction to restrain tho Board Of County
Commissioners from executing the Court
House stone contract, tho financial condition
of the County Government is in fair way
to be thoroughly aired. It is tho interest Of
the Ring Of Commissioners, contractors, and
go-betweenB to mike 1t appear that tho
Treasury Is fair1y bursting with money and
bonds, ind that the construction Of Court
House costing from 9s, 900, 600 to 95, ,00o, 900
is actually needed in order to relieve the
plethora- This is the impression to bo de-
rived from the affidavit Of Commissioner
HOLDEN and the argument of County-At-
tornoy RouNTnEE, but upon closer e1alninn-
) ton very different showing is made
VIZ: thnt thero is no fund in the
Treasury with which to pay for building
Courthouse, that tho ta1-coIlections are no
moro than sufficient 10 mcct current expenses,
aud that it will be necessary to run IN debt
for tho entire amount to bo expended on tho
Court-IIouso. Judge FAnwEL1. holds that
tho proof Of fraud IN tho part OF tho majori-
ty in tho Boars1 in the award Of the stono-
contract is not such as to justify the grant,
ing Of an injunction, and TINT the fact Of M
agreement between tho city md county at,-
tloritiea which the latter lavo violated fur
nishos no ground for judicial interference;
but the financial question is ono Of far more
Importance, and upon its decision by tho
Court will depend the result OF the injunction
proceedings. judge FARwEnn has taken this
branch of the subject under adviaement, for
further examination and proof.
, 1876-09-08

Gov. T1IDEN Inns recently had occasion to
bring himself bafore tho people in a uew
Of Charities" at Saratoga the other day,
mesting contemporaaooualy with the Asso-
ciatlon for the Advancement OF Social scioncc,
and GOV. T11pEa, In the capacity Of "Chief
Magistrate Of the State Of Now York." as he
put 1t, and Of courso not as the Domocratio
caaditlate for President, WAS GU hand with an
elaborate address Of welcome, in which ho
particularly counse1ed tho application OF the
sumo scientific investigation to the subject OF
charities which has already boen ap-
, 1876-09-08

The reception Of CAM scuuaz by his fel-
low-country1non in Chicago moro than real-
lied general expectation. He was vel
comod by thouBands of our German-An
can citizens, and the great auditorium ut
Mccormick Hnl1 waa far too ssnall to contain
the people who desired to be present and
l:Bten to the speech OF tho celebrated orator.
1Go spoke In German, discussing tho iu,por-
talt questions Of Administrative reform md
finance in manner that appealed with pe-
culiar force to tho intelligence Of bis audi
tory. The Ger,nans In Chicago are especial
ly sound on tho currency aud oivil-aervico
reform, and their enthusiastic reception Of
Mr.. souunz and his speech last evening may
be taken as evidence that for the most part
they agree with him in believing that their
place is in the Republican pnrty In this cam
pnIgu.
, 1876-09-08

AAEa NN0x EA1AAA1 AAG4U1s
Mr M1LToN 6A11ER IL the Representative in
Congress from ono Of the two Cincinnati dis
tricss. lie was chosen Speaker pro stm. when
Cox left the chair 10 eloctioneer against T11r
DEN in the st. Louis Convention, and he is
now candidate for tho vacancy caused by
Mr. Krnn's death. Thosa circumstances
have enabled one Of Mr. SArLEn's constitu-
onta to address him some embarrassing ques-
tions. After recapitulating tho Confederate
ciai,ns for the allowance OF which bills Aavo
beeu introduced into Congress by Confoder-
ate members, aud which figure up an aggro-
gato amount largor than tho present national
debt, this gentleman demands from Mr. SAY-
Len categorical answers as to whether ho
will give theso several Claims the aid Of his
support md influence, and, II not, whetl4or
he will advocate the passage Of legislation
to prohibit tlleir payment for ali
time. Now, tho peculiar embarrassment
to Mr. SAxLEn consista in this: II ha says
he will support the Southern claims, his an
swer will certainly defeat him in his own
district, where he is candilato for ,re.elcc-
ton; 1t he says he will not support them,
his answer will defeat him as o candidate for
tho speakership. The loyal people Of Gin
cinnati will not permit a man to be elected
to Congress who ia In favor Of voting away
the peoples money for tho benefit OF tho
Rohols; but tho Confoderatoa In Oongross.
who control tho De1nocratio CAUCUS, will not
allow auy man to bo elected to the most in
tluontial place who has declared against their
claims, which form the chief incentive for
their gaining ascoudonoy. It would not he
bad idea to address similar aeries Of CUES.
| tions to all tue Comprehend Congresatnop and
candidates in the Northern States, and com.
! nit them one way or tho other. Tho only
, 1876-09-08
FRIDAY, September 8, 1876.
Greenbacks at the Now York Gold E1
change yesterday closed at 005.

The returns from tho Vermont election,
now nearly complete, show q majority Of
24,o86 for the Republican candidntc for Gov
ernor-a grin Of /, 1916 over the vote Of 1874.
Mime votes next week, and will give m
equally good account OF herself.
, 1876-09-08

Reference to our Louisiana dispatches
this morning will show that tho Democrats
aro shaking the bloody shirt hopefully In
that blissful region, and iudustriously reduc-
ing all Republican opposition by tho ju-
dicious use Of powder aud ball, with All oo-
cksional dirk in cnses Of "arguments with
JEanrblicnnss wivaa
, 1876-09-08

Turkey ia brokon and the Christian is freed
from Turkiah tyranny. II tho question Ia
solved by war, the Turks will bo driven be-
yond tho Dnlkans. II pence ia made by tho
agreement Of England and Nussia, that agrco-
mont will exclude tho Turk from ad1ninis-
trative control Of the 9clavio Provinces. In
either event, therefore, the Bervian war has
not boon fouuht in win.
, 1876-09-08

comun friday Evening 4 ia Twenty
Il w2ra q III " Des & Visiting brethren cor
N'""' '"'''"' "a. q. lIERIfCK, Sec.
, 1876-09-08

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tnlton. '4Whpn tho endowncnta hayo rs.,t.,
d.c Millions continues tho wr;tor. it vii, n,nh.
ably cost frou, -, o0O to g. 600 per snnum to hi.
lard antI champagne young mnn through"
Tho Interior oIppantrv sovs hit rur To,n,
characterization ~ r,cf a,vtro.. i..+ ..."s
s'fresh and ctIsp il .nouc.ttxn NJ w,n,.r ..hsa
Prof, swtna's cabba9s II ahead M thc I,,.s.sS,.
cuIturc,
psvor., A,.rb. Indian. .,,,,a.a .,
formsnee Of f,jrode- 0trofo, At at. Louis. EonS..
evening They took A deem iutercst In Tia rar,ns,
Of tia horo!ne by pIsates. es.-sympatht.inv v,h ~
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pn,,t.h :. .,h,,stn, ~, ~ 49, set5 eao'ca
n,'s 49,. ,..',. $40 .1' ~ A"'Fv' o'osaerS
Lho Naw fosk 6eeatn0 fost challenges MF.
lsooson' tne aetos' 10 name any crttcs connected
wta leepcctaole newspapets VINO have accepted
H1 .sne4stntt so1 thets op'ulons, d he
hliekS8 tAe1 All HaF6s IL HQW pGEon1ea Mf. Hob.
a"1y o'ther topfosc hlS statement Or to aban.
aou' IL
-. eamss obnef' os nc" fosR' Is regularly
chkaseo ~ tno oob'neas OF expanding BOOKS BY In.
sas'.ns Eata ana precious cngFaylngs Illustrating
."e le.t' IL new KIM OF onalness' which has
, 1876-09-08

law. Tho Governor shows Ills helnlcasntas
when he comes to speak Of tho fu'l-grown
hopper. For them ho hns only tho orllnary
remedy Of playing tho totn-ton, burning
smudges, and making as many dfscorlant
noises Us possible. III concluding his proclamn-
ton tho Governor warns tho peoplc against re-
lying upon public aid in the shape OF supplies Of
seeds, food, or clothing. It Is especially de-
sirablc, he thinks, that the hubtts OF self.
reliance Of tho people should nut be weakened
by any general expectation Of Government old,
and lie thinks, moreover, that tho efforts Of the
Government should be turned rnther III the
direction, Of preventing further dan1ago by tho
grasslo, ,,pcrs tt,an towards tho relief Of autIcr
Ing already inflicted.
, 1876-09-08

1fAver1y's Theatre.
Randolph street, between Clark and Lasalle. nav.
eflY's Ain1Srrle.