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nUcroRs' rEks.
10 fAs Editor n TAs Tribune.
CutcAdo, Feb. Al waa very much shockcd
At seeing tho mortality In Chicago among c1il.
drcn, with scarlet fever aud uthcr diseazes incl
dental to childhood. In your carefully ly-prepaIcd
report for the month Of January. and hope that
tho stringent sanltary MEASURES advised by 60
many excellent and worthy members OF tho
medical profession may Ii tlc mcans of ailcsi-
alfng or stopping the fearful sruntEc.
But thcro ID one thing TINT appears to lsnrc
been forgotten ur overlooked tit your rcport
md that ts, tlle charges male by tho mcdI-
cal profession themselves for attendance upon
their patients. The cry Is gcurrn1 throughout
tho middle and lover classes against the tluc.
tors, Tor their never having nbatcl their charges
one lota from the war times 10 snit the hart
times we arc now going through. T1,u wnri1s OF
Hood llavc been often chuusl parnphrascd:
uIl! tha. medical advice siouli be 10 dear
And nesh and blond 80 cheap.
Mav not the foar OF tncnrring extra debt, ur
have kcpt mary men of iani;y fron cu1}ins il,
at1vlce, antl Delaying It Till It was ton latoi l
kItw this is very tender spot to touch on.
know also that doctors. with alt the expense 1t
may huv0 cost them Tor study, nre l3ut men.
But also ktlow, and tto wl,uie community
knows, tliat
Where aeit The wa.er,ng balaneu shake
'Tia rarn1y right adjusted,
Don't you think II ypu could e!vc tabular
statement Of tho charges made by the medical
profession in tho ot'cr lsrge dtles Ut tho world,
giving also the Hagca generally earned by tho
artisans and laborcrs VI tlIosc cities, drawing a
comparison lletwceh them and our own city, 1t
would allay the excitement. md let ux At least
know the truth, nntl the proper course to pursue
IN the matter. Tho cities Of New York,
Philadelphia, London, Gtasgnw. etc., would be
ihoAt propcr to comparc, l think; but leave 1t
to yourself, being Most competent to Judge.
Hoping theso few suggestions may be worthy
Of yoilr attentions k1id productive OF tho greatest
gotNl to the greatest number, ! rcrnnin y0ura
sincerely, JAMES KArTKAY.
, 1877-02-09


CHICAGO, Fel. 0.-I YVES glad to sec by two OF
your late issues that this fnaticr u catrh+basns
Is receiving eon,o attention, and fccl urged to
Md wonl TN tho aublect. Judging from my
own experience, ttlrre nrc many houselIoldrrs
who do not realize the evil that arises III tho
form Of Noxlous gassca into all the house, COM
fnE up through tic wuste-papcs, cvcn into tho
xlrcptnG-roOms. Some weeks ngu notiecd
flight oloe about my wastlstalld, which my
family thought WAS only TINT my keen &ctlee Vt
smell lsad ovesreachcd ftselt. y was very cold
weather, and tbs ca.c!..1asfn had becn thor
ougtly rlca,scd IN the fail, but resolved to In
yrstfgntc, and found Ercnt need Of atientilth,
nnd also that thu bastn Ia different thug fTo
what had supposed Then wondered II wcre
posslIle that others Wcrc Ilale like It, which
i!nl ~ be the case, though b4:lIcyc they are
usually outside of tho tot,sc, wtlu ours is under
tho 1allu.1ry doUr. 1t certainly must be ereat
mistake that tl.c contlaeting.pspn IL not placed
iii the b0ttun to carry aH'ay NIL that aGrunllt..
purtx,so. being several til,.ca the Size VI tic
l!uusc pipes. but aa they arc go constructed
tint ail substances fall t0 t,a battoal and re-
main, 1t must DC ,leccssary TINT they should be
G!caneed aud dslnfcctA1lts used very often. /
hops that luring these anxious tl,nes tho atlcn-
tlDn ul parents will 10 called to this nattcr, at
while they src tearful that dlseasu may 10
brought to tlcr little 0t,cs, they will baWar.
ttlnt tho danger turks not within their OWN
homes. i. 4. l..
WHO u 70 ntAME voa TI1z DAD sMEfLs.
n tas Editor af The Tribune.
CHICAGO Feb. Blu your issue 0f yesterday
you publish a letter from ~, H." TN tho sub
icct Of bad smells csnanattng from links aud
from tho of1al that Is found abput houses, but
perhaps ~. r." is not cognizaut of tho fact
thut tho Finances OF tllis poor halt-bankrupt etty
arc at such low etb that instead Ut collecting
the rnrbavD tlaty fha Urnlt}t f,nntntttro kHutla
, 1877-02-09
INDIANA.
THE LEGISLATURE.

EpfelM I4pd1eA 70 7ks 1761a9.
INDIANAPOLIS, lnd.. Fob. S.-Foray three new
bllls wero Introduced Into the House to-day,
aud the pockets ut tue members arc not cleaned
out
4 number Of tho hills hare special reference
to thts clty. 4 bill to limit city taxation u
tl.li passed By vote OF u tol. This affects
indianapolis alonc.
4 bill was introduced for tho purchase by the
State Ut the State Fur Grounds nc9r this city
fur OK, ,fk1. Tilis u tho amount vi tho debt
OF tte Stats Boarl iururte.l u running tle Ex-
position, and tho Bousl asks the State 10 relieve
them. TAe property Il worth probably $aW, 0U,
Two reTosts wrre presented Oh tbs Alofgan-
raid claims, ouu TOR ard another against. Au
bic, but II failed. bill to pay thcso claims will
not tlusa.
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Gentlemen, hereby cerifs that nave had Ca.
arh Tor ten years, and for the last Fix wears have
been terrible sufferer. / was rendered partially
deaf, had bnzzing 10 the head, pains across the
temple dizzy spells, weak and painful ewes, swol.
len and ucerated tonsils, hard and constant cough,
sever pain across the chest, and every indication
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 night would tpring out OF bed, IL seemed TO
at the point of sufocation. would then have re.
course to every means in my power to dislOdge the
mucus from my throat and head before being able
TO sleep sgain. For period ui six years my ton.
sils were liberated and so much iDhamed that
could with iiculty swallow. 1 finally consulted
an eminent surgeon In regard to operation on
them, but at his request postponed It. The con.
stant Inflammation and liberation in my throat
caused by the poisonous maiter dropping down
from my head had so iri .ated and inf imed my
lungs thai l coughed incessanlly,-a deep. hare
cough. Meanwhile my system began to show the
effects OF this disease so tnat lost fee h. grew pale
and showed every symptom OF an early death by
con sumpton. When matters had reached this
stage, or about six months ago, began the use of
SaDtord's Radical Cure for Catarrh. Alter usisg
the iirst bottle l began 10 improve rapidly. Toe
first dose seemed TO clear my head AS / had not
known 1t to be Tor years. 1t seemed gradually TO
arrest the discharges. 1t stopped my cough in
three days. BY using II as gaTgle soon re need
The i1 ILLUMINATION aud swelling of my tonsils, so
that they soon ceased to otrouble me-. The soreness
acI oss my cheet disappeared, the brzzng noises
in my head ceased, my senses of searing and OF
seeing were completely ret tored, and every symp.
tom of dlsease that had reduced to the verge OF
ical Cure Tor CatarTh.
have been thus explic Il because, a. druggist
have seen a great deal OF suffering from Catarrh
amt hope 10 convI ce many that this great rem.
edy.
A am familiar with the treatment of Catarrh as
practiced by the best physicians, and have con.
suited the most eminent about my case. have
used every kind OF remedy and apparatus thai
have appt ared during a period OF SIX years past
and have, while following their use, taken great
care ofmy general health, but obtained relief or
encouragement from any oflhem.
Since curing myself with sanford's Radical Cure
have recommended it in over one hundred cases
without single case OF failure, and nave in mum
erous instances received wholesale olders from
parties TO whom have sold oGe bottle. This : the
only patent medicine / have ever recommended
never having believed iu them before, ,hough
constantly engaged in their sale.
Very gratefully yours,
OEORG = +. Din sMJRE.
Boston. Feb. %, 1875
SCFFoLK, So. F, b. %, 1915.
Then personally appeared the said Geo ge F.
Dinsmore, and made oath that the foregoing state.
ment by him subscribed is true. Before me
SETH j. THOMAS,
Justice oil the Peace.
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ADDITIONAL STATEMENT.

Since the above statement was made have been
rapidly improving in health. have had no return
of the disa greeable symptoms that attended my
former sickness, and although Affected from time
TO time with severe colds incident Al TO the sudden
changes In our climate, they have not been suii
cient to bring on retul OF The disease. My gen.
eral health has been excellent. have x ined
twenty-five pounds and consider myself entirely
recoy cred from osease that a year ago seemed
likely 10 totally undermine my con stttuton. since
last February have consulted with a great many
afflicted with Catarrh, and IN the hundreds Of
in which have sold II, have never seen an in
stance sufficient to shake the confidence 1 feel in
Saniord's Rad cal Cure for Catarrh.
OctoDer 26, 1875. GEORGE 4. DINSMURE.
Each package contains Dr. sanford's Improved
1nhang Tube, with full directions for use n all
Cases. Price | 90. For sale by all Wholesale and
I etail drugsi,ts throughout the United States
WEEKS POTTER, General Agents, and Whole
sale Drueg SITS, Boston.
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Advertising Agent.
FOR The
III I'm ~ EBEC JOUNN al,
Daily and Weekly.l

The following Advertising Agents author
ised to receive subscriptions and advertise nente
for tie KENSEBEo JOURNAL:
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Street.
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st.
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Street.
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Park Row.
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Messrs. Weeks & Potter :6entemen-Please find
enclosed 30 cents, for which send c Two Collins
Voltaic Plasters. They seem TO be Just the thing
for nervous complaints, those VINO use them tes-
thy. do not nse them myself, but seeing your ad.
vertsement, At knowing that some of my neigh
bors were suffering iron various nervous and pam.
ful diseases, pre- vailed upon them TO try the Vol.
taic Plasters, and thus far they have proved very
satisfactory. Please send me your lowest rates by
the dozen. Very respectfully,
O.W. BOsTWICK.
Mt Sterling, o., July 20, 1876.
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i5sued every morning, except Sundays. IL con-
ANS the latest news by telegraph and mali, slres
rcpOrts oi tae Markets, and has carefully prepared
ppliticdi ani local articles, and generous amount
OF farming, nome and mlsce llaucVus reading with
Il iuil mpilatlou of state news.
IrrnIo. ~ per danum tn adpatce, ko II payment
uOt ualc WITHIN the year. Single copies cents,
[ o be hid at the bookstores aud at this Office.
Advertisements inserted reasonable terms
X ttrs may be had on application at this olice.
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II Want More"

hessrs. Weeks & Potter: GCntlemen-Please
send by mail one d. zen Collins Noltaic Plasters
The one se,t Tor did me SO much good that want
more to sell besides using them Enclosed find
$l.25. Address, +. EMMETT RIRER.
Montgomery o., May !, 1876.
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Ntnnebte yournal.

Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Str set,
OJt Of Court by SPKAGUE, OWEN NASH.
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COLLINS V0LTAIc PLkSTERS
"Just the Thing"

by raj y'ng the nervous forces, have proved sue.
cesslul when every other known remedy has tailed.
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4tsekIY Aennehse Sonrnal,

fdon4nst every Wednesday morning, is the
arsc-t iotio paper in the State, coptaning news
poIIGIl articles, agricultural aud scientific matter
- &c, poetry, anecdotes, household matter, mark.
et,, &C..
rertnS, PEI aRaum On Advance.
lrausle At Advertisements, 500 per nen Ior lrst
WesA, - .rlts per week lor each subsequent H.
scrtlOL
specl,. '.lces, $3.50 per inch for drst week SO
.sa.s "ceE Tor each subsequent week.
GdsIEess Offices in reading columns 20 cents
PEI ue iof drsL usertion 10 cents per line tor each
~ Lo4. .useftion.
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Standing Committees of The House.

On Ways and Heans-Messrs Rogers of Bath,
Hobson of Wiscasse' Greedy of Lewiston,
Hinckev of Bluehl, Balwcl of Hallowell, Kim
ball Of Rockland, Adams Of Deering.
On Leare Of AJsence-Messrs. Wardwell of
Otisfeld, Morrill, of Gray, Haskell of West Gar
diner Pierce of Hudson, Babbidge of Swan Is
land, Fletcher of Solon, Hurd of Porter
On Change Of Ndme-Messrs. Smith of Alma.
Pierce of Hudson, York Of Cumberland, Learned
Of Benton, Storer of Morrill,, Pillsbury of Union,
Strout of Alexaa ader.
On Bills in the Third Reading-Messrs. Bcr-
ry of Smyrna. Russell of Readdeld, Wilson of
Raymond, Taylor of Sidney, Grant Of Stockton,
Conform of Pittsfeld, Standsh of Eustis.
On Engrossed Bais-Messrs. SpraRne of
Greene, Briggs of Auburn, Perkins of Brooks
VILE, Moves of Vinalbaven. Wadsworth of Gar
diner Morrill, of Gray, Chick Of Clifton.
Augusta, Greedy of Lewiston, Shepherd of Cam
den.
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.@ NERVOUS
DISEASES,

For the immediate relief and permanent cure OF
many forms OF Paralysis, Epilepsy OF Fits, and
Nefyo and Involuntary Muscular Action,
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AUGUSTA POST OFFICE.

AUGUSTA POST OFFICE.
OFFICE HOURS.
For delivery Of letters, from 7.30 A. II. 10 $50
On SUNDAYS. from 9.l5 A. NJ. to lo.l5 A. NJ.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURR OF MAILS.
MAILS ARRIVE.
Boston, Portland, AID West $3.50 A. Nj. 3.i5 and
$40 z. Nj.
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Rocklard stage, via Washington, Z. NJ.
Wacoboro stage, via Jefferson, P. NJ
Belgrade, West Waervlle, Norridgewock and
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Pennington stage via Readfeld, l.3O P. NJ
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belfast stage, ll.35 A. NJ.
Skowhegan, l.35 A. NJ.
Grand frank K. X. and Canada, $40 an 500
Solder Home ll.35 A. NJ. and..7.Oo P. NJ.
NAILS CLosEJ
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l0P. NJ.
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Belgrade. West Wstervilte, Norridgewock, and
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wrapped that it can be examined, and must con-
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Liquids, glass and explosive chemicals are ex-
cluded from the mails.
MONEY ORDER OFFICE.
Especial attention Is called to the Money Ofuer
system as safe and cheap method Of transmitting
are issued for amounts not exceeding $50. Larger
amounts can be sent to the same person at the
same time by additional orders.
RATES
Orders not exceeding Sl5, l0cents.
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REGISTERED LETTERS.
Letters, and other valuable packages, may be
registered to any post-ofce in the nited States,
on the payment of letter postage and fee Of ten
% Oct. o, 1876.
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Sold by all druggists for 25 cents Sent by
mail, carefully wrapped, receipt OF 25 cents for
one, $l.25 for six, or S225 for twelve, by WEEKS
y POTTER, Proprielors, Boston. jams tSwlm
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MAINE LEGISLA7U URE.


THrRspAY, Jan. IL.
Senate met according TO adjournment.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. PENNEY Of Augusta.
The Journal of yesterday proceedings was read
and approved.
Papers from the House disposed of in concur.
renee. ssr
| On motion Of Mr.. wFBB,
Ordered, That the committee on Legal Affair.
be directed to inquire into the cxpediency of au-
'thorizng by statute Trial Justices in their coun-
ties to renew executions issued by other Trial Jus
tees, in cases of the removal disqualification or
death of Trial Justices who issued such execu-
tons originally, and report by bill otherwise.
The following resolve came from the House,
aud pending its passage in concurrence, it wa.
tabled on motion of Mr.. WHEELwRIGHT
Resolved, That the mayors Of cities and the
lectmen OF towns be required to forward to the Sec
| retary of State statement of the amount of in
debtedness OF said towns and cities, distinguishing
what part Of 1t is for municipal and what for other
purposes, and stating the amount of absolute aod
of collateral Indebtedness. They shall also state
| the Indebtedness in 1866. And the Secretary OF
state Is hereby instructed to send Instructions to
| said officers for the purpose Of obtaining such u-
formation. t1H
Subsequently it was taken up. grad-s
Mr.. Wheelwright said he would not oppose the
doubted whether the desired information could be
obtained before the session closed. He had pre-
pared an order which he suggested as an amend
ment and which he would read, a. follows:
Ordered, That the Committee on the Judiciary
report upon the exPediency Of 90 amcpding the
Revised Statutes, or enacting law. that no city,
| town or plantation shall hereafter increase their
Indebtedness beyond five per cent. Of their valus-
| ton.
AT the suggestion of Mr.. BAILEY. who remarked
that bill was in the hands of the Judiciary tha:
he thought would cover the case, Mr.. Wheelwright
withdrew his proposition to have his order offer
ed as an amendment, but would offer it IS an in
dependent proposition. The order was given q
passage.
Mr.. WHEELwRIGHT then moved to amend the
| resolve by striking out the title; also strike out
the word resolved in the first line, and insert
the word Ordered also strike out the word ire
quired" in the second line. aud insert instead the
word requested"
Mr.. Wneelwright's anne ndnents were agreed
| to, and the resolve given passage.
Mr.. PEAKS, from the eemmittee on Senatorial
| votes, submitted the following report, which was
read and accepted. SECS
The committee appointed to examine aud report
| on Senatorial votes having attended to that daty
ask leave to submit their final report.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-21
General Notes.

/
Tue Illinois corn crop will be more
/ than a three-fourths average. So saws
| the reports to the department of agricul-
ture at Washington.
Brigham Young's will has been
opened, and is found 10 leave his prop
erty, which amounts 10 s., 600. OO0.
mostly in real estate, as nearly as posi-
BILE to his large family in even shares
The funeral of Brigham Young took
place at Salt Lake City on Sunday, the
ID inst, and was conducted with great
pomp. The government of the church Is
left in the hands of the Twelve Apostles.
and it is announced that the question of
the succession will not be decided for
some time.
IL is predicted that within fifty years
a district OF 100 miles square. including
the counties of Athens, Perry and Hook
ing, in Ohio. will equal in productive
ness any coal region in the world This
section has twenty-five feet of solid coal
in five seams, the GREATEST vein being in
some places twelve feet thick, and no.
where less than six. Mingled among
the coal beds are inexhaustible ones of
iron.
Mars is now one of the most beautiful
and interesting objects in the heavens.
When viewed through the telescope a
frey ball of glowing red seems suddenly
TO spring into existence as the planet en-
tiers the field of visiOn-sO bright as at
first to dazzel the eye. What seems at
first but a brilliant hame-colOred disk
its circumference aglow with prismatic
hues, gradually reveals the ice bound
circles, the southern polar cap being a
great deal larger than the northern,
since IL is summer in the latter and UNI
der the suns heat the ice has partially
disappeared. A longer observation dis
closes dusky spots on the radiant surface.
These are supposed to be land, of a red
dish hue wheE the atmosphere is clear,
the contour of the seas being marked by
a greenish tinge. The opportunity for
seeing these phenomena so distinctly will
not be presented again till 1892.
The extraordinary intelligence has
been received in England of the disap-
pearance of two islands-the Barker
Islands-and their inhabitants. Capt.
Fisher, a Tasmanian capitalist, pur-
chased from the West Australian gov
eminent the right to remove guanO from
two islands on the coast, described on
the chart and known as the Barker
Islands, and situated in lat. If deg. :,
lon. 125 deg. +. Capt. Fisher dispatched
three vessels in April with laborers and
appliances for shipping the guano, but
when the vessels arrived at the place
where the islands were known to be,
there was nothing to be seen but water
The islands had disappeared entirely,
how and when is at present a mystery.
1t was generally supposed that Australia
lay out of the line of active volcanic
agency, so that the phenomenon is all the
more remarkable.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-21
Foreign Intelligence.

One thousand Spanish troops arrived at
Havana on the 4th.
Ten thousand cotton operatives COM
menced strike at Bolton, Eng, on the
3lst ult.
Gen. Grant was presented with the
freedom of the city of Edinburgh on the
3lst ult. by the Lord Provost.
Lyaz, deputy mayor in Paris during
the commune has been sentenced to
death for incendiarism and ordering lille
gal arrests.
The Paris Journal des Alpes has been
summoned before the correctional tribu-
nal for publishing an insulting remark
relative to ex-Presideut Grant.
The London Times editorially says of
the war that its cost in men and money
far outweighs its possibilities for good
tiOus our Intervention.
NJ. Gambetta's trial was commenced at
Paris on the 3lst ult. The Judge read
passages from his Lille speech which be
said constituted an offeDse against Presi-
Lent MacMahon and an insult to the
ministers. Gambetta replied that he
accepted the full responsibility of the
publication of his speech, but strongly
protested that he desired to SANDER or
insult no one.
The death of NJ. Theirs produced the
most profound grief and consterna ton in
:France- Throughout the country it is
regarded as national calamity. The ex-
penses of the funeral will be borne by the
site. Clerical and Bonapartist papers
insist that the republican party can no
longer be held together. By Theirs
death the leadership OF the republicans
falls to Gambetta