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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-02-22

Mr.. Herman said the Senate should not
and he trusted it would not, affirm the
decision which had been made by the
Commission. He then spoke of the offer
ofthe Democratic counsel before the Com
mission to prove that fraId existed in
Louisiana, and that certain electors in
that State were ineligible, and COM
menting on the decision of the Commls-
sion, said ifa file ofsoldiers should threat
en- to murder the Governor of State
unless he signed certificate of certain
electors, and the governor yielded, under
this decision there was no power in the
two Houses of Congress to inquire into
the matter. The decision was to the eff
feet that there was no power in Congress
to obtain the truth and smite down fraud.
He entered his solemn protest against it,
and he did so from higher motive than
for the success Of any man or any polite
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NOT FIT TO BE KISSED.
ANNA LINDEN.

4
What ails papa's mouf? sail sweet
little girl,
Her bright laugh revealing her teeth
white as pearl;
Hove him and kiss him, and sit on his
knee,
But the kisses don't smell good when he
kisses me-"
But mamma her eyes opened wide
as she spoke
do you like nasty kisses of bacco and
smoke?
They might do for boys, but for ladies
and girls
1 don: think them good as she tossed
her bright curls.
Don't N bodyis papa have moufs sweet
and clean?
With kisses ike yours, mamma, that's
what mean:
! want to kiss papa, love him so well
But kisses don't taste good that have such
a smell"
Its nasty TO smoke, eat tobacco and
spit
And the kisses amt good, and ain't sweet,
not bitI''
And her blossom like face wore a look of
disgust,
As she gave ont her verdict so earnest
and just
Yes, yes, little darling, your wisdom has
seen
That kisses for daughters and wives
should be clean;
For kisses lose something of nectar and
bliss,
For mouths that are stained and unfit
for kiss
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TO CALIFORNIA.
The Prophet Not Without Honor ID
Els Own C0lltry.
The Opinion Of Those Who are
Right on the Gronnd.
Unsought Testimony in Fa-
vor of the "Old Reliable"
Northwest.

We don't give this for an an faa accomplis
but IL is very strongly rumored thai Cedai
Rapids is TO be the half lOdy station between
Chicago ard ouncil Bluffs.
II this Is to be- and oma experiments have
been made TO that end. we suppose il is Oh
account OF the superior conditi' u of the road
A trip on the steel rallied and W II bslasieo
road Is L ot any more now, II rs mucn, weal
anG tear on the mployes and machinery t.
tiain. from Chicago to Cedar Rapids, 2lN
miles. as IL was on the iron rails from Chi
cago 10 Clinton. l5S mile, in the olden time
II Is not necessary for Us u say that the L
q n. w. Ry is first 49, road in every par
tcular, tnat il tides as easy as sitting N e
rocklng chair, that Its coaches are parIors.
that Its employ e. are the most polite and af
fabl" gentlemen The travelling public car
meet or wall meet IA a lifetime eOftravei-the
the espriI oe corps OF the emplo es. FIVE lay
say is at higb standard we say We need
not say this IL "A newspaper, 1t is Self-evident
TO every traveller on the road. But in the f,I-
ture these are 70 be increased ue sHppos. the
speed tCiH be Increased; u posSi6e, the superb
fTttfnS 1lsl be more supeI b = there is 10 be no
truin coTRptte- either yoT f1nlJrt or sufefp
edue Ihe LCO1idS commercial metropolis for The
GOLDEN GATE. THAN THt GREAT TRAINS ON
THE CHICAGO & NoETHwEsTERS RAILWAY
THE ONLY Ct HPANY RUNNING OUT IF CHI.
CAGo THAT HAS ROAD SO kELIABLE THAT
THEY ARE NOT AFRAID RU ATkNYsPEED
CAPABLE OF BEISG ATTAISED BY ENGINES
OF THE MOST IMPROVED coSsri UCTIoN. RUN
WITH The HAND IRON NERVE. AND A
HEAD OF BRAINS. WITHOUT ANY FEAR OF AC.
cIpENT & IN, oNvENIEScE-
Every emplo, e on the road feels personal
interest In the Northwestern Railway it,
the clipper" road in the West, and so far as
anythir & can do il will 'ontinue so to be.
THIS IS THE TRANS CESTENNIAL LINK
FROM THE GREAT LAKES TO THE GREAT Mis-
SOURI, RIvFR.
The old time trave er speaks in high glee
OF the lease and comfort" OF these days OF
s'eel In contrast with the pioneer days OF
this pioneer road In the days of iron. The
comforts OF torrt on 1te North ResteTn Rail
,OGU are IN eU ~ frureler,s mouth from The At
i1ntsc to The Pucifc II must tie a proud SOM
pliment TO the efficient management. and
that Is the reason every s.ff1cer or employ G
feels so happy and ob'igipe- -
II Is with pride ve mention these things
and ipin he general sh uIong the line,
Hurrah 'or The -OLD Re- LknLE.-CedE Rop-
fds RepublieGH, Aug. Il Ufo.
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"OLD RELIABLE -

There are many reputed remedies foI
that very prevalent disease Chronic
Nasal Cafarrb, but none witch have
given general satisfaction and becow'
Acknowledged standard preparations
except Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy II
continues to enjoy an unprecedented
popularity. Thir reputation has beet
earnsd through the Permanent cures
which it has wrought, having proved
itself specific in the worst forms OF
the disease Prree'a PO~kr' Memo
randun Books are given away 1t drug
storeA
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Fine dob Work . Specially.
:. given, and who. hnl EEscelvsd the


given, and who had rsceived the
majority. -
ahen srose = discus sion SS =, wbeth-
r the Presiding Officer had decided
ne question. which was fesIi1i 1i.sreti by
he announcement that the in,y wLicb
'rought the Senate there irsd been dis
'harged, and they would re.srn to their
'wn chambers The Seha.e then re-
tired.
a debate then arose il both Houses.
which lasted several days. and upon
which many membersgsse ti.sir views.
iiftering very widely in to the
powers of the Presiding Oiiissr. and
he powers of Congress
On the return Of the Senate to its
Chamber, Er. Hunter, of Virginia, pro
'osed that the question beavoiIed. as
{ had been done in 1872, as in the
vote of Missouri. and ia 1897. as to the
sote of Michigan. ir
Several members claimed that the
iecision of the question necessarily de-
Tolved upon the Presiding Officer of
he Senate, and Mr.. Thompson, of Ken
ucky, who held that the members of
ne House were only Witnesses, and
lad no right to object ct all.
No conclusion was reached, the de-
aate Terminated "a . resolutipn to ap-
joint . committee to inform James
Buchanan of bis slsstioa.
Nearly every msmAsr had . different
tee ot TIE mattss. and some OF them
'sssrted it was'elsasly . a1'essus omis-
'us." which must be provided for by
legislation or constitutional amend
nent. The result Of the debate was
'nly to demonstrate that no provision
mas been made for calling in question
he votes presented by the Presiding
Officer of the Senate.
After the adoption of the 22d joint
rule, both Houses acted in pursuance
fir, but its abrogation leaves the mat
FER as it was in 1857
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WORTHY RENEH NC,E.

WHY will you suffer violent pair nr be
---1, -.- .a~fable. diS'~-ser5 3. -r re n
oCay, 8 ---.r D -rr h. .ri..-.- r-.t-..-i
a1S quic!-'s eaTsc 5y .sea=al's Ctpciae Per
oGs Piesier-. E3e n-siGarE Ig!au- pisg-er -
an article OF merit. ei IT. action j. too slow.
requiring day and VIC eks OF continuous wear
20 effect cure. Bensons Capcine Porou,
Plaster being great improvement over them
relieves you instantly ana cures you QUICK
er than any known plaster, linimento or com
pound.
Their action t. more powerful Than Gle tric-
ity and more certain. They are purely veg
etable, contain 20 mineral or metallic pois-
nns. There composition and prop rites are
founded upon true medical skill, end are in
no sense a patent medicine. They are en-
dorsed 10y thous ands of Physicians and Drug
gisis OF unimpeac able reputation as being
an article of genuine merit and werthy OF
public confidence. Try them and be con.
WINGED. SEABURY JOHNSON,
Sly Pharmaceutical Chemists. N. Y.
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- CARD

aud indiscretions OF youth, nervous weak
ness. early decay loss Of manhood, &c Il will
S nd a recipe that viii cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discover
ed By missionary in South America. Send
selfaddres>ed envelope tn the Rev. JOSEPH
I. NNAS, Station d. Bi5se Fotse, Neso FOR
Qy. Ocs. %, Ts.-dm
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Among Tie many remedies which have bc-n
brought 70 thc notice OF THE pUo.ic, no one 7, /;
attracted Sc Iauch atteniiu % from the wOucs ?
fll cures it mas performed q !. I.anSOH'iS u :. ..
iiH.. twas discov red by n coi ebratei eheri.
ofNew England while aJvoTk II his la5cTatc'
AID used by himself nd friends a@a aI3cn~1
afflicted poor ofhiS LeiShJprhooq { -nany-:c
before il was pat up for sale. j has s:oc..
test of years with n constantly Proving rc .t.'
ton until it has become : household n:-,- :.-
Whercverit IS once used in = family tL2t.--
will never be Eithoutit.
From a knowledge of its effects It Is -
mended by eminent hysici2ns, ,and by OF.
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A TrORNEY AT LAW ami Claim Agent.
"A VIII practice law In State and u 8 Court
aud attend promptly To business entrusted to
his care As Justice of tue Peace. will attend
TO conveysnning and.takipg d dispositions. Of
dce-Roon N. Melodeon Building. .Findlay
Ohio. May s. 76-tr
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p w. ADAM
aRPrp GUGp -ur PLACE WHERE

DARBEP sHGP TUE PLACE WHERE
ID rGu esfG gss rstE y--f st q -lra t.1.i4 4E the
ueatesi boss. .Gl6 style. Ladies a.1 Jirt.-ir-l 2
H-fr CntiinG ~ -aziapGoinZ g S9e' ally
Shop Opposite Utd White corner I-gG Ji,aiT-
always found ready for business. ca!i aEc
see him and ger Good lob. Ladies desiring
work doue. by 'eaving word at the shop he
will call al their RESIDENCE. l9
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6indlzg 1nsiness lirsrforu.
n. Ill. HAKkN-

DRACrICAL DRUGGIST, DIRECTLY OP-
Il posite tire Court House Findlay, Ohio.
Physiclan's Prescriptions compounded care
fully. Full stock OF Drugs, OILS, Paints. Per-
fumsr Soaps, &c. ~
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T.. PHIEEK.

CURvEYOR. ONCE In first block South Of
- Court House Attention given 10 retracing
the lines OF old surveys. laying out. parting
on.and dividing up lands, ,leyeiing foI profiles
OF roads and bitches.
am
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RoROucH OFFICERS.
SAEIE LIES


Masonic Hall locat. d in third story OF Cages
Block, Main etreet-
FINDLaY COUNCIL X. d ). VI No. 20. Regular
Council second Monday evening in each
month.
FIKpLAY CHAPTER. X. A. NJ. No. So Stated
oonvocation hrs: Monday evenings in each
mouth.
FINpLAY LODGE r. & NJ, No. "a. slated com
munication first aud third w ednesday eve
n.ngs In each month.
Odd-Feilows' Hall east side OF Main Street,
Between Sandussy and Crawford Streets.
0oLuEN RULE ENcAMPMEST. No e2,LD.O.F.
meets second and fourth Friday evenings
Of each mouth.
HANcocK LODGE. So.73,I o. o. r., meets eve
ry Tuesday evening.
rINpLAYLoD0E, No. IS. X. Of P..meets every
Monday evening In odd F-lIows Hall.
FIHDLAYSAvINGs ASDBUILDISG LoAsA
cIATloS meets at the Iouri-hOuse ON the
third Monday In each month
xKE WOMEN's CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
USIvEmeets at theLeagne Rooms. opposite
the Joy House. General prayer meeting
everySabbath afternoon At 3o'ciooK. Wo-
meu's prayer meeting "Wednesday afieT-
moor AT O'Clock. Children mreiiLg first
Saturday afternoon in each moLih at
o'clock
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cr0()0

Cant be made by every agent
mnn0-very month in the business We
UHul furnish, but those willing TO
n444 work can easily earn q dozen
HlUIUlI collars day right in their own
WOOU Localities Have no room To eX
nam here. business pleasant and honorable.
Wo uen and boys and girls do as We'll as men.
We will furnish YOU complete Outfit free.
rhe b; siness pays better han anything else.
We will bear expense of siartlng you. Par
,iculars iree. Writ and see. Farmers and
mechanics, their sons and daughters, ana all
classes in need of pay ing work al home,
=houId write TO US and learn all about the
work at once. Now is the time Don't delay.
address TRUE & Co., Augusta. Maine. ~
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WASHINGTON LETTER.

Gold Weather and Hol;d8y Presents at the Capt.
tsl-AlmOst Panic at the National Theater on
Christmas-The Presidential Problem in Con-
gress The Washington Gamblers, the National
Republican and the Churches.
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rrORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Al
"A LAW, Findlay, ohio. Office in Head
gu. rters Buiiding, North east OF Cour'
House. Will attend promptly TO business
entrusted TO his care. April z5. 1917.
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AND ACUE
MOTHERS RELIEF
OLD DR.. JOIN ROWARb'S
Celebrated d fsvorite Prescription and Prepa
ration of

NcicDEdttu 26NOFltt PRESCRIPTION anu gTt pa
ration of
HAuHURG BIRTH ROOT
This time worn and thoroughly-tcsted Ole
English Female Remedy, after having LeeI
recognized and r, commended by the highe>r
medical authority OF London and Paris i,
now of red 10 our American mol eTs as a
reliable anodyne for use before ard tel
confinement.
Terror, SufIer ing and Danger
of Child Birth effec uall, avoided by In,
timely used Of this Golden Remedy Pre-
pared in strict accordance with the original
prescription and special directions from Old
Or. John Howard, OF London, England, BY
the
MEDICAL BUREAU & STATE DlSPEySARY,
Price, Sl.50. PALMYRA, N Y.
SESend three cents stamp for Circular
SOLD By y. d j. N. HUBEK.
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"VEGETINE," "

Says q Boston physician, "has 10 equal as a
blood puriner. Hearing Of its many wonderful
cures, after all Other remedies lad failed,
visited the Laboratory and convinced myself of
its genuine merit. Ii IS prepared from barks
roots and herbs, each Of which is highly effect
i've, and they are compounded in such manner
: a Dral rOrafs sfr,rr
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T.. r. DUNN,
Il H I0HNS0N.

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ONCE in New Bank Building, West side ol
Man Street, No. SO (Sov. 22-if)
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| a VI S O Ms

ing citizens, I've refer to cur paEpEI !
accompanies each bottle and TO be -
druggists, who cheerfully attest to its ".
When this Remedy is applied according l.
rections, the proprietors do not hesitate to-
I1nt perfect satisfaction. Il alIays Pain
inflammation from whatever cause. =.
Neuralgia and rheumatism it has be, a
subjected to the severest tests where ne2.c-.
skill and science has utterly failed. and alva!
been successful. For Lame Back or Sic
and PleurisY few applications las alway.
worked q complete cure.
Erysipeias,TicD Douloureux and sr !:
nal Diseases in the most aggravated fori-
have been cured in n short time. In eases
Nervous or sick Headache and 1'oors,
ache the reliefis often almost instantaacc:.
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OMuPATHIC PHYSICIAN d sU RG E0N
III Main 81, eet, two doors North of karst's
Grocery store, Findlay, Chic.
once hours-From to ~ a. m, ii a m. t.
.pm and 5 to D. m. May l6 73-tf
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Notice of Appointment

IN Estate Of archibald Fletcher, Deceased
The undersigned has been appointed Al d
qualified as administrator of the estate cf
Archibald Fletcher, late of Hancock county
deceased.
Dated this 2sth day of November A. d 1875
no30 ". ii. CONNIE.
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~ Prohat. Court OF Hancock County,
Will offer TOR sale at Public Auction
on the
23d day Of January, 1877,
NJ O'Clock NJ. at the door Of the Court House
Ia Findlay, the following described resi
and state of ohio, to-wit. The North half
Of the Northeast quarter of Section twenty
two (l9, in township one ~. soutn hsnge
ten llOl East. Sold as the pr perty OF ihe
state Of Andrew Hartman. deceased
Appraisei at $3.50. Terms OF SAFE, one
| third cash in hand, one-third in one year,
sale. with Interest +: the payments TO be Sc
IT ~ liS NOR gage upon the rreini'e. old'
THONh- II iAGL iR.
Administrator { auire~ II 'r;iDan-
Decera beI 20, .s1S -.i5 81.
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TrORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
"A and NotaryPcblic. Will attend promptly
10 All business entrusted 10 his C ue. Paricu-
lar atf ention given Collections. partitioning
OF Lands and busiue 8 in Probate Court
Once on Main street. in Rossman's Blocs,
nearly opposite the Court House. May7.
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Notice.
Notice of appointment.

Estote Of Ddrid Rnse Deceased.
The undersgne has been appointed and
qualified as sAdministIaior de bDrIis of The
state OF David l.. Rose, iaie of Hancock
County. deceased
Dated this 18th day of December A. ID, 1876.
ss-sS. JOSEPH PATTERSON.
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n0srOR wAUGAMAN.

NCULIST AND aURI5T.
" Studied the Eye with DR.. Metz at Mas
sltlon. Ohio.
the aid of French Trial GLASSES.
OFFIcR HOURS g A NJ. TO 4 +. NJ.
3yI FL Madison ST.. Timn. q.
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JOHN M. HAMI.IN,


"A rroRNEY AT LAW, FINDLAY. OHIO.
Makes regular professional calls in adjoin
ng counties.
Nov. l9d.
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GHuRCH 6.

Aefhodisf Epfscopdt-R-v. Parker p Pope.
PresbyteJ7dR-Rev. r. K Sutherland
Ltfheran-Rev Il. W. Miller.
Congregational REV. IL. D. Kutz
Epuageiical ChHrch-kev Samuel Cocklin
United Rrefhrrn-Re A. w. Holden
GeTmdn Reform Rev A. KoDeiZsa-
Church Of God--Key j. V. UpJIke.
German Llaherda-Rev. VI Buerkle.
ST. Michdef's dth0iic Lhurch-J Il. Young
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IACoRF RURKET.

A TToRNEY AT LAW,
orioe over ". L Davis 4 Co.'S Store. Main
Street. Fiudiav ohio. April Is IL
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a 70 PrO1uce astonishing results.
VEGETINE
Is tie grea; Blood Purifier.
VEGETINE
Will cure the wors: case OF Scrofula.
vEGETINE
Is recommended By physicians and apOthecarie,
vEGETENE
Has effected some marvellous cures in cases o.
Cancer.
VEGETINE
Cues the worst cases OF Canker.
VEGETINE
Meets with wonderful success in Mercuriai dis
eases.
VEGETENE
Will eradicate Salt Rheum from the system.
VEGEIlNE
Cures the most inreterate cases of Erysipelas.
vEGETINE
Removes Pimples and Humors from the face.
vEGETINE
Cures Constipation and regulates the bowels.
vEGETlNE
Is valuable remedy for Headache.
vEGETlNE
VIII cure Dyspepsia.
vEGETENE
Restores the entire system to toahealthyconditiOn
VEGETINE
Cures Pains in the Side.
vEGETIME
Removes the cause of Dizziness.
VEGETINE
Relieves Faintness at the Stomach.
vEGETINE
cures Pains in the Back.
VEGETINE
1ffectually cures Kidney Complaint.
vEGETINE
s effective in its cure of Female Weakness.
vEGETINE
S the great remedy for General Debility.
vEGETENE
) acknowledged by all classes OF people to be
the best and most reliable blood purifier in
the world.
'egetine is Sold by all Druggists.
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Proceedings very similar, and nc
questions raised. The same certificate
again given.
4 Benton, 573.
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kNRI BROWN. @. +. .FNNDLhION'
Brown d PENDi.ETON.
wm mnE1wIIERM Md

a rroRNEYS AT LAW ONCE up stain, frs
"A Door Sonth oI Court Ho Sc; Findlsy,O.
November "a, lS73-tf.
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Notice.
23d day Of January, 1877,

n pursuance OF an orJer OF sale granted ny
he Probate Court Of hancock County,
Win offer Tor sale at Public Auction
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1917.

The course of procedure was the
same as before, and the same oertifi
sate again awarded.
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1901.

The same form again followed, ex-
cept that the Vice-President announe-
ID that there was no choice, on which
the House repaired TO its own Cham
Der. The result of the electoral vote
was a tie (seventy-three votes each) be-
tween Jefferson and Burr.
Mr.. Jefferson was the Vice President
Who announced the result.
p Benton, Ab. 4S6.
1905.
Same course of procedure.
g Benton, 1853
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From 1920 to 1857 the mode Of pro
ceedure was uniformly e. above stated.
The presiding officers of the Senate
opened the ballots and handed them to
the tellers, who tabulated them as de-
Iivered to them, and from the table so
prepared, the Presiding Ofloer of the
Senate announced the result. During
this period there was no debate, and no
objection made to any vote. But il
1887 the Presiding Officer announced
the result with or without the vote of
Michigan, as il made no difference.
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Precisely the same form was followed
As in 1898, the Vice President, who was
President elect John Adams), presid
ing and announcing the result. On
he next day February 81 Mr.. Adams
informed both Houses that ON the 4th
lay of March, at IL O'Clock, he would
,ttend in the Chamber of the House of
Representatives to take the oath of
office before such Senators and Repre-
sentatives as may find it convenient to
honor the transaction with their pres
-nce.
r. Benton, Alb. 6.
, 1877-07-15
PERSONAL.

Tie Rev. Joseph Cook, Of Boston, will Iccture
in the Tabernacle July -.
The Rev. DR.. Peck. of Baltimore, is spending
few days with friends at Eyaneton.
The Key. Atr. Forsythc aud wife, Of Engle-
wood, have gone to Mexico, Mo-, for visit.
President Bartlett, Of Dartmouth College,
will spend the summer in this city and vicinity.
Bishop Cheney leaves the city about the first
of August, for months vacation III New En-
gland.
The Rev. DR.. Cooper, of Emmanuel Church,
vii. spend the month Of August in Hamilton,
Calsda.
The Rev. DIR. Owen, the new pastor Of Uni
ycrsity Place Baptist Church, preached his inau-
gural last Sunday.
The Rev. Robert Col1yer left the city this
week for Palmyra, Wis, where he will spend
tile summer with his family.
The Rev. 7. r. Marsh, pastor OF Grant Place
NJ. E. Church, is just recovering froul serious
attack Of congestion OF :hc bra!u+
It isreportel that the Rev, ". H. Hopkins,
Rector OF ST. Johns Episcopal Church, Is about
10 tender his resignation, to take effect Sept l.
Dr. Hunter, the new Rector Of ST. Paul's Re-
formed Episcopal Church, left tue largest Prot
cstaut Church in Canala,- average congre-
cation numbering 1000.
The Rev J. D., Cowan, Of Grace Reformed
Episcopal Church, will spend two weeks at
Geneva Lake iu August. Services at his church
will be continued during his absence.
The Rey. c. C. Marston, Of Norwood Park,
has resigned his pastorate by reason of the in-
security Of his salary Steps have been taken
for securing It to him, however, In which case 1t
is expected he will remain.