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The Portland daily press., 1877-09-19
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MAINE.
MAINE.
AGRICULTURAL FAIRS.
Somerset Central.

&
~ Somerset Central.
SKowHEGAN, Sept. 18-The Somerset Cent
al Agricultural Society commenced this morn
Ing. Owing to the heavy rain there was but a
small show of stock. The hall entries are
coming in we'll. There is good prospect of a
line exhibition Tomorrow. The show of horse
flesh will probably be good.
Penobscot County.
, BANGOR, Sept. 18.-The Penobscot fair
opened at Orono today. The display of fruits
and vegetables in the hall was very fine. Sam
pies of wheat from George Bracket. former
resident now of Mimi, were exhibited, but
those raised in this county are equally as
good in all respects, showing that Maine still
raises good wheat The exhibit of flowers is
large and fine. The list of entries in all the
departments betokens a fine, interesting fair.
The day has been spent mainly in arranging
the departments. The show of stock, agricul-
tnral implements, ETC., is very fair.
Knox and Lincoln Musical Association.
DAMARIscoTTA, Sept 18.-The Knox and
Lincoln Musical Association commenced its
thirteenth annual session in Lincoln Hall this
forenoon, Joseph P. Cobb of Boston, conductor.
The class this evening numbers nearly one
hundred, and will be largely increased to.mor.
row. The prospects tor very successful con.
vention are fattering.
Fire in Garland.
DEXTER, Sept. 18.-Dr Merritt Southland OF
Garland lost his buildings by fire last night.
Insured for $1,000 in the Piscataquis Mutual.
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[FRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE I
MEMO RANDA.

Ship Olive S Southland. Walker, from st John, NIB,
arrived at Liverpool 18th inst with loss of part of
deck load lumber, which washed of during heavy
weather.
Sch Edward Waite, York, fom Georgetown for
Boston, which put into Norfolk leaky, finished re-
pairs 18th and was to proceed next day.
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PORT OF PORTLAND.


Tuesday, Sept. IS.
ARRIVED.
Sch Kit Carson, Douglass Darien, Ga-hard pine
to order.
Sch Mary Van Cleaf. Thorndike, Philadelphia
coal to Randall & McAllister.
Sch War Steed Googins. So Amboy-coal to VIM
Spear.
wood for market.
Sch Arrival. Farnum. Boothbay.
Sch VIM Thomas, Littiejohn, Kennebec for New
York.
CLEARED.
.Barque Benny Doom, Cole, New York-Chase, Lea
Sch Geo Walker, Smith, Deer Isle--Isaac Emery
Sch Chalcedony, Ingalls, Machias-S W Thaxter.
Sch Brilliant, Wheeler, st George-D Choate.
Sch Governor, Stinson, Deer Ise-master.
.sAILED-Ba rques Ephm Williams, Bonny Doom;
brig Merriwa; schs Satilla, e Cottingham, Oliver
Dyer, Il Prescott, and others.
[FRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
WISCASSET, Sept 12th-Ar, brig Hiram Abif,
Brown, Boston; sehs Maria Louisa, Thurrill, and
AgricOla. do.
Sept 17-Ar. schs G W Dexter, Dunton. and Isa-
bella, Dickinson Boston; Robert Woodruff, Lewis,
Gloucester.
Sid, ship Richard III, Hubbard, Charleston.
MACHIAs, Sept 1O--sld, sch Daniel Coos, Minott,
West Indies.
Bunker, and Relief Holmes, Portland.
Sept bar, sehs Mary Eliza, Peters, franklin for
Boston: Ella Frances. Bulger., from Bangor for st
John, NIB. (and both sailed 14th)
IRON MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
Sid FIN Dublin 18th, sch Fred jackson, Pettengll,
New York.
Ar at London 18th inst ship Ellen Austin, from
New York
Ar at at New York 18th, ship Detroit, Blanchard,
Portland; brig Dart, Golfer. do.
Cid at San Francisco 18th, ship Spartan, jackson,
Queenstown.
Sid 18th, ship Harvey Mills, Mills, Liverpool
MEMORANDA.
Ship Olive Southland, Walker, from st John, NIB,
arrived at Liverpool 18th inst with loss of part of
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1877-01-23

Schenckss Puimontc syrup. sea
Weed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills.
These teservedly celebrated and popular meci-
cines have effected q revolution In the healing
arr, aIitl proved the fallacy Of several maxims
which have for many years obstructed the pro-
gress OF medical science. The false snpposltion
tnaf yConsnmption incnrable" deferred physi-
cans from attempting 90 ind remedies for thai
disease, aud patients afiicted with IL reconciied
themselves 10 death Without making an effort 10
escape from doom whic0 the supposed 10 be I'M
avoidable. IL II now proved, however, that Con-
sumption can be cured, ana that n has been cur
ed in very great number OF cases lsome OF them
apparently desperate ones by schencks Pulmon-
ic syrup alone: and An other cases by the same
medicine In connection with schencks Sea
Weed Tonic aud Mandrake Pills, one or both
according 70 the requirements OF the case.
DIR. Schenck himself who enjoyed uninterrupt-
ed good health for more than forty years. was
supposed at one time % be at the very gate OF
death, his physicians having pronounced his case
hopeless, and abandoned him 10 his fate. lac
was cured by the aforesaid medicines, and,
since bis recovery, many thousands similarly af-
fected have used DIR. Schencks preparations with
the same remarkable success. ...s.
Full directions accompany each, milking II not
absolutely necessaro 10 personally see Dr.
unless patients wish their lungs exam
ed, and for this purpose he IL professionally af
his principal ONCE, Corner sixth and Arch sts..
every Monday, where settlers for
schenck's medicines are sold by all druggists.
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A..a..,na.,on Of GOV. naye. yes

Gov. Hayes has not exactly been ex-
posed TO assassination. but a mau has
been arrested who as suspected of hay.
ing iniulged remote scheme for the
execution of some such bloody deed.
A Columbus correspondent Of the CIn-
cinnati Commercial. who would make
an everlasting fortune as a writer OF
dime novels. uDfolds the sanguinsry
tale AS follows. "During the absence
oi Gov. Hayes at Cincinnati. n week or
two ago, Capt. Lee. his Private Secre-
tsry, Ia the usual routine. Of letter
opening, ia the Execntire Office, found
one postmsrked Washington. Penn,
that when opened presented q. blood
cnrdliug sppearance, ar words 60 that
effect, II was Addressed. TO Governor
Hayes, and proceeded IN business.
Ike ~ay TO inform that gentleman that
it be did not al once Withdraw the
writer would kill him before the end OF
the month. OF course that letter was
Anonymous. It was oruamentcd With
ink drawings Of several suggestive in
struments--a pistol, dagger, slipping.
moose, and sknll and cross-bones.
Capt. Lee. with his usual severe reti-
cence. refused to give the document ~
the reporters IA tho absence Of Gov.
Hayes; and as II was perfectly PLAN tne
Governor would not give the .ipstter q
moments sttention, no p1ore was ssid
ABOUT n. On Monday fellow 10 . $
sci Of asiroug flavor Of Bourbon tie.
forn ia his breath was intercepted
prowling in the corridor which leads to
the dsvsspor's afi6s. and s-ss iIlpor-
tun,,e In bis desire 10 zee Gov. Hay-s.
As his conditiop was nlsniiestly 'suiit
for the presepco of gentlemen he was
led. out of the bnild.ng by one of the
police. When he bad rcstLsd a safe
distance he drew mnrlerous-looking
pis' ! from his pr-kss -nnl h-urished
& rather mqre usi-piaiiruSy than q
at-r man bent ol mischief wunll be
likely b.. ", hsrsn re~nled from the
incilenf, but it hss S,ryed to. recall tho
letter uf the anVnyrnpus sssa>sin. aud
I have giye,i the iisci,lenls a. fliey. loc-
currei, with nj cpu,nliing Capt, Lee,
behaving thai tsrre eau he u''. oijec-
tisn {, their g'ing ~ the pnblsc to-
gether fyr what they are worth sfsI
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WHAT ENGLAND PAYS FOR WAR;
Twenty years before the Crimean war
the military and naval expenditure Of
the country was fl0, 1900, 900. In 1854
the year before the was, il had risen to
fl6, 200. 900. Since the termination of
that war it has averaged more than
ct, 900, coo per annnm. Thus we have
had permanent increase of El0, ,000,- :
coo per annum (Hot including the in
tersst on debts) ever since the Crimean
war These sums are so enormous
that they cen not even be imagined,
except by some process of comparison!
To aid this comparison let us mark the
following facts: According to the off,
cially published annual statistics the
total amount OF coal produced in the
United Kingdom has averaged. for the
last seven years. an annual value Of
e22, ,000, 900 sterling or 81. 1000, 900 less
than the average cost of the army aud
navy. And all the coal. iron, copper,
lead tin, zinc, silver and other metals
produced in the United Kingdom have
averaged in valne (for seven years past)
f37. .O00, 900 per annum. or about fl6,-
O00, 600 less than the years expenditure
lOI past huu picocut NAio. thV sCs"A
capital accumulated in the Postotice
savings hank was Tin 1850 f9.7iS, go.
The total capital iu other savings hank
in the United Kirgdom in 1867, f56,.
i76, i08. Total, fi6, ,2s6. 1897 Hence.
the ANNUAL war expenditure (for pres
ent and past operstions) far exceeds
the total deposits Of the industrial aud
economical classes invested in all the
savings banks. The total annual re-
ceipts OF oil tLe.railways in tho United
Kingdom for psssengers'and goods are
about f3s, ,000, 900, or fl7.OOo. 600 less
than the money demanded on account
Of war. Tho average value OF wheat,
barley, oats. maize and Hour imported
iuto the Uoited Kingdom for seven
years past is f30. 900, 600 per nnnum, or
only cl. 600, 600 more than the annual
expenditure for army aud navy alone,
irrespective OF national debt No won
der that many are almost starved! The
avernge vslue aof the cotton imported
into the United Kingdom Tor The seven
years past is Eze, 900, 900, exactly the
cpst OF the army aud navy alone IN
1853. No wonder the manufacturing
q lpulasion hsve IN work lard 10 iees a
iiveiihood, All the psupsrs in the
United Kingdom cost in the vcnr 1870
n GO, 5000. 7s7. or oue-tbird Of the ex-
penss Of the army aud nsvy.-[ From
the Peace Socie;y's Papers, London.
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The Rev. j. McLeod, a Philadelphia
clergyman, in a recent lecture to sp-
prentices and boys in stores, gave some
Interesting remiciscepses Of stephen
when boy. He usually walked stoop-
shouldersd. with his hands crossed in
front. was OF middle-size and rather
stout. Yon will see very good Ike
ness Of him at wsnamaker's, Sixth and
Market streets. The artist has got tho
expression exactly. There is only
one thing / would criticise about the
painting. I never saw him with so
1ne coat as the picture representa-
He always discounted small notes:
helped men who we're IN business in .
small way. lie was always ready 10
help a mechanic or an honest man,
though perhaps with an eye 10 busi-
ness and in safe way. The Bank Of
North America and others were jealous
of him; So they said: We wall not dis
coaut his notes. Girard was infogm-
"a uf II. aud, OF conrse, was angry; 50
I've told the cashier vhenever he got
note of the Bank II North America N
lay u aside. This was done, until af-
ter n while one DAY he sent notary
over ulih notes 81 the Bank ~ North
Amersca - the amourt Of S25j.f1o.
with request that the amount be pa 4
iu gold aud silver. There was eonrter-
nation IN the bank, and G.prd was
sent for Who reiterated his demand,
u,,l ,A. banks were 8 ad ~ cpiafc,-
a,ire. sld after that were 70 'Ily 10 take
las htvce t4r.e hti ff,ft f~4
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H ~ So =.
A sr.rx Hrxprrp .Tsors&xp Dot
Ian BoyAxz,. wiIlism Kelly. n Gov
sxhment sufvcypr 10 l76o, who made
srr~sy Of large portion OF New Jcr.
sey. tareht e.fracf. described on The
original msp a. tfsot 70. 81. contain
ing ovfr. 900 acres, and at thst tiuc
prs ct,rsily awortilesss, He leased the
1ntns plct 10 nan. named Parsons
for ninety-rinc years, the considera-
t,on being that the taxes should be
paid The lease expired Dccember 15,
1875 nhd tl,e ,.,pfin~i deed. with a
e.t.v ~ the icha.. y w The possession
q Henry Albcftnna his brother. labor
er~ in tn smplsy sf the LehiQh Valley
I:lnlrSasl Company. who claim Go be
tlr.. ooly heirs. Their ,itle l. believed
'.ic sleu. A. the occupants of the
ps,Iorty all hold ID by leases. The
tact il nov worth 500, coo.
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'N/cHDLHS MINTURN,U


whose story a. "SeveDoaka- gave the highest
satisiaciiun 10 the readers 81 tie Monthly.
The scene of this htest novel IL laid on the
banks of the Hudson. The hero Is yo1ng mau
SWINGS bnt VINO, by ire desth of bic mother, n
LEFT alone In the world.--tO drift on the current
q he.--'yith fortuns. Dpt without purpose.
Another serial, "His Inheritance Nv Mise
Ir4ftoH, viii begin on the completion of That
lass o. LONriea," by Mrs HoigsOn Burnett
Mrs. burnettf story. begun 10 August, has pa
prise 20 TIE rubli1 E.H..
There n - be series 70 orgrsi snd exqui,-
itely lllpsfIated papera Of Popular kcience.~ b
There are % Be. from various pens. pspers on
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20 medicipe vill ~ erectusily Improve the
tone of TIE stomach a. these fils: they remove
all acldity SccAsloDed ether hy inismpersnce OF
improper diet They reach the liver aud reduce
70 70 healthy action; they are wonderfully en-
cacious IN caees OF spaSm-ln fact fhcy never fkil
Ia curing all disorders % the liver aud stomach.
HoLLowAlS PILLS are the best known IN
the word for the following diseases Ague, Asib-
ma. Bilious Complaints, Blotchcs ou the skin,
tery. Erysipelas, female irregularities. fevcrs Of
al tiods, ffis, GOuf- Headache, Indigestion, In-
nsmisatlon, Jaundice, Liver tomplsiuis, Inn.
osgo, Plies kheumsfistu. Retention OF Thine,
-erofuis or kller Esr, sore 1brost s,ons and
Gravel. Iic-DOuloureauN 1umoTr. tlcers.
Norm3 Of al kibdt. weskress from snr esnse.
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fIFIFEM MONTHS for sd.

scr.bner for Dec myer, bow ready. aal Whic,
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hantc.s 81 scribuar Tor AurGlt. Sscta rrber at.i
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"Home LIFE AND TRAVEL. :

Also. practical suggestions ss 20 town sad cour-
~ lie, ,iilage Improvements. etc, hy weil-
known specialists
Mr. Bsrnsrds sriicles on vsrious fndustrie. ~
Great Bnt4i1 ipclnde tue history OF .sone Es-
perlaenfs u Cooperation "A SCOTTISH fnsf
Factory. IN the Mo- embef number, ana load
Lane. Pocbdalf,r % Dtcember Other rapert
are, "Ihe British W0rsingInalS Hone. "a
Sstion 81 snopkeePers," 'hsPerny Week fos
A rcbfy Illustrated series will ne gfven oo
"Ameriosa spots By Hood sod Fiela, hs 70
rious writer, aud each on ad1erdni theme. IRE
subject Of
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sun BY AL DRUGGISTS.
Oauls.n
MARK THESE FACTS.
rol.JOWAY'S PILLS.

~ had no appetite; HoIlowsys Pins gave me
hearty one"
"lOur IhIls are marvelous.-
II send for another box, and keep fhem in the
house"
."Dr, Holloway has cured my headache that was
chronic"
81 gave ono % your Pins 90 my babe for cho.o-
"a mOTbus. The dear little thing got well ia 4
DAY.
my nansea Of a morning is now cured
"lour box of HollowayS Ointment cured me
Of noises in the head. / rubbed some OF your
Ointment behind the ears anu The noise has ltft :"
send me Two boxes; want one for poor
family"
81 enclose dollar. yonr price is 2s cents, but
the medicine 70 the is worth q dollar"
"Scnd me Eve boxes OF your PiH."
"let me have three boxes OF Your Pills by re-
turn mail, for Chilis and Fever
have over 200 such testimonials as these, but
want or space compels me % couclude.
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VEGETINE

strikes at the root OF disease by purifying the
blood restoring the livea and Kidneys 10 healthy
action, invgorating the nervous system.
VEGETINE
rs not vile, nauseoas compound. which simply
purges the bowels, bu' safe, pleasant remedy
which is sure 70 purify the blood and thereby re-
store the health.
vEGETINE
r. now prescribed I'm cases OF scrofuia and other
clans, owing 20 Us great sue cess In curing all
diseases OF this nature
VEG ETINE
Does no, deceive inyalids into false hopes hy
purging and creating fictitious appetite. but
assists nature IN clearing and purifying the
whole system. leading the patient gradually 10
vEGETIyE
Was looked upon "a an experiment for some
time by some OF our best physicians, but these
most incrcdalOus in regard 70 It's merit are now
its mos; ardent friends aud supporters
vEGETINE
Iastead Of being puffed-up medicine has work.
el its way up 10 It's present astonishing success
by actual merit In curing all diseases OF the
b.ood, OF whatever nature.
VEGETINE
says Boston physician. has no equal as
blood pnrner. Hearing OF It's many wonderful
tied the labratory aud convinced myself OF Us
genuine merit. II Is prepared from harks, roots
ana herbs, each OF which 10 highly effective. and
produce astonishing result"
vEGETINE
IL Acknowledged and recommended nv physi-
Clans and apothecares 20 the beat puriner and
cleanser Of the blood vet discovered. aud thous-
snds speak In It's praise who have been restored
20 health.
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Scribner's Monthly
An unriyaled illustrated MAGAZINE.

when scribner Issued issued its famous Mid
summer Holiday Number IN July, friendly
critic said OF ": I'VE are nof sure but that
ScnbEer has touched highwster mark. We DO
not see What worlds are left 70 u 10 conquer"
But the puhiiahers DO not consider that they have
reached tn ultima thule Of eNceiiencc-they be-
lieye "there are other worlds 10 conquer. and
they propose 20 conquer them
The prospectus for the new volume gives the
titles Of more than atty papcrs Jaostly iluStrat-
heal %
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

NoDe are genuine unless the sirnstnre % o.
uAYDocA, g. sgsot Tor the United States. sur
hanfs0rne rv~a-f VIII BE- gfven % saYone rrr-
dertog sgch foform sfion a. may lcac trf1e ds-
tection of any party % psr,ic6 counie fstlng the
20 W spurious.
'.'soll az tlie manufactory ~ Professor Hot
LowAr Co. New YORK, AMI ~ all respectable
dru rgists ard dealers ia meiclne throughOut
me civilized word, in boxes at . cents, e2 ceufs
aud 81 each.
- there "a consi lerabIe sasiar BY lakIng the
larger sixrs. |.I"H
B-Drtction. flr ihc guliance a lafleuis
IN every dlsorier arr aniNed 10 each bex.
Of.tec.tfs Liberty street. xex Van.
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HOLLOwAY's PILLS
Tnvansoly cure the following diseases:
Disorder of the Kidneys.

IN eli d,seases affecting these organs. whether
they secrete too much or too little water; OF
whether they he affiicted ~ stone or gravel. or
Fith aches aud pains settled N ths lolns over the
regions OF the kidneys, these Pills should be Ia
ken according % the printed directioDs, aad the
OlntmcDt should los well rlbbed into the small ~
the back Al bc1 time. This treatment Will give
almost imnsetate relief vhsn all other mean
have failed.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1877-01-23

MORAL. .-Sixty-one years have pass
ed away since the events transpired
which are above narrated. In eonnec-
ton with many others Of a similar ma
ture in later years, il has led me TO see
still more clearly the truthfulness OF
the Scripture declarations, which /
long since embraced and proclaimed.
that God judgeth in the earth, as
well ms hereafter. and that though
hand ioin in hand. the wicked shall not
be unpuuished." However artfully
plans Of escape from penalty, they can
not avoid divine retrbution. Jehovah
rules in all worlds, and in every state
of being. EitEer in the earth. or the
life TO come, or in some state OF exis-
tence, he will overtake them and infict
certain and just punishment upon
them. ~ aFs rfrrFtm
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GOV. HAYES rLEcrEp.

From.the best light before 81. the Tribune
votes against isl for Tilden. and Il therefore
entitled TO be maugurated President on the
4th of March. 1877. The highest good Of the
South as well as OF the North. would be best
promoted by his occupancy Of the Executive
lrhair
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will have a prominent place. whilst the latest
productions ~ American humnrists will appeat
irpu uuli1 ~ uillth. 1hr li-f ~ shuries sl'tr.
irs, ~ graphical ai.d other 4kstches. sfc. a. q
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"FDREIcN TRAHEI.U

we have "A Winter on the Nfe,- by Gen. Nc
by Charles Dudley Warner; "Cut Of ny Window
AZ Moscow by Eugene schuyler: "An Ameri-
can Ia rurkistan.- etc. Three serial stories arc
announced.
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For Cutaneous Disorders.

And hi eruptioDs Of the skin, this Ointment Ia
most invalasbie. IL does not heal externally
alone but penetraice With the nlost searching ef-
fecis 10 the very root OF the evil
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CONSUMPTION,
EPILEPTIC FITS,
DYSPEPSIA.

Prescription sent ~ any address on receIps Of
cent stamp. Anfress, u
a, JAMES MACK. N. De-,
seigi RssAsssS, y. 4,
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The value Of g,l mining in The Uni
10, : ases IA ~ . e~tisnstst at $s4,-
32s, 90. sad " at efl, 80. wa =,
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Prospectus FOR 1871.
Twenty weekI'es $50, Postsge raId.
pREsInEN1IAI ErEcrIoS.

The country has passed through n fierce
Presidential contest, aud the result has been
left 10 a dangerous and unsatisfactory shape.
on account Of the unprecedented closcness OF
the election. the angry disputes as 20 the votes
of certain States. aud the failure OF the Con-
stitnti0n 10 provide any tribunal u solve
doubts or decide contested points.
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DANGER OF ANOTHER WAR.

But there are grave apprehen.ions that a
rufiianlv. ravenous crowd Of ofiice-scekers
nav resort to lawless and violent means to
induct the defeated candidate into the Office
Of Chief Magistrate. All peace-loyirg and
law-abiding men. Irrespective OF party, must
stand together In this crisis and crush out the
Incendiary demagogues who are threatening
20 light the torch of internccine war, which
would bring ruin aud destruction upon the
country.
The coming year promises 10 be the most
even'ful aud exciting OF any since the war.
The Tribune will 40 everything In its power
10 have the new President peacefully and
lawfully inaugnrated. and to restore harmony
aud confidence in the future. Let MS never
despair OF the Republic.
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published In this State; and this reputation
IL will maintain At eveiy coet.
CIRCULATE YOUR COUNTY PAPERS.
Prepa

In Cluhs Of Ten. postage prepaid. sI.6O
We will furnish the WKEKLY PosT and
either OF the following Agricultural papers,
viz: Michigan Faraer. Western Rural. or n.
Y. Agrieulturalists, for s325
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1877-01-23
ARrPunLIcAN NEwsrArEn.

While The Chicago Tribune is Republican
newspaper. and cOntributed as much as any
other In the United States 20 the success Of lis
party, 10 is always independent aud fearless In
the expression Of IT, views. and aims TO be
right rather than partisan; aud while holding
party high Il holds the country higher.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1877-01-23
CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
Great Republican Newspaper.
Dollar Weekly Tribune.

The best paper for the
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POLITICIAN, FAMILY.