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Washington Marshal of France.
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\ Whist Party in the Ark.
Three Capitalists-Astor,s Stewart, Vanderbilt
Mark Twain at Horse Auction.
First Female lobbyist at w ashington.
The Girl of Sevile-a spanish Poem.
Royalty In the United States.
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Monthly Record of Congress-. etc.
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To CONSERVATIVES.

Consumption, that scourge OF humanity, 10
the great dread of the human family, in all civil
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feel confident that l am in possession Of the
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Disorder of the Kidneys.

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The certain, speedy

remedy or children, Is Pitcher's CsstoriA, rs
as pleasant 20 axe ms honey ard 40 certain In iis
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ALL WORMS REMOVED ALIVE.

+. +. Kunkers Worm Syrup never fails
to destroy Pin Seat and Stomach Worms.
DR.. kunkel, the only successful physician
who removes Tape Worm in two hours
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Common sense teaches that il Tape Worm
be removed, all other worms can be readily
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ke, No. go North Ninth street, Philadel-
Phi Pa. or call on your druggist and ask
tor bottle Of Kunkel's Worm Syrup
Price Sl.0o. 'tueyer fails.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-01-16
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pailp Aennrbet 9oarnd.


The Ellsworth American SAYS: Some forty or
fifty masters Of vessels aud sailors passed through
town last week on their way to their homes in
this and neighooring towns. They left their ves-
sels, some hauled up and others frozen ur, in
western hsrbors.
Mr.. E. G. Long of Colby University, has sue
cessfully taught free high school of fourteen
weeks, in Brooklin, and was greatly liked.
The total loss Of all the Masonic bodies at the
late FIRE in savings bank block in Portland, is re-
ported to be SS6, ,30s, on which was S27 ,s75 in
snrance.
The subscription list for the forthcoming History
Of Belfast is filing with gratifying rapidly. 1t Is
safe TO say that no other book possible could OF
would sell 80 well in this vicinity does this com
ing mssierwotk from the able pen of the Hon
Joseph Willismson.- Belfast Journal.
A copper mine has been discovered at Bluehill
In Hancock county. The main vein runs from the
south side of the head Of the bay at Bluehill vii
lage, in q south westerly direction for three and
half miles and is from two hund ed and fifty to
Eve hundreu feet wide.
j. W. Lang of Brooks, Is editor OF the Maine
Department In the National Sovereign, the organ
Of the Sovereigns of Industry. 1t is published at
Stonehsm, Mass.
The Hancock Citizen states that fears are enter
taiEed that Ii. (. Barker, Young lawyer of Els
worth, was on the i'll fated train at Ashtabula
Rev. MIR. Murray had an audience of 400 at his
lecture IN Skowhegan.
The Hodgdons of Boothbay have bought Of
Farmer Besrce of Bristol, a valuable lumber lot
in the western part OF the town, and they have
began to take the lumber off, 1t of the
best pine lumber lots in the town. The logs are
hauled to the Damarscotta River and rated
down. The price given was $1,000.
Lucille Western-just deceased-and her sister
Helen, were well known to Portland, when her
step father, Mr.. English was manager of the
Portland theatre. Here the sisters played for q
whole season, and revisited the town frequently.
and made her debut in lSi9, at the old National
Boston, as o dancer. In 1859 she was married TO
James Harrison Meade. The later years of her
life she was 9 star. "Nancy Sykes" was her
great Characterization.
n. w. Dutton, ESQ.,, of Lewiston, has sold his
dry goods business to d. II. Colby, formerly Of
the 6rm of Hebbard & Colby.
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and art. The wars likely TO convulse all Europe
win form topics for discussion, that will be treated
with thoroughness and ability nowhere else to be
found. Blackwood's Magazine Is famous for stories
essays, and sketches of the highest literary meri
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ing at those dates which have been on deposit one
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taxed to depositors hereafter.
Dividends as soon as declared are auoed TO the
principal, thus compounding the interest every ak
months.
Loans made to depositors On dcposlting their
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PENSIONS i"eresses NOW NOW sa', paa Adscs aUsa
circular free. T. McMichael, Atty, 7o7 sansom ST.,
Phila. ianS.4w
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Maine Central Railroad.
CHANGE OF TIME.

On and after Monday, Oct. eth, 1879,
trains viii leave Augusta
For Portland and Boston, 500, ll.iO A. Nj. aII
l0.cs L. Nj.
For Roekland, eco, IL 30 Am.
For Farming ton, lao A. NJ.
FOR Bath, Lewiston and Portland, 500 lI.tU A.
NJ, LIS L. M.
tor Wateryille and Skow hegas $50 p, M
For Belfast, Dexter ana Bangor 335 A. NJ $50
, 1877-12-18
PREHISTORIC RF,Ics.

!srsrtdl NstssscA I" 3hf CAtt%s9n Tribune.
GALEsA, H., Lec. 1I1--fnp"rtant discoveries
WIRE made ny tnrty Of 0aleua gentlemen to-
dag. Nldlu exploring some Of tile 1ndian
mluunik supposed to be Of prehistoric origin Ut
the portage, near thts city, the REMAINS ul eev
cral ntitlts we're found lnlbcllct i'll tulnt
wa1lcd with baked ctay, about four feet from
top VI a tuoutd, md soulu Of tho boncs wrre III
tue slate Of preservation. Thu skulls, Two nf
which were taken out whole, were In shape not
unlike those of tho chhupanxec, and the bones
Of enormous size and length, proving thut
they belonged In lie to persons Of gigantic
stature. Thcr lay in a bcd OF asl.cs and burnt
cluy, nntl with them were found dozen OF n,urc
bears claws with holes drilled IN the lurce end,
a11.! tho b1ca exHutaltcly curved; talt tlozeIi
larCe.Rlzeu lustt0uR pearls, evidently used for
bca,ls: a copper btikit,, gopper NJ, cop.
Ter utc,lk a0ut six ineles lung, chisel SHAPED
ut onc end atll round ut tho uthcr; targr.slzrl
anil beal,tiiuI1y~uryeIt piece 0f crockcry; y ttu.
sI,car~llcaal, md several other artirles ncyct
before ullrarthed III this locality. Tic
1u,uu.ltls. 0E whlel. thrrc art large number fl
that vicinity were locAtci On htglI bluF ol
bank of the SinIsinawa River, overlooking thu
Mississippi and tlia whulc et,u1ltry for lnllcd
around. The discoveries have excited tho curl
1sltY Of al who have seen thin, and arc regard
ctl rs exceedingly rart BY those who llaye maslc
arrhsologv study. Further explanations aru
to be t1rrcd OIL the result OF which s1llr ctIr.
respondent vii! communicate 10 the readers Vi
TUE TRIBUNE.
, 1877-12-18


Thr itecstvcr Is tnfnrmc'' thnt tho Park is,nt,s
n1rl fH,f i'm nj tn: Hills receivable were plggeh
to sr.nre The fG.mfrnEnt of tanncy lF'rr1wcti
tiIcrenh nj the time aucl p1et1grs w.rc ,na".
Ffrnrc, In tile atlye estimate bf vnuck. tlG has
treatc'l salt clnns a. pail out Of t'!c property
plel1pct. ills wnud leave the totaf llafllltirs
nj ts;0,9l6. an nearly ait tic as*cts are rral
estate scctlrtt!cs. whlrf, include nut ttnly fnl-
proved h1s'hrts property. hut rc:h!enrs anil
suburban propcrty nlfo-an'1 as sotne NJ the
inakcra 0f the securities nre financially en-.
hnrraascd. 50 TINT the securities must l,e rc!ftt
upon. ans cstnase nt value Ia necessarily tn-
certnin anil approximate only.
Other partics more familiar with the assets
thnn Thy Rueetscr IN estimate the raiue to 1c
Tns rlnrL1rr. -
4 drer,n,lcl drrs,-L,T in the Filel,iv Sav.
tngs DAHks In II communication tp this paper.
signed "t'ne tf the Sufferers" takea exception
tp Dr: Tnrn!n's tiis:mstttnn nf tl,rrn lots, np-
r,ralsc.i at *!D cacl, twu OF tho lots l,clng sold
.nr ss3 ~ raet ons*t!ltrl cas! nnl III: hn!an.c
tn tr rutl IN nrr and Two ycars, R,i the nt hrE
inr sls!3s catl: Tle :,ibeinf,sn 1T thc "Suf-
ferrr'e ~ growl Is TINT nr. Tufrin t!souli have
&o t'.e*u n,ni all other lots tor ras., gwen at a
lcsa figure, IL or,!er that !c'sftors might rr-
'elyc dividends an earlier ttas, and that ti,o.c
| dividends might ronic IN reatohahEt INSTALL
nlkn tns!ulges in general arw1 that he mil lIta
| eiass, u he aleeCa, arc MT ctsulted IN these
matters. anil cIsea will tnltcll'ng appeal ior
| information regarding tho exstGMcs ur hotl-ex-
1steI,ec NJ t!' I]ejH,kttt'ra' Committee.
Iir. Turrn's explanation Of ttIe sca|.cstatc
transaction Ia that lie en tic two 1pa sccrretf
| 70 III tine TO .lcN@it.r who PAYS thc Doctor
10 ner ccf,t on dcterrc'! payments, which n'akes
sell it mud get cash f"r tt. Alter sci1ng these
two ints another man canle in win offered tu
pay oil casll, atN tho Doctnr sold thy lot to him
1T tl.c sa,nr prisc. In asking the Court to ae.
rcpt these ofcrs, Dr.. TurpEn sars he did mt
refer 10 them i. being li.ns,"-wl,lril
word eccHl8 to hare l,ccn bugl,car tu tic
, 1877-12-18

Can a Government official receive commits
Nous on the purchase ot Government matc-
ralss In 1871 tho Turkish Government sent All
AGENT to this country TO purchase arms, and, not
being able to speak tho language, transacted aiI
his business through OsCAHrAN, the Turkish
Con.ul. .Gencrat At New York. The Inter has
recently entered suit against tho Winchester
Company to recover s2o0, ono, which he claimed
was promised him as commission on q, ,1a}, ,0oo
vortl Of rifles sold through his inaucncc to the
Turkish Government ut tllat time. Judge
eu1rMAa decided TINT tho plntntitf, being q
public officer, was not Entitled to receive pay
,for such transaction.
, 1877-12-18

There seems SONIC probability that tho WISH
1rgtnn monument will be finally takcn IN baud
by the Government anu carried to completion.
since the recommendation 10 TINT cfIcct In The
Presidents tncssngc, Mr.. W. W. sFoHr has mp
reared before the Congressional Committee oil
Public Buildings and presented ncw dct'g't.
and totnc Interest Is satd to hnvc been awakened
N WasllinKton upon the subject. 1t Is plat'i,
however, that nothing catt bc done until The
org,na, private contributors waisn their rights
md consent 10 change In the present design,
witch Is unqucstfonabis Inadequate. Congress
ran harliy subsidies It 80 long as 1t rctlinlns q
prIyate undertaking.
, 1877-12-18

Bayard Taylor is talked OF for Minister to
Derlin.
Tho subject OF Mr.. Howel!a' lecture at
Hartford was 1ibbon.
Os1nan Paaha Inns not been IN American
sEncs he was beaten.
The New York Freeman's journal, high
authority, says thcreis no reason why The Pope
SHOULD not 1.-Two for yeass.
Senator Blaine is going to the Hot Springs
otArkansaa to drive the malaria ont Of biz system.
ME. Iiooeson IL going with hin.
Tie Boston Herald cannot imagine whnt
bancroft Davis has dono to entitlo him 10 10 many
Of tho good thtngs Of tho earth.
The Hon. Jamcs Harlan, Of Iowa, says
that tho letter declaring that he was = candidate
for tho Ua!trd states sonato IL forgery.
Tie Boston Democrats will give e1-Mayor
Trlpce. just defeated of Recollection. consola.
Hon meeting At Fancuii Hall, Wednesday oycnlng.
President Noah Porter preached at kuw
Haven, Sunday. in dofenso Of Mr. Moody and his
work. It has been enormously reported that Dr.
FoItor 10 not friendly 10 Moody.
The Lowell Courier remarks. "Ths Bos-
ion Herald says Tho Nev. btE. Plorce 'made IN
c6ectiyt praYer' At tbs MArbchoad dedication.
We were not beforo Awa.c that tbs ktFaid had dis
pslches fron. the Throne Of Grace"
Tue I1ov. Mr. Munger, In his examination
stNorth adams, said be believed soul, after
having been punished million ycafs. could repent
and ba s.Sed, but ~ nattes Ut fact, ho thought
tho desire for repentance in sGch case wUuld bo
extremely improbable; still the question would
s!xays bc, not eau souls repout but will They rc-
pent.
At tho odaon Theatre, Paris, In the com-
sdy Of t'Dlacksont Fsiher and Daughter" there II
shown young American girl, who. having been
TOLD BY Fsenehnan whom She passtonately &dorea
that ho will not marry her ~ long she haa sim
gs sou ot her mmea.o fortune. goes 10 wofk forth.
With 10 lose It, When sha has succeeded In doina
10 ahs cla.ms him and gcts him. 1t Ii pleasant to
10 abs to ray shat this comedy has not been sue.
ecasSut
Tue New York 1ri5uue aays: "The sp-
polntmsnt Of Me. j. u. Bancroft Davis to bs Judgt
OF tue Coult Of Claims ts curtslaly Of the bes
lfe'idcnt lIayes hax made. Tbs Court OF Clalu,l
IN nac3 Of new blood, and tho appointment q
such men u MF. Davis la place Of those Judge,
"ao ate now retErng after many years Of faithtu
aessiee, will xiye It N euergy whcl It needs. Ar
5Atls comes to his place With "a extended snd sal
rahle experience OF public lilo, aud the Benat,
Will no doubt rseoeuizs hls atnesa."
The Kellogg Cary troupe gave = concert II
Aoatoa last Wednesday evening. Tho Gto1s O.
tnat city ssys: ''up to The last uau1ber by Mia
eAsy tho two artists stood about UEuR ~ regard
luz tAvoF VI tho audience, Mias Kellogg leading b.
easkct of kowerH and . bouquet ohly. but afte
Nils Cary had sunx tue s1nx, Let mo dTean
again." BY Sullivan. her friends rallied. and. u
though shs complied with thcls demands b 1Iu.,
'HR 'coRafn 'rbso' the Rye, she WA Obliged 10 re
appear thfce several times, aud bow her thAaks ~
As e"astuuea applause VI the 4uIirnce."
, 1877-12-18

DISTRESS.
70 ia Editor a. TAs TFtAxss.

CHICAGO, Dec. l7.-TAk TRIBUNE recon-
mcnds certain talutarY changes Ia the law Of
distress for rent, which should 10 adopted II
nothing better can b. dune. But wiser propu-
slton would be to abolish distress 10. rent al
together, 1t IL . remedy whlri. ought not to
extst u The code uf q civilized State. It ta
relic O! tho feutlal lysten, aud Is founded upon
the assumed supcrtor rlghtA u tbs uwher ~
lanJ. There can be no reason why landlord
should hare different and = better Tenlety fuf
tbs colicStloa Of hts debt than any other credit.
Stais of New York and in the New England
States, and has been largely nodded in several
Other States. It IL q cruel EcLIety. ~ barbsruut
aud oppressive In practices tlat, during the long
centuries 0f it, existence, It las stamped itSElt
inde!loly upon our rare aud our lanRuasc. The
uttieation, <Asss u mild term ~ "rcplesln,",
but, applied u tho landlords ylolant anl brutal
prusess, II has become the satidest word IN the
Eugsish language. LAWYER.
This distsatut business IL ill tho wossc from
the fact llat. In reality, there aEe no e1-
emptlons. The statutu has certain provisions Oh
In this city wherein they are not expressly
waived by the laasee. l.et any tenant look u
lis lease, aud he will dud that he hRs signed
away all thia right aud tittU to any exemption
fsuul sri1urra under the lava u this st4te.
Such clauAes III q lease aru unqucstlonably
Legislature fur exemptions A11ounts u but Ill
liz, 1t II true tdat u1Iy personal property
uwncd by tho xlfo u exempt tru!n seizure. bus
tle prluia taeie IL a9aiIat her; aud, II her
property IL sviz.a4, she would lare tU 70 through
tAc pr1ceaA VI suilIX out . writ OF Teplesin II,
every .hlpx uuder lhv soof IL tue property Of thu
1,S$ik.
, 1877-12-18

Snsctdl ntsbgtcA to 71s IAtc.soa TrtaHHs.
JANRsyiLLE, VITA, Dcc. 11.-The GAINESVILLE
Gasetts las hccll sold u sfr. thaae farnsw"rth,
one Of tho prominent aud successful merchants
Of this city. Mr. Il. l., Culytu. who hss been
tue business manager Of The Gazette Printing
Company for norc than scven years, will 10 rc-
tuti.eu III thy same capacity, Mr.. Nirhulaa
smith, NOW esty ralttur. will tAko tel,. HchtlII'a
p!acu as political editor, anl Howard W. Ttitol
late vi tbs Chira.o i'ost, Will assunlu tho ctt j
ctlitoFsh1p. Thu first paper under the 1>rw
management will hc Issued On tbs "a of Jauu
RTy.
, 1877-12-18
NOuRlsHlNG BLOOD.

Tho blood impssts 70 tAs body the elements
which arg essential to r. sxistcase. Whrn lhs.s
ato ,Hsulscirntly supplied. Its energies begin 10
hsg, theirs Il = loss Ut flesh. the muscles grow
1acctd. she reflective powers loss slsos, --esuEy
,44tr lhe.s circumstances. ii II obvious that ths
constitution must sum give way un!ess tho vital
huid IL rnrlChed. To accomplish this 0bject, rt
cuutsa should b. hau wtthnut telas 1u That Grand
fertilizer Vt the hluo lu.lettess stomach Bi,eEs