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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-04-25
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
COUNTY OF RAMSEY,
District Court,
Second Judicial District.
Eugene L. Larpenteur
VS. Sumn

VS. }Summons.
Hattie P. Larpenteur !
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA, to the above
named defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action which has
been filed in the office of the clerk of said court
at S int Paul in said county of Ramsey, and to
serve copy of your answer to the said COM
plant on the subscr bers, at their office in
aforesaid, within twenty days after the
service OF this summons upon you, exclusive
of the day of such service, and if you fail to
answer the said complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply
to thei court for the relief demanded in The
complaint.
O'BRIEN & ELLER,
Plaintiffs Attorneys st. Paul, Mimi.
19t-7t.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-04-25
THE
Iron Clad Tax Law


Passed at the last session OF the Legislature
coInpels me to turn over to the Auditor all the
tax books in my Office on the first dav of
June, and upon that day ~ per cent pen
atty will be added to all unpaid taxes Ii tax
PAYERS delay calling until late in Nav it will
he apostolic TO make out their recei pts-and
the penalty will be added By the auditor. All
interested will find it to their interest to cali
and settle as early as possible
H. NJ. RICE,
County Treasurer.
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4 ,,I,EpITTo HILLsBoRo.

NOW lnas; ~ tile hsnisonesi, most
convenient ainl Cam k.st.i,Ir,
.yldrieg and Hiir D,ysing purior ~ Or
dlgc tb.
4 have an hnni aa fine AZ assortment of
psrfunmry, Try tiral
Hair OIL, SID tk'.
Trya Ponianile, ~ ny
t,ond Hair Dye. place.
HAIR Cut. S4ialw,
NJ NY l,lase. &c;
smctal attention 70 Children. Hair Cut
ting. 4E ~ 8
EswrirnUrd artist comfort and saiisisc.
t,o,, uunrautrs.i. yaur patronage Is s,llc'
ted. iEO. g. kSftNohibp.'
fT 8 t Piop q.
n. u. Rsson i,oped ~ order. lssnbs
found IN my rOvnI nsxl u slr. f,yncli's
fsWslfy tis9s.
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YANKEE TRADE.

'Ireckon couldn't drive q trade with
you to.day. squire p said genui,sc rirzi-
men OF u fank,e pe,l,ilrr. ~ he stood ut
the door Of merchant in 81. Louis.
i reckon you calculate aUout right, for
y0u can't,' was the reply. s#s 7@5*
Well, guess you needn't get huify
'lvuui u. Now, here's duzen genuine
raznr srrops. worth S2.50; you "ss have
'em for S. -.-..t.-..- .......
'Iirll you don't want any of y"u'
traps -so ynn may ~ well lie going sl"ag.
wal, now. Iook here, Squire, rll bel
you SO that " you make mean oti.r foI
them ere stroI.s. we'll have u trade yci.'
'D,mr = rri'iied the merchant, placing
tile moucy in the hau,ls of u l,yslan,ler'
The Yankee ,lvt,isitcd like sum.
New said the merchant IN give q
I,icayunc Csix penrel for the siralS.'
They're you'rn.' said the Yankee, ~ i,s
quietly rnrkeied The stakes.
But ssid he, aIier little rrtlecti"n,
and great apparent honesty, 4 raIcnlaie i
joke is u joke. and " you don't want them
strulw, III trade back @ess 1t#@~ ~ 81
Tie merclIant's co,Iutenance bright
ei.ed. 'You're bot NJ had CLAP after all,
said he. Here arc your strnlrs-give n'
the money
"rherc u is said tile Yankee, ~ he re
ceive,l the sir,ps aud issssd over tie si'
pence
"A trade IL 4 ttr,lc. and now you al,
vide awake Tile next time y,au tra,i'
with that ere sis ience, you'll da y it'll
better than io buy a,azvr rirols' A"'
away walked the ,,lc,l,ller with his rtr''i'
aud the wager. amidst the shouts Of th'
laughing crowd.
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Time sweeping by on ss sileni wires
hnrrie. us f,um rradle O. graYe. a mn
mrnt .usueis Us ON life's stage, r mnrnrr
serves far our exit Iherelruas. et how lev
pause TO ihmk how swifily iheif lives arc
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ASaENGLIsH DISCRETION OF
a,i a...E HE'LL. I'm ~.r,.@s

l. So Il y Z a. < ii
Tie following description oftlfe place of
eteriial torment, by the Rev. 81 =. i1urnis.
q. -. r. n; was published hy authority in
Er.glsl,si, and Mas designed fvY the Inf
lstiuclin of ihe young: !.
! we know how Gar IL is 70, the middle of
1.-The earth; IL IL just 4 600 mites; 50 II he'll
iis Ia The middle of Tie earth sitis 1000
ln,iIes to tie icffii,ir iirtson nf bell. 1Dawn
liz ti,is place isa irbrIit,ie n,dse. Lirtsl %
the t,cn,eiaiaus. the horrible nproar Of
miilinns nnd millions nf tormrn.p, crra-
tnres, mad will, the future of hell! OH
The .cresms Of fear, the groans Of horror.
lli. yelis ~ rage, tile cries Of Jain. the
shouts of asoiiy, the shrieks of despair.
i from niiIimls on ts,illions! There yhu
hear tlie,,I roariug like li0ns, iiissing like
serpen,s, howliue like dogs, aud waiing
like dragons Threre you llear the
gnasl,ing of teeth, aud lll. fearful llaspi,e-
mics of the devil. Alnve all you hear
the roar cf the ti,ii,itr ofGo,I,S anger.
which shakes i,il to its foundations. Bat
there IL another Sound. Tl,cre is IN hell
a sound like many waieis. IL isas ifali
tie riyrisand ocraiis of the world were
pouring themselves with a great splash
down on iirmrs of i,elI. Il Il then really
the sound of waters IL IL. Are the
rivers and oceans NJ earth pouring .leui-
selves imtn helI' No. What IN IL, then {?
IL is the sound focesl,s of Tears running
down fron millions of eyes. They cry
forever and ever They cry because the
sulpiuImls simke tornients their eyes
They cry because iney have lest the beau.
tifui heaven. They cry because the sharp
fire burus them. - The
rnof Is rcd hni; the wal,ssre rec, hot; the
flmr is like sheet of Ied hot iraa. zee
on the middle nf that rel hot iron fl"or
t,nds girl. She looks to be about six
teen yearsof age She has neither shoes
nor stockings OH her feet The door OF
this rnin has never been opened since
>he first set her font on this rcd ltnI flopr.
Now she sces tb dear Opening. Size
ruslns f0rwa.a.y-Is' ..iias rune Down sls.,
ihe rrtl hot floor Listen; she sleaks'
She says: I have been standing with
my hare fec: on this red hoi iloor oryears.
Day aud night my only standing place
has l,eeli ou this red hat h"r. Sleep
never came oii ine for mna,ent, that 1
might forget this horrible burning floor.
Look at my burnt aud bleeiing feet Let
me gootf this burning h"r for one nr'-
ment-unly for a short o,oment. Oh!
that in this endless eteraity OF years
might forget the pain only for cue single
n,unien;.' The devil answers her ques-
tim: do you ask far a moment--for one
single n,un.nt 10 fnrgst your pain No.
not for one single moment during the
never-endliug eternity Of years shall y"u
ever leave ti.is red hot iioor.'
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SUCCESS IN LIFE.

B W. 3
Perhaps the drst and great requisite TO per-
fct success in lifs is 70 be fully persuaded in
sour mind what is the object you wish to OBJ
jain, Many make their fret false stepby wa
vcring, ancertain beginning. Not quite sure
what their true aim Is, they waste prccious time
and acquire habits that viii unit them for any
patient, continuous or energetic labor.
Success must depend, in great degree. upon
the determination TO concentrate ones sel upon
some one object.
The object Of ones ambition, then, fully and
anchangeably decided the plain path Of hard
sorking perssy.. ....> J, unctuality, and honesty
should be pursued. Tncre is no royal road 10
success; for though, as David Copperfeld has
told us, some happy talent and some fortunate
opportunity may form the two sides Of the lad
der on which msa mount tile rods of the ladder
must be made OF stua to stand sear and tear.
For the first round there Is perhaps no better
subsiitute than rsevcfance--pcrseyeranc that
will lead one to work, 10 SO over and over the
slme dull routine Of what is often merely me.
chanical and uninteresting labcr. Itis doubly
needed at the commencement Of business, for
here concentrate oil the great obstacles that i'm
pede the way, so that il often seems that the
hrst third is the only really difficult portion o.
the road to success ~s es- E.4a,E .as4 ...
Puncsuality, though seemingly ranking among
the lesser virtues, its absence will occasion az
great evils as many grayer fault, and il cannot
be dispensed with in any Of the departments Of
life. The professional man Is ruined without il,
and In business man its absence cannot be tol-
Grated. ~ .
Honesty Is, II from selfish motives only, the
best policy. Honesty that will lift q man not
euly above dishonest act, but q mean act, OF
unworthy motive; honesty that will extend into
ali his dealings, that viii allow no shutting OF
shiridng Of duty, no appearance Of wealth not
actually possessed, no exuavagAnce Of living foI
himself or family that may not strictly snG
knowingly be allowed, without detriment 10
himself, or his business, or without injury tc
ethcrs 4-4
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-31
HINTS FOR THE GIRLS.

An old stsger, who has been through the mill
gives the following parental sdvice to the girls
Take lessons on the piano, and learn TO pain,
sad sing, but le, your mother do the washing.
Do worsted work, and make nice little neck.
,ies for the heather, but don't acquire that mys.
tic art 10 "eook pork and beams s........t .
Go tobosrding school and pursue some French,
spsniard and German, but neglect you good old
mother English. ~~ 9 .#
Flsaly deny the soft impeaehmsn. that you are
engaged. Treat your young sprig precisely q
II You were ashamed Of him. II Is eomplimen.
tAry, anyhow, TO the young sprig..
when yoa lsush. laugh hearty. Tour gold
PAssoRxPHr signifies IN universal written
language which has 70 long been dreamed Of
but never realized. Yet serious attempt 10
GOV being made 10 introduce ID BY DR.. Bach
major Of Munich. He haI sacceeded in Civ.
ing Hsmerioal eqiiUaleais 10 about Eve thcu.
sand common words. He also denotes mo-
lions by numbers, and earnestly seeks the
establishment Of universal Characters, by
shich all The nations Of the woris. nay un-
aerstand one anothefs conceptions, reading
out Of one common writing their own mother
tongue" The same numbers express the same
ideas in al languages The issk looks like q
nercuiean one, and the world will wish The
Doctor absolute saccess, without pausing to
think Of The iifaculy which may attend The
learning Of the system after IL ID perfected.
Think Of travelling in Europe meeting a
Turk andwriting on acardl-I0-44-which
may be made 10 mean fork over or fight"
A language ID win come into fine play after
the Republic Of The World has bCen inaugu.
raied. .
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ANEcpurE or rROFEssok lIEAhr

me. him. wrlhs Brim friend,
iut ,nvc al Montreal. | no;ircd thar tins
tinclmking man, when he arrived ii ttn
hotel IL Mdnlrrsi. was pIaeea ~ shr hsa.,
sof cur labir. but did MI k,.w nl'v he Ma
Tie game Lvllc ,, the saioe. r.,u,e ard ~
the same time with ~, and was very siI,i
and courteous to ny travelling rampahirns
as we'll as myself. What 1 scncanlists
more distinctly tkm su,taing 9 Sce was
kalspeiil,g' al i;eure' I,val ~i,ils NO
were waiting fu atf S'camcr, ihe l"sis'~
sor Was talkatye AID communicating ~. .hss :
quiet was. and WIS infl vf ineislcnt< "a
travel ANA adventure S@ai the t4nnscs
sIJeaioi in sight. and whlhf rlse waNaI'ss
jproaellng nsthc pn'i.asur sat mon y 4.
hartlooe,pf, drraplly n, her, i.csently
lie aroused himself, and said I sec
peculiar sparkle II the waves near ihe ride
OF the steamer. where The snNhihps nron
her (it was almost sunse,) Senter what
the cause of IL ii? hnse seen plss-
plqresssut light before. but never exactly
like tins. Aud see there il is also uron
the other. tile darker side Of the steamer
Well, certainly. that " very rarssas We
luok.d. ansl iudred il seemed re,aarkaile.
First uoou the bright side ef the steamer.
aud then apoa the dark side, would arpear
these curious A 'sbes,r light. aud disaprc .r
alnost Instantly. Thry ~emcd 10 eama at
rrgnlar in,cryrls, ,atd 10 WIS brartiial as
well as strauge. Var reycries we're rudeiy
disturbed. hnwcyer. BY onc Of the customs
inspectors approaching
IL oking ~ them a,shess' @
Yes, SAID the professor, I s@Hler what
they ares' g.Es
'0h. them's i,pt ashes, the, are throwing
ont of the ash pits ss .. ...s
The pn,tc1-"r was nohIl,ls>ed for Hr,
mrnt. Then saying. quicily. well. we'll;
live and lesa--liye aud learn. he lapse,l.
nto silence +s. r8 s@e ~ zsk4
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-31

a people hy WHOM, the family ties are re-
gaf,led with somrll,iug ofthe respect Of
'palriarchal tines, Mr.. Vladimir, pro.
t'nspr Of criminal law II the university 1T
'lilarkow, has spontaneously nntl, rtaken
the defense of.he unfortunate cili.d. III 81
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-31
SMART hoy.


We'll. sonny. who,e pigs arc tlose!'
'Uld sOw,s. sir
'Whnse sow il itT 4t
'Old mah's sir. "~ H5 b.
We'll. then. whn is ytdir ull mani
III yan'l u mind The plgs. I'll run hume
aud ask the nld woman
Never miHd. sonny. want smart boy
shat eau you dor
oh! can do more than considerable
I can milk the geese. ride the turkeys Ia
wster. hamsiring the grss-lnppers. ligh,
hres Cor flies TO cuurt By. cut the button,
81 dads coat when he isat prayers. kecp
tally for dad aud nam When they scold sl
= nark--old woman is always ahead.
s;ci any buihcrss'
.l.uis Il 'em al name Bill. except Bob
his names Sam. Ny names Larry. but
ihey call NE Lazy L.wreuyc Cor shoriuess.
Vel. you're most too smart fur nis.'
Travel on. old stics.in-the mud, sbaut
hire you fora boss to-day.
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Mns. rAYes - The hosts cf friends 81
ha mns. cs,imabls lady vii! lcrn with
tleasnrs that the change of air arI clima,c
has had the effect u inspiriiiing aud
strengthening Der very greasly. We hope
that her health mag saridly return 20 bci
.mida The mooasain sceaes and in the So
cicty a her fricDis. and the whole State
heartily regosds 20 The viii. b.-Ral. o.
rcrrer.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-31

~ Erglirhmsn. travelling IN The snutll
uf ireland. overlook q peasant travelling
The sams way. Who lives 10 that house on
We hill. Pat! said Tie traveller. -. Ons
Mr. cassidy. sir. replied Pat; but he,
dead. rest his soul =. liow lcns has be
been dead r asked the gentleman. -. Well
your hanr. II be' a lived iill next a,cnih.
he'd Ne dead just twr.~e u,nrths -. O'
what did be d,rr-' Trcth, sir, be died
81 tuesday.
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1IME

Time sweeping by on It's sileni wires
hnrrie. us i,pm cradle O. graYes A mo.
mrnt usnels Us ON tfe's stage, p neHrrr
serves far our exit Ihrralruas. Yet how lev
pause 10 ihmk l,nw swifily theit lives arc
euIHug Iwny. -rru=s-. lsrss--s---
lis il our! All. it is h,cked in sirnr'
embrace sasl he may refuse o. share u
il. ...s. ........ :.z.
The merchant whose idci Is gnld j. >i,aard-
ing his treasure. and laying plans icr great.
er riches. nay he MT bear tho call, This
night thy saul shall be repaired Of thre..
How true il is ihat time and tide wait fr
no man How busy are the hands Of time,
bringing 20 one sorrow. 60 another happi.
ness. What changes tine mav bring firth
If il we're possible. with what energy wenll
We stop old father Time in his RECKLESS
course. But his race will end with the
great judgement Then We viii enter inie
eternity aud time will he No more. aa
Then my friends we had brsicr ttsc rv~rs
precious ,nemcut ms fit were our last
Ought we nni TO cnnsiipr every moment ~
50 much unalloyed gold. for We will ie
called to account for every missprnt minute
ip our lives. We know that everything an
this earth l. uncrrtaiu. Thru. rrsa~r. lct
MS iuok higher: lmk np. for heaven is
above us. and in heaven nur hopes shailhe
realized aud We will have NJ fear for iImr
is no .mors. Eternity reigieth --Eia
Mtg' '~.." %a' sar = @
An ISptpESr or TUE LATE WAR. -
The DEATH IN Texas 81 Albert MelIcn Is
'aennuua.,l. ~ the summer of 1864 Mr..
Melirn, ti,cR ayoung man of tweaiy.
four, was pri~~r al vickssaal.. TlT
Federal military su,lsorities. tl,en i,l isr-
ss-Si.,n of that rity, ordered him oii fpr
street or furtiiicatnr work under q cs.i-
orsi guard. He claimed his rxrmpli"a
~ a prisoner, and iemnagsuuiy fvtussd ."
Obey the order. A squad af cniofed snI.
,liers, uasl,r sumuaad -f~ whifs I4isa-
tenant. ws- seat him 10 sttsnpt cv~r-
us-ssa al i,ss ssss,use sl,e hs'ensi- Inshe
,se-enrs Of ssashinx ssvel i,c stssstun~~ed,
and, n,un,rni lister, ~r.iHg that tbs
rqunl wa- nrni a,pn ss.rrUi.,n. ard thst'
lie must 81 ct se imraled, We ssssids,sly
seized iialcl,et that l,srlaawd % he ia
reach, aud, throwing hinpeH ,Hr'n h's
knees, quickly. cxivs,ly4i his isft arm
along the fi,sr. snd witl,w" ,-,,d stroke
of the hatcl,rt completely severed ti'r
haud lr,an tie arni. Ti,ru, ri-aWp snh,S
feet, Ie held the hlsc,iing. n,augE,l st,iwp
cI,,~e 10 the face ofths Lieutenant, aud
siid: New III. will YOU isske uss w"rk
tW your rai.n gsyrrsarl,l aIi,lrt ancst"
guard = he conqnerv,i ii,cn, and never
afterwards regretted il,v at
s-sss..ssssss--s
Mr.. I. q. wi.rn. 81 this sii,,, hs
chicken Which wss h.tched snt Lst nnn.
,lay aud which ,,elg,ei cat T'v d.y "otn.
ins, aud. ~ the cms-etnssisu u sh be.
hclaer-. uttered . wsll-,lc6aed. uhmi.,sk.
able rr,ws thu walking the Lg u The
l,owau chicken Nv the p.es u iwsn y
fur hours. Il having delayed crowins un-
Ill IL arrived at the comparatively mature
age of three days ---Cbarlo,ts 0b~ercer.
Which party y The sirongrss. the eresu.
back or the pullbaeks On. The pullback
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-31

Which party 4 the sirongsss. the eresu.
back or the pslbsckf on. the pullbsck
has the most tollowers-spd he largest
uupbsr of pspers I, support i,.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-31

kiud wOrd..rs better thar soli.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-23

ylsed statutes, relating to actions of divorce.
Amends so that any justice of the court may
IN vacation order the payment by the husband
to the wife of Il suitable sum for seperate sup
port Sci
BY Mr.. MAYO of Eden-Petition of Fountain
Kodleh aud 5o others of Eden for telegraph and
telephone line from Bar Harbor to Ellsworth
by. Mr. MooRE Of Thomsston--Bh an act to
amend sec. chap. % Of the Revised Statutes re-
latnK TO actions of ucspsss Amends :, "a To
protect door yards and ornamental groundsl
BY Mr. SMITH of ADMINISTRATION Of Ara
Cushman hnd others OF Auburu for act to in.
corporate the Auburn aud IlaIpswell Association
with bill
BY Mr.. ADAMS Of Deer ing-Bil an set relating
to appreuuclng of boys in reform school. Pro
yldes for the making Of list of boys ia the re-
form school by the superintendent with the sd
vice OF The trustees, 10 be apprentlced to farming
and other trades.
BY Mr. UNDERWOOD Of Fayette--Bill an act
to amend sec. 10 chap. 30 of the Revised Statute.
relating to taking Of fur bearing animals. Make.
the close term FROM May 1t to Nov. 10Th, iu-
stead OF from june lst to Oct. 10Th
BY Mr.. TAYLOR of Standardization of Geo
". W ard ct ais. to be incorporated under the
name of Granite Lodge No. II, t. .. O. f. of
Biddeiori.
BY Mr.. JACKSON of knox-Pcttion of Jane.
Clniy and % others Of Knox for change Ia law 50
That eAch comfy may support It's Iaupers instead
OF the several towns
kennebtc Delegation:
by Nh UNDERWOOD Of Fayette-Petiton OF
Chss. A. W my and % others Of Winthrop, for Su-
peiior Court in kenuebec county; of w g. Wat
son and p others OF Fsyette for same; of J. 5
Berry and 20 others Of WAYNE Tor same
by MI. CORNISH of NATURALIZATION Of Isaac
". BrtOn aud % others Of Winsow for same.
Claims
By Mr.. WooDCock of Prncoton--Petition of
Thomas Kennedy for toiubui ,erlent for supplies
&c, furnished IA pauper IN Crooked Brook Planta
uon. VINO had no residence ~ tais State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-23
General News,

Pressing engagements prevented Nh. Tlden
from beia- rreseut at the MeC!ellaa iuaasura-
ton.
The new Kentucky senator is announce a, the
most ra5id lGa,ioni,. OF al the candidates fot the
position.
An effort !, being ms de TO break the viii Of Or.
Payne, who died ia New York recently, leaving
nearly all his property to Harvard College.
The President viii give bis first State diauer On
Monday the 18th, and VIII Invite the Senators in
gloups Of friends, instead Of alphabetically.
The democratic paper in Elizabeth, y. j., has
the name Of George y. Mcclellan at the head Of
its coIum. ior President Ia 1850.
De Quincy once SAID of hi, mother Though
unpretendins TO the name and nouors of a litela-
~ woman, presume to call her lwhat literary wo-
men are not an intellectual woman.
Mr.. 1illen got pretty severe zap il Congress
the otherday. Some allasion WAS made TO ). J. 7.
by republican, when prominent democrat rc-
marked: "You need not give yourself much
concern about Mr.. Illdou. He Will never be the
candidate OF the democratic patty again"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-23

Buckner Of Missouri chosen president OF
the association, and Phillips of Kansas secretary.
A resolution was unanimously adopted setting
forth that the objects of The association were two
fold to secure the reconciliation of silver aud to
prevent the resumption Of specie payments 1t is
declared that there j. no purpose of forming a new
PARTY, but those who Join the association do go
without prejudice OF their party relations Il was
proposed to amend TINS declaration Of purpose by
an avowsl that one a the objects j. 10 have all
currency issued by the government. This INST
with much favor, bat after considerable debate il
was Withdrawn. prudential motives PREVAILING.
1t was decided to appoint executive commit eos,
one on finance and one on work, which are TO be
named by he president at luture meeting.
Genera, Butler spoke more than once, and IA one
of mis- speeches referring 10 The possibility Of 4
veto Of the Band bul tie said they must De pre-
pared to attach the measure to an appropriation
bill which the Pre- ,ident would not take the re-
-pon-ibuity Of veto NJ. This declaration was IT.
Ceyed with marked approval.
After The meeting, some who were present were
heard TO declare that the Bland hii would be a.
tacued to every appropriation bii m succession if
need be, and either 1t would become q law OF 10
appropriation would be voted.
II IS unosis God that he association IS to be
called together by is officers Whenever scome 1
necessary, and that all measures designed TO pro-
mote its AIMS upon which there Is difference OF
opinion among TIE silver men, sal be first debtt.
cd in the caucus, and lf approved by tle majority
will be supported by al.
This .ociatisu means mischief and no doubt
il IT, devised by tue extreme RADICALS lu the lula-
non movement to oyctawc any who may have
computations, or are disposed TO exercise indie
pcadcuce 10 particulars which would interfere
with the complete realization of their worst pur-
poses. 1t Is III e1ect tuud party, which hope- to
Triumph by keeping tas friends Of honest money
divided on Old party lines, while they work to
soihet ia defiance ID party platforms and pledges
To advance the most dangerous plots against the
nations veal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-23
Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice, having
had placed in his hands by an East India mission
airy the formula of simple vegetable remedy
for the speedy and permanent cure of con
sumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asthma, and al
throat and lung affections, also positive and rad
ical cure for nervous debility and all ner
YOU complaints, after having tested it,
wonderful curative powers in thousands o.
cases, mas felt it his duty to make it known to hi.
suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive, ant
a.desiIe to relieve human suffering, will senc
free of charge, to all who desre it, this recipe il
German French or English, with full directions
for preparing and using. Sent by mail by ad
dressing with stamp, naming this paper, w. w
Sherar, 1875 Powers Block, Rochester, N. \.
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