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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-03

Mr.. Weeks OF Augusta thanked his friends vefy
Kindly aud gracefully for the support they had
given him, and withdrew his name from the con-
test.
SECOND BALLOT.
Whole number of votes, g6
Necessary TO a choice, 40
Henry Lord had 50
George H. Psburv, 43
Mr.. Pisbury of Lewiston, thanked the men,
bers Tor their generous support, and his mo ton
the nomination of Mr.. Lord was made unanimou
On motion of MIR. Robbie, OrAmandal Smith was
nominated as candidate for clerk by reclamation.
Edwin C. Bureigh nominated by acclama-
ton as candidate for Assistant Clerk.
On motion of Mr.. Weeks of Augusta, John r.
Prescott was nominated by reclamation as cand-
date for Messenger.
On motion of MIR. Woods of Belfast, Charles H.
Getchell WAS nominated by reclamation as candi-
date for Assistant Messenger
MI Cutler OF Bangor, presented the name of
Asbuly +. Haynes as candidate for "a Assistant
Messenger, and Mr.. Bliss Of Washington, present.
ed the name of Frank Task for the same position.
Mr.. Haynes WAS endorsed by Mr.. Mclaughlin Of
Portland.
committee to receive votes for that officer was
raised, consisting OF Bliss oil Wilmington, consist
ing OF Bliss of Washington, Cutler of Bangor
Parkhurst OF Maysville, True of Paris Starbird
of FAN field.
Inc committee reported
Whole humber Of votes, %
Necessary To a choice iG
A,bury f. Haynes had IS
Frank Trask -
And Asbury +. Haynes Of Mattawamkeas, was
declared nominated.
The caucus proceeded to ballot for Folder. with
the following result
Whole number of votes 81
Necessary to a choice. Il
Lyman ;. Foger had g
\. L. Gctchcll, ~
lIany Il Thurston, t.
and Lyman ). Fogler was declared nominated
On motion of Mr. Austin of Milford, the follow
my committee was appointed TO call future eau
cuse-: Pilsbuiy OF Lewiston, Weeks of Angus
ia, Bowers OF Saco, Murray of Pembroke, Bliss
of Washington.
The caucus then adjourned.
\ caucus of both branches will be held in the
Rcrrest natives Hall, this evening, for the noni-
NATION OF state officers
Legislative Democratic Caucus,
Al the Democratic caucus, which met 10 the Jul
dietary Room, Tuesday evening. forty-iour men,
bers were present. The caucus was called to order
nv William Dickey of Fort Kent.
James II. Talbot OF East Machias was chosen
chairman.
Augustus r. Moultor of Scarborough was
chosen Secretary.
On motion Off. ". Por'cr Of Burlington John
NJ Adams, editor of the Portland Argus,) was
nominated by acclamation candidate for
Speaker.
Charles b. Morton OF Augusta, was nominated
as candidate for Clerk.
George r. Goodwin Of Wateryille, was nom-
mated a. candidate for Asst. Clerk
y committee of three, consisting of A. II. Wood
cock of Princeton, Joshua Moore of Biddeford,
und WYATT W eed OF Neazier were appointed to
cal, future caucu.es.
Caucus adjourned to meet this evening at half
past seven o'clock, at the judiciary Room, TO nom
mate candidates Tor State officers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-03
House Caucus.

House Caucus.
y caucus Of the republican members elect of
the incoming House Of Representatives was held
Representatives Hail. Tuesday evening, for the
purpose of nominating candidates for the several
offices of that branch.
The caucus was called to order by Hon. Fred
eric Robbie of toIham. on whose motion Hon.
Eben Woodbury. of Houlton called to the
chair Hon. Oramandal Smith of Litchfeld, was
made secretary.
On motion Of Mr.. Robe, in order to ascertain
who are republican, aud thus qualified to act, the
roll of member. was called by the Clerk.
ON motion Of Mr.. Buck OF Orland, the following
COMM tee was raised TO receive, sort and court
the votes for Speaker Buck Of Orland, Robe Of
Gorham, Bodwell of Hallowell, strickland of
Bangor, Muir ay of Pembroke, Gaicelon Of Lew
islon, Lord OF kennehunk.
The name Of Roscoe l.. Bowers of Saro was
Withdrawn a. candidate for Speaker.
The committee, having attended 10 their duty,
reported
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-03
Senate Caucus.

senate Caucus.
The republican Senators elect met in caucus in
the Senate chamber Tuesday evening, at : o'clock.
for the purpose of nominating candidates for the
offices of the Senate.
Mr.. IIobson of York called the caucus to order.
Mr.. Toman of Cumberland was made the Pres
ilent of the convention, and Mr.. S. w. Lane the
Secretary.
On motion of Mr.. Stevens of Kennebec, Hon.
Warren H. Vnton of Cumberland was nominated
by reclamation President of the Senate.
On motion of Mr.. Bailey of Cumberland, Sam
uel w. Lane nominated by reclamation Sec
retarv Of the Senate. Chas. w. Tiden was nom
mated by reclamation for Assistant Secretary.
For Messenger, BENZ anna +. Stevens nom
mated by accl imaton.
Mr.. Boardnan ct Waldo moved that commit
tee of three be appointed to receive, sort and
count votes for Assistant Messenger, and Messrs
Boardman, hish of Ok ford and Nash OF Washing
ton were made the committee. The committee
reported:
Whole number of votes p
Necessary for choice IL
{. ii. LovelOy had 10
j. +. Steatns
w. H. Woodbury.
Scattering
And c. H. Loveoy Was declared nominated.
| On motion of Mr.. Haynes Of Kennebec, Messrs.
HAYNES, Prince Of Androscoggin and Phillips OF
Penobscot were appointed committee to receive,
sort ard count votes for candidate for Folder. Two
ballots were taken. The committee reported the
! final ballot as follows:
Whole number of votes p
| Necessary for choice II
A. b. +. Chadbourne had l6
+. w. Patterson
| j. w. Holden
| And \. b. L. Chadbourne was declared to be
| the nominee.
| As a committee to call future caucuses Messrs.
| Haynes If Kennebec, Phillips of Penobscct and
Bailey Of Cumberland were appointed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-03

WADswoRTH, NJ. c, Gardiner Republican,
COngrega tonalist, furniture manufacturer, mar
ried age 80. Born in Pittston, and educated in
Gardiner. Enlisted as private in 10th Maine Reg
iment, August, 1862; was discharged at close of
war as I'd Lieut.. Experimenting School COM
mittee and Common Councilman. Member Of
the Maine House in 1877.
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MRS. BONNER'S FUNERAL.
The Last Onices Of Affection Over the Re-
mains Of AN E.timnb,e Woman.

The funeral services over the remains OF
Mrs Jane Bonner. wife Of Mr.. Robert Bonner.
were performed Yesterday morning in the Fifth
Avenue Presbyterian Church In Mr.. DONORS
home at = West Ffty-sixth. Or. John Hall
offered n short prayer previous to the cere-
monies in the church. At 10 o'clock. when the
hearse reached the church tho aisles were filed
with Borrowing friends. The coffin was placed
on bier beneath the altar A dark rich shroud
covered tho bier. BY request there were no
flowers but here and there in the folds of the
shroud green vines of smiax traied.
In the front pews were Mr.. Bonner. his three
sons. and other relatives. On the sides were
the eight pail bearers. James T. Wood. VI. d. :;
DR.. Samuel Hall. John Stewart Robert l.. stu
art John A, stewart. W. o. Bartlett William
Patton, and James Frazer.
Or. John He'll. who conducted the services in
an impressive manner. wore . long black gown
with white s''h across the shoulder.
The Lord Is My shepherd"
DR.. Hall then read passages from the Scrip
lures, and followed with n touching address.
speaking Of Mrs. Bonncr's recent great sorrow
the death OF n daughter. her youngest child,
whom she had now loyfully met in heaven. 1t
Is fitting that We should take our Leave Of the
dead in the place whore We Worship Here.
whore we have Joined in praise Of God with the
one whom we now consign to the tomb. God
gave her a strong and vigorous mind. She
made many friends, and she Kept them 4 true
and gentle wife an unsrlish, tender, and low
blessed. She was II humble and consistent
Christian. Through n long sickness. we'll
adapted 10 the development Of the Christian
character she exhibited n Christlike patience.
Now there is no more need for il. Her work is
done. She suffers no more She feared God
and walked humby in Jesus. Blessed are the
dead who die in the Lord
I" tits Thy hand. my God.
My SORROWS come from Thee
was sung to one of the sweetest and oldest
tunes.
President John McCosh Of Princeton College
offered up Il prayer He thanked God for hay
ing given Mr.. Bonner such n true and loving
WIFE and asked that they might meet in the
world beyond. He closed with the hcnediction.
men and borne down the aisle. Dr. Hall led
the way, and was followed by the pail bearers,
who halted in the vcstibule while tho coffin
followed.
Tho hcarse once more received the remains.
and the many coaches were filled. The inter-
terry.
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At n reference before Judge Spencer yos,er-
~ for the passing OF the receivers accounts. the Eric
hallway Company was represented hv Mr. Bacon. the
receiver 10y Mr. Aucrnurr, the Farmers Loan and Trust
Compau, Do, Mcssrs Turner, Lee McCur, amt Ncs,ls
orion Root claiming to represent certain iuliucnt
creditors Tho latter gentlemen also claimed 10 repre-
.'nt Mc,sr, Lcita. Borchari. amt DE BcU who a, al
'- h'niholi'rs. recently applied 10 the court to ho
made PARTIES drfrudint
A. f.c opening 81 the proceedings Nr llcnshaw alr
rosrri rcnrr-, uru- Nr Ttlm1u Waters 81 t..i ,c
90 iuiWrut, u iaNor o Messis IalhHrt aud It-s U.s..
and cned the night TO appear an their behalf at iai' a,
c,tuuu-.
To tnl- objection was made hv Nrs.rs. Oriou 4 Root.
until fhe prtiu un ti the Assignments uf Tia" judgements
ul pn, .uuu After tine ss'euuehis hii been produced
thr irrlc' ruled muNor o the AIT OF Mr. il,ns'aw Ca
iIIrtr
Mr.'r. Ortcr Root then MP c 20 lc hoard IN behalf
tho Nl tg,d lDulhOllcr- nln named To TN, uhrr
unu was ma'' m behalf ct rr '.ic Railway tumrnN,
fhIf uurl tlr order uYuu winch trN based their t'n
right 10 hr hoard icy were required nr-i irf Be-.
condition prcec ',ut 90 have proved the oWucf-in o
their bonds before the rrtt1pc. william Alien iiuttr
E.'l aud, after argument. Che referee held thnt such
proof was necessary iutuuuc tlcm 10 hVar, holt De-
him tlls accounting
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UNRELENTING MR. MYERS.
lie CooIIy Tells sheriff Brundage TO Cut OF
One Side of his villa.

In valley made picturesque by miniature
lakes brooks and cascades about midway between Pei
ham Manor and Pelhamvile, Wcstchcstor county, Mr,
James Myers Frcnchman, erected unique villa Tn.
fortunately the building encroachcd land owned BY
Mrs Julia T. Stevenson, and Mr. Myers WAS warned To
remove it, Mr. MYERS resolved insto ad to light for the
possession the land. Mrs stevenson therefore. IN
sutnto, suit 10 recover the Uicce land judge Bar
narl heard the Gaze and directed shenn Brundage To
place Mrs stevenson In possD -sion.
Mrs stevenson then offered 10 sell the strip Of land Ia
Mr. Myers but he declined to buy She then offered t!
lease the sirp Tor Tor 500 but Mr. Myers refused
~ accept tht tcrns Shcrr Brundseo, with four car
pculrr, th'n went To- Mr. Myers, huu,c and showed hun
Jude Bannrds order MI h'ers coolly told the Sheih
ahead
The ShcuN. without more no ordered the carpenters
to cut nii SEVENTY loot Sic OF the villa saws were
soon huIIins and crOwhars Nct PLYING and Mr. Myers
meanwhile looked IN amt smiled The rooms were lett
exposed and the beams without proper support
The carpcntcrs there three days, and Mr. NNcrs
whRyc 10 pay their bills and those of the sheriff which
amount more than the sum demanded tor the land,
Thenhe will have to repair and reconstruct his villa
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Laughter and Cheers In the Union square
sheridan shook Alarmed.

Peter Reed is Il fat hackman. who has
shouted CARRIAGE" ut the Jersey City ferries
for the past thirty years. From driver he has
fought his way to the top round Of the ladder.
and Is now q wealthy owner of hacks. But the
old spirit still animatcs him. and he may be
found nj the foot OF Desbrosses street any after
noon soliciting passengers for his coaches on
the arrival Of the train boats. His heavy nous
tache and luXuriant goatce have grown gray in
the service. Mr.. Reed weighs $40 pounds. and
was formerly President Of tho Fat Mems Asso.
citation. on "Wednesday evening he visited the
Union Squire Theatre by invitation of Con.
William Turner. who weighs luo pounds lc-..
" hi- request hc was given "a larIu"ttr ciuir
bordering On" central aisle. With great dill-
Guilty hr squeezed himself between the arms.
and folded his hands over his breast. prepared
t9"noy ih' play. Gen. Turner occupied the
Things wen, on swimmincly until tho close Of
the second at. The orchestra was pouring
sweet music into the ears ~ the audience. and
suddenly there was crash, Mr.. Reeds chair
scnt~ before him. and hi. head lay I'm the lap 90
a lady behind him. HIS body WAS pinion"l hy
the arms ~ the chair, and he was helpless. Tho
crash startled The audience. and there WIS great
c9niusion; The music stopped. Sheridan
! Shook. Ivke, the ticket takcr. and old Tommy
Ryan rushed in. hoping for the best but fearing
! the worst After some trouble they Released
! Mr. Re- and raised him to his feet. The spe'-
| tutors then compr' hcnded the situation. aud
/ Oh" Ildi's screamed Win laughter. tn" men
| raori. ..ani tier" WAS Il ilurier of laced hand
! hercAiois 40 tnr balcony.
Mr. Reed had hnrdlv reGaincd his feet when
| tn chair occupied by Gen. Turner broke down.
NJ this me merrimcnt was unbounded. Turner
! mora fortunate than Reed got up without as
| -l-iancc. Mr. Shook then gave Thorn seats near
| rr the orch nstra. Reed examined his very cnre-
! fully As he took hold OF the arms and gradu-
! ally sottlod himself a deep base voice shouted
| whoa. and tho audience was again convulsod
VIII Liushtrr They arose and gave he Jolly
| play proceeded without further interruption.
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rRrDAY. April 5-FLOUa AND MrM The
nOur market W.. dtnrt.,td ans un-rIu1 Tuicrs. lis
were made o. c0cf airs hut sii, holder. ,ss,d To
sis, VIZ. E,c n.ur amt corn meal ,rrs gurot W.,
1uotd sft;caul Weston sun rinc l, - ~. extra
~.r SD paft l Western -triu- NltrairNt.t> s,ls 20
60 AZ aut NNN. tltt $50. NHfr wheat rN,rA. si..p
as tn ar,f 4 L. o. Ia-U g. MINNESOTA t, ..fs
M lllt-- cav .hlius strl. ., lu.eti ;.. uttn.l N
bakers and Ini, ~ i.ll. II ,as7. -0ut'eru .,,'i
e.traa Stoirsrts ,I,rn meal Nr.f.rl - 1-n a. al,
H.aui,',irr lpF-3 rs rive lnur IS ,osfi 10 Wheat
feed Flt8s.i "a ION. 49,. ICED siurs,u
r.ri,A- : =. ,,fy firm nfI iunr, artt,r Ntllltnc
uillmi. 100 be-. ti!r. ~ lir. Futures o'ancl
10 ~, Tor Arni il,c ,r N,,. ill., Tor iGnc. ii1c for
IuN IL a.. i.r lu.u.i ltun i,r ,rn.iu,r Ia -, l.r
Oci,her nnd ineJr i,r Noy,n,her l,,',rt, "A i.rt,
TODAY : Iii Dnlr, t,,i v,,k ID 80 bales 81 ~ ' '
Paort.ioN,- Pork 'nu . .r,t iull and nam "a, mn
GLANCED mes, sioloasio.i vuh sci, T., i,r Ma, AZ
driIl.Id aui avn bacon irnl. ale. 40 iys AZ =
aI. f, Weston, ion' VICAR INV 10 ,,na'rl m 81 sf-
t,t nt,n. ioil ina ,. o,.t nit u t,i stc,l ~, o..
80 les n M. ,f. 90 81 81 'r prnr ri,y ln s- piur
iii.ne W ann tul ,r utff ,i,!.,ett i,rn o.. a,
- ". f.r Ma, llI ~ ii ia. l,u, nI...l hn.. a.
l.l|- p., l Il, .',r I..,,r. u.', .tntr I-m ai
oI do. III -.. nc, vs. Storm, . 5.- III H. .a-I,
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4 verdict for m In.pranee company.

TARTroRp. April 5.-In the case of J. V. Far
we'll 4 Co. otChiaa-o AIT the Putnam Fire Insurance
Company W tho superior Court In th c,iy the Iur, o.
day found verdict for the defendants with costs This
WAS ONE of numcrou, ca,,. broushi 90 recover the face
of policies oh Whth = comprouisc W - percent was
mrr after t'r thi,rsn Nr ihr PLAINTIFFS gliu. q thit
TIC compruui~. WIS liuur on the representation ttit
the ascot, could IuN mo- more whrrcns is arstd that
thrtr surplus u about flNhlH ule hands al the
company alter all llnbll. tics were settled.
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ing the Office Of Canal Appraiser was reported
for consideration. and the net authorizing tho
sale OF the literal canals favoraby
Charges Of Il serious character have been pro-
ferred to the Governor against Abram p. Smith.
County Judge and Surrogate Of Cortland coun-
ty. The Governor has invited Judge Smith to
appear before him next Tuesday TO answer tho
charges. after which he will determine whether
or not he viii lay lhcm heiore the Sennte.
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An Interesting Kumor.


il Il learned that Republican Senator. who
contemplation 20 give Ma hluf lit by hrugis forward
il senate ,nu'u si,lltr 200 trrls tn tllat nts.,
lA t, llll- ~ Er .iNr- uitOr ir tHiil ton
lrr'r.tprAl touti. dr,l aliu- Sthlr Ili, Gre Jaw
mlly elected rir.ieutot HE United States The senator
aforesaid W, n - said, stl" than he oilers the resolution
without commuum himself to It's support but Tor the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-06

BnIssY-Aprl g. Mr. Remys Bris'y, In the 18th year
Funeral from hi, residence. 1871 Prince st. at % An
on saturday 20 The Church oi ST Vincent de Paul "a
BROwN In Gro,on. Conn. April 4. Frances =. brown
ciRR--in Portland Nc, the I'd inst, Joshua Carr.
sr"l 80 wars az month. - ,,.. 10 81, ,,.....
/ Clnfk. trod - v'nrs. ! month nnd 10 DAYS
% ni ~ W. il' ~, W. y W ~ rn IN
It,, Brooklyn y. b. On Sunday April lat 2oelock
coXwsY,,r,tpril =. Catherine Conway. aged "a years.
Notice ~ rncrnl IN ,o.morrow's paper
crRRAN In nfoollyn. on Tnrsiny Arril : o pneu;
s %2a' James T. ''''""' '''' u years "'"''' and
Relative. and friends = the family md membsrso
tuiv uviil 20 attend tho funeral from the r"Hhcnc" ~
II hrur" to - Pm,s Il. C. Church. corner Of Court
viii iake niece ate, which the remains will he taken to
! CR0cKER In Baneor. Me- March ~ Mrs RhodaP
croesssGr nged ~ ,eers 2wyn'ls 40 20 1ays n,,.
nsci ~ ,rsr. whose hc- Ia one Of The guard al tho
prypdS -oa rqd1y 2prn 5, of lingering Illness
funcral from HE rest icnce SO % av.. on Sunday.
Arrl :. nt o'clock precisely Remains to be taken to
G665aiHci-Gn Thursday, April 4. John II Goodrich.
rancrel or SUNDAY at h,fras, from nj. lsto resi;
HkNItfoX-A; s'.oP' NJ, John Hamilton.
| No'ie, g, uie 'ugcrsi IN sunlays Herald A., ,.,..
| wife of Edward fnw'er IN the Am yonr Of her age
Relative. AMI friends NJ The nnllly invited to attend
April al ccccS r VI
IoERis0Y. --on friday. Aprn Q, OHIO z Morrison. Of
Relative. and fr,cnt' re.rccply invited To attend
resisnce corner e Ralph and 81 Marks avs Brooslyn
dra-ht'r ~ JACOB d aud Frances j. ostrander, aged
Facrri. t'not. 80 2ss p. ~, A VI The member. Of
Pncnc L''ifo or hrfe'N rcqn.'ir 20 be nrrscn Al a
~, ncin,. IN tho rnrnthisn l.r'n. Ma, mic Hall =
o. furp.,c q" Attending the uHesa o. Brother David
J,v,s liyp, >.crc'arv JoHN l. rIrEn Master.
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e3f Tor the same tme last week The demand was weak
and the merkct closed heavy, with strong downward
tendency No extra unshorn sheep chnncd sheen al
any description had been sold at late hour few lair
TO good unshnrn sheen changed hands NJ Sta8lsc q
and some choice ycarng lambs at 7s7sc. y IN.
Receipts NJ hogs 20 loads. 1888 head.
make 1000 since Monday against 1924 TOR the same
time last week There little better feeling and
load of light ohio hogs. 1876 ms. average changed
hands alive at SiOGi4 n 100 ns
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Arrived-FRipAY. March s.
IS Baltic. Parsc Liverpool March 2e and Qucenstown
2Tth
So fTindoo. stephens. Hull
s. Flqmhorruch Fraser ~ John y.
ship Joseph > Spinnev. Jorirn. Liverpool
Ship Huiigcrdn. Mckenzie. Valencia.
BARK Guest. Messenger, Havrc
Bark Nrazilcrl, Thorn son, Pcrnambuco
Bark William. Harding llavrc.
Rark Sulttna. Moshcr. London.
Bark Srccnn 7. GarguenNich. Limerick.
BARK BETTY. Tloigr. Rio Grendr
HarS 4 Suuthnrd. Burslcy. Boston.
Bark Olbcr. Alberto. London.
Brig Mary Pcrurl Leighton, Cartagena.
Rril Wesley AMI seymour. Roberts. Exeter.
Brig Opcn sea Hammond. W.cassett
ALsn the nsuhl rnastMl.e Nnssnls.
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burned TO Death.

Mary Mccarthy aged "A, of Montgomery ave-
nue. New Brighton staten Island, put lighted kerosene
lamp under her apron keep the wind from the fame
ms She was ascf ndiug the cellar stars Her clothing
caught hre and she Hsbured 50 severely that sic died
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-06

Rupture Cur-d.-rorty years experience. pr.
Nir.h treatment the only safe and efi.cual only
Office vcscy st., tor House. oprusitc st. pnu Church.
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BY the tub. 20 cents. A better butter than tho
most industrious COW can afford 10 make Tor %
lNott. Horton CO.. Agents Commercial Mtg Co, 20
Murray st-.iir.
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Tho silvcrwarc for the Wcmen's Hotel was
urni.hcd hN tie MtriGcn Branna Co whose factories
nj Wet Mcnden, Conn, sry an9ns The most gStcnsye
establishments Cf the Kind In this country. The entire
outnt Tor hs hotel consists OF 5000 pieces silver
plated ware OF elegant design, and the best quality
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-06

Liver Complaints ana Diseases or the Kid
NEYS speedily and radically cured by w1NCHEs Frs
HYPoPiosPHirE or MANGANESE. Iricc 81 per bot
tie. Prepared only by WINCHESTER co, Chemists,
No 30 John At, New York Sold by druggists
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-06

Six dress shirts TO measure, %; four,ply lipep
collars 81 2OdoL undo shirts drawers low prices W.
Johnston 200 brand 1t also AT 9th ay, eor2VIh
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glnsintss Hotties.


Fr"n Uon DhNid NPr"Itc' "fthhiJohhfIe'N'f
~ have used DIR. wfSTAES BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY mysc and In family for several wears. and
taNr great pleasure IN recommending IL In preference 20
anything NJ the Kind for the purposes for which II IL in
tocd In cases Asthma. Phtlsir Rneciion " toe
throat nav" never not VITA awning equal TO IT," %
cents aud 81 "A bottle. Sold bv all druggists.
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lrspotshIp ~fuilli- AGENTS wanted At all prnml.
n'nt points tu Whom liberal compensation will DO
pat.
Application TOR rates cubs should only be made to
the Home Once IA NpW prrau.
Write. CLEARLY stating iui address for further inorma-
ton uf send orders u
= A DATPulS.
+ Box 500. New OrIcaus. Louisiana,
or TO
II /. PLUM ~ Rroldwav y. Y
An our Grand ENiAor un.ry praWiha- under tho
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