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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-12

NEVADA CITY, Nevada Co., Cal. May 2ith, isej.
X. v PIERCE, VI. d. Buffalo y. Y:
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scaly eruption the face. and pimpes. ! tried
every physician, and every remedy that could hear
of, but to no purpose. At last | tried your Golden
Medical Discovery. and was happily a,tonished with
the result In one months time my face became
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trey disappeared. regard It the best remedy in
the world for diseases the blood.
Yours truly, A. DIAMOND.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-12

BRrSswIcK. Me-, April 5.-It does not APP
pear that the masses of either the democratic
or republican parties have settled upon candi-
dates for President. The Belfast journal. a
leading democratic paper is for Bay
ard, and that paper carries much
influence. Both parties are waiting
for something to turn up. The condition
of parties in this State is very peculiar The
democrats are troubled with the greenback
movement, and hardly know how to treat it.
though as a power it is undoubtedly losing.
Blaine's friends are first, last. and forever for
him, but there are many republicans whodo not
like him and who have worked against him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-12

Thousands of living grave-robbcd witnesses
proclaim the wonderful virtues of Adamson'S
Botanic Balsam as speedy cure for coughs,
colds, asthma and consumption. Sample
bottles free Large bottles. 50 and - cts.
d&wlw.
Asthma IL Easily Cured by using Dr. 4. j.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-12

It's High Time You Did stop that splitting of
blood II from your lungs and can be cured by
using Dr. A. }. Flags Cough and Lung Syrup.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-12

AUGUSTA, Me-, April 5.--There is an evil
dent tendency among the old-line democrats
toward the nomination of Tilden; but the
younger and less conservative members of
the party, who are not unwilling to affiliate
with the Greenbackers in State and National
politics, are leaning toward Thurman. Bay-
ard is well spoken of among hard-money
democrats, but his name is scarcely men
toned as prominent candidate.
In regard to the opinion of republicans in
Maine concerning Presidential candidate for
the party in 1880, it is clearly in favor of Mr..
Blaine. No other man mentioned as a candi-
date can contest with him the superiority in
Maine. Very few republicans here think OF
Grant as candidate for 1880. He is admired
for his glorious services TO his country, but
there is little or no sentiment here in favor of
making him candidate for another term.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-12
ITCHING PILES.-The symptoms

Leading Physician says: at can be relied
upon" in speaking of DIR. A. }. Flagg's Cough and
Lung Syrup.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-12

Permanent Relief il a great boon to any one
who has been afflicted with hacking cough. You
get it sure by using DIR. A. }. Faggs Cough and
Lung syrup.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-12

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-12

The English Reformation How it came about
and why We should uphold it. BY Cunningham
Geikie, ID. ID. ID. Appleton Co., New York.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
PENNSYLTlfNIA.

PENNSYLVANIA votes next Tuesday. There is
ONLY State Treasurer and here and there a
county officer to elect, and both parties, from
the time the nominations were made, have
been content 20 sit still and watch the fight
going on in other States. Except for the
series of speeches delivered by Gau,ha A.
Grow and an occasional effort from Speaker
Randall there has been nothing resembling a
canvass. Perhaps it is well enough. with so
little directly at stake, to avoid the trouble
of an active campaign, but We hope the Penn
sylvania Republicans do not think il a matter
of slight consequence whether they vote this
wear or not The voice OF their State is Just
as important in the verdict of the North
against the Southern schemes of reaction as
if they had ticket foot long TO put in the
ballot-bOx. Ii would be a great modification
to them if, through their negligence the
unanimly of that verdict should be broken
by the failure of Pennsylvania to join in II.
They would no doubt gallantly retrieve their
error next year. but they would have TO bear
for twelve months the annoyance OF seeing
their steadiast Republican State figuring in
the Democratic column.
There are no local issues in Pennsylvania
this Fall to obscure the great National ques-
tons upon which the canvass was made in
Ohio and Iowa in October, and is now beng
made in New-York. The good character and
competency of both the candidates for Treas
mer are not disputed. The people are not,
therefore, to express an opinion as to whether
Mr.. Butler or Mr.. Barr is the better man to
have custody of the State funds, SO much as
to say by their votes whether the Republican
party or the Democratic party is in the right
on the issues raised at the extra session of
Congress. We trust the Keystone Republi-
cans appreciate the fact that they are not out
of the National fight this year, and will make
an effort to get out their full vote. With a
reasonable amount df activity on election day.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29

Hv, cre.ve,. .r-n1s noi wr.-.f. lIa. 100 .. ytes
situation. me rita He5od takes aims to uniicocise
any who has D.. nslod as 10 tie vote Ia is
locality. n saws; "Onedi COnlty wOnid certainly be
one of those IN which Republican DETECTION would
show ifs,lf most Formidable Her. where Mi. coua NJ
Resides. the piOrsf against method. in poiitc Las
often been organz aId here the ds-at sfac-
hon with tle of Mr.. Cornell Was widespread
Bur we M position 10 know that large uumbfrs Of
these protecting iuDcsu- have concluded fhat lno
r. lniInss % thr pending elections inn Presd MAI
cont ~ 81 ycarare toO intimate ahd cOuitI'g 10
warrant afn Expression l! at protest 10 ihc polls. Br
Cornell wl hardly lose 200 votes fiaf ground. We
incline 10 tie De- ei ihsf .ilce Mr.. Evri,s speech In
Srv-NuIk The number be- less. Nrlfnrr do
nY tnat there tO D. any .uch general voting
RlDusOn Il publican farmers fne ground
Of f false and misleading issue az low taxes winch the
latter mas attempted crctfe. Tue fol-
iOw cd the poison pretty ciO-ey 0n that subj ."
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
their majority ought not to fall short of


II is surprising how much trouble man VIII
sometimes take To make a very little money o's-
honestly. III. ;. New assistant postmaster NJ lI''9
field Mass. had been long esteemed aud trusted
Now the community ia shocked to find what q piti-
ful fraud he has been committing. lie would re
move from the letters arriving az the office the de-
faced stamps. Then. when letters were naed. he
would remove the clean. and substitute III ihrH
place the cancelled stamps. With the stamps r.
moved he would supply orders. and pocket the
money! Very ingenious the trick was, no doubt.
but also pretty sure 20 hc'found ont. Persons IN
time souldn't help noticing that they received
great many letter, without stamps; and for some
inscrutablc reason, they to nave Thought tins
an Indlgnity, and to have complained of it. Th- cd
10 detection. TIE culprt says that he has made
only S25 by the trick the Government puts his
profits at $500. Even the last is palirv sum for
the loss of fair reputation To say nothing OF the
punishment which must follow conviction.
A bigger trouble Is that at the jersey City Post
Once. There is a deficit there of between $4,000
aud 500 900 in the stamp aud postal-car depart
ments. The Postmaster Nh Green, in this case l.
rather unfortunate than culpablc, unless careless
ness is to he rated cupabIlty All the clerk, ap-
pear to have had access to the stamp drawer. the
key being left where anybody could find IT without
mich trouble. Poor Mr.. Green is surprised TO FIND
and cutting large figure upon small salaries But
which ar.cular young roystercr. If there was only
one enjoyed these luXurcs of life al the expense of
the Office Is not yet known To make matters
worse. Mr.. Green taken sick. and while he was
thus kept from the Office the populations multiplied
at a fearful rate. lie mas behaved very well about
the matter; hc has made good the deficiency; but
whether the Posimasior-General will think him
just the man to manage the Jersey City Office
hereafter, remains to be determined.
People " no have growled at the rather strict
regulations of the Post Offices, aud who have
thought that the minute rules about the address of
letters were n little fussy and oyer-particular. Will
now have their revenge. They will ask If some
what greater eXacness on the part of the postal
officers themselves would not bo quite useful and
economical rs rulings that letters must be addressed
IN n particular way or sent 10 the Dead Letter
Office. All tins. however. would be unfair. The
Post Office has as much right to require accuracy
of the public, as the public has to require honesty
in the Post Onice and when considers how in
ricate and numerous the operations of the ser
vice. one Is surprised that there is not more cmbar-
ra .ment as well as greater pcculatlons.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29

sides. has forced upon the country as the
most important issues of the campaign.
Poor Mr. Randall. II will not help him, IN
the years that are coming, to he known rs the
associate of Weed and Marble and Coylc-the
chosen cmissary and cipher-using plenlpo-
tcntiary of Mr.. Tilden. 1t will not help hIm
to be remembered rs a Democratic Speaker
who tried to drive Democrats OF New-Nork
into the support of a most INSCRIPTIONS set oI
political tricksicrs. Nor will his speech help
his party IL serves to show Republicans that
the shire ntlest and ablest Democrats are anX-
ious to dodge the issues which the Democratic
Congress has raised
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
Jlos lc orernsemenIs.

ANt.INi NT>- 81 sore-6tf rriuu'
fGsI,lss CuAN,f- f.ae- Glh column
IIsl>lss NoIlsI It'd r0s-l-t coinur
tollchA1iON NOfI,It- Gh igGr iih column
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lNul.r NIIl,t~-7 g. ruiuf'f.
DRY GnoUs-Sd Tgre-3l mi a. columns -
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FVRNiTrNi-Sd f0Ge-nin cuiUlni.
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saw nv ArCrio' IN 0Os-6th column
SAVINGS BANKs-7fs l0le-6'h uurL
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frMals. Sd aud Am roiumus
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columns.
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New-York tribune., 1879-10-29

hcAnrNY OF hCsC-Opera LINDA 81 ChaneuvM, VI. >,
bALN's IutkIKE f.lu: frrlh ihu. ,.,ondc
. aN.N -onera bonh'' LII ''""N'
Dnchcss'' ,,-..~
HANERtNs UrNTrr- . aud " H'hn'S
N..r e. Sine bohemian q III.
kEw-YoRk Cmcrs NJ. 73D Broadwa,. aud :.
-. ....,. n brFgA IOv-t--Narctv.
,T,>n,rr issf,rp $50 ami : " II VI. : finaiore.
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,,,,.,r, A. r~srrrt.rf rf-'.,i i..,u D,v and Evcutne
r,,t.s.rl>. iAft.-s3p 4 N: " r. VI. =. I na' ore.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
WHY doesn't Pclion say a few words for Robin
son They woud create a boom.

Governor Robinson declares that he has not seen
Tilden for six months. II Is a curious fact that
when anv particular piece of Reform skulduggery
Is IN progress the Boss Reformcr becomes suddenly
invisible and remains in that condition till the
work is completed. This was the case IN the cipher
campaign. None of the coparceners saw Illden
when the business Of trying to buy Returning
Board was at its height. Peton was never able to
see him. because the old gentleman always hurried
eff to bed before the busy nephew came home, ana
did no get M till hc had gone ont m the morning
Mayor Cooper did not Gee him during the whole
period ot his Police Board gymnastics lew weeks
ago and now Governor Robinson SAYS he has not
seen him M a since the nal tusSe WIN thc CouII9
and Johu Kelly began If this sort of thing goes
on much longer any man who announces that ne
HASN'T seen Tlldcn for six months will be spotted
instantly as a coparcener.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
Smith Weed is a gay dscciscr who takes his pay
iu IN lrnads


Smith Weed is a gay decoiseI who takes his pay
iu railroads.
II IS too bal Governor Robinson doesn't ENJOY
TnE IinBusr any longer. Moses lraei Man'oh
Marble ha. similar distasio. H. fact. none oi me
Ciphcr Relorncrs are abb 10 take any pleasure ~
IL. Yet there IS no journal 9ubl 'shcd winch makes
a more cons ant effort 70 b' interesting To iheil'
Vb,. R.,,uhlic,n yrbo decides to vote for Robin
SON viii yof,. for "inachinc' run by hauc power
General Butler i, clearly not disposed to JON the
Dcmocrotic ranks after the coming drlugc Ia
Massachusetts has subsidized. He talks freely about
the necessity of a strong Government to restrain
tbo bulldozcrs of the South. lie said ONLY dY OF
two ago: Z" say that if the people "i an Sia'e
get 10 shooting each other. and the State Govern
mcnt doesn't stop thcm il Is the duty oi the UchtIa
Government to iniei feIc. The United states ougI'
not 20 allow citizens To shoot oach other b.c"u'e
they NAV be wanted 10 perform the dniirs, ot
cItiz ms" That kind of talk is the worst kind oi
bait for Democratic votes.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
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New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
roc for .,

the PyFamids' And wi. an,bad cr nou sH ~
obssk. ancient thDuei i, be- that "na gone
through the degrading process Of being seized Tor
.f.f.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29

Europe does not seem aliightcd by the
AuStro-Gc Gcrnan alliance. Ii has come about
100 gradually and il avowcd TOO cautiously
to OCCASION alarm. Besides. it Is defensive
rather than aggressive. and has not been put
io the test of actual war--a contingency which
Ko,suth suppO~os would cause Germany to
abandon her ally 10 the full brunt OF a Rus
sian invasion. Still The tax of counter ALI
ances goes on. 1t is expected that France and
Russia must inevitably become allies. This
alliance. in the event of war, would place
Germany a. il were between two fires, compel
ling hcr To- divide her forces to resist French
and Russian mvaslonS. Italy might be eX-
pccted To assail Austria i'm order to hbcmtc
her "uuredccmcd province, while the allied
forces of Seivia, Roumnia and Bulgaria
would cooperate with Russia by threaten
mg TO drive the Austuan> from Bosnia. De-
spite the new matrimonial alliance, Spain
would doubtless hold alooi, while Turkey Is
too crippled 10 be OF much account. England
would probably sympathIze. as she doe, now,
with tho Austr0-Gcrman alliance, hut her p0-
hIcal and commercial interests would con-
strain her to remain neutral, especially as she
has IN the last twenty years seen, unmovod,
the overthrow OF Denmark, Austria and
France. The c0uIse OF events may lessen the
value of these calculations, hut the current
news shows that they affect more OF less the
politics OF every European nation.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29

In view Of the industrial revival low in
progress, the details oi the porcelain manu-
facturcs at Limocc-, contained ia letter ON
another page. are invested with special inter-
est. The great strides which our manuiactus-
ers have made n the decorative arts render
them worthy colaborcrs of the sl>iIial dc
signo1s al Limoges.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
rTANCn oTilCr. ~ TIr TEUUNT.
Arm-l)ork D;1lln 111t1lne

FOUNDED ~ HORACE GREELEY.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER %. 1879.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29

1t is announced that Tie Grand jury Ia,
decided 20 indict Captain Williams and
Officer Fleming for clubbing Mr.. Smith. Thi,
will bring this whole matter into the focus OF
a formal trial. If Captain Williams Is iuno-
cent of the brutality charged against him. he
should ice glad of an opportunity TO clcar
himself. Ii he Is guilty, the public has gained
a nnint.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29

who could only be held for attempted forgery
u the third degree. inasmuch ss the money
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
The final citadel of power this year is the ballot
box rather than the barrel or the shotgun.

WN,TI az
There seems to be desire among the OHIO Senate
rial candidates to shrink from the public gaze just
now. Ex-Governor DennisOn is the single exception
and his frankncss in declaring his aspirations has
had an effect to ggravate the modesty of his rivals
reporter of Tie Cincinnati Commercial discovered
thi, when he went IN search of Stanley Matthews
and Judge Taft on Saturday With q decided flavor
of vinegar I'm his manner Mr. Matthews replied to
lis request Tor views: " do not desire to say any
thing at present there Is plenty of time yet L
nreter To let cx(ioyernor DennisOn have his little
advertisement all alone" Judge Taft was stlll more
shv As soon n he saw the reporter he CALCULATED,
"Oh, n0w and lodged INTO his private Office.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29

About 5000 Democrats, gathered together
in Madison Square Garden last night to hear
Speaker Randall, Mr. Lester Bradner Faulkner
and Captain Isaiah Rynders, telesraphed to the
Democracy of the interior that they were
10000 stiOng-notling was said about buck
ram-and they would surely elect Robinson.
The percentage of truth Is about the same IN
the prediction as III the figures.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29

When the trade of Australia warrants an
nrrang ment by which a steamship will be
dispatched there from London every fort
niclft after January next, there ought to he a
wide field for American enterprise in that
colony. 1t will be unfortunate il the revival
OF home trade makes our manufacturers IN
any degree negl, ctiul Of the loothold they at
tanned abroad during the recent hard times.
The world seems TO be waking up. Here are
Tie Chinese, the most conservative people IN
the world, establishing a line of steamers to
tae indwich Islands, which Is to be extended
afterward to San Francisco. This Is an nn-
precedented movement. and American enter
prise may soon find itself matched IN a field
which cannot be classed under the head of
"cheap labor"
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29

The seizure of the Obellsk intended for this city
by the creditors Of the Egyptian Government sug-
gesis grave complications. Must the city call for
volunteers TO rescue the monument. must we
raise money to pay off these Unsuitable creditors,
who probably wouldn't hesitate to make levy Oh
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29

The nomenclature of this anomalous cam
paign has been enlarged again. The corpo-
rails guard of disguised Democrats who
have pat the names of Lucus Robinson and
HorajiO Seymour. jr., upon "a SO-callod " In
"depend,n Republican" transparency in Union
Square. are technically known, it seems, as
the Pasters.n The concern across the Square
is known as the abode of the " Scratchers.'
Now if the Pasters will paste the Scratch
ers and the ScratcherS will scratch the Pastors.
there will be less of the noise OF the grass
hopper IN our politics, and few Democrats,
full grade and deputy, will be compelled to
come out i'm their tue cOlOrs.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29

In the letter printed ON another page our
stuff correspondent IN Montana describes
much more steady and certain source oi
wealth than the purchase oi mines and min
ing sto ks. That Territory is stated to be
beyond all question "ihe best grazing country
"ln Che world and the profits of stock
raising are shown 10 be often enormous, and
always hands me. They will run from 40
up 10 even 100 per cent year on the org
nal inves ment, and our correspondent states
that it is doubt al whether there Is " il SIN
" gle instance in which, taking series
of years together. the profits have not
" bceu from 20 tc so per cent" This Is an
extraordinary showing; but such success oi
coui,e. can only ne obtained by men who
have experience as well as capital at th'ir
command II Is intimatod, however, that
companies may soon bc formed to rect i'll
veStmcntS of Eastern capital in this direction,
and We may see many of our capitalists, tIom
the large 10 The very small, the joint owners
of Montana sheep and cattlc. Ii would be
culloaS il such periShable property as this
should bc found more profitable, on the aver
age, than property in mines. which cannot
be- stampedcd,r and are not affected by cold
Vveqth,r
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29

which they counterfcitod was that Of n foreign
Government. has exhibited several pictur-
esQue instances of the impudcnce that never
deserts rogue. The best of these occurred
when one of the forgers was asked yesterday
whether hc had anything TO say why sentence
should not be passed upon him, and answered
that he had had no intention OF passing the
nctes-he had them engraved merely to an
alyze the art of America There was
another when II was claimed that there was
no procf that the Brazilian Government had
not authorized this surrepiitious duplication
of it, own currency. The men were sentenced
10 two and "a half years. Imprisonment--a very
gratifying result when 1t is remembered how
much don It there was at one time, owing to
the pecul n legal aspects of the case, whether
there coud he anv punishment at all.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29

The Republican who decides to vote for Robin
son viii vote for a "machiuc" run by haucl power
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29

Secretary Sherman seems to have little fear OF
Democratic success of any kind In the near future
He said in a recent interview with Gath,' that
"thcre was a time when it looked as # Judge Field
maht De the le,itoe Of Mr.. rilden, bur be is man
OF too much hot temper and extreme way OF feeling
about things ever to be President. would not
wonder if great numbers Of the Democrats would
give mp the contest and not try to elect anybody.
There is noJhing just now to give strength TO the
opposition. Perhaps rs honest Imam rs they could
nominate would bc Bayard. Admitting his good
qualities, he would run very poorly In the W est,
" here he Is regarded rs an ultra Southern man.
The same impression exists in the Eastern and MIDI
die STATES aud would make Nr. Bayard very easy
candidate to beat.