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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-09
ELECTION IN DENVER.
A Probable Republican Victory.

DENVER. Col, Oct. s.-The election for su-
premp Judge and county officers passed off
quietly. and the indications arc tho R3pub
licans have carried everything.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-09
A Successful strike.

CHICAGO, Oct. S.-Twelve hundred cigar
makers struck yesterday for an advance Of
two dollars, which the employers allowed and
the men resumed work,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-09

ITbeNtHI 70 the Uem0cratI
BATON ROUGE, Oct. Sat meeting of the
delegates from the Third Congressional Dis
trict to-day 1t was determined to defer the
nomination of member of Congress until
next wear p
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-09
THE THIRD DISTRICT.
Especial to the Democrat !

No Congressional Nomination Till Next YEAR
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-02

Ttse congressional committee, to inquire into the czuSe Os the recent hard times have dis b11t1aed fOr the present, after trip of over . n1n1Ih al the West, during which they took s1use 10 days testimony in Chicago and 4 in San FraRcisoO and examined a few witnesses al DSs Moines- la The depression of labor and business was not very perceptible any where on uae iO'Rley, and the farther west the cIulmiEtee tavelef the more difficult it became tn dRcJver any traces of such depression At ChlezgO tilere were communists and socialists. Al San Francisco The principal topic of inquiry vas as to the effect of Chinese immigration. Farners. tradesmen, mechanics, peddlers, miners and workmen all agreed that they could Erk hnld their own against the skill, business capacity, industry, patience endurance and frusalIty of the Chinese" It was with the sssd qualities of the Chinese that most fault was found
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-02

fresh description of Charles Reade says tlEai he Is big and manly looking, not fat, but large framed and muscular. He is very fond of physical exercise. such as rowing, riding cT1ckes, swimming, and notwithstanding his hair Is griZzled- his stalwart body shows no signs of decay He is neat, though careless in dress. and resesnbIrs. with his ruidy face, easy gait, and unconventional manner a prosper OSEs farmer He likes opgenial company, but nos fnsalzl societs, wbicf as. a rule, itstakes Of god fesi6ws and lively actresses over pipes and bowl of punch, but is not dissipated nor sens'I4l He has wholesome degree of ami maIIsaIt, as most of his cOuntrymen have, but he takes all his pleasure in moderation. He is h1chesCsr. but has spacious, pleasant house in the suburbs of London.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-02
Waterbury E1 g!ish and Classical school.

WATERBURY Stpt 1879. 4 Er- Esss51r- It carrot be known to ali of yo4ssseAsrssls' si,esanE EIlsh ! and Classical .s stI-s: @f.ri,'iry, fr.,is 'es superior atlrac- ,i.ss-,.' yOs..s .,ses sIoare fitting for College. Fvg sf Esy sssss nave been u,hlcr the care of 'rf- Jennings. the principal. fcr three years yzIS- and desire in Iscar Tecnfd -td the thor sIl=E,=ss ,.i sI.e drill to which they have been ssIbj-Sirt Tsos. wlio have been longest in Ihe S15IsI' ilave entered College without ''con- stItiossz, ~Ii5cIs in these days means great deal
 Prlf- Jennings is superior scholar pains taking. conscientious teacher, enthusiastically devoset to his vOrA and most successful in It. No boy can he under his care for few months without showing the advantage of it. I doubt very much whether parents will be able to find school for their sons better deserving of patronage than the Englisaand Classical School. Prof j. receives pupils ihto his family to board where they xilibe very thoroughly cared for. IT,
 F. T RESELL
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-02
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Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-02

There is telepisone having enough in, pros- Pr11 to keEp one court going all winter. The cTl,f-ss cssnes on first between the Western nill claim. based on the patent of Elisha Gray, irSs issued in July, 1S75 and that of Bell fur which application was filed February IT. 1896. which Is the basis of the Bell tele- phone company Gray's patent was upon a systeaI.0f tE%uS'aisting musical sounds Bells upon the esnployInent of ualaiatory currents ur varisEiOus in the intensity of the force, which would see:a Ia be an important addition tO Gray'A PrrfA DolbeaE of Mass, was nearly couiesnp poraRcosss 4witi Bell in this dis c've-y- But Prgis, German, established the transmission nf musical sounds several years &sp- and came marvelousy near uncovering the wilole mystery.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-02
UnionYiue.

One day, last week. 4. L. Perkins fell from ths- sI.zrket steps and LTac'ltred or knee pan.
 Tie :sew Hgsc is .lessriy finished, It is a n5ce ..sskiriz b':ft:iing -'7~ -a - -l-- --- @s
 -T:sc veterans lad 2 parade, last Tuesday night. cs5Drtesl !,y ihe coruet band and drum czrrus Caya- Calhoun, favored the folks with spe-cl- HR SP - ">$ S
 The Union Nut G.. have bought them a usw ssfe that weighs f,rty five hundred. Mir iIoEace Woodfori is going to build a sl-z .-,siSe Ou W2;er St -I- ]. 8 Je,kins has been, visiting friends in WcudJuTy- ~
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The royal family of Spain have spent the sltasncE in the Guadarrama Mountains $500 feel above the level of the sea. It was bought from monks by Philip E.. the Bourbon Prince Wilo uEier;Ook tn pcrpetuate the Hapsburg dy n1siy in Spain as heirpf his granddaughter, Maria Theresa Philip '. bnilt here palace, and laid out gardens in imitation of Versailles, employing his time from l7l9 to l746 with sslch disregard of the cost that the gardens alone caused an outlay O S45, 000, ,000 In re- turn Tor this expense tine King had, as he was heard tO say. the stisfaction of habitation higher In air than any other sovereign in Eu- rope.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-02
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GOvernnr Blackburn of Kentucky, turnsout, as wxs expecsef to be the Dr. LtIkeP Black hsITu- who irieS! to infect the north with vel Iow fever during the war The Cincinnati Ga ZeSte prints letter from its Washington cor rcsssnsldent giving a statement by former reh- el uffioeT ia General Prices army in Missouri ef the nriginpt the yellow fever plot.. By this fl appears tsaat Dr. Luke P. Blackburn and an1ther docsHr were attached to General Prices clnusnd, and that then and there Dr. Black burn pgOPlSed this dissemination of yellow fever, and that General Price opposed it, but thai he went to Richmond to see about arms tHr General Price, and from there went to Der muda to gei the yellow fever seed
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WHAT HAPPENED TO MIR. BRACE. Hun ,lreds of persons will read with pleasure the interesting article in relation to case of Mr. J. ,. Beack, of Stone Ridge, which we'publish below. MT. Beach is one of the most respected citizens of Stone Ridge, and is extensively known over thIs and adjoining countries The story is almost too good to be trne There is no reason to doubt it, however, for the names of parties interested--who are of unauestioned veracity and the dates are carefully given, while hundreds of others stand ready to prove the statement in every particular. The article is not only interesting. but no doubt will prove of incalcuable value to a great many people. Rond0ut FreemGn. '..-.''s' ' '' ''
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-02

DF. Sutor and Dr. Stout were rivals in the practice of medicine at Zanesville, Ohio, and uvaIs m another respect, too, for both loved Sutor s wife Stout won in the latter contest and the woman deserted her husband to live with him Sutor told his trouble to the editor Of the Zanesville Times, and requested it's pub hcaiion but the editor said he would not print if until something happened to make it proper ly pubkc sobject. :..Very well," Sutor replied, '1here comes my wife up the street, and prob a5ly-yes. there's Dr. Stout with her, :, aud he ran out, knocked Stout down with his cane
 and gOG bullet in his hand There was no longer doubt as to the question of publishing the facts -stS
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The last remnants of Commodore Perrys flagship Lawrence, are now to be found in the Irarn of Charies.L. Wehsser, at Fredonia N I- The pieces comprise the stern-post, with ruddcr-iron snda few timhers, and, hav- ing lain under the wAtersof Erie Bay for over S0 years the wood has acquired q rich, dark color and a density that makes it susceptible of 8 high polish. NIT. Webster is practical cabinet maker, has cabinet made from one of the ribs of the Lawrence, and has designed handsome sidebOard winch IS to be made from the stern-p post
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-02
MEDICINE ABOUT TWO WEEKS.

sE
 One of the most remarkable cases that, has ever been brought to the notice fths pub is that of MT. J. s. Beach, of Stone Ndges Ul- ster Co.,, N. Y. 5 E. 's- "d' ~4 FG " .~5 , MT. Beach had suffered since Oct. 1s, 1874, from the presence of Calculus or Stone in the right Kidney, and he endured pain month af- ter month more than tongue can tell, which rendered him totally unable to attend to hls usual occupation. No less than seven physi-
 clans were employed at different times, to
 whom MT. Beach paid hundreds of dollars for medical treatment. with only temporary relief
 By the urgent solicitation of his friends a1 he was induced to try Dr. Kennedy,s Favorite Remedy. Accordingly, on the 28tla day of l August last he procured bottle of Mir, Kim ble, of Stone Ridge, in this county, and strange
 IS it may seem, it is none the less true, thaf he experienced aA marked improvement from the 1 first day he began to use the medicine. He | continued to grow better every day, when on l the 18th of September he voided a stone as l large as could be passed through the natural 1rchannel, which was very rough and of irregu-
 lar shape. His joy was Aunbounded, for he well knew that this, had been the cause of all
 his trouble. He showed the stone to several Of | lhe physicians who had attended him previous
 60 using the Favorie Remedy, and ALL of them expressed in unmeasured terms their surprise
 at the -PR0MPTNESS and CERTAINTY
 with which the Favorite Remedy had acted. Nor did they seek to hide their pleasure at
 seeing MT. Beach so happily relieved of his | difficulty.
 l MT. Beach concludes a long letter. to, Dr. Kennedy by saying :f'sY ou indeed have made great diseovery-one that has and will con-
 tinue to prove real blessing-a boon to suffer-
 ing humanity: and it will always afford me l pNin Qcf,r h tl,a
 to those who may be suffering from difficulties
 of the Kidneys and Bladder, or any disorders l arising from an impure. state of the blood. | You are at liberty to make such use of this letter as you may think best. Yours, very truely, '@ e ...- -.'t : | Us. BEACH, Stone Ridge,
 Ulster Co.,, N. r." Favorite Remedyis sold by all Druggists at One Dollar per Dottie. -lUEs- s.! S674W
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-02

ENJOY LIFE.-What a truly beautiful world we live in Nature gives us grandeur of mountains. glens and oceans and thousands # means for enjoyment. We can desire no aetter, when ia perfect.healthS; but how often do the maiority ofSpeople feel like giving it up disheartened, discouraged and worried out with disease, when there is no occasion for this feeling, as every sufferer can easily obtain satisfactory proof that Greens August Flower will make them as free from disease as when born. Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint is the direct cause of seventy-five per cent of such naladies as Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick Headache, Costiveness, Nervous Prostration, Dizziness of the Head, Palpitation of the Heart, and other distressing symptoms. Three full effect, Sample bottles, 10 cents. Try it. Sold by W. K. Peck. Litchfield.
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The reason why Kearney didn't carry out his threat of hanging General Grant in -effigy
 is apparent from the following resolution adopted al a meeting of Union and confeder- ate soldiers, The fellow was afraid of the consequences: ~''Resslsed, ' That on she night of the arrival Of General Grant, the vet eran soldiers Uuioh and confederate. fire a salute of thirlS gfas Rom the sandlot, and if kearney and hh opliorts make any attempt at interference, they mnst take the consequeri: ces" kE 3h-- 5~A4 sl