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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-02-01
District Court Of the United States, District
Of Maine.
In the matter Of
iiaukruut

In the matter Of
bankrupt.
FINHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE that a petition has
i been presented to the Court, this second day of
January 1872 by Peter Smiley of Sidney In said bis
trict, bankrupt ini, lduslly and member ofthe
firm of Peter Slbey Son, pray ing that he may be
decreed to have full discharge from all his debts, In
dvidnal and copartnership, provabe under the Bank
rupt Act, and upon reading said Petition,
1T Is ORDERED by the Court that hearing be had
upon the same, on the first Monday of March, A. ID.
1879 before the Court in Portland, IN said District
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and that notice thereof be pub
lished in the Daily kennebec Joarnsl and the Week
ly Portland Advertiser, newspapers printed In said
once in the Weekly kennebec Journal the last pub
LEGATION to he thirty days ut least before the day u
hearing and that all creditors who have proved their
debts aud other persons In interest, may appear at
said time and place, and show cause, If any they
have, why the prayer of said Petiton shoald not DO
granted. WM L. PREBLE,
Clerk of District Court for said District
tim 3D. Wiun1A
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Afgal ADVERTISEMENTS.
District Court Of the United States. Dis
trict Of Maine.
In the matter Of
WILLIAM II. HATcH, I In gaptrun,cv

III Tue matter OF
WILLIAM H. HATCH ! In Bapkr,n,cv
bankrupt
IHis u TO GIVE NOTICE that a petition has
= deem presented TO this Court, this sixth day Of
January, 1877, by William II. Hatch rec,ntiy Of
Maer'ille. now of China, In said District n HanS
rupl, iiid' itiuaiy and US member OF the irn, or
Hatch irothers, praying that he may be decreeJ In
nave q iuli discharge rom all his debts individual
.nd eoparinership, proyable under the Bankrupt
Act, and upon reading said Petition
~ is ORDERED by the Court that n hearing he
.a' upon The same, ON the first Monday of March.
- 70. before the Court in Portland In said Dis
uti, ~ O'Clock A. NJ, and that notice thereof BE-,
pun Gsh t IN The Daily kenebcc journal and the
sia ioftand Advertiser, newspapers printed in
aa isue,, once week for three successive weeks
rnu "n.s III me Weekly kennebec journal and Week
y Ioriiand Advertiser, the last publication 10 be
.nI'! gays ~ least before the day of hearing ond
that al creditors who have proved their debfs any,
and n1pce and s interest. may appear at said time
the prayer of said Petition should not be- granted
c, WIN. l.. PREBI.E,
tjanlj-222 9& " Janis ~ " 'is"ie''
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4 true copy Of the order of Court with abstract of
the writ.
Attest WM. VI. sTRATrON, Clerk.
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Nfm advertisements. n
i I H / R | 4 !

Is prevent this terrible disease. and viii positively
cure nine eases In ten. Information that will save
many lives sent free by mail Don't delay moment
Prevention is better than cure Sold every " here.
l. =. JOHNSON n co., Bangor, Ne. jan30-4w
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JosErn BAKER & AL. vs.. L. l.. UNDERWOOD.

ls1S.
JOSEPH BAKER & AL. vs.. l.. l.. UNDERWOOD.
4 Nd now ON suggestion TO the Court that L. l..
"A Underwood, the defendant, at the time of the
service of the writ not inhahitant of this
state, and had no tenant agent attorney, within
the same that his goods estate have been attached
In this action, and that he has had notice of said
suit and attachment, IT Is ORDERED, that notice of
the pendeBcy of this suit be given to the said defendant
by publishing an atteste copy Of this order, together
with abstract of the plaintiffs writ, three weeks
successfully In the kennebec Journal, n new spaper
printed at Augusta, in the County of kennetec, The
last publication to he not less than thirty DAYS be-
fore the second next term of this Court be- holden
lat Augusta, within and for the County of Kennebec,
the first Tuesday of April, 1873, that said defend
ant may then and there appear, and answer to said
suit, if he shall see cause.
Attest: WI. NJ. STRATTON, Clerk.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

rI>he undersigned, Commissioners appointed by the
Judge of Probate for Kenncbec County, to re.
ceive and examine the claims of creditors against the
estate of simon Page, late of Hallowel, deceased,
represented insolvent give notice that six months
from the thirteenth day of January 1872 are allowed
for said creditors to present and prove their claims
and that they will be in session for the purpose of
ceiying said claims and proof, at the Post Oice in
iiaowem y two O'clock IN the AFTERNOON OF ssch
ary on "Wednesday the thrtieth day of April ut xt
and ON "Wednesday, the ninth day Of July next
F. ROWELL,
THOMAS HOvEY.
II NLIOwEIL, January II, ls1g. .. 3w4t
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Courts Of Insolvency.

NOTICE il hereby given, than Courts Of Insol.
~ vcncy, will be held at the Probate ONCE. in
Augusta. on the second and fourth Mondays, In
each month, at two O'Clock In the afternoon, until
otherwise order ed. -
H.K. BAKER. Judge.
CHARLES HEwINs, Register.
Nov. !, 1873. t&Wtf
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f (aBStrdct ~ pts.'s Tra.
Assumpsit on account annexed fur the sum OF
S2l90i, returnabe TO said December Term. Date Of
writ, Oct. 20, 1873. Addamnum, 800.
BAKER BAKER, Att0rnys TO plaintiffs.
4 true copy of the order of Court, with abstract vi
the writ Attest: WIN. VI. STRATTON, Clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-02-01

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the sub.
IN scrber has been duly appointed Administrator
ON the estate of Alexander NJ. Vim, late Of China
In the County of kennebec, deceased, intestate and
has undertaken that trust by giving bond the law
directs; All persons, therefore, having demands
hblt the same for settlement and all indebted to
said estate requested to make immediate payment
to ABISHA b. FLENiAER.
January 13, 1879. 3wit
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IN ANKfIrPTCX-.
Assgnee's Sale ofPersonaI Property at Auction

DURSt1ANr TO an order of the United States Dis.
trict Court, for the district OF Maine shall sell
II; public auction, at the carriage shop of Isaac Alb
botf In Benton In said District, on SATURDAY, the
first day of February, A. II. 1879 at ten O'Clock In the
forenoon all the right, title and Interest that joseph
l.. True had on the twenty ninth day Of August A
ID. 1875, the date OF his filing his petition Ia bank
rupicy, and all my right, title and Interest as As
signee of said Bankrupt, in aud to the following des
cribed property. belonging to said Bankrupt's
estate, to Wit One undi, ided half of Letters Patent
for Potato Planter, dated Feb. Z, lsfo, January s.
l>,9 and April l6, is.2, with the right to nuacture
and sell In the United States, except New England
owned IN common with Nash & Brother New York
City; old set OF Potato Planter patterns: six
driving wheels for Potato Planters: forty Potato
Planter handles about 100 lbs Of old iron Also one
undiy ided half OF Letters Patent for Potato Planters
dated Feb. . 1865, January ., 1900 and April 49, is.e
with the right to manufacture and sell in the New
England States, owned In common with benjamin &
Allen of West Waierville Maine, subject to "a lease
TO said Benjamin Allen In which they are 10 pay
ROYALTY of five dollars for each machine featured
and sold; and said lease is subject to claim Isaac
Abbott has on the same for seventy -four dollars
Also one half interest in forty Potato Planters and
one set of Planter Patterns ia the hands of Nash
Brother of New York City, and one set of Planter
Patterns ut West Wateryie, Maine, subject to a
claim Nash & Brother have said Planters and Pat
ferns. ASHER II. BARTON,
Assignee in Bankruptcy of Joseph l.. True. 3w2
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the sub
An scriber has been duly appointed Administrator
on the estate of Albert Daeget late Of Manchester
In the County of kennebec, deceased interstate, and
has undertaken that trust by giving bond ~ the law
against the estate of said deceased desired ex
hlbt the same for settlement: and all indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate payment
to ier .- ALBERT DAGGETT.
January II, 1879. t-. 3w4s
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Nrm advertisements.
@,l43,9OlacfIisv1% EN- A a'2s LAW

. Persons Wishing to avail themseIyes of n good
nome IN Minnesota by buying Presumption. Home.
sead, H. H. Lands or Tree claims will lind il TO their
aaNahtas. ~ sending 30 cts. for book of lOO pages
giving null description of these and other lands With
laws AZ TO Soldiers fiomestead, and other laws ner
tanning 10 Government lands, and guide If they wish
who knows these lands, by addressing =. L. JoIiN
SON. No 100 9TH Street, Minneapolis, Mimi.
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KENNEBEC COUNTY-M (burt Of Probate,
heid at Angustn, on the second Monday Of Jdna-
dry, ls1g
DEBORAH S. BURNS, widow of Daniel burns,
IL late of Farmingdae, In said County. deceased
having presented her application for allowance out OF
the estate of said deceased, ..
ORDERED That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully In the Kennebec Journal printed
e.ted may attend at a Probate Court to be held at
Augusta, ON the second Monday of February next,
and show cause If any they have, why the prayer Of
said petition should not be granted.
II. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest; CHARLES HEwISs, Register 3wi'
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33T3H3R3E3E33

80 &uboNo
ohTivaled Combination, used hourly, great demand
rich Held for Agents. We practice bee Culture box
OF honey and good news 10 all sending stamp for cir
GUITARS. write now, II viii pay You. J. II. MARTIN,
haftiord, N 1. jana t&wiw
CT DAY TO Agents canvassing for the Fire sid
W visitor. Terms and Outfit Free Address
y. .. NlCkERY, Augusta, Maine. jan2it&w4w
On Fancy Cards, Chrome, Snowflake &c. no .
" alike, with name, l0c. }. Minkler l. Co, Mas.
s"u, ~ 1. 2It&wiw
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KENNEBEC COUNTY.--Tn Probate Court at
.fugusta, on the second Monday OF January, 1879.
n A CERTAIN INSTRUMENT, pnrportng to be
n the last will and testament of Abigail Mary
Stratton late of Wnslow, in said County, deceased
having been presented for probate: ,
OpnrREp That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the second Monday of
February next In the kennebec Journal, a newspa-
per printed In Augusta that all persons interested may
attend a Court of Probate then to be- holden at An
gusta and show cause, If any, why the said instru
nent should not be- proved. approved and allowed,
us the last will and testament Of the said deceased
II. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs, Register. 3w4s
, 1879-07-25

Of The Northern lenders. They mako no pre-
tense Of analYzIng the platforms Of the North
een nernocrncy,-thcy swallow all their plat
forms whole. They gntp down Ifarsl.Monev
resolution md Grccnback plank wifi, tho same
RELISH They Hnnt Free Trnde; hut they nErce
with the Tenpsy1yaura nf,d Now EnRfami DEM
ncrats who demand Protection. 1lu.y wntlt tho
Nnt1on to lohk afttr the great National rivers
but they walk up to the rack, fodder or n, fod
der, with Southeastern States, which arc solid
against Tho Government improving md con-
trolling the Mississippi River. They never ae-
cotnn1tslI or get anything because party asayeA
belong to their masters, and hnvo no time TO
strive for their Dwn interests.
The sam Randall. Ham Tt1cn Democracy Of
FennsylYania Eaye Just met nn1 expressed thelr
views. They unanimously promised the South
never u give her nnyilinc Millions nnl BILL
inns tavo l,ecn spent Tn TIM North, ntnl the
West ilas been Developed tn great extent by
Government aid: but the Souti, ia pro;nited by
her friends ~ In thr NORTH a,,i East that JUS
tfce alsaal never be done her In this rospcct.
Tic South rIaYs her portion Of tt tntcrcst on
the vast all1ns epent on The North, runs with
m unl,roken front.n "liurrahii' .ays Nav
York Sam; Dtttotn eayh Pennsylvania Sam;
mo sufmt!yi" err both; ''Dul!y!" eays th,,
South, "thIs Is no time fur division" Certainly
n0t,-tilc Northern follows want II nl.
"We uenanl Protection" cry the North and
East. "You shall have Il, - responds tic South.
It Is only a snnfl matter for It's TO pay llttlo
more on everything We CONSUME for your bsNe-
fit. We mist keep up an untroken 'front.'"
Moral: Craftsmanship Ia tho south has given
place to party.
, 1879-07-25

no.Ohere Many auGa;;sn;ly ,sn, sro s4s
aosn Xiii to succuff,i,, n,id seek employment
farther down tle nonntnin: Every sr,cm I'm" o1s -
noted more for durability tl'ntl elegance. a
stltch Al, Inch is fair average, although some
men arc 80 particular A: To tuscrt two
IN t!,at space. camhrjc needles orc at 1!s. III.
drilied % through II, is ii premium. The lay's
work !. ten hours The nslts a19 S,s spcsat IN
dny Ia washing and tncndIng day. Whilst few
do littlc proanecttng or their own account. 4
trip to the Town Ut Alma, six miles Distant.
onco In month or two, Is almost the on.y break
in tho monotony OF their lives, A. clnse, tho
miuars are reckless, but liberal to fnult. A
crew Of sni1ors ut zen arc not more completely
cut nj from outside intercourse than arc those
dwcllera aboye the clouds.
Ian, writing, lhls from THO Silver Gem mid
way between the Moose and lie Present Help.
ut an altitude Of about 1850 feet. Az present
a', hermit living all alone. Next week;
however, expect soino partners, when life wlll
again hecotns endufabtr.
am gathering UP somo statistics. and next
week viii furnish you them. mn your nf1ec-
t!onttc nephew, LAWSON COOK.
, 1879-07-25
The OH Story.

Tho morning sunlight looked In thraugh tho
slken cuEtalns lighting tho room ns with an all
Occupant with q strauEe BRIGHTNESS aud trans-
forilin. her palo brown hatr into waves Of Ells-
tcnnr guild. Said tho sunlight: Mnldqn,
missed you from the gnrden where ! usea,:to
you. Summer Will soon he here witll her Eosea
Utmost rs bright as your cheeks. Arc you n.y."
40 mol" responded the maiden, warming lor
thin, bIu5dlcss hands In the sunbeam, "only q
litila weak; shall Aoon be out tn titc garden to
greet ynu-to-nlurrow PERHAPS! 1was last plan
Ming how should arrange my floWoEs this yeat,
WHEN yuu prupcl III. Arp nly lilies up yatt"
''Ycs. your liiIcs arg up; have jttst been waG
Inc tnesn. haye tired yoli." said tic sanl!Ghs:
ns be noticed thu weariiy Arpoping cyel!ds; ~
viii cunu agn!n to,tnorsow II YOU arp not il tio
rur,leu'-alpl silently withdrew, ,eHylaK tllo
fair slulnbutcr aa0ne IN tAu gluonI. \ lew HOURS
later ts,u moonlight stolo softly through tl!n
the night 1rcrxu. "ilow rol4l'' sa!d tic nloon'
light, IL slla touched tho pat,fd brow. aud hsn
gently laid her hAna oil the pulselesa llcaft
"Ijcad n kl,o F!luJaurtllgly whiapered, as st.t
Withdrew through thu softly rustltns curtail,s.
il Is tic old, Oil story OF consumption. How
sEo tiattcrs her yirtIms " morning Will hopc'f
loneycu words, NIL at aytnlnE nakas them tAe
prry OF tho Buoerl staliHtlcs SHOW Tint QUO
thiFd Of nlankind to Of thss a!seaso, aIs. u
twrc,, tho ages Of ID anu %, IN tic dkwn Of Man.
hood Mll.l WousnhooG. For nanS years cor
sunpttt,E, WIS generally believed 10 DO acufable.
Hut luedlctno In her triumphant maFcli against
tltseuse lias already added cousntnp nptlon to her
~ Of eopqucsed, D. pIesses oNidon sla1!ra1 =:
IN tIulv. Fur full consideration VI this dtecsse
aid its ralloual iuulhoa Of treatment, Ieal tft
artirle on consutnptlou IN thu PeuDlus Common
Sense Medical Advisor, tho most rcllab!s popu-
lar work up',n physio!oEy, HY4lepH, nlsea1es -
M Address thu author, Il. Y. Pierce, M, D.,
World's Dlspeusasy and 1nvaid'a noso'' bu1'
, 1879-07-25

~. V,il,r ~, .i,n hr,t,. ~ ~ Itto Grnndr 1ol
N. VI ,n-,,,. MI of tno Iftti" roaI I,rn,
nutie, 20 Wv Wv ,.,. ,"t,r"d f,s sTtnnain,, Il
.,., T., ~ S,,,nn fror, hnr. ,ntn Nnw Mrricn
ug"' u! norn t,,o ~ san r,sn mtn't rct,inn'
VIII ~ a' IT,. ~, rHr,' ir.cinn atmnsnbere
lpvn!'ts n".o NY rs' na'. ~, I'm ,1tn. n
farc.eu py e.Gas @ elessM' ~ ",i' r,,a w ni.vo;nns n
W. nasG Q. III ta.,no for, MI " 7fsfl
neISn. VSa'"ca , ana hn ,ro,aro "nnnst rnt,,
smt aoovo ,. '. hv 1, ha;ssnH santa ia mn,
,ali ioi NV sest.V J.E p IIn.s.r,is ry :sYl
ncnVG1 - aoos a1a ,,ainm%ca henca ;',r FL
uaYs ~ eaGi sear i hn o1".c,ci ~ nm ms
u ,ls - thasn ~ .imrhio ec,inriffca. preat eteva-
, 1879-07-25
Nebraska as 10 tho neat Presidential candl-

4seHihtkh u 10 tI1e heAI Atcslusut'nt S"'4ai-
IVY lmnre..lon Z, tha, 4;. Cen % asans T. ths!, @
DIaino delegation 70 TIN Cinc!nnatt Conven-
iic party ia thIs State il ! unit MD are ali Stall
warts. Wo icel TINT President IIaye. hns re-
trIevcd nlr,telt, and ,',e, action Of Hayes Inns
st!enr'hens,l ,n aS.,t ,hn 4, party, ;,,,,,,p
"ihe Den1ocrats accepted 'tn o''ye.hranc',:
but afterwards tratnpictl 1t undcr fnt,t; and all
with whom talked this winter In WaAhngton
CITY were ot tho opinion that TIE paisy through.
time sIncs 1tH3.h
"fiow about Ohio1"
"Olto will 20 Republican: Doth Foster ann
arbt. Xii Tie Republican Senators and !scprc;
sentnttvcs that talked with felt confident Of
carrying the Btasc. 1hs Democrats have only
their financial crazo and State rights. Tie Ger.
issues, but viii vote with the Republican,.
neainat them. No 0crmana nre III favor Of
paper money; they want q dol lar 1or tue labor.
ng nn o. good as I'm. Of inc panTSf; a;r a aney
and arc not n harmony With the Democrats Ia
swGo :ss,as sheaa qnpas ,gss,; tho Democrats for
"Tllden his thu Bpcaksr Of the House, and
strong backing c!eDwherp. Thurman has lost
ground on account Of his a.vncctlating COURSE ns
leader OF the Democrats In coueress. lsayard
/ llak lQ5t LHE It1k ~ -! AcRAtA W t"@
silver queatIon. A 1erGa number OF leading
Southern mon would like David Davis md A. II.
stepl,cns or Wndo Hampton, md toit-mouoy
platform" ,,,,,,.
! WWl,at abons tho Silver l,sll1'
"Ihe record Of tile Republican party in Con.
gsess was solll III favor OF thu substitute OF
! Ryan, OF Kansas, ,-favoring- IN unlimited coin
ago. wIsl, the profit TO ta Government instenti
| Of 10 the buinnst. The bill WIS introduced
in ,hc House, and opposed BY the Republicans
on nccouni Of giving. The helEniorage to the
bullion.owner; but Marsh, Of Illinois, offered
MI amendment that gave the .ecig'lsosago to tue
| Government, md It was adopted ny the .eHtiro
vote OF the Republicans, niccd bt a few Demo.
csats from thu East. Ewing, OF Ohio offered
an amendment, which was aleo casre4 and PITT
in ihu bill, modifying tho Marsh amendment; !;
ind, rs the bill nasscd tho House, the sctgalor-
nrs g0cs to tho bull ian-lloldcr and not to tlle
uovornmcut, and in that shape was voted against
by tbs Republicans"
'"Was tho extra session OF Congress- neces-
snT'yp ,,,,..o .u,,,,,,u. ,.,
and the Democrats could have suceecdcd IN oil
, 1879-07-25
LEE ARlVE THE ClfliIDs.

ALMA, Park Co., Colo, July lid. Cook,
ESq., 90 Dearborn Street, Chfcago-MY DEAN
UNCLE: send you q sketch Of ltrc above the
clouds.
Tho highest mlnc in tic United statcs md
probably in the world is the Present Help, stu
a!ea Oh NV ,'neo'', ~ ue NAN sanEo ot u'o
Rocky Mountains, IN iark County, Colo. Ac-
co,a,n, 10 Prof. Hayden, Mt. LINCOLN l,as IN
s.'tsae Of l4;s7 ',,, feet. The !; preseu. llsp
to the main DRIFT, Is about :oo yards away from
tho extrcme SUNNI. Of the mountain, au.1 lEo
a1'ovs *cn.,cycl. and Il r. un,,onhtely ,hc him.
apose eI".tu,,'' a"a 30 "ouus"'y ;, 'AI si'e'''
est 1aoaoNeu nousu ~ sno Mor'u' ane Mooso oeo
Altnc, apoat QUO mllo alstnHt, u probaoiy l,ooo
feet lower; AMI the Russ'a Mine, half mile
,t' T,,a":i. - >.",r,,,.ro.1 ~ ~. nsa.n.. a
o' I a,,h, ,r",, frnn sI.re. ~ ,a
Help, ana 6igut 1ra!i from aoense 10 tne sum-
NIT. Tie yicm from the topot MI. Lincoln, for
ertcut anu grandeur, is uncqualc,l It, tho
IIn,r, S,otcss Ranra lrh;nd rnnro of mopn,.
e,n. o~,orI J., nvnr,, ,,,ertto,, a. f,r n, ,ho c,
a' roaen r ir' aozen n",r. ~ ran9, no ,rc"'
lf.000 feet upward, eau be seen from this ec.
yatcd uu.nt,. 49,.
| ptkr,. p,nk Ia rr,r. .over,v NV. ,,,,c. ,,,s.
sant' IN eco.lne' nearly due cast from ''er';
ANT utc beautiful South Park lies anugsY en-
sconccl between tic two prnIss, Two towering
| monuments, landmarks To its ensteru aud ve.t
nm o,,tronce. Traa.an.,,, 80 ~ s,,s ss,'' "'
"" ,..,..,,"s 1'oa ~. ~ ,''o cary 'nos"'
ai immense eooy ot clouds oVerl!anga tho laEk,
which, seen from above, resenlblrs exactly the
rolling lnd tuinblnE Of tho occau; whilst thu
.op of Pixies pcaE, distinctly visible, Inv every
appearance OF sea'wasled iAsc, The effect is
sublime. ,.-....
Unn peculiar phenomenon Of this elevated
region Is tts frequent visitation By electric
stprtila. They occur oceas!ol!allY during q
, 1879-07-25


Some Of tue Democratic papers nre still bark
Ing at Watterson for his very proper character
tzation Of Hendricks as Il fool. Hendricks Is
worse than fool. lie Is a stupid trimmer, Who
never had the moral courage Of IN opinion In bis
life, f1 who Is richly deserving Of the contempt
OF both PARTIES lie belongs to tie worst school
o! politicians sclluol whose adhcrcnts nso
eaten alive with the Itch of oifrc, but who hayo
neither opinions to express nor the backbone 10
synlpatiizur during tlle War. Hendricks rutnaIn-
ctl III Indtaua md resisted tile Government IN
liz speaking, u,.ier.currcnt way characteristic
has bcen cuunsy contemplate On no question
Which Inns come MP has he taicn q dec!ded
stnud, ului he Inns become provcrhlsl as time
server whose cqua! Tor tin'dit5 aud au,allness
Wattereou's plnlnr-cxpresscd opinion Ia tho cr-
net truth about the s,ckest kitten 10 tho Demo-
cratic party.
, 1879-07-25

1t appesrs from. statistics drawn up at tho
prcf0cturu of Polce tllat the nuInbcr Of cases ot
dug-uladucsa certified 1ust year In par!s was bl!.
They weru distributed Through tAs four seasohs
ns follows: Fist quarter, Ill; second quarter.
l7q; third quarter, l39; fourth quartor. d. 70
Judge by tilvse Hsures there ar1 fuW0r easos ~
liz euuiluer and ausut,n than In thu winter and
ut,eli,ts.