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An Important Geological Fact.

Geology has shown us that nature accomplishe'
her greatest revolutions IN the rarthS surface con
formation Sio1rl9. Every year the river makes its
channel deeper the glacier wears Il deeper gorge
in the Alpine rock and the ocean tide deposits the
sand it has crumbled from the rocks upon which il
breaks. We note the earthquake and the deyast
atlug hurricane but these changes are 50 gradua
man seldom observes them until the channel TIA:
become overhanging cliffs or a mountain has dis
appeared before the icy stream, the ocean ha,
given us Florida Thus IT is III disease Our at
tenton is attracted by acute diseases as tevers
cholera, etc while chronic diseases (otten the mos
dangerous i'll result being slow in their develop
ment, are seldom noticed until they have made al
almost lneilaceabe impression upon the system
Persons believing themselves comparatively health
tul are otttImes the victims of these diseases anC
only become aware of their presence when relief j,
almost impossible. Disease of the liver and stom
ach are the Commonest of these chronic affections
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pleas
ant Purgativc Pellets are never failing remedies fo
these diseases, They produce healthtul secretion
Of the bile, prevent digestion by regulating the
bowels and inpart vigorous tone 70 the whole
system
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woman found destitute in the streets of Ban
! ger said she was twentynI years old, and weigh
ca Tut tiny nve pounds.
Mr.. i. H. Lincoln Of Augusta, a railroad man of
considerable experience, has leased the Bangor
and Bucksport railroad for term Of years and will
| be the manager when the present lease with the
f, y n. A., expires, which will be Oct. LIST. The
guage is to be narrowed to three feet and the road
will be equipped with first class narrow guage roll
| ing stock.
The swimming match between Captain Webb
and Captain Boyton 1t Newport Friday resulted in
victory for the latter At 10 O'Clock Webb was
taken out Of the water exhausted and was there
fore out OF the race. He entered the water again
however, at II i5 but after swimming for a time,
during which he gained on Boynton, taken
with cramp and gave up the contest
At The Knox County Democratic Convention
held at Rockland Saturday Captain Charles A.
Sylvester Jr., Of Camden, was renominated for
Senator receiving Il votes against for Nelson
Thompson, Greenback candidate; Hannibal A.
Morang, of Appleton, was renominacd for County
| Commissioners, and VIM. IL. Rhodes for County
| Treasurer by acclamation The platform of the
| state convention was endorsed
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traitor; Ambrose Strout, late of Belfast Parish l.
Strout Administrator.
LICENSE TO SELL REAL ESTATE on ESTATE OF
Minor heirs of Joseph Stevens, late of Unity
WARRANT OF INSOLVENCY ISSUED ON ESTATE
OF-Ezra b. Marden, late of Stockton.
WARRANT or PARTITION ISSUED ON ESTATE on
James nj. Dickey, late Of Lncolnve.
WARRANT OF DOVER ISSUED ON ESTATE OR
L. Rich late of Thorndikc.
ALLOWANCE MADE To WIDOW OF-Ansel Stone
late of IhOrndike
INVENTORIES FILED ON ESTATES oF-Esther A,
Keen, late OF Belfast; Freeman G. Parker. late OF
Frankfort; Betsey Hawkins, late of Waldo; John
Park, late Of Searsport; Eliza Halves, late OF Mon
roe; Isaac Rhoades late of Waldo; Eli Moulton
late OF Unity; minor heir Of Samuel Brooks late OF
Palermo.
WARRANT OF DOVER RETURNED ON ESTATE OF
John N. Harmon late of Thorndike.
ACCOUNTS ON ESTATES oF-Emma 5. Marshall
late of Unity; Ansel Stone late of Thorndie; Rob
ert Foy, late of Montville; minor heir of VIM f.
Barrows, late Of Rockland; minor heir of Albert Is
iiaIett, late Of -; minor heir Of Alfred Prescott,
late of Liberty.
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Messengers Notice.

btFi'E Or HE SHERIFF. OF WALDO COUNTY,
STATE OF MAINE,
WALDO S.. Aug. %, A. u. 1879. }
f[NHlS It 70 GIVE NOTICE, That on the 22d day
4 Of August, A. ID. 1879, warrant in lnsolN tncy
was issued out of the Court of Insolvency for said
County of Waldo, against TIE estate of Lewis W.
Pendleton Of Belfast in said County, adudsed be
an Insolyent Debtor on petition Ct said Debtor
which petition was filed on the 22d day OF August,
A. ID. 1879, to which last named date interest on
claims is to be computed ! hat the payment of any
debts to or by said debtor and the delivery and
fer Of any property belonging to said Debtor, him
or for his and the delivery and transfer Of any
property BY him are forbidden BY law That Il meet
ing OF the Creditors of said Debtor to prove their
debts and choose one or more of his estate,
Will be held at Court of Insolvency, to be holden
at the Probate Office in said Belfast the twentieth
day of September, A. D. 1872 at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon.
Given under my hand the date first above written.
2w35f CHAS. BAKER, Sheriff,
As Messenger Of the Court Of Insolvency for said
County Of Waldo.
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These items aggregate about SIS 900, which
might perhaps be fairly reduced $4,000 OF $1,000
by deducting certain unmatured obligations dc.
Ofthe whole about so 900 are secured and preferred
claims. 4 committee of the creditors who have
made an estimate OF the assets, think that they
may amount to forty three per &C mt although this
amount may be varied by the manner in which
the estate shall be treated-whether forced sales
are made otherwise. There is not taken into this
estimate about $1,000 expected to come from the
Geneva Award claim There are also policies to
the amount of s24 900 in life insurance, which, in
the event of the Doctors decease, will suffice to
pay all claims; this the assignees will keep along
The Indebtedness of $4,000 represents property
which originally cost $4,000.
1t is the desire of the creditors, so far as known
and of the debtor, to commit the property to the
hands of assignees, to be disposed of at the best
advantage for the benefit of all concerned This
only be done by the consent of all the credit
ors. 1t is to be determined by them whether the
debtor shall have discharge in this way, or
whether the usual course shall be taken with a
like result
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HON. n. a. LUCE.
STANLEY PLUM TER, ESD.
OF Warrington, -. g..
HON. LLEWELLYN POWERS
Probate Court.
rIILo HERsEY, Judges. P. FIELD, Registe

fHILo HERsEY, Judge.-B. p. FIELD, Register
The following business transacted at the Au-
gust Term of said Court
ADMINISTRATION GRANTED ON ESTATES Of
David Y. Dyer, late of Unity, Elizabeth A. Dyer
Adiministratrix; Charles H. MORN, late Of Stockton,
Della ii NORM Administrative; Amos NJ. Mathews
late OF Stockton Mary Mathews Administrators
lbra IL Rhoades, late of Belfast Betsey Rhoades Ad
ministratrix; Albert Small, late of Belfast, Alfred
A. Small Administrator; James r. MITCHELL late OF
Troy, Emily A. Mitchell Administrative; George W.
tucker, late of Belfast, Annie l.. Mckeen Admins
1ratrx; Mary r, Gay, late of Belfast, Lleweyn Gay
David E. and VIM A. Dickey Executors; Joshua
Smart, late of Swanve. Reuben S. Smart Admins
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goods is on his rounds
Candy pulls popular at the Camp Ground
All the lads love the lassies
George E Bracket, of Belfast has been appoint
ed by Gov. Garcelon, Trial Justice.
Last weeks gale sent the mackcrel out of the
bay but they have since returned
Passenger travel By the Sanford line OF steamers
is considerably larger than last year
Some Bangor people are talking Of having big
clam bake at Northport the first of next month.
Large quantities Of doves eggs were found in the
spre Of the Methodist church. after it was stripped
}. Y. McClintocll is re stating and repairing the
root of his store occupied by T. ". Pitcher 4 CO.
VIM. Pitcher a Son are loading the three mast
ed schooner T. IL Herman, with hay for Charles
ton.
Milton Farrow, in Il great shooting contest at
Versailles France, on the 18th inst won the first
three prizes.
Attention is called to tie advertisement u
Wanted Immediately BY II. y. W. Belfast
Caucus notices &c
EHGov. Anderson, who is passing the summer
in Maine, has been for several days in this city
The Governor is not in his usual health
After fighting potato bugs all summer our farm
ers now mourn the appearance Of rust. Continued
wet weather will seriously affect the potsto crop.
The crowd Of dealers in broken kneed ana
y i
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Clippings.


Herald terns the Cireenhacs issno
capt Boutelle OF the Bangor Wing publishes a
long and able letter to Republican GreeuDackers
which We hope will find its way into the lands Of
all Of them Portland Press.
\ Democrat in a neighhoriug town says Last
year was the only man in my town who voted
the unauthorized Democratic ticket This year
there y 10 ptu,.ai baroooat titM " [Lew
Iston journal
,II n' MaG4iaI mon says its receipts for the last
st1e' 'n'nS ma .enl reached llS expenditures by
liz "n! BUSINESS th4l 'sh improving seems
!" ne .lal q Pnohshing Democratic OF mongrel
"e"SPnI"I to''l'hu rrSS.
TIL nl'tI e,etuoh' C"nIiAaie Nmth VIII stand
npon M mld'He q t4e middle plank 81 The Green
p"rN f''''ao,iu 10 marc money ieH"W can coax
haI 10 Sly "ord aooq. paper money with s'id
''"'i'' IT, l9o'n'IS'' NePoF'eF
: MT MIN HI'S> meeting n 'fiE' Ha'A'+ WedHeS
ua5 3'oo pe"P'e ~tTe fearht ah9 omG N the YES
residents, Mr. y. \ Nm'tn' nag al hls ne been
Il turn
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sfs zsxFf&N. he Republicans Of Burnhau
are requested TO meet at the Town Han, in Burn
ham, ON saturday, Aug 3Oth, lN1" at two O'Clock T.
NJ, to nominate a candidate 10 represent the elias
composed OF BurHhan nifty lhorndoc and r.Icr
mo, in the next Legislature PrE ORDER.
BurnhlIn, Aug. r., l>19.
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lNottina begond the commencement ofthe name, age,
residence &c, ofdeCeased persons cilt be pub[sied
'n'der this headiag.J
In this city, Aug. Eth Charles, son of William
Holt, aged - years and months
p years.
IN Roekiand, Aug. Ilth, Mrs.. Abbie I. Lock- aged
r. years. months and . days.
n Thomaston, Aug. 18TH Ella s., wife Of Capt.
William A. l,ressey, aged - years, mos, L day
In Union, July 18TH, Mrs. Mary GriunclI aged 4;
years, months ana Y days
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Last Sunday was the anniversary of the great
fire of 1873 in Belfast
The high school is now so crowded that extra
seats are needed to accommodate pupils.
W. G. Marshall, Esq, Of Belfast, spoke to a
crowded house, at Castine on Monday night.
Rev Mr.. Goodenough has returned from his
summer vacation, and will hold services at his
church, Universalist, next Sabbath.
The train on Monday and Tuesday, jumped the
track III leaving the station i'll this city, causing
delays No serious damage was done.
Sch. NJ. W Bates, of Lincolnyille dragge
ashore, at Dennis, Mass in the gale of last week
and was damaged to the amount of $3.50
There will be speaking at Winterport, Friday
evening, sept. 9TH. If no other arrangement is
made W. {. Marshall ESD will deliver an address
The leg of boy named Fred Caswell. belonging
in Boston, badly crushed on Tuesday, by
cart containing one ton of coal passing over it
He was riding with Mr.. f. 5 Shuman. on Church
street when he fell in front OF the cart the large
wheel gong the leg above the knee
The Boston Herald in clipping paragraph from
'i's pap, i''''''' ~ sup carpenter VINO ralhei
- - - ~ e"''NS ms "ae
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journal but changed the item so that it read =.
Belfast ship carpenter etc In this shape it j,
having an extensive circulation and has no doubt
set many OF our citizens out Of the State to wonder
,p"1s,.. '''''' '''' ~ '''' - ~, S''ii '''"l
anu ms 'iN'''e "l' ieN'oeh''
M, c
i"e o"n'' commissioners nave decided to IN
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Inc Methodist society has at last decided TO re
move the tail spire from their church in this city.
ana the work o' removal commenced ON Monday.
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or and Boston. The regiment is on an exci,r.io,
10 Bangor Lewiston and Portland Thev we're
Iuet chi the wharf. In tIis city III .ntrr,lfr-
vt Belfast Odl Fellows and other, The ban3
PLAYED lively air a. he boat aI,proac Ned tl. WHARF
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News of the City and County.

7''ID"' % -''' WYNN was an UNUSUAL! hoi Gay
"' 'e'N9'
Ile harvest OF the small steamer is at hand
.mi meeting week
.rt Edward Simnn+on Aha v.ifa oF - par1
y.-.' ,re visiting friends in tins vicinity
I.,.. s,
'''9 "''''o man :
g ''' ''i' S"ee'S Oh
N''
Rev Dir Goodenough, pastor of the Universal
caerch in this city, has preached for the last
Nanbaths at orland
WI lredser for Me past ton da,. bas haer an
-.5 m removing the ,nnd trom ahort ~. +uo
....,.l,.at wbarves IN thu, .itv
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NOTICES
A CARD.

the citizens Of stockton Village tender their
most sincere thanks to the Ncarsport Fire Company
for their prompness and kind assistance during tIe
recent contngratinn Prr Orui'r
The Republican journal., 1879-08-28

Fellows COMPOUND Syrup is composed Of In
gradients identical with those who constitute
Healthy Blood, Muscle and Nerve and Brain Sub
stances, whilst Life itself is directly dependent
upon some of them
By It's union with the blood and its effect upon
the muscles, reestabhshing the one and toning the
other it is capable Of etfectng the following re
suits
1t will dispace or wash out tuberculous matter
aud thus cure Consumption.
BY increasing Nervous and Muscular Figor it
will cure Dyspepsia, feeble or interrupted action
Of the Heart and Palpitatiou Weakness Of Intel
lect cau.ed BY grief, weary, oyertax OF irregular
habits Bronchitis, Acute or Chronic, Congestion
Of tie lungs, even in the most alarming stages
1t cures Asthma Loss of Voice, Neuralgia St
Wins Dance Epileptic Fits Whooping Cough
Nervousness, and is a most wonderful adjunct to
other remedies iu sustaining life during the pro-
cess Of Diphthera
DO not be deceived by remodie, airing SINH
lar name no other preparation is il substitute for
this under any circumstances
The Republican journal., 1879-08-28
HON. CEIAs. Ii. GROsvENOR
HON. JOSIAH IL. DER I N N OND
AND ANOTHER SPEAKER
HON. EUGENE HALE

WILL SPEAK AS FOLLOWS:
FAIRFIELD, ---.-------,.--Fr Friday, August 18th.
, 1879-05-30

WASHINGTON, D. G., May o0.-The senate
took up thc Mcdonald bill TO authorlze the ,,se
Of military forces In ccrtan casrs
Alr. Wallace inoYrd 10 strIkc out tho Qfth
section anu substitute wlat wer1 kuown a. tho
political clauses Ut tlle Legislative bill. lie
u1tn proceeded to apcak in favor Of tue blt.
Dnrng 1llu debate alr. Hlatno sud; We are
talking now about actual psactles At the polls
where districts coutaiuinE ~, 000 or 1000 law-
t4l voters aEe represented by . lnau for whom
only i, ,0o0 or 1000 votes werscast. The Rcuator
fron Oeorgta yesterday said iIIcEs was 40 l.eel
Of any tnaa comltE out to yotc for thu Hholo
thing waa sottied tn adYancr.
A!r. Nllt-Fhe Sulator from Georgia said
nuthH, a1Ml will cxprsss hts exceeding Era.ttl-
cation II for once lii his life tho SenatoF from
Aatle will quote Him correctly,
Sir. l}laiae askcl air. lIlll TO explain how II
WRa thlt certain districts Ia ueofgla, Il, 1875,
cast = Iargur Republican vote than Tue whuIc
yoeo cast iu 1878, when there seemed 10 b., uo
Republican votes cast.
blr. Hill saiu those facts only applied to dis.
trtsts wherc there WAS ro opposition candidate,
nMr Blal.e-Hhy Was ulrse no upppsItIou
Wien ~ lIenublica''s were lu tue nlajorityt
a!r liill-tsecause nobody eIss chose to run.
u tho senstor Haots ma to answer his iusinua-
HONS tllat there were means brought TO bear by
witch anybody WAS prevented from, runnIl4, who
Hanked to run, or anyb.Aiy prevented froln yot-
tngt slmp!y ssy Ills lusnuatiuus sso utterly
, 1879-05-30

t,: tn. nlasa Of an e'ectfou should bs sanctuary
Tor 'aw'es:ncss and crime.
~ the gay oE an election. peace md good
otuef arc more rtctssary than on any other dny
Of tlc year. On That s!ay tilc hlin,blcst nfml
.eep'st citizens. aged anil inG:m. should he and
.hc exercise OF fl!cIE tnast Responsible duty and
their most sacred right as nefnttsrs Of poeIctY.
1f'e'r duty nnd tktir right 10 vutc.
CONVENTIONAL AUTHORITY
70 feeulats Congressional elections, which bc-
aongs 70 tl!e HoFernncnt Of The United States,
FlEtit to rn. to oscry citizen fosse.snr tic ref
ul.ne Qualifications, ought 10 be enforced bY
apnrorrlate legislation. So fnr frptn public
op'hlon IN any part of thu country fayurI.t.. any
snnau T., t,'a ol ts nuttostr of The Government
III ~. psotectlon OK e1ecifnns from violence and
corruption. believe It dematds greater yigur
noLn lh 9!le enactment and IN the execution uf
.!ie 'a's framed for that purpoAc. ANY oupres-
slon' tauy IIrttsan partially, which experienco
nss .n, haro shoru In the Working OF tlle existing
i, iiaWs, may veil engngo Tie careful attention
oot" ol Congress aud Ut the Executive
IN TnEth RESPECTIVE spIEsnss
nl outY lot tie correction nf these ,pIschtcfs.
eas u" CONGRESSIONAL elections nlrur until after
!sM hn1 regular session Of Congress Will have beer,
r,,,, mIu Ieae seems TO be no public cxgency TINT
i,1 Ihla session M nny administration Of details
Unit might ffnnrose tltc pru.ent mct}IuIs. d.
s!eneu Tor the protection oi all citizens In =
ronse,9 ,,nnr e id equal exercise Of tho right mud
power OIL suffrage at Rueh elections. But With
my views. both of The constitl,sonaiitr and Of
lne vaIue OF the existing Laws, / casinLt atproye
any measure for their repeu1. except In coucc-
.lpn Win enactment Of other legislation vhct
may Il. reasonably By eKpccted to afford wsef and
fnore efficient safeguards for frca and hpnnst
congregational elections
rx.a RUTHERFORD u. HAYES.
1A"eu1l7E MANSION, May %, 1870.
, 1879-05-30

fnfcsal DisnufeA 10 7hs 3s1bane.
QUfHcr, ILL.,, May 2a.-Gen Singleton is now
at hnnc, where hes1pects to remn!n during the
remainder Of The special session Of Congress,
lie Is pared IN a't questions with Miles, Of Con-
nccttcut The GencraE ID Of tlc opft,ou tl,at tic
Southern members vii! not permit Congress- to
adjouFis Without voting supp|ies, either with Or
without the political rlcrs, as In .hat event the
responsibility for the failure to make the appro-
priat[ons would be thrown lpon them, and ti,ev
arc determined not to takc such responsibility.
Congressman Alexander II. Stephens has &C.
ecp:cd an Invitation to spend tha summer Will,
Gen. Singleton In Quincy.
4 Mlsa1sstplr IuyER IMPROVEMENT cosyrs.
TioS
Is to be te1 In this city some time In tho latter
part OF July. 1t Is proposed 10 hare each State
along tue river send ten delegates. II Is ux-
pcs.cd that each city on the line uf .l,c river
WI! also bend representatives. Gen. Singleton
states that Reogau, OF Texas, nnd Chalmers aud
Hooker, of Missisa1DpI. Will attend the ConYc,l-
tt!Ion, mud 1t Is expected tint Gen. Bragg, of
Wisconsin, md other Northern members Of
Congrcss will be present.
, 1879-05-30
IN TIE SENATE,
A poubLE-nnEAsTED RrEHCu,

WAaHlsG7px, D. c., AaY GA new feature
oil sotlas's proceedings in the scnato was q
rhetorical duct on McDouald's Army and
Election bill, which took three hout1 asnl half
Tor lis delivery. The speech was written by Mr,
Wuliucc, hut, Us It will appear in the Hfcord, It
viii be difficult To tell just how much Of It IL
Wallscc's, from the fact that It was reMl to.utly
By Wallace and Cockse!l. 1t Is no unusual cus.
tom for scnators Ia delivering: long speeches 10
occasionally take rcat By getting so,ue COL
league to read nil the extracts from authorities.
etc., but to@fay Wallace introduced
tho novelty Of employing another
Senator to hclp him In the delivery OF the speech
Itself. Wallace would read awho, md then
pass tls manusertpt over to Cockrcll, who would
read ILLS turn. anil pa.s It back. Tie amusing
part OF THIS arrangement, l,owavcr, was that at
timea while Cockrell read hc became 20 cu.
thused oEer tho subject that he untlld look un
from Tie manuscript and INJECT lttls speech
OF his owa into tlat Of The I'cnnsytyoula seu-
ntor. The speech will thus have Two fathers,
10 tsat II any incendtary remark should creep
iuto tic lsttorl there will bo divided rcspopsi-
blHty, as there Ia no evidence 10 al,oY whera
Wn}!act left OF or where CucKrrlI began, In
jtat3co to Tic eoGucaca III thu former, however,
tIe I'ct nlsL bc mentioned that even ute t.,ost
artrl1t adu'srers Of Coekecll asArrt ti,ey never
beard him make better speech anywhere.
, 1879-05-30
BLAINE AND HILL.
UE0KNtA vs.. MAINE.

Snfctct Nftrrff': IN 7nt TrtbHne
WASHINGTON, May a1.-For aycrcylvcnrss
in dcbatc l3ea. flifi stauls foremost apong tic
Democrats In thu Senate, uu,l ever si,,e hs psc*
tension OF lave for thu Union WAS brought Into
'hch fearful rtdtcule by acnator Bfuno, a FORT
night ngo. Hill Inns been burning With a desire
Tor an opportunity 10 engage III n encounter
OF words With DTatne. I'h's was pAde manifest
yesterday, when uc la,.er, In tal1ug Mcdonald
10 task, referred tn the ANAL snte In kome III
tue Georgia dfstriets, and was met tictcely by
him. To-day Dainc, In o6lcF to snbstantntc
Ills statements Of yesterlnv:fcad sotnc figures
that he had prepared showing that
IN TIC wfo'c South, In ths vutc
for Congresstncu, tl,csc was but one
voie for every two Ia tho North 3r sotnc IN
advertencc blaine, III replying to a remark uf
saulsonrE, referred to him rs the "Scnator
from Georgia."
Mill. WAS TT IN A MOMENT.
and, disrcEasdhE any explanation. denounced
Blalne's ststemcnta a. "not true and faise,"
etc. The latter, though generally ready tor
Just such tilts, seemed to hare surn,ised the
1notives Of hts antagonist, aid con.cnted him
se'f With gentle,nanly rc1oinder. sayinE that
10 would leayu his statement, together With the
,lenial mn nersonat reflection of Ill., to The con-
Of The country.
II IL sntd TINT I'LL Is determined rot to .ro.
yoke tlle Matnc Senator into personal contro-
vefsf.