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COLLINS III
V0L.TAlC PLASTER
ALWAYS CURES.
Weaknesses.

Weaknesses.
Collins yoltaic Plastcrs give the best satisfaction
here of anything that has been tried for Lameness and
Weakness the Back. Please send more right away.
JAMES LEWIS.
BRIASr. Ill, June i6, lsT,
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61O 10 ID per Lay other eIore etic youns
en to sci, an article STAP E COFFLE, Taruler.
~ other in their own neigh ,rIo PARTICULARS Free
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PROSTRATION.

Edwin Clay of Pugwash, Nova Scotia,iwrites a.
follows
Mr.. JAMES I.FELLows Sir
Having while at Your establishment. carefully ex.
amineu your prescriptions, and the method Of prepar-
ing your Compound Syrup of Hypophosphites, felt
anxious TO give fair trial in my practice. For
the last twelve months have done So and find that
in incipient consumption, and other diseases of the
throat and lungs II has done wonders. In restoring
persons suffering from the effect ofdphtheria and the
cough following typhoid fever, prevalent in this
zion, II is the best remedial agent have used.
But for persons suffering from exhaustion of The
powers of the brain and nervous system, from long
continued study teaching, In those of eN-
liaustion from which so many young men suffer,
know of no better medicine for restoration to health
than your Compound Syrupof IIypophosphites.
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RESIDENCE ON STATE ST. FOR SALE.

VINHE Brick House, corner Of State and Church
i Streets, nearly opposite the Unitarian and
congregational churches, now occupied by Charles X
Partridge. This Is one of the most desirable resi-.
aences IN The city Ia location, convenience and neigh
borhood; has large hall aud parlors in addition to
dining ROOM kitchen aud closets on the first floor ON
the second and third fo0rs or eight sleep.
ing rooms Is punbed and has gas fixtures through
out.
This estate will be SOLD at a bargain II applied for
soon II is most desirable home and location for a
physician. professional or business man sati.fac
tory reasons given for its disposal.
Apply to the undersigned, or to CiiAs X PART
RIDGE, on the premises.
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1tgal advertisements.
KENNEBEC COUNTY-In Probate Court held at
Augustd. on The nm Monday Of September

KENNEBEC COUNTY-In Probate Court held at
augusta. on the mn Monday Of September
TvHOMAs N. BAKER, Executor of the last will
Il and testament of Illathera BoyntOn, late Of Au-
gusta, in said County deceased having presented his
ORDERED, That notice thereofbe given three weeks
successfully prior to the fourth Monday Of October,
next, IN the Daily kennebec Journal a newspaper
pIihteu IN Augusta that all persons Interested may
attend at a Probate Court then to be held ut All.
gnsta, and show cause If any, why the same should
. H.K. BAKER. Judge.
Auest:-CHARLEs HEwINs, Register. octllt3w
KENNEBEC COUNTY-In Courtof Probate. held
az AUGUSTA o" the second Monday Of Oct
MARY b, RUNNELLs, widow of Fred w.
W tunnels, late OF Clinton, In said County, de.
ceased having presented her application for allow
ance out ofthe Personal estate Of said deceased:
oh, ORDERED. That notice thereof be given three
printed in Augusta, In said County, that all persons
Interested may attend at Probate Court to g. held
and show cause If any they have, why the prayer OF
said petition should not be granted;
Attest CHARLES HEwINs, Register SwSi
KENNEBEC COUNrY-In Probate Court. held
az augusta, on the second Monday Of Oct.
IosEPH J. EvELETH, Administrator ON IN.
- estate of Emily $. Hatch, late Of Augusta,
In said County, deceased, having presented his
third account Of Administration, for allowance:
ORDERED That notice thereof be given three
November next, in The Kennebec Journal, . news ..
may attend at Probate Court then to be held At Az.
gusta, and show cause If any. why the same should
not be allowed.
II. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest - CHARLES HEwINs, Register. 3w4i
KENNEBEC COUNTY.-In Probate Court, at
.4ugusta onthe afth Monday Of Sepfenber. 1879.
A CERTAIN INSTRUMENT, purportinR to be
"A acopy Of the last will and testament Of Beuja-
min &. Davis. late of Augusta, In said County de.
ceased. having been presented for probate; the
q m AM aau hpn1 atots
after due diligence
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior TO the fourth Monday Of Oco
Der next, In the kennebec journal, 4 newspa-
per printed In Augusta, that all persons interested
may attend ut Court of Probate then TO be holden
at Augusta and show cause IL any, why
the said instrument should not be proved approved
and allowed as copy of the last will and Testament
OF the said deceased II. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CMARLES HEWINS. Reeisfcr aEl2
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Fellows Compound Syrup Of Hypophosphite'

The merit of this remarkable remedy is due to IT,
peculiar property Of restoring the wasted tissues OF
the body TO their original firnness and yigor. 1t II
well known that for every thought and action there
death or decay of an amount of material proportion
ate to the magnitude Of the thought action. This
waste is supplied by the unimpaired nutritve fnnc.
ton. The precoci0us activity of youths, the enthus
astic struggle for wealth and fame In the middle
aged and old age itself cause an undue decay Of ma
terial nervous force.
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CATARRH
TIE EYE, EAR, and THROAT
Successfully Treated with
SkNF0RD'S RADICAL CURE.

UCCFss Is the test OF merit and success In the treat
- ent OF Catarrhal Affections. after so many sefa-
he failures means undoubted speclhc euratN. proper
: To-. in rho remedy used Does SANFoRDs RADICAL
CURE for Catarrh possess such properties nc etl.
deuce in the shape OF unsolicited te
conclusive this point. Never We IN me Ms
been offered freely offered in favor OF any remedy than
that in the possession OF the proprieors OF sA FORD
.prcAL CtEE And valuable astis. il does notr repre-
sent thousandth part of the RECOMMENDATIONS which
to-day offered by lendst to friends In IT'S iavor REQ
pe Of wealth and refinement in all paris ofte country
daily admit its superiority over fny method OF cure
nawn the regular medical profession, but shmn te
publicity incidental To published statement. hehce
inc testimonials In our possession represent puI
part OF those withheld for the reason mentlonen Inc
tollowfnc unsolicited testimonial from HENRY WELLS,
Iso of Wells Fargo Co.'S Express, Is a. oulspokea
OF which We are Justly proud.
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Joseph Hume's Photograph Brand

Which has justly acquired the reputation of being
TO his superior location which enables him to catch
the largest and best fish, and his perfect method of
quick and careful cannRg which preserves the II sh
go that none of the original richness and delicacy of
flavor Is lost Mr. Joseph Hume, by constant personal
supervision, prevents the mistakes which are so liza
BILE TO occur through hurried work, and by personal
inspection condemns anything below perfect stand
ard so that it Is impossible for any salmon bearing
the name of Joseph Hume, under the Photograph
Brand, to prove otherwise than satisfactory to the
consumer.
We are prepared to give prices that will enable
dealers to sell with profit well with credit to
themselves.
FRANCIS II. LEGGE. & CO., New York,
Sole Agents.
Joseph liumes Factory is at the mouth of the
Columbia River, oregon, where the largest Salmon
are caught.
He prepares and the fish as soon US taken
from the water.
He uses no "blue backs, "steel heads" or other
inferior fish, but packs only the choicest Columbia
River Salmon proper
His superior method of canning preserves the fish,
so that II will keep fresh and sweet In any climate
for years.
II the grocers Of Maine wish to supply their Gus
toners with salmon ms rich and delicious as when
FIRST caught, let them send their orders for the sal
mon to
FRANCIS II. LEGGETT & CO., NEW YORK.
july 6-t2taw&wtt Sole Agents.
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TO He HVH' county commandment Of ArOOSfOOE.
FuNHE undersigned, citizens Of said county, respect
L fully represent that public convenience and me-
cessity require the location Of u county road begin
Ling a; the centre OF the Military road (so-called),
near the residence Of Mrs. Phebe Plummer in Reed
Plantation, thence running by the most feasible
route TO the y. & n. a railroad near the Wytopit.
lock station In said plantation.
We therefore request you 10 view said route and
locate said road, at your earest convenience.
Il. w. CARPENTER, and 50 others.
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A777 YEAR and expenses to agents. Outfit
~ free. Address T.. U. VICkERY, Angus
tn, Maine. octt9 4w
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OF Month and expenses guaranteed to Agents.
vi Outfit free. SHAW & Co., Augusta, Me.
oct7-4w
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NOTICE is hereby given, than Courts OF Insol.
~ vcncy, will he held at the Proba ONCE, in
Augusta. on the second and fourth Mondays, In
each month, at two O'Clock in the ailer noon, until
otherwise ordered.
CHARLES HEwISs, Register.
Nov. !. 1873. tAWtf
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ktspls Ossds Y dsalseA Ne tAA1liaS
Expeases paid. rFnsaeaa snpsep
n sssst eairsss ,. 4. GRANT = CO.
= - ) N0ae ~ o1ns1hnaAk -
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hHEukE S<sf aEs. 2 y iliinr ram s4so AZ
<BSsNE SsJl rpeg,i c,lrd. Painless no 4 lb. say
f5H 5sssfa .is. f4mp 'ar particulars. Or. Gail.
~ - ( ~ ss4 ,on. io7 " 4shiH.,pn at .Chrasn. Lii
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-11-04

The house in Minot owned by Sarah Moul
ten and occupied by John II. Pollard, wa,
damaged to the amount of sl00by fire Satur
day
, 1879-02-25

month or iwu, apparently starved; whereas, y
kept In a small rtnlnl. tito win,iows Of wh!cl,
nrn covered with fin1 net. 50 as to allow insects
tn enter, they NAV be preserved for rnnsher-
able time In health anl beauty. Their nests
nru yrry c,rln,ls; lUnty OF thrni arc c,tp-atnpcA
nni very t,untl, sometime. no laracr tha, tho
half Of wnlu,., shell; n,ld tlry arc often ca',-
tIlusly Decorated IN the os1ts!, lilo with lfehcns.
50 as exactly 10 reacmhe TN branesi in tho
fork Of which they ltre placed. They, nru
formed Of co.tony snbstanvts, nMl ars lined
inside with fibre. as limo ntl,i soft ~ SILK. 1Em
nests Of other enrrIcs nrc laI,tslock.s!npctl,
n,nl are kuspunslet1 tu rrccpcrs; The i1cllaochn
l,tutr,g- bird has been known 10 nttacl, iis ncAt
tn a straw rupe hanging IN SIZED; tlletr GEES
nse whItc. ntul they never lay H,nrr thar oHu or
two. Once, when on thu Amazon, Mr. Wallace
,,ah nrsl OF young hum,lsing-htrds brought 10
him. whieh llD tried 10 Iced 0u str,lp, shpnohing
that they would be- tetl OIL honey BY their par
cuts. TU his surprise, howercr, tllry not only
would mt swallow tlle liquid, but nearly vlloke!
Themselves IN their cituris to eject II. lie tltn
caught ss,ste very silla1l tlics, Nnd tlropprd ono
into the wtc.opcu month ri the poor little or-
,,llal, h.lit,,nny-hrd; IL closed Instantly with
tatihhe,l gum ull,l upenrt again fur rnurc. Tl,o
little creatures, lo found, lci.attcd fifteen or
twenty i1es eagt, III succession 6efuro they were
satisfied; mud the process ot feeding md nv-
pntct1i,g tovGthrr required 20 much time that nc
wns reluctantly compelled to abandon ehc1n to
their fntc.
, 1879-02-25
VI IT. FENANIFV
Srtcfdl Correspondence VI The T'rtbur

Sptcfd@ Correspondence " The Tribune.
nEs MoiSas, la., Feb el.-As was expected,
tiM disclosure madp II, this correspondence last
week, Ut the fuct Of Il. +. Aliens withholding
from hts assets large amount OF CaHuda
Southern !tailEnad stock, has ctcutrl consider
ublc excitement. Tic Assignee OF his cstutu
has takcu tho matter hcluro the court, n,n last
Saturday an examination was ordered bctpre
,he Rcgistcr 10 Bankruptcy. ltts quisc c.leflulto-
Is ascertainud tl,at, slice his discharge lro,n
bankruptey, Allen las dspaaed OF a,s}75 shared
VI thIs slutk, Vi the pur value of tl00 per sare.
Ills orIglnnl subscription to tho stock VIVA
hU,Mn sharrs Mr. ALEU- appeared brlulu lilo
Kselstrr. Aud. OIL being asScl whnt lle tlad done
with til.s stock, and how lnurl hu lad received
fas it, relustA 10 unswer, alui Immediately lott
tor I.tut!yillc, Col. All application has bec.l
made ior bcnce,-warsuns fur Ills arrcsl, us,l III,
ur,ier Ut Court compelling him tu alswe., .,1.l
alsu ~ answer ~ 10 his ownership Ut u largu
uluunut Of Dcsro.t, Tovdu 6s Canadu Southern
l,u.ls. II IL LclieycI by lllu utturnryB lnr tbs
Assgnee ltat, II tna fuels can te got from pcr-
hohs WHO lllIbw, 1t will bo shown tnnt Allgu has
seetplrd from his creditors nearly million
Aullara.
, 1879-02-25
Tho H!coptns-Cnr Companies.

To tht Ettft1r ~ The ITtbtnes
CHICAGO, Feb. ot-lt Is Il common thing for
the public to gsumnlo ut everything tlsat pros
j,ers.
Thus ever since railroads began We huvc
Elcnr.l Of their high charges, aul lattcrly tho
slcspIng-car companies como tn for my a1sount
Of abuse heca.,sc Of their cxorbfta,t charges for
II scat Ia ono OF tilc!r paIace.enrs.
Last year I Travelled nearly 10000 miles by
rail- lnany nights occupied a sleeper, ut'l aways
rode In II drawng-rooIn cur, II not sleeper. !
must suY thAt I hAyu always felt that 6ati the
worth Of MY money. bud to 70 hActs but u lcw
ycurs whrn We all rolo In tho stngc-eoncll to up
preciate The ynst Improvement.
1t WIS cot,'nsun thing t" sec ten persons
pacieu Into Ote httpe-c0atl AsH ruling Ill night
wlthau. frs or light. Tlen VIC sAt ercrt.. aMl
never pnyl1l; tess tlIan 10 centa mllu. We re-
uurel threH meals each tlaY to keep from frccz-
lug. md DID well II WG illade l00 niles IN tWen-
ty.f0,r huurs. Thus tho Journey from Nuw
York to Chicago cost for lure alone $50, nl
.urals from Si5 to $2o extra and ten duys ut
Now, with tho marvellous comforts OF drst-
rlass Sleeper VII l,,aDge IN cushioned ela!rs ntd
Hre wAIrlcl over this s4nsb space In thirty-scycn
hours, nlt all tar csa tlau alf Of what VIZ used
| to submit to nay In Il stake. II VIZ tako tl,u
| common tailroad cslr We vet have aeconlmoda-
tuns to which WI wcru utter stFanXers III stage.
caaehca.
ii railroads MID slccping-car companies aro
iualslug ,nolluy, ] Tor one NH Elad of It. Or one
thing We inay bc certain. that The plblic will
IayU Increased safety ulNl cuInfoEt rs tic result
VI their making fatr dividends upon tcir Invest.
| mcnts.
| hayo not ore dollars intcrcst In any stccp-
ng-car company Or railroad, and yet do not
believe that 81 ctnts oxtru IN each 100 miles OF
| tEuvcl Is nn cxtraya.ant charge.
| To bs able u SO chraaty purchase tho luxury
| 0f good sleeper, with Wash-(uonR, clear low
els, fresh ar, us.tl little cruWdluy, Wo ought to
be thankful; ulMl hnrc0ver, believe that those
wllo Are gtsing Us all this luxury arc making
Every year u my life sny, God bes. tho pull
ace.car cunl{anlcs, f. Il. Cook.
AIR. W. W. O'lsrIen and the Dagger Story.
\ 10 tha Editor oJ The Itttuns.
CHICAGO, Fuh, al noticu iu your Issue Ut
Saturday, The I'D tnst, u telegram datcd Joliet,
ILL.,, Feb. 81, uutitlrl Sharp rractice-A Trick
hy Which ullnl Justice Wus Cheated OF Her
Duss," in which, alinng other things, II ts
stated that during thu lale trial Ut Louis savio
for murder In Joliet, put Savlo upon the Wit
noss'staMtI, and proved by him Tint thu killing
was done with R11nall poekct-Knliu. That, tn1-
nlcdiutely alter tho jury had retired, drew
from tl,Y pocket large dirk, aud presented tho
saNlv to ex-SheriH tiposge Arnold, aud stated
to HIN und others tlut this was tho tduAticat
kuite tlut killed Fctreo BIanro; also. thAt
whilst was arguing tho case to the jury upos'
the theory ulat the killing WIS dono With u
small pockct-knIic, hal Upon my peraon at
| lhe SANS tttno thu dirk That did the
bloody deed. Now, slE, what could hare
, 1879-02-25


The lytcllIng In Bedford Is Auo:llcr eyfdcnce
Of lingcrlng decentralization. resulting from war
u,lll subsequent aunrchy. Whcru is this to end !
the people Of Tennessee have had charge OF
tl,cir uwn affairs for ton years. They llavo thu
State Government. tic law-nakhg nower, tile
aw.,nllnintstorn, power, ,lie courts nlrl iurles.
When nse VIC golng to administer the law uMl
NIT tlnwn thls iawlcsa reign Of tho mobt The
too frequent OCCURRENCE Of this dangerous rule
III t!,c wprst cassus Win take thu laA IN their
own minds, must stop. The invuucst negro tn
this Stntc must feel as Becure in Ills cabin as the
proudest wllito man tn llIs lIonIe. He must bc
iano tu feut tint lhc law Is tis protrctfoll, and
tl,ut tu 1t nlnl to It uont lie IL aIAcuatlr. Wu
ure tcHcl,,g him to .dcsplse thu law. Tlle igno-
rant md vicious white then who can viii, i.,-
Minity drag nlrn from tklelr homes. u,'l commit
deeds of violence, desp!se ihc law thry can
yluIatc with no lear Of punishment. Thu lutn-
bic lnbnrer WHO kI.ows tut my of his class nlIY
by dragged forth upon auy nsctext and kanccti
llr,Dn tic nearest tTcu, secs IN tle victim q
monument ot anarelt!. There Is no law for
l,tpl, uone for protection, nono lor trial. ILL.,
stcalnf MI example aud q warning, such cases
Aro only ~, asslirre that The la~ IL not tOr HIM
nnl hIs cluss. l.y injustice he Is driven Into Il
sullen desperation.
, 1879-02-25
BISMARCK, D. 7.
A Homnnco of tho Cuatrr sfnssncro-Look.
Ing for IIor Dcad f.over-t;cu. leussrr OIL
Wtndon's Negro Sti.o.nr-A Word of Ap.
proyn1-t.cGi~lattve sknlltlusEcry.

" ~. ~, ~. ~. ,@"' 80. -,
ing ior i4or oc"t !'"sef-"eM. sasser on
WtnaonFs Negro stEaahr-A Vera. III APP
prnvnl-b.cEiHlatlFe SknlltansEcry.
Special Correspondence ot Tnt Tribune.
D1sMAncK, D. r., Feb. 1s.-Col. lfcntccn, Of
t,,o scv,rth rovo,rr t,Tt ,,,r ,mnrcaston f., ,,,a
."s.. S l.. ,,'s b., rns,,,",. ,,s's. H. @
as't1 Lieut.. Sturgls' VIM Wcro with CUSTER nntl
whose bodies werc NIT found, might be stlll
mir. oul With the Indians. Awny jnwp in
VT. .,.. 49,, 49,. I'll ,,,,,,. ~ ,ss..
h"''e ."'a '"s W wv. ","a 49,. '"e ".a'' y.
Young Indy whn 10 IN rcality hui hnt IN nano
one of the widows ot that fntaf dasli for vindt-
cation. I'l,rrp was moro iu the Colo,cl'B words
In hrr tI,au he intended For the fifteenth,
.;. s, .nsa, rts,,,mr.t ,,,,;f,,f,r .nn,,tx,.r
Time she "fole 10 b'smaTek p'tnu''y lnaulTshS
II thcro was my posst!'lc houe that bcntecn's
inttmation was founded upon fact. Her frfcn1
hcro nrswrred ANo.n II Dr. Lora WINS Miro
n,u, IN s,,tiuy puti,a m .h f,nnn1ron n,ount.
-. "!.,,, 80. s'. !, 49,. ,'.'1.r
eu polcc "oH!a i'Asc Aouno " out 'ouE uo'o1o
tllis. Nal. Walsh, who fs on tho best pf terms
with thu hosttce, md is with them IL Ercat deal,
iin IL rrrnt ntlmircr f lii. rl,.nil Custer. arI
his ,ncrsonaj fcrIInp. hive hcrn hrarti]y uniist.
ri IN fir win search. ali ti,ut ho I'M fn1,n1
Ina boon onr ~ fhr hnrsrs ~ t,,,. Will c.hnrsN
cn,,nanv nr 1ori tmnr hc nvr. h,t IL. IL NJ
,mnrn.,ahc ns .iulss Vern,.sa .,iphty.nay tttn
arnnmrd n Ina wnr,ti. Tbc lniy in Mainc i,t,wevuf.
hns IN tntuItlye bcfof ta; bo il stiil alive md
sho viii yet sea hln,. Sic rcnroncbcs herself
fHr .nn,c iitttn thInT shc fi1 thtnklnv II srnt
h' ~ r,t f?rstrr md ,,nt II" tvos ini,ifrrr,t
n. IN ti,e rnntrn,,",,r.s.
ttc,,t .f,ni' ~. +. Cmr1In. of thu Seventeenth,
Infantry. nn,v travr;nr in E,rnnc. viii nrnlt-
aiv In r,vsn tI,c ti,,tv Sr huii,i,ni, Fart Asstnn
, 1879-02-25

committee "eTo Unanimous unon m.
that the whnln aystcm wns wr,'nn. ,n one point:
ncntly unanimous uoon another n|in, w We're
sS by tic present eonas,ots xss si or 1
rou say, Mr.. Magic, TINT ",,,c t,o,...,,
ma nnt ntoesctled fnr before thry braun bmstea
vinced That snleV was lumh.lg,f lin. s th heo'i.
MI oplnion Of yEr avn, arml ,s nrns,..tsls IN. tts ls
wonderful mental effort Of yotsr own ft log 2!
but sapposc, Mr.. Angr, that II Ia ,sn ~. aH!bt;
an "liun!n'g." il tint any answer t.at ~ !
earGo in the first past OF nY nrcamhie ~ 70 lf!e
"t!nt, whereas, The state printing In. y. a: i'a:
SE a,sner n md 1rssS ,nri"n, l@frres. l nwokanks
er'ars Without nnn.ocr." etc., wiIich .G",aln c.aI
every printer not tnterestgd IN tha Val, sa!Se
Cttles oi Springfield and Chleago. MI M n,a. .a!e
prtntos In 'l'9 stnte ot Illinois wbo In. s'sry
aet te work tnrnsd out BY tlssc "itnke,.
>, Con,c, n.'s: Mr.. Magic. tlcrc In Is m ~. :,
"kickln1 ,inlcr 'c coyers,"-.clt tin IsG nnh,1 o.
Why the work Inns been DINO 80 poorlv-pa'a,nsi:: pa,ni:
that you Wers ambitious to become Stn,au rn,
trsee@t, .rnsa n,a .ook te w9sk 70 cheap that ron
wofknlcn. III honest a,r Afacc. md sT!el ai,ns.l
alho, TINT tho work is bnt1!y done tcrs,,.~"" ~".'.,
were ht1n!whnrktng nrounl Tho co,,ntrv' n.y. ~
Ienaihs political mest'ngs Instead OF rcfform. N,
Ing t!ac duties for which thu State was l"ylas
y: Nov. " y: III. sraslc that You ayo ,.,n ,1,'
mistake IN the printing eo,rnct, nv nIlscss s0as
TO- drop IT, Fling AMY ambition, fUr br ti,ot ~ IT,,
e anaea - y san poor State con-
You nay, Mr. Magic. tlmt introduced hu,.
petition into the Legislature, asking Tin, X
Constitution on tho subject be- nlolisIcd. ,.o ra
gret TINT yol should law loaded sour enormaa,
1raln Will, this burden, for dunt tj,Ini w.
san really enjoy good ,eAl, willie you arc 'sa ~
flctcI with thl4 tlRlturjrutit,n wv a.
, 1879-02-25

fnr ,,,n,,1 ,,rdlt,,r m, nn,,o,ru,I,
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The California people believe that II is yr-
tlally impossible to rc.llove llle cootc outrage
wtthunt restricting tho immigration. 1t may be
.llat they are mistaken. II may be TINT the sys-
TEN can bs wholly brokun up md our doors
btlll lett open, But knowing what they Do, md
believing tint degrudin. form Of tooliclsm c1-
ists III tIirIr midst, Is 1t strange that they are
very decided ii. their actumi II coollu slaves
wcrs hrlag Ktnuggled Il, upon il.e pc"ple of This
would be louder thnn It IL there. Now, i, rs l.
likely, Tho peudn, htll Ia vetoed, much roo
tnay result from lie. discussion, prayilcd I,
shall fcai 10 new aml still tnorc searching IN
nuiry tl,nn l,ns yet bocn n,ntle into this cnolIe
business. W. can tuerAtc no form Of SLAYER,
III California ur elsewhere.
, 1879-02-25
THE VOICE or THE PEOPLE.
Tic second Regiment.
IA Ihs Et,jtny Gt The Tribune.

Chicago, Feb. at.-Wtthnut tl,r least intcu-
tton to critlc.sc the Sccoud Regiment rs rcgl-
mcnt, wuld Hike IL ask rlicru the commando
In. oleer gets hts authority to place tlIe field
officers Mt slse hnsd OF tt,c column while doing
funeral houors, rs wns tho case at tho obsequfes
Of iEc late Bishup Fu!cy. iiIe i'Nt never lt,Alu
better appearance, ,llml but tor this. error,
which was fntai to fle tpnt ensemble " Of the
Sccon.l III military view. MI would hnyu been
most excellent. Excise MI ex.suldteE fur Tres
pn.s,,r on your apucc. i. d. II.