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Notice to Vacate Road.

a petition will be presented to the Commits
sioners at their next regular session, praying
for the vacation of county road, leading from
the county road at Enoch Rus ellis, Il
north westerly dire ctiOn through the lands of
said Russell, Keystone Furnace Co. and Z. Nc
Clane, and terminating at the county road near
the residence of Henry Adams.
Z. ANDREWS.
PETER MCCLANE.
keystone Furnace. O., AprII Is, 1879. my I-5w
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Senate Joint Resolution.

Proposing Amendment to Sections Thr ee
and Five, Article Four, of the Constitu
tion, ReOrganizing the Judiciary of the
State.
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SECTION = senators and Representatives
shall be elected biennially by the electors in
the respective counties or Districts, at time
prescribed by law; their terms of Office shall
commence on the Tuesday next after the firS
Monday of January thereafter, and continu ne
two years.
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SEC. 4. Township officers shall be elected on
the first Monday of APRIL annually, by the
qualified electors of their respective townships,
and shall hold their offices for one year from
The Monday next succeeding their election, and
until their successors are qualified, except
Township Trustees who shall be elected by the
qualified electors in the several townships of
The State, on the first Monday of A pril, A. d.
1880, one TO serve for the term of one year, one
for two years, and one for three years; and on
the first Monday of April in eactryear thereaf-
ter one trustee shall tie elected to hold the Of
flee for three years from the Monday next sue
ceeding his election, and until his successor is
qualified.
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SEC. /. The Executive Department shall con
siSt OF a Governor: observation-disclosures, Secre
taly OF State, Auditor, Treasurer and Attorney
the State, at the place OF voIing for member
of the General Assembly, and at a time pre-
Scribed by law.
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On Monday of last week 1885 bills
were introduced in the House at Wash
ington.
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ackson County Literary Association.

Programme of the Sd Assembly of the Jack
son County Literary Association to be held
at JacKson-on the 4th day of June, a. ID.
1879.
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by an immense practice at the Worlds Dispcn-
sary and lnvalids' Hotel having treated many thou
sand cases of those discusses peculiar to woman, l
have been enabled to perfect most potent ard posi-
tive remedy for these diseases.
lint lsrncn d
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LITERARY sECTIoN.-ELEVEN REGULATIONS.
A concert recitation from each township;
the competition limited to ch ldren under IA
years OF age, and classes of not less than 8
voices, to compete with ne another from the
same township. Bloomfield township to take
the lSt and I'd StanZas, Franklin the Sd and 4th,
Hamilton the 5th and 9th and Jackson the 7th
and Sth, OF "Lochinvar - found in McGuffey IS
New 9th Reader, page Ala. Jefferson township
the. lst stanza, Liberty the I'd, Lick the 3D.
Madison the 4th, Milton the 5th, Scioto the 9th,
and Washington the 7th, of "The Downfall of
Poland" found in McGuffey's New 9th Reader,
page III. prize of IS to be given to the best
class in each township.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS
To TIE RUPTURED.

Some time ago mentioned one OF nv advertisements inc
name amt residence Of gentleman suffering from two
lures ~ long standing had greatly benefited by e
use Of ALIroCK- F0ROUs In consequence he has
been overwhelmed asking how he applied TINS
wonderful external remedy devote his whole
time TO this kind spOndence propose briefly to give
directions bow the pastcrs such First before
applying the plaster the sufferer IL. down the back
or few minutes Second the plaster must De applied 80 that
ho centre OF rupture will be about the middle ~ the las
ter The lowe: half Aser be placed the part
Of the sonnch the rupture and adhere Third
the plaster should pulled up sghy to Urng tho hpso the
rupture together the upper par " " plaster made to
stick 10 the skin above the rupture Fourth fatigue strain
INK and oosveness must avoided would be wel be-
fore applying pastcrs clear the bowels bg taking hye
or six BhA>pRLGHs PILLS In this treatment viii
sufficient occasionally. in walking aboTinG one
plaster will not afford necessary support and second
called cross. For small rupturcs ha o' plaster
cases ofrupturr for a without change
tcn the part washed and fresh pasters applied
UGuerEtToN
AL,pY WRITES - rad much from rupture low down
on The n glt side Of the Iapped ALLC0Cs PLAs
TER and used continually The nIs month suffered
greatly At length thought the lump grew less After few
another This ! dA cousanty. At the emo Of the second
month the swelling gone, tho parts joined and was
cured. At first plaster but IN week
so found the support OF The plaster sufficient"
All that have uscI ALLCorS- PLA-rEE, or this complaint
have found speedy r,hof and oitenmcs perfect cure
sNG slSG feO -, 1919.
u EpANurFrU
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
pASSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM fTvFRPOOT-BV Sts1rn'htp BrtGnntr,4 w. Al
MIS- r,T,iett A. Butter. " Barreu j. IL BROMLEY g. H.
Jtor-t q Beyycsr and Mrs. =. T. BTa"ne A. t Cope
land b. Close. T. B. Close J. A Cameron Mt ana MIS-
COW. ann J. = Cunningham Captain J. torb.t -. ~
Cooke Mr and MIR r. II. DeaLo Miss y DrahT M1sl1rs
& and A. Ucaue. f. r: Daniels, Ms DE.on 09oa'i 81 Il '
Wrs r 4 Dodge and children, w. Etcl'en y" b os',,'
Mrs Dyson Captsin ". H. Thompson, Miss Thompson W.
Tr.le Mis- " Idelsten, the Misses Emily and Eva u,7
ten r p Fowler Mr Foster A W. Faber Marquis f9aes
tad Fornar Grant l. \, Garn9ou IL H. 9sthea1 ., w.
cale Nr Haste r. Hy NJ Harper j. MOB huhlei'
Nr and Mrs Henderson, Colonel De Iancey fioyd J&n91
u A Kerfe. tie Rev. aud Mrs : Knight r. kern, / II
Lewis C. Lyman V. d Latimer MI Levy, ;. LoId A.. y
ma, Mrf,UiNTtv. J. J. MCDcImott. W \. murray l.
Ha; Hcr r Osb5fnc Mrs G. Porter and two children
Mis. PARK Mr Perkin- +. Rhodes, IL. r. ross MIS- ita
i,..s I Ratiibouc G. KcuchCr tho Hon. II r. SugdSi
Miss = smiley, J r. smith. Mr and Mrs r smlh' D. W w
Islnot z g. GnsWUi, l. COsia X. Dawes, O. MtrcVt + "
Tinckep IT, " Le Loy. G. T.. Samuel,On, g ~chulu ~
sayiu Miss Amy slayin, schoqer A. sHeiqr u, IT,
- ~ TrIcr- N'r and Mrs T. Williams, W. W aru M
Westcrdale r. n. Weney T. A. De Wolf T. "oitson' H. I"
Hrah IN
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
N MEMORY OF BAYhRD TAYLOR.

Nearly 800 Germans, members of the twenty
three German singing societies who are to sing at the
funeral Of the Hon. Bvard Taylor. met I'm the Gormauia
Assembly Rooms No -"l BoVery, yesterday afternoon
and r,hea.>sd " The Poets DUge' by CaIl Sohm, under
the direction u Joseph Harrison. A large audience
was prescott and showed It's appreciation hy long con
tnued applause. Nj Harrison thanked those present
for the compliment lie anticipates that his chorus viii
number least thousand singers AZ the funeral and
mat every German society M the city VIII ht repre-
geutcd thought that the GoNcrDors room, IN the
Ciy HAL Will bo TOO small i'l TIE singers, and mat the
direc Will be lcIri I'm open ar IN ftoni ot the tA
Hall The singers viii meet aGdin next sunday iol the
final rehearsal.
meeting ~ the delegates was hrd 10 compete ar
yaurcmCnts for tine funeral A committee wdt ai-
ponIed 10 wait upon The Mayor and Board
At Aldermen. tu invite them tO Doe present on
sunday rpv the rehearsal II wa resolved Ut" 70
invite dcrcs of associations Of every nature lu ms
,lty To meet At the GCImauIa Assembly Rooms at D. m
on Tnur-duy next. 10 max" tha arrangements Tor all
tending the fuurial. Wllcucth palutinE oi Nj IdN-
lOr. Will Dee hung the roum where the body Will lie III
ttatC. Tie funeral march by Chopin VIII Doe gwen
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
wHlr RErUBLIcANS DEufND.
LETTER FROM sYCRETAEY sHEEMAN 10 THE ONO
EtPUELICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
lRY TELEGRAPH TO IRE TRIECNE.

ETPUELICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIECSE.
Cmrms. Ohio, March "A letter from
Secretary sherman 10 General lobiHson chairman Of
the Republican State Executive Committee. and H.
tended 10 read before the Republican gathering last
week, failed to reach here in time, aud Is now made
public. The Secretary says:
Asa preliminary contest 10 the Presidential cimpai-u
of $50 the election ~ Ohio becomes very Important
oar STATE, when Thoroughly cau'Hssed, s Republican,
and warmly attached o. fhc general pIucIp,s oi tie
Republican party, which fortunately are 80 Gear md
definite that none can We want absolute freedom
~ speech upon all pubc questions; We demand that
every voter shall be- protected lu n- rent I" deposit
is ballot At far and honestly conducted elections The
c'ti duty ~ TIE Government il Co. project nm m these
l.ehr> yi hot which R'publcau form OF Government
would Doc only IHocheTy. We also desire to
protect and extend our system OF free schools.
MS ~. suIcSt guarantee fcr ia. prlpttullN
~ our institutions. free from all distinction Of Sect
caste or color Fortunately, amId great h,uiies,
have established our currency uuon coin basis,
SO thlt ID, burden VIII he only shShty felt IN IA"
future On an these questions no man can mistake the
position Of the Republican pnrty while 1t Is apparent
that only dangers mat threaten thc freedom oi our
elections. the maintenance of our schools and tie
honest DISCHARGE OF public obligations, come nom
inc Democratic party, which from it, composition is
necessarily controlled by influences hostile 10 the
principles VIC advocate.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
pav the first mortgage and the taxes and the hank VIII
be secured from ali loss on its second mortgage
A THEATRICAL MANAGERS PICNIC.

THEATRICAL MANAGERS PICNIC.
CELEBRATING THE REMOVAL or THE PARlNIAH
BoXES At TIE FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
The demolition of the TepulSlye ParlSlah
boxes winch lately dcfaced the Tinh Avenue Theatre
Was made the occasion uf picnic on the stage Nv Mana
ger HarkIns on Saturday evening after the
close Of the performance II was lntende"
20 he a reunion OF actors and HeraY
people and took the form OF garden party t' S''s'
being set with tHat view About one hundred p'l-""'
from the principal theatres and the newspaper o'''
were grouped upon the stage, and, While Idhcmhe'
watched the rapid destruction ot the poNeN
AZ tho opposite end OF 'he ""i'"-'
There has been superstition among aet"rs ~
thIs theatre tnat these boxes were the cause VI
its bad luck. There IL question that they were a.
WAYS unpopular. and nothing could maac them ihrH-
ionab.o They highly Objectionable also as th'y
ol.trlcted egress from the building. and pre-
vented observation by that numerous class "i
theatre goers who lounge in FOL an act or TWO
and stand in the Hobbies preference 10 occupying
seat Tho improved appearance OF the house was al
once seen as soon as the boxes were t1ken down.
Manager Harkns was congratulated by Charl
W Brooke and others in brief speeches. ana
in responding made promise Of further IN
proveucnt I'm the shape Of Broadway entrance.
There is a weiiounded superstition that Broadway
entrance a requisite to the populari of theatre
Among The ladies and gentlemen present were MIS'
Agnes Booth MIS- dney Cowe Miss Mari" chester MISS
Minnie Palmer. al OF The Park Theatre COMPANY
MISS Laura Don, VI - BIaucne 'ut!I' HlsH i.' ~,
and sister, Madame de Ruytier ana Miss Eih, Nut" oi
the Fifth Avenue COMPANY: besides many o'h'T 'ule9
Mrs Flank Leslie, Mrs. Henry +. Abbey, and MrS.
James Lewis. Among professional gentlemen pitsenm' ~
wcIC James Lewis. II. T. Ahnoy, Charles - lh"lh l. -
Rockwell Augu>tus Williams steele MackaY". or non
professional gentlemen present may Ge mentioned -
prominent, Robert b. Roosevelt FiaHk - .I' ana
Colonel Lent {" BDdic Mine y. of Sau Francisco
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
THE PENSION FOR JEFFERSON DAVIS.
A BITTER POLITICAL BATTLE N IHE SENATE OVER
TIE SHIELDS AMENDMENT AND A MOTION by

A
TIE SHIELDS AMENDMENT AND MOTION by
MIR. HOiE TO RULE DAVIS OUT.
IBY IELLGEATH To INT IEIBUNEI
WASHINGTON, March 80 a. m.-After dis
nosing Of the River ard IiAIhor bl to-
NIGHT a motion was made III the senate by Mr.
Window TO reconsider the Pension Arrears Appro-
pr.ation bill, with view to cutting oE the
shields amendment, which had been voted
mon without having been fully understood. Estimates
ot the amount which this amendment would take from
the Treasury placed It at between S2o0coOoO aud
S3O,OOO.O0O
The vote by which the bin passed was rcconsd-
cred as was also by which the Shields amendment
was passed
senator Mitchell then moved an amendment
limiting the operations Of the bill TO those
who had not engaged Ia tho rebellion.
This was lost Senator COnOyer and Patterson voting
vitn The Democrats.
An amendment 10 pension the survivors ~ the Winnie
liaco and Black Hawk was lost.
Senator Hoar then offered an amendment providing
that circumstances should any pension DE paid
s,ratar BAILEY ,aid he had no idea ir Davis would
ever apply for pension, ana that the amendment was
intended 10 provoke a controversy.
Nj. Hoar replied that SIR. DIyI- had singled himself
any word or decd manifested hi, rcpcntancc
ioT ms act- Of rebellion as had all those upon Moor
OF the senate who had acted with him.
An exceedingly bitter political WIdnElc eusucd ia
winch Senator Garland I'd thn Jefferson DAVIS ai
honors exceeding those OF Greece. and glory
passing that of Rome.
Senator Thurman spoke t"ice with much force and
bitterness
Senator HOar replied IN mn equally eHHsTcratnx tone.
The scene Was gradually becoming more exciting when
Senator Lamar arose, cvluCng bN hIs InauueT much
nervousness He said must confess Mr. President
] regret the Senator from Massachusetts should
have wautony ana without prOvOcatiOn nuug this
insult"
Senator Edmunds in the chair, called him to order,
and said that his words were not IN order.
Very c1citedy MI Lamar said that n
his own opinion his words were in order and
yea and nay vote reversed the ruling u the Chair by
"a NOte OF 10 TO y.
senstor lamar then ycIy handsomely withdrew hls
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
p Q S T S G RI p T
CLOSING HOURS or CONGRESS
THE DEMOCRATS YIELD NOTHING.
3.45 a. m.

THE DEMOCRATS YIELD NOTHING.
ATKINS DECLARES ~ THH HOUSE, AMIDST AP-
rLAUsK THAT his PAEIY INSISTS on lis P0Ln-
ICAL AMESDMENTs
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIRUNF.l
WASHINGTON, March 3.-At II o'clock to-
night the House COnerees reported disagreement the
Post once and the Legislative bills and asked that the
House order further conferences. Mr. Foster said
that he thought thero would be 10 difficulty In
reaching an agreement Oh the latter bill. were
It not for questions Of political nature.
He thought that II the Democrats would yield some Of
these points the Republicans would recede from others
Judging 10y the statements made by Rcpresen-
tatives Atkins and Sparks, the Democrats
had determined that thew would yield moth
ing. Nr. Atkus's declaration 10 This effect was
received with applause on the Democratic side
on the other hand the Republicans seem inclined
to yield two points, the repeal OF the statute
authorizing the use or troops 10 preserve
the rcace az elections md OF the test oa H.
Tuc conference asked was ordered with the same con
ferech the part Ot the House.
The House then took recess until 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
while up SATURDAY. had p0~ STcugPS PoTn nse stove

Matan,ss while up Saturday, had bow POT stove
aud sank when OF Chester The crew were drought heo
MISCELLANE)US
JrIrr1v Mar ,,,pt SauGwp aud the crew OF ne -,
Abere'dv II Irlepoo B previously IGpoltad % ySs
NJ set achrc scrday from Port MeI"ay Inc VIZ
was on voyage from Pdla elpha for lsp'cb Ehsahu
FOREIGN 'DRr@ ,,.,-
LONDON Mar Arr ~ Dunk.rk str CTdmon, from Phua
delphia - co-,,o,,
LyERPoot, Mar lArr strs Lake NeoSon from toFian"'
Uooner from pOsipn. 49,
ouEEssrows MarI-Arr 2sth nit, str Adriauc from New
York Tor LlverDOOL -, ,c., ,,., a.,
GLASGOW. Mar Sailed from Larne the 10Th m'1 SIT
sfatr Virgins from this port Tor New YORK A.. -,
DOVER Mar Arr str kaie,eur, from Fernsndlna LOT
IOdu0u.
HAygE Mar l.-Saed. str France. Tor New.fOrk. nj,
QUEENSTOWN. Mar Ar on Crook 8ych Str Nly VI o
PLYMOUTH Mar Arr str WIeland. from New.fors Tor
Hamburg
nos 2oth ulL Agntyr Harold; lst inst 5chIedsh 'suj'
Iaau. NIX 'r Tho "A Ter fT PcnsaCo't. ~.
lot nit Abbie Clnord lltn ul Lucs ZSth u f'hOo
Charter lst inst, StadbO
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
THE SMITH MURDER TRIAL.

The trial of Mrs. Jennie r. Smith and Covert
T. Bennett for the murder Of roic, Odcer Richard II.
smith which was suddenly ended at jersey city re-
Gently by the insanity OF Herman Duhcu, one "f the
Jurors vss adl 'urncd until this morning "hen ne"
,l .. -, hc oururd the same panel ~ Jurors u wa.
eaid vnuid hr used but as -uue II It's members nave
bern DISCHARGED for th' tenn, II j. CLAIMED uat thc
puucI Is detective DstECt Attorney NcGui stated yes
ierIay that tut case Wuud uDW over ullH lic Api
fer,u II the trIai should ou tnl~ term win ihr
,tcsrrf rsprl q. iutor-' SAID Nj hcGiIA " and NIs
tmuu ana Bruuctt should uc found gutN, Their lawyers
could readily obtain lew tral by showing iLd some
~ the Jurors btd been dchargcd ioI the teI dud INA"
one had become Insane
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
LATEST FOREIGN Ne US.
TIE COLLISION OFF THE sKERRIES

uDINGs OF THE GUILLERMos GREW
LoNDOS. Monday. March D. 1879
The steamer Istrian, after the collision with
The steamer tuillermo proceeded to Beaumars IN tow
1bryone or the GuillermO's were landed ht Liver
po,l bv tbc steamer Lord A;humny which wac als" ~
ro.cn ,yitn tlr Istran and 70 IL supposed hat SIX
Others are on board the steamer for Dublin
nor other fbrsiga N:ps f'rs Pd2,l
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
FREDERICK A. FREEMANs ARREST.

The trustees of the Globe Mutual Insurance
Company met saturday ana transacted routine hus
ness Frederick A. Freeman present in the custody
Of Dcputy ShcIi McGongal 1t reported yeCtcrday
that a letter would be read 10 the trustees to-day
from the Attorney General demanding the resignation
Of Frederick Freeman trustee, and n is believed
that lt will be rendered at once by MI Freeman. The
Aston House Is still the residence OF Nj. freeman, Ills
cousl ant cnmnaniOn henE Depuly slcIln NcGOnIcaL
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
THE PACIFIC COAST CALM But INDIGNAST

SAN FRANCISCO, March lowing to the iacl
that for the past two three days the cOinmuhi'!
had hc,n led To expect "A veto OF the Dill
TO restrain immigration. and tnat anxiety on
the subject had to some extent worn l'7e
out the actual receipt Of the news OF the veto iaeu
10 create any excitement in this city II cannot now
ever be argued from this. that universal lecllhE
Of deep regret and Indignation do'S ho' eN
ist throughout thc State and Ptc'nc coa.l
An dsv disnatchcs have been pouring mo
The Office OF the Associated Press syin- NHCc 10 % .c
s"ntmcns OF ne prcs and people on the action ot thc
President and o., far there are only three cNcepoHs
10 ia" perfrc; umty which has preSaltu III 'hoso
expressions, the Only difference b'ihs III uch''''
Wages that have not come doWn.-A clclRy
man recently aroused ms sleepy audcnte by as-tInE
IL lie most positive maTutr, th1t, notwithstanding Ih
hard times, Oi sin have not Deeh cut "o"h
No
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
PROMINENT ARRIVALS,

Gilsfy Hovse-Scnator liam sharon, oi Ne'HGa; To
~ F,crc1 Hous.F. T. : Darcy; 'i InSt,ri ,I,e,innc
Rr,ro,rt The MaWui' de i"i 'tan p y, pn,
,s ,. Hoi,i-Ep congressman - j. MOI ~ u W n
svly2n'a. Nathan Thayer OF Boston ana J"nh ~ I'm
% Holsi-Ju'gc Joseph "UTI ~ ,scnr :. M - G
enc Court . Htchti l'ni., 1, tstop.
Marsh Of ale oleEe W1ds"r H?f't - & IL
Trr,d'uf of the Chica. and Atom ai phG 1,nnl % C.n
tain Walker L. and Thomas snrus ~ ' q"
MIA ofuS Tfofrl-PIucss1r 'tti ,,',,-Ih,"'U95
%9r.urg prussia and Colonel Thc0iore " Dodec'
tgEa,itstr faf>i-Captai1 Hamilton friiy, ,,,ns ~, %
Steamship Britannia ...Nsc) )o ~, Aubun'0 ~ my '
Erench Vice Consul at Charleston :. Z.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
rorEcLosIxc oS a RUINED coEroHAuoS.


The Watson Manufacturing Company OF
Paterson failed III 1876. and Watts Cooke. president Of
,bc pa.sa,c Rolling Mih COMPANY OF the same city,
a1poiut,d receiver by Chancellor RuuyOn mortgage
was cid upon portion Of the property by the LqIt-
able Ilfe Assurance society for $1,000 There were
also State county and city taxes amounting to $1,000
due from The cOt pany and second mortgage hcid b
fhe First National Bank Of Patterson, with interest,"
amounting S29 500 portion OF the real estate lh-
oludg the uKne boilers ana some valuable machinery,
YVES sOd by The Sheriff OF Passaic County saturday, IN
der decree Of foreclosure granted 70 the Assurance
hocJety The property which IL valned at upward Oi
100000 was bid in By the bank for S46,@3O IAs VIII
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
RARK DESTROYED BY FIRE

Bo,ToN, March "A letter from Captain
1'pton Of the bark Amcina, SAWS his Vc--el ha- been
totally destroyed by fire Oh the west coast %. Africa
She Was ot 30 tons register built ~ Grccupoint, y
m 1t and hr'ourod 10 Naueed Roberts, cf Bc-toU
Inc vessel insured fol s2"ooo. equally divided be
tween the Delaware, MU-Uu AM tu" Insurance Com
many Il NnItL AmnIlNA. u InIau. IlII
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
word. and proceeded to make speech in defence of

words and proceeded 10 make sPetcH TT u''o"00 UT
jefferson DAVIS ,..,,, ond do
senator Lamar'- speech was so pointehiy hha & ne
s,guedly offensive especially TO senator n'",,
tIpt tho Republicans began 10 SHOW .4E"' =, y.
recruitment nl senator Blaine, who had uP ttI 10 LIZ
lin. been AL, ep became thoroughly aroused
~ a characters 90 spccch, both to senatoi Lamar anu
Inmr..I
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03

"Is YOUR horse perfectly gentle, Mr. Dab
,er 40 hPerfectly gentle SIR The only fault he has
got IL that be fault play ful habit of extending LIs
finder lOOfs now and then DF extending his hinder
noofs YOU don't mean Kicking hope" "Some people
call kicking, hr Green, but IT'S only slight reaction
OF TIC inuscles-a display rather than u yloc."
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
B BRANplFrH
GOLDEN MEDALS TO

TUNHI IITIVIT ITIIF' y
lion. BraHdrCb, Proprietor dicorEs Porous PGs''TS:
have been great from spinal disease uCting
ever di me any good afforded eir from aches and
pains in my until applied AJCoCSs PIA-Hs. The re-
lief Immediate could sleep Gnd work n perfect com
fort am sorry 10 say however that leave The paSters
Of FOR ten days weakness and pain my siae return
Yours truly, hES. a D. MCCALL
rnt,r MnRrs Fn0M NININAu