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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-07
ApuprrRE AND IT'S TREATMENT.


FOLLOWS DAY
Since the reduction of DIR. j. A. SHERMAN'S terms
ing away their gripping. rksme. dspftng life
furnishing HIS treatment for this aniicton makes
the patient comfortable and safe In the performance "f
those aud do not provide with
endure tho dangers OF that precarous affection and
the all through lite Thousands Of those
natcring testimonials of gratitude
DR. SHERMAN lilo is the author aud Inventor OF his pop
ulnr system he imparts his to " Is app
cali. 10 all cases under his reduced
within the roach oi almost every one
Di who have recently consulted him and had their
examined. 49, went unucr his treatment which
gives the conclusive evidence of his In
charges aud the confidence the afflicted have his ability
throps determined TO relieve the great whose
limited circumstances caii for con sidcration.
Thousands who applied HIM when his charges were
high and could not afford TO take his trcntyrn, are
gladly avang themselves of his present terms Those
Interested should this advantages aud
satisfaction OF physical soundncss the dangers aud
alton Of rupture aud russcs aud hcn act In accordance
with the impulse of duty.
No who has n rupture no matter how tnsig.
nihcant he consider H. for every who has died
II lattcrcd himself that II but trning
cnt: aud every man su fcr- IRON Il aud the In.
jury OF to such extent shat life has enjoy
nonts regarded IL unworthy special atteon IL
Is not standstiil nnctiou II " steadily progressive
stops cccuay relieved OF IL the SUIT
forng and gloom COMES upon him
rRussEs
Tho faacy OF curing rapture by russcs has been fully
established by the experience OF past There Is
tanly that will radically confirmed ruptures
that DC truly considered IL worn length OF tne
other than inj urous.
What the but half hoop gripping sco iron
band PROVIDED each end with pads simultanc
ou-y the bacN abdomen What must be the effect of
the padsg Are they beating aud debitating the
back and walls OF the abdomen Is cesscess force
the spring bearing these toward each other
attended with fearful resatsy Look Tor moment INTO
will with that the kidneys the bladder the tendons
the spleen, tho verebre and the lumbar region must
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-07
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in tho
temperature for the past twcntyfour hours. in com-
parson with the corresponding date of last year. as
indicated by the Thermometers at Hudnuts phar-
macy, HERALD Building. No 2iS Broadway
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THE IRISH CRISIS.

oUIConE cF SUNDAYS AGITATION OF TIL
LAND ouEsTIoN-JoINT OWNERSHIP PRO-
POSED ny THE MoDERATEs, PASSIVE RESIST
ANcE BY THE EXTREMISTS.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Oct. 6, 1879.
Tho mass meetings which yesterday assem-
bled all over Ireland to discuss the land
question form to-day u theme of lively debate.
According to this mornings papers they show
that two currents are ut work. The more
moderate men advocate as u practical step the
concentration Of all the countrys energy in pro-
curing total change Of the existing system
of Irish land tenure and in making the farmers
the landlords. This scheme would involve little
dislocation of existing arrangements for the dis
tribution OF land. 1t could be accomplished by
developing the principles Of Mr.. Gladstoncs
Land act. The majority Of experienced parlia-
mentary men support this view. Mr.. Parnell,
and others of the more extreme section, say that
it is an excellent plan in itself, and yet does
not meet the urgency of the impending crisis.
The tenants should refuse to pay rents which
have been always oppressive, or which are made
so by the pressure OF hard times. If they were
to stand together in every part Of Ireland they
could not all be driven OIL the land. There was
no need Of physical force. Passive resistance
would secure the victory Mr.. William
Shaw, M. p, declared that tho results
of the present harvests were not 50
bad as in the past two years. The people of Ire
land need not be alarmed. The crisis is cx-
aggcr,.ted by selfish men for their own pri-
vate purposes. But, as for the landlords, their
letters prove that, as class, they are fright
ened. There is no doubt that they will resist,
and that they will strive to obtain from the gov
ernment such measures as may fortify their
resistance.
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RENoMINATED TO THE ASSEMBLY

BUFFALO n. Y, Oct. 6, 1879.
Harvey j. Hurd has been renominated to the
Assembly by the republicans OF the Fifth district of
Erie county.
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CUBA.

YELLOW FEVER SLOWLY DYING oUr-REIS-
FoRcEMENTs FOR THE ARMY ARRIVE FROM
SPAIN.
HAVANA. Oct. &. 1879.
Nineteen deaths from yellow fever occurred in this
city last week. being decrease of ten from the week
previous. The first steamer bringing reinforce
ments from Spain to the army i'll Cuba has arrived
at Santiago de Cuba with l.2O0 troops There is no
or importance from the seat Of the insurrec-
ton. The rest OF the island is undisturbed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-07

SYMPATHY FOR IRISH FARMERS IN BOSTON.
BOSTON, Oct. q, 1872
meeting, principally of Irish citizens. was held
tonight ut Faneuil Hall for the purpose of
sympathizing with the tenant farmers Of Ireland.
John T. Fitzgerald presided. Speeches were made
by Mr. p A. Collins. Axcl Gustafson and others.
Resolutions expressive OF sympathy with the people
of Ireland struggling for local sef-government and
pledgng substantial support to the tenant farmers
were adopted.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

New BRUNSWICK, n j.. Oct. g. 1879.
The republican county convention here to-day
nominated Isaac L. Martin for State Senator.
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AND OTHERS SEEKING
HEALTH, STRENGTH AND ENERGY,

without the OF drugs requested to send for the
Eeet Fl svg nrTs journal p%Ssasd for
premature dch1, aud is of especial value to young
gloom, consequence Of early ndiseretion; sc Tho e
pie and effective health vigor bodily energy
FOR tsf Si2si ss s
i.i6+ Broadway Now York downtown onee 2do B'way
A.-rHE LARGE NUMBER OF STRANGERS IN
tenton put tho retail dealers in the best hunor OF
himself with tho fall style KNOX HAr 2I3 Broadway
and under Fifth Avenue Hotel
A.-HATs FOR GENTLEMEN; AUTUMN STYLES
ready at popular prices burke. PA broadway.
A-RUpTURE RADICALLY CURED BY DIR.
MARss 40 ssrs p nes.s eSps rsn.
AFTER YOU HAVE USED DIR. THOMAS HAIR
parasite diseases viii he convinced that 1t is article
merit and become one OF its best advertising mo
diums. Sold by all druggists.
ALI. THE MUSIC OF THE DAY. AT HITCHCOCK'a
popular music store 80 Park row. opposite Post Office
Send postal card for free catalogue.
BLAIR'S PILLS. GREAT ENGLISH GOVT AND
rheumatic remedy Oval box. 81: round SOC. All drug
gists
CONGRESS wATER--lTs SUPERIORITY AS
everything bitter acid crude that produces headache.
internal and tends 70 destroy the mucous mem
may be known by an acid after-taste.
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK OF VANILLA
BEANS. IL. X. & f. Is THURBER CO.. Importers
GENUINE VICHY .--HAUrEkIVE, CELESTINS.
Grille Hospital Specific for diabetes, diseases
of tho kidneys.
HEADACHE AND NEURALGIA WERE NEVER
quickly cured by RcuAmDs TmETorAL Toxic Try Il
HEAD RErAIL' MISREPRESENTATION
free MoIMAS LIVER PAD Co $ treatmcpt-Pad, Piastsra
Absorption Foottaths. sGa Broadway, above 18th
OF ALL TONES RICHARDS TEETOTAL TONIC
is tho safest and best 1t makes no drunkards.
OLD AND RELIABLE.-DR SANFORD'S LIVER
ISviGoRAToR LIVER CospLAiSrs JAUSpIcE BfLloUS
MISS CONSTIPATION SICK HEADACHE All druggists keep
it, sample bottles tree ut lG2 broadway. room II.
PARALYSIS Is SURELY PREVENTED BY TAX
RICHARDS TrerorAL Toxic tor the brain and nerves.
WINCHES rER'S HYPOPHOSPHIrES WILL CURE
Con pton Coughs Bronchitis Weak Lun Debility
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EUROPE.

A VISIT TO LoNDoN-MEssRs JAY RESPECT.
the r InsI y % as
OF elegant silk Costumes, Partisan Nantes, artstic MILF
Paris bost artists and representing the correct
fashions of tho seasons The following extract from AZ
business adopted a, this Visited during
tho most noted e.iaSsS@ens world
appreciate the true of distinguished
which has attended tho establishments for many year:
merry first houses Paris and they sold
them on the Continent We take pleasure IN directing the
attention OF eur fair readers to this time honored esA1
ment. where they viii DO honestly aud 10y
ally dealt with" c,, s,,rs
Special AGENTS Bonncs Black silks. 243, PAS. 247 20.
25I and 253 Regent st.. London England.
A TECHNICAL FIRM ~ COLOGNE. GERMANY. IS
Adesrous of taking hana the sale Of American srti
cle- which patented or In position to compete with
o end their address
of Rudolf Mossc at Cologne. a H.. Germany.
bristol HOTEL. LONDON, BURLINGTON GAR
situat OF London. is newly established In tho CONT
%s% modern csceIen, cuisine wnos
Proprietor II EisELE. late OF Neur,ccs'.
GENERAL AGENT FOR GERMANy-rHE UNDER
Unsigned respectfully csrs his services for tho purchase
""'' WILHELM JAEGER. Magdeburg
IEstabi-Lcd upward century. This we'll known and
p the %s End the the for ME-:
cuisine and collar Of the choicest wines
VyyASiIINGrON HOTEL. LINZ ST.. LIvERpOUL-
esn rs Ssen guest at the Wilmington Hotel
n S ~s S sys ss ~
AID T' piassrs rgfomor sa 30 my s.
Burslom staaordshres self and family very much
ssGS Sr syssT' was .ns "
NJ r. About i3o gentcnlcn sat down to splendid lunch
con IN the dining including the Hon r. Packard
facing the Georges Hail. aud is opposite the Londos
other stations and piers Visitors seadas et,cr or postal
card from America or Queenstown will be welcomed by
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NVtfHpU tcfIurHtOrU ycsItfuuy GO X
average temperature for the corresponding date
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AFTER YOU HAVE USED DR.. THOMAS HAIR

hair falling dandn itching of the scalp any
will he convinced that 1t Is article
of true merit and become OF its best Advertising
diums. Sold by all druggists.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-11

Beaut lful Pictures for All.

The Great Art Publishing House of George
Stinson & Co., Portland, Maine, moves stead
lily on the even tenor of its way, apparently
not feeling the dull times During the year
1878 they sold over Four Million pictures of
all descriptions. They publish every descr,p-
tion OF fine pictures, and the prices range
from ten cents upwards to twenty dollars per
copy. Their correspondence for this large
business is immense; they receive, on an ar-
erage, over one thousand letters per day. We
nave just received copies of four very fine
steel engravings, which they have just brought
ont. The plates were engraved in London, at
an expense Of four thousand pounds sterling,
or twenty thousand dollars, to which great
sum must be added the customs duty of TWEEN.
ty-ive per cent on account of their being i'm.
ported into the United States. These en-
cravings are after paintings by great modern
masters Of art, and the artists who engraved
the plates sand in the front ranks of the
worlds renowned engravers
It is believed that these engrayings make
up the finest and most elegant set Of works
of high art ever brought out by American
publishers. This enterprising firm, though
many years in the Art Publishing business,
have not grown old and unprogressive, but
on the other hand make Improvement and
progress year by year, giving the people bet.
ter and better pictures for the same or less
money. We cannot better illustrate the
magnitude Of their business than to state the
amount of money paid by them for postage
stamps during the years 1876, 1877 and 1875
In 1876, they paid for postage s3s.iO4.9 80.
In 1877, they paid for postage s37, 28s.76 In
1878 the amount Of money that they paid
for postage stamps was simply enormous--a
little over $4,000 90. Stinson & Co. stand
among the largest and most judicious adver-
tisers in the country, and a short time since
paid in single day s24, 10000 in cash on
contract for advertising. They employ agents
everywhere throughout the United States
and Dominion Of Canada for the sale Of their
pictures by subscription we call attention
to their advertisement for agents in another
column
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-11


The Democrats in Convention at
Madison, Tuesday nominated the fol-
lowing ticket.
For Governor, Alexander Mitchell,
of Milwaukee.
For Lieut.. Governor, George II.
King, of Green County.
For Secretary of State, Sam Ry.
an of Outagsmie.
For Treasurer, Andrew Haben, Of
Winnebago.
For Attorney General, J. Mont.
gomery Smith, Of Iowa county.
For Superintendent Of Public In
struction, Edward Soaring, of Rock
county.
This Is good ticket. 1t is a
strong ticket. 1t is the best ticket
the Democracy OF Wisconsin has Of.
iered the people In many years. 1t
would be difficult to find matched
timber in Wisconsin Democracy to
CONSTRUCT betsee ticket. And that
is not all. 10 the platform the Con.
venlion constructed one sentence of
sound seuse on the currency gues
ton. The returning sense of the
Democracy on the money question is
40 good and the ticket is so good that
If the rest Of the platform was not q
great blunder-a daub of rotten
mash, the ticket would stand good
show for election. In these times
when the people, nearly the whole
people of good conscience, are sick
at heart because the "centralized
power" does not take a death grip
upon the murderous brutes of Mis-.
sissippi and other parts of the South,
who, were he ever so tired of Repub-
lican corruption and imbecility, can
be patient over a halt column
OF slush beating the devil around
the stump on States rights !?
Or when any man who reads must
know that several Of the Southern
States were carried for Tilden by
armies of bulldozing cut threats. who
will not be disguised over another
half column Of gangrene about seat.
ing a President without majority +?
Oh, no, Mr.. Democracy, you cant
get Republicans to leave even an
imbecIle administration, by such
Invitations.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-11
A Fiery Raid Upon "Social Bulls and
Heifers."

DoN PIATT, of the Washington
Capital, is an Ottoman, and, there
tore, naturally sides with Kate Chase
Sprague. He is also one of those
who has known her from early yoath
as they both resided in Cincinnati.
Don thus comes to her rescue in the
George Alfred Townsend style, and
pursues with his poised lance the
social bulls and heifers" whom he
insists are trying to pull down Kate
Chase into there own mire:
Poor Mrs Sprague has to suffer not only
from Conkling's unpopularity, but from her
husbands drunken insanity. We know, in
knowing her, that she is as innocent of the
wrong imputed as her youngest child. To
appreciate this we have to know or remember
that, inheriting much of her honored fathers
intellect and force OF character, she grew to
womanhood without n care and with the
training given a man. The result is, that
while as pure woman as God ever created
she looks at the social world from mans
standpoint. When mere girl of sixteen her
soul revolted at the unjust aud illiberal dis
elimination made against her sex. She found
Dick Nevins, the handsome, dashing man of
the world, in small fiat state capital, where
the only amusement are visits to the peniten-
tisry and ssylums for the insane, deaf and
blind. She found Dick, we say, a pleasan.
gentleman to know intimately, and when the
small-souled, copper bottomed. gilt>edged
aristocracy of the place forbid the intimacy,
Kate defied the prohibition. She was incon-
tinen.ly run over by drove of social bulls
and heifers, and would lave BEEN pisstered
in the mud, past finding but for her own
pluck and her fathers high position.
Victory made her bold, defiant and impru-
dent, and the poor little woman tries the same
fight now that her great faith err is dead, he
fortune gone, her social position no longer
secure. aud her spirit broken by misfortune.
She found the society of Senator Conkling
pleasant, and she asked no mans and exc. no
woman's consent 70 the same IL was the
most open and defiant social transaction ever
sneered at by the thin lips aud false teeth of
the hydra.headed social world. Bsid-headed
round~bellied, slender-legged senator's. who
can be csrded on, by strumpets, nodded and
blinked at each other ike owls in hay loft.
And old, aristocratic enthusiastically years
old, at least, in whose closets at home grind
ming skeletons make the air unhesithy-s spoke
Of her as "fhat person."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-11
Fennimore Town Bonds for
Sale.
SEArE OF WISCONSIN, GRANT coUsrY)
1inup of IS

SEArE OF WISCONSIN GRANT coUSrYl
Town of Fennimore -
In compliance with the laws of said state
for refunding town Indebtedness and by the
direction of the Board of Supervisors of said
town, hereby offer for sale within the afore
said town for period of sixty days. Five
Thousand Dollars of the negotiable bonds of
said town, payable on or btf fore ten Years
from date, issued for the purpose Of refund
ing part of the present Indebtedness Of said
town, at a lower rate OF interest. The terms
OF sale of such bonds are thai TO the person
bidding the highest sum not less than par and
Offering to accept the lowest rate Of interest
for the whole or any part Of sasd bonds, the
said bonds in whole or part shall be issued
Bids win be received at my office. or the
Office OF the town Clerk, in the town 0! Fem
nimore, Grant county, Wisconsin.
Dated, Aug. 9th. 1879.
THOMAS T0RMEY.
Chairman of the Board of Supervisors of
sara town 25w9
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-11

Th5 Republican Electors of the Second AS
sembly District will hold delegate conven.
zion at Beetown on Saturday September 10Th,
1879, at o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose of
nominating candidate for member of the
Assembly Towns will be allowed the usual
representation. 1t is suggested that in the
absence of action Of town committees, the
primary meetings in the several towns for the
selection Of delegates, be held on Saturday
the 18th at the usual hour and place of hold
ing such meetings, T. +. BALDWIN, Chm.
E. s. ROCKWELL,
d. b. STEVENS,
G. w. WHEELER,
A. HUMPHREY,
Ind Assembly District Committee.
Lancaster, August q, 1879.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-11
invitations


CALIFORNIA has spoken. The
The State election was held there
Wednesday, last week. That State
has for some years been Democratic
Its politics have, however, been bad.
ly complicated. 1t is the State of
Cinnamon and hoodlums, and Kear-
ney. 1t is State where they have
Q great many offices. This year
there were three tickets-RepubIi-
can, Democratic and Working Men.
They each thought they would win.
They made energetic canvassing all
round congressman were elected
as well as State and judicial officers.
In the present Congress the Demo
Gratis have three members and the
Republicans one. Two Republicans
were elected, but the seat of one was
contested aud the Democratic House
gave it to the Democrat. At the
election last week the Republicans
are believed to have elected all four
members. On the State ticket the
Republicans have made clean
sweep-electing everything. Such 8
result is great encoursger. 1t is q
big promise for 1880. The Working
Men will take some courage, too, for
they gobbled the best offices in the
great city of San Francisco. This
result, however, will be credited to
the attempted assassination of the
man at the hesd Of their ticket by
the most energetic co-worker of one
of the other parties. 1t will have
but little effect on future elections.
BY next year there will be but two
great parties there and whichever in
the State and nation for the next
year conducts itself best will get Cal.
ifornis. Another Congress like the
"extrs" or q few Dixon asssssina.
tons in the South or party yielding
to Southern dictation or Northern
folly will be sure to give the Repub.
licans the State aud on the other
hand the Republicans can so behave
themselves as to lose what they haye
gained.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-11
GOOD FARMS FOR SALE

Ten minutes walk from Court-house on
main roads leading north and northeast from
the city. one containing about 1875 and the
other about IS acres Convenient TO high
and graded school Good buildings. album
dance of water. timber, fruit. etc. Will be
sold separately or together, or in fractional
parts of either. Also if desiled, farm ma
chinery, teams, etc, sufficient Tor uses Of
farms, very low.
For terms, etc, enquire of the subscriber
on the premises. T. NJ. BARBER
Lancaster. Oct. 10th, 1875
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-11
To Farmers at the Co. Fair.

At the County Fair. or the last day. September 49,
will sell at auction q SHORT HORN BULL Of
the following pedigree:
Nams-Earl OF Liberty color, red. with white
msrks calved last March 25th sired by Earl o,
Gszeiwood, 1856, he by Gem OF Clifton, by CHIEF.
taio yoS3- blossom I'd by Bourbon 369l-Blosson BY
Napoleon fiS3; Red Rose 30 by Fremont 5i6- Violet
by Prince Albert I'd 81 s; Arabela I'd by Imp Rover
sol Imp. Arabels by victory 5565: Sally by Ma
jor 2252--osaliy by grt ndson of favoriie 252. by
Hubback 3le
This calf will be sold 10 the highest bidder on ur
months time without interest, nd half the proceeds
will go to the Grant County Agricultural Society.
2w4 J. T. H0WDLE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-11

"HAvE you heard from Maine ?"
There was an election there Tues
day. The State did not vote as it
did last year when the Republicans
lost two Congressman and the Legis.
lature, with $4,000 more opposition
than Republican votes in the State.
This year the Legislature has a large
Republican majority and the Repub-
lican candidate for Governor is be-
lieved to have majority over his
Democratic and Greenback oppo.
nents combined.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-11

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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-11

~ n a. WEEK in your Town, and no
I'll H. capital riskei. You give the busi
Wi II ness q trial without expense The best
mn opportunity ever offered TO those willing
AvAv to work. You should Try nothing ellie
l"Av until you fer yourself what you can
WIN do at the business Offer No room to
" " plain here You devote all your
time only your spare time TO the business, a. nd
make great pay for every hour that ycu work. Won
co make much Send Tor special private
terms and particulars which mail free. s. Outfit
free Don't comps ain Of hard tunes while you have
such chance. Address. arr
II, HALLETr 4 90 Ports nd, Maine
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-11
Second Assembly District Republi-
can Convention.

Chairman County Central Committee,
August 70, 1879.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-11

justly by her inclination toward
books She is said to be handsomer
now than she was as . young lady.
Ut that | cannot speak with certainty,
but she is undoubtedly at present q
fine looking lady, tall, somewhat
portly and with white hair She is
very popular with persons of all ages,
and her receptions are usually well
attended Lucy CARTER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-09-11
A Lancaster Farm for Sale.

My 225 acre farm, three miles north of the
city of Lancaster, is offered for sale.
There are leo acres under plow, and the
whole farm is fenced.
I, has plenty of timber, abundant water and
pasture.
IL has good two-story frame house, "a good
frame barn, granary and other outbuildiugs.
Offered tor sale at a low price. For further
information cal on the premises.
4m6 JAS. s. LINENS