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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24
RAILWzF LITIGATI0N.

ACTION BIZ THE CANADA SOUTHERN TO OBTAIN
THE USE OF TIE INTERNATIONAL BRIDGE OK
EQUITABLE TERMS.
TORONTO, Dec. 23.-In the Court of Chan
Gerry before Chancellor Proudfoot the OF the
Canada Southern Railway Company versus the Interna-
tional Bridge Company was concluded this morning.
The bill in this case Is filed by the Canada Southern
Railway Company against the International Bridge
Company and the Grand Trunk Railway Company.
praying that the plaintiff company may be declared "a
have equal rights and privileges In tho of the brdgs
BY the bridge comp~ny under given
II by ts act Of incorporation passed In lso7 By tho
Legisntnre Of the State Of Newyork The bridge com
pany also Incorporated by not Of the Dominion
Of Canada similar tia usw-Ynfk act with the sxasu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24
BOrRBON B ILL1DS-No. %.


a sung 6g the Ds1so-rst.s SiesgAto' Had Psrorrers
A9iae
Rise, Bonroon maalciaas. ard rally.
AIo follow " DiTigOs direct ton,
Aud always remember 70 raly
Wherever yen lose an election
II al obstinate town
Votes Democrats down
Preci ,Im n a Democrat gam -
Votes never amounted
To mnch until counted.
As We have discovered IA Name.
In counting the votes we are zealotS;
Our forte IS in SIMPLE addition;
II you give us the box with the ballots
We viii clean out a big opposition
In voting, were weak
The glory we seek
BY magical arts we attain;
We show how Inspectors
Can beat the electors
And that's what's the matter in Maine
The sfatutes-It GOES without saying
With virtue aud wisdom are treighted;
When Democrats gain by obeymg,
The law must be vindi-l-cated.
But let the law slde
When II helps rOther side
For thus can we parley with Blaine
And thus Teddy Reagan
Goes M from SkOw1egau-
A prop for the honor OF Maine
This here IS a Radical section.
And scens pretty sure TO continue;
'Jaut easy to win an election
With most of the voters agin you!
The next Legislature,
According 10 nature,
It's isailical views wOuld retain;
Not %, For we beat 'eul
And badly defeat 'em
b. counting the ballots IN Maine
Rise Bourbon magicians, and rally,
Aud follow " DIugO's direction.
BE bod, and remember 10 tally
Although YOU have lost the election
IL candidates don't
Get iae votes that they want.
Nesr lei your audacity wane.
But curningiy snuggle
Them N by a jugge-
As GarceiOn does 70 in Maine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24
CONSPIRACY AGAINST LIE DUO.

There is faint prospect that the country
nav be relieved 0f the burden OF lie Due and the Acr1-
.ultural DEPARTMENT. The Committee on Agriculture
are Discussing the prOpriery OF reporting bin abolish
NJ the Department entirely. Many OF the committee
ccard IL expensive humbug. l. Due has added
rrpafy to he useiessness of the tuition member
Of the committee l. reported saying q at they ud
thOsh the DEPARTMENT IN order 20 get nd OF IL Due.
NJ Covert OF NewYOrk. chairman of the Committee on
Agriculture said to-day thai he favored the aboiish-
nent Of the Department and that bill was being pre-
pared THAI end IN view. He said that the Depart
nenr was FAR more expensive than useful, ana tat all
he legitimate duties OF the Depa menl could I've better
ana economically performed By other branches OF
he Government The expenses o. the Department have
oeen constantly increasing and without any correspond
NJ benefits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24
goyEY IN CIRCCLATIoN.

To ne Edffor or The Tribune.
SIR: Please state in your paper how much
o,.v of all KINDS we had IN circulation when imitation
va 4. ia highest and also how many Treasury notes
lHea Coasiy Ind. Nov %. 1879 W.
ICompound interest notes were not properly
money or currency, and the one and two-year notes
issued In 1868 and 1564 also issued only for a
temporary purpose, and under conditions which
caused them To be quickly Withdrawn from circuia-
ton When those notes outstanding in 1864
NC. the paper issues were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24
y1DgIGRT EEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
S.lnons.s for Ae pas u hours.

GOVERNNENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for 1e past a hours
yAsHlNGToS. Dec. "a. l a. m.-An area OF
ca, barometer has moved slowly northward into In
diana while SECOND depression the Rocky Noun
tam plateau has rapidly given way 70 an area OF neh
pressure The highest barometer Is central III AnnitoDa
i = second AREA Is central IN Maine. south and cast
winds with raiu or SNOW prevail over ihe LAKE region
nnd the OHIO Valley: northeast winds, VITA ram pre-
val in me Middle Atlantic States cold brisk nOfthefly
winds revai! from the Northwest sonil ward INTO Zen
Ira Texas and also the Middle Pacific Coast region
EndscGfiOns
For Middle Atlantic States and New England.
falling barometer northeast 10 Eouhrast Winds siaiOil-
sry or p gher enrefature cloudy weather, win ram OF
sno " possii IS clearing away az southern stations
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24

speers celebrsred Port Grape Wine pure and unahg
article which most implicitly
y This wine 4 made spesrs vineyards fhssc ~ J. 10
has flavor mellow juciDcss aud brilliant color and =
agreeable beverage but j. hi My enebcsl IN al
pr0perfies for nvaids and aged per-ouf Much used
The families onR Fftb and Madison avs Tor holidays
and evening entertainment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24
morn coNpLIMESrs FoR WORRIES.



The Voorhees, resolution, providing for The
anronraent Of sDccia committee 20 investigate ana
nort the sO-callcd negro exodus rom North Caro-
Ina 10 Ta,aua ma~f 'pece ~ folly. Taat should
havs been adopted nv Seiae of sensible men Is indeed
srnrsng Mr. Voorhees, 3nd bis Democratic assocai IS
ho moi only legation OF matter with
hieb Congress nothing "a do ana ever Which u
exercise control but tn,y have played into the hands
~ thrif Dchtical and given them
Sit- 10 bloody SHIRT matera for Northern cen
sn,anton Mr.. Voorhees, ~ fiery, untamed orator.
sonhs hut he Is rather slack wad a Statesman,
,yen as a politician.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24
rHE POWER or GRANTS NAME.

Daring the first two years of General Grants
aamIa strtion the Republics had eghfy-seven Nom
49, rom Massachusetts, NeW-lOrk. Ne~Jersev. Penn
vlvaHia Ohio Indiana. n nois and Mich gan. and the
emocrsts thirtytnrec members, and during MS last
o years relative situation had FAR chan god that
ne Democrats had rightyDne members anu the Repub-
leans ffy-kht. Last year, under Hayes, the Repub-
sem membership these states "a ninety three,
sud the Democratic STRENGTH fell OF 10 iortynve This
,hows that General GRANTS name could not hold The
strength OF TIE party logged her Can his name hoic
,exr yearf Ne appeal the Republican TO 6ert-
,usv consider the answer To this question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24
SUICIDE or 4 PEDLER.

Henry Steak, German pedlcr. committed
.u,cde Last night at his honse. No. s4s siaufons. by
cutting ha throat with pocketknife He died almost
,,med,s,riv after iniicfing tho wound Il sup
noscd that no wss insane from drink at tho time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24

The IN tbs CIV
divisions Of time ~ me - no
pT-rrdine vile hnr
hv 49, r cus thor The br<en or eotlca ~
taSic.ed ~
uut's ghnr1nn Broadway
rRfnrSE OPFTcE Dec. "a. L a-m--The movement IN
the barometer i again downward Cloudy weather
revailed Yesterday The temperature ranged between
$50 ana go. the average 600 oe'ns = u's"e' ' VIZ
Monday. -, ~. a.. ~. .,o,r
NAV he expected to-day IN this city ana vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24
WHAT TrLnsN i WILING TO DO.

THE TRIBUNE thinks that "if Mr.. Tilden
were rted with eiifc'ng spr.s as Jonah he
~cuid relieve part a bad lord" All buf Mr.
rslden is NOT that OF ielief orEanzrr But we viii
teiI you what think e will be willing 90 do. He
ou,d Ne will ng throw the rest o. the and
efew Overheard Il by doing he could Jonah. He
h generous TO fault IN Iclitics-ihe fault being that
he A. generous only himself Ask the Democratic
state Convention that met al syracuse last Fan II this
isn't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24

Get rid of one cold before you Contract an
other on top Il. you may securely essah IN tie
seeds serious lung c0mDhint befo'e you 7fr con
scious Of danger. Better prtidtDtly trsort 70 Dr:
LAWNS Expecforanf effective care for ccl~-s and
colds and helpu also for rs healing indAlnss tho
lungs aud bronch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24
THIRD TINE Is ALWAYS SURE.
Trosa The 4fb0au F,,,cnts,0 Journal iEfD

Chicago is n very acceptable place for the
Convention Saratoga would D.eu better on sOOie
accounts. bur chi ago il central for the whole c0un ~
and 10 puf forth special efforts. IL has nspr'nx bis
tory In Prerdrntal contests Lincoln was nominated
nere IN 1850 and Grant in 1865. ana there the fges-
ieat 70 be elected in $50 viii be named.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24

IT BANANAS
Divine seryce and Ifuiy Communion on XMAS DAY, AZ
iO3Ol m. The hungly snd destitute eXn Ct Eood Xmas
Dinner many stie stockings wa ting % b. niied ths
House ami Day Nursery children look iw a Xmas Tree
and We must have q the sunday school Remember
the blessing Of Xmas adiest when al glad {" ana
please send liberal gifts for al az banaDas % SISTER
ELLEN. ga. the Rev c. I. WOODRUFF SO Ani-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24
WARMED.

HUIBERr-VA< DEUSEN-On Tuesday. ed insr.. AZ ths
rsadenc, brides parents. bv Rev N Hubert.
d. d.. assisrcd by tbe Rev. James peuarest IT,. d. ID |.
Stwel aubcrt Ids Sewkirk eldest daughter of
George n. Van Deusen esq. all Of Kingston y, \.
SCHUYLER yALENTfNE-On Tuesday evening. Decom
Der % Presbyterian Church. Few Pr0yenc.. v.
T. BY the Rev NJ seward assisted by The frv James
Aiars Erwin H. schnyler Of Anaville. v ~ 20 Belle j..
daughter Of Daniel X and Mary j. Valentine OF New rcF
idence NJ
Al notices Of MarriaGes mast be in ierssi wfi fsH
uGme aud address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24
tJueclll Nonce5

Apusai from the New-Nsfk CoiaFed Ni-sion-We
the reports OF tAat thtre n much IN
suffering among cOortd people, occasoDe BY sick
inability work. Any dona Ions for ier
Will b. thankfully received ~ the Mission Elud
x -eCy, 1871 East iHtii q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24
Chinese aud japanese Depot

Chinese aud japanese Depot
SUPERB HOLIDAY GOODS.
So ls6 FRONT-sT. BURLTSGsLIP.
NEAR FULTON FERRY NETWORK.
RICK EMBROIDERED SILKS. ROBES. ar TOXIC,
KAGA, KUTANI sATsUMA. AND HIZEN PoRCE
LAINs LARGE CoSsIGSMENrs OF FL
EGANT TYCOON ROBES. AND THE
RICHEST EMBRoIDERIEs
FROM TOXIC. NAGAsAKI AND YOKOHAMA.
OFFICE OF MIrsUI co. isG FRoNr-sT
Fusse. Zee cream The best one quart sriek deiv-
Hospital saIurdry and SUNDAY Dee 81 and -. 1s5D
METHODS OF IONIklBIIlN1.i - oo,,
Through The Collection Boxes which win be found AZ tho
BY cheeks OF aon y sent Charles L,nier. General
IIeasIrsr - Sasssu-al -, - =, -, o., -. 81.
treasurer for This purpose Of The respective associations they
Mr. samuel Baocoek. No. so wanst- for Chamber Of
Mr. Wiism Alexander Smith, 40 wanst SswYork
Mr. John H. Earle 1856 Pearr. Sew-York Cotton tx
M Edward Hlncseu 40 3 wnism-st- Cor NewYork Pro
M chares F. Elwe No. 81 south-sr. for SeYork Mari
Mr Henry 4 oakley wall for Life. Fire and Marine
NJ Charles a. Fry Of New York. 'or the banks and
Donors prei,rrng to make their gins particular
hosuita NAV Contributions NOT desg
equitable DIeed the
charity the needs Of caeh among the hospitals unit
ing M this movement. which a. follows
81 Iukes Hospital PrcsJyl Hospital Nt SINAI Hos
pita German Hospital Hshnelnann Hospital. Homan's Hos
pita Orihape Hospital Manhattan ant Ear Hospital,
New YORK Opthalnic hospital Ne~-Norl r -na Ear IN
INSTITUTION
lief Of npfurtd Crippled. Maryfs ere Hospital Tor
Ciiidr n Ne9-York lnnimary for Women ard Children.
for TncurlJlr4 -
CONAN ttea make such Distribution are a. follows; HIS
~ New the fr, -ceut
oi the Chsm,er Commerce and Mcs Nliafn Dodge.
IT, Ce0Tge Andrews Jesse sesman and John W Harper
GEORGE MACCIsLOCH MILLER.
Chairman General Committee.
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LOST FOR wOMAS.
Mrs. Nav Agnes Fleming's last ard best
story now ready u The New.fork Week. No. {.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24

Nervous Exhaustion medical essay comprising
delivered Kshn's Museum % Anatnny New
Of premature decline showing
atsptaby hesitn reganed G1orung clear
svn0ras Of mpeonts ann the reatsent Il
nervous ply dcoi:y result ~ 20
perrnCe. MAIL 25c postiSe stamps Address
-errstarv Kahns MuscnIn, 6oo Broadway. Ncw-fork
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SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE poScAs.

n
SIR: I beg leave, through your valuable
columns to ackno receipt from the following
persons Of the following Of money assist in
raying the expenses of carrying the OF the Ponca
Indians TO the Courts the United states determine
whether the Indian Is a person not.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24

n they can persuade tnar srives bde their time they
all have all the greater Glory over the traitors ~ the
end Boston Advertiser tRep)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24

Further subscriptions solicited by
GEO. W. SMITH. Treasurer, Nc. IS South-st
yelr- York Dec. %, 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24

Just Pubisshed
THE NEW FAR WEST
THREE MINING CENTRES
THE BLACK HILEs.
MONTANA,
UTAH.
Mr. T. e. WHITES from the Mining districts
dsy iHsaed n
TRIBUNE EXTRA NO, 81.
PnICE TEN CENTS
The fullest regard tho.s
aeu sennss autrrprso aigsn IA
esn form aud - . nominal pucs
.i.As raE rRtBuSR
nsw.rWt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24

LOST FOR A wONaS-
Mrs. Nav Agnes Fleming's iast and BEST
story. now ready IN The Few York weekly Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24
June So 1894. June 30. iii65. June 40. 1855

The amount of money of all kinds" in use is
greater now than il was the years Of greatest In
hation. because immense amount of gold and
silver is now employed. According 20 the latest
Official report of the Controller Of the Currency
the money now employed amounts To 81. les. 553,~
<03, consisting Of $346.8Si .0i6 iegal-tenders
y337. ISL. AIS bank notes. aud s4si 6sl 06y in g,
aud siyer.--Eds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24
PRESBYTERIAN Hospital.

MacisOn-ave. and 9uhss..
Fer the Treatment without Regard to Color,
Country.
Number patients treated during the ending Dec
NumbS treated Iree -..- -3o7
NumbE PAYING IA whole IN part the small sum charged
PROTESTANT all denominations t0s
The Hospital Is entirely dependent support npon
0f s end0wment and the contributions Of the char
Table.
There is debt Of $4,000 incurred tor current
peusss-
Post once Notice-The foreign mails for cod
December "a. 1873 viii close al tts onlce
On TUESDAY al IL lgr Europe BY steamship Nl.-
0sa via Queenstown corresp
specially aadressetl. and "a II Tor
Ameflque.va hayre on M rs
DAY at Ireland. Dy steamship CITY OF Montreal.
CortinenI must specially addressed) and at Tor
Europe by steamship frsa. Plymouth Cnerbourz and
SATURDAY. a. IL FOR EUROPE. by steam
ship Queenstown correspondence for Germany
scotland must be specially arc>eed and nc ii TOT
scotland by steamship Ethiops. Glsseog and af
anpion and Great Britain ant
must BE- specially addressed The mails Tor
Denmark ana sorway dispatched oy Hamburg
aud Bremen steamers eniy the m ns Tor Asnnsat and
for and Jamaica leave NowYorz Deconoer "a. This
mails Belize. via NewOreans. e.ve New YORK December
"a. The mails Havana leave New-f0rk DecemDcr 70
ard "a The mails tor Nassau. " p leave Ses YORK De-
mafp for Mexico leave Dcccuiber
~. The mails for Porto Rico lease New York ecmhsr ~
ia. Tue nalls Australia &c. leave Francisco Ian
uary le - -
Post osicr Sew-york Dec. 20 1873.
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Condensed TELEGRAMS.

\ man was found floating in North Bridge
port Conn, Monday. 1t proves to be the
body of Nicholas Helm of Peru, Ill. 1t is
not determined whether it was suicide or
murder.
Orders have been received atsthe maynard
at kittery, to Immediately prepare the United
States steamer Wachusett for sea.
John Lourlou, released convict, murder
ed his wife this morning, and jumped into
the canal with his son nine years old in his
arms. The murderer was drowned, and the
child rescued.
outraged six years old girl at London, On
tario, and sentenced to three months impris-
onment and twenty-five lashes, was publicly
whipped Yesterday. The Indian bore the
pain mfinchingy, and when leaving the
spot quietly asked the sheriff for a chew of
tobacco.
The steamer City of Toxic, on which Gen.
Grant is a passenger, will probably arrive
at San Francisco the 2lst.
The home government of Havana has noti-
fled the authorities il will send Immediately
90. 900 troops to maintain public tranquility
in the island.
Mrs Brown and daughter, living near
West Winchester, Ont, were murdered with
an AK last night, by an unknown person.
The following keepers of stations in the
Life Savings Service have been appointed
Edwin T. Hunt and John Smith, to stations
| and ., respectively, in district No. coast OF
Mass.
Dispatch from New Orleans says, Gen
Hoods two sick children are reported i'm
proving. Others continue WE'LL No new
cases of fever have been reported.
dispatch from Atlanta says, the fund fo
Gen. Hoods children reached, the first day
nearly $1,000.
! The republicans of st. Paul have complet
| ed their state ticket as follows. For Secre
tary of State, Fred Won Bombach; Stat'
Treasurer, Geo. Kettleson; Attorney Gener
al, Chas. NJ. Start
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,

LONDON, September 3. The Russian min
lister of finance recently declared publicly at
Mini Novgarod. that he intends soon to pro-
hibit importation into Russia duty free.
4 strike has occurred at North River Mead
ow cotton mills, in Sateybridge, containing
$4,000 spindles against reduction of wages
of operatives.
LISBON, September 3. 1t is officially an
nounced that the explorers Iven and Capello
were in the Dngul de Braganza district, July
oath.
Semi-ofiicial statements intimate that Bis
marck dsapproved of the mission of General
Won Mantcuffel to Warsaw.
ST. PETERSBURG, September B. An impc-
rial decree is issued establishing a special
force of police in Western Siberia, and in
creasing the police force kieti.
BELGRADE, September 3, 1t is stated that
Austria threatens to occupy Servia and con-
struct railways by force if Servia does not
yield to her proposals.
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SOUTH AMERICAN WAR.
The Armies of Peru and Bolivia Re
main Quiet.

PANAMA. September ,. The allied armies
of Peru and Bolivia have not moved. 1t is
generally believed that no march will ever
be attempted across the desert, as the difficult
ties Of provision are entirely beyond the pow
er of the poorly organized commissarit.
Huascar made another visit to the south
coast, destroying launches in several places.
The Union departed from africa to inter-
cept steamers passing through the Straits of
Magellan. laden with arms for Chill.
An English steamer is expected with a full
cargo of material from Belgium.
The blockade of Iquique having been aban-
doned, several vessels have gone there to
load but the Chiians will probably return
and destroy the Peruvian vessels there and
the launches in port.
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THE ZULU WAR.
The British Troops in Hot Pursuit OF
CetywayO.

CAPE Town, September g. King Getty
wayo's new kraal was burned the 18th. The
British cavalry the same day started in pur-
suit of Ceiywayo. and at I o'clock on the
morning of the 10Th they arrived at the kraal
where he had passed the night, but asce:-
tanned he had fled to the bushes in the NOM
ing.
Lord Clifford with party of mounted ma
tves, continued pursuit Cetywayo's prime
minister, two of his sons and three of his
brothers have surrendered, with 600 head Of
royal cattle. Arms and cattle are being SUR
rendered daily.
The colonial forces and natives advanced
from Lunenburg the 18th inst. O'IIarn's
men are joining them, and the whole force
expect to be opposed on Assegai river.
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Effects of the Extract Of
CELERY the CHAMOMILE UPON
THE NERVOUS
System and Digestive
Organs
In Curing Especially Sick
Headache,
Nervous Headache, Neuralgia,
Nervousness,
Paralysis and INDIGESTION, and
Preventing
Neuralgia Of the Heart and Sud-
den Death.
Neuralgia Of the Heart and Sud-
den Death.

This Preparation Has Won Reputation
Unknown 20 any Other Article, for the
Read the Following Interesting state.
ment Of This Discovery:
Celery has only come into public notice within the
last few years nervine but scientific experiments
and experience have proved beyond q doubt that il
controls irritation and periodic nervous and
sick headache to a marked degree.
But combination of the EXTRACT OF CELERY AND
CHAMoMILE, which has been but recently introduced
the profession and the public by myself has psO
duced such marvellous results in curing nervousness
and headaches, and especially nervous and sick head
aches, neuralgia indigestion and sleepessuess, that
ii has excited public attention and newspaper CON-
tsn to the public to avoid answering hundreds of let
tiers Of inquiry about them:
Nv Celery and Chamomile Pills, for the cure Of
headaches and nervousness, are prepared under my
supervision and intended expressly to cure head
aches neuralgia indigestion sleepessness and nerv
BUSINESS and will cure any case where no organic dis
ease of the brain spinal cord exists. Hundreds OF
cases of many years standing have been cured. No
matter how chronic or obstinate the ease may be, a
permanent cure is morally certain This statement
i made after years of experience in their use In the
general practice of medicine.
These pills are also valuable for school children
who suffer from nervous headaches. caused by AN
of hard brain workers, whose overtaXed nervous
centres need repair and ISOLATION. Nervous tremor,
weakness and paralysis are being daily curedby these
pills They correct costiveness, but are not purga
tive.
es for $3.50 postage free to any address. No order
filled unless accompanied by the money For sale by
all wholesale and retail druggists. Depot, No. lO6
->'''' '''''"" - ' G. ". BENSON. MD.
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H. Democratic Cnucuses.

The greenbackers held their caucus last
night, at Union Hall. Mr.. II. W. Black was
chairman and Mr.. Chas. Davis secretary
On an informal ballot only ninety-one votes
were cast. of which fifty-threc were for Mr..
VIM. T.. Lowell, and the rest for four or five
other parties. This ballot was made formal
and the nomination unanimous, on the sug-
gcston of Chairman Black that he would like
to see this done The caucus then nominated
by reclamation f. c. Allen, Esq, as the 9TH
er candidate. few minutes after this a
committee came from the democratic caucus,
across the street. and announced that they
had chosen Mr.. L. &. Allen as candidate for
for representative to the legislature, and that
they would support with their best efforts, as
the other candidate, whomsocyer the green
hackers choose.
The democratic caucus was held in Dirigo
Hall. Darius Alden, Esq. was made chair
man of the meeting. Mr. +. c. Allen was
then nominated by acclamation as candidate
for the legislature. \ committee came in
from the grcenback caucus and reported the
nomiration of Mcssrs. Allen and Lowell. and
the democratic caucus ratified the nonna-
ton of Lowell