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The Portland daily press., 1879-01-21

Om WEDNESDAh, w 4 JAN UAhh %Ss ~
IL O'Clock A. M. Tie present aspect of the tenn
perance reform in the State is ,ruly encouraging
Never could we work with more promise of success
than now. Let then the temperance workers of all
religious denominations ard from all the temperance
organizations meet to rejoice over The victories
gained anu 20 consult upon new pans, II necessary
and to adopt whatever measures tuat NAV be deemed
important to push this cause to comt,lete victory
The convention will continue through Thurs lay, 23d
tits hoped that the usual reduction Of fare on the
railroads will he granted. Let there be a genera
rally.
d B RANDALL of Berwick,
JOSHUA NYE OF Augusta,
EDWARD HILLS of Tb0maston,i
jobs. S KIMBALL of Bangor,
GEORGE f. BRACKETT of Belfast,
FRANCIS KENRICR of Fairneld,
VIM. CORTHELL o. Calais,
r W DUNN of Watervlle,
ELI Jon rs of South China,
JORDAN RAND of Lisbon,
JAS A. HALL of Damariscotta,
HENRY TALLMAN OF BAH,
OWEN 3. CHADB0URNE OF Saco,
L. q. FARRINGTos of Fryeburg,
j. WHEELwRIGHT of baagor,i
State Temperance Committee.
Jan. 10, 1873.
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to LET.
no ase Let.

ssyEN Rooms Gas and Sebago Water; Brick house
Il No. 26 Green Street, second house above the
hay scales. Apply to WM IL. JERRIS, Real estate
Agent. Jal5-1w*
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REAL ESTATE.
HOUSE In DEERING FOR SALE

FEyHE story and halt house Pleasant Street,
IL Deermg (next to Or Clark's) owned by Capt
Dauiei Davis is offered for sale w. For terms and
particulars apply to HORATIO STAPLES,
1S0 Middle st or to
EDW. P. CHASE,
State Liquor Commissioner, Union St.
ja1S div
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Tene,,, ent1a LET

NeWGfskFkEs 10 EAtit
A GOOD tenement to let on Green street. Gas
"A ami Sebago. Inquire OF j. G. ODMAN,
at 119 IL Exchange street. noy27dtt
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WEST aARPsWELE.
Earpsweu Aouse-A. nerryn,an, Pro,
pFief9r.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
GEORGE NJ. SEIDERS.
Attorney-at-Law,

OFFICE, E0O EXCHANGE ST,
Formerly occupied by Judge Bonney.
Prompt ate- tioB given 10 ColIecti- x, Prs-
bate Bssssness, sc. po26eod2m
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AgEmn;te EzDuse, GseS, A. hopkins, Pre
REiet0rs
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,

Published every day Sundays exceptsd) by the
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-02
The Charleston Democracy.

whenever a set Of men assume to
control or act for q party for longer
tlme than has been in express terms
granted to them, an uphcaval of the
rank and file is an inevitable result.
In some Of tho counties Of our own
state, serious dissensions, and even
actual splits, have occurred in
the Democratic ranks. The only
means of securing solid party sun
port for any individual is by shown.
incontcstibly that ho is tho actual
choice ofa majority Of the party at the
time of his candidacy. If tho nomi-
mating convention, or if the executive
committee controlling tho manner of
nomination, is composed of persons
CHOSEN year or SO beforehand, and
%pon a di9erent issue, abundant rco-
son Is given for the cry Of unfairncss,
and not only tho candidate and those
through whose manipulations he has
ocen chosen, but the party itself, suffers
serious damage.
The position taken by majority of
the City Executive Committee Of
chaleston is most remarkable. Chos-
ch, as II appears, two years ago, more
~ 10 perpetuatc tho machinery of the
party and to set its wheels in motion
at tho beginning Of new canvass
they have constituted themselves sole
arbiters Of the campaign, and assume
the right not only to subvort all prc-
vious usages but even to declare who
may or may not be members of thc
party. This, in the face of former
resolution that only convention hos
the power to alter tho organic law, is
an aosurdity. And when, moreover.
Il is manifest that this usurpation Of
power ps; Is for the express purpose of
allowing Radical ncgrocs-Bowen,s
strikers and Mackcy's hunkadoris--to
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-02
GREAT EXCITEMENT
AT
PALMETTO HOUSE.

JUST ARRIVED one of the finest as
sortmonta Of Liquors in the Boro. One
io4O; Three Barrels Of fine old Rye Whis.
Key: lst. Old Imperial Cabinet Whiskev.
. years old; 2nd, ALSO the Mabel Belle q
ditto; 3rd. Roanoke Rye, the oldest. ia
thtto: Corn Whiskoy Of tho best grades
North Carolina Corn, ,Sw eet and Sour Mash.
or the best grades Also. Wines and Bran,
oles OF tho finest brands, have also q
"n1 lot of Cigars and Tobacco which 7
VIII dispose of Mt reasonable prices for
cesh only. Give me q call, and / will treat
yo" fieht, Philadelphia Lager Beer al.
Berger and Engcl. You can ind mo ~
nil times at the Bar un er the Winnsboro
note next door to D r. Flenniken's
oall an soc me. !. CLENDINING.
aug rs
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-02
TIE NEXT ENJOY.
Contingencies that May Arise In tho House
OF Representatives and Senatc--Pro-
gramne Of tho Politicians.

Contingencies that May Arise in tho House
OF Representatives and Senatc--Pro-
gramne Of tho Politicians.
Correspondence New York Herald
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.--C0ngrcss-
man Springer, of Illinois, chairman Of
tho Committee on Elections, in Il re-
cent interview said that Mr.. King, of
Wisconsin, had abandoned tho contest
against Mr.. George G.. lIazciton, the
Republican member from tho Third
Wisconsin district, SO that the only
hope now left the Democrats in the
House is to unscat Mr.. Orth, of III
diana, whose scat is being contested
by Mr.. James McCabe, and that would
tic the vote by States in the event the
election Of a President dcvolvcd upon
Congress. Mr.. Springer saws the
reason that Mr.. King gave UP the
contest was that the evidence was not
sufficient to sustain his case. AS the
Ilouse Committee OH Eclcctions has
not acted upon single contested
case, there is suspicion that the
liazclton-King contested case is not
abandoned. According to Mr.. Sprin-
gers explanation, he admits that Mr..
Orth Is Il candidate for forced retire.
mcnt, so as to tic tho States in the
event that the election Of the President
should be thrown into the House of
Representatives. 1t is understood
here that the programme as already
outlined in these dispatches will be
adhered to, and particularly will this
be so if New York and Ohio should
elect the Republican ticket this fall.
Tho administration is counting on the
prestige OF success i'm these two States
to reduce the Democratic majority in
the Senate, for it is believed that
should Ohio and New York elect Re
publican Legislatures, then Connccti-
cut, Pennsylvania and New jersey
will surely follow, and the election of
five Republican Senators would
change the vote Of the Senate, even
with the addition Of u Democrat in
place OF Senator Bruce, SO as to make
Senator Davis, Of Illinois, the balance
OF power. In the event Of the House
falling to choose a PRESIDENT, should
such contingency arise, the Nicc-P -Prcsi-
dent would be chosen by the Senate
rs now constituted, and the Vice
President so chosen would become
President on the 4th of March, 1881.
With Republican success in the States
named the new Senate would stand
thirty-cight Democrats, thirty-scvcn
Republicans and Senator David Davis,
Independent, and his vote would he
necessary to the Democrats to organ
izc the Senate. IL is even contcndcd
that tho same success which would
elect the Republican Presidential
ticket would give to Mr.. Davis vote
in the Senate additional weight and
make him the leader Of third party
of no mean proportions, for he would
still hold the balance Of power. Tho
sequel to all this is that in view Of sc
many political contingencies it will he
necessary for the Senate to do little
prrging on it's own account, and tho
removal Of Senator Kellogg, Louisi.
ana will free the Democrts of all fcal
of losing authority in the Senate be-
fore 1883.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-02

&ffS week in your own town, and no
fsIsnsIs fO q cnp,ta! ir1I rlsked You can give the
STEIS noS mnis trial without expense The best Oh.
sHo %orE ~ Yon should try nothing else until YOU
ness s'v ws S"mTsc sr what you can at the bust
cnn d"vnn H'cTi II, NO room to explain here You
cvncy e 70 E Inc business, and make great pay for
nvSpS n,'tp IoNr that you work Women make Ss
mnn Ic,, ,, ms men Send for special private terms
trl mna particulars, which we mail FREQ. Is o,ltnt
ha i,uU, Don't complain OF hard times while VnS,
htVe sucna chance. Address o ~"
Aug 10 fGmxly ''"' Hi"ihe.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-02

participate in Democratic primaries
and control the nomination, their con-
duct cannot be viewed otherwise than
rs crime. No wonder that the
Democrats have taken the matter in
their own hands and called ward
meetings for tho purpose Of ciltcting Il
pure Democratic organization. They
could not sit down and sec the ma
chincry of tho party handed over to
Bowen and Mackcy. Better no party
at all than such mockcry. But there
arc thousands Of Democrats in
Charleston, and they are determined
TO have party--a party in full accord
with that Of tho State and Of the
Union. That this purified party will
nominate Captain Courtcnay is in
cvitablc, for of the three candidates
he alone has placed himself squarcly
on Democratic platform. The issue
is not between Sale men and Courtc-
nay mon, but between straight Dcmoc-
racy and political misccgcnation.
When Mr.J. b. Campbell placed him.
self without tho pale Of the party by
refusing to obey the party's nomna-
ton, we characterized his course as
we thought it deserved. But fur
worse is the present scheme to pre-
tend to demand Il Democratic nomi-
nation and yet seek TO secure it by
Radical votes. TO claim to be q
Hampton Democrat on Radical plat
form was bad enough. But to bury
the Democratic primaries under u load
OF Radical votes i'll the name OF the
"Straightout Democracy, who never
fused, bolted or ran Independent" is
the refinement of sarcasm. 1t would
be capital plan to have the Demo-
cratic and tho regular Radical pri-
marics on the same day, so that the
thrifty hunkadoris in voting need
lose but one day from their accustom-
ell avocations. This would be a move
in the line Of strict economy.
Outsiders, even though uninrormcd
as to the merits OF the present issue
in Charleston, need lose no time in
deciding between the real and the
spurious Democracy. Captain Courtc-
nay placed himself ut the beginning
on firm ground, and his friends have
ever announced themselves ready TO
abide by the decision Of Il majority of
bon0 .Fdc Democrats. Mayor Sale
i"timatcs that if he be not nominated
I f,ot
Prac'lscd' ana will therefore not abide
os 'he nomination. Asoin. the sun-
rorlers Of Captain Courtcn;,y ,rc ,h,
ocst men Of all Glasses and ayocnt,nre
III charleston. On the other hand
Mayor Sales organ is monoocd ,,,,
TWO negroes, Porter, of .izoy notoric-
.y, and j. j. Wright, of unsavorv
Jnd'clal memory. At his meetings. tho
most blatant speakers arc Puryis. q
drunken rcprobatc, and Freeman. n
mallgnant and corrupt Radical negro,
lhcsc reptiles dare to pollutc the So
called temples Of Democracy by their
when such creatures arc suffered 10
bow. Again, il is charged that Mavor
Sale has turned of or ignored white
Democrats and put Radical negroes to
work Oh his streets. Is this Dcmocra-
cy of the straightout stripe? Heaven
forbidl
The whole State is looking on
Charleston. They believe that her
Democracy will be equal to the cmcr-
gcncy. And they bid her God speed
in the work Of publication.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-02

Il PRINCELI MES.4LLIINCE.
Hehry NN.,of KGuSs, Falls Into Il Unit
WITH Il CirGIIH- IL itlnr.

Horny HN.,of Reu.s, Falls Into u Union
with II Ctrcus-lsidcr.
The princcly family OF licuss, only
two branches of which preserve their
sovereign rights, had the doubtful hon
or or witnessing the marriage otonc of
their race with Mile. Cloiildc Loissct,
u circus-ridcr we'll known in Germany
anti Belgium for her equestrian tcats
and the grace Of her performances.
The young couple, who contracted their
alliance on tho island Of ITcligoland,
under British rule, are now spending
thcir honeymoon ut Hamburg, where
they will probably take up their per
mancnt abode. The ncwlv-marricd
prince, who, like all tho male members
Of his house, bears the baplismul name
of Henry, and can be distinguished
from his numerous brothers and cous-
ms only by the number attached to il
on his birth, was formerly a lieutenant
in the Fifth Regiment ofprussiau Dra
goons, from which he was dismissed,
however, owing 10 his wild pranksani
dissolnlc habits. Notwithstanding his
youth, Prince Henry Xxx. has been tho
subject of fmany scandalous stories, and
the pcrpctratOr Of more than one rcck-
less act, which ono;hcrs but him would
! nave rejected lasting shame aud dis
honor. Garrsoncd some years ago i'm
Frankfort-on-thc- Maine, tho Prince
was q constant frcqucntcr of the then
existing gambling hclls of the neigh
boring liambourg, Wicsbadcn and
}adcn-Badcn, at which, favored by
luck, hc is said to have more than once
pockctcd immense sums, to be souan-
dcred as rapidly and toolishly as they
were won. On his retirement from
tho army, ncccssitatcd by his inability
to meet the claims Of his creditors,
tho courts, confirming his bankruptcy,
placed him under the care ofan official
guardian, from whom he soon man
aged to free himself. lie stayed In
Berlin last winter, living on tho pro-
cccds of small income generously
granted bin by his family. lie might
often be seen in the circus or ut Tat
tcrshalPs, apparently having no higher
enjoyment than the society of jockeys
and circus riders, whom in dress and
appearance no cndcavorcd to initiate
as much as possible. a sister of Mile.
biotildc, who used to perform at the
Cirque PEt6, married French Count.
There is still another sister, Emile,
also in tho circus business, who is
shortly to be married to Prince Hartz-
field, German noblcman.
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,,-Presidcnt Garrett, of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, has a. plan by
which no can shorten tho distance be-
tween Baltimore and Chicago at least
two hundred miles,
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"Niy nausea Of morninp ia now
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Let me have three boxes Of your
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nor does anything add more to tho
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than the roses Oh the checks of those
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PURE vvHalTHI OH.

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tate undauntcd. In
the early morning, whilst tho
sentinel stars still watched above
him, the suffering warrior slept unto
death, to awake at the rcvcillc of Etcr-
nifty. Peace, blissit:l peace, to that
proud form, which gave space and
earthly scmblancc to the noble soul
which glowcd within it's compass.
Brave and magnanimous soul! Spirit
OF fhonor and dcvotion! Heaven di-
rccted, thou hast crossed that dark and
awful gulf which hedges in mortality
from Immortality! TO thy memory
tribute would bring, and, weaving
words Of praise, as 'twerc flowory gar
lands, scatter them above thy NOR
tai resting place, in token that the
beloved dead still live in tho hearts of
tho living. A. j. LEWIS.
NEGROES GoING WEsT.-A dispatch
rom Nashville, Tenn, dated Septcm-
bcr %, says: An exodus of negroes
to Kansas commenced here to-day,
with the prospect Of q large emigration
to the West. Ono hundred left on q
special train Vi0 the Nashville, Chatta-
nooga and St. Louis and Iron Noun
tain roads, while two hundred will
leave tomorrow morning, on special
train Vi0 Evansville, Henderson and
Nashville and st. Louis and South
EASTERN lines. Both trains will take
up other crowds along their respective
routes. This sudddcn exodus is occa-
stoned by tho charter by negro leaders
Of excursion trains to st. Louis, Kan
sas city and Topeka, at 81, 81 and 50.
One thousand negroes saw tho train
OIL tonight, crying, praying and sing
ing just previous to its departure.
-----es sS-- u,
A QUESTION OF STRESS AND ACCENT.
A writer in tho Euangclia has
called attention to small but very
common error which older people as
well rs children make in repeating the
Iamiliar little prayer, "And now [ Law
mo down to Sleep" Probably there
arc few persons who do not use tho
definite article "thc" bcforo tho word
"Lord" in tho second and fourth lines.
By SO doing they simply mako an
Affirmation and not an invocation.
The writer, with very good reason,
holds that tho prayer should be giyon
as follows:
And now lay mo down to sleep,
II pray Thee, Lord, my soul to Keen:
II l should dio before wake,
pray Thee, Lord, my soul to take
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o,o The ace population of New Orleans is
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-02

: iVO Want u good Mint Julep, Ice
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GENTS For sixteen years have been q great
sufferer from ScrOfula In It's most distressing
forms. have been confined to my room and
bed for fifteen years with scrofulous ulccra-
tions. The most approved remedies for such
cases had been used, and the most eminent
physicians consulted, without any decided
benefit. Thus prostratcd, distressed, dGspond-
Ing, was advised by DR.. Aver, OF Floyd Coun-
ty, Ga, to commence the use OF your Compound
Extract Stflilngtn: Language is as insufficient
to describe the relief obtained from the tIsc OF
tho Stillingia as II Is to convey an adequate
Idea OF the intensity Of my suffering before
using your medicine sufficient to say, aban-
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or your Extract OF Stlllingia, until can say
truly II am cured OF all pan," OF all disease,
with nothing to obstruct the. active pursuit OF
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elapsed since this remarkable cure, without
uny return OF the dlScnSe
For the truth Of the above statement. refer
to any gentleman In Barlow County, Ga., ana
to the mcmbe Of the bar OF Cherokee Circuit,
who are acquainted with me. I shah ever
remain with the deepest gratitude,
Your oDcdlGnt servant,
j. c. BRANSON, Atty. at Law.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-02
A MIRACLE.

WEST POINT, GA, Sept. TO- 1870
SESTS:-hly daughter was taken on the 25th
day or June, 1863, with what was supposed to bc
Acute Rheumatlsm and was treated for tho
pieces OF bone EegaD to work out or the rivhf
arm ana continued to appear TIL MI the bone
IRON, the elbow to tho shoulder Joint came out,
Many pieces or bone came out or right foot and
!eg. The case was then pronounced one Of
% Wnite Swelling: After having been confined
Sdcred hopeless, was induced to try Dr. Penn
DertonsS Compound Extract OF Stillingfa, and
was so we'll satisfied with It's effects that have
CONTINUED the use OF 1t until tho present.
My daughter was confined to her bed about
SIX years before she sat up or even turned over
sews most Of her tlme-has walked across tho
room Ter general health IS now good. and I
believe she will, rs her limbs gain strength
Walk well. attribute her recovery with the
blessing Of God, to the use OF your Invaluable
With gratitude am, yours i trq!y, VI ,,uo>,
WEST POINT, Ca, Sept. 10, 1870
GENTS THE above certificate OF Dir. W. Is.
The thing Is SO; hundreds or the most respect
ca citizens Will certify to It.. AS much reference
can be given rs may be required.
Yours truly,
CRAWFoRD& & WALKER, Druggists.
HON. d. WILLIAMS
7H- DIR. PIEMBERTONS STILLINGIA IS prc-
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Sold by all DRUGGISTS In 81 90 bottles, or sent
where. '
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IN MEMORILfK.

We copy the following beautiful
tribute from the New Orleans Times
to the memory Of the late John b.
Hood:
-. Saturday,
tn 30th
day ofAu-
gust, 70,
in the city
ofNcw
Orleans,
JOHN Is. HOOD,
LIEUTENANT GENERAL, G. s. A.
Born at Owcnsvillc, Bath county, Ken
tucky, in June, 1881. In peace, as in
war, he served hiscountry withloy atty
and affection. lie lived an cxcmpiar to
his fellow men, and died as die the
faithful. Death came to him after a
short but painful illness. His
broken heart, mourn
ing he
loss of her
he loved
SOY we'll,
did moro
than NAL
dy Or
p'h y steal
pain, to
crush that
life which
till hen
had bornc
all the
strokes of
fnfe Ondountr,1 Tn
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Don't borrow your neighbor's pa-
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DR.. Pcmberton's Stillingia or Queens
DELIGHT.

sV-Tho reports OF wondrfp cures OF Rheuma-
ttyn, Scrofula, Salt Rheuin, syphilis, Cancer,
Ulcers and Sores, that come from al parts OF
the country, arc not only remarkable but 80
miraculous as to De doubted was 1t not for tho
abundance OF proof.
Remarkable Cure Of Scrofula, so,
CASE OF COL. j. c. DRANSON
KINGSTON. GA. Snntpmhnr liz 1871
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-02


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