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The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-20

Report of finsnce committee showed .
deficit Of 50 D, necessary to meet ex-
penses. Mrs. Duniway agreed to set
tie balance and rely npon the generosity
of friends of the movement to recon-
pense her for the additional outlay
The following resolutions were offered
and adopted:
ResolUed, That our thanks are due to
the brave citizens of Wyoming for
their heroic action in vindicating the
right of suffrage for women in their
Territory: and we look forward with an-
ticipation and hope to the day when
that "gem of the mountains VIII send
a lady delegate TO Congress.
ReSOlUed, That our thanks are DUE
and are hereby rendered TO DIR. Agnes
Burr, for the use Of her parloTs, and to
the gentlemen in charge OF the \. NJ. G.
A. for their kindness in Offering their
hall for the business meetings of this
Association. We also return thanks to
the railway and steam navigation com
panies for half-fare tickets.
RcsOlred. That the thanks of this
Association are rendered TO tue young
! peoples jubilee club, aud others for vo-
cal and instrumental music aud TO
/ Professor Prentice for free use oi piano.
/ ResOlUed, That our thanks are due TO
/ the Daily OreQOHicIi, Standard, Ietc-
/ gram and Bee for their fair and Impair
/ tial reports of the meetings Of the Asso-
citation, and to Hon. +. o. McCown and
Rev. T. l.. Eliot for their excellent ad-
dresses in aid of our work.
/ RcsOiUcd, That vote Of thanks be
/ rendered To the citizens OF Portland foi
hospitalities to delegates and friends oi
this Association.
An interesting letter was read by
Mrs. c. a. Coburn, from Col. John a
Collins, OF San Francisco.
Letters were read from Rev. 7. f
Campbell, Of Monmouth, Rev. DIR
Lindsey, of Portland, and Mrs. Proeb
stel, of La Grande.
Adjourned till a p. N.
EVENING SESSION.
a fine audience in attendance, not
withstanding the pouring rain.
Instrumental duett by Misses Cook
and MeCord; address by Mrs. Duni
way; singing by the jubilee club, Mis-
Caples at the piano; address by Mrs
Thompson; harmonica solo by Nj
White; recitation by George Peters
address by Mrs. Loughary; singing b.
jubilee club.
Adjourned to time OF next annua
meeting unless sooner convened by ca
Of executive committee.
ABIGAIL SCOTT DUNIwAY,
J. DEvoRE JOHNSON, President
Secretary.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-20

A boyish frolic is thus recorded as
having taken place in Albany recently.
"a case was before an Albany Justice
last Wednesday, in which man named
Armstrong, sixty years Of age, was con-
victed Of assaulting man named Hum
phrey, seventy-five years Of age. He
was fined SIS and cost, in all amounting
TO about $50. The assault was commit
ted by throwing brickbats."
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-20
Devouring every passing day
His thousands AT his meals %

The Brooklyn Presbytery, February
18th, adopted resolution instrueting
the committee thatif they find common
fame against DIR. Talmage fulfills all
conditions Of requirements in the book
oil discipline, they shall formulate such
common fame into charge with speei-
hcatiOns and names of witnesses to sup
port them, aud submit the same TO the
Presbytery.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-20

The election of John y. Logan to the
United States Senate by the Illinois
Legislature is ascribed to the tact and
electioneering talent Of his wife, who
has more than once, in difficult circum-
stances, turned the scales in her hus-
bands favor.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-20

The eldest daughter Of the late Prin-
cess Alice, a sixteen-year-old girl, is
said to be exceeding lovely, intelligent,
and fine in character. She has the
scientific tastes Of her mother, and
promises to be a princess by right Of
brains as well as of birth.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-20

Lack OF judgment causes ully hfty per cent.
of all business men 20 fail, sooner or later. Do
not an equal proportion of physicians fail Co
cure from the same causee AT the Grand IN
valids' and Tourists Hotel, Buffalo, New York,
Dr. Pierce, through the skill attained by his
several specialists, each having devoted wears
10 a special department of medical science, is
able 20 cure "a large per cent. of cases hitherto
considered incunble. Many physicians, iu
view OF the superior advantages Of this model
sanitarium, bring there stubborn, obscure,
complicated, and surgical eases, for examiua-
tons, operation, and treatment. Full parlicu-
lars given in the Peoples Common Sense Med
ical Adviser, an illustrated work of over $50
pages. Price, postpaid. 81 So. Address the au-
thor, r. ". Pierce, NJ D., Buffalo, New York.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-20

haie's Honey Of Akoreho"nd ana Aar'
For the cure OF coughs, colds. Influenza, diff
cult breathing, hoarseuess, and an affections
of the throat, bronchial tubes, and lungs lead
ing 10 consumption. This iumlubIe remedyis
composed OF the honey of the plant horehound,
i'm chemical union with tar balm, extracted
from the life principle of the forest tree AbIes
BaIsamea, or Balm or Gilead- The honey of
horehound soothes and scatters all irritations
and innammations, and the tar balm cleanses
aud heal the throat and air passages leading
TO the lungs Five additional ingredients keep
the organs cool, moist, and in healthfuI action.
Let no prejudice keep you from trying this
great medicine of a famous doctor, who has
saved thousands Of lives by it in his large pri-
vate practice.
y B.-The tar balm has no bad taste or
smell. Price, 50 cents and 81 per bottle. For
sale by all druggists.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-20

The proposition to tax coffee p cents
pound was rejected by the Senate.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-20

Hunters in Wyoming and Dakota
have destroyed forty thousand bufialOes
during the last six months.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-20

Now is the time to make up clubs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-27
&atbolii6e @obltbdti8feit.

4ls Der sssenpdrtise Serr @rsbii9of
pom NeapsI snbli9 pom Der itaIienii9en
Staatsrssisruns aud anertannt wurbe,
unb gum eritsn Mals ben srSbiidOHidsn
YaIait bstrat, lisS er iosleid 200 arme In
ieinsm YaIafe auf's reidIi9fte ausfpsis
fen. 9as mar Der erite @ebrau3. ben er
pom ieinsm Gintommsa ma@ts. Der 8srs
elm Der tatbOIii4en SusenO, benz iebr piele
SSbns Der eriten nsapoIitanii9sn SAINTS
lien anssb6ren, bate es iibernommeu, bic
armen bsi Glide su bebiensn. Dieie uurs
ben nebsnbsi nod auf peri9iebsne Beiie
bsidentt, unb 10 seffaItete f9 bieie 8es
pirtbuns BEL eiuem sroBen Tbeile Der Bes
wobnsr Rsapels gu einsm wabren Sreubens
feits. Die Armen finbsn In ibrsr Notb
nur lIuterfisuns Bel Der tatboIii9en @eiit'
Ii1tsit unb BEL ben Rl6itern, mdbrenb BITE
itaIisnii9s Rssieruns has BsttsIn auf's
~ftrsnsffe perbistst unb ale WobItbdtistettss
anitaIten an ii4 sn 3iebsn iu@t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-27
Matbolfaer airaen , aaIenser,
@er mid liebt, baIt meme 9sbots-Spb.l4
Enrut Ss, Suui az Mfnoif SnnentiuS
AGtun8 ibr &atbolifen!
Sie Stimme bes bcrf. 9ius TX.

Sn unisrn Tasen i9eint bic goriebun9
Der tatbpIi'9en 8reIe cine b~eionbers Wttl'
Hen seseben su baben. In ibr 1T es, Die
grunbldse Der Srbnuns unb bes Slau'
Sens bort, mo bieislben berri9en, gu bspabs
zen unb ie ba gu perbreiten, mo- 9ottlos
Rsteit unb cine talte 9Iei6siltist.it btes
Seiben IN 9srsefsnbeit seratben lisBen. -
gius TX. in einem S6reiben pom 1851.
@ir eriu4sn gle i~nitdnbisit allen benen
auit eurem suten Wiaen uno earer 9unli
betauifeben, bic nit @eiit besabt nnb NIT
~seniigenber &enntniB ausseriiitet, fi9 an
Ste 9rbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 3eitun:
asu ,ur 8ertbeibisuns unb 8erbreituns be,
fatboIii9ea 9ebre perDffentli9en. - gnep:
cIica 8ius TX.
2aBt Gi6ts unperiu9t, wobur9 uniere
5eilise Relision unb ibre beiliame Gebre tn
BEN Yereiaigten Staaten meter perbreitei
srerben tDnnen, bamit p~erirrte @anbere,
auf ben re9teu 9fab s~uriitseleitet weroer
u5sen.-S9reibeu 9ius TX. an bic St:
I55fe Der 9. ct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-27

bat nidt beabf9tist, fd uon iensn 8srs
b%anblunsen nidt binben ~ Iaien. es bat
pielmebr ausoridl,d erfldrt, sebpriam ans
Sunebmsn, mas Der 81. Stubl feflteuen
perbe. Die &atbolitsn protsitirtsn Sase.
gen, baB Der Iussans iener gerbanbIln:
gen irsenb sinea @influB auf ibr rein 20:
lttii9es 8erbaIten baben perbe. llnb ba,
rim baben iis iis 10 wenis pom ben 9ebren
bes bl. StubIest osseiust, baB iie ii9 ben:
ielben pielmebr anidloheu. Der Bapf
bat ME beanipru9t unb beasiprudt aud
isst ni9t, iid in rein poIitii9e Oinse su
mil9en. gr betimmsrt iib gar ni5t um
bas, mas in ben einseInen Staaten bic ST.
nan3en, ben SanSsI, bas Wtlitar, bic Eri.
bunale, bic 6ffentli9e Si1erbeit, bic biplo
uatii4en 8e3iebunsen bstrifft. absr etmas
anoeles 1T etne rein poIitii1e Iction, uni
etuas anberes bic poIitii9e Qction i'm Nl.
semeinen. Gie poIitii9e Nction fam BIZ
reltsi6ien Snterefsu ober bic meralii9er
Yrincipien etnes Bottles betreffen: uni
cine ioI9e poIitiide Qction fam ni5t Oh
ieben bon ben Qsbrsn unb Der Oireetiut
bes gapffes, weI9sr b6dfer @d5tsr be,
Ns1te Der 8ir9e unb %unfeblbarer 2sbre,
Der Wabrbeit unb Der 9sredttsteit fur BIZ
Volter 1T. @on bieier Seite babeu it'd
bic Gentrums: Abseorbnstsn in Dsutidlans
ni9t nur iebr seborium sesen ben 81
StubI seseist, ~ionbern ft9 in bisiem @e
boriam aud 10 feit beuabrt, bag fe in be-
9ei4idte Der Rir9e ais elm euises Dent
NAL Der Eapferteit uno Der unsri9itterIi
den Staubbaftisteit bleiben perbsn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-27
sloreTe Der frans6Ti&en &atbo.
Iifem an oen bI. Batter.

sic RotboIifen,W e r{ommIuno in Noris
Int cine non Arm ReIIsr entmorfsne grs
osb,nbeits. glSrsJe an hen gSonf csi,,S,t
gorim "a bsist.
'Weroebsns iudt mou uniere 9aidt.n
ala Niro,r in sinsu @soeufat AZ nnisrn
IHi6ten ala g6ri6en an 'brinoen: usro..
bsns beiduIbiot man una. mir ieien, mel
mir Sir, &. Wotsr, In @laubensIadeu os'
borden. Sie bIinSeu Diensr elmer iremSsu
Iutoritat. Wir miGeu. bas mir nom benz
StattbaIt,r Seiu gbriift muir Iernem fSn.
mem. bos gaferIanb n, Iieben. uub linn ie.
bee Spier. u ui6t bas unferes @swii.
lens. ,u brinaen.-0ir Rnb fiber, baR bas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-27
GntieBlt6es Gnoe clues ReIi8is
1tterS. Ia

Ser rSuIb. 8ts." pirS aus 8arsel Bel
MibIbeim a. W. SOIseubss sei9risben:
v9rObes aufisben errest ein 0orfau, BET
oisier Gage In bisiiser @esenb ftd 3utrus.
am Sonntas absnb psrIieB elm @olporteur
aus 8irssI tn ipatsr Stunbe bic Birtbs
i6ait zines bstanntsn iociaIitii4en asitas
tors In Wiblbeim, UNI ben Wss na9 isi'
nsr Ssimatb ansutretsu. Dss anberenWOrs
gems fanb man i'm sri9lasen unter einsm
umsehirSten i%tsinernen areu5e, bas 3wis
iden Riblbsim u. Yirsel etpas pom 0sse
entfernt itanb. Der @ri9Iassne mar Elm
alsemsin bstannter &slisionsip6ttsr. Oers
leI6e lag untsr benz &reuss Der sins SUB,
nit benz er fi9 ans &reuj iiemmts, UNI es
nit @spaIt umSursibsn, mar msbrmals
sebro4sn, bic Bruit sinssbridt unb bic
re9te 5anb mar nod ssballt sssen bas
@rueifir ausssitredt. 90 lag CT ben san'
seu Gag untsr benz &rsuss. 9unbe,ts uon
Wsni@en tamsu, um ben SrspsI ~ isbsn,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-27

aubsrbsm finb iis tros ibres m~ufterbaften
8strasens %fortpdbrenb bs1 Qualersien
Der 8eborbsn. S~ausiudunsen uno enblc'
fen Subisnationen ausseiest. 0ieie Aete
Der unmeni9Ii9teit fiub gang neu, unb
man fam is fid bur9 bic annabme err
tldrsn, baB es Der &esieruns barum gu
tbuu 1T, Weni9en, bic ben Cob Der apo:
itaiis porSieben, CUR Sersweifuns lu trst'
ben. Sbne unisr llnteraitunssuert, has
son ben &atbolifen ueri9ieoener 2dnSer 10
sroBmitbis besinitist wirb, pare idon
cine sruBe ausabI bisier @Iaubensbeloen
u%msefommen. (Ran io1te benten, Der
INNER mebr nm ii5 sreifenbe NibiIismus
foate bic ruiRi9e &esieruns miloer tim
men sesen bic tatboIiide Stride. Der
Oeipotismus 1T ebeno bIino uno ma3t
blino.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-27
Oieie Gage Der Dinse brinst u aber
ben &Smern iebr sroBen NadtbeiI. Ote

Oieie Gage Der Oinse brtnst aber
ben &Smern iebr sroBen Nadtbeil. Die
Bsiu1e. peI9e, na9itebenbe YeriOn!idtei:
ten in friberer 5eit fortudbrenb in &Om
matten, paren, abseisbsn pon benz @Ian,e,
weldsn ie petIieben, rei9e @innabmequel;
len fir bic Burger ber euisen Stabt. l1nb
bas Iisfert uns ben Bepeis fir bic Inse.
bSrise Gage, NORM fib sesenpdrtis &om
bsinbet: in bieier Stabt Tam Der &Onis
niet ben Bapf, nod aud feline erIau4ten
Briioer, bic Souperdne, ieben, fonoern er
muB bieielbe perIafen, UNI beiu6t 81 wers
BEN, entueber IN 8snebis, ober n Weai'
Lamb, ober in Won3a.
g4bsr bod, aud in 81 nj empfdnst Der
v&6nis pom Stalisn" geiu6e 3 o d It e:
benber 9erionen! @suib, er empfins
nsuIi9 I'M @artsn bss Suirinals ben BE:
iud bes grs. &sppIutionar O a.
rtbaIbi, Der bic &epoIuttoniruns Stas
LIENS often betreibt. @be Der Narr pou
Der 5tesentnisI isst &om psrlieB, bat e,
bic StaIiener Sur grri4tuns elmer rspoIu:
tionaren 2isu aufseforbert. Sn benz bar
aut beti9ltben Wtantfett la9t Der Alte un'
uerfrOren:
vOie 2iaa Der Democratic III entIdloi:
fen, nit friebIi1en WittsIn su arbsiten
bsBbaIb mifen bieisnisen, ueI9e Stalier
resieren, bebenteu, baB, penn etua bad
Wert Der 9emotratie sebemmt weroer
iolte, bic 8erantuortIidteit Dor Der Sea-
tion unb Dor ber @eididte auf fe aurid
fallen pirbe, faqs ndmli9 bic bemotrati'
i9e 9isa, UNI ibre &e9te seItenb gu mo
MAIDEN, sespunsen wirbe, 3u anberr
WttteI n, ais ben ausenbIidli9 anse
wanbten, gu sreifen."
glio 6umbert, biif bu nidt wiuis, Il
brau9' i9 9ewalt. Das bari @aribalb
sfientli9 brudsn laTsn. Der vRSnis'
bat ni9t bic 9ewalt, IS Su psrbieten. Uni
freili9, slei6e MOn9e, sIeide &appen
9aribalbi bat eben 10 ptel v&sdt", 10 !,
ipre6en uab euentusu aud su banbeln, al,
bic sstr6nte &suolution, wsl9e bic re6t
mdbissn Siriten pertrieb unb has Batrimo
mum 9etri raubte. Die Stunbe Der Straf
uno @bre9nuns wirb aud re9tSeitis i6la
gen: 8sr pom papf iBt, Der itirbt baran:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-27

iden gbsI iest ben RibiIismus gu unb
wdlst bic S9uIo Der istisen Suitdnbe auf
bic poIniiden &atboIiten. SdmmtIi9e
poInii9e BIdttsr babsn bereits einen i9ar:
fen Broteit sesen bteie teufi9e 9srIeum
ouns e~rIa1sn. Oas ruiiid poInii4e Ufar'
tpreruolt m6se bic @ebuIo unb &ube nidt
uerIiersn, ale S5uIb rd9t fi9 uuf Grbsn,
Der Gag Der gsraeltuns bri4t aber has
tprannii9e &ufentbum berein, uno aus
uielsi9t i9rsdlideu Ruinen wiro neues
9ebeu srbIibsu fur bic tatbolii9e Rir9e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-27

bic 5einbe Der @eieai4aS gu iein, molten
mir, ME Ou, 81. 8ater, ibr bientp unb fe
rettsn; mir perbeu bic WertIeute bes
Sorti5rittss ieiu, bic wabren 9ertbeibiser
Der Civilization, bic uabren Sreunoe uiener
ebrbaren Srsibeit, peIds aus ieser drifts
Iiden @rbs freipiais, ME elne SIume, bers
ppriproBt." a....a..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-16
Trade and Business.

Lead has advanced, as compared with a
year ago. year ago, ordinary pig lead was
quoted in price as low as 1886 per 100 lbs,
or S5-lOO cents per pound. Corrodible was
at the same time at 81 81 cents. The pres
ent price for corr0dible is 4 l5-lO0 a 4 25-lOO
cents; for common, i0-1O0 4 l2-1OO cents.
Prices are firm. Lead pipe is now at % cts.
and sheet lead at cents, while for the same
time in 1873 they were respectively "A and 81
cents There is an improved demand for lead
pipe for water works, new buildings, &C., and
our local lead works are running much more
actively than year ago, when almost COM
plete idleness reigned.
For machinery, generally speaking. there
is an excellent demand. Woodworking
machinery has been exceedingly neglected
throughout New England for many months,
and it is still but little inquired for. On the
other hand, any machinery connected with
the working of iron is particularly active,
such as lathes, planners, milling machines, &c.
There has been an advance in such machinery
in Philadelphia, owing to the great call that
has resulted from the spirited revival in the
iron-workiDg and iron-producing industries of
the State. New England makers have, how
ever, not advanced as yet, but prices are
frmer. Steam engines are in large demand
and engine builders are, in many places
throughout the State, unable to fill orders
with promptness; year ago these same es-
adjustments were idle, or whereabouts, and
now they are being run extra time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-16
General News.

About i20, 900 pounds of fish were caught
on one tide in Great Pond Inlet, near Long
Branch, on Monday.
Two ladies have written TO the Mayor of
New Orleans, desiring TO adopt two of the
children of the late Gen. Hood.
Letters have been received in this country
written by French nobleman, asking il ".
H. Vanderbilt has any daughters, and if A.
I. Stewart left any.
Arcahon, where the young King of Spain
is engaged in his second wooing, is pleasant,
rather dull and not very romantic place in
the southwest of France, near Bordeaux.
II is said that Col. Tom Scott succeeded
while in Europe in dsposing of enough South
crn Pacific bonds to enable the company to
push on toward its western terminus.
The annual session of the Supreme Grand
Lodge Of Odd Fellows convenedat Baltimore,
Nd, yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-16
A Political Assassination.

Private letters recently read from South
Carolina, indicate that the recent assassina-
ton of Alexander Brice, of Walhalla, was a
kind Of Yazoo performance. Brice was a ma
tive, and staunch republican. He had lately
undertaken the task of recognizing the re-
publican party of his county, and it is believed
that his murder was due to this fact alone
Shot by persons unknown" was the verdict
OF the jury. The long period of freedom from
political violence and bloodshed in South Car
DINA, together with the fact that the dominant
minority had nothing more to gain politically
had given rise to the hope that human life at
least would be safe in future political contests
and that better methods would gradually gain
favor. The hope seems not to have been well
founded. 1t is feared that new period of
political terrorism is about to begin in that
State
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-16

The young men of Kennebec county
deserve great deal OF credit for the great
republican gains in the election. Our
Davis club in Augusta did excellent SER
vice. Our speakers, organizers and
workers were host. We shall make no
attempt to mention particular eases OF
merit where all did we'll. Hallowell had
q fine organization and went into the
fight with the right kind of spirit. Gardi-
ner made magnificent fight and covered
herself all over with honor. Winthrop
workers were not excelled in the county.
They did their whole duty and "their
works do praise them" Waterville and
WestWaterville did nobly; also Readfeld,
Monmouth, Litchfeld, Manchester, Vas
salboro', China, Mt. Vernon, and so on
throughout the whole county. All honor
to the young republicans of Kennebec
county for the gallant manner in which
they conducted the campaign. They have
great reason to be proud of the record
they made. Let them keep their organi-
cations right up as in the late contest and
prepare to do even better in 1880 than they
have done this year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-16
Martin Traitor.

Georgetown, Martin Trafton.
bowdolnham, c. burlington.
WALDO COUNTY.
Republicans.
Belfast, John G. Brooks.
Stockton, Robert French.
Green5aeks.
Frankfort, Nathaniel Waldron.
| Brooks, OG Hussey.
Burnham, NJ. p. Milliken,
Montville, Hollis NJ. Howard.
Islesbobro', w. $. Pendleton.
Monroe, Toford Durham.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
| Republicans.
PASSPORT Geo. II. Robbins.
| Columbia Falls, q. Wilson.
| Meddybemps, Caleb Gilman.
| Calais. NJ N. Cusiek.
Perry, Robert NJ. Loring.
Steuben, Henry c. Baker.
Princeton, Chas. A. Rolf.
GreenJoeks.
East Machias, John c. Talbot
Addison, d. Nash.
Plantation No. IA, V. l.. Bridham.
YORK County.
Republicans.
Limington, Horace Il. Emmons.
Limerick, !. NJ. Mason.
Alfred, John T. Hall.
Saco, Geo Parcher
Lebaon, Isaac Hanscom
Wells, Geo. Getchell
Gfeenbdck
South Berwick, Bartholomew Went
worth.
North Berwick, Reuben Chadbourne
Parsonsfeld, Lorng II. Staples.
Buxton, \. &. Smith.
kennebunkport, Moses Hartman.
Biddeford. Henry A. Wales.
Carlos Heard.
BEAUTIEIERS.
Ladies, you cannot make fair skin, rosy
cheeks and sparkling eyes with all the cos
metics of France, or beautifers of the world
while in poor health, and nothing will give
YOU such good health STRENGTH buovant snirts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-16
PROSTRATION.

Edwin Clay Of Pugwash, Nova Scotia, writes as
follows:
MIR. JAMES I. FELLOWS, Sir
Having, while ut your establishment, carefully ex.
amineu your prescriptions, and the method prepar
ing your Compound Syrup of Hypophosphites, | felt
anxious TO givsif fair trial In my practice. For
the last twelve months have done So and And that
In ineipent consumption, and other diseases of the
throat and lungs II has done wonders In restoring
persons suffering from the effect ofdiphtheria and the
cough following typhoid fever prev aent In this re-.
gion, 1t is the best remedial agent have used.
But for persons suffering from exhaustion of the
powers Of the brain and nervous system, from long.
continued study or teaching, In those cases of ex
haustion from which many young men suffer, l
know Of no better medicine for restoration to health
than your Compound Syrup Of lIypophosphites.
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Special Notices.
a CARD.

a CARD.
To all who are suffering from the errors and ind
cretlons Of youth, nervous weakness, early deca,
loss of manhood, &C.. will send a recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remcd,
was discovered by missionary In South America
Send self-addressed envelope to the REV. josef
I. iNMAN, Station d. Ne,r York City.
dcc27tcod&wY
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NERVOUS POWER,
Fellows Compound Syrup Of Hypophosphtes.

The merit of this remarkable remedy Is due to its
peculiar property of restoring the wasted tissues of
the body to their original hrmness and yigor n il
well known that for every thought and action there is
death or decay of amount of material proportion
ate to the magnitude of the thought or action This
waste Is supplied by the unmp0ired nutritive func
ton The precOcious activity of youths the enthusi
astic struggle for wealth and fame In the middle
aged and old age itself undue decay of ma.
teral nervous force.
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REAUTIrIEIlS.

Ladies, you cannot make fair skin, rosy
cheeks and sparkling eyes with all the cos
metics of France, or beautifers of the world.
while in poor health, and nothing will give
you such good health. strength, buoyant spirits
and beauty as Hop Btters. A trial is certain
proof See another column.
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pailp Atnnfbtt SOurnal.
Augusta, Tuesday Morn'g, Sept. 10, 1879.
Official Vote.

We publish this morning the official
vote IN all the State except twenty small
towns and plantations. from which no
returns have been received. The vote of
the places not heard from is very small
and will make no change in the result
worth mentioning.
The total vote for Governor is 6,512.
Davis has 1870; Smith, 1850 Garce-
Ion, 21,lS1 scattering, 81.
Republican plurality over the greenback
ticket 20. 800.
Republican plurality over democratic
ticket 46, $50.
We publish complete list of senator's
elected, also complete list of representa-
tives, lacking one name. There are 10
republican senators to II opposition, and
80 republican representatives to 80 oppo-
sition.
The republican victory in the State is
complete.