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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-06-03
To Inventors and Mechanics.

PATENTS and how TO obtain them. Pamphlet
Of sixty pages free, upon receipt of Stamps tor
Postage. Address
GILMORE, SMITH x Co,
Solicitors OF Patents, Bor 81,
n6-tf VGshiHgtoB, H. {.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-06-03
AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

This COMPOUND u L
the vegetable q 1t era
tiyes, SsrsRparilla
Docks, stl!lingla, and
Mandrake with the To-
dides of Potash and
Iron, makes 4 most ef-
iectual euro of a series
OF complaints which
are very prevalent and
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-06-03

borer, but was another species, They
should be destroyed in the same way as
given for destroying the borer of the apple
tree.-Ne,c England Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-06-03
Dad lh.s GLh LAY OF May, -.
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
! OXFORD, 50 Board of County CommlssiOuers
May Session, ls7y
Upon the foregoing petition satisfactory evidence
having been received that the petitioners are Ic-
,pon-be, and that inquiry into the merits Of their
application T. cNpcdiCnt: IL Is Ordered, That the
! County Commissioners meet AZ the POstOflice.
Hanover Village, ON Tuesday, the 2ith day OF
JUNE next az ten ~ the clock a. m
and thence proceed 10 view The Ferry mentioned I'm
said petition Immediately after which view a hear
Ing OF the parties aud witnesses will De had At some
convenient place In the vicinity and such other mcas
urcs taken In the premises as the Commissioners
shall judge proper And II Il further ordered, that
notice Of the time, place and purpose Of the Com
mssOners' meeting aforesaid BE- given 10 all persons
and corporations interested, BY causing attested
copies Of said petition and OF this order thereon to De
served upon the respective Clerks Of the Towns OF
Bethel and Hanover, and also posted up In three
public placcs IN each OF said towns and published
three weeks successfully In the oxford Democrat =
newspaper printed Ut Paris IN said County Of OK.
ford, the first Of sad publications and each Of the
least ~ days before said time of meeting, 10
the end that all persons and corporations may
then and there appear, and shew cause, II any
they have, why the prayer Of said petitioners
Attest: JAMES 5. WRIGHT, Clerk.
true copy OF said Petition and Order OF Cour.
thereon
Attest: JAMES S.WRIGHT, Clerk
10 the hon. County Commissioner Of the County
Of oxford.
WE, the undersigned, citizens Of the town OF
w AndOycr and vicinity, would respectfully
represent that The rates OF tolls established
for crossing the AndroHcOggin River ut the Ferry,
established at RumfoTd Point, are higher than
they should be, ana should be reduced; and be.
heylng that tie public necessity requires that the
said r'uGs sh uld be reduced, NC therefore Request
your Honorable board to make the necessary in.
quiry, and make such reduction IN rates Of toll
al sad Ferry. a. you may think the public neces-
siy may require, 10 IN duty bound viii ever pray.
j. W. CLARK,
and Is others.
A,I,vrr Mach IN rs-l
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A true copv-attest IL. e. DAVIS, Reg

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed by the honorable
Judge OF Probate for the County OF OXFORD and
Of
SARAH L. FOSS late OF Paris,
In sad county deceased, by giving bond as the law
directs: he therefore requests all persons who
are indebted 10 the estate Of said deceased to make
Immediate payment; and those who have any dc
mands thereon 10 exhibit the same TO
REUBEN y. Toss.
AZ, "a 1870
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Maine JEFFERSON,

BY BRET HARTE, no By THOS. JEFFERSON
Will be be kept for public service during tho sea
son OF l-1g IN charge OF
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HENRY LADD,
and g. others.
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JAMES ). WRIGHT, Clerk.
"a Petition aud order Of Court

At.cst:- JAMES 5. WRIGHT, Clerk.
m&J-3w
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-03
The Ohio CsmpsiE..

Tue N. Y, World ssYsI "we mud
Mr., Sherman saying al steabeavllle
that the Democratic party OF ohlo'
both 10 It's platform and 10 candidates
supports, more or less, certain dog
mas which no thus describes " An
issue of an almos. unhmlted amount
Of irredeemable paper money w q
destruction Of tho system OF national
banks, aad (a) y calling IN and paying
of all the United States bonds with
ir,edsemable money, Now there may
possibIy be- somewhere IN the East, q
village, town, city Or state democratic
organization which supports such
d,eary nonsense ~ his, but No ven'
lure TO say that no democrat who
reads this journal has ever heard Of
such an organization. Has MI she''
man, or Mr.. sohurz, or Mr. Tait'
Not eontenled with oil this, Mr.
Sherman gravely warned his steuhen'
Vile listeners that In order 20 obtain
political power the democracy seek ny
party discipline TO compel lle'' mem
bers TO abandon the old and cherished
principles Of their party OF having .
sound currency redeenable IN som
Pay whom was \ government paper
"currency redoemable IN coin" an "old
and cherished Democratic principle
| In Now York or IN any other state
The democratic party has never WIN
~ our knowledge or observation con
tended for any government money bu'
ined money, or admitted the posi-
bilily OF any other constitutional
money Democratic Statesmen cal
ereenbacks debts or Treasury nole'
and promises 10 pay money, but the,
do not call them "money." Demo
Gratis hcreabouls NJ least deny TIL
RICH, Of Congress either to issue o.
to keep In circulation eree"bacEs o.
treasury notes excepting Us tools 10
borrowing money. On the o'he
hand, Mr.. Sherman declared NJ Steu
benville that the aim Of the republican
party and his own aim as Presiden
lial candidate Of that party would b.
to keep and maintain every dollar O
paper money ($3a0,sl0,o0o) in circu
la,ion,' and yet, it rumor speaks truly
Senator Edmuads, Of Vermont. j
now endeavoring to bring the Supre"
Court to say that any such purpose
forbidden by the Constitution! J.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-03

IRELAND-THg HOME RULERS. -
Mr.. Parnell, Home Rule member OF
the House OF Commons, addressed q
disorderly mob Of 10000 to 10000 in
Limerick on Saturday, upon the land
question. He advised the farmers to
combine and pay no rents until they
got q reduction, and advised the land
lords to accept these terms while they
could, as the opportunity would never
recur again. The crowd applauded,
and shouted in tayer OF shooting the
landlords and agents. The platform
was finally stormed aud much crush
ing and fighting ensued.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-03
The Death of Gen. Heed.

New ORLEANS, La, Aug, 80 Gen
eral Hood used military expressions
to the last. Perceiving slight iavora.
Bile symptoms, he said to DR.. Bemis'
ave may yet dis!odge the enemy"
AS a measure Of precauilon none OF
the military associations to which
Gen. Hood belonged have been lnvil-
ed to the funeral. He will be buried
this afternoon. Gen. Hood leaves
eleven children, the eldest 10 years,
and the youngest twins three weeks
old. His physical condition has been
bad for some time, caused, it is al.
legged, by anxiety arising from fnan'
cial reverses and the terrible blow hi
received in the death Of his wife. rht
General leaves Il manuscript OF the
history Of the war, which he Intended
to have published this fall.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-03

Here Ia u "gem" from the Quincy
H., Whigi
EVERY republican knows that moth
lug could happen to this Republic
that would be OF such advantage to II
M general and jadicious slaughter oil
tho Democratslat the polls. "For THIS
purpose there ought TO be u Federal
bayonet In every county IN the un''cd
States at tho next general election
There ought to be MORE but there
are unfortunately no more to be had'
Every patriot, however And every
patriot is q republican--ought to take
q bayonet with him 10 the polls, io'
the purpose Of assisting the Federal
army in the work Of killing Demo
Gratis"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-03

DRANGE C0VNTY
WIllIAMsrowS,-paaiel y, Tow,
send has a sheep wIlha record worthy
Of mention, she having lad within the
past four years eleven lambs and shear
ed as pounds Of washed wool
CHELsRA The tall term OF school
10 district No 0 was opened August
26lh- A Miss Berry of Thetlord ID
teacher
ID, u, II, Allen NJ Chelsea, who
attended tho sOldes' reaMlon NJ Mont
peller, became Insane on his way home
aud taking down q fence drove his
team aercss u field into the woods,
where b. remalned until the next day
nj noon, " hen h. Was discovered, "
IL Thought his insanity was caused 10y
y biow from a lullin uear Canns Mills
WEsr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
great show I. advertised ior this pIaee
Sept, o.
d., Could aGd family ARE sunapee
Lake
Tuesday Night Of lat week Gran
vile liarnrs' saloon was broken into
by parties yel unsnowh The casl
drawer containing from three to i've
dollars 10 change, winch was taken b,
thu thieves, Nothing IN value OF The
goods was molested,
BRAproRp Paw had big show
tho 25,h II wins said 10 BE- the yer,
bet. Thousand attended II,
Ely A staging inside the mine uPoI
which three nrn were slandiag, fell
distance Of about ten feet, one da,
last week, but no one vas s'rlons'.
hut
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-03
VERMONT.

Some people will commit crime
with one foot in the grave. A woman
a hundred years old, up In Albany, is
reported as learning to play an accor-
deon,
--Fhe next annHal meenting OF the
Vermont Bible Society will be held at
St. Adams, Oct Is.
"A Hydeville firm have just sent a
car of roofing slate to Liberia, Atric"
and it is believed to be the first slate
sent from this country TO Africa.
Foster Winchell Of Pittshejd is
in Jail for raping. his daughter.
Stephen Dunbar Of Fairfax, has
hanged himself because of family
troubles.
Frank Lynde OF West Brattle'
boro has peach orchard Of 900 tees
The new Catholic convent at Bur-
lington, the foundations of which are
now half up, will have a frontage OF
14O ieet and depth of 81, and will
lie four stories in height. The whole
structure will be substantially built OF
stone and brick.
There are now 81 occupants III
the House of Correction, the largest
number ever there at one time.
Mrs. Sophronia Spanldlng, aged
IS years hung herself at Fairfax Sun
dry morning. She has been partially
insane for some time.
The fourth annual Of the White
River Clam Bake Association wa'
held at White River Junction the 23d'
There was about 200 in ATTENDANCE.
aud the affair passed off very pleasant
|ly. 1t was voted to hold the mex
annual at Bellows Falls
The Farmers Picnic at Queer
City Park, at Burlington, Thursday
was one of the largest gatherings tina
ever took place in that vicinity, over
hundred and forty car loads comm!
by rail, hundreds Of people by boa
and hundreds more by teams. II wa
estimated that nearly $4,000 outsider
were in the city. An immence audi
ence listened to Rev. Henry War
Bee cher IN the afternoon. His subjec
was the present condition Of the cour
. try.
Perry Marsh Of Mortified, vel
eran Of the war of 1879 in which b
was q 6fer, attended the soldier
E reunion at Montpelier last week. IL
f iAighty-three years old, but in spit
r Of his years played yankee Doodle
aud "The Girl Left Behind Me-"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-03

New Hampshire is the first of the
states which has successfully agitated
the question Of taking church proper
ty. Her Legislature has just passed
law which taxes all church buildings
and other property belonging to any
church associations Of greater value
than ten thousand dollars. As u rule
this will leave country churches ex.
empt, but will reach the more costly
structures of the cities. 1t will Ger.
tainly discourage lavish church arch.
itecture.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-03
NEW HAMPSHIRE,


An eel, IN inches long, was found
six feet under ground al West Hen
mixer the other day, and being exposed
TO the air became full Of lite
The stale fair occurs NJ Dover
September 1919, and $4,000 viii be
given IN premiums-s7oOo for agrlenl'
tural aud stock awards aud $4,000 for
troltlng purses
II, l., sieayens Of Fast liaveTh'll
shot recently. a mellow crane which
measured six ieel and four inches from
| zip 10 zip OF wings,
-Ttiny.two persons ever 10 years
of age voted IN Newport IN 1870, aud
only eleven Of them are nov llyins'
The fall tdrm d Dartmouth Col
leae opeued Thursday morning The
number If ireshmen IN atled,nee upon
chapel exercises was ABOUT ''s"'y VI
whom thirteen cnteres the Chandler
Scientific Department. Others are
known TO be coming, aud a large class
10 assured,
Thursday Was q picnic day 10 the
spiri,ualsts camp At sonapee Lake
and was giving mostly to recreation
dancing being the principal paa'''ne'
A party Of Shaker from Enie'd' III
Guiding EIdtr Cummings will DO pres
on, on Tuesday Wednesday aud Thnr'
dny Of this week aud take prominent
mar, ln the meetings. Speaking ana
singing we'c the features o' the lore
moons exercises
"A a3'vcar'old kccur woman
named Elliott rccsmlly mad n dentist
I'LL two OF her lveih
A. Inspector A. u Drew ct
Boston, was driving down steep III
At Canaan, Saturday morning i've
wheels Of the carriage broke throwing
him and wife ou,, Ms, DreV wa
bruised aud injured about the face
bu, he escaped with n slight injury
The preparations Tor dcdica''nt
rho soldiers monument u. Manchester
Sev,cmher llth are being acl'vel!
pusbcd aud the Indications all pom
to the largest gathering ever see" u
the city.
-,The Three Rivers boarding
house at Woodstock, was burned sun
day evening. Loss $500, Insurance.
800. Cause, defective chimney
--Ano,hcrkcrosrne horror occurred
AZ Manchester, Monday, about ll,3'
o'clock, A. NJ. by the explosion OF
can which Sarah Ana, II year oil
daughter OF palrick Moran, WAS nslnl
r IN fastening fire for dinner. sh'
was terribly burned about the arm
aud body, aud her recovery Is DOUBT
rul Her mother IS dead and she wa
doing tho housewo'E'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-03

The political fight in Maine and
Ohio is at white heat and they talk of
polling the largest vote ever thrown.
Predictions as to the result in Maine
are as various as the parties making
them. Tie republicans are working
with the courage Of desperation and
if defeated the blow will be a crushing
one to the Blaine Hanlin ring tina,
has so long reigned. in the Pine Tree
State. While protesting great conf
danee they cannot conceal signs o
alarm and many Of them admit thai
an election by the people is imprcba
BILE.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-03

The Providence Press, and infiuen'
,ial republican paper says. For yeats
past Rhode Island elections have been
conducted on the basis OF bribery.
Voters have been bought and sold
like so many cattle, and the principal
officers elected within the last twenty
five years could tell scme astonishing
things in this respect" Rhode Island.
like Vermont, is q state where there is
no opposition which the dominant
party needs to fear, and the party pol
iticiaus in their rivalries with each
other for pelf and power think they
are safe in resortirg 10 every extreme
of debauchery and corruption. 1t is
now something phenomenal for re.
spectacle republican to get any NOM
nation, ard if Il good man like Proc.
tor, does want to run, he can only
succeed by retaining our boards of
hungry, professional politicians, who
"fix up things months ahead of any
conventions. Every recurring election
brings us a more and more disgusting
spectacle Of bribery, not Of voters,
but of the politicians who presume to
scil them off in lots, as the slavehold-
,rs used to the negroes. AS a result
the state is bound down by rings of
plunderers and greedy corporations.
Expenditures and taxes are increased
after the state has got practically cut
of debt, and despite the efforts OF
some well-meaning men like Proctor
and Fairbanks, the state government
is rendered a cess-poo) Of petty cor.
ruptious. Unless there is speedy
awakening among the voters, Yer
mont will soon hove to be spoken Of
As badly as Rhode Island lex.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-03

In Proctorsville, Aug. 20, Joshu Parker
aged 76 years.
In Hartford, Aug. IS, ROLAND Stafford,
son of Rev. S. lngersoll Brlant, aged .
months and 2e days
In Randolph, Aug. 80, Of typhoid fever
Oliver Lille, aged about So years.
In Chester, Aug. "a, Dexter +. Bailey
aged 4s years,
In Springfield, Aug 20, Benoni Buck,
aged 70 years and 10 months.
In Charlestown, N. H., Jane, wife OF
S. j. Demary, aged 80 years.
In North Springfield, Aug. %, Mrs.
Achsah White White Washburn, aged ~
years, 8 months, 81 days.
In Springfield, Aug. 81, infant OF Geo.
Keuney, aged z months.
In Springfield, Aug. 25, Mary E., wife
of Joseph Messer, aged 75 years.
In Hlnover Centre, N. H., Aug 70,
of paralysis, Mrs. E. P. Kline, aged "
years and 3 months.
In Lebanon, N. H., Aug. 23, Ella H.
Bragg, of Norwich, aged 10 years, mos
In Stockbrdge, August 29th, Rufus L.
Fay, aged about 70 years.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-03

A Sutton, N. H. Vigilance Com
mittee last week applied a coat of tar
and feathers to Ben Drown for i'm
proper attentions to another mans
wife. Five of the committee were
brought before justice, and two of
them we're held under bonds to appear
Of the December term of court.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-03
0EVERAL NE JVs,

"inpiaNa H's wv y" WV ''''''" -
Kinder Ferguson Of Lexington, a vet
eran Of 1919, who dropped Oft alter
iOs years Of moderate drinking
The Chinese language Is 10 b.
taught ut Harvard University and
Prot, 10 Kum Hue tho instructor has
already arrived,
The Portuguese Consul at Fern
ambuco has been stabbed 10 death Ills
assassin escaped
-Unknown men, claiming TO DO
revenue officers, recently abducted
Mis- Pullman q handsome widow res'a'
Ing IN Ebert county, Ga Great en-
ellemeht prevails,
-Blshop lIunliuglon's war upon
the Oneida Community has secured q
promise Of reform on the part Of Va
membels,
"A man wearing wet clothes and
carrying a a'hiug rod and a basket
stopped y train on Erie railroad ny
giving the danger signal "What'
the matter I" tho conductor asked
The man colley replied that he had
caught an enormous trout, ahd
thought tho passengers might like "a
take q look NJ II.
lit Is said the posl'oillce VIII sool
issue new double postal card AZ eae'
end OF tho card there will be stamp
One stamp will be- used when the care
IL sent, and the other when u Is re'
turned with an answer,
The revisers oi tho authorized
version OF tho Nov Testament recent
~ held their piney-llrst session. j
il eypested that the revision VIII b'
completed within II year, aud that pun
LEGATION will speedily follow
The trial OF the Rev, II. u. Hay
den, Tor the mu,def Of Mary Slannar'
At Madison, Conn, will begin at New
Haven, on the 10th Of September q
speck of steel is said 10 have beet
found in Mary slannards neck ina
lust fits a nick IN IIaden's knife
Mrs. John Waters, u Frenc'
woman of Maple Grove, Adams, Mass
IS years old, took oil of 'ansy o.
on Thursday because her husband re
fused to get his own breakfast an
! there is little hope Of her recovery
The Springfield, Mass, man WIN
, took for his bride one OF thu medium
of the Spiritualistic camp meeting
and was married to her by II Green
field minister, was somewhat surprises
to see her 60 into trance just as tn
ceremony was completed. She mad
. a few disconnected remarks, aud the
came to herself again.
:. The physicians still report Rev
> IS Kalloch as improving but moi out Q
f danger.
, "A man named Scott Of Mon'e'
choaked to death while eating break
fast at the Magog House in Sherbrook
p. O. on Wednesday.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-03

They a'c beginning IN England to
count up more closely The c"s' Of The
Zulu war. No counting tho loss OF
life, the appropriations thus tar have
amounted to over S22,60OO,0oO, aud
the war Is not yet over, The British
Government had ought 10 have some
ching TO show lov this outlay, whether
anything Is placed TO the credit OF
humanity or not.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-03

STATE OF VERMONT, At Pro6ate
D1sTRIcr OF HARTFORD IS, Court held at
Woodstock within and TOR said District .s, o.
the twonty-ninth day of August, A. Dr. lo'S'
Present, Hon. John Porter, JudgS'
An instrument purportng to be the last
will and testament Of Albert q. bro%a'
late of Woodstock, in said District. deceased
in presented to the Court here by Henry d.
Brown. the Executor therein named TOR
probate and it is ordered by said Court th at
iii persons concerned therein .t be p poInss
o. ot si in Woodstock aforesaid, on the first
Wednesday (frst day. Of October p th0,
and contest the probate Of said wii nr thsy
see cause for which purpose II Is IL iu uacIrd
Of this ord, order be- published three weeks sue g
cessively previous to tho time appointed 10.
raid a, T =. VI s1 %s
"''"0 HENRY s. DANA. Register.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-03
Flendish Act of a Woman.
Horrible Treatment OF I'm Adopted
Daughter.

New YORK, Aug. sO.-Mrs. Silas
B. Graham is under arrest at Ports
mouth, Scioto county, Ohio, for NAL
treating an orphan. The girl was
adopted by her.
She dashed the glrl with whip UNI
til her whole body was covered with
blood; then she inserted pepper pods
and washed the wounds with salt and
water. Subsequently she pounded
the toe nails from her victim with a
hammer, aud compelled her to eat the
pepper pods after they were soaked in
her own blood.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-03
MARRIED..

In Woodstock, Sept 2, by Rev. NOSES
Kldder, Walter Is. Danforth, OF Rutland,
and Lena G. Plnney, Of Bridgewater,
in Weathersaeld, Aug. "a, by Rev.
Elder Burroughs, David II. Haskins, OF
Springfield, and Nina L. Hulburd, OF
Colchester
In Springfield, Aug. ~, by Rev. Mr.,
Ward of Grafton, Ambrose II, Burgess OF
Grafton, and Fannie Steele of Springfield
In Mil Village, N. H., Aug. 81, by Rev.
l.. II. Smith, Seth N. Gage Of Ascutncy'
vile, AID Lucy Rand Of Hanover.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-03

General job" 3. Hood, whose death
a, New Orleans, from yellow fever, is
reported ia another column was one
OF the brayest aud IN ,st distinguished
officers Of the rebel army. He was a
native of Kentucky and graduated al
West Point in 1849. His wife and chlld
have Just died of yellow fever and
two other children ale in a sinking
condition,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-03

Is IT poossIBlE.--That u remedy
made of such common simple plants
rs Hops, Buchu, Mandrake, Dandellon
&c., makes so many and such mar
yelous cures as Hop Bitters do! 1t
must be tor when old and young rich
and poor, Pastor and Doctor, Lawyer
and Editor, nll testify to having been
cured by them, we must believe and
doub, no longer. See aulher column
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-03

An effort is being made by a few in
dependent journals to have Tllden
Withdraw his name from the presiden-
tial race. it is pleasant to understand
that he does not contemplate doing 50.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-03

Mrs. Kate Sprague, whom Senator
Conkling went down to see CD "busi'
ness" is said to be the handsomest
woman in all Rhode Island. She is
now 40. Since Sprague turned his
shot gun on the Senator, Kate has
stole away with her three children,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-09-03

The first of September finds the
number of yellow fever cases at Mem
phis larger than at any previous time
this SESSION, and the authorities at New
Orleans are having much difficulty in
preventing the disease from assuming
large proportions in that city, ,s