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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-04-11

Europe, as the industry of England
precedes that of the rest of Europe, and
1 look forward with confidence that the
industry and enterprise of America
will be productive of results upon this
country which cannot now be de-
scribed. London Cor. Springfield
(MGSS. } Republican.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-04-11

DEMENT'S for Joining metals or glass
and wood are made as follows: Melt
resin, and stir in calcined plaster until
reduced TO paste, to which add boiled
ola sufficient quantity to bring it to
the consistency of honey; apply warm.
Or, melt resin $50 parts, and stir in
burnt umber thirty parts, calcined
plaster fifteen, and boiled oil eight
parts. Or, dissolve glue in boiling wa
ter to the consistency of oabinet-mas
ker's glue; then stir in sufficient wood
ashes to produce a varnish-like mixture.
While hot the surfaces to be united must
be covered with this compound and
pressed together.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-04-11
: SYMPATHETIC s. DISEASES,

Affections Of the Eye, Ear. Throat, Lungs and
Bronchial Tubes which in many cEses acccmpa1
. severe case Of Catarrh. The infamed and DIS
eEsed condition Of the mucous membrane Is tlia
cause OF all these troubles and until the system
has been brought properly und.r the influence ol
the RADICAL CURE, perfect freedom from them
cannot be reasonably expected.
lt - but three years since BANFORDb HADi-
CAL CUBE was placed before the public, bur IN
that short time Il has found It's way from Maine 20
California. and is everywhere acknowledged by
druggists and physicians 70 be the most success
preparation for the thorough treatment Of Catarrt
ever compounded. The fact viii be deemed OF
more importance when Il Is coupled with the state.
remedies FOR Catarrh have been placed sale, and
to-day, with one or two exceptions, their naTnea
AdTertiEing may succerd in forcing q few sales,
but unless the remedy possess uHdOubted specific
medical properties, It s absolutely certain 70 fal
into meritsd obscurity-
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-04-11

During the past year there haye
been in the Congregational ministry in
this country 167 ordinations and in
stallatiOns, seventy two dismissions,
tifty-siN deaths, and fiity-nne marriages,
There was a falling-Off of sixteen in in.
stallatOns and ordinations, as COM
pared with the previous year; OF twenty.
four In dlsmlssIOns, of five In marriages,
and of three in deaths. In 1877, ninety
seven churches were organized; last
year. SeventY-fOur.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-04-11

Each package Of SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE
contAins DR.. Senforde Improved Inhaling Tube,
with full directions for It's use In al cases Price
floo. Sold By all wholesale and retail druggists and
dealers throughout the UnitPd States and Canadas.
WEEKS q POTTER. General Agents and Whole
sale Druggists. Boston, Mass,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-04-11

WORK is the lever which keeps the
world moving, and work is necessity
of existence.-IoGOG State Register.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-04-11
DUEs NOT CONTAIN MERCURY

in any form; it is an innocent prepara-
ton, net capable Of doing tie slightest
injury 10 tile most tender infant.
The genuine DR.. MCLANE's YER
nFUGE bears the signatures of c. Nc
LANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
WraDDer -.O.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-04-11
SOMETHING NEW
Startling 6GCt True!
FREE

Nice Present for Christmas for Everybody
, 1879-01-20

"Long" JONES was not 50 entirely en-
crossed IN tho work Of knitting OaLrsnr and
pushing LOGAN into his rtaco rs to forget
and overlook his own interests. "Long"
JONES IN pententiary Commissioner, drawing
n comfortable eatary with remarkable punc-
tuality while neglectlng his olIioial duties to
perform LooAx's "dirty work." In the
spcakership bargain and salo mado with
JAMES, Of Lake, whereby tho LoaAN.ites
agreed 70 make tho latter Speaker Of the
House in consideration OF bis own mud Ger.
taan other votes for LooAx. "Long"
JosEs seems to havo dictated the
obstruction Of tho penitentiary Con-
n,ittae. lie IL himself from Jo Dnviess
County, md ho demanded that s. G. BunT,
OF 10 Daviess, 10 made Chairman Of tho PEN
itentiary Committee. What qualifications
BuRr has for that particular kind Of business
other than being facilo tool Of ''1,ong"
JoSEs wou1d require microscope Ct ronsitl-
orablo ,nagnifying power to discover. The
second namo On the Committee Is another Of
"Long" JoSEs' ~ friends, viz: McF1E, from
down In 1<owor Egypt. JONES' having madc
himself safo against investigation Of peer
ing and daagreeahlo character, will be able
with his ohum MoFt.) to devote Ills leisure
to reading THg TRIBUNE ont Of tho aalary-
grabbers' gang which tloy hayo mistaken for
The Republican party.
, 1879-01-20

Tho LooAs-itcs In the Senatorial caucus
pursued tho course Of tho silly ostrich. in
hiding It's head in Ito santl when larl
pressed, when shoy attempted to aercen
themselves from Wow on tho Ralary-grab
resolution. nawling tout Of order " cannot
conceal tho resolution from public gaze. nor
enable thom to dodge tho point and keep OF
tho record In regard to tho aalary.grnb busi-
ness. Suppose aome member Of eaoh Houss
offers this resolution. and domapls tho nyes
and noes upon 1t; how Is "Long' JONES
going to help them out OF the dilemma:
"E<'o'e,d. Tint tho Th'tt5-nftb oeLeral a..
semn,Y will teicci no nun who voted !os anu kop1
, 1879-01-20

ENGLAND AND DEAR GOLD.

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oa' ~ enp'os nens ',, y Auuatee' ~ 'no.-
1a"os, 1''a 'aos '"a,'"'" ate s'sinb 4o1 o.e"o.
~ 1''os.ol' opusA"'n,'on, n1a.pen1an'
nees1S, A9ansnea'os' ana o'nes sssA1 'o"ns
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aaeea an''e.s"i u's's7sS' ooo'es'sa Ase Or
63nN'ns w 'ao 1s'eA Auu VIZ ~ ',1ose "ao
afo 1eoue'ea he'P'ess ~ '''o boa''" p1os''a'
''on ,a VI .1'.aa'ss aau .s"1o'
"na' 10 ,t'o efo"o1s' 1"as,1''4 1A' naa ~
"a1 t'nca .nu s,n es'1utan 's'nPa'9n t~oh'y'1ous
yea's ago '"oto AHa osen no secent con.
, 1879-01-20

ministry did try, nnl found tho r,eatc,, s,r
Gully In tho task. Sometimes, when I la, 4 ~
1shct, nntl wda coosdfnx nlyaclf viii. N. T. "'F +
That my hearers tn.1eratotM wlat m, ,,s,ss e
better than did, somo plain fnat, ot IN. ~ ~"
of the pulpit would ask nc al1estIon ,s'' ~"
you'll throw mo Into fhc greatest confr.,9' as
md would have to tell him, I'm zee ynn .,u
other tirnc.' furcat faughses.l Thera .ss "s
great ffro In my house the other .tay. ''
nrHSED tr hD0 MANuscn,,~r srnvox,
tl.augllter] When began preaching No..
write ous overy word | was going 10 n, s@ ~
these were tho results. They contained r,,,.
i,ations Of the mysteries Of religion ami ~. ~
doctrine Of election ti1at wcvc about a. e,e,,':
q Scotch mlat OF San Francisco fog (laupb,.;'
but thought, as they 10y In tic grat%e. % %!i
there WINS 'u@'
Non8 WARMTH IN THEM THIN EVER ny,o,.
There 10 nothing in rouanco 10 eucEan,tr~s
religion Il VIC look at 1t fairly; but II Nh ~
II upon tho tfsEccting tabc and rto II, h..s' A
out, sc mako It 1oathsomu and corn,s !,
has alwnyh bern my resolution to anil, i, i"
reckless OF tho consequences. Tic tcs.o.s
nouFishes Is that It ts not calloa by TIM rs.s
natnc. Ministers should ba artllcr,.,t ~ ~
should let others provide tho nmbul.n..,
The rvasons 1ny scrmous make such nj, !.
TINT they arc true. II you aso stone al a..
Of dogs On d common,
WHICH ONE Il IT THAT How1s,
The ono Tint Ia hit. [LnuEl,ter.1 Il INK,
align Of tho times that SO many ministers r.nts
made to shut up. You might rs we'll try Ia IN
thc Yc1low-ieycr by sHytng nothing about
When I began to preach about tho vices of y,
rrpnf fitfrA I rrnt in ner~nn \. ~
, 1879-01-20

Tho North Wales Miners Association Ia
mixing better uso OF ita money than in
spending It 10 sustain d strike, which Is not
tho solution Of tho labor question In Great
Britain. The difficulty being one Of too
many laborors, the romody lias in decrense
OF tho labor supply, and accordingly the
Association proposes to give cut Of It's acou-
mulatod funds $35 to ,overy member who will
smigratat to America, mud $40 to those who
chooao Auatrn1ia o. their future home.
, 1879-01-20

unless they .lcsortod Gov. OaLEsux, u'oro
WAS no Rntvation for themselve$, md they
would be politically damned. Ttcso timid
and craven souls will 1.-Two long enough to
discover they havo b6cn frightened Mt n
shadow. They hnve deserted a tie man
to sorvo grasping, inaolent cgotist, who
can punish nobody, mud would not reward
them II he could, as ho mover paya lick
sp}ttles for their craven eerrices.
, 1879-01-20

A reduction Of II per cont in wagos in the
IRON ship.yarls and fountriss in and about
Liverpool, to take ef1ect after Jan. 81, has been
decreed by tho Iron Trade Employer Asso-
station, md another strikc in an important
industry, md several thousand mon added 10
thoac already out Of employment, will prob
ably be the result.
, 1879-01-20


The caucus vote for Gou. OaLEaur was far
balow tue number OF members who desired
Ills nomination aud had informed him they
intended 10 support his reelection, but there
y wars score Of ti,nid souls who did not pos-
scss the courage OF their convictions 4
close canvaaa on Wednesday and Thursday
showed that OoIkxBYs actual strength was
sigat or ten short Of majority Of the eau.
Gus. There were fossY~six or fo.ty.seveu
members who would vote for Oolzssx II ho
could b nominated, but, ~ 1t required Afty-
four votes 10 control the caucus, about twen-
ty bscams frightened for their personal
salvation, and deserted to tho LooAN
crowd to conceal their real sentiments
and hide themselves from calamlties
which their lack Of backbone con-
jured up before their Imagination.
It was this detection that suddenly swelled
LoaAs's co supporters to 50, aud reduced
Oo1aAsr'A u 10 the 60 who utood by hiu.
In I'll contests in Life there is class Of men
whose highest impulse Is to bs On the strong.
e.t xde. LOGAN had established . sort OF
r:ign Of teEror over the weak and c1inging
kind Of members, aud frightened theu
through lts cla4uezs into tho belief that,
, 1879-01-20

along" JONES Is naturally an otllco.brokcs.
Just now ho occupies an oillri,ll out.ks position
in connection with tho pcuitentlasy; hu should
be earcful not to seek MI official relation 10 tho
Btate on the otheF alo OF tho wall. Tho Ring
With which hc Is Identified Las been iudulgiug
In certain practices that yssgs very closcly upon
other practices That aro dealt with In the crtn,-
lnal statutes. They hayo been carrying around
with them oll1cal commissions and using them
fur tlla purposo Of influencing Legislative Yotca
Tor a salary-grabber. They haYu also beer.
promising places which II IL not In their power
to dellvcr, and, IN case they carry Of ttclr
prize, may be charged with having obtained
goods under false lretsnses. Whcu their opcra-
lions como 10 oe exposed by tl,oso whom they
ase now deccirIng, "Long" Josxs may bs
compelled to get down from his high hosse, aud
among the u cctators who will hc found laugtl-
Ing At thu dlamountcl bcgxar will be ons Jous
4. LQt3AN.
, 1879-01-20

II iooks iuat nttsu n It fIxspn1cKs was
about to take Qup in favor OF sound currency
aud aEalnst tho Ohio "tdee." ToN's recent
visit 10 Washington, Il Is said, las opened ht
eres to tiv iact that THuRMAx il likply to carry
OF tho Presidential Illumination next ts,ns unless
ho can be killed by the honest-fuoncy sentiment
ot thu party. Hcuee ToN's talk about assuring
Eastern men that tho Wcst will meet them on
groaads acceptable 10 the hard-mouey wing Of
thu party.
, 1879-01-20

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, 1879-01-20

Il costs Rhode Island but s1.s3 per capita 4,
dctsay the ordinary expenses Of tho State
Government. Tta Governor rsports over half
! million dollaEs placed In her Sinking Fund
during tho past year. It u good thing for
taxpayers 10 lire ln little State.
, 1879-01-20

Tha Governor OF Wisconsin says "a sThs total
atsense Of Ill serious complaint agstnst rail-
roads showa most eoue1uaiTety that the present
law IL we'll suised to thu purposes Tor which It
VIA suacted. aud, undss lha wstchfui super
rlslun OF the Commissioner, Il being faithfully
Qbered,n
, 1879-01-20

MutxRr7 has tbs tenss!ty 10 ask Congress
for back pay - architect on nearly all ths pub
lte buildings hs ssef bad anything to do With.
, 1879-01-20
History OF the Catholic Church In
America Reviewed by
Bishop Foley.
Some Significant Utteranoes Regarding
Its Attitude on tho Public
School Question, Etc.
Mcssrs. pontecost and Stebb1ns f}cgfn
Their Evnngclizlng Work on
the West Side.
The Rev. Dr.. Sullivan Gives the Reasons
for His Recent Resignatton--Miss
Willard On the Liquor
Traffic.


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wv was As.e, 1'1'. - ,, ."e'a afoso ~ w. o'IAl
ata Apous ."at way. Ano e..,' no sh'o' w.
,'' "'a.. oJ asu'' ""o HAa upos's'"1 t's.!
" ~ ees."o's. Ine 's ~ psop'e " Epncs1a "na
osoaRht OUT aoont *s'uoo "o''n VI naa oooAs
aho mats ponhFe o! tnem N answer 70 n'S % up
peals. lie nan epollca TUG uas'ness ot aea'ha
meaai!lons Of Dtaha' anu tne mescnants ne,o
IN 'na'0natioh meet'ns' ana resolved toas luz
th'ng muss STOP. Eversoo'!s was wonacflh9
"hat no Eonltl 10 hc1t' Never pe1ose' nor
slnte' had theFe otcn such scnsatloh'
"w1t"r Is aESsartoAf
asked the speaker. "Nehsser defines It ns IN
excited state Of thought or feeling, atid can't
sec anything morc valuable: but as tho word
'conscryattsm' has been twisted frnn It's noble
sense tunlcas stupid do-notlnnlisn, so tho word
sscnsatlon has been twisted to cat everything
crrattc and rcrrcllenslblc. No oilc ever accom-.
pltsl,ctl any good III CEnrrl, or btute without
making sensation. Sensation Il lffu; etayna-
ttou Is death. When atn called sensational
tst, take It as d compliment. fLaughter.1 I
have often wished It n,ore true. God helping
snc, will make It more true. fApt,lau.c.1
WHEN I WAS 4 t.AraiAN
noticed that religion was associated wit1, dull
rcss. When a Governor is to bo nominated, Or
nauctal questions are to hc discussed, tho pco.
rlr arc ali awake but When Chstss ID to bo
crowned, Or tho eternal wealth or pauptrfzat[on
Of tl,v sou1 arc tho topics, everybody is eomno.
Lent. 1nut,ced tf,crc was something radically
wu,nr with the Church. We a1t re,uoubcr
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, 1879-01-20

Tho girls Me taptdly coming to the front tn
MaEoe. There ara 600 Of then, 1eachlnx In the
public ssltots OF thAA State.
, 1879-01-20

fIoofeY's ThentFts
RAutc1nb street, b~t~ttn Clark And Lasat1e. I'm.
fragment Of Juscph Murphy "Ths Kerry Cow"
, 1879-01-20

Academy Of n1uslc.
Hatsted Etreet- between Madison aud tfonros. Va
f1stY snt4tlAnment Afternoon and HTeuln8.
, 1879-01-20


- =: -
liean party, 10 Is not contributing any
strcn8th or tntlaenco to TINT political nrgan:-
zasions All auccos*tnl parties aro atlt:cse'l
with Just such Tarsastoa M Long JONES'
and 1nat Rnch o1cresoonces a. no feeda npo"'
bas It 10 tho dnty OF journal like HE TRln@
osE TO do wha. II can to lop oil such ex.
crescencea and pfnsn Oh sach parasites ant!
apao'1o Journal Will gain new friends ants
acquire ne" innaenoo BY performing tint
duty.
Long JoNha 10 momber OF gang 1has
Is Is tond OF ehe1sl''ng tho delnsson that InH
Tribune anu independent Nefuo'oaa Jour
na's gonefal'ys haso no influence. ihoy 49,
moro tao impos'ans part plaSod oy these
Journals 1T resen'n8 the Republican party
1som inc ofealt'oaoo'iter, ana saiafS.gf
anu "hiskS'7tnR scandals. ~ Aelp'ng to ex~
pose anu aehoanco tnem' Ihoy nave NOT tno
sense 10 undefs1ana shat thero would hase
oeen no Aopuolsean party to.any worth
speaking OF IT saoso same Journals anu other
ru9ay'ng 'nhneneea haa not Ioreeu tho
WHISKY N'ng ana tne runners OF tne mach'ne
70 tho rear nt Tue last Presidential election
iheir own blind solflshness closures their
VISION TO Ieoognfslon OF tho TACT Tint only
pe'aoa'cal s'aaRntes OF Inc parasites aua an
occasional scEap'nR'o1 Of TUG oafnacles has
ehaoleo tne hepuohoan party 10 retain i'll
any aegfee tho eonhaeneo o. tho american
reop'e' tne opt'uB"elu fi"B, OF WHICH
Long soSEs mas constituted nimseif tue
epoaesman' mny prevail TOT tho t''ne being.
| 0F IL fQ6p mott QUk 1tH fGfnnOf1fY knGC93H will
, 1879-01-20

IInm1tns Theatre,
Clark street, oppoalte tho courtIouRs. Variety en-"
Eft4tlMenL
, 1879-01-20

f1eveftyta Thtntfo.
Dearborn street. corner Of Monroe. EnRRgement
Hes Malestys Opera. ''Rfgoleeto."
, 1879-01-20

MGvtck4e'R Theatre.
Nsdsou ssstst. between pessaosn and stass' "dseeh
1pshes."
, 1879-02-01

The J'arml u, ~. Petersburg says:
The Alnrrr entered Russian I, rrI,Orv not
IN cons Qu nee at the success ut the
British. but to invoke the meditation vt
Russia. I'll. 4 nc,r will r,c i've symp.
phhc.ia tospIt II,y, but the iira of
mr',ItMlng is m illusion, up,n the clear
ing up at winch wnl prnm Iy depend
the continual IN ot his journey. The
Viccr"y "i India 'orgrs. lbs llh General
Stewart, "n the 9Th instant, re-. civcl
news TINT the Governor ut Caudaln,r
with most ni the C,bnl nfli 'ml.. fled
towards II r,i AMI the garrI-"n ht, been
dl,luni,d. The Deputy Governor srnt
III hls su'miso:"n. The BRUSH troups
marchrd through ",n'hhar to-day.
, 1879-02-01
Territory Of Washington.
A PROC AMATloN-
WHEREAS, At A GENERAL ELECTION

WHEREAS, AT A GENERAL ELECTION
" held in the Territory Of Washington on
the NTH day Of November, A. D., one thOuS.
aud eight nun lrcd and seventy eight there
were submitted To the legal voters Of said
Territory, for adoption or rejection. II con.
situation for the State ~ WaShin GtDn; ana
al " three '>tptrlte Artirlc4" which should
brComra part of said con titutiUn in the event
uf their adoption. and
WHEREAS, NJ II gn'rll election held In the
counties Of Idaho. >hn-hUne and Nrz Perrc
in the Territory Of Idaho on said fifth day Of
NoVcmb r. one IhDu>an eight hundred and
seventy-right, said constitution aud "Srpa.
rate Articles" were sub nitted for adoption or
rejection to the legal voters Of said counties,
and,
" NHEREAs, ! Is made the duty o' the toy.
ernur O' Sii r"r"it0r OF W,shiI ctun to de.
Ella u br proc am itiOn the re ut If the votes
ci>f ana returned On TIL. adoption or rejection
of said Cons utiOn and separate Articles.
Now, therefor, | ELISHA p. FERRY. Cover
crnpI If ,aid Territory &, hereby declare the
following u he he result Of the vote cast ut
said election in the Territory Of Washington
For Co Isfituti"n, six thousand five hun
drrd and thirty seven.
Az inst the Constitution, three thousand
two hundred and thirty->x.
For Separate \rticle No. |, one tn ,u.and
! eigiL hundr>d and s.rentCenf
Against Sepirlt Article No | five thousand
one hundred ana seventeen.
For separate Article No. 9, one thousand
seven hundrcd and forty i've
Against separate Article No. 9, five t.ou.
sand and sixty one.
For cepirat Ar icle No. 3, two thousand
| eight hundred and seventv-four
Against Separate Nrtice No. 3, four thou.
sand one hu larrd and tifiv.onr
Aud do fI'fher declare the following to be
the result OF the VOTES cast IN said counties
of idaho, SnoShOne and Mes Perez in the
Territory Of Idaho:
For Constitution, seven hundred and thirty.
seven
Against constitution. twenty.six.
For separate article No. Lone hundred and
twenty tHrte
Against l., parate Article No. /, two hun.
dred and eighty.two.
For separate Article No. 2, one hundred
and twenty one.
Against separate Article No. 9, two hun.
dred and eighty two
For separate Article No. 8, two hundred
aud twenty one.
Against separate Article No. 3, one hun.
dred and ci cithty.cight
Aud d. firlncr declare that said Consti.
tuti"n na' been alOpled.
Ahu uo llrlncr u'rIlrc tnnL SAID Article
No. !, Article No. =, and Article No. 3 have
been rejected
49,, IN TE'TlMONY WHEREOF
SEAL | have hereuntu set my hand
and cauS d the Great cal Of
the Territory tD be atliX I'd, at
Olympia tbs twem:y.eignlh day of December,
A. u. 1918.
ELISHA P. FERRY,
ar d. Governor.
By the Cover or,
N Ii. O,VlNGI.
Secretary.
, 1879-02-01

Tie 18Th "t ID c,mnrr man by the
NAM ot John B yu shat and killed Th0s.
O'BIi"n without any pr,vocation what
ever ut Wmnglr. There beng M lrg,l
power there To try the criminal. the cit
liens oi til" place iIcli II meeting. elect
cd judges, the prisoner selected Jury,
II lrnl was regularly c"mIuctrd; DNd
~ds io"nd guilty "f wiIlul murder, and
WAS hanged on the 10Th 0t last mo tn
in the pr scncc otS0O ln,lnns and AL
most the entire white population Of the
place. An ar'lrG Iuiru oi 40 cIlzrns
WAS formed to keep the peace ut the
rXrru ion.
, 1879-02-01


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