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Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-25
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Snnduing and Avoiding Fever and \ que,
OF all chronic diseases, fever and ague is per
haps the least conquerable by the ordinary re
sources of medicine. There is, however, a rem
edy which completely roots il out Of the sys-
tenn in any and all of its various phases This
celebrated anti periodc is vegetable in com
position, and is not only etficacious, but per-
fectly safe, thing that canno: be predicated
with truth of quinine. Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters is, besides, most efficient means Of de
Tense against malaria, as it endows the ply
silue with an amount of stamina which enables
it to encounter miasmatic influences without
prejudice to health. Persons about to visit, or
living In, foreign countries or portions OF our
own where intermittent or remittent fevers
prevail, should not omit to lay in a sufficient
supply of the great preventive, both to avert
such diseases and disorders OF the stomach,
bowels and liver common to such localities
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-25

Crooked boots and shoes can be made straight
as new ones with Lyons Patent Heel Stitten-
ers. Sold by shoe and hardware dealers
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-25

Clock work is not moro regular than the
liver, the stomach, and the bowels when they
are put in order with DR.. Motifs Vegetable
Liver Pills, a supremely effective and safe al
terative, cathartic and blood dcpurent which
promotes thorough bilious secretion, regu
lar habit of body, sound digestion and nervous
tranquility. 1t is the best possible substitute
for that terrible drug, mercury. For sale by
all Druppists
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-25
To Farmers. shirpers and Country Merchants.

Use only c. Gilbert's Corn Starch.
Chew Jackson's best Sweet Navy Tobacco
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-25
BUFFALO BILL"

The famous Scout Guide, Hunter and Actor-written
by himseis the Veliest and easiest book to sell that
has appeared for years. Agents already at work are
making big sales send at once and secure territory
For circulars and liberal terms apply to
H. n. HINOKLEY, 22 s. Canal St. Chicago Ill
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-25
Mason { HamIin Cabinet ORGANS

Demonstrated best by HIGHEST HONORS Al AM
WORLDS EXPOSITIONS FOR TWELVE YEAES
ADELPH1A 1876; PARIS, 1873, and GRAND SwEEDIsB
GOLD MEDAL 1873. Only American Organs ever award.
ed such. Sold tor cash installments. ILLUsTRATEp
CATALOGUES and Circulars with Styles prices
sent free. MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN Co BOSTON
NEW YORK or CHICAGO
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lie gerfUlser wsrfsnp. Dieielten maatfn
6dtlid bic persweif ten @nfrensun9sn
ibrsm @esner nubssutommen, absr verge
bsns, isee Minute persrSbsrts bic Dilta".
Der feintliden gartfisn. @tsr au@
sosl's Sraft tssaun aIn,a'i8 ;u erlalmsn,
bic furattareu Nn ltrensunssn in Der oerf
IoNs Nsnen yfa6t fnssn an, TIRE Nudptr'
tuna ,u iisen. 9aur bic @aOnbialldar'e
mSdts er errsiat baben, sort mare er in
@tderbeit. llno tlpS nod eniae trsnise
@dritte traudt sr Su MAIDEN uno sr fann
ron Der @farte bina erleben In bic srcbs
atulmulne, pslas Der Wares8er 5ernsr
umldiebt, bOrt 1T er fret, bort 1T sr fiber!
llnp ldrn slautt CT baS erlsbnts 3iel
errsidt su baten. ba bemnt p!oblia Elm
tcnnernoss 5alt ietne Shritte. Qus
elmer gorsn{entuns tritt Der Saaer Srans
tsraul inesb fd 3usleid Elm SadIenlauf
erbebt unb auf Spsl rihtet. SAnsa pts
ber @ebante iiest aud bss Wiloersrs Stu.
b,n an Der @anse - ba leuatet ss auf
- tiiben uub triiben swei hlaue gBGlflein
Elm Duppeltnall, unb Der Sassr, bic 5anb
trampftaft esesn bic 8ruit sssradi, FOL-
lert lans1am ben Nbtans tinuntsr, cine
blutrutts Jurde I'M wsideu Stnee seia'
net bic 8abn
(5Ortfesuns ful9t.)
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ftansen per gmerican llnicn Ielesrapt
Company, umsebauen moroen.
= Der pffiSielle geridt iiber puS
Wablrei eiultat in Stem Ocrf ilt nod ni4t
erldienen.
- Die Giebpennen pon @oii & &c.,
nit $50 Stiif Gieb bei Cincinnati brann=
ten as. gerlult $4,000.
slanb.
- Die Nebe, welae 9orc g,aconafielD
BEL Dem su gbrsn ess nsusn eoro WaYur
Seran taltetsu Banalst, belt, BAT inlufera
enttaulht, ais er msoer bic auBsre nod
Die innsrs Yolitit gnolauss 6sriibrte.
- Die Dirsftcren Der Bant guropiene
BADEN pbiliparts gsrbinOlihtsitsn iter.
ncmmen.
- Nulalde 3eitunssn srbsben Elm
8riessssihrei sssea gnslane, neil es Die
unobtansiststt Der 5iittsi unp bamit bic
wiatisiten Satersi1en 8ublanbs ansuta'
Ren luht.
- Gbe @roBfira Nitolaus Berlin Be-.
iudt, wire CT In 8isn porlpredsn. Der
.Swed leiuer Heile III naturlia, pomSslh
Elm Trei &aiierbunpnib su Stanpe 3u
brinssn, bamit Rublanp aus einer ito.
lirten @tellung befrsit werbe.
- SIM preubiiden NbseorbnstenSauie
wurte bic Debate iibsr bas 8uoset
fortssisst. Der Winifer Der Gfsntlidsn
Qrbeitea uertbeipigte ben 9lan gum Nu.
tauf Idmmtlider gilenbatnen burh ben
Staat auf @runo Der 0fsntlidsn Nublih.
felt uno Der 9anossOertteioisuns. 8irhop
bsfiirwOrtete geleitisun9 oes sessnwart.
gen NeaierunssfYtsms unb namentlt9
Yismards. Jinan,miuiitsr Bitter be.
Seidnste oislsn 4nsriff als ,um 70 unan>
itaupissr. ais Bismard lcebsn benz beut.
lasn gOlfe einsn arsbsn Disnf erpieleu
babe. Die 9oranIA!dse wurben an ben
@usl6ub perwielen.
- Das Sournal be5 Debats meloet,
man gebe NIT Dem Blame um, eie Sstne
3u psrtefen, bas Shifft NIT sinsm 5ief.
aanse bon neun 8ub i'm @tanoe isia iollen
bis an bic Gflide @ren,s BON Yaris 3u
selanasn. Die Soften tisrfir werpen au
$4,000, 900 5ranes peranlalaet.
- Die Barteien int preu6il9en 0anoz
tag. Na6 elmer senauen gerednuns Der
nN. u. g." merben bic 6rafticnSrerbllt>
ntlie I'M neuen NbseOrbnetenbaule iid fol-
senbermaben itellen: aonlerpatipe ia,
gaticnalliberale 1O3, Centrum 81, Sreiz
fcnierratipe 81, 6crtidrittspartei 80, So
len 19, Trafticn S0me 6, Dinen 2.
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ser a ..

Iie 0eihe bes 9. WcDermott, Der
tsi @rabam ipurlcs ssrlhwanb, 1T untsr
sinem 8ulh ssfunoen woroen. Gin Wcro
leat bier Dor, penn an oer 9eihs befanpsn
fih fistsu Shubmunpen. 3wet BrGoer,
@. 81. uno s. s. 9oa, icmie Elm @anu
Namens Smitb, anb auf ben Beroaht bin,
ZEN WtOro tesan5en gu taben, psr9aitet
norben.
81 Isrartana wuroe S. Jilmers
Don ct. Solspb, Wto., wabreno er auf Der
Strabe sins bon eiasr, unbsfaunten Nan'
ne swsimal seRodeu. Die Dunbsn iino
tSplih.
6frsorraaenoe Demottaten In Cal.
las tabsn cine 3eituns ansefauft, uno
naislti1 Elm bemotratildss Blatt seJriinbet.
- 3ebn Wsilsn ron Brenaam, an oer
Qultiner StraBs, 1T ein Brunnsn bon 1872
5ub Shfe ssbobrt wuroen, osm 8as ents
front, pas cine Is 6ub to5e 5lamme
eisbt.
- Der Stats DeteetiY 9uey brahte
einsn Mann Namsns Mtlsr mad Nuitin,
Der I'm Sabr 1874 9anotitsl sefdl1dt bat.
ST bate itn in 9ittle Sod psrbaItst.
Nufin entpsdte man am Mbsno bes 10.
Tsuer In etnsm binter 5oltsrs 8ant bslsse.
men Naums, in wslhsm Hd Yaumwoas
bsfanb. Das 5susr wurpe ,sitis senus
eel0ldt uno bet naberer unter1uAuns
itsate lid beraus, oab Elm Baumwcaen'
ballen nit 9stuol setrdnft mar.
- Gin Jarbiser, 60. geao, Der In
1erarfana lor einisen Wenatsn einen
peiBen Wana, gD. 81. Masee, ermorbete,
BAT iIA frsiwillis bsm Sbsrif bon Millsr
GcuntY in Qrtanias iiSsrse6su.
& Sn Samiltpn County wurpe elm
Wann I'M so DOaar sefraft, wsil sr auf
benz gisenttuu, einss anpsrn Mannss
cbne @rlaubniB 8teb bGtste.
- Sa Gan Saba County parbe elm
Mann, 5usb Dousbsrts, Der In fiasm
Grunnen arbeitete, burh pas gu 3eitiss
Sprenssn elmer Mine iAauosrbaft 3use'
ridtet. Cine 0anp muste itm absenOm>
men werben.
= Sn Nuain if man jest ern (tlid ba.
bd, Col. be @reb' grmdbtung gum
NaYor BON GuRin fur unsiltis su ertla'
ren, auf ben 0runo bin, pab sr siu BUN,
oesamt bstlfiost unc In 5olse psfsn fir
roS 2lmt niGt qualifi,trt III. Col. be
Wrsb besett ais Sunpesoff,isr 3albiclp.
= Monta5 gla&t prans Elm wfann in
bas 5aus elmer 6amilis III Sort Wcrtb,
psrmanoets ben Mann, bic Trau uno elm
fleinss &nb burh NepuluerlASfe uut
ldlsppte eann bic Grau binaus ms 5reie.
no er sin unnenu6arsS 0erbrsdsn an IT,
rsr Vsrfcn bssinJ. Dies III tnnfrsalb Der
lsbtsn Monats Der Sierts perartiae Sal
otne pab es sslunssu mare, bic 8sriste'
3u entpedtn.
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= gei @rtaltuns 1T Or. Nnsmlt
6 Sn i9'5 Samb brser Yiuittbee
ais elm reefs 6eilmtttel auf's Yeite an
empfeblen, ihreibt 5err Wm. 9fmt 9tof-
SsIano, Sds.
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sase Neutgfei e n.
s nj a n b.

= Gb. 6. 9almer, BriIiDent ber
banfrptten 2ouiiiana Savings Sant 1T
am II. in Seem Orleans auf bic slntlase
Der llnterl dlasuns bon @e(bern perbaftet
mOrben. Da er bic perlanste Sar9idait
BON $4,000 nidt iteaen fcnnte, 70 blieb
er i'm @efinsniB.
= @eplcsen, bic bic Sfentli9en 2ln~
bereien in alabama unteriudten, baben
grOBe Scblenlaser entpedt.
= 9uS Yetersburs, girsinien pirb
semelbet, baB in per san5en geseno Srcs
Ber Wa6ermansel berrIdt.
- Der 9tears sapmiral u. S. Seltp 1T
am II. scltOrben.
- Die @r-SoniSoerirten in 2cui8piae
9aben teidlo6en, liA an benz GmpIans
Gen. Grants 5u betbeiligen.
- Die Somarbz z@elell9aft in Wtem>
pbls bat lid AM II. sine die pertaSt.
= Snl ncro eltliden 9lrfanlaS uno
einlsen Gbeiten bon WliHpuri witbete ant
Samltas eln beftiser Eornaor, Der sldeS
Dor li9 Der mesfeste. Der Serluit an
Gisentbum ilt beoeuteno. 8iele Wtea=
iaen ipurben setSptet pber perpunbet.
- Gin aus BEN Serreu Sid, .Vanct
unb Cameron deficiencies Sub Scmite
bes Senats wirb li9 abermala bamit Re.
fddftisen, gu unteriu4en, OBJ aelOss bon
2ouifana su ieinem Sis beredtist 1T.
- gabe 8ereentp!pn, q. s., lino bon
unbetannten BeriOnen % 2elesrapbens
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- Nad elmer Serfii3un3 oes beutiben
@en. .poitmeilters 1T iiinfti5 bic Staot
4cnltan3a 3am Booeniee ltets NIT ei.
mem ,,8" gu idreiben. Wouah gu aAten!
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Die Qn3abl Der &aufabrteildife allsr
sanoer bstrds sessnuartis 5l,92l, worun.
terI5, ,S97 Dampfer fno. Ser Brutto. Son
nensebalt III 20,1S3. $40, puppn auf bic
Dampfer 6.173.635 Sonnen enliallsn.
@nslano fubrt BEN Nsissn NIT 1887
Sesellaiffsn an; bann folsen Qmsrifn,
Norwesen, Dsutihlano, Stalisn, Jrantrei1
@rie6snlanb, 9dweoen, 8uBlanb, Spas
nten, 5oaano, Ddusmart unb anpsre Can.
Der nit wsntser als 1000. Nn Dampiern
bat England 3,542, Wmerifa $40, Jrant,
reid 292, Dsutidlanb 244, Spanien 214,
Sdwecen 1914, 8ublanb 156, Normssen
1876, 5olano l13, Dansmart 1O1, Stalien
lol une anosre Staaten je unter 100.
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. pctp rz@ eb i hrer1.

Die @ebiibren oer Dcctoren lino Elm
9esenltano, wOin sur 3eit iebr piele
Yericnen intereHirt iino. gBir slauben Der
@as fir BeIuhe lit So, mas einem Manne
Der ftr elm Satr an pas gett sefenelt 1T,
uno zines ta5lideu 8eIudes beoarf, iber
ST., 900 pa8 S1br fit Webi,in uno Nuis
martuns aaein toiter lproe! llno eine eiu,
5iss Ilal6e 6cpfen Btte,s, atr rehten
3eit senoulmsu, wIr0a $1,000 uap Elm
sanSes Sabr &ranibeit erIpart baben.--
go.
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= General @rants 8silsn wsrben lfd
uabebingt bis ins nadlte Sabr ausbsbnsn,
wenn bic einlaounsea uno Nnnabmsn
berielben 70 fcrtseten. Da gbieaso,
Snbianapolis anb eouispills ibrsn Grant
Sag baben, 70 wullte aud Cincinnati ntdt
pbae einen iol&en lein unb bat bic betrsf.
fenbe 3uitherung BON @rapt erbaltsn.
- psilabslpba liefert etwas Neuss.
Das gleue ater BE tebt in Der Ssraussabe
elmer Wcasniarift, bic iih ais v8aYri,
ides Wcdsnblatt, cfftceaes Organ fur
amtliae @usidreibuneen aus Dem &Snis.
reid Baysrn," bem Yublifam sinfiibrt.
llntsrnebmer fnp Die Serren 9oa unb
Stumpf.
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- Die tereits in Deut16lamo bete
9enoe Ginridiuns mad melder bic
Pcitiuter siat nur Dediel ielbit ein3ie
ben, icnoeru aud i'm Nidtsaslunssfaae
prcteltiren %. b. peren Nidt,abluns
neblt @rinoen bsrielbeu amtlid feltiteaeu)
lolIsn fSnnen, 1T nad elmer beutisen
Oepelde nunmmebr aud in 6rantreid
einaefiihrt mcreen.
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- 5rau Grant er,ablt, Der gr Yraf.
bent Grant babe irIbsr sinmal isin gan.
,es Sapital in elmer 8artoifsllpseulaticn
perloren. @r be,ablte $3.50 fur 15C
guitsl &artcft uno paan,ts oieielbsn In
Der 5c1nuns, bsosutenosa 9swinn aus
Der Spsculation gu ,iebsn. alQsin bic
6arscifsln paren biuis unb Der General
realilir'e niht senuB. um bic Soften pes
Gufsratens oerlelben gu oedsn.
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- Samuel Sonas Iiloen ica in Der
New Oorter @ampuSne i'm SntereIe ieines
@oupernerS. Ganoioaten Qucius 0tcbin.
ION bic aleinisteit Don elmer piertel Wition
Dcnars perauseabt baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-11-12

Galifornien wia iebt 9toienol proou.
ciren, lpie friiber Butsarien. Slimu unb
8pben Galifornien'S siBnen ft alleroinss
por5ii5lid CUR 3uat GROCER uno ouftenber
Blumen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-08-25
How the Campaign Goes.

Kenncbec county is making rousing prog
ress for the Honest Money ticket. Recruits
are coming in every day from the greenback
and democratic parties. The letter of VIM.
X. Smith, Esq, Treasurer of the Augusta
Savings Bank, has proved "A bombshell in the
fusion party. 1t is making the splinters fly
fcarfully from the greenback tub. 1t was
t entirely unexpected, although it was well
known that Mr.. Smith was opposed to the
grecnback doctrines and very indignant about
the selling out of the principles and org mia
/ ton Of the democratic party. 1t is estimated
/ that the republican majority in Old kennebec
! this year will not be less than 200O votes.
Gains enough can be counted up already in
! the various towns to bring the majority close
MP to these figures.
! The Bangor Wing and Courier says that
the republican rally at Lincoln, Saturday
was by all odds the largest and most success
! full demonstration which ever took place in
the upper Pcnobscot. An excursion train Of
/ sixteen cars left this city with over five hun
drcd on board. accompanied bv the Bangor
! Band, and accessions along the line swellcd
the number to one thousand, including the
Bradley and Milford Bands.
w Htl tut tdih AT l@ih,Oiu' thN
town was already full. people having come
from places up the road by excursion trains,
and from towns in the interior by carriages.
80 that the whole number present was about
! four thousand, some even estimating the
number still higher than that. The univer-
sal expire ,sion that it was the greatest
day Lincoln had ever seen, and this from
men of all parties.
The Biddeford Union and Journal says -
From every part of the State the most
cheering intelligence reaches us. York
county is morally certain of being carried by
the republicans. and Daviss election is a sure
thing. Republican greenbackers are leaving
the truck-and-dicker concern in every coun-
~. and many democrats are as sick of it as
the republicans are
The same paper says: "A No. Berwick
farmer, democrat. but a gentleman for all
that is disgustcd with Solons efforts to gath
or in democratic votes by wearing old clothes
and cowhidc boots. He would have the ia
ther" etc. understand that farmers wear as
good clothes and are as respectable in per-
sonal appearance as anybody, and his idea of
catching gudgeons by DOMINIC ultra demo
cratic manners and dress--cowhide boots and
fustian-won't go down. Scion thinks he
can win farmers in that cheap way The
fact is. farmers are better able to dress well
than any other class and they do
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Political.

Chase's Chronicle says Horace Binney Sar-
gent was insulted by the democratic green
back ring in Androscoggin county, who told
him he wasn't wanted in Auburn to fiji the APP
pointment for which he was advertised and
which he came to fill.
That shot at Yazoo will prove the most
damaging one for the Southern Democrats
since the opening gan at Fort Sumter.
\ Democrat said on Wednesday morning
after hearing Scion in City Hall the night
before: "You know, Squire, have always
voted the Democratic ticket clean and square
| thought I'd come down and hear what the
father of the Grcenbackers had to say;
heard his mess of stuff all through and
SHALL VOTE THE REPUBLICAN TICKET THIS
FALL Another one remarking on Solon's
speech said 1T was TIE weakest, sloppiest.
thinest gable ever heard. don't want any
of that in NINE And they were all disgust
cd with Scion, his harangue, and ''them
steers" -Biddeford Union and journal.
w. NJ. Brown, of Centre Montvile, one Of
the men who helped to nominate Murch, says
he shall not vote the Greenback ticket again.
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Chasc's Chronicle Showing II.
Teeth.

The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ring that has
subvertcd and set aside the decidedly ex-
pressed opinions of the county convention re-
garding fusion by making room for two dem
ocrats in the county ticket say they don't
care for the straight greenbackers
they can elect the ticket anyhow. Better not
drive the fusion wagon too fast it may run
into wash-out before it gets to tOwn-bet.
ter allow that other people have opinions that
are entitled to respect Boorishncss. swag,
brag and buster won't always win. Men can
afford sometimes to be gentlemen as well as
political wire-pullers. -Greenbaek Labo,
Chronicle
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Shooting Of Isaac :. kallOch.

Our Geographic dispatches contain the
intelligence of the shooting of Isaac S.
Kalloch, in San Francisco. by an editor of
one of the papers in that city. Mr. Kali
loch was running rs the candidate of the
kearney party. for Mayor of the city. In
ing out of the bringing up of the Boston
scandal, in which kalloch's name was no.
torious few years ago and his murder is
the consequence.
Mr.. kalloch was n native of this State,
born in the city of Augusta. we think
His father was Il Baptist minister of large
ability and Influence in the denomination
His son Isaac was partially educated at
Colby University. soon after leaving col
lege he entered upon the work of the min
istry in the Baptist denominations His
first settlement was at Hallowell his see
ond at Rockland, where he preached sew
eral years, had a large and most respecta-
Bile congregation, with which he was very
popular. Outside Of his church at that
time. there was an impression that his
conduct was not exactly what belongedao
minister, bu; he had many friends in the
community at large, rs well as in the soci-
ETY. of which he was pastor. lie left Rock
land to preach in fremont Temple. Bos-
ton. where the great scandal concerning
him arose. out of which by strange dis
pensation of Providence. comes his MUIR
der, it appears. From Boston he went to
Kansas, where he remained several years,
aiding ostensibly in the establishment of a
University, but also engaged in preaching,
publishing newspaper part of the time,
and giving considerable attention to poll
tics and railroad speculation. At one time
his name was quite prominently mentioned
in connection with a seat in the United
States Senate. He removed from Kansas
to California, where he has had but short
residence. He again engaged in the min
istry, also in politics, cspousng the kear-
by which he was nominated for Mayor of
San Francisco.
Mr.. Kalloch in personal appearance was
almost the perfection of manly beauty. In
manners and conversation he was one of
the most fascinating of men. He was an
excellent speaker. eloquent though not
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-08-25

profound, and very taking with promis-
cuous audience. He had rare gifts. and
had he possessed sound and solid princi-
pie at the bottom. he might have won al
most any station which public favor could
bestow. lie always had an aspiration for
political honor. and as early as 1856 was
on the stump in this State. speaking for
the election of Hon. Arson p. Morrill, for
Governor. With all his faults there will
be many pang of sorrow felt by his
friends in this state for his untimely and
tragic death, if death should ensuc, of
which there seems little doubt.
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has for many years occupied an honorable
place in the toilet of American women, and
has also attained popularity in foreign coun-
tries. This is because it does PERFORM what
it promises. Its warmest friends are those
who have used it longest, and those who
sound its praisc the loudest are those who
from actual experience and personal trial
have demonstrated that by its use gray hair is
restored to its natural color and dry, harsh,
and wiry hair is made soft and lustrous. a
thing OF beauty, and a matter of JOY and pride
to the arcr.-Sub-.S oiier and Democrat,
Co,rnth, Mss. augl9teod&wlw
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Back Pay and Double Mileage.

We notice that the National Tribune has
made no reply to the inquiry in this paper
whether Mr.. Cove, Secretary of State, and
his deputy, took $40 back pay which did
not belong to them, and whether they
have returned the same. Neither has it
answered whether Mr.. Andrews, editor of
the Tribune, has returned the double mil
cage which he took last winter. Are we
to understand by the silence of the Tribune
that il does not dare to answer?
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Another Inquiry.
VIENNA. Aug %. 1879.

VIENNA. Aug %. 1879.
Will Mr.. Cyrus Il. Whittier of this town,
please enlghten the voters of this county on
what he knows of Mr.. Things transactions.
when he wished to go as representative a few
years ago? 1t will be very interesting for the
people to know about the pig and cider mat
ter. INQUIRER.
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Mt. Vernon, Aug. 20.
Mourn VERNON. Aug. %. 1879.

MOUNT VERNON, Aug. %, 1879.
Mr. EDITOR The explanation of Mr.
Bent is rather thin. would like to have
him state what he told Thing publicly at diff
ferent times, especially when Thing was a
candidate for the legislature, and received
three democratic votes. Did Mr.. Bent ever
accuse Thing of letting people have liquor for
their support Of him when he was running for
Office! Let US hear from Mr.. Bent on that
subject. INQUIRER.
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Reply and Another Inquiry.

To the Editor of The Keanebec Journal:
In your issue of August 18th, you call on
me for information as to what | know of ID.
II. Things transactions as liquor agent of
Mount Vernon. was the near neighbor of
Mr.. Thing during his term of service as
agent, and have TO say that as far as know
his administration of the duties of the posi-
ton was satisfactory to the municipal officers
and the public.