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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-26


Train No 1 CONNECTS 81 Iexingt0n vith niF sandy
Train ior Winchester Nj sterling. With J. 4.
d train ffon Inuisyiile. lranttoft, Nc.i a. haf-
raslshurr Junction With 4. ". ny iof Hafruis
burg ~ nanxlle Junction With J. y ~ ~
Gir stnnhafd, Crhh Orchard, Livingston, iancss-
trr and nichmona. ..
rf.ln 80 , eoanedta ~ nanvilic iunciion Nlth
ffalna ~ 4. a y. n. r. rom stamford, crab or
fhard. Livingston, Lancaster and hichmond ~
Lexington eth nlr sandy trains num Winehe.-
tcf At sterling, Nrf ~ tinci nnati with ~ ruads
divcrgiug, giving quickest time ever maar ~
tgeen The Blue ifnss nnd the Great wei.
rrain No. sconuctis n Lexington vith trains on
NIX sandy n. n ~ Wlnehssivf and NJ, sief-
ii,,ls sud wiih A. q. 4 q ifairs fras hees'ii's
and Frankiuf.
Trsin No connects Of Lexington vith trains %
ITC a Z. h. a., rrafhinf fIant inft 40 a
I Iouistille " as A. " aud uith trains ~ hf
| sandy n. n from Winchester and Nj sterling.
natliileter tlfue sod teiieF accnninodations then
can ~ odcre w any kalsay pfnftfatins the
I Nlue-tiruss nrNiun.
] Mesl ana 10 kansas aui frNas.
! for iutoiuatian Apply 10 ..,,..
! SAM WOODWARD. Oent fietet AT.
Superintendent
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-26

FEMALE ExrRAvAGAScE - A
French peasant halts before the show
case Of Of a photographer and gazes
upon reproduction Of Rauch's ia
nous group Of The three Gracss.
"Oh, those women-thOse women,
signs the honest man; "they were too
poor to buy stitch of clothing, but
they could ind the money to get tAeir
pictures taken !"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-26
Home Grown Fruit Trees
Best Varieties. True to Name.

Any person, purp0sing 10 vi ont an orchard, can
SEA hrsi-casa ifs AZ anoni half the usual price BY
consulting
NL.IM staut'rt, ~,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-26

INSTANT COUGn RELIEFi
c. y. RosENHAM a CO.,

Ask your druggist Toe IL. An unGailing rcniedy
mr Coughs, Colds and hoarueness and an Lung
TIouhes. for sale hy
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-26

aRAYs sPECITfc MEpIcINE.

premature Ola see and many other diseases that
lead 20 insanity or consumption and premature
gave nf-Tuil particulars In our pamphlet which
We desire 20 send frcc by mail 70 every one 80 The
spcchc Medicine u sod by ~ druggists Al q pr
package or siV paotagos COT ~, VII ~ sent ifce
~ mall ON receipt Of the munry.ky addressing
THE GRAY WniOiNE CO.
40 90 Mechanics Block, nrfauff, Miou.
- sold in stanford by Oh drumias Artnur
Peter, Louisville. " hulosale Agents. aoo.iy
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Cor. fih a Jelsfson Sta, touissile, Ky. al whole
ALE and tall and by the Wholesale Druggists 81
iIuisFille ihlna fI Hinfa lUl Ytn
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-26

Twas Sunday morn, and Rev. Jones
was breakflsting with Gray. Said
Jones Another Bit of steak, as ]
have To preach to day "Guess III
have 10 brace up a little, too" said
Gray, his eyes all a glisten; and he
helped himself IN hunk of meat
''ior YOU know have 10 listen
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-26

Make n composition of 4 lbs ct resin,
one pint Of linseed oil and one ounce
of red lead. Apply il hit with a
brush to the place whoe the l. jiins
the main house, Or fur duor or win
dow that leaks, 90 round chimneys.
For making water casks light il has
always proved eieciual
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-26
PULLMAN PALACE CARS

Nain ilnn Tr,in icasrs tfi.anun lunstion q -
q 81 arrives Nasheiiie t1 O. ~ Meuiphis 40
A. NJ, Muuiguuicry % A. n.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-26

While gentle IN their action, these Pills
are the most thorough aud searching cathar-
tic that can he employed, and never give
then their Influence Is healing. They stimu-
late the appetite and digestive Organsi they
operate 10 purify and enrich the blood, and
iInpart renewed health and vigor 10 the
whole system.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-26
Cathartic Pills

Combine the choicest cathartic principles
In medicine, In proportions accurately adj
iusted 20 secure activity, certainty, and
uniformity OF effect They are tho result
OF years Of careful study and practical ex-
pertinent, and are the most eiiectual rem
edy yet discovered for diseases caused by
arrangement Of the stomach, liver, and
bowels, which require prompt and eiiectual
treatment AYER's Pills are specially ap-
plicable 20 this class Of diseases. They act
directly on the digestive and assimilativo
processes, and restore regular healthy ac-
lion. Their extensive use by physicians in
their practice, and by all civilized nations,
Is one OF the many proofs Of their value as
a safe, sure, and perfectly reliable purgative
medicine. Being compounded Of the con
centrated virtues Of purely vegetable sub
stances, they are positively free nom Gallo
mel, or any Injurious properties, and eau be
administered to children with perfect safety
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-26

AYER's PILIs are am eleotual cure foI
Constipation or Costiyoness, lndiges-
tlOn, Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite,
Foul stomach and Breath, Dizziness,
Headache, Loss of Memory, Numbness,
RlliOusness, Jaundice, rheumatism,
EruptiOns and Skin Diseases, Dr0psy,
TumOrs, Worms, Neuralgia, Collie,
Gripes, DiarrhWa, Dysentery, GOut,
other diseases resulting from a disordored
state Of the digestive apparatus.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-26

~ Nemphis. Ilnie R.t, Mslaie. Nons.s,sasry
sod Nfu tirisans
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-26

The Singer Manufacturing Compauy, ~ IL pin
eipal ohicc in nau,ilic Ky, and through - can
wasting igcuts everyehefc, siil ell swing Ma
chine 40
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-04

kEoE noE that your ReiSeneF liVVih, ios
he ell cotDe upon ths altar 10 offer the
merits Q! his P'icelss SaeTihee to Supply
the deaeseney Of your GtoneIncnt. fare.
vel lot a abort VhilN For " il Il still
Gay. and We aust FViurn 10 oar WeAIying
Toll, eGi SION the nishi ol death viii cone,
ard then We will lie down by yoar sides,
The night utll b long, bat the Angels
summons will vaken rs a lAS,. and then,
oh thea in our desh We shall So God.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-04

"Oh, how Do uish my skin Was - clear
and sol, - your, sAid lady to her
friend. 'Noa can easily make L 40 Au.
sWrSed the Tread. How inquired The
hrst lady. "By using Hop BtlIeS, that
makes pure rich blood and blooming
health, II iOueit for me, a. YOU observe.
For sale by lAughlin BEoS 4 Co,
wholesale druggists. Wheeling W. Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-04

Commencing At 10 o'cIdck A. ". Isi al ite front door
u tbs Court House 81 sid county tue following Teal
i-iAlss parcel u land situate IN Ohio county ,Wes1
Yruni, and bounded ~ ioll0Vbl Beginning Al
sugar tree stump, aB uIlgiGh sugar tT1g, corner 81
aufIsn msdr Tor Edward Calhoun aud Jtnba Ca'd-
we'll, respectively, thence with llB bciaStn SAID
Surveys 4 w T. bO'ltO poles U the Boitn side Of
shat Is called tho Hubbard Road and With the SAME
n. az h. 70 ppisa, N, Is u. ~ poles, y. GA
u aI..O1 POLES; lIenes leavlng ~ rI4d n %. "
~ l0-CO poles 70 line betauan tue calhoun
and Smith uAcis, Hnd vita the uAms T. ~ v. 10
t1I- 10 the bfglnnlng containing are aeIts ADD hVs
I4Tghe. And alS1 a tTArt u lAud In nid county,
bounded ~ lol0vai BegBnihs 1t poiul on the
tassTy line Of tbs Carroll farm aud ihIty Test noFth'
wand from tho old sugar tree eOrnFr 90 the hui
thence Continuing on said sASUry line teall W ~
T. " gi.lO1 Poloa u sake thence boFih IA W.
7dy-lOO pulSi " IiAtS; thence =. 2Ot' W. ISL
lDlrs 10 slake thence y. 1917 f. - poles W The
plSsc u begnhIns, containing one acre, sAesphnR
ihsTOiIOm all Ol the bOul sliAtA OF brta which may
un1err tho surface 0 said last noAtlon0i PEenlth,,
~ we'll IA the hight and lVllege Ul mining sud 70
moving said coal 10 proper manner from last nsi1sd
tract Tills believed 10 ba good bat selling ~ Tins
Ten Vill convey OHly the lite VO!ed In Inc bysAid
Deed OF TTnSI.
rERM1 ~ HALE--OD 70 fourth Of the purchase money
aud much the purchaser may elect, taah In
hand; tue bAlAhtB 10 three equal paynehlh ~ biI,
tWAiVG aud eighteen months, respectively, from tue
day " sale with interest from that day the pufchA'
s0r give notes secured by decd Of trust upon the
properly for the ael0H0d Puy menls,
W. H. HALLEH, Auctloneer. 0clt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-04

NlRUBTgEs SALE OF ISLAND PROP.
i KITTY III virtps q 4 Dgvd y Tfsli n1t3 "
Nata ". Bafi and AbAds u BE Gtlt, 70 he ledfi.
EEaag Trustees dhftd ~ "a dty u AsT, isis, sa1
fssofIt,l IN TIE gtEft 1Aes d ths Cpahig Clgi q
Oblo 6sIniy Wtst SifdBib, 10 Decd u TfuR bost
No. ~, psgs t99, uiu,O
SATURDAY. rue IstH DAY OYHOvENBEE, it7S.
BsgihainE 81 10 gcloeE A. r. u aid dIy ts 81 pahlis
sutton Al the ifght dgF u he CSdh H9nsf VI VhtS
tJantJ, tha following dsssfesd pifesls o. tionnd'
that 10 NY 1u0 giIlIih ~ u pS9na ~ tbs ~
dhioH To iLS e5iy u BhtaliuE laid 0sl ~ HehFJ
MSDfs, Trustee III Ebshei-F Zahe, dsE.atst, "a
WhfsiBF tiinud ADD dsa,shatsd On ibs plat o. said
nddiflln ~ Ia a1HbaTs4 shs haD4Fsi h1d hinsty-
tire tLy1t No. 1884, % h0fih Ffsht hHesl, lnd me
north sHsehAi VI PasllTs % river bl hiimlTfsd ave-
u tams hddlu5n, Alho all that par u ipFton 81
biltgis ~ dVsf Ut bumbsFai Bi1 81 ne tale ADD
loo 70 aid eity named sbyTs hieh sa souh u The
south IRE u lot Bu,gtfs one hupdTsd bnd llnsty-
he sGnntsJ through aid river III ~. g. ltgslhaT
With Tue dEslllnE aud other bulldog aud lmPrJvg
tnrhti upon tie hims. baddVSliiBg lapFoVldsd With
uI Tho idOitfD sp Iluntsl
TEHsa 81 6ALE -GH0 ihIuaui DOLLAR, - "a much
IlofH u The pufrhaaa money ~ the pufrhlssf nay
elect 10 pty IN fash, and The Etsdas In two equal
miscellaneous a. 1lI mDiths sud bAs yoaf if0l The dsJ
u sal-, With interest ,alt deferred inalAilpssh
from aid dty The purchaser 10 give his tug nsSpth'
bic Bgtss f0T sid dgistE0t inaAlmanu, Hbd intGfeat
With security " ~ approved By tha trusts,
JAhksF. kOJElG5, Trustee
". II. HALLHH, AIctl0BSsr. TuAu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-04

TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE

TNRUsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i TRIADEEPHIA PROPERTY.
ny VlrtAs Of deed Of trust INSIDE by Mary SchW Inn
wife Of Michael BchWInn, with tho said MlchRol
SchwiDn, her husband, 10 the andetelSned trustee,
,latrd uly u 1916 and recorded In tho office VI the
CLERK Of the County tOurt Of Obio county, West Va
an deed Of TraSl Hook No II, page ., l will on
SATURDAY NOVEMBER &, 1872.
Commencing nj II O'clock A. NJ pTOceOd TO SELL at the
front door Vi the Court House u Ohio county West
Va 10 thu highest and best bidder the following de-
ncTibed real tStRlN that Is 10 say lot numbered ten
U6i as ihe sAls i deslgulted uP'n the plat Of the
down Of IIidulphia In the county OF Ohio and State
al vest VTERii, rOntipg hlty feet 20 IT, on the
National Road, aud rnHnluE back one hundred and
TrhIy feet (lg0 ny 10 en- alley.
"NRNI OVSALR-s OnO-l bird VI the purchase money
~ much more rs the purchaser may elect TO pay,
VI; tho 6llanos IA twOequAl payments At AlE aud
Q months, Vlth Interest from day 81 Sale, puT-
rs giving notes SECURED by deed Of trust, and \
uisnsuTanee gu the property, Tor deferred pay
Z. Il
title 10 the said property q believed 10 be per.
out selling Is trustee, I Lhall convoy only Iuch
laS IL vested IN me by said deed Of trust.
wa. =. HUBBARD, Trustee.
VIII. HALLEE. AuCtlOueCr. OeS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-04
TVtUSTEES SALE OF CENTRE
i MlIEkLlNN PROpEKTY.

1VtUSTEE'S SALE OF CENTRE
i WHEELING PROPERTY.
ny virtue ii a decd Of trust, IRAde BY J. Chambers
Harvey, trustee for Mary IOulGA bchWhnE, the aid
Mary Louisa Schwartz, With Fled Schwartz, hdr hus-
hand, to the uhderIlGntd trustee, dated November g.
ab3b, ADD recorded In tho Once O the lleTk o. tbs
county Court u Ohio county, West Virginia. In deed
Of Trust Book No, ., page t5i, viii, GU
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER s, 1879,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. w. proceed to SELL At tbs
font door Of tho Court House 0t Ohio county, West
Va "a thu lgheI and best bidder the following de-
scIibGd property, that Is 10 say The north ne.hAi
VI lot numbered Is situated on the east aide Of Main
street. between Twenty dith street formerly called
Marshall AlTer) aud TWenty.AlIh StIOst formerly
called division street,, In the sixth WArd Of tho city
OF Wheeling. West Va.
TgRMs or SALk.-O n0-thlfl Of the purchase money
and IA much more the puIchaIOr may elect 10 pay
ia cash; tho bAlAHto In two equal payments, 81 liG
and twelve months, with interest from day Of sale
purchaser giving notes secured ny deed vi trust and
policy Of Insurance. gu the properly, Tor delerrei pay
lneuL4,
The title to the said property Il believed to Do per-
iOct, but selling tTuslBo shall c0nTsy only such
Eiio ~ l. vested In ~ by said deed VI trust.
WA. r. HUBBARD, Trustee.
VIII. lIALLER, AhcilOnrrr, 81 oes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-04
sDiY. M l,In BAY OYNOYENBEg, ~,

UNRUsTEES sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
l. Deed u Tnnt made ~ Christian Aha, vile u
Charles Abba snd said CHARLES AblS, her huiiln1, V
ssa - lTusisr dated The IA DAT VI JaBWTL, 1872
Hhi ito1Idei Ia the Oits Bi tbs Clerk 81 the C0nbty
COun Of Oh0 oouniy, West ViTShI, IN Dosd Of Trust
UsAk No. IT, uass u, viii, Ga
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-04

TTains leaving Columhul nj StO ,. n and Gao 4, 4.
nun daily. Through Chicago express leaves Columbus
daiIg except Sunday, at $40 r. NJ With sleeping car
Anhched, arriving IN Chicago al 100 nrIt morning.
SSlths ca be secured IN advance Al Union Depot
fuulnah'l Palace DrAVInR Room Sleeping Cln
through without change frnm stSbenVille and Coum-
bua 70 Cinelhnat, L0ulsVill0 indianapolis and 1t.
For through Tickets, BaEg1gs Cheeks, Sleeping On
accom- modation1t lnd any further nioFnGIOn apply
y JOS, n. BEl.LEvlLLE, Ticket Agent Gt Pan
Handle DEPOT, foot Of Eleventh street. or At City
Ticket Ohioo, under Ael4ut0 House, Wheeling,
b, W. CALDWELL,
Gen'l Manager, Columbus, y.
3, N. FRIIToN, JE.,
VI, L. O'RGIEE,
Gea'l PsIa. and TiClS. Agent Columbia o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-04

E5suInF ai 10 Sslstk A. r., sall u pahsis lueiisa,
u ~ hSsst thd ~ biddsT, Is IL ly1t DR. q
tbs C1dH ugats " Uhle og1uly, Wbt Ni1phn, tbe
f1gslbF dslsdl-1 rel 0slais tSssit L1a ~. U, u
that iri u lhe city 4 Whseliat eslls1 4ilt Ebsti'
III ssilinF q Ifuroa Vili eG1yey tsFh litls Hlig
- il Ve1iisi r. ne ~ ald Sos1 4 ifun.
TstHs ~ HALt--Tba sea q tll3 tnat, ahd Tie
baiihss NJ tha Vufshas ngusJ 10 ~ isSgiht ~
sSgsr 10 the pgrthauF ds1iSsS = POI 9Th ihtsft5s
sd scared v TIE sItiiiAeligo n ~ ifa.s..
r. d. BARR, TfagieA
ws.H. HLLLEa, ssstiaassr. Osio
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-04
DIR. HENRY MOTIFS

khENCa POWDERS
VIII cure Diseases d the KIdneys Gravel, GlNet and
~ Urinary DiDeasea, Nervous Debility, Loo q Man.
hsod, b9nlnAl Emission, lmpOteney caused byIndls-
eI9tlou In YOUTH EGrOalss, DC. Female Weakness Or
MhitsA scIOlula, syphilis In all IL lorna, ahd All
Bleed aud skin Diseases speedily cured.
- GOhORRHuA CURED In ~ HOURS. -Ea
fGr ale 10 Wh0aling, West Vlryinla, By EDMUND
BN;klNq ago, DriggiGt, Odd Fellow Han. PTicS
- ~ Pr boz. sOnt BY mall secure tom observation,
on Hpc0tpt Of pfieo, mia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-04

~, 10. 10 on saturday night has no connection for
Chlc9So or hLndubky,
=, P "a Palace, Drawing Room and Sleeping Can
CoSO connectionI are made for all points BOuth and
southwest North and Northwest, making this duaI.
tabN route for col0nSts and persons moving 10 the
eat Wet, and 70 whom particular attention Is giVOn.
ls"vs WbSsIiHI 40 Avn DA * I ELH,
Leave Wu0ellnB a. IN, lsbu p N,
THHdelphlA Accommodation.
Leaves Wheen 20 T. m. 60 p. n,
Ilckeu TO al principal poinA on ale n Depot.
Once open at al hour during tho day.
Information 70 the GavGliDR public 6htoEf1lly over,
- ". N. CLEMENTS, N. 81 7.
=. 7: DEVRGEb, GSn'I Agent, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-04

NtHbeHViLLs aL5T-le7TeS 6siiSI;S :; ~;
P M, Bridgeport 500 p. M; arrives q IN "
SD P. nj lAVe1 StsubenTills n liza n snd 80
H1 T y sb.ndgspoT At SSs, and BelArO q 10 4 m
me bt9ubeBvillO Accommodation, In SdditIar a.
tnnT regular TIP 10 and from BteubenTIile Vii n.tS
We f following trips basWsen BSlllEo and MsTtip,S
Bridgeport to AnF.!n'' Farry. 4. m
hen1iTe''.'.......,... ....-,.il.SO 1, NJ.
a,orr,.,, ..;..'...,..:......-..... ass D. "a.
1iiGsP w, wL Jela!Le1 a. sherman House. Rtpa.
t II and B!SHgo Checks 70 ali PRINCIPAL mint,
Y me EGIt I'D Wet can b procured d In TsHS,
Otaes in Bridgeport. ~ A1eAN
"a r., Pr MYERS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-04
7RusTEEs. SALES.

TI'KUsTEE's sALE-BY yIRTUEOFA
j. dssd 0fusst, - 'ds ~ q fist hai4 80 b9a1hea,
~ Ulft. " IL sn5Sftrhid tfgStG dA.ai Ishs -,
Is5i asd Teo1gdsd 10 iba Cl,e4 y ~ CAaiH = ~
C8BatJ COaFt 4 Ohl9 ep1hiT, IN 1t1i1 Died bogA
No n EaHa IN I fhnll q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-04
THE LATE BISHOP WRELAN.

TFibRte 70 His Memory In COnnsstSOn
with the Dedication Of Ihs AlSF-
tuSFy ChSPtl over HIS Re-
mains NJ Mount Cal.
vary Cemetery,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-04

Monuments are intended, or should DO
intended, TO hand down to posterity the
memory Of those who have done honor to
their race by their character, their talents,
their virtues or their deeds. It wogld be
well II the many monuments that are
raised attained their purpose, but the ma.
i0rity Of them might justly be pronounc.
cd, in the prevailing style Of the day, an
Improbable investment or dead capital.
Il Is astonishing how essilY lAen learn 10
pass under the shadow OF pillar or
statue without thought for the hero 70
whom II has been erected. The bronze
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-04
nlRuHrEKs gALR on IsLANp PROP.

W. .HLLLEa, aus,iaassG. Oeio
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-08-06

Few people are aware that the proud boast
OF Englishmen that the sun never sets on the
British Empire is equally applicable to the
United States. Instead of being the western
limit of the Union, San Francisco is only about
midway between the fartheSt Aleutian Isle,
acquired by our purchase of Alaska and East
port, Me. Our territory extends through 1872
of longitude, or Ito more than half way round
the globe The Rocky Mountain Presbyteri-
an in commenting on this fact, says, "When
the sun is giving its goodnight kiss to our
westernmoSt isle, on the confines of Behring' S
Sea, it is already flooding the fields and forests
of Maine with its morning light, and in the
eastern part of that State is more than an hour
high. At the very moment when the Aleutian
fisherman, warned by the approaching shades
of night is pulling his canoe toward the shore,
the woodchopper of Maine is beginning to
make the forest echo with stirring music of his
axe. "-Scientifc Anaerican
Ii is one of the proud boasts of our common
school system that few people are aware of
it. Allowing the westernmost island to be
in 1700 East, we have 1902 less 660, the lon
gitude of Eastport, or total of 1240, equal
to eight and third hours. When the sun
sets at six p. NJ. on the farthest island, it is
twenty minutes past two in the morning at
Eastport, an hour when the audacious wood
chopper refrains from making the woods
ring with his axe. If it be argued that the
thing is possible in the long midsummer
days, it may be answered that it is the more
conspicuously untrue during the other ten
months of the year.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-08-06
Bangor Whig.l
An Old Gain.

The Bangor Commercial editorially exults
over Gen. III. NJ. Plaisted as ga Greenback
CAIN" As our readers are aware the "gain',
has been so long and so fully discounted, that
Gen. Plaisted's latest dive will not make even
a ripple in Republican waters. 1t is scarcely
a week since he was complaining that he had
been ignored by the Republicans and boastng
that he could render the Republican party
more effective service on the stump than some
who had been put forward. When this con-
versation was reported to the State Committee
man for this County the latter remarked that
he should want to know which side Gen.P.
would speak for before putting him on the
stump. Over year ago we were constrained
to arraign Gen. Plaisted for consorting with
and advocating the doctrines of the Greenback-
ers, and after all the quasi-denials the Com
mercial as his champion now comes forward
and declares
1t is well known that for a long time Gen Plaisted
has entertained financial views widely different from
those OF his honest money" associates.
It is safe to say that General Pasted's hat
VIII cover all the reinforcement that he will
bring the Greenback- Democratic party. He
mas chosen queer time to openly take the
field after keeping hold of the top rail of the
fence SO long, and will find that he has swung
loose just in time to see Maine swing into the
Republican line again.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-08-06
The Judge of Probate.

A correspondent in a communication pub
lished elsewhere properly calls attention to
the Democratic scheme to elect a Demo-
cratic Judge of Probate. The Democrats
evidently think Judge Cleayes the strongest
man on the fusion ticket.
The Democratic nominee is a man of
gentlemanly manners and has made gener-
ally acceptable judge; but he is well known
as shrewd, sklful and adroit politician,
personal friends in the Republican party to
further his own election. Up to a recent
period he took a very active part in politics,
being the righthand man of the Democracy
in the seventh ward, and was for quite a
while the chairman of the Democratic City
familiarity in all these arts which have just
been used so successfully in comprising the
coalition in securing the nomination for
reelection upon the mongrel ticket, and to
create the impression that he is entitled to
the support of all voters without regard to
their party relations. No friend of Judges
Barrows Or Waterman will admit that Judge
Cleaves has eXcelled either of them in this
office. Yet Judge Cleaves was among the
most active of those who repeatedly labored
to turn each of these Judges out to make
room for Democrat. And it is only now
when Democrat is the incumbent that a
skilfully organized movement is put ON foot
to perpetuate him in Office on the plea of its
being non-partisan position. Nobody
pretends that this is partisan office; but
the fact that Henry c. Peabody is a
Republican does not detract from his recog-
nized qualifications for the position. And
we venture to express the hope that when
a Republican is solicited to vote for Judge
Cleaves he will remember that under this
non-partisan pretence, it is expected by the
Democratic managers to introduce an
element of discord into the Republican
ranks, and that he viii refuse to lend his
vote to any such scheme or to the defeat of
man so well qualified for Judge of Probate
as is the Republican nominee.