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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-30
EMILE BARelER l. CO.

Awarded First Premium at Maine State Fair 1870
First Glass French Dyer.
Specially and New Process Of Cleaning.
Any kinds Of Dress Goods, In the pieces, or made
into garments, Ribbons, Fringes, Sacks, velvets.
slippers, Kids, Feathers, etc., dyed or
Also Gents garments dyed, cleansed, repaired
and pressed ready to wear. Carpets and Lace Cur.
tsns cleansed Velvet trimmings Of sleighs dyed and
restored to their primitive color without any ripping
Goods received and returned promptly by express.
Send for circular price list. Agents wanted IN every
town. may2OteOd&wtf
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Sold by eVes'y Druggist.
PRIC also PER BOTTLE.
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AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK
Organized in C848.

TRUSTEES Thomas Lambard. Jas. w. North
Artemas Libbey, VIM. 5. Badger, Saml Titcomb
OFFICE-In Savings Bank Building, ia Water st.
Bank open daily, from 9 A. N. to T. NJ, and from
to 40 =. NJ Saturday Evenings from to $50
O'Clock.
Interest deposits payable twice year, Feb. and
Aug. Interest not drawn out Is added to the deposit
thus making COMPOUND INTEREST.
Interest begins on the first day Of each month.
Money deposited on or before the tenth day of each
month, will draw interest from the fret day Of the
same month.
ASUnder the existing law Of this State all depos-
Its in Savings Banks, erempt from mmncipaffar-
alton.
No returns Of names Of depositors are required to
be made to State town authorities and all accounts
held by this Bank to be strictly private and cons
ar 6Gl.
". rried women and persons under age can deposit
m in In their own names, SO that II can De drawn
| oni themselves, on their order:
Es r,sl advantages afforded to ExeCutoFJ GUAR.
dians Trustees. and others having In charge Trust
WIN. r. SMITH. Treasurer.
! Augusta. Jan. l. ls7s. fawti
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Tbe 4le1 rebet yournal.
Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street foot
of Court, by SPRAGUE 4 Son.
Daily Kennebec Journal,

Issued every morning, except Sundays ltconfains
the latest news by telegraph and mail, gives reports
Of Markets. and has carefully prepared political and
ocai articles, and IA generous amount Of farming,
home and miscellaneous reading with fuil compiia-
tion of State news.
Terms, 81 per annum in adrance, Is II payment
not made within the year. Single copies 5centsto
be had at the bookstores and at this Office.
Advertisements inserted reasonable terms. Rates
may be had ON application at this Office.
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PROsTRATIoN.

1AO0x
Edwin Clay Of Pugwash, Nova Scotia, writes as
follows:
Mr. JAMES l. FELLOWS, Sir
Having, while at your establishment, carefully ex
amine0 your prescriptions, and the method Of prepar
ing your Compound Syrup Of HypOphosphites, felt
anxious to give 1t fair trial in my practice. For
the last twelve months have done so, and find that
In ncipient consumption, and other diseases of the
throat and lungs II has done wonders. In restoring
persons suffering from the effect ofdiphhera, and the
cough following typhoid fever, prevalent In this re-
gion II 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 teaching or In those Of
haustion from which so many young men suffer,
know of no better medicine for restoration to health
than your Compound Syrup of Hypophosphites.
II. G. Addy, NJ. D., st. John, N. b., writes fol-
lows:
MIR. JAMES ]. FELLOWS, Chemist:
Dear Sir:-Having used your Compound Syrup of
HypOphosphites for some time i'm my practice have
no hesitation in recommending 1t to my patients who
suffering from general debility, any disease of
the lungs, knowing that even In cases utterly hope
less, 1t affords relief.
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MARY ]. HOLMES.
New York Stocks

BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION and car
risd at margin of one per cent.
First.class stock privileges which frequently
pay 10 to 20 times the amount invested. Send for
circular. or call on BECK 4 CO.. Bankers and
BrokersExchange Place, Boston.
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TRUSTEES Thomas Lambard. Jas. w. North
Artemas Libbey, VIM. $. Badger, Saml Titcomb.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-05-03
KsE1t5G agaSE.s"E'g ssy.

Quoiquil SO soft 6coUlE quelques anntes
depui> que i: Ieinture DGpurajiv. du Dr..
Meng Ait etc retIrte de 81 grsnde circula-
ton, ellie men II pas moins conserve toute
50 Y que ct teute sa popularit6. dams IN car
eu;t Reinforcement res;reint.
jtep4,s i"nstemps, lie tous les points de
Ii Louisiana. ct ~principalement du BAYOU
La1nurcie. DIES Atrakapas, de Ia Riviere
Rouge. dc vleuv nialadeS me demaudent de
%reprenirr IL fabrication de cettr medicine.
81 iG1tellent appr6ciee de tout ceuX qui en-
ont fat usage.
Anjouua'h1i ie r6ponds a leur appel. ct
les m3tinenreuN, ~attligts de nlaiadles dites
!ncUrables, aurunt SOILS la main catte blep-
y~eillanfr TEXTURE dGpurative. qui viendra
metre VA terIne il leurssuufIauces.
Quil- Sc !iVrent done a rnspGrance de
ionrs nieiileurs, ceux Ia oui vivent sous lie
leng dc quellr'nne de ees incommodes ct
doulonrtuSes miirlnitGS. files ~inlpures dun
sans we've, teietere. NAL elahnre.
~IscanrCnp. Iui .iouisscnt dune brlllante
: 'e. ne ie doivent peut ttre qua la T.in-
tnre Dcpurative; c'est par'a nuisance de
ces vertus que tel pere, tt,.e mere ont puri-
lie ltur sang, acquis une bonnie constitution
retroiiye une sante aussi vigoureuse qu'inat
'endue. ct luis au monte DIES eniauts d une
Sante torissante.
QnerctsN qul, CONNIE euX, vivent dune
vie de ~douieurs. d~'angoisses, de desespoirs
%sllvent leur cxenlple qulls essasent ae la
leiiifure Depuraflve, ct, CONNIE euX, lis de-
yleillront rohusteS ct forts, ct pourrout
etrr 1lets dc icur progGniture.
Que ccux bu, doutent, s%informent
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ner. Ce depart matinal ct cette alb
n qui dure t"ut lie jour nous ont
amen6s Il hi constituer I'M petit bud
jet pour SEES d~ejeuners. ses ieux. ses
~promenade> du ieudi. II Il. scion IN
mot fimilier. son petiE argent de
p0che.
'Quoique mes livres ne soient pas
aussl REIMBURSEMENT tenns que lie ii
rOir de ma tante. dependant ie
conptn ct veux compiler. Glands fur
eGt done mon etonnement, ma peine.
quand le cruS m'apercevoir que non
fills await gonfe sa bourse d'6colier
aux depen> de Ia mienne. D'abord ie
me refusal Il M to. soupcon ; il me
sembla que ie calomniais. mails hier,
appellee par une vi>ite an jardin. je
laissai itnI,rnlemment trainer sur ma
table IL onvrage mon porte monnaie,
don't .je venaiS de compter lie conte-
nu. C'etait dimanche, jonr de congo.
Je sors du salon ; je descendS dams le
iardin on m'attendait IN visiteur :;
mon fills Y jouait aVec sa seur. J'en-
tire dams lie petit bois pour v prone
ner le voisin qui venait me voir.
quand tout a coup, Il travers les ar
bres. il vols i%'enfant Sc gIis>er dams
lie salon, ct deuX minutes apres en-
ressortir vivement ct Fair agite. Je
reEtre. la conrH a mon porte mon
naIe II Y manqaaIt n piece de I'm
franc ct nnt antrf de cinqnante Cen
times. &c Tut IN coup atffenX.
A COntiRuer.
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TEXTURE D~EPURATIVE
DG 1sr. EE2iyG

&c renede Il ma pas encore failli de
pulS 'tuiliZe ans QUIZ! est en- usage. est bler
superior 1t tons les eriruits de Sal e00y.ejVe
ct tons hes Dfparaht>, employees iusqu'a &c
Jour.
II gntrit toutes les maladies chron;nnes.
SOFT !i'erncS. sEit eXtcriits. ans difference
Il age III de seXe. Mule maladie proyeuont
de iimInrete du sang ne reslste IA son
usage les daftres de quelque nature qu'el
trs Sdiehf, les mfirnllfcS, consequence de
/ thiis 'u mercure on de tout autre traite.
mcnt qui a viciG Ia constitution. sont mar.
i'ltenr:nt ct radicalcintnt queries. toirtes
les tois one ron persfvere dlnsson emploi.
Les Le'tPofrhfes, Pertcs Bianrhes. I.rftyn-
turtles dams la periolicitt dies nIenstrnes. Ia
ciiorose. lit sieti{ue nrovcIidnt lie toute ma
!a'Ie cilr"mque on constitutionnelle, toutes
ceS llatatsies disparalssenJ par I'm traite-
iiiehf aSseZ Iongtcnlps pr0longe de la Tein.
TURF Depurative du DIR. Meug.
Lepilepsie, lorsqu'elle nest pas occasion
nee par une lesion organique. les Rlumatis-
mes ~chioniqneS ct ~quclquefOis Aigus. les nj.
ceres caIlecreuN, ont etc radicalement rue.
lis.
les cures d6ia ope"es PARENT assez pour
Que Id Eelntnre Depurative du DR.. Men ait
besoin de toute r6clame: il suffit de SAVIOR
lull ny a pas Gu jusqu'A present une seule
fnaladie chronique inv6tGree on const,tu-
tlonnelie. produlte par I'M vice quelconoue
DIES hameurs. mi ait rGsiste a la puissance
DiehlcatrIce de cette preparation.
thaque bouteille est a~ceompagnGe demon
oreilX cer-licats, yenant de tous les poipts
de la Loulslane, attestant les bellies cures
operees par ce medicament.
In vente chez
JOS. T. THIBODEAUX.
Pharnuacien.
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E W. SQUIRES.
D Justice of the Peace.
EEEss. Ward.
IHIBODAUX,

Once as formerly at Union HIT. corner
OF Market and Green Streets, up stairs.
All business entrusted to him will re
celVe PROMPT attention.
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TAI q faire /: done. tai>ez-vous.
II So tut ; mails quand on Ell vint a
rexamIn des males ct que lie doua-
nier demanda aux voyageurs s'ils ma
vaient rien d; declarer, non ami, av-
&c lie calme qui lui est propre, repon
dit i:
-Oui. monsieur. madame a lei des
deptelles de Malines qui, je crois,
doivent payer a l'entree.
La fureur de la dame. vous vous
l'imaginez. Ellie ne pouvalt rien dire,
le douanier etait la /; il lni tallnt ou-
vri: ses males, derouler ses bandes
de Malines ct payer mn droit qui hi
parrot exnrbitant, A chaque piece de-
dentelle qu'elle montrait, ct Il cha
que somme d'argent qu'elle trait,
ellie laneait a son gendre des regards
furibouds ct des implications
>ourdes quill econtait avec I'M f1egme
impe rturbable. Mails lhistoire cut un
denouement bien imprevu. La vue de
l'honn6tete a I'm tel ascendant. meme
sur ceux qu'elle condamne GU irrite,
que, la visite finie ct les deux voya-
geurs restes seuls, la belle mere de
mon ami Sc ret0urna vers lui, ct.
apres un moment de silence, lui sau-
tant an cou !: Mon gendre. vous etes
un brave hOmme, il faut que je you
embrasSe.
VOLTA nm bien long preambule OF
tend-ii ? Oh nous condnisent toutes
ces reflections philosophiques A I'm
fat particular, don Giles sont nees
ct qul met en- scene lie sujet de cette
etude, la prolific dams i'entance.
Je suis depnis quelqnes annees en-
relations de contiance a~ffeotueuse
avec IN mere qui m'appelle en- ri
ant sou mOrallste consultant. Chaque
fuis cue l'education de ses enfants
fait surgir devant ellie qnelqne inte-
r~esSante question relative a Ia famil
lie. ellie men tait part, ct de la, entire
nous, une correspondence on les let
tres que je recois Won't souv-nt bien
plus an fond des chooses que celles
que J'tcIis.
Je vais done ~laisser la parole a Get
te mere. Sous Sd plume lie recit sera
ane action.
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4 YANT TEANSFEhE mes magasins des
"A Nos 2i3. 2l5 1T 2i7 de la rue Eieil!e-Le-
Vft aux Nos s2 eE s:S de S:a rgae. &ls
s.saa.sf. Jannonce respectueuseInent au
na5!ic en- generaj qdc TAI. aim de rtpondrt
= advertisement &c anon cGurHtrce, ic Plus
fort STOCK Embellishments. dc cEapeauN.
tc lingerie dilolAtneS. tie %jeuuus gents e..
de %leuneS g~.rcols-stock tel quill ny en- It
ian IN "a Ia Aouveiie Orleans. J'invitc
nt"s i,"l~ 81 ne. clients ac VENT IeNami-
Ger eft s.1s>DreI dcs priN.
AiaFc il, comm" par Ic passt. .ie '.e ne.
@!i4cr.l fitn pour fare face aux he9 ins de
Ia place. lie scrai t%onjonra pref a remplir
tous les %"Httrts pyramids on pctitsl -. hahiile
mcnt, lingerie ct chapelnx de ouuteS es
ptces rtdet"u genres. tleppis les SETTLEMENTS
rnntmane d'haiit3itiuns iuSln'au hinge de-
toilette 'c plus fin. Las prix de mes articles
SeronI inyariaolencnt au>si has que posst-
bic,
les eomln&fdes tie Ia campagne sont Fob
let Il uic attention Immediate.
LEON GODCHAUX
Aux Nos II 1t * tie Il. rue du Canal
ii oct-I6
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COlOsaie 8''r.tRcaise
ksssMS s'ArkanSas.

100000 A a.nsI;: !, de hr;1 terres a
awe Placements %iaciles, dams rOuest de TAr
kansas. lie cliemin de fer: Little Rock ct
tort->mlth, ainsi que lie fleuve Arkansas. fra
yersent tcute Ia vallGe. LIE sol est pinG
ralement tres fertile lie climat doux eft tenn
ptre. Veil
lie cotton. lie tahac. lie chavre, lie froment
lie mas, Forge lavoine, les pom1nes do
terre, lie treble, ct lie toin V viennent Tres
!den, alilsi que la vigne ct les arhres fruit,
iers. ~
Environ 200, 900 acres de ces terres. situ-
ees lie long du chemin de fer,au Nord din
iIeuve Arkansas, ont etc comedies any
%colonie. o'o
"A % miles de Little Rock. pres de Ia
station Morllton. non lin de Louisburg ct
sur un maGmfique plateau. s'etendant yerc
re Nord, les Per9s du st. Esprit ont rGserv
0;tV0 acres pour les colons trancais. Une
eSilse etun convent sOnt en- vote de cunstruc
ton pres dt NoriIton ct une seconde fplise
faIGals va etre constitute pres de Spring
Helo ~ miles plus loin, des que le besoin
sen fera sentlr
Avis aux families franchises d~esirant ac-
querlr me belle propriete, a peu de tra,s.
dans lie voisinage dune eglIse eatholioue.
Four plus ample information on pelt s,a
dresser ..
Mr.. w. d. SLACK. on
MIR. MICHEL BRAUN.
Land Office, l.. K. g., +. s. R,y. a Little.
Rock, GU aux Peres du st. Esprit Moril,
toll.
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Mon inquIetude est devenu du
chagrin. Je ne peak plus en- douter,
mon fills nest pas honn6te. Jugez-en.
Chaqne matln. il part pour nne pen
stou spisine ct resIent d / heuIe du III
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Noah Davl. and the Thera..on Case.

To THE EDITOR OF The SUS--lSr: read
with great interest your remarks the other day
on the charge TO the jury delivered by Noah
Davis in the case of Louis 7. Therasson. The
rasson was accused OF pecuniary Irregularities
toward the funds OF client. and under the
charge of this Judge he was found guilty.
|, is my opinion that Noah Davis was not a
suitable man to try such case. because 1t does
not seem 10 me that he is sufficiently sound
himself in respect 10 making use Of public funds
which are put within his power. He Is uaid out
of the Treasury Of this county the grent salary
" fl7 900 "a year IN consideration OF his staying
here and performing the duties OF n Judge
Yet last spring he won't on to Europe. and wns
gone there for at least three months drawing
his salary. however. all the while. Just NJ II he
was doing the work which the salary was meant
90 pny tor. In this manner he got from tho
public treasury the sum Of - 375 for which
he did no work whatever: and while taking
this money without rendering any cunsidcrn-
ton Tor II he sadd!ed upon the public. through
his absence an additional expenditure TO pay
for another Judge TO DE brought here from the
country 10 perform the duties which he took
pay for. but avoided doing.
| submit that Noah Davis ought not to ait | II
judgment upon any lawyer who appropriates
10 his own private use money belonging 10
others. ATTORNEY.
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cotgEoticaily answered by our correspond
ont On tho main pOInt-the ctusc of the
failure Of the institution he .uy.: Tho
nusiurtunes Of the bank are directly due to
the universal depreciation in values which
succeeded the panic of 1873" When the
condition Of the bank was investigated last
summer, its assets were found to include
the notes OF its directors and OF members VI
their families to The amount Of 81 $50 COO
not ono cont of which hus boon paid
capt ENDss proportion ~ thi. enormous
Liability uf directors 10 their bank was
about s75j,oD1 nearly onc-half Nowhere
III his reply does Capt. EADs deny this fact :
nowhere does he even allude to it, II strikes
rs, therefore that it Is unnecessary to 20
back 10 the universal depreciation in
values % in order tocxplaln the catastrophe.
" While tie misfortunre OF the bank '
continues Cupt. EADs. might have been
avoided by tho exercise Of better Judgment
on the part Of myself ondimy cu-directors,
no law has been violated by them Or my
self. That is for the officers Of the law. and
not for Capt EAps, 10 determine. The in
iirmiies Of Judgment which he confesses.
seem nearly all tohavc been of the character
Indicated by the following extract from the
list Of discounts voted in one half year by
Capt. EAps and his associates:
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Pickett has wholly captulated to all that IL In.
artistic in modern attire. and has produced II
figure that IL irrcdcemably bad. The thin con-
ventionality of the attitude and the obvious AZ
fectntion Of the toga-liko arrangement Of the
cloak added TO the weakness and uncertainty
OF the general treatment make IL very indif-
ferent performance. Prof. Morse was good
subject with face strongly marked and full Of
character. and likely to appeal directly to a
scuptors artistic sense. He does not seem to
hayO made any such impression upon Mr.
Pickett.
OF other works in the Park. probably the
most conspicuous Is Mr.. Wards soldier of the
Seventh Regiment. This is one Of the tenn
porary sculptural necessities OF our period.
and Mr.. Ward has treated II fairly enough. He
has produced young man OF respectable
proportions and orderly presence. neat and
symmetrical Of garb. and Of a good. reliable.
and peaceful militia quality. The idcas OF
which this work is designed TO be in part COM
mcmorative are not likely to inspire any Sc
rious or high artistic achievement for some
time TO come.
An enormous amount Of money has been ex-
pended in New York upon different kinds OF
statuary. and there is very little to show for II
and great deal that should not be shown. II
is not to be supposed that any great harm can
be done by the exposure OF such examples us
we have In our Central Park or In some Of our
squares. The public taste will not be vtiatod to
any great extent and with the production OF bet
ter work. and not before. will come proper pop
ular APPRECIATION of that which il good. and a
corresponding apprehension and reputation
of what is had. Perhaps tho most practical and
Wild objection 10 the ease with which scup-
tors" avail themselves Of our public places.
admission 20 which should in itself be guar
antcc Of excellence. Is that the privilege Is
used in n low. business way. as sort
u art show-card to cntce trade. and
take in the ignorant and unwary. These statues
and busts are always inuugurated with
music. or professions. or speeches by promi-
ncnt and innocent people. and the glory Of such
IN occasion is duly reflected by the artist and
| skilluy perverted 10 dazzle nil outlying COM
nunties and stimulate business. 1t should b.
generally understood that the fact that person
has executed a statue which is in the Central
Park or Union square implies no sort Of as
sertion that that person is actually an artist.
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We punt this morning communication
nom Capt JAMES 4. EADs. the Western on-
giueer 1t is addressed 10 the editor Ui the
Sun. but was published IN several news-
pagers Of ST. Louis before it reached tins
Office. Notwithstanding tho manner m
which Capt. EADss letter comes % vs. ye
give it space in our columns no his request.
for II may help indirectly 10 thlow Hight on
the dark transactions which resulted 10 ti.'
ruin Of the Missouri Bank ana i'm Wholesale
suffering among those vino had intrusted
their money to that once trustworthy in
stitutlon.
Capt EAps and his organs see TT to as
sumo that ia making public the history OF
the capture aud extraordinary mlsmannge-
ment Of the Missouri Bank. TIE SCS is in
nucnced by hostility To himself as an lndi-
yidual. That is invariably the iirsJ ground
taken ~ persons whose names ara brought
into unpleasant notoricty By the record of
their own acts Ii this case no assumption
could be more uniustitlahe or the local
quarrels between Capt. EADs and men who
arc or have BEEN involved with him ia
unfortunate enterprises. HE Sun knows
nothing aud cares nothing. II has no Iaoro
enmlty 10 him personally than 1t has 10 one
OF the directors OF the broken Bank of Glass
gov. In the hi5toryol the Missouri. Bank
affairs, the name OF Capt. EAps has had
greater prominence than that Of President
BpIIToN, or Mr.. BAErOS BATES, on any Of
| the other directors. tor the simple and uh-
I vious reason that IL was 10 Capt. EADs that
/ the States stock was allotted; II was Capt
! lads who secured the milliond0lllr loan in
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The uapricst of All New Years.

There Inns been no previous first day Of
January when tho people Of the United States
had go much reason to bc happyas they have
to-day. The happiness ~ the great mass of
the people depends mainly upon the degree
VI personal Independence they enjoy. 10 hc
Independent they must hc educated n the
doctrine OF personal rights and they must
be IN posSnssiounf the personal rights which
they nave learned TO understand. We boz
hetc that asaw whole the people vi the United
States better understand the great subject
vi civil. individual rights. than they OF any
other people over understood 10 before. No
pcrccptblc approach 20 mouarchicnl power
will be tolerated in this country nj the pres
ent timr. il any political party bases its
hopes VI power on departure from the ira
ditious always heretofore observed IN the
United states. II is pretty safe 10 predict
disappointment iur that party.
Never has there been \ more significant
manifestation Of the lovc OF the people for
the true doctrine OF equal rights than was
furnished by our late municipal election.
Doctrines OF political and domestic econ
omy are better understood than over before
and we begin the new year on solid and
certain basis OF industrial and pecuniary
prosperity.
In the present year the prelimlnaries will
be substantially completed for giving effect
to the voice Of the majority in the next
Presidential election.
When, therefore. we express q hearty wish
for the happiness OF our readers and Of the
whole American people. we feel that every
promise is bright to-day for the fulAlment
OF that wish.