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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-08-19
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
FOR GOVERNOR.
DANIEL f. DAVIS
OF cORiNTH.
senators.

SENATOR.
,rdrosccrgiu, JEREMIAH DINGLEY, lr Au
GE0RGE PARCHER, of Leeds.
Cumberland. JOSEPH A. LOCKE. Portland.
HENRY c. BREW ER, Freeporl.
DAVID DURAN, Casco.
kenuelec, COLBY c. CORNISH WinsloW.
JOSEPH :, BERRY, Wayue
Knox, =. GEORGE ROBERT-. Vinalhaven.
Lincoln, \. II. G. SMITH. Whitehead
oxford, FRANCIS W. REDLoN, Porter:
WILLIAM W. WAIT biNdeld.
Penobscot EDWARD b. NEALLEY, Bangor.
THos II. WENTWORTH, Brad
LLoiDw, DRAKE, Springfield
sAML W. MATTHEWS, Hamp-
sasadahoc. D. SAMPSON. Richmond.
Somerset, LEWIS WYMAN. PALMYRA.
CHANDLER BAKER. bingham
Waldo. l.. T.. HAM. Lincoln, lie.
W. SMITH. stockton
Washington, AUSTIN HARRIS.
ALDEN BRADFORD.
York, J. w. DEARBORN, Parsonsdcld.
CHARLES T. EMERY. Biddefori.
GEO. Il, WAKEFIELD, south
County Commissioner.
tndroscoggin, II. w BRIGGS, Livc~,ore.
Cumberland, WILLIAM l.. PRINCE, Cumbcr-
Kennebec. GEORGE II. ANDREWS, Mon
Knox, W. ii. TircoMB. Eeckland
Lincoln. ALFRED PATTERSON, Jr'
oxford, FRANK Y BRADLEY, Fryeburg
Penobscot, IRA u. FISH. Patten.
Sagaiahoc, II. +. MARBLE, Woolwoh.
Somerset, OMAR CLARK, Carraiunk.
Waldo, SAML. kfNGSBIRY Waldo,
Washington, ROBERT +. CAMPBELL,
York, RICHARD l.. GOODWIN, Ber-
wick
County Attorney.
Cumberland ARDEN W. COOMBs. Portland
kennebec, HERBERT NJ. HEATH, Augusta.
Lincoln, II. :. PARTRIDGE, Whitcfeld.
oxford, JOHN r. SWASEY, Canton.
Penobscoi. JAsPERHUrCHINGS. Brewer.
Sagadahoc, j. W. sPAULDINt-. Richmond.
Somerset. JAMEsWRiGHT, Skowhegan.
Washington, CHAs, B. ROUNDS.
Judge of Probate.
Androscoggin, GEORGE C. WING, Auburn.
Cumberland, HENRY c. PEABODY, Portland
oxford, AUGUSTUS II. WALhER, Lowell.
Treasurer.
Androscoggn, A. +. MERRILL, Lewiston.
Cumberland, JAMES NJ WEBB, Westbrook
Kennebec, MARK ROLLINS. Albion.
Knox. JOHN W. TURNER. Hockand.
Lincoln, LINCOLN W. GIRRs, Wiscassct
Oxford, GEORGE H. WATKINS Paris.
Penobscot, HORACE }. NICHOLSON, Ban
ssgadahoc, wILLIAMD. TAYLOR, Bath.
Somerset, ISAAC DYER. SHOWN. gan.
Waldo :. SLEEPER, Belfast
Washington, IGNATIus SARGENT,
York, CHARLES &. WELLS, Buxton.
Register Of Probate.
Cumberland, SETH L. LARRABEE, >carboro.
Sheriff.
Androscoggin, THOMAS HTTLEFIELD, Au.
burn.
Somerset, I. u. sTARBTRD, Fairfield
Clerk OF Courts.
Penobscot JAMES H. BURGESS, Bangor.
Waldo, w. q. FRYE. Belfast
York, AMOS l.. ALLEN, Alfred.
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MAINE TESTIMONY.

DR.. HENIoN having spent 10 weeks In Roekand
las summer is enabled to offer the following home ties
tmony:
Mrs. EMMA +. sTINpTsoN, AZ Broadway, Bangor,
Me-. was sick for years; had Neuralgia of Stomach
and Bowels was told by physicians that she had
dropsy; could neither work or walk. IL well.
Referredio
Mrs. H.rTiE l.. DrNNi,"s, of Chester. Conn.
Formerly Miss Hattie Be,le OF skowh began Me-
treated by Dr. II. Tor Female Trouble more than
a year ago. She wrote july = "My health was
never better than 1t is. ] weigh 1870 lbs" Re.
ferred to.
Mr. JOSEPH BUcKLIN, of Warren, Me-, was sick
man for years; suffered from eight distinct
troubles tried all the doctors in his vicinity got
relief. DR.. IIenion cured him. Referred 10.
Miss Cora PRINCE, of Warm. Me, had been
treated for consumption without a, benefit; did NOT
weighs y lbs more than she did last summer and Is
well. Referred to.
Capt. JAS. ADAMS one of Rockands best known
and most respected merchants was a sufferer from,
Nervous Dyspepsia Neuralgia Of stomach and Bow.
els. spinal Irritation and cold limbs and feet had
been failing for year. and confined to house for
five weeks DIR. ienion commenced treating him
july I'D, ISIS. and AFTER two Treatments he was able
No. Caa,den St., Rockland Ne. and Is referred to.
Mrs. CAPT. YORK. of Portland and Cape Elizabeth.
in Boston. for Nervous iwspspsIa Weakness and 4
Flut'erinr at the stomach; had been dosed and
bstered for months, but got no relief DR.. Henion
cured her in one week Referred to.
Scores of cures could be given did space permit, but
enough have been presented to ince the most H.
liberal. bgotcd and skepticai that Or. HENIoNs
treatment Is really the most successful Of any prac
ticed on earth.
New testimonials appear every Tuesday.
SPECIALIZE II. l. not n CairvOyant. nor Is he
simply Magnetic Healer, so called. IIeis an edu
Gated ply stefan. with independence enough not to be
confined to any school of practice.
Letters of inquiry frequent. cannot tell rs to
the probability OF success until see the patient. All
letters of inquiry In order 10 insure u reply, must
contain stamp.
The Terms of Treatment will depend upon the
ability of the patient to paw. Patients coming to
this city from other parts Of the State will have their
expenses
send for circular. t9.t. EIt fff
p. ST. ,rW sag for he teneft offhose rho intend
10 cal on during my stay here, do not delay IN.
til the last moment. Ny rooms are then so hronged
IL IL Impossible to treat al nho ronte.
Office Hours From . A. NJ. to q L. NJ. ~
DIR. II. will resume practice at Adams House, BOs-
ton, about Oct. lst.
CONSULTATION ENTIRELY FREE.
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BY the use of Fellows Compound Syrup of
IIypophosphites the blood is speedily vitalised
and purified, and so made capable of produc-
ing sound mind and sound body.
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DIR. Cutters Shoulder Braces correct the habit of
STOPPING. Parsons, Bangs 4 Co., Wholesale Drug
gists, Portland, General Agents.
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Rings Vegetable Ambrosia restores gray hair "a
its original color. prevents the hsir from falling out
and Is of the hDest dressings for the hair In the
market. Parsons. Bangs 4 To-, Wholesale Drug
gists, Genl Agts. juTyz2t& Sn
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Great Joy over the fact that your cough can be
thoroughly cured by Dr. A. J. Flagg's Cough and
LING SyrnD.
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Lungs cannot he made but can be saved by
the use Of DR.. A. j. Flags Cough and Lung Syrup
If taken In time.
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ron SALE

HOuSE and lot on Cage s.. and hoase and lot
i l. No. II State St. vii be sold low II bought
at once. Inquire Of $. l.. ROLFE. II State Street
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Miss SAWYER saive now prepared Il the best
known. Price Is cents. jny3t&wf
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That Hectic Flush Denotes Danger. Re.
lieve yourself by using and at once, too, DR.. A j.
Flagg's Cough and Lung Syrup.
The Holman Liver Pad Is the only genuine, and
positively cures as advertised.
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8 STOMACH DIFFIcULTY,"

(so-called). Is certainly the most prolific CAUSE Of
other diseases This includes hot and Sour stomach,
Indigestion, Rising Of food after eating Beicng OF
Wind, Dizzy Head, Palpitation, Sick Headache, bys
pepic Cough, Chills, Coated Tongue, Cramping of
Limbs, Heavy load at pit of stomach, Confused
Mind, etc. Ofthc treatment of this Parent of Dis
ease" Dr. II. makes speciality.
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That Cold OF Yours may run into consumption
IL you don't take DIR. A. j. Fiaggs Cough and Lung
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WILL sPEAk At
FAYErTE CORNER, Saturday. Aug. 30th at 80 I NJ
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DISEASES OF WOMEN.

DR. liENioN would respectfully say TO ladies who
are suffering from ANY FORM OF CHRONIC FEMALE
DISEASE. that they need have no hesiiancy in calling
upon him because he is stranger. lie assures them
that they will receive the most delicate courteous and
consider ate attention nr. n. treats Female Trowbes
such as suppression, Disp.aem Painful Menstrua.
ton, Liberation, lrrrguarify, Excessive Flowing,
LucorrhTa Stcrility. Unnatural Heat and Itching
OF Genital Organs, In such manner TO make that
painful, and, to most women, ftarfuily unpleasant
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DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM,

, hcthcr arising from oyerwork of mind or body
rom bad habit. in YOUTH or later indulgences q
'PECIArf. Medicine alone will not reach this class
# diseases and Dr. " feels warranted In saving Ia
he LnerIr ttIi l. IIHE -
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-
DR.. HENION
House., Bosrox) PRACTICAL PHYSICIAN FOR
CHRONIC DISEASES has engaged rooms at the
AUGUSTA HOUSE, AUGUSTA, MAINE,
FOR THIRTY DAYS,
where he can be found on and after WEDNESDAY.
AUG. 90. Remember the date.)
Dr. liENIoN specially invites those who have
given up all hope of cure, and who afflicted with
ANY FoRMOF CHRONIC DISEASE no matter OF
Sns p1dg cs upon him. i. ,ss
ENTIRELY FREE.
DIR. iihSloN's practice, is mostly cases that have
been given up as Inc raGle. HIS treatment l. pecu
liar TO himself tn - it is based upon the most
strict principles sci nce There is nothing mirac.
ulous or su .'erna ra bout it, as it Is in hsrmony
with all natural Ia. tie but little medicine,
and that ola specific nature, as he depends almost
entirely upon l.ECTRIClTY (natures chief restor-
err and the MAGNETIC TREATMENT, to effect
Ir. IIESioS has wonderful in the treat.
M. mt of the following d.ases.
RHEt Nt1iSM Of ereru nature, Loss Of Joice,
DfSPEPSI1. Constipation, AsTHMi. Linr
Diseases, NEIRALGI Of head, heart, ~omb
limbs, CATARRH 81 head. throat or nose, PAR.
TidL PiRiL lSiS, Diseases ofkidneBs and Biad-
der, HEiRT DISEASE, SCROFUL1in its worst
form. SkiN DisEdSES. Digicuh breathing, rifk
erery stoge. Weak and Lame Back. CONSENT.
TOY Weak and Sore Eyes, Sexual Weakness,
Piles, Nervous Irritation Of the Brain, IT,
Head, EPiLEPTIC FITS, Discharges from the
Ear. CANCERS. Bronchitis, Loss Of Iftai POwer,
SpiNAL iRR = r.. Seminal Debility. Ten
DEAFNESS, ia thar cnrdJie stages, etc.
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needs hardly any introduction 10 the public AZ
of them already in in this vicinity. II
has the smoOthest castings, is the best mounted ha'
the best sizing CRATE is the best baker, has the best
hues aud all parties using them say that no money
would tempt them to part with them, and warrant
cd In every particular. augl2t6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-17
Clerk Supreme Court United States
DIR. RufFner and the Educational
Journal

STAUNTGN, Va, March IS, 1879.
Editors Dispatch: / was the supernten-
dent OF public schools for the county Of
Augusta from 1873 until the 1st Of Janua-
ry, 1879, and as simple act of justice to our
distinguished but ill-uSed Superintendent OF
Public Instruction, desire to say through
your paper that he not only never gave to
me orders or instructions to require teach
ers to take the Virginia Educational Jour-
nal. but he promptly refused 10 grant such
authority ache1a asked.
In the attempt to throw in the way OF
teachers all available means of improvement,
sometimes felt discouraged by the fact that
quite number OF them did not read regu-
larry the journal referred TO or any other
current professional literature; and when
on one occasion suggested to Or. Rutfner
the propriety las l thou.ht) Of requiring all
applicants for schools to take, or to agree TO
take, the Virginia or some other good edu-
eational journal, he II say declined peremp-
toriIy to grant any such authority. And
though agreeing with me Us to the desira-
beness OF such reading on the part Of teach
ers, he expressed, in no uncertain way, his
aversion to any and every thing like coer-
cion in the matter. s.
Very respectfully, -
ROBERT s. HAMILTON.
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The Opinion Of Il Senator.
SENATE CHAMBER,


RICHMOND, Va, March IA, 1879. :.
Editors of Dispatch: hope may be
pardoned for expressing my regret at the
unfortunate controversy now existing be-
tween the Governor and Acknowledgement
Field in reference to the selection OF Gene
raj B. T. johnson as an assistant in the
Rives case. 1t matters very little, ina
CINE, with the people of this Common wealth
as to which one of these gentlemen we are
indebted for the selection OF General john
son in this case: but it is not hazarding
anything to assert that General johnson has
done more than any other man in Virginia
TO bring this matter to an issue, and is, in
the opinion Of your correspondent, more
familiar with the important details OF this
case, and certainly as competent to defend
the interest and honor Of the State, where
any question OF constitutional law is in
volved, as any other man in Virginia. II
the Governor and Attorney General will
think more Of the interest of the Common
wealth and less of the criticisms Of preiu-
diced press they will each make such an
honest avowal OF their conscientious con-
victions as will show the importance OF re-
tanning General Johnson in this case, and
thereby do credit to themselves aud Justice
to the State. s.s G..
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RULE TO SHOW CAUSE, &c, ISSUED BY
THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT AGAINST
JUDGE RlvEs.-As the result of the petition
filed in the Supreme Court Of the United
States on Monday last by Acknowledgement
FIELD and MeSsrs. w. j. ROBERTSON and
3. r.. JOHNSON, counsel for the Common
wealth, the following order has been en-
tered:
Supreme Court of the United States, Octo-
Der term, 1S7S-Er-parte in the matter OF
the Commonwealth Of Virginia.
mo. 4, Original PetlloncrI
On consideration OF the petition and mo-
tion flied in this cause by Mr.. James G.
Field, of counsel for the petitioner, praying
for rule requiring Alexander ltivcs, Judge
OF the District Court Of the United States
for the Western District of Virginia, to
show cause why writ OF mdndanuS should
not issue commanding him to cause to ne
delivered ~ the marshal OF said district to
the taller OF Patrick county, in Virginia,
the bodies OF Burwell Reynolds and Lee
REYNOLDS, to be dealt with according to the
law of the Commonwealth, il is now here
ordered that the said Alexander Riyes,
Judge of the District Court of the United
States for the Western District OF Vii ginia,
show cause, if he can, before this court, on
or before the 31st day of March, a. D. 1879,
why writ of mandumus should not issue
to him in accordance with the prayer OF the
petitioner.
10TH MARCH. 1879.
I'D. W. Middleton, clerk of the Supreme
Court Of the United States, do hereby GER
tfy that the foregoing is true copy OF the
order OF said Supreme Court entered in the
abovc-enti,led cause as the same remains
upon the official records Of the said SUI
preme Court.
(~~) In testimony whereof here
SEAL. : unto subscribe my name and affiX
WV the seal Of said Supreme Court at
the city of Washington this 18th day Of
March, A. u. 1879.
D. W. MIDDLETON,
Clerk Supreme Court United States.
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lFor the Dispatch.]
no Hay We All.

A manly nride. a decent self-respect, are
traits that belong to civilized people. Inc
one has dictated readi ustment Oh tue ota.e
debt. TO rectffy the error and Injustice OF
the funding bill. The other Will surely
nreyeut the people OF Virginia from making
any further solicitations from the State
creditors, after the liberal tetms proposed
I'm the McCulloch comprotntse. Another
stem in that direction will degenerate
into neanness. The mistake OF the
funding bill is acknowledged. Read1ust,
ment has ripened into an accomplished
fact. The tender now made ought 10
satisfy any people whose state pride
cannot be reduced to mendicancy. Enough
has been conceded to misfortune. Let
some spirit be left to encircle the he'll
taee OF honor bequearhed to us from the
past. Let US put the pestllent theme at rest.
1t is time the "bugIes sang truce" for other
work awaits US. The truth Is now appa-
rent that every year we delay the closing OF
this old account will cause more loss than
can ever be covered BY any future conces-
sions from our creditors. Why, then, delay
moment in settling tue question! Al
| though we have been strenuous advocate
OF Reimbursement, yet that delicate Him OF
the mind we call sentiment forblds us 10 go
any further. To turn the subject INTO
hobby-horse, upon which to ride 10 political
place and power, IS not to our taste. IL Is
beneath the dignity OF aspiring statesmen
to make the people pay too high pr.ce Tor
their promotion. II no other issue but that
presented itself we would consider it an IN
dcation of Providence to stay at home anu
escbew politics till Il more convenient season.
| The senator from Lynchburg, Mr.. Daniel,
IN his speech in favor Of the " new compro-
mise" enhanced his reputation as stales-
man. The high terms Of praise IN Which
| he spoke Of reimbursement commands our re-
spect; not for any oratorlcal excellence. but
the nobler quality OF giving utterance 10
those feelings OF the heart that ever lead 10
praiseworthv action. Like the PRELUDE OF
an anthem, like the melody Of tie morning
stars, he said the measure contained IN It's
terms honor. peace, law, order. equalllV,
the seeds OF future prosperity, credit, anu
happiness to our people. Yes! Peace ana
good.wi to men within our gates. We can
safely say nearly all the people or virginia
accord with him. SO say zoe ALL.
The poet Tennyson has beautiful
thought upon peace: A spider has spun
its airy shroud across the lannon's mouth.
Its filmy web-is gossamer protest against
any further sacrihce-is very fine. so The
people of Virginia insist that their srntl-
merits shall be respected; that the deto-
mating thunders on the debt question shall
cease; that the murderous volleys come to
an end; that the grape zines be permitted
to eutwine themselves around the trunlons
of the gun-carriagc, and the birds be no
more atIrighted in their flight upon the ro-
scate wings of time, rCddenins with the
dawn OF better days to our dear old Com
moawcath. "A. ,.
CAROLINE COUNTY. Va, 18th March, 1879.
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Surrender. or Stand Up.

The organizers OF the Mozart-Han party
aust either give up that new organization
or else give up their places in the consersa.
tive party. 1t i, all nonsense to talk about
being member OF two parties engaged IN
deadly conflict with each other. Every man
has right TO choose which OF tae TWO par
Tics he will serve. He cannot serve ooth.
General MALONE, Mr.. BARBOUR, Mr. LIPS
COMB. Mr.. R1DDLEBERGER, and Mr. McMUL-
LIN. must concede that they cannot belong
to two parties ranged in battle array against
each other.
The Conservative party permits no d''''
dod ,1lcui.fnca. aye cannot serve two
masters" gentlemen Of the Mozart-Ha'l
Convention. Choose which you will belong
to and stand up to your colors. Let us nave
a real old-fashioned, ante-belIum canvass oil
the State. That is, the Forcibles can lind
speakers to advocate so bad cause.
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Gpe@f the most distinguished lawyers in

One @f the most distinguished lawyers in
New EEgiand, in private letter, referring
to the late article Of Professor CURRY in the
Hsyatd on " Calhounism," thus writes:
~ have read with pleasure the article on
the reserved rights Of the States aud the
people under our form Of government.
The young men OF the day care little Tor 9
strict construction OF the Constitution, OF
for the conflict between individual liberty
and consolidated power exercised by the
General 6oyefumept. Parties without prin.
ciples necessarily make corrsi 1t govern.
ment, The old Democratic principles have
proved 80 essential to human progress and
liberty that / do not despair OF their final
triumph over tilne-servers and .seli-servess.
I Gnrry rightly says, "A .Constjtu,
af0n vfniated Is not u Constitution abolished, !
and the resultof the last election very nearly
placed tAe Executive in the hands Of ONE
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q K

The Cincinnati Commercial comes OUT IN
double.leaded editorial against repeating
sections eO11, 2O12. 2O17, and 2olS OF the
Revised Statutes OF the United States, and,
quoting them in full, adds:
"Iet the line of battle be drawn for the
nrcseryotjon or this law. 1t is the last ditch
OF the defence of the right OF the nation TO
protect ITSELF"
Agreed. They may all stand IL Congress
will repeal section 2O2l-the infamous law
providing for thousands Of bullying deputy
marshals to be bought to vote the Repub'i-
can ticket, and with money eXtorted from
Democrats.
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FURNITURE.

L. CARTWRIGHT s. SON, 16 COVER a
IL. NOR STR EFT. offer Inducements. both as W
10 prices an terms, to all III need of FURNI- E%4
TURF OF any kind, such as 10 make IL 10 their
interest 10 examine stock efore purchasing. Fine
Walnut Suits With Tennessee and gray MAJ BILE:
Sideboaris with dark marble; Paror Suits In cate
.IIus and raw siik--yerS handsome: Reps and Hair
Cloth Suits very cheap: Pine and Poplar Furniture
Of every kind. Our stock will be found complete In
every particular. Don't fall to call. SUBSECTION
guaranteed fe26-3m
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How GENERAL MAHoNB CONTROLS HIS
PaRTY.-[LeXington Gazette Learn a les
son from our adYersarIes- See their COM
pact organization. 1t is one-man power,
and bis edicts are unbesitatingly obeyed.
Lay got the fiattering JUNCTION to your souls
that they are disbanded and disorganized.
Their vote can be cast soiidiy in twelve
hours. They may play the opossum and
pretend death, but on tue day Of election it
will bea lively animal again. They may
not have an announced ticket in the field,
bit they will have an understanding, and
that understanding will cause solid vote
for their man.. asit...s.... ..tE