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The daily gazette., 1879-02-12
PUBLIC CSAIE

The hubsci lber about 10 remove from the
stale, WIN sen at uhiic sale. on the farm
of h. EnVle, on The road rom PORT Pam
10 Delawaie Guy, one mile from Port
Penn. on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY Z7th, 1879,
al ten o clock, n. M, harp, as follows.
4good work or driving hurs,s
2 col r, both coming three years H.
old, one pair Of good WORK %N '
| III nles, 90 head OF cattle, ~ of Ah
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-31
I'OlitIcal.

There are indication, that the democrats in
Congress, propose to give the Morhions a State
government
Eulogics ON jeff Davis in the United States
senate. SAYS the Chicago Journal are cam
pag1 speeches for Grant
The grcenback party in Congress will be
entirely overlooked if it docs not issue anoth-
cr proclamation soon.
The Cincinnati sGazett. SAYS that in the
brief period of one year, which the democrats
Of Ohio have had charge of the State insttu-
ton., they have produced a crop of scandals
that il will take five wears to investigate and
correct.
The Richmond lTa.) Dispatch thu, tells
the cN-rebcl democrats chow to do it :" "Un-
seat every Congressman elected by the aid Of
Supervisors and Deputy Marshas. Not a
man IF them ought to be allowed to lcgiSlatc
for free people. They are mere tools of II
dcspotic government, Somcbod, should hold
the Dispatch.
In 1876 the Democratic National Conven-
ton that met IN Cincinnati declared: I'VE
are decidedly opposed to taking from the
President the qualified veto power by which
he is enabled to suspend the passage of bill
whose merits cannot secure two-thirds of the
House \ change has come over the spirit
of the democratic dream.
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General News.

1t is reported that Russia has decided to
totally abandon Afghanistan to the English
For the week ending the 27th inst, 74ls
cases of boots and shoes were shipped from
Lynn, against 1852 eases for the correspond
ing period of last year
\ well-to-lo farmer in Bethlehem. Pa.
with $50. 900 in the bank and good farm. re-
Gently killed himself because his daughter
was sick and he should have to pay the doc
tors bill.
Gov. Robinson Of New York i so preju-
diced against the costly palace the State has
provided for capitol that he has refused to
occupy the deliberately elegant Governor :
room set apart for his use, and still abidcs in
his quarters at the old building.
William of Germany has been made to feel
that old age is upon him. He was lately, a.
is his habit after dinner, walking with his
wife through her saloons. when his foot slipped
and he fell heavily to the ground. He en-
dcavored to rise to his position, but being
very awkward he again fell, this time injur-
ing his right hip. The Empress, who is in
rather feeble health, was so alarmed that sh.
nearly lost consciousness, and only after a
time was able to call for help. The Emperor
was carefully lifted up. and after a compare
lively quiet sleep he felt much better the
next morning, and was sufficiently recovered
to perform his usual duties.
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Saxc-Cohurg ana Gotha, India. ST.
Isabel -. Catherine of Prussia, and the
rrus>ian order for care of the wounded in
ISL Her hpad-drcss was Il tiara of dia-
mnud>, with veil and plumcS. The Austrian
Ambassador and his wife were noticeable
pair She j. Il Hungarian and in the dplo-
matte service j. known for her beauty and
her diamonds. both of which wer" ia power
full competition at thi. regal display of Thurs
day. Her coronct was literally studded with
diamonds, great lla.hing bouldrrs of light.
The Ambassador himself Count karolyi, was
A. cons pcuous a. the Amba> sadrcSs. lie
wore black velvet .Dolman. trimmed with
sablcs Several of the English Duchcsscs
were well to the fore in the general display
of gems in the share of tiaras. necklaces.
brooches and orders. Th" Windsor uniform
of the English Ministers is dull, ill-cut,
cumbersome dress. It j. worth while to
watch the calm. iuscrutablc face of Lord Bca-
consfcld sitting in the Knights stalls, be
tween the Duke of North Cumberland and
Lady Crunbrook. and taking quiet note of
everything. Writing of the show. now that
it is over, i, like looking back upon Il puz-
cling dream. Kind of "Alcc in Wonder
land" story mixed with operate shows and
rcmni>ccncc, of English history. Crashc,
of military bands roaring Of guns. pcaling
of organs. the notes of all the grand we'd
ding marches one has ever heard, still make
faint echoes ON the ear. Marching of troops.
tramp of horses. flash of llalbcrticrS, pomp
of Bcct-catcrS. sober hucs of Volunteers.
fcrocious chances Of ieomcn of the Guard,
naughty lock, of Gcntlcmcn-at-Arms. 1t all
comes back like dream. and in the midst of
it that cluster of mailcnly beauty surround
ing Young girl in white. The little lady
herself will hardly realize the pomp and
siIcndor of the spectacle of which she was
the central figure until She reads the daily
newspapers, and retraccs her steps by the
pictorial story as it will he told in the illus
tratcd journals.
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The Democratic Caucus takes
charge of Legislation - Senator
Beck's Dilemma.

The Washington CORES pOndent of the Fri
bune, under date of the 27th says:
After the morning hour Senator Hoar's res
olution declaring il 10 be revolutionary for
one House of Congress TO attempt. bv a
threat of Withholding the appropriations to
coerce the other House or the executive came
up for consideration. 1t will be remembered
that on Tuesday, after senator li6ar finished
his speech on the subject. Mr.. Beck moved
that the resolution be laid on the table. giving
as reason that committee Of the demo
cratic caucus had the same question under
cons ideration. and it wa, improper to discus,
the matter in the Senate in advance of the
caucus committees aeci>i1i.. Pending thi,
motion on Tuesday the Senate adjourned
When the matter came up to-day decided
change in the demeanOr of the democrats was
noticeable. Al first they made some udi.
crous attempts to explain away Senator Beck
blunders of Tuesday, but at every movement
matters became worse Having declared ear
ly that they had never intended and did not
ever intend 10 shat off debate upon such a
subject, they could not " ith any consistency
move to adjourn while the matter wa, undis-
posed OF. The republicans were invited to 90
ahead with their discussion. but this invita-
ton they did not accept
Senator Bayard first took the floor to plead
with the Senator from Kentucky To Withdraw
his motion of Tuesday. This. to use an I'M
parliamentary expression. was sheer Cannon.
The President Immediately told the Scna-
tor from Delaware that the request was I'M
necessary. as the motion to lay on the table
fell with the expiration Of the session of Tues
day.
The Senator, without alludng to the caucus
feature of the Tuesdays affair, made some
very pretty and soothing remarks about the
readiness of the democracy at all times to
listen to debate upon political or other que.-
fions.
Senator Anthony had the indelicacy at thi.
point TO refer TO the subcommittee of the
caucus He ventured with an air
of hesitsncy to inquire if il would be proper
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The Belfast journal speaks in the fol-
lowing irreverent way of Joseph l.. Smith
in connection with the late election in Old
town, where a pitched battle was made
between the republicans and the opposi-
ton:
Poor Smith. Even his own sacred pre-
einct of Oldtown has turned its back upon
greenbackism, and his aspirations to the gov.
ernor's chair. The town of the honest in.
jun,' which gave him 23s majority last fall
has now shrunk the greenback majority to &C
IN square contest for town officers. Fogs
went up there and sounded his horn, bu-
somehow they wouldn't rally worth II cent
They knew not Joseph"
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An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula of simple
vegetable remedy, for the 81 ecdy and per
manent cure of consumption. bronchitis, ca
tarrh, asthma, and all throat and lung af1ec-
tions, also positive and radical cure for
nervous debility and all nervous complaints
after having tested its wonderful curative
powers in thousands of cases, has felt it his
duty to make it known to his suffering fell
lows, Actnated by this motive, and desire
to relieve human suffering will send, free
of charge. to all who desire it, this recipe,
with full directions for preparing and using,
in German, French. or English Sent nv
mail by addressing with stamp. naming this
paper. w. ". Sherar, l49 Powers Block,
Rochester. New York mar2S+&w4v
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fS@ SUFFERERS from headache, constlpat
Ell bowels, inward piles, costivencss, fevcrs,
torpid liver, yellowness of the skin and ewes.
indigestion, dyspepsia, and all arrangements
OF the internal viscera, are cured bv
''Swayne's Tar and Sarsaparlla Pills" In
IKE many other purgatives, they do not irri-
lale the stomach and bowels by frequent use.
lhey keep the system in healthy condition by
arouslng the torpid liver to healthy action and
eXpelling by the bowels and kidneys the mat.
ter that poisons the foundations of life. BE
particular to obtain ''Swaync's Pills" Price
- cents a box at all leading druggists. Geo
c. Goodwin & Co., Wholesale Agents, Bos
ton, Partridge Bros, Augusta.
sepl9teod&wtf
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II Badness or n DE ffciency OF Hair

Exists. or if the hair is gray, dry or harsh the
natural youthful color can be restored by us
ing ''London Hair Color Restorer," the most
delightful article ever introduced to the Amer
lean people for increasing its growth, restor-
ing its natural color and at the same time n
lovely hair dressing and beautifier. 1t is to-
tally different from all others not sticky and
gummy, and free from all impure ingredients
that render many other articles obnoxious in
fact it is exquisitely perfumed and SO clearly
and elegantly prepared as to make it lasting
hair dressing and toilet luxury.
j. A. TYNEs, PROMINENT CITIZEN,
Wilson, n. c., writes Some ten years ago
my wife's hair commenced falling and got
very thin and turned gray; but after using
"London Hair Color Restorer" the scalp be-
came healthy, the hair stopped falling, the
color was restored, and is now growing beau
tfullv.
Ask your druggist for London Hair Color
Restorer. Price. - cents a bottle. Six bot
ties. 81. Main Depot for the L. S., $50
North Sixth street, Philadelphia. Sold by
Partridge Bros, Augusta. sepl9teod&wtf
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\ single pail of water in season has saved
many a splendid block-one bottle of Adam
sons Cough Balsam may save life if taken
in time. 1t cures coughs, colds, Group, &C.
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Our stock Of Black Cash
mcres has been largely i'll
crca >cd by recent purchases.
We shan cGns,nur TO make "a
specially of these goods. deter
mined To maintain Interpolation
we hase acquired for selling
them cheap.
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Is Catarrh a CurabIe Disease,

This question has been settled by DR.. NJ.
W. Case. highly educated physician OF
many years experience in treating Catarrl
and diseases of the throat and lungs. He
has designed ingenious and scientific appara-
tus by which remedies in the form of vapor
or smoke are carried directly to the seat of
Catarrh, Consumption, Bronchitis, etc. and
into the blood through the lungs, with perfect
ease and as little trouble as it is to breathe the
air that surrounds us. The result of this
treatment is an astonishing success. His
Carbolate of Tar lnhalants have been en-
dorsed by leading physicians, and their
speedy cures in seemingly hopeless cases
commend them TO thousands who have tried
other remedies in vain. The Doctor stands
high as an honorable and succes sful physician
in his Spccialities of Catarrh and Consump-
ton. All suffering with these diseases may
with full confidence write to the Doctor at :.
W. cor. Tenth and Arch Streets, Philadelphia
Pa. 4W9-&+law-
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1ailp Aennrbet Journal.
Augusta, Monday Morn'g, Mar. 81, 1872
Stopping the Supplies.

The ex-Confederate democracy in their
zeal to cocrce the President to Withhold
his veto of their attempted repeal OF the
election laws, cited the IIouseof Commons
in England to sustain their course. sen
ator Ioar made an able answer to them
upon this point, showing that they were
wrong in asserting that the House OF
Commons furnishes preccdcntS in tav-
or of the revolutionary action of the demo
cratic majority. May, in his Constitutional
History of England. says the Commons
have never "by stopping the supplies en-
deavored to coercc the other powers IN the
State Two instances are all that this
learned English writer mentions in which
even step was taken in that direction.
I'm l7Sl," says May, MIR Thomas Pitt
proposed TO delay the supplies for few
DAYS. in order to cxtort from Lord North Il
pledge regarding the war in America. 1t
was then admitted that no such propo-
sal had been made since the Revolution
(6ss) and the House resolved TO proceed
with the committee of supply by a large
majority"
Another instance arose in 1874. in which
it was proposed for the Commons to eXer-
else the power of delaying the supplies.
They were provoked to use it" says
May, '.by the unconstitutional exercise of
the influence of the Crown: but it failed
them at their utmost need. and the expert
ment has not been repeated" So the last
time that even an attempt was made in the
British House of Commons TO do what the
democrats in Congress are now attempting
stop the supplies to coerce another pow
er in the government-was ninety-tive
years ago. and then though there was Il
great provocation the attempt was Il failure.
They found the responsibility too great
for such hazardous proceeding. They
did not dare give their votes against sup
porting the establishments and public cred
it of the country, and infiict upon the people
the disorder that was certain to follow.
Are the democrats in Congress any bet
ter able to stand the odium Of stopping
the supplies than the House of Commons?
The precedents go to show that the Com
mons acted the discreet part, and ioreseen9
the hazardous nature of such a step, drew
back before il was too late.
This we imagine will be the course of
the dem ocracy if the President stands firm,
Finding TINT he will not yield they will
end their undertaking by backing out.
They will buster and bully and ply all
arts and tricks to bend the Executive to
their purposes, but they will at last follow
the example Of the House of Commons
and subside trusting the gentle bulldozer
and the Tammany experts at manipulating
elections to give them the victory in 1880.
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HAMlEta

Our assortment of WOOlcnS
IL, as usual, large and careful
~ selected, and we shall as
hcrctOfOi e, offer to our custC-
mcrs bargains i'm this line of
Goods.
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DON'T dos' mem Ia sickness rpi s,afb tci;h Sqt,ih
iPee0c +Hfimo"iais, Bioodrooi, Lobclia o. OeiGt,s
hui give thca slippery Elm lozcuecs in abundance
Large Boxes . t,ni,. sent by mail, postage paid
CASWEIi s Cu., BOSTON. rroInictors For sale b,
ali pruggisis jane>-is3n
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CONSUMPTION CCRED.

Great Joy over the fact that your cough can be
thoroughly cured by Dr. 4. }. Flaggs Cough and
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On our Nost Distant Frontiers.

rs in our busiest and most populous cities of III,
>eaboard and interior, Hostetters stomach Btters
l. pre- eininently popular Wherever civilization
plants its food on this continent, thther the great
tonic soon find, its way. Nor l. this surprising foI
II i the medicine of all others best adapted to tn,
wants of the Western cmgrant, he he minor on
agrieuurist. 1t is an incompatible remedy for tn,
diseases 10 which he is most subject and which arc
lial,t to be- brought ON by change of climate hard
ship exposure, unaccu stoned air and diet. and mi
htiuaitc atmosphere and water. Among these ar.
disorders of thu stomach and bowels, rheumatic all
mrnts hnd inalarlnus frycrs for all of which Hos
= Ser bi'f'1' IL certain sp,cihc ! course of the
Bitter before departing for The field Of labor on
ON arf'i ne. Will have the effect of preventing the
evils for which it j. such signal remedy
Every reader of this paper can have free one
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choice literature, LEISURE not RS, bv sending
eleven cents to pay for mailing the premium that
goes with the magazine viz. u pair of Easter Cross
chromos. These crosses areentwned with Gala lilies
ferns grasses &C. We shall feel fully repaid for thi.
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Aldermen's Notice.

'INHE Committee ON Accounts will meet on Tues.
! day next, April ist at u O'Clock, T.. NJ, at the
Aidernen's Room All persons having accounts
against the city of Augusta, will please present them
N that time.
msr2s'4i PER pRDER OF rur Countries
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That Cold Of Yours may run into consunp
ton If You don't take Dr. 4. j. Fagg's Cough anc
Lung syrup.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-31

That Hectic Flush Denotes Danger. Re
lieve Yourself. by using and at once too, DIR. A. j
Elngg'. COnrh and Lung Syrmp
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The Michigan Republican State Com
mittee have issued vigorous address in
which they say: "'rhe republican party
redeems its pledges to the people, stands
by its colors, takes no step backward Of
fers no apologies. cites its record of msur-
passed excellence as a guarantee of its I'll
ture course. SO long as the credit of the
country is menaced its integrity questioned,
its citizens denied equal political rights,
its authority successfully defed, so long
as the education of the people is neglected
the ballot-box tempered with, or freedom
of speech~ denied in any portion of the
country. so long will the republican party
have high and patriotic duty to perform,
and will continue to ask the support of all
who favor the perpetuation of free repub-
lican institutions, based upon the univer-
sal intelligence of the people
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A CARD.

\ CARD.
To all who are suffering from the errors and nds
cretons of yonth, nervous weakness, early decay
loss of manhood &c, will send recipe that will
cure you FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America.
Send scf.addresscd envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
I. ISMAN, Station D, Bible House, Nee York CITY
dcc27 tcod&wly
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-04-20
2sie Oie 2Siroen seuer MAIDEN.

0on an ben fabrenben 2euteu, Die nit
einem Gaifen poll Observation-Disclosures Wtert-
tuiiroigteiten, WuIneln, ShIangen II. b9l.
BON 5taot 3u 5tabt unO BON Sprf Su
9orf ipdnoern, mar bod iiher Der ortgis
nelite Der, lueI6er uns jeI9te, tuIe bic 9SIl'
ben Jeuer MAIDEN.
Ser Wann fam in pniere Sorfi6uls
i6on friib am Morgen. iaste benz Serru
l1nterlebrer, baB er bonn Germ 9farrer bic
GrlaubniB erbalten babe, ieine So1en Der
lieben 5hulju9eno DorsuSelgen uno beoeus
tete uns, oaB mir uns beute 9ta1mittag
9untt Gin 1br in Der S6ule eiufinoeu
iolteu nit einem GreuSer o6er @roIhen
gintrittsgeIo - ie nanoem. Gr Deriprah
uns munoeriame 9inge ju 3ei9en, als oa
iin0: Die Gisleni1eere oes groben Seefrebs
ies, 0as grotooill, wie es aus oem Gi
I6!iipft uuo, ipie Die Wiloen Geuer MAIDEN.
Sab fortan big gum ShluB Der S6ule
i'm Gehnen, 2tIsn mo Shrelben nid1t
mebr 8elonoeres eeleiiiet Duroe, lueroe If,
taum 3u nerli1srn brauhen. Ser Gopf
Ttedte uns pou uon Rrebsi9eeren, bon juns
gen Erotooilen uno bonn 6euer Der gBIls
ben.
8lei9 mad Dem WittaseIisu tamen mir
Dor oas ShuIhaus eeItiirmt uno marteten
Iebnliihti9, bis Der Wann init oem &aiten
auf Dem Giiden heranpanoelte.
eSm Shnl3immer ols6ann gab es, ebe
nod bic 5hdBe srihloHsn tparen, Elm ge.
lpaItaes 9rdneen uno 5toBen, i'd aber
betdm ais BfarrersIobn, uno neil idb einen
8roiden besahlt bate, Den beIten Blab.
Die Decentralization. bic Der Wtann
norieiate, ibertraien unIere fiihnlien Gr.
partuneen. 3mar genirte midb's bel ben
GrebsIdeeren Elm iueni9, oaB elmer nleiner
Gameraoen - Der ieBt Elm gr3-&ationallIt
iii - burh priifsnoes SerumtlopFen ent-
oedt su boben 9laubie, oaB, iuie CT mir ing
DIR fliilterte, bic ungebeuern Sheeren BON
Safner, groe ieien, uuo mas yoas Rrotooil
tpie es aus oem Gi ihliipft," dnbelanat, 10
mill i'd ,,Dar heute nod ni1t ieine abts
danptiId)e Mbtunft anSweiIsln, aber es lab
ootb elmer gioeaIe, bic ben S1nanS in
Elm leeras 5aubsn-@i itedt, in beoentlider
Wsie dbnlid.
4m begisrieit.n tuaren mir natiirli9
barauf, nie Die Bil0en Seuer maiden
oenn bas bate prattii9en Mertb. Nur
sonnten mir bod obne ,ueiteres I'M MNIos
unb allf Der Saioe .Siinoeln". obne porhel
ber sanfenoen Wlutter 3iinbbDlsben aus
Der Gihe pe9itibiBen ju niiiien. SD mai
nibt ,peniB itol3 oarauf, oaB i'd meiner
Stameraoen iAon snpor bate ertldren t1n'
nen, Die WiI6en reiben, nm Jeuer an3lt,
MAIDEN, Elm hartes Sol3 on einem peifen
llnO serabs 10 sriiF bsnn Der Mann aud
| in Der Gbat bic 5ade an. Gr holte spe
Sollitiide. Elm hartes unb eill mlrves, ani
| ieinem Gaittn bsrpor uno rieb lie 10 frditil
uu0 10 lang aneiuanoer, baB ibmt be
ShpeiB BON Der Gtirn rann.
sSsuer absr bradte er fsines su Gtanoe
Sarob erbarnlfs ben Serrn unterIebre
bts alten armen Wannes uno tbeilneb
msno fraete et: SOL i'd pieIeidt 3iino
h6ls6en hplen 2"
Der Wann ontwortete Ihmun;elnb
.Ja, tpenn Gie 10 gut lsin modem" uno
mdbrene Der perr unterlebrsr auf leil
3immer elite, ipnItete er has msripiiroia
Qol5. Das barte uilb oas fusihe, in biinn
Spdbne. nto brabte mittelit eines 3iino.
| hDlthenf. baa tim bss unterIetrer bjsnlt