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, 1879-04-17

will forthwith rfst il,c Province IT Ontario. On
tir Ath of Mny {l" tluecil's i,rth'layl tlrv will
intend The srItll reyiuw u Montreal, IN which
Hence they viii procccsl tcisurcly to
tlue'1cc, where tlm Duko ot Argyll
viii arrive ft III. sceunf wcak tn s'nne fnr Il
tcr,tn'nw:, i week later they Will greet TIC
llnko Ut Edlnhusw at Nultfax, who will sureecl
Admiral l,gIetrM III command u the Norta
American s'llslnro. July, AM4tlat, md sop
vii u ieined li . ior Whoreiiiis, f os.I NJ Ga sdin
GaMpbcll, lhc Maniuts' broIur, slr. l;tstachu
!lulfonr.. who VIII narry Indy Elizabeth, The
MarqnIs' scron.l slater. n few days, Earl Per.
cs. !hcIr prssumptiye to Ing Du1sc!o!n Of Noft!.
tht Marquis eldest sster. AIut probably Lord
lloaeberrY ntl'i wife. Tlicir Exrc|lerrics mil
rarty Will srcn'l hotsic weeks nj Eampeflton,
n. u. tho best Il sain'u1'-t"l!t'x a.atiDn on i!'s
RestlEu.lrllc. Tllla IL purely |lg land scttfe-
n,cst. haylng bteli 1oll,Iled Ily Sir Archibald
Campbell, ute II thu early tluyerrprs ut New
l}ruhs"tck !,nl nativt oi Ayirshre. Tho
Duchess Ut Elnoura Will mt aerunpany her
!sp.efa' Dt*pateA to Tas Tribune
LONDON, Ont, ADrtl tU.--Prul. 5!Iieltis was
brought bcfore The Police Court bY Aeicaf-)e.
aetttYo s,ntll IN shar4e u praet'clnE Illegally.
81, having 4 yolt.,r Wifi of ~. nfd llas boen
easrlng living l,y prcsrribEf,E medicines a1nl
teIIin. fortunes. Oh sauItti's eotnp'nint he was
fined $2j and 81 costs untlGr tliu AicuiraI nct.
liz WIS afterwards nrrcstud oil charga VI
TnEralIgY.
Surria! plsnatcA 10 Tas 7rittse
DuxTox, Ont, Aprll 1B.-rwrDty-Ilyo families
of u.iosr,i ueope leaye horu to.tAy III charge o!
tho Hun. lottrt r. Altnt,, Ut Kentucky, :,nl V.
y. ta.,le, travelling agents of thu Chicago y
Northwestern flartasl, for Ugcrtun, Neb. This
Is tllr ndVnDee party VI t,te vi lH lnrgrst n0ve-
ilcilts ut culnrcl pcopEG ever known, frotu Eall.
ada. Aany Of tIe.I liayo 1cGtt hero Since 1860,
M,l wtrc formerly aiavIB brollKt!t here IN tie
days Df the underground railroad.
UrTAwA, ,Aprit lU..-l'Ians iur. tho cu,strue-
tn Of bridge nesoss tllt. Uclr0lt lltver 1T 3rIc
Isle wcrr all bclaru Sir john t1acsionn1l tsr.ay.
IL Is understand t'lat p1a,s ofa Canada Southern
tunnel Ut Anli,crstdurg has ulsn brcu submitted,
aIltl will BE- ia1ll bsforo ie priyy Council fur an
proyal. Tl'vrr ia sail to br no opposition now
between tue tvs artlG,ncs. ltiu tunnel will
control Tic southwest b'ei,less, n,nl thu bridge
the Northern Michigan u1ld Michigan Central
business.
MONTREAL, ApEil 1g.,-Thc leo In the River st.
Lawrence DpMs!to thu city hns commenced n
tnoya II Is expectel that navigation will short
" upen,
, 1879-04-17
ouylnG n l1DctHr Of Divinity.

Tha,, Nsia Park Xan,
fouSo ald men 1tL thu Republican side Of tho
1ss ca.s WV l'HYu been III business gseat l,,anv
Ir,. " w s'aVe deult in great n!4ny ,liiTurent
hss VI u commodities an.l values; but VIZ fancy
)H1.." w.! hoEpeNtd 10 MANY of them to buy i
u, ~ tt1H u .tJ1vI1y. Juo llnwluy, of ConllcctI-
.,e.t ~ ~ Elu House oil Ertlay how ls ca,s to
low ~ u. 1ilat species of prnlosty. Icrv u tie
I. 40 " appeafs IN tho Congressional! lee
,sI,i ea,l 1t ono time the extraordinary salts.
hs,inno y! eni'E into SoAtlert, Stgta ul.d pur-
4tly t,sie to lcur.ir1 clergyman. aet-
UuIuas,el UI4ss,el 9ono IN my pocket lfio tttlutsct to
say siivI i, Lia " DIVINITY. tLaugl,ter. 4 1nan run
eahs" ~ '!'s Youth educated lnsstf, bucalus III
Iluf,a NJ pfeagier q tla Gnspcl, aud Rut lss
i, l,h.u h'. t, w. D. u; When your siavo law suIs..,
Ifehcss'a sa..1etl tu bs fres, ull.l wcnt South tu
) Gws, t,s Ia iteeuulll lro,n The unu who rlunGtl
,,asst n!M. ~, J was willing uMleF tho cIreu4.l.
rl.yIif y NJ larrhase bu', 6ut as 'lu had laada
.,at. H.! ,''oet1s "f DIVINITY .Iltl mot think thu
4sul. ill., fi.l!t to claim nay TOR liic ttupr0yc,
~duma aah lin' lla. received llls title decd Ut
., IT,, ~ urol. thu rueorJs In llartfor1.
fiLe s i y consideration uf II, ltlnt, Ahayu all,
saa, apssi5sastLls '.it oi al man tn bu frcc,
'a''''eu thersafirr to own hlM:r1f."
, 1879-04-17

apRe7a1 D7spa'I" 70 1"0 7F7'u"*
MONTREAL, April lD.-Tlic summer contract
ratts of t1u, tiruu1 Trunk Railway euu,a fn torce
T.,u,,v ",,1 ~. , ,,n,,sts.r.,to ro.Iuatt.,, .,or
s'o"uas' "".! ~ aeol'9lastaot1 lcaue"o'' "'cf
ttie PRICES ~le!l pFosal'cu uur!t,H tliu "'ater
months. On all classts Ut freight from Mon
trcal tn Toruntu ti,ere Ia reduction of about a5
.,or ,o,,t. fr,,, htnnt1cu, IN tIum,,fnn NJ, mr.
FeA es"s, ''o"' ,"1 ,s"" ~ w. ~
llu ntlnhcr VI tatllffos III EaslRua Ior tl1e frst
o,,art pr ut 187fl ,ycrr t3i; liabilities $11BtBD7
In INN for fin tlrst thrcs mnut,. thtrn were
~ s'". ~, ",:, q" m IN H. hi,,.t..
ooo 9a''oscs. "'lA e''too'e.' ~ uao4''tess
A proposition tn grant VI l,tO0 for tllu reception
of the Thirteenth lsattaltou Regiment on May
, 1879-04-17

tSpfrf1f DffD1fch 10 1ns Tr{bHH&.
OTTAWA, April 10.-somc TINA ago the Hnn.
DR.. Christie. Prestdont of the American Short
1lorn nreeucrs' Association, called II mcctiIlg Of
the Directors Ut that Association to bu l,cll IN
this cttY to-morrow. Tho inject OF this mtot-
i.g WE to ntlyisu rs to tho best
method to ho adopted III order to
trcyout thc spread of pIcuro-pncamona md
similar contagious diseases affecting caltlc. DR..
Chrisilt's tlea llas been lint Veterinary COM
mission Of six lnuMbcss, three from Canntla stll
three from tho United States, ssuuId be np-
polluted for tho purpose at dcali,g With this
question. On tIe outbreak of the diaense, II
eanitalro ncross the continent from north to
south, which might bu taken copjccturaliy to
bc murkcd out by tic ltnc Ut the Allegheny
Mountains. Coming to that line, nll cattle
from the West would hayo to 10
unloadcd and carefully inspected before
going further eastward, u,.d would then ]c
PLACED IN board slch cars only rs bud been In
sIcetrd, clcancd, uni tlis!nfGctcd, II necessary,
in aa effective snauucr under eceutlf1c
direction. The location Of this line would
bu recommended to the Federal Government.
Some af the Directors arn, out Of the
hardly By sccurcd to-norrow. III tl!nt event, a
memorial signed 1y tlle Directors will probably
by sonr Of tic American Directors. Az
other meeting may bo called abuut t'ls
1st of Juns. Dr.. C!ristie. tl!lB inorni'!; r.. r.
kcntackB Litt'StOck Joar4di, Suggesting tho
tnte mentioned, nlnl saying tint, ~ great dcnl
Of Interest was manifested III ttlat section,
large attendance might bu expected.
, 1879-04-17
SPEAKING HARDLY EVER.
The 1uoor IzantrlckInn Who Ifas Talked Only
Tytct, II, FnnrtGen femrs.
fTnc4nuotf EhnHfrkF.

Htn nj 1pHfJI n
Twice H. foartce,. r, fe"r''
NELSON TunsAog, KY, April 7.-1n 1866 MI
old gentleman living aeoit .hreo miles eust Of
. ., i, r,,, ,.s,s, ,,,"t kan, linn IN ,.
s'oie"t'5 -. Wv" .'s',ss , -. ~.
Hueu1Ghl w "".'5 "11nsf "H" ~ ui'e s''''o s'''
tutntly nlh trianus ns well as MS attet'a'hk plv-
sletans gave him up. being Under tie impress
u,,, +mt ,hr next hurtr would be ,lts Inst, vet Ut
sloo 'i''' s "sss "."' , tI ~, ', ,,,,
t'lu sans t'4uo po'oso'.' -, 80 ,,.'..'.. ,.,, *"
tu!! power VI speee!'' mr. hH"satt 1equts'e"
tint the Clergyman illcn oillclatns Ut thu crct'
nj Nov Haven, ky., be scIlt for, !lI.l1 lie nlli
's,cr ~ wos .mrlv at l,'o nrusi,lc. Vim, rom was
=, ',,n" yo,trd hv thu, fu,ully. mud f1r s,u,,.
a. Alma u'eI t1,u s mtlst mud l1v ruprsscutut,yu ut
te cuafcn "eIS a.onu mas ~ ~ '',u ~.
anu tseFe re!as ~ ,, n... as ~, ~. ..s & tt
:uYessu a ~ 49, soa, 'av.. sv nm" Iw' ~ ','sn"s n,
ual efct e,.teu ~ ~. ".rI Ens,r,,n, III s,,.,' ~.
laa not u,tsrs 3 %9 H. winst H,u ~ sHn n,.' n
eeIo1te1 hs"'n ~" .st H., rn,,st,,.,t suws ~, nuh
h'8 hu!'t aua! u! o.,.. ~ 9,i.. i. r.,a "inm, III
lt!ttEFosa'eu a,,, r..,,s t,f y hrI, wna ~
uLon tite haoles'' 'i'o 's'"'| VI ""'e" "aa ~
1otinMs. .,... ,,,,,u ftbo- s,,t,, y, IN,
"lhey teli NY t.iIt io"s 4a'"'t epo"o ~ S"u
'"ss is"tii ~. r,i.,, III, In hls trtl anil saf,t.
1cs, sri au 'a"o" ~ ~ "'' ~ ,s',' aa' ~,
'Oll, Stuphen.' Ny molhtr hrnr,! Il, 'st''t W. ah
rot up ami trltts to EtL I!1f IL ttlR tHolHi put
10 aeeu,cu tu hc entirely sgsecI!lcss, as Acfcto-
tore.h
'*un you knuw what cAusctl hsl1a u ioso MA
sperchl
"Sicktcss, think. llo ran lItar, ht! M
swers by Sign, iiu will liut ns'tieo ssfa"aess
however"
''Nlluu did he speak last tNtoru t!i!st"
t'About tAreu years Ag1. cat 4O~n treo
utul It commenced falling beiure ii"lfceu ~,
, 1879-04-17

ft1ll head Of Rlossy raven hair, and BID eyes like
soma mad anttnal'a flashing With ltgt,t and rcso-
,utlo'I, ret WITH certain catmncss, holds aloft ;
back rum the foosllahts, tusns fully towards
shs audtenvo his face OF ntatues1ue beauty lii ty
thosc basIlEsk eyes i1ashf,E with desperation,
steady voice the words "!sft ternper tvrannE,'
and then walks with reltllcr siow nor vcrY rapid
,,acc diago,Alty neross to t.,r back ol the stare
md tlfeanpnrs NJ II thfs tcrsible scene had Iii
been rehearsctl by Booth.
"Mufdsr!''-Mfs. I.ancoIn leaning out al tho
bo1 with ashY checks nhd lips, with involuntary
s5y: } eolnt'1y to ihe Fstreatlng enrc Ilr has
.,cns's ssrarrc, i,,creauous suspense, M aud thsn @
tic delugc1-tlen Tint mt1turo Of horror,
noises, nnyesta!nty-t:he, souisd, tomewhcro
!E taek II T. horse's hoofs elatterlng With spesll
.tlc pG0plo bllrAt through the chairs and rail-
Ing nnl brcak them up. That noiee atds 10 the
q'taerness Of tho aceuc. There Is tnc1sricablo
eunfuHtcii md tcrro1--wctncn faint, nni1r feebio
t'efaoas fail antl arc tsamp'ed on, many crcs ot
uo0ny urs heard. tho broad stage auddeulY fll!S
u sulForation with dense and Motley crowd,
Ilkc sotue horrible carnival, the audience rusll
4eneraily upon II (at least tho strong inen dol
s n n nans ar9 ,es. ~ stS M, n 1 @
fright ahowinE through tile rouge. some tretn.
bling, sotne In tears. The scrcams and cnlls,
confused hik-rfsaoubiea. trebled; two or three
manage to PASS up water frota tic stagn to tho
Presidents box: othrFs try to chamber up, ctc,
etc.
III the midst Of alt this tho soldiers OF tho
Presitlrnt'a Guard, with others suJdsuly drawn
They sttrn1 The lIu'lsc, through, MI tbs tiers c.
pcctailp the Upper olIus, Enained viii, fury, IT.
orally charging tue audience with lxcd bayoncts,
in.,skets; % aMd nitt'!s,; shaattng, "Cscnr onti
suggestion Of II, rather, inside the pay house.
And IN tl1at ntght-p pat,dctnonium OF senselcss
hate. mt"satea soldiers. ttse audience a,,.s t',a
, 1879-04-17

Hocchorni n,'nnat, which VIA played very neat
". nnl rccuivud nn cncore. Tie proRraHino
opened With tho IIt1nl!lgr with which the second
concert roIttulcncct, the "lfelu'lek ;" Ut f,fszs,
,lE,1, ns ttpen slt Uccaso1, flIc performance or
It was dfstotnteh nlal fragmcntary, anil The
orci,cstra WY out Of tuno besides. fhn vor.
etdci to hr. ufeasot,'s manuscript opera, "0lllo
Vfscnnti," though ttn meaning Is not clear, hcn'
aratctl lrnm lis context, lIa* a Wa2nertal cast,
n1nl is written III scholarly tna.ner, mil iii.
doubto1ty, with closer study and more practice,
Woiitl te very cffGrtiye. he rc'l,aI1I,ng ihatr.
1iuntn number was Mr.. Peatt's Anniversary
Overturc..' wlsicll IL mn.,tlY tleyo,e'I to
"Oil Hundred" With q March ..nl Ode to 1'aace
III .lla middle part fur c'oru*. In his
ActtfliE Of tII1 psnm, as will a. III the
diversions VIC cannot sGo HAT Mr.. Pratt llas hg-
complialicd n,ore than tu ptlc 1T, difficulties
Without clearly defined purpose, aIml upon this
uccuslo tic chorus was HI weak nIl ui,tlrcilutl
that II lil not hclp 10 make the meaning any
n0su Ente1Ilaibtc.
The sacaI numhors were thu Prayer" frotn
"Tunnfh1iscF,a by Mrs. Stacr. ut,u Of t1e must
exquisite Ut Ill WaK,Icr's aflaa. Although tie
singer appcarcIt to ba In bal voice, and talc ae-
compartment was Verf ru,lgl, shn was ene1rcil,
a!Nl replied With song Ut slr. Pratt's, " dream
ST'qas Traere " pS''a; fot tss ~ ssha'' 9s
from "st. PAUL." without success. and
IN very faulty n,ntht,d, bnt was et,-
Enthusiastically eEcorcd, a,lil replied with
. son; or sr rrnts's. :" Stay at Home, lily
ltcaTt. which n ula Ut The lest q! ts cottino<l
tlons. Thn Chien9o 1.Mly Quastcttc huug Ru-
Wedding. March," null, for efct,rc. IL w4tlz
song. tVa Tinyu barely done Inare thau 10 out
lin tlfe feAtlrcs OF tic e,nucrt. rGsurynE d.
ta3lel nutle0 until nh0tlIer ueeas!Un.
, 1879-04-17
Debate OIL tho Subject In the
House Of Commons
Yesterday.
A Special Committee Appointed to In
vestigatc and Report upon
the Mattor.
4 Rnft of Festive Arfstocrats COM
Ing Oycr 10 Fool Around.
Efforts Of Livestock Mon Looking to
the Prevention Of Disease.
DEBATE ON THE CHINESE.
Hntf,fsf DlSputch 10 The tribune.

srt,f,t n,,nn,rh n "a. 9rta,u.
t3rrAwA. Anrsl 1,.--f)n tin assembling of the
lloute at Co,u,unus ttr,lay. Mr.. uat,os,n,,s
nlurrd TINT thu nctttton of N,mh s1uksncara.
uul otbcrs residing In Hrltish Coluu,hfu. IN I'm.
cht,,cso question. t,m fu1l text, of which In,
already nnrcarrt] In TIM Tn,u,,sr. tn rrfcrrc,,
tn rnn,,nit.ro whn ahn,,,,l r,,ort ~, I'm
sa,nc, nml t.cncra21v nj, Ch,nc., ,a1,nr
nnt fmmIrra,It,t, n. IL orncta ~.
l)nn,;nfpn. Mr. lin cnsn,,s nj
tue tuu,tuu IN iauc au,tC Ch,nes. s,,ecst,. % ue
won, oy.r Mi I'm. ,,rtcyon,.s t,,n,,,,atn,,, ,f hy
lin, ucJlI,u,,rz ,,,t sntd tho ,n,attlt, ,,,o,,s,
th,, Ehue.e was ,,,,t conl,nrd y, snail ,1nnront
classes. u. somo ,nao,,,cd Tl,nea rnsr,t,v
hrass .,vtc,, ,vars t.tes,t,,,r ,a a.,,.,
rIrrl cyrrv f,..sIu, ,,car n r,vrI,zci nct,.
nIc 'rhnv wnrc naroua WIZ ,.,,.
1n.ca TIM s,hh.,n nna ,,,.nso1 ,hotr
woncu. Th,.,r ,or,r,s In 1,r,,t.h f,o1u,,,la
wore. s,p. to i,nlrn. u,, Tina fouo,o nst .,,,,,,.
al,y 70 mn liz rc,i rytrnrta fr,,n s,,
F,onrtaco ,,,ncra ,hru,, lin, t, f,htn,,a ,r.,r"
forrl,,,r ,hrnsctvcs lnto Ans,ralta. v,rtnrIa md
t,a sanwi,l, I.l,u,,a oa ,yoi ~ ~ lin terrtor,
n, bmrr1cn ~, ma po,{H, f.aost. and t1,nt
nj, thrt rm,rtr,r yora n fov,,r NJ t,,ntr ,vrIn.
sim. lin o,,tc,1 NJ ,rnrtt, frt,r, ronort rrs.
pontr,t n IN, ge,,,, ~ f,n,;tnrr,, +,r, ,nn.s
nro t,v q cor,,,,,t,no ~ ,,,nt ,,,,1y T.,
nr,osti,n In f1ht,os, ,p,r,,o-ot,,, n A.,
Stat, ri f.olIfarnt,. t,,rro ,v,ro m,
t.x. su,,,rr4s NJ gh,,n ~ whn,r ''c,J, o,,,r
q nm wcr,, fcn,o1ca hr1,t in s1oyar,, for ,,,r
hascst n,,rnoscs. for I'm f,hi,,cse scIlom marrlo
n, t,,cIr co,,ntrv' lin .od If f,bfncan tr,,nfgrn.
finn ,yaa n,,t stonnrti ,l,r 1ruttm, s,,,c, n,,,
t,oro,t,,n t,rrtor. wn,,1 ,t,tfnotolx In ovorr,,
will, t,hinamcn. lin 1c,1 lint th,s nat,er ,yas
rxr1,,s,vctv u,,lcr our n,vn cnntrn, and ,,r,,cl
thai. renrrsstye ,ncas,,rcs l,e udontc,l nt onrc.
alv 1nh, 4 Nosaona,t, u,t,1 tie ouoatto,, ,ras
, 1879-04-17
SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
{% For \
- CATARRH H.

This rnav certify ttai have been subject Of
ihat terrible ,lisease, cntarrh Of thu Head aul
cid tic ts' a'out s % Js iaa @ ss''T e y st,ark 1 L
That time was ao eeyere tint the dortos ,unl my
frfcnds thought I must die. Fur years md
years haze bren sn atek hut life llus heeu 4
ipc to saY how munY tluusors I l,nye tried, how
'lsrh tnctltcinu | ilayr takcu, lnring ali tlsesn
years ut rniIess suffering, but those WHO suffer
AS hnve suffered Viii know that ! never censed
to to,k fnr ru'scf, u1l to try cynFy remedy tlat
In September, 1916, ucgan tic ,,sc Of SAN
ronn's KAn1cAL CuRs ron CArARHH. NJ
sooner did hceln to ltsc It than n,y symptoms
head, It cleared mr. mind. It apotated on my asa-
tern In q way tl,at nothing cver heioro Tivan no
by 1oetors had done. How rat,1ly Improved
under ttc lntlsenre Of this wonderful medfcina
thDRo who lave known mo fur years can testify.
And nov, Efrs, to mako lung story short,
will sag would not cKchango the rood It has
1Dnc me- for tile wnc world a,n1 oil II contains.
Ny memory, 'sltct was nearly oil gonc. has ro.
have endured, too ercat for some neopIo to
credit. cal, With clear conscience mud tho
strongest latt uttest tn Tits nu tho Hnv Dtb1o.
ood bless 's nan th"t sSMfE1 fa1 9s sh!uSS ts urSSmSS
Meadow Vale. Annapolis Co, Novu seotls.
Nov. 2a 1877.
SWORN TO BEFORE ME-,
This I'D daY Of November. 1877,
GEOiiifE MUNRO,
tasttrr Ut the Pence.
This Is to certify tint Samuel Splnney, Esq, is
a,I ND anl respected cltlxeH OF Annapolis
Connty. 11TR reputation as nu upright a1lt
trnthtM. man !s heynnsl reprnar!'. -
Rev. ", i. i. ll,.AKkSEf, Ntctnw, ". 8.
Icy. OnEp PARKER, yte1yern Squire, n. s.
Key. VIZ. +. liAt!, Melycrn Square, N. 8.
t;K,,stsX Musno. ), T., ksngAtS., Ms.
Wilson ". GREY. Meadow vale, N. i.
JAcon Ss1lf. ]. r., Meadow Vale, N. 8.
pricc, witt, Improved Inhaler, Troatlse, an
Dftcc'nus, Il.
Sold By all druggists.
, 1879-04-17

SAN FnAxc.soo, April 10,-A crowded house
gays hlaru ltuzc, In "Favurtu,"u u liatterlng rc.
ccMtor1 tuts cyrul,,.. Tie oncra scasuM is likely
to provo suceess IN every rcspcet.
, 1879-04-17

SAINT taiker. Tho TACT, however, Of his making
two tfhtfnct Mttcrancc., unlcretoul fully bY
Thus" ~lIo heard tlIr.l, rcnlcrs the cnso very
remarkable Die, At any rate.
, 1879-04-17

Kt,owtes' inject Powder Gun IL ly far the beat.
BUSINESS NOTICES,
Chow .1ackA0ns lsest sweet Navy Tobacco,
~ L Z
, 1879-06-06

fares would Commend It to The burdencd
producers Of this pohp!ry.
Thu periosl IL opportuno for tho conatruo-
tion Of this work. Tho snoz Canal Ina tle.
'nonatratod TINT engineering skill can &C.
compliah IL mud tint 1t oau 10 made profit
nb1o Iabor is plenty. Tho world is at
poaoo. Thoro Is mn abundance Of unoinploy-
ed capital whiting for Investment, and tho
four great money n,nrkots Of tho world,
France, England, Germany, and the United
ssascs, viii furnish 1t. Commerce stands
waiting for 1t, and tho food Of that COM
merco will 90 On increasing. Travel, whiol,
Is seeking now routes to China md
Japan and to tho west coasts of North and
South America, n1ao demands II, aud tho aood
Of TRIVIAL will also. bo corrospondiugty in-
creased. twill add to the favor with which
this great work will be received that m
American route has boon accepted, and thus
II will arouse n patriotic feeling. Every
thing appears favorable to tho realization Of
tho dream Of ConTEz.
, 1879-06-06

Last summer the Fountain Springs House, OF
Waukesha, Wla., took fire AMI burned down.
It Was owned by MATT LAPL1N and dous, Of this
city, who went to work and bntlt It up again
larger and finer than before. The old building
was 147 feet front on Granl avenue by III feet
deop, which front has bceu restored, aud tho
new part, 800 feet froht BY 147 feet deep, With
diaing-room addition OF l10 feet by 81 feet,
together with tho rise in hight OF some Of the
rear buildings, has boen adlied Tho front on
Grallt avenue is three stories abovo tue surfnco
OF the ground, and the root lina is broken BY
the puvlltons, tower, and centre gable. The to-
tal cost OF the building anl furnfture Is fn tho
netghborhool Of slbo,oo0, Which Is about half
Of whit It would llayo cost IL ordinary times.
Tim cels,ratea Crescent Mineral Spring Ia
adjacent to the flouse, and Is rapidly. becoming
mora popu1ar than the famous Bethesda springs
WauKcsta Inns been afayorlto summer resort on
account Of its mineral springs. and its dno hotel
now restored,
, 1879-06-06
IAN ORGANIZED APPETIZER

A distinguished orator has characterized
the Democratic party as 'an organized ap~
petite" The remark Is not less epigrammRtic
than true. The Democratic party thirsta for
power that 1t may feast on oilcos-tlivide
tho spoils Of victory. Tho Into jubilation
speech Of Mayor HAnR1aoN illustrates this
point, In one breath he says: "1ho Dom.
ocratio party do not want oiIloo"; but in tho
next he says: 1T hayo'nt Ind much tino
yet to do appointing, but before I got
through viii have great many good DOM
ocrats around me." Aud in conclusion
ave have the city now, and wo will havo
the County Treasury In tho fall, toiM all il
patronage; and after that we will Aayo pos
session Of the White House," But this is
not oil the Democratic party proposos to do
with it's power. Tho country caros llttte
whathor tho patronage Is In the hnnls of
ono political party or in tho other, but It
cares much for the Constitution md tho
Union; 1t will not consent TINT the ono shall
10 trampled upon and the other rent in
twain. Before tho country olayatca tho Dcm-
ocratic party to saprams power it will want
to know precisely how that party proposes to
exercise ita power. 10 inform itsolf on
this pont tho country will adopt the old
standard Of cumparisop,-iudoiucr tho future
by the past. The Democratic party pos.
soasol supreme power once. What did tho
Democratic party do with its power7 TO-
signed II into tho lanla of q faction bent
upoa tho destruction Of tho Constitution
aud tho Uniont When the country rallied
to the dofenso Of tho Government, what did
tho Domocrntio party do /? sympathized with
tho enomicg of tho Government, voted the
War for the Union failure, mud prumblod
md growlod, while Republicans shed their
blood to saye II,
This is tho ante-bollum history. in brief.
Of the Democratic party, What IL it's present
attitutlo7
, 1879-06-06

The nanipulators Of tho "Ohio idce r.
that Ia to say, tho backers Of Ew1xo--havc
issued the mandate that tho WARNER Silver
bill must pass tho Senate at ali hax-
ards, aud a caucus hns bceu callod
to discipline tho refractory membera
who have heretofore opposed it. In
this change Of front is seon another speci-
mon Of Democratic insincerity. Tho silver
question per u ia Of secondary consideration
to tho Bourbons. All they desire in the
passage OF the bill is that It DO votocd by tho
President, and Oh this veto they propose to
make tho campaign in Ohio.
, 1879-06-06

ous, therefore. for tho Democrats to contend
TINT II is tho apprehension Of military inter
foronce which l,as prompted them 10 sock
the ropoal Of ali tho stntutes that provide for
Government supervision Of Congressional
elections; It Is tic ttesiro that thoro shall bo
no Government restraint upon Democratic
frauds that has prompted the movonlont.
The fact is TINT neither tl,e Democratic
managers In Ohio nor thoss Of any other
State aru In favor of f" FREQ mud fair cleo
tions." Tho Democratic instinct ia opposed
10 the scrutiny Of tho batlot-box. Tho 'spoila
system, to which the Democratic party Ia
confessedly devoted, ia by nature autagonistic
to purity of elections With tho seizure Of
the Offices and division Of tho perquisitos
as ths chief aim Of political party, that
party ia 1ot ovor-sorupulous as to tho
methods whereby SUCCESS IL achieved, and Is
not anxious tlat the ballot-box shalt
10 watched 10 TINT frauds lnay
be discovered and prevented. The con-
tlucs Of the present Congress- Is not the
first demonstration tho country has had Of
tho Democratic antagonism to "froo md
fair clcctions," Every large city In tho
United Ssatos has at ono timo or another
suffered from Demooratio frauds Oh the
bnllot-box. Tho State Of New York was
carried In Presidential eloction by Demo-
cratic frauds. Democratio reporters have
sent rncro than one Congressman to Wash-
iugton from tho City Of Cincinnati. Tho
partisan majority in both Housos OF Con-
gross to-day Is duo to tho destruction Of
"froo and fair elections" In tho South,
whore, in mnny districts, whole raco Is
practically tlisfranohisod by intimidation md
yiolonce, while in others tho vutca of the
satno raca aro destroyed b. tho slutIlnK Of
tho bBilot-bo1es with fraudulent tias,le-pnpcr
Democratic ballots. II ia notorious that tho
Democratic politicians are almost always op-
posctl to ovcry schamo of State registration
Of voters, md to all other safeguards that
arc suggested for tho protection Of the
bal1otbo1. Isn't It ridiculous and rrepoator-
ous, then, for tho Democrats in Convention,
wllotl,er il Ohio or elsewhere, to formally
resolve that they orc in favor of ttftoa and
fair elections"2
After starting of with this brazon lie the
Ohio platform indulgos in a lot of innuendoes
that are scarcely less infamous because they
are not 80 boldly proclaimed, There is an
intimation, for instance, TINT the Republic
ans by their action in Connross. aud tho
President by tho exercise Of lis veto power,
are doing all they can " to open md keen
alive tho war fealing between the North and
South" There was no such attompt in the
last Congress, when the Republicans cou.
, 1879-06-06

The editor Of thu Chicago Times processes 10
he homooustan III dogtnsttc belief, whilo Judge
BooTn leana tq'the honsoIouslaa crccds hence
the herca attacks ot the former an tho latter in
the columns Of Ills papcrJ during the judicial
campaign. The old lnau awore Ia hts wrath
ttat uo houo!ousan wss IT 10 he !utsusted with
tho scales Of juat!ee, though they would bs por-
fectIy safo in the hands Of spsrit.rapper.