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, 1880-07-17

VIZ arc informed by number Of able ed
fors, as we were Informed ut Chtcngo ny fi,'n-
fcr az nt1tg oratoGst That Clvfl-Hgrylce rcfurn Is
10 bo the isslln Ut this cAma|HD. You might as
we'll try to euthuso IN audience over tho fEa1!inE
uf the thirty nine articles ~ II mako ~, notte
risy oalled Clyil-scrvico rcfnrnl. Ono sliako OF
tho grand old bloody ai1irt vii bring moro votes
TO t6o Republican purity than n!t thAt cnn be
hald for CIvil-sSorvlcc reform from now Till
doolnsday.-St. fA'uts u'abe- Democrat.
Tho GID. must refor undoubtedly to ita OK
pertcnco In Missouri, In sinking tho bloody
shirt. In 1872, bofnro the Clinic swallowed tho
Democrat. tho shirt WIS shaken very fceb1y at
poor Horace Greeley, M ho wns not nun or
wnr, /, flrc-entcr, nr a nrgnd!er, and Missouri
only gnvc $1,000 Domocrltto MINORITY. III 1871
tho G1ohe- Democrat shook tho "blottly
shirt" moro vigorously. and tho eject WIS to In
crease the Democratic majority In Missouri to
10000. In 1870 1t Tapped that emblem. violent.
" IN tho facc of its opponents, and derioci
Otvil.Borvtce reform, In tho collection
Of the faxcs on higliwlncs,-And 1t had tho
pleasure Of recording $500 Bonrbon minority.
In 1873 tho GID. epat on CivtI-ScFvico rofur1n,
and 1t shook tho "grand old bloody shirt IN
tho face OF every bourbon hull, and tho bulls
tossed tho %. IS, eco majority. This campaign
tho G,.D. tra,nptes Civil-sarvIeo roforn un'or
ata feet, and cxats tho cnsafsR'tfnoa garment on
high, and tho prospect nav Is tho nnurbons
will respond with 100000 minority. After that
figure is rcnohad. the GID. will invite tts rhrty
to tlisband rather thnn try some othor than tho
.ssbIrt" issue In Missouri, 1t hna been indus
triously working tn that Dnd for several ycRrs.
, 1880-07-17

New York actresses hump around and mako tho
wills thi,kc. No second clnss acting will do In
ChIcngo. We hnrc seen tno tlinny true nrtsts
tito scenery 10 tc t1ccoiyed.
Whrn we SEQ n member Of tho Para
RrnpltcrA' Association nlluled to as tho young
Hi1i talented SIR. ---," It II good betting his
chief asccnts III Journalism hayo been when he
hus brcn tlcrrIckcl out Of a job by astute c.n'
ptoyerN.
We nottcc by a country paper tt,at 1unfns
1twnrs. uf 0nlcshurg. Ill, has hoen in'tlctct In
tho Elm, Of s;bo0 ror kicking smnli boy out Of
n c!lcrry.trcu, hut tho nCcount falls 10 Etnto
whether or rot tho boy got nWay With enough
fruit to prndtcp tho collie. Trno journalism Ii
very Bcttum found outside Of largo citleA.
"An expert swimmer allowed himself to
10 affected by tho taunte Of tokers nt Atlantic
City, md TO provo bis ability undertook 10 swtm
certain dtttance undcr> wnter. 11e wns
,trpvncd," We found this ltcm In column of
tho 11oston GlaIe hendeh " Humorous and Other
yise." 1t is nbout tho most othorwlso paragraph
Of tho aeason
4 boy In Reading, Pa., went in swim
ming, nntf for nearly twn weeks suffered tho
snnst horrible agony In one OF his cars. f.auda-
MIN, rabbits oil, 1nolnsses. nli were tried, but
with no effect, nnd tho hoy WIS hfrald ho world
die with tho rain.' At Inst he felt something
hard in tho tnl,c nj hts cnr, and bis mother huc-
ccct1cd In pulling n msnn0W NIT. 1t Ind tnkcn
refuge there while tho hoy wns diving.-NcD
1'ork Tf'nts With thla ltttlo lie for n founda-
ton, and tho additional statement TINT tho hoy
went swimming Sunday, an orthodox Sunday
school book could be ren0!ly constructed.
, 1880-07-17

!, nlso stated o.t gosl n,nttns!ty that tho Grand
Trunk tnmmny hns putrhnscd tho charter 81
in f>.tuwn nre much nartnc,l 1t tho prfntcct Gt
tlis huge rnIwMy fnnl1pniy being ortntcti' xh1en
Wtl s'ge sho nfana y Ir,nK 1"n n*in. Ottawa
merely wny-statton OIL tho now road "he" ~ ID
""'''' sp+ttnt ju.nasea TO 7hs Chseep, frtb,.ne.
MoSTHEAt. july tB-An unknown tlscnso -
ewccpinR nr horned cattle 70 NJ alarming e.
NJ; ";. st FSs @ tca:o i. '.sy Il @ss s
i'ccm rn,sc,,. i ii,nircs :, II at'naa have died.
Wr. u. iirnvcr, lrnn fnrrchnnt OF this city, and
Mr. ]. V. King. a wclt-known expert from
"css O. n, e"s9 II s ste R TIL wt t9 e2tei' e.
lint results. Tl,n Wait wns tu nsccrtatn whethcr
thcrc VII. 4 ur.''f:n tt sufficient quantity M ~
inv satisfactory. working viii r,lnrncu shortly.
4 rather atrnnEc s'ory come. irsan ": Gesatro.
II, wagon FINN which tho horse had been re-,
moved. The cIohcs ri. n inan nnn1esa Girarl
thni he nh traded hIr suit nj elnthns with Coderc
tnr tho tnttrr's horse. md thcn wGilt home
naked Menl MN sny C,s!rre ssa .. ffnn ,nn,
n n,st-inor!c,n was held BY them. and tho fact
asS' siFry t. n & fcs e. sa 81
tn this city. The American cistntns'a!i thnFsi.s
l,avp received urttrrE 10 pms Prince LcDnold's
Ibp 1.1ratiou Df bIi,n ~ tho Maritime Prov
inGf:s ~ Metin tH,InH tsciIaacf ly the Maritime
prrss Nv tho list census the Provinces q Now
brunswick, NUvn HeOtfl, md Prince Edward
I.LHnI Mre shown tO hnsr cosn9inc1 populHtlot'
or 1GdID4. Thoy tnlse threo 1.tcntennnf.G Gov.
er,lDrs three Upper ffntiaes, and three ltntises
ri Assembly. Win Ill tho ttua nrpertunfng tn
cnch Of thum. Thu Province ~ Quebec hna q
population Of l,G:a, and Ontarlo has mt even
il Legislative cm,ncIl,--thc Joint population of
t,nturIo MID Qdcl,et: cxccoinu TINT Ct II. thrse M
Maritime Provinces by Npwnrtis Of @,o00,UO
tho ihr,N sfarltimn Iroyinect u,nus'n..
t. sa&, est ssS eo. fsxins e anssctv ,y T'i aen y"1
the present arrangement. Dntnrio hH* ciKf,sy..
tho 'nsnb!tants; Quvb.,e bus slxty-n!nc. t,r one
far every 18.E)0; whlIr tho thrcr Maritime Prov
| ,H,tkilig lnws fnr iuxs .h1n Aat.lt0 people.
TD,uixrt,. July tN.--0n Frltlny. the :sti inst,
GcnruG 1sonnrtt will IL: executed IN the JAIL
y,rtl, for thu murder uf the Iatn l&nn GenrHe
1irt'wn. ,lnleKs the executive authorities ct'tn-
which Is xc.cra!1y rcxar''e4 ~ ", !1npr"ln!lty.
The 'lotnltd mai Is preparing tn tnEot ht* tntt';
nld see,ns rMther to prefer tho scalS',td
!" lG"xush!ns ri. y EfIsan r'ns so,,'. tS r..
xrea. ,.eai Of Il t!q,e n ,,,. h fcaa!nf Stmt. -
which hAs condemned. hin IL die the sGAtfula.
Thu defiant and rrekEess nar he assl,tnot! nt tho
tnr!' q: iha aw''ul n'sttian i: occ''nies: md.
Under tho tUnstHnt a1tnintAtFhtiohs Of Father
Eg.tl. hc II preparing Tor thu other wurd THIS
priest visits tho jAtl daily. and t,as heeN mainly
f1c cniers wh,Iy Into tho PRIESTS service, Ntli1
hus ueery confidence III tho futurr.-haylng
! lttttc, if ans, ftnr Of ttcnsh.
, 1880-07-17

Tho Story OF t1lc Now York Lonn e. Inl'
provcn,unt Company's Election.
F,t3 *

Tho story OF tile Now York Loan & Inl-
provcn,ont Con1pany's Election.
Ns,u Iork Htrnld, July H.
The new Directory Of tho Now f0rk Lonn &
improvement Company organized for l589-'Bl,
In Air. Josd j. Ea.arrt's oice yestoriay, by
choosing for President atr. Navarro nnI for
Vlce-Prostdcnt Sir. Arthur Lcnry. Tho Exccu-
tive CDnmItteo hre: George j. Forrest, Chair
man: a. V. Stout, Jps6 +. Nlyarro. john l1aiid.
A. II. billings, William II. Gnrrison. Arthur
Lcary, FnuBtn Mora, md Juhu j. hfcCnok. Tito
inspectors OF tho next olpotlon nrc Mcasrs.
Mortimer Ward mid William Tob,n. Tho
r,mors that wcro ailoat yesterday In re-
tAtton to the election on Tuesday wcgu
clcnrcd up through gentleman who bought
eotna Of tho fe,oo0,o0o Of stock that WINS rcccnty
thrown upon tho market, but WIN has not
nlado himself conspicuous In tho Conpnny's
nrairs. uo says thAt blr. Pullman started Tor
Ch,cago prior to tho cl0slnR Ut tho polls ull
Tuesday in full coutdcnao In tho election Of tho
regular ticket, tho Only tlekut TINT had boon
acen lii tho Office Of tho Company up to tho ttma
IT btr. pullmRn's departure, md which was III
.Inst +. Nayarn,. Joiil, lfaIrd 4. ST.. llillIngs,
William i: Garrison. tforaec portor, George J..
es "sss' oF wn .pecsass A"s Il csao 5 aoha Mofsf Il IT.
Ward a,isl Wllii!n J'obil. HIT nftor kir. Tull-
nat, had started for Chicago, lcnying OGM. l1or:
Of tho 1'uilman-rortar- Finld pArty, Mr.. Willianl
i. Garrison 9ntercd t!,o ColnI'any's office With u
WIFI II i ssSa sSare aa s liz at c fot swsa Cd ht
i'artor. an! William A,nms, Jr:, and oicctcd III
shos s and % Lcatnor 5 link; % Ill., fss'aa Nora, n 'f *
patis aHa Ms' Arth'r Ie,ry, n'lo of tho Dlssctors
It early yesterday that tho election was foltow&l
by n disturbance. but rnlnor WIS wrong. trht,
result wa9 u Btsrprso to tue purity ,rchrceeutc!!
HnId. nnd HIM IL hi. H. fiarr1son WI hod msrnfy
, 1880-07-17
CANADA.

Tho SmuRgtcd neutrality-suspicious.
OF tho Canada I'aclttc-Tho Dcstitm-
tiolt tn lrrinnd-Grand Trunk Hail.
way-Unloa Of tho Maritime Prov.
inccn-~Thc Murderer ot tieargc Iarossn,
Hpfca!l Uspaleh to 77It Chtea9a Tribune.
MONTREAL, Ju,y lo.-ls. IIyncs, spvelai Agent
at tho Uu.tud Htnlos Trcasliry. Chicago, is In
tho city soarohiny for Information cunearufn4
tho prInt. p,lpcr hu rccontly snado n heavy
sctxurc of Ut Chicago. und Ia engaged In collccs-
lug valuations. ........
The sity Ia crowded With Amorloan cxour.
sInlllst4.
THO growing dissatisfaction In Montreal re-
gurl,nH tho Governments acuon OF! tho frco
purt question ta shown " tho snDotauI ut tue
lloltl4! If Tralv yesterday, III which tho PFosI.
dent Asscrtud that tho lInrlnr Commissioners
showed muuh more anxiety To acoodo ia tho
wishes Ut tho Government than to support tho
olty's Interest. 49,.
Tho t7axetta this morning, In a carefully.
wnric,l article, lokA forwnrt to rho rltrphaso at
thu l,!eino isulIway b. III Eassl!Sh syndeaty.
tl0sl 10 mako II considerable reduction III tho
duo* e ss,tl tS ,s.S 8 t's w. tue, 7>,un
OrrAwA, Jtiy la.-Fnthnr WhnicH. srcrotary
To Nsl,ur llntlauul will sht,rtIs !ctlvo no cty
fof siontseaI.,, 10 hun dopl'scd 10 jo'" tbs
i!si i!!s'!sp z 9oy 81; 81 E!ph. Ireland n letter
to l.a5E j9hae' or h!s s,ty s%ys; w, "ae 4ne
sllsrDxA of anAny of our tDlr pctplu y turning
III IusiIlutsou. We shall h4vi y Anrl struggle
during tho next y!x wreka with hl!llvur a,d
srkIcts, but h,tvu 9reut llupe thut tho Kcner..
t,,,s hol that IL 3tI 9ntnt,lE to ~ fr1m aGr1na
wt!I sarsy " thr"ngh onr dt!iSuatisit. I.,i
for i. the Srups a, 70 issr fhoy giyo promise of
am carly mid abundant harfrst, trhls prospect
tic col,r,iuu Ut thu RELIEF Cttninltteo " well
THO ooYcrnnent Y. oosI tuouessful la ~
otrort4 " cgusa tho cotoAu AFatlxe sslome, ai'a
Why Inns obta!n,al p,asusslor Ut tho Cana,la
Atlantic llullwny tni,pInys ehMrteF. Tho ru.
u.ur IL, tkut tho urald Trunk will GlAlstrut the
line from utsawn City ~ u point VI }Ynotion on
lts Mnin linz. but w'ti not ertst tho ordH99
w. totuaM. All freight for =, lho East VII
Tho purehise alltj ctltlstruotion Of this road Will
thakt thu diRt ance butweun Ottawa and NontreAl,
Goye1nmcut ltailmay aiung tho OttawR AlveF. 1t
, 1880-07-17

PERSONALS,


LIT. Tanner u leading q inst life.
."1 am better now."-Do1, Cameron.
The French believe It Is suffer to travel
!uat after bud asaster. II tho snsne rulo pre-
vailed in this qntry, people wouldn't bo At
homo mora than two months In tho yoar.
Vice-PrestAcht Wheeler has started OH
smother aah!nE trip,-thls time to tho Wnitc
Mountains II our est!mable ruler ever gets
bite NO hope the fact will be madu public.
:, Prince Roland Uapaparte will soon marry
Nlle. Mario Blanc, the daughter Of Monaco
Atsno. Her income annually IL elo0,0o0. Tho
rrtncc's proparty consists OF hla title and about
sl6o Fossa OF clothes.
A Michigan farmer heard that music would
prevent bees from stlnxiug, and he took bis
AccoFdeou and went out and sat down by q hlvo.
ltappears from local paper that tho ACCORDION
VA rpcoyeroa-aftcE tho bces had gono to Fooat.
DO bauslilc. ths poot, says Of Mills. Deru-
nsfdt that she ts the Muso OF Poetry itsclf. hAe
feeltoa vrEse a. tho Nightingale stn9s, u the
wind s!Rhst md a. tho water tHurmurs." II nc
nauville lan't tuo busy wo would like to have
n!ln tell tho American people how 8asah per-
tofms ~hcu thu discarded lovor has stolen her
on'y ohtld and hor husband IL found riding In
tao park with yellow.haired siren who has
ssolsn away hts heart. Thats tho timo when
, 1880-07-17

unne Ahoilt the rrrrOnB who arc candidates for
that Office: DO they wear corsete. hnvo they
protty muatachos CAL ihoy tlnnco weil, ri'1o
well, fence we'll. nnd tnk silly tHInscuse we'll to
women. etc.; hut they demand tn know II TINY
POSSESS tho necessary experience, nto they
judges Of character 10 scirct suitable cmployta,
and hnye they tho required knowledge hntl lusl-
ness tact to conduct the b'.snc.s fnachInery7
These nrc tho san,o questions which tho pcHpIo
TT tic country, Oh this Rr,aL Industrial
corporation nf the United States, will
hnve To docdo 1T Tho cornlnR November
election. II tIcy think ttat Herr yon iianctsk
Inns tnnro pol ticn experience, Is better judge
M "s snea T. aPe aS tRc fes''e tey wo t. ,eTs
";kcrs @ fntercs,eaE tose "a whom te
Arnerlcnns sNation owes cartnin little bills i, the
Ih11so I11 ?, 9s ID, @ rronGs to Hy
faftsnr sa nf H. ss s"c. r. pG" G"ea 'f i he
nore re%se e II Every otser rc.eot as III ossr
neainst Herr yon Ilnncnck md fnr Mr, 0nrflGLl.
vii VII 'hSs t x osxaety III ~ ~ 1'S !" eestse.o h'e
sysr Say thsy y"!e; II III, ta0 y, enc v tSs e,
ens lev s'stan years y ef hs @ e ses sgsn b.
ginning with an incrrnsu OF oi,r Sationni
,ieht tho watsrK sf 9"s G,,rrctcy nny"s5 s
losscs. breaking down of nlt nccesAary bnrrinrs
to protect on, htano lni;trlee t!nalIy en.l!ng
win gcfttfhl efitah, EltlsGA l'1nttFNn' hH Mn}
ant lots Of tratups III the bnck4rounn. 1.nt oven
n thFa tho cn1,ntry cs,lI stand and s.lrftstsilt.
thosn who nre directly. Interested and affected "a
thornby, ns tho nnst 0f orr readers u'1tln!lltcdly
nerf @ Their st, f"rsr f s,f t.
'sfs sy sspers r. nsn ~ rsy
f1 At prcscnt ss't ria4.s #; Il" need II any fiIitary
tAtcnts whatever, bcc1lusc tho only enemies ff
2r Sgs o srS " 1fn'G1 pf b :En; Es ssns Il m
nnd 'fntacinn!t!cntlona.'
Tho I'f,tsl,,uper 1t.Asbtatt tInd 1sep.> has tho
following: "1IRncnck should resiKn ns >Malnr'
General of tho reE,,lar army OF the United
stAteA, becnutr It would lie n breach Of military
discipline md ctiqnet to rAco himself MS candI.
nte for the Presidency un tho platform Ut tho
Democratic purity, which tlot,o,'nccs President
Hayes, tho constitutional commander OF tho
army and nnvy, rs swndler and n ctcnt This
10 demanded BY NrpublcNn newspapers. We
hope that m2tters and things will not bu pl'ahc.1
NJ far M tlaf. M tt'ibt 11a,ienck Is rich enough
that he on,l live without the salary t$I,5o0} 0f n
Mn1or.Gcncrnl. II ncccssary Ills pnray eho''l'
he su generous M to rrcatnt him Ot1e or two ht'-
+ tlrcd thousand dollars ~ thnt hc enr go without
nny hin.lr,nrc into tho conling ca'nI'nFn: TT,
den nlght roll 9'it ni,e II hs larrrls. nntl
gr6eabic. We do mi bulleve that hs Is very d.
case Gen. Hnsek shGd hI,n nr TGtse t 1
roralat;ons. lint i he shauld eyc,tunIly rct'1,'
toau w. Y, h!s party frtcn's would fcroconsly at
Tho Chicago Ntue Fretc Prtsse knows nil about
| Gen. do Iiancock's corsot. 1t says: "Nnl.-Gcn
Hancock Is 80 positively convinced Of Ills ctec.
| ton to tho Presidency af tho United statcs thnt
| no has Atrendy ordered his natlRnrat1on-corsei
Tho most fashionable Of all fashionable tai!ors
tito cciourntcl Worth Ut 1'aris. will build 4
, 1880-07-17

In 1867 Col. Forney said Of Hancock: I:
"Whor Qen. Hancock arrived md took com-
mand Of the Fifth Military District, from every
1labul throat went up songs and shouts Of Joy,
as bis plans wc1e all known to them. With snecr
and jest they moot Union men md Bay. 'Now Ia
como our day; Gen. Hancock bus arrived nnd
will SEQ us rightetl.' The whoto policy Of Gen.
Hancock 50 far Torcshadowcd tends to provo
him unmietakably opposed to the provisions OF
tho Military bill, and warrants tho assertion Of
bis entire aympathy With tho old Secession ole.
,nent Of this Btate tLollsiana1 and city tNew Or
ieans1, Who now ind In him truo friend" e
, 1880-07-17
BUSINESS i1QIlCES.

ArcItdsa Nutuyss Inns bocn used with
highly bcneticiaI rpsulta during ito Inst four
years IN tho various forms OF dyspepsia. ghstrits,
nAutca, general debility, consumption. etc. ku-
nyss II not Il medicine: It II n pleasant, Wine
liks beverage Ia fotHil; 1sus'o frull milk. pccn-
inrly 4rntefli to .tcltca.c stnfnncil. Nothing
clHo makes tlesh md blood. and strength 20 fHst:
It car o safely relied m for tho regeneration nf
thtMo ctIses Of 'lnw yltMl!ty In which 1nrdluNtton
Yr ordinary nutrition full. sen'l for circular;
aolI 10 tho tratie. Consumers rupp!Icd directly
hy A. Arcnd. Chemist, corner Mndison and Fifth
avenue
, 1880-07-17

81. Louis, July 1d.-The nfrtlHfeaH's special
from Ifiisboru, Mo-, says: "Nhilo Andrew
Wilson, fnrtnnr living M tscE 1iycr, was irty-
Ing along tho rn.d to Dry Creek. accompanied
by young lady nnncd Schultz, they werc fired
upun by AnmB unknown person concealed In tho
hrtlsh 4 tnil pHssotl through tho upper part Ut
Mlss Sohultz's chest. killing her. thoh rcncrat.
Wilson'S huntl. fntl!ttlnK u mortal wound. No
c1uw 10 tile murderer.
, 1880-07-17

whaling srent considerable time In trying to
rnadiust, scnlo fowtl, md compromise tho bonds
Of eoe Of tho Stntcs nscfy Ii rebellion. and Hes
+hc,, In tho Nay NJ naymcnt, md It wAa t1ntiRht
~ one time TINT he ttlti succeeded IN that WHY
IN ropairng hs shattered fortunes; hut tho plan
tn,stnrr,ed, AMI ho did mt t1nd tho schemn big
honansa. Ills soc!nl position In milwaukee,
wbou he was In tho high tide OF hi,sfncas rroa-
rcr]ty vas tho atlmtntion Of alt tho 'soctcty
young ladies and the envy Of all tho poor young
, 1880-07-17

5ptetal Dtsrafch Ia Tho Chicago 7Fthtsns
CAluo, Ill, July 1o.--GcorRc Kohl, charged
with tho murder OF m old gentleman named
WhItcumb, tn this county Inst slnrch. was mr.
rhtKnel In court ta.tlny Rnh wna ttntcnctu hy
JudgU Ifnrkcr to tho l'cnfeHtIary for !lte.
, 1880-07-17

WE considerably wish thnt the Yazoo
Herald and OkDluna Stdtct would !oave of IT.
t6 In thotr enthusiasm for Iauoock.-Vt Vtchsbarp
I7cr1Ed tDen,.).
:, Hancock can't DO elected except by tho Yazoo
and 0koloun kind OF follows; and they have tho
hest right In tho world to support him With
Enthusiasm.
, 1880-07-17

iron in tho Esiuot1. Col1en's Lteb1gt
Lt0lIh Extract 1t Hctf et,rlCheB tho hlnntl, all
digestion, ctsts's dyspepsia. nervousness debil!
ty, ami fen1nlc complaints.
, 1880-07-17

COLUMBUS, O., July lo.-l. 8. I,!cklcy. prcsi-
dent ut thu Capital City Hank. who was ehot Oh
Tuesday by Andrew EichchbcrE, IL slowly re-
covering, hut will tuse tsth 0f Ills eyes. tho ball
having Cit tho tlnsh beneath thcn
, 1880-07-17

A BRIGHT little afternoon pnpor called the
Nttrs has appeared in La Crosso, Wis. 1t IL
edItod by u nephew OF cx-Goy. Washburn.
and Is a somud ltcpubltcan crrnn. 1t hns spe'
csAl dispatches and snappy editorial oomnents,
and starts OF with promiso OF grcat useful.
DG6&.
, 1880-07-17

An Important nd vnncc fh the nianV-
fncture Ut toilet smlps wns tho Introduction Of
ElycerIi.N. The transparent snhf.s nf J. 4 +.
| Atkinson reilly contain Il large percentage VI
this valuable ingredient,
, 1880-07-17

The MI bile will beware or n frandn.
lent limitation Of nobbins' Electric aonp now ttc-
Ing forced MI tho market l,y MISREPRESENTATION.
1t will ruin any clothes washed With II. Insist
upoM having Uotbns' Electric.
, 1880-07-17

CINCINNATI. o., July la.-In PostAgo County,
ncas Htreetsboro. Tho bottom has dropped out Of
il spot about 40 feet In diameter, lowing pond
of ereat d1pth. The drop took About LEO fcet Of
the public road, and the place now looks AZ II
an earthquake had ocut4FEGd.
, 1880-07-17

Special Dtsiatth to This cAleaso Tribune.
MINIATURES, VIE, 1usy 1S.--Johh Darnly, n
lIghtning-rod aEcnt who recently swl1tdlutl u
citizen Of Chtcago out Of &s5, was sent UP to-day
FIR AIx months.
, 1880-07-17

MANsAnn.RooF MuLLErr aud Turncoat
Foruey arc out lor lluncoek, but thoy don't
wcfgh quito u much as 1udae Otton, Of Wacon-
SIM. and D!atslo~Attorucy Lathrop, Of Massa-
chusetts, who arc Out for GARFIELD.
, 1880-07-17

GEN. HANCOCK Will bo assigned to the De-
rartiaont Of Salt Niver carly tn NoyembGr.-Ai-
bdnU Journal. =
lAnd he'll be required to subs!ss on tho ooun.
, 1880-07-17
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, 1880-07-17

a LETTER said to be written by Hancock to
Jers Black has appeared III the East. 1t closes
With this ssanza:
, Jerry, dcar Jerry, conc home to mo now,
:, And tho sooner YOU cnlno all tho better,
For o mn, yntnly r. knitting my brow
10 think what tu eny In that lctter.
, 1880-07-17

HAMILTON COUNTY, Ohio, has finally been
counted up, with this RESULT
-, 1890. 1870
Q!ucFnuatL... L............,.........aX5,61 ,614 2l6sa1o
Whole eounty...... .....,.... .ll6t t:17 10 ,40b
Gain In ten years, 44.e0l.
, 1880-07-17

No othcr WhIsk CT Dye equals 4NI4-5o ceats
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-02-05
THE WONDERFUL
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-02-05

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