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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-22

| WASHINGTON. Dec. 22.-For the Middle
states clear OF fair weather, rortherly t.
westerly winds, rising barometer, and IL
| the southern portion slight rise in tenn
perature.
| THE spARks-WEAvER KENCONrRE.
| Humble Apolo:er From the Principals
After u Resolution offered for their
Expulsion.
WAsHINeTON, December 22.--Atte,
the reading Of the journal attention was
called to the disgraceful proceedings of
yesterday. Mr.. Bowman characterized it
as an insult to the House and to the cOun-
try, and said there was not 4 man present
who did not yesterday hang his head in
shame. All over the world this morning,
people were reading of the pot house
brawl, the gamblinS.house quarrel, aud the
fight with fists (only prevented By fOrce).
that took place yesterday. Mr.. Bowman
offered resolution for the expulsion of
Sparks and Weaver.
Mr.. Brown moved as IA substitute that
special committee of three be appointed to
report without delay what proceedings
should be t1ken by the House.
After further discussion q substitute
WAS agreed to referring the matter to
select committee. Before proceeding
further an opportunity was. on motion o:
Mr.. Conser, given to Messrs. Weaver aud
Sparks to explain. Thereupon MIR Weaver
arose and stated his deep regret at the oc-
currencc of yesterday he admitted that
his language was wholly uDiustiiiable, and
humbly apolosized to the House.
Mr.. Sparks acknowledged that his Ian
cua.e was in conflict with the rules Of the
House. and felt that nc owed IN apology
to the House for it.
Mr.. Singleton then moved to lay the
whole subject Oh the table and It was car
ricd.
The House at 2:i5 adjourned to tho 9Th
of January.
The EIectOruk Count Resolution In the senate
The Senate took up Mr.. Morgan's reso-
luton declaring that the president Of
Senate is not constitutionally authorized
to cou,it electoral votes so as to determine
what votes shall be received and counted.
MIR. Morgan spoke at length in support of
the resolution, but it was not acted upon.
At $50 Senate went into executive ses-
sion
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Nur. I:iesscs; to Give than to Ecccive


The lady managers OF the Home have tccii
I'd to appeal 10 III" friends ri the little Orc
who are now l"okin; forward. hopefully To
ChristmaStiic-tl" gitt-givnT season. Ih;:
county prOvi;!c, l!ucrali! for all ti"ir E"c.iful
wants, and perhaps few, If any, wotl'. Object
TO & small portion OF that appropriation being
used for the Christmas festivities, but tie
aScrs do no, feel Justified ia using that fluid
for any but lcgiilriai" purnn3ca. II does net
require much 10 pc:t:,,. 4 child: even toys that
some OF your own have wCtri":l a: would
prove accc;,!abic t!frc. Small picture JoO::s
always ai!Gr'! pleasure, an'! all know how
much children enjoy cake :i:! candles. II is
hoped that enough toys viii b. sent thai
each child niay ciIi:ii its own. In con
;ributinS>to the happiness of these ii!tl,
friendls-'s ones yolir own joys Will be cnlitmc.
ed. as We all know . il j. more blessed to give
than to 'Cccivr." 1! impossible to send your
gifts 30 The Home, ANY donations in :Homr" or
gifts can bc. 9cni to the r..-inemrc pf Mr. Ch.t-
\. iicintsh. No iG East Kin" street, until
Friday noon. when they will be Thankfully rc-
cGi:cn and acknowledged
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-22

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY ATsPUB-
Y Lie SALE. On FRIDAY, DECEMBER
e. 1881. will DO sold ON the premises. southeast
angle Centre Square, the following valuable
real estate, viz:
No. !. a Lot of Ground, southeast corner OF
Centre Square with Il frontage on said square
OF feet, including zz-iert vide alley on west
side with a further extension OF sa;d line east
ward 3; feet, more or less to property of Abra-
ham Uirsh. then south, Al feet, more or less, to
q 4. feet wide alley, running east and west, then
east ward along said alley 223 feet, more or less,
to property of Isaac Stirk. then south Il feet 3
inches, including said alley, more or less. to
property of Neal Lasan's estate. then west G41z
feet. more or less. to property OF Bitner e
IIOstetter then north G. feet inches, inciud-
ing the fleet wide alley. more or less. to
Centre squire. Oh which Is erected e twO-sfOry
BRICK BUILDING, formerly occupied by DR..
Mishler for the manufacture of Eittcrs and Gold
and Sodium: also, another part two and part
three.sfory Brick Building, adjoining Stirk's
property on the east, Bitncr Il HOstetter on
the west and Neal Lagan's estate ON the south.
now used as q Dwelling and Beer Saloon gOOd
Cellar and Sewerage, as well rs Gas and W ater
throughout the entire buildings.
No. 2. n Lot OF Ground, situate on the north
lite OF Middle street, - feet IN 'front.' and IN
depth l1DL feet, more or less. TO u common,
alley known as Howard street, which hit
been lately erected o three-sto.y Brick Dwell.
ing House.
Sale to commence at o'clock p. m. of salt
Gay, when terms of sale will be made known
by ELIZABETH MlSIlLEE.
HEyRT SHCIERT, Auct. dl7.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your res: by a sick child suffering ana crying
with the eXcruciling pain OF cutting teeth?
Ii so. =" at once ami get bottle of MRS. WINS
LOWS St"sIIING SYRUP. twill relieve the
poor little sufferer rimnc.iiatcly-.lepcn,iu upon
ii; there il 10 mistake about it. There is nai q
mother on ca:th who has ever use.! IT, wlo will
not tell ynm ri once tiat il VIII regulate the
bowels, and give rest to the n,other. and RELIEF
and health 10 :hc child, operating like magic.
1t is perfectly safe 10 in all cases. and pleas
ant I" the taste. aud is tii.: prescription OF
OF the oldest and best female phys;ciaps and
nurses in the Unf,e,! Sta1cs. Sol,, cycrywhere
q cents bottle fii7-Ivd&wM
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-22

EVERY man TO his trade is all old saving.
ana the more closely person applies himself
10 any one subject the more proficient he DC
comes in his particular line. Some doctors
make speciality of Il certain disease and study
everything that has Il bearing upon #. They
experiment with different medicines ;niil one
is found that goes right to the mark. This may
Ec said OF the &. 8 Z. Cordial manufactured
and for sale by DIR. Browning. Hi Arch street
Philadelphia. 1t is for coughs and colds an,:
when used searches out every part that is al
fccted. Relief is experienced in an incredibly
short time. Give ii Il trial. Sold by all drug
.siSts at soc. Il bottle.
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New York 1laFkCr.

SxW loRE. Dee. 22.-E.Our-State anu West
ern prices without important change and in
very lnof:craie export and home trade de1nand:
Superhne State Mt rs 40d3 30; extra
do - Suli SO: choice, ,iO IL 65G5 90; fancy
30 8 Oosi6"o ro!ln hoop Ohio - i0ssJ 80 choice
iO ut s. 5oIG s.; superfine western Si 1898 So:
common 10 good extra 10 81 39G2560; choice
do - O5fI6 - choice white wheat do 81 III
as %; southern dull and unchanged: com
mon tn fair extra 81 S5sJ s.; go", to ci.oi9:' do
5 40lSS -.
No. White Jan. 81 lsIIGl Ht. 90 Feb.
q l70@l l74 No. Red, Jan. 81 l143l I7,s do
Fed, 81 l9t4 4tll 20l4 do May 81 2IsGl -.
Corn without decided change; Miyet. west
ern spot. at 5iL5G563sc: do future ai} tc.
Oats q shade better; No. > Jan. &c; State
4sl..34Sc; Western ll1.Gi5c.
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1t is Worth a Trial

~ was troubled tor many years with Kid
ncy Complaint. Gravel. &C.: my blood became
thin; was dull and inactive coulu hardly
crawl about, and was an old WORKOUT man a!f
over, and could get nothing to help me- until
l got Hop BittcrS, and now am a boy again.
Ny blood and Kidneys are all right, ana / am
as active as man OF 80, although am 72 and
have no doubt il will 10 AS well tor others o.
my age. 1t is worth the trial.-(Fathcr)
ulJ.oylSy
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v,HrUoUs CANADA ALDERMEN
D-nounciuy l;ernllaralt with Tickets III Theil
pGcketS to see Her.

HGcketS to see Her.
MONTREAL. Dec. 22. - Sara Bernhartt
will arrive herc this afternoon, and spe-
cial train will meet her at St. Albans.
Police commissioners will meet this after
noon to discuss what shall be done in
order TO prevent Sara from playing
on Christmas night. But the city attor-
ney has alrcady said nothing can be done.
1t il said some Of the aldermen who maize
the most outcry against Bernhartlt have
tickets in their pockets to go and see her.
The Catholic. Episcopal and Methodist
pulpits in Montreal have already de
Eounccd the actress, SO that her coming has
been duly heralded.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-22
Neglect OF Duty.

Martin Murray and X. \. Frey, super-
visors OF Manor township, had a hcariiI.
before Alderman Spuvrier to-day OF a com
paiEt of neglect OF duty preferred against
them for not keeping in proper repair a
certain road. leading from the Blue Rock
road to the Washington borough road.
They entered bail to answer at ca,lrt.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-22
Tho PoDular Demand

SO great has been the popular dcri;t,l for
the celebrated remedy kidneyW Wor.. that it
is having an immense sale from Maine 30 Cali
fornia. Some have found it inconvcncnt ia
prepare il from the dry compound. For suci.
the proprietors now prepare il in liquid iorli
This can be procured at the druggists. Il has
precisely the same effect us the dry. but is
very concentrated so tina. the dose IS much
smalier.-LoOeW lWoil. d20-lwdSw
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NpEClGL NOTICES.
SAMPLE NOTICE..

Ii Is iuillo>sh'c :nr w";';:,E :ii:c" ftli!;
course of treatment with Lydia l.. i'inkiru. :
Vegetable Compound To continue Ia -ri!;'r
with Il wc:Knr,s OF The G;cru- Enclose {,
et,imp TO Mrs. Lydia: r. "in!iliaiti, 80 W"<!vin
avenue. Lynn, Mass. :.,r pamphlets.
iy2ti iyicrityW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-22
isOXcS-lsui,tt;cS -SS:cepS

awbri'.c 4 Ciothicr desire io inform
their friends who may have been disappointed
III getting the :;bOvc game that the demand
has been altogether unprecedented and be
yOnd Their ability 10 supply. Tens OF thou
sands o! orders by person ana by mail were
receive! the frs, few days. They hope to d.,
able to supply the ti":uand later, and trust
that all " G nave been disappointed will nc
cop; the explanation. Every person who sent
a three ccni stamp for postage on !!ir ,:ai,ir
will lpr Sunnlirl in turn.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-22

A, MIR. StciniiaIser has puSitiveiy rrii:a,,i 10
meet me or put up ,nc reward, which c:ii,
prove. l Kill answer hiiI. in Il few ,Ilys. Oi. his
false representation with some facts wi.ici!
would probably l,c NOR" agreeable to Mr. :.
il they were kept secret.
ALEX. MCkILLIrS.
nTcan MamEiacturtr
=. North Queen street.
ltd Lancaster, Pa.
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nUlBI.IC SALE.

On MONDAY, DECEMBER q, 1850. will
he sold st public sale 1T the Cooper house.
West King street, the following city property,
viz, : 4 lot of ground situated on the corner %!
Green and Duke streets. fronting nn Duke
street 300 feet and ) inches, running along
Green street l77% feet, and along Low street
300 feet, upon which are erected IL One.stOry
rear OF lot; well of gOO'l water With pump
therein also hydrant. fruit trees, &c. The
fences around the grounds are in good order.
The property will be sold in lots or in the
whole us may best suit purchasers.
Sale to commence At ] O'Clock D. m., when
terms will he made known by the
TRUSTEES OF ST. STEPHENS CHURCH
II. SHCBEET, Auct. ticc:.tsWXS
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Eafai fsni!er Exn,Osinn.

WILMINGTON, Del, Dec. 22.--Thc boiler
of the tug Martha, lying in the Christian,
river, exploded this morning, almost de-
strOylug the boat and instantly KILN. the
engineer, Theodore Miller.
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NEW ADFERrISEMENTs.

No NONSESSE.-PAKTIE WHO WANT
~ to keep drink OF pure invigcrating
Whisky in their houses. should go to George
Wallis southern Exchange Hotel. corner OF
South Queen and Middle streets. He keeps
only the best brands OF liquor: also, California
and Blackberry Wine. and Sweet Cider for
Christmas. Oysters for family use. Egg-noS
will be served 10 his customers on Christmas
day. di7,
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Argument COa.t.

Argument court is still in session and
the common pleas LIST is not yet finished.
In the caSc 0: the Farmers bank of iia,-
ris!urg IS. James i. Henderson, by COLI
sent oithc parties. the court entered judy
mcnt in favor Of the plaintiff for 2:;Gl.9S.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-22
a Canning Coal Strike

LONDON, Dec. 22.-The Oldham and
Ashton coilierics have rejected the masters
proposition to refer the question OF an
advance of wages to arbitration, and four
thousand Golfers will strike Immediately.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-22

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22-Thc Senate to-
day confirmed the nomination of ThcO., F..
Singiser, Of Pennsylvania, to be secretary
Of Idaho territory.
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Died From his Wounds.

New YORK, Dec. 22.-John Toolc, who
was stabbed on Saturday night at his
stand in Washington market by James
Trainor, died this morning. The mur-
derer has not been arrested yet.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-22

A CHANGE FOR VARIETY ACTORS.
n On JANUARY 20, 1881: variety show
will be given in this city by Wilmer & Co. The
following parties connected with the show
offer challenges:
Costello and Cochran challenge any pair OF
clnggistS in the city for u pair OF belts.
T.. Witmer challenges any bar performers in
the city for q medal.
J. Retalick challenges any banjoist in the
city for medal
&. Cummings challenges any tumblcr in the
city tor medal.
G. shay challenges any aged negro performer
of Ills city tor 4 medal.
TrcwitZ and ShufllcbOttOm challenge any
pair OF mouth organ players of this city for II
medal.
Tom Goodman challenges any high kicker
of this city for Il medal.
Burns and Frankfort challenge any pair OF
Irish comedians in the city tor Il medal.
Isaac RittcnhOus,. challenges any pic eater
of this city tor II SO!! dollar.
Any person desiring to accept any OF these
challenges will please call ut Sorrel Horse res
taurant, between and 3 O'Clock in in the even
ing. Book will he open until the 18th OF De-
cc!nber, tor the show on the 10Th of January:
deco 3td
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-22

Tho correct thing to do when one has Il
cough or an attack Of rheumatism, il to uS'.
DIR. Thomas Eclcctric Oil. or il one has val
Ulbie horse afflicted with onc of the 'i~i:,~cS
or hurts TO which horSctioSh i heir use tic
same reliable means OF cure.
For sale by II. Il. Cochran. druggist. i!1 and
l39 North Queen street Lancaster. PA.
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
Mr.. Chas. 3. Bishop.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

(NTY PROPERTY st PRIVATE SALE.
" The undersigned offers ut private safe the
residence now occupied by him at No. AZ South
Lime street. The house fronts - feet. more
less. and extends in depth 1913 feet. tn the Zion
Lutheran church. On tie south siic of the
house is n private alley. The house contains
seven large rooms, is newly painted and paper
cd, and has gas in every room In the house. lii
the yard are choice grape wires and fruit trees.
The property is very diesiraDy located and will
be sold ut Il reasonable price.
tl20-ttd PHILIP DOEESOM
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worse than q toui-;E0Uti:cd man. But $40 .iir
need he fnul-Eoutl,ci if they will oGlv use
S0XOi,ONT anh rub il in well. Don't s,rtrc
Ih, brush :S,i spot { lie IioUth. rs some parents
10 with their children y lien they Withhold the
rod. IG iw;icOl&w
Qucry-noas the noic shaver shave with !,u-
ticurl Silyins, Soap:
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Ex-Attorney General Akern:an Dead.

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. 22.-Ex-Attorney
General Akerman died ut Cartersvi'Ie,
Ga, last night.
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C:.EiGHS.-A LOT OF ONE AND TWO
- !Ors;: Slcisiis. in good condition. for sale
cheap. Can De seen at ShobcG's Eage Hotel.
da2-tf!
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NEW ENGLAND.


MoNTrELIER, Vt, Dec, 2s-Eove:Dor
t'arnham has signed the nuisance bill and
it will become law. It's effects is most
stringent aga inst liquor dealers.
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10 fair t" goo;I liiss1l.isc iu nri =kims
l0Gle1ac Pa do 10Dlic.
Petroleum dull refined ut CSC.
Whisky active ut 81 Is.
SeeGs-Good to prime clover duh S,40S;
flaxsced nominal 81 5GG1 IS.
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Fro In Auburn Me.

LEWISTON, Nc, Dec. GA fire at
Auburn, Me, this mornin. destroyed four
houses occupied by eleven families, causing
:, total loss Of sG, 900; insured for $1,000.
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Say they az" i'c:SonH.iy acquainted! "i;h !Ec
man.,grr- % the i'av Kidney Pad Co. whom.
They know !" u" r.Sl,onsinl: and reliable mrl.
ti1l lW,S MWSF
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.NEE ..pVEHIISEMEN2S.

EIIN!: FRUITS AND NUTS 4 SPECIALITY.
/ Baskets neatly packed with choice fruit,
a {. W. ECKERT'S.
it, l29 East King street.
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a EOG;-IIOniiG.: WnNi:iI.

The carcworn aud ovcrWOrk".l ind cn:mfnr!
AMI strength in Malt Bitt.rS.
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" German Canaries. in full song. Gold Fish
and Globes. Gray Parrots Obey make the best
alkcrs; and OF her varieties of birds, at
WONDERS MITII'S.
l29 North Queen street CIowcii's buildng)
2tdRS
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CHRISTMAS GOODS.
CHRISTMAS GOODS,
In Large Quantities,
In Large Quantities,
selling at Low Prices,
Selling at Low Prices,
GlviEE. POWERS & IIURST'S,
GIyLER, BOWERS & HUHST'S,
No. y East King Street.
No. y East King street.
Elegant assortment of Japanese Ware
and Leather Goods of almost every de-
ScriptiOn.
These goods we are selling; at about
onc-l",if the cost of importation. We
have marked them very low in order
TO close out the whole lot ny Christ, TIA,
Eve.
We h.ivcalsO great number of knick-
krac!ls II; a very small cost out of which
many suitable gifts can be selected for
Girls and Boys.
For Ladies' and Gents wear we have.
an cudlcss assortment OF Ties and Bows,
Hid Gloves and Castor Gloves. Silk and
Linen IIan,Ikcrchicfs, Gossa;Ecr Water
proofs, Silk and Alpac;, Umbrellas, Col
lars and CUTS, &C. We cali attention
to a few pieces of Black Silk just re-
cciyed, which We lave marked very
low. These goods we warrant not to
crack or break.
We invite Special Examination,
We invite Special Examination,
OF four Goods in Every Department.
Ofour Goods in Every Department..
As we have made Prices Exceedingly
Low.
As we lave made Prices Exceedingly
Low.
Tho Qualities of our Goods will be
found to be the Best.
The Qualities of our Goods will be
found to be the Best.
Before Making your Purchases give us
aCall.
Before Making your purchases give us
a Call.
NOTE.-Wc open today, December
-. another large lot of Holiday Novel
ties, which We will offer at special low
prices.
Givler, Bowers & Hurst,
No. 25 East King Stree,
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ATTHNriON-TREM MEMBERS OF LAM
~ caster Circle, No. los Il. L. IN. F.) Pa,
:'I'c requested TO meet Al their hail on THURS
DAY AFTERNOON at / O'Clock, sharp, tD
atlcn,! the funeral of our late brother, r. +.
w. ). u. Reese. tniform-Caps, white gloves
and badges.
The member, of CnnrStoga Circle, No. 10
:trc respectfully invited to attend.
BY or,icrOf r. SNYDER. G.. ".
o. Il. SHEHTZi:E. II. s. Il. ltd
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THIRD EDITION.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, DEC. "a, 1880.
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WAsHINGTo Dec. 22.-For the Middle
states clear OF fair weather, rortherly to
westerly winds, rising barometer, and in
the southern portion a slight rise in tenn
pcrature.
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NEW CUMBERLAND.

NEw CuxBEEtANp, W. Va, March 50.
Editors Iutslnssnesr.
Spring is bringing with it strong signs
Of prosperity to thissecion. More houses
are building than usual at this season of
the year. All We lack Is railroad, with
which our joys would be complete.
Allthe brick works are getting their
old stock shipped away, in fact it has been
difficult to fill orders for several kinds Of
shaped brick owing to the stock on hand.
A noted scandal monger here land their
name is legionl lately got decided set
back. The party tried 70 cast spot on
the reputation Of q young lady more re-
spectacle than themselves, and the old
adage that ''lies, like chickens, come home
TO roost, was verified exactly in this case.
Who will be our next sheriff Is q ques-
ton which interests our people more than
the coming national conventions. Several
prominent parties have been mentioned
in this connection. It Is likely that ten
or twelve candidates viii be in the field
and by this means the most popular man
may be defeated. DANTE.
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Paper Pulp.

So much is being said about the paper
pulp which is SO extensively used in the
manufacture ofpsper at this time that q
brief description Of the processof making
It will be interesting. Any white, soft
wood may be used. The bark is taken off,
the knots, dark and dscayed places cutout
Itis then put into a large caldron and
boiled, which extracts all the glutinous
matter and resin and renders it soft. II Is
then put on large stone grinder, with
water pouring on It all the time. This
grindstone wears of the fbres until they
are finer than sawdust, which float away
into receptacle. The water is drained
off by means Of fine sieve, leaving the
pulp, which consists Of fuzz or splinters Of
wool. It is white, and requires no bleach
ing or chemicals, but isready to be mixed
with rag pulp or anything else that has q
strong tibre and receive the proper con-
stituents to make It into paste, after
which it Is run of into paper sheets,
whereas rags have to be washed and
bleaehed with chloride OF lime, soda ash
and alum, and such strong chemicals, to
take out the color. Then they are picked
to pieces and made into pulp. The process
by which wood pulp Is made is purely
mechanical, and as any soft wood, such
as cottonwood and poplar, may be used,
it can be made cheap, say at about cent
per pound.