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SAnFoRD'S RADICAL CURE

MAY safely claim To be one ofthe few popular reno
l dies receiving the approval ofmedicaI gentlemen
who, IN private not only freely commend Il but uss
u In their families In preference any OF the prepare
tons usually prescribed by physicians.
.You aware" said adistinguish a city nhysfcfan
shat my obligations the Mass Medical Society are
Radical Cure since received much relief from
the use OF myself after thorough trial Of the usual
have sent 20 your store less than hundred Of
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UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.

GEETLEMEN.-we have sold sASroKDs RADICAL
~ CURE for nearly one year, and can saw capdidly
that we never sold sim preparation that gave such
plant yet.
We are not In the habit OF recommending patent
medicines, but your preparation meets the wants OF
thousands, and we think those afflicted should be con-
WINGED Of its great merit that heir suffering will be
relieved. We have been IN the drug business for the
past twelve years constantly. and sold everything for
Catarh but yours leads all the IL you see proper
Very truly yours, S. ID. BALDWIN a CO.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN Drugs, Books and
Stationery, Washington, Ind, Feb. %, 1916.
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IMPORTANT LETTER
From a Distinguished Physician.

MO single disease has entaed mere suffering or has
in tened the breaking up OF the Constitution than
Catarrh. The OF SMELL of TASTE OF sight or
Ing the human voice, the mind or more and some
times all yield to Its destructive influence The poison II
distributes throughout the system attacks every Vita
force and breaks the most robust OF corstfutions
Ignored because but little understood by most phys
Clans impotenty assailed by qnacks and chariatans
those suffering from II have little hope TO be relieved
popular treatment CT th!s terrible disease by remedes
within the reach Of AL passed A. hands at once com
petent and Trustworthy Tho new Ind hitherto uutried
method adopted by Dr. Sanford in the preparation d
his RADICAL CrRE has won my hearty approval. i be
leve IL likely 10 succeed when ell the usual reedie,
fail, because strikes at the root OF the disease viz
the ocdaef biood while it heels the liberated mem
brane by direct application tho nasal passages m
action 10 based on certain fixed rules and unless the
vital forces are too far exhausted. must. In the great
majority OF cases, eject o cure.
GEO. BEARD, MD
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mo. 1901
Application for Patent


U. y. LAND OFPIoy
HELENA, NJ. T., Nov. 20 1870
NOTICE is hereby given that CnARLFs pa,
~ whose Post1fiice address is McCellan tsnsS,
Po-toiiice, Deer Lodge county, NJ. T., has this An
filed his application tor patent under the minInv lay
of Congress, Tor twentysx and $500 acres ni"sa
mining ground, the same being situated In Par nv
organizedl mining district Jefcfson Gulch h han
Lodge county NJ. T embracing the south 40 fest y.
claim No. 10, claims Nos. IL 10 % Inclusive and
fractional part OF claim No. % below diseo~a.a
claim design ted and described ~ follows te.,,j,
Beginning at corner No. IL of Lot No. &c, In r "a
n. X. W, from which the Gee, cor. on ths az, =,
boundary OF sec IL. In T.. 10 N. Il. 9W,, bears q ~
deg. % min. W. 1897 chains distant, and run,,,n
thence :. ~ day. Is min w. LA chains: theme "
s. deg. w. ! ~ chains: thence N. deg Is min p
80 chains: thence N dcp. W Is chains: thence
II deg. 30 min. T.. i470 chains; thence G. $50 chat,
thence s deg. 80 min. w. l7.72 chains: thence i;
deg. W. 1906 chains: thence N. 20 deg. 30 min n
400 chains to the place Of beginning, Designated a"
lot No. IS In township IL, n X. w., embracing a.
area of Oh and $500 ceres n set forth In the oc
plat and field notes ~ survey; upon which no,jc'
1T said application was posted on the 49, b dav ~
October, 1879.
The adioiulne claimants TO these premises arc Sam
mel Ruhl and Charles II. Ruhl. placer mine desc
mated rs Lot No 40 T. 12. N. X. W.. on the morn
and south.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any part ~.
portion of the above described PREMISE are TronirS
TO file their adverse claims with the Register M ,h
U. s. Land Office at Helena, Montana. during M
period of publication hereof or he forever barred ~
virtue of the provisions OF the stat ute.
54i-60d ii. MOE, Register.
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Each package CONTAINS DR.. sanfords Improved InhaI-
Ing Tabs and full directions for in all Price.
slU For sale by all Wholesale and retail druggists
and dealers hrouEhout tho United States aud Canadas
WEEKS a. POTTER, General Agents and Wholesale
nriuuisfs Rnafcn- Mnaa
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The grave of Thomas Lincoln, father
OF the martyred President, is in country
churchyard near Nation, H., marked only
by small heap OF boulders. When Abra-
ham Lincoln was on his way to Washington
to take his seat az President he stopped off
at Charleston, paid his fathers grave a
visit. and, it is said, left $50 for head
stone, but his instructions We're not carried
out and the money went where the wood
bine twineth.
The Pennsylvania State training school
contains an idiot boy with remarkable
memory. So wonderful are his powers of
memory that, after listening to serm on or
other discoL rise, he Is able to repeat it psr-
oatina, preserving, also, the iptonations of
the speaker. As test OF this singular
faculty the lad was once taken to Media
10 attend lecture on some. scientific mat
ter, and the next day was asked to repeat
IL. To the establishment Of all he readily
repeated the entire lecture, rendering Latin
phrases and technicalities as glibly as the
vernacular.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Christian Guth, deceased.
Notice IL hereby given by the undersigned admin
istrator OF Christian Guth deceased to the creditors
Of and all persons having claims against the said de
ceased 10 exhibit them with the vouchers
within four months after the FIRST publication OF this
notice to the said administrator ut his Office In the
town of Philipsburg In the county Of Deer Lodge.
E. ID. HOLLAND,
Administrator of Christian Guth, deceased
Dated at Deer Lodge, January 9, 1880. ~.
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WHAT THE WITS SAY.

A ten. cent ante IS better than no relation
at all.
The moon is not indefinite; bnt fine
night thing.
There are no sweets ia family jars
Yonkers Gdze.te.
A Broadway barber in ten minutes talked
telephone to death.
The Boston Post is of the opinion that
men SHOULD always carry gloves just to keep
their hands in.
The Detroit Free Press remarks that no
lady can wipe her nose too often with $40
lace handkerchief.
According to the Havksys, harsh an
swer turneth away wrath if you are the
biggest and have brick in each hand.
Beginning of judges charge in Iowa:
"Gentlemen OF the jury, you must now
quit eating peanuts and attend to the
case"
In 10 months 40 missionaries have been
sent to the South Sea Islands, and 20 more
are going soon. 1t is not expected that any
report of famine will come from the islands
this year.-Poa.
"Do animals resist temptation ?" asks
Popular Science. and the editor theories
on the subject for three hours, instead Of
going out and making practical expert
ment by shaking q red rag at a goat. -Bos-
ton Post
A clerk IN dry goods store who detected
a fashionable female in the act of slipping
six pairs of cooked stockings under her
cloak, touched her on the shoulder and
preparations were at ouce made to extin-
guish the fire-that is, he tapped the belle
and several sections of hose were laid down
Immediately.
Mr.. Edison frankly unbosoms himself to
Star reporter, Having almost perfected
his arrangements for enabling mankind to
dispense with oil. gas, coal aud steam, he
is now devoting his undivided energies to
the improvement of galvanized attach
ment for fences and roofs which will in.
stautly paralyze the most musical Of mid
summer cats. There is more fame and
money in this than in all his previous in
veutions.
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III HG6mGa I'D III dit tut 6NUuutfy bfu0 10a
met upon the mountain. Hundreds Of
carriages and country wagons were tether-
cd to the fences. An excursion train was
discharging multitude Of people and thou
sands OF men, women and children swarm
cd over the rough, bare mountain, tread
ing the snow into black mud. The COAL
breaker was crowded with men and there
were several men on the slope near the
engine house. There was also CLEAN of
bayonets, for the militia had been called
out to keep the crowd away from the
works. Our hero pressed eagerly forward
and his compassion, quite al eagerly, kept
pace with him. Az the breaker they came
20 the two locomotives. still busy at their
new work but there was q delay, for the
guard would allow no one TO plss. Then
the men on the engines saw them, and
there was cheer for tho "new boss. and
the guard gave way, but objected to Miss
Baumgarten. mk
any friend nust 20 with me-" said
Greenwood.
"Oh, that's all right" was tho signifi-
can't answer, and they both passed on.
At the pits mouth they met the Presi-
dent of the company, and Maria was intro
duced by Greenwood as "my friend" The
President smiled graciously, but made no
comment, and immediately called attention
TO the progress or the work. The new
drift had advanced 305 feet, bnt the water
WINS steadily rising In spite Of the pumps.
Greenwood said be would 60 down the
pit at once, and the trolley was signalled
and brought mp. The telegraph operator
came up on 1t with the men. and reported
that she had heard from the men below,
who had appealed for speedy help. saying
that they could not hold out much longer.
"Oh," cried Maria, lit is dreadful 10
think Of them buried alive and in darkness
and without food"
I've shall send them food by tonight
or tomorrow morning." said Greenwood.
"Oh. hope 10, indeed"
Had Breowood been less interested Ii
the work before him, he would have no
ticed the tears that had gathered Ia Der
eyes, but he did not see them and at ones
cot ont for the PIT below. Maria drew back
ut firss and then suddenly requested TO be
taken also. To this be would not consent,
and Maria began 70 pout ana CRY In dead
earnest Hreewood was vexed, but raid
nothing, and they parssd. he going down
, 1880-04-16

4 1.AIs1E number Of professional nntl nrnn~
tour TURNER'S. medical mon, and nthors, gathered
III tho r,,nms Of tho American Institute fnrlncra'
Club, Mt Cuoper Union. New York. 1nst week, to
lsten to Il paper entitled "Tul,erctiosts trims.
mttetl through tho ncnt md milk Of tho anl-
luns Infected by 1t, wi,un CONSUMED by young
chllflrrn nntl othors." Tho napcr, WIS thu
wnr,s nf Dr. i. 4. Heath, NJ. H.. tho President
nf tho Club. Tho following extract from II Is
ot Ygt,ernl interest: .., . -
It In .uoro dangerous 10 drink tho milk Of
tulcrctIluus niltlnAss than tt3 et tho inent, FOR
tlo milk is seldom uoOkrh. while tho tnent is NJ
iupst nlways coukod. Cpoking Is q tn1at rnlt!~
Able snNltiry mc,suro. Cows ctsrilned IN ftrk.
dump. city stables hecuTe tl,crct,-
linus eventually t9 tho extent OF u per ecnt.
Children fctl nl, tho milk Of thbcrc,1lous cows
Must Of nesessity suffer IN q. twafold gid, WY VIZ
Fruin aovcl.th to 4 titth ur ill leatha cnsct
y consumption, an, ,.rly half TIE F,,,,
which pulmonary consumption proc1ctts, md
consumption uf tho bowele h tho tnpro frc1!'cnt
furn nf tho disease in children rs result of bad
food Atlu diseased milk.
, 1880-04-16

yytynnia stect-rail mills llcsltato MI hour
TO import English blooms to mako
rails OF when they cou!d buy thon cheaper
tlan tho priso demanded BY tho domestic
sseel-1nanufactnrcrs Tho English prices for
iron md steel must rccc.to rs tho prices III
this country are retlucosl, md this reduction
must 70 III, nh both sides until Tho prices IN
tlis country rencl, that point which VIII IN
cludo tho foreign gools altogether. Whcii
this ,wi,t IL reached, tho demand for Iron
md strcl In this country will 90 on incrcas-
INK until tho Iron and steel industry will,
with reasonable nrd Just profits, uxpnrleaee
permanent prosperity which might l'avo
been l,egun Inst gear. but wlic', WINS prac-
ticnlly defeated by tho sl'asunodic md cx-
trasagant buom, which was really of iA"ro
prutlt to tho foreign manufacturers tflan 1t
wns to Tie American. ~
, 1880-04-16

THE Massachusetts Republican, Conven-
tion yesterday elected rs deleKntes-ut-inrRe to
tito Chicago Convention four gentlemen who aro
among the most pronounced opponents of tho
thtrd-tcrm movement to DO found In tho State.
The Convention, whlc not inssr1cttug for any
canl;lnte formally. expressed decided preference
fur tic lion. Goorpo L. EInunt1s, OF Vermont;
and whilo tho Massachusetts, delegation will
not support that excellent cantttdato beyond tho
tltno whom all prospect Of bis SUCCESS ehnll huyo
Disappeared, 1t Ia safe to say TINT tho yoto Of
Massachusetts In tho Chicago Convention Will bo
prrsiBtentIy Gust nRntnst the nomination OF Gen.
Grunt. Tho resolutions adopted by the Conycn-
ton embody u yIrtuul protest asa!nst tho third
turm project. In no other WY can tho follow
ing language Of the seventh eiause Of tho plAt-
form 10 construed: >.
Hcrenth-Tha duty Of al Republicans l0yn!ly
to support tho candidates Of tic purity, and tho
oalalatcs s, ID Wiz ars acesptaGia to at i.cpIilc:
ans, Arp rccptocul duties Of eluAf force aud
ubIlgntton: Irofoundly Sensible Of the iMpt,r.
"f Mas4aeh,lsotts m aen.and of their iclcgates to
tforts @ for tie uan,Inatun of i eandiato wi,t,,
hAvng tito ,rclutst qualifications Tor the high
oll'co ot President, Will ntso hase the eon.doloo
and approval nf 0il who htyc htthortD HotGtt
srpors ol othSr patriotio ottxatia icsirlng gotSl
viii &C. st nan ps ass
| worthy und lcast ohIccttonMbie, and WHOSE trt-
t1nphnnt Glooti0lt, to whIgh We lledK0 uur hearty
cUntttiil,t1suo Of anl,l,d and hunetteunt W,ll-
crB Ut administration. and ut uninterrupted And
! growing Nationnl prosperity.
| Nothing Ia moro certain Or evident thau that
tho nomination Of Cen. Grant would not ncal
tho requirements hero oxprcssed.-that OF q
candidate "acccptablc tn all Republicans" mt
who will mts0 hneo the conll,lunee Al,d npproya
.ot al who hnvu btthorto acted With the Repub'
, 1880-04-16

THE debate TN the lndian Appropriation
bill occupied considerable Of tho tine OF the
House OF Representatives yesterday. Tho Of.
forts to lnorcaso the amounts recommended By
tue Qommlttoo wore gonerully unsuccessful!
Tho Interior Department was vigorously de-
t.punpe1 for Its lack OF pAerYy III prosecuting
tho wars agn!nst tho hostile tribes, and for lts
systou, ot latttng cuntruots. In rcferonco to tho
lntter, A@r. Dnnnell. Of M{uuosota, pnintod out
that although nost of tho Indian supplies were
necessarily obtained In the West, tho. contracts
weto generally Elvon tn Eastern pastcat lilo AZ
we'll ~ several other members pfot tested agalnst
such state Of affairs, and oertaiayftt ia one
which might be well uhanged tor ,ha better. 4
rather spmarkahle feature Of tho 4ebat9 was
that tho defenso of the 4pssE1oF Department
, 1880-04-16
GEN. GRANT,.
y IT
.I4ItrT,LE ROCK,

LITTLE Rock, Ark, April 16.-At 10
o'clock n. III. tho procession was formed and
marched to tho vacant block OF Third street,
between Rlngo md Cross, when Slcssrs'
Clayton, Roots, Adams, and others OF tho lsc'
ception Committee presented Gen. Grant.
Mayor Fletcher, and afterwards Gov. Miller,
welcomed him lii neat but brlcf terms, 10
which Goi. Grant responded:
GESrLEMEN, MAYOR OF THE CRY OF Llr.
TIE KocK AyD CITIZENS Or Ta1E STATG og y
y0slr citizens aud Mayor. On first landing On
piace On tle road tip peopt%G pp%
ire ur,d3S The eouptry Ew @ o'1S Ssr raoetns afen
have u great Slate and groat future; aila 1,
nothing wlll ntlsance your prospects as,naea 1aa
MS mn ellttro absence 0R sectt0llallsM. l haye
noticed n my traye!S TINT seettlon",smt aa " ny ~
worltl are returning to that broad ae!a
Of lil,crality which Ii progsess. You l,aye e.!
soil that will make yol great State, the latass
tllde that, will ennble TO produce ,s ,,.y = yass
namely: cotton. You have not enough peoss
pio, but have no doubt that the resources 9f
your State will attract Inhabitants; Tint a!t
newcomers may be received ns have sa neeM
e tf4sy 4ka"sa s tas 1 sS III III II adeops sEs sso s
III ffo qy iSoo &ts T. 10000 persons were masssd
at tho reception grounds. Tho enthusiasm
wus general, great, and cordial.
The column reformed after the cetemon!es
were completed, md, 10 tho music OF lialt q
.lozen bands, trayerscl the principal streels. ~
iirnett to tic Capitol Hotel, where tho e1'
| President held loyeo from to o'clock.
No accidents occurred, though the prcss
| upon the atrcots was unprecedented: !.
x grand banquet at the Capitol Hotel ~
honor Of Gen. Grant is the program to-nlghts
, 1880-04-16

Wallensteln seems to hare gone as lle
ploased.
"please send my regards to Wallenstein."
-Trn Ilrotct,"
aFirep1au''-The best method Of preventing
hoso from bursting IL to got 4 thinner gart for
than,
we arc not at all surprised to learn that
Hartmann, the N!hl!lst, ts by occupation a
designer.
Miss Flood, who Ia talked Of as the future
wifo OF Ulysses Grapt, Jr.. Il not pretty. but sho
has perfectly lovely tnoone..
An exchange says that Joseph K Emmet,
tho actor. has boon making money fast Of lato,
md will hereafter Ilyo IN luxury at = masnin.
cant place pe ha3 pu1pha4ed neaF Albany, n. \,
, 1880-04-16

CLEVELAND, O., April 15.-A girl years
old, named Edna Southwark, has died helo
Of congestion Of tho brain, broug ut on. ~
'a AhnnaY, RisstNs n Si Y, Aipri }smGhssriss Fait;
mal has been confirmed Superintendent OF
the Insurance. Department. ,uoa
ATLANTA, 0a., April t5.--Two h.itidfe.a; .itidt.;
excursionlsts arrived to-day from Ci.lel'ltshnas. u
the KmbalF House, with an address of WEI.
come by tie Mayor, and appropriate 70,
sp0ilses. 'rhs excltsfUnlsts leuve tO-morTo"
tor Augusta, Charleston, and Hayalna!l.
who tor tho past sBvenreulG years has been
city editor Of the Cincinnati CoHntercta,,
wins elected tonight City Clerk for the al. tet,a
of two years by 1Aa pewly-oFganlzea eeA''
, 1880-04-16

TnE Livingston County Convention yester-
tiny sciootcd eight ulnlno men. and. as slight
concession Ia tho thir-tcrmcrs. ono Grant ninii
t. the Republican Stntc Convention. No in
atrtctions were given. but tho Convention and
tho eight Delegates chosen wcrc enthusiastic for
lllafnr. Tho Du raxo County Convention ,ns
se!cctot1 Elk nlalno delegates md two delegates
for Washburne. Tho thfrl-tcr1n 1lea did mt
receive much encouragement In Illinois ycstcr-
tlny, notwithstanding tho Eb!cnKo mcotIng,
, 1880-04-16

REPRESENTATIVES, Hayes, Boyd, Single
ton, and Fort appeared before tho House COM
1nittce on Commerce yesterday to urEe TINT
body to recommend an appropriation Of 100000
for constructing lock and dam In tho Illinois
lstver near Beardstown. Congressman unyes
said that tho propoacd improvement would rem
der the stream navlgnblo from In Batte to tho
mouth OF tho river. thAt tho lmproyo,ngntwouhl
bo Of Deueit to tho whole country and thut, in
assllllcil liz Illinois contributed ono-fth OF tho
iutortlal-reyenuo OF tho United States t*o 50o,- :
OOO), It wns not unreasonable to demand 50 small
n gum as 600 FOR work Of such grcnt ntil-
ity. Tho other mcmbers indorscl tho argtl-
ments and statements OF Mr.. Hayes, and In nn-
aver to somo mombers Of tho Committee re-
piled that tho State Ind already done Its part In
Improving the rIyor mud III constructing the
Illinois T. Michigan Canal. Tho other meti,bors
OF tho Illinois delegation will address tho Com.
nItteo Tomorrow.
, 1880-04-16

THE Boston correspondent Of tho Hartford
Couranl doubts Senator Hours ioynlt,Y to tho
Edm,lntls movement, and prpfcssos to know thnt
tue Senator prcfers Mr. Dlnino ~ cEh Ehdldatc.
From tho known personal relations nf tho throc
Senators, this IL oxtsotnoly improbable.
, 1880-04-16

SoME Russian conyicts llayo escaped from
tho pcual colony on tho Island Of snghallotl, oil
tho Pacific const Of Asta There Aro son1o 900
loft, however, and tho number will bc largely
Increased by tho addition Of tho convicted NJ.
, 1880-04-16

THE trial of Whitaker for. having a few
dropa OF African blood Ia bis veins proceeds
slowly ut Wost Point. Tho case Is very strong
agall,at him. though ho fs nearly white. Under
the army code tho ofrenso Ia ono Ut tho most
sorinuB known,
, 1880-04-16

CouSr DE I.EssEps arrived Mt Calais.
France, Wednesday,, from the Unltdd Suites,
and was warmly welcomed by bis countryMcn.
IfU expressed himself ns delighted with bis
American visit, and sanguins of success In his
efforts to procure tho necessary funds III this
cnll,ltry TO prosecute his cana schemc. 1.iko all
Intelligent foreigners who visit this country, ho
w.s particularly struck with the enterprise. tho
pluck, and the energy Of tho business mon ot
Chicago, md With Tho rnasnitlcencc Of our instl-
tutions. We mny now expect to find the vt.
I.ouis newspapers filled with abuse Of n. DO
Lcsseps.
, 1880-04-16
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

1'uE CHICAGO Tntn.'SE haH established brnnch
p!ccs for the recopt Ut subscriptions and HtlTerttae'
n:entt III fosUHs:
NEW YUitK-1,ootn ~ Tribune building. F.T. Nc
fA1,nEH, Manager. .-
Gt,Ast;UY, Scotland-Al!nn's American fens
Agency. ~ Nent,cti-At- --..-..
LONDON. EnE,-Amer1cnn Exchange @@ straho.
Ht:SHy r.. t3ftfAd. Agent
WASHINGTON. u. E.-l7}a street
, 1880-04-16
TO VISIT BLOOMINGTON.

DFeEJaF UE3FV1tE :. :
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, April 15-0en. NcNnF
to to-day received q telegram from Gen.
Grant at Little Rock, stating that, In response
to the lnyitntlnn Of citizens Of Hloomlngtotl..
lie alld party wifi spend Saturday md Sunday
III tlts city. lIe will arrive III Dloom!nktoat. t.
BY special train Saturday morning. To-day
4 very largo Meeting, was held and pf1pes pss.
committees appointed to arrange prellml!la..
rips and prepnle for popnlar nlnss.meetnS
at Masonic Hull tomorrow night
, 1880-04-16

At Sclal1n, Mo-, Wednesday night, cattle
droycr who wns nbutlt to tnkc tho triEn waa
assaulted by four mon and robted OF &b,2@0o In
}noncy md lr4ft oil II ChlcnR0 hunk for about
4a,0o0. Tho Victim hnt sof,io $2sD0 moro III
a1pncy eteeky, trafts, nid notes represents
Lux $l5.Q0 which tho rOl,llers did not discover.
, 1880-04-16

Tic scllor,e to got tic Eric Cannl bank for
II rallroutl from which TO tow bouts Ia regarded
II, J3ufrnlo as wholesale swtntllo. Tho design
IL said to 1o to steMl rallroad chaEtor from tho
Btate, Interfere with tho canal, and contscuta
tho States property.
, 1880-04-16

TIE Cnr1Inal.Arehhisl,op Ut Paris, speak
Ing u tho tccrccs nxaislst tho religious nrtlcts
Eaya thoy ru ut pru4ent nnly nsullac0. hut thelr
enforcement would lead to &grioals conflicts bu-
tween law and cansclenco md to Internal
troubles nut contemplated Wy the 1oyesnmeAt,
Tho Cardinals objections uro cul,uhod II, litI'
erata hnguaxs. hut II IL very doubtful whether
they o4n change the determination of tile Freuch
G1,IfMuof
, 1880-04-16

TIL; only sure 1le4hblican State ticket that
has decl4rcti for tho third torn ur tn this nnio
ia Pennsylvania, and tho result thoro WIS OBJ
tancd by round majority Of 70 In a packed
midWintar GQaYQntton.
, 1880-04-16

TIE desk wllfcl. WIS llse4 by Thomas Jof
fcrson while writing tue Declaration ut indie.
pcuGep0e was yesterday prGsuntctl t0 President
Hayes by tho lion. Hubert q. Winthr,p In be-
halt Ut tho children OF tho lnts Jusoph Coolidge,
OF HoSto,, Dir, Coolltgs ohtalnrsl tho desk from
Mr.. Juitcrson himself. whose granddaughter be
had InarrIesl. THE gift II nut to br. lInyes por-
Aonally, but to hial III President ot thu United
Ntntra
, 1880-04-16

TItpEN's friends hive gone tn the unnec-
cssary troublo OF contrndictiDg the stato1ncnt
TINT no hid withdrawn from tho Presidential
rnne. TIldcn will be candidate W long us hero
In n coin loft In tho bHrrel.
, 1880-04-16

AN important acquisition to tho Democratic
purity In Chicago rclnains to bo chroHteled. AID.
Rtlnber, heretofore Communist, ntlno'1i1ces
bis intention TO act With thu Dcnocrats from this
time forth.