davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-05-05
A COMPLICATED CASE,

Gentlemen, My case Is briefly follows have ha,
atafh ler ten years. each year with increasing Sc
NoFitN- or nine years / al not brcathed through
oae nostIl hal drorpings In the throat. very Ia,
cough - lima lad a. 10 be obliged 10 take remed,
II =; utght before being able 10 lie down and sleep
and a constant dull pain in my head. My head wa
AZ times 80 full Of catarrhal matter 10 injure IN,
sense OF hearing and compe me 10 get up several time
Ia the night 10 clear IL and my Thu oat before coul,
sleep Every one these distressing symptoms has CHS
appeared under the Of not quite three bottles
saNFurD's HAnTcALC CVEr My hearing Is fully restored
have 40 asianatic symptoms, no cough. no dropping
IN the throat. no headache and in every way bette
than have been for years. could feel the effects o
the CURE on NV appetite on my kidneys. and. in fact
every part Of uy system. What has been done In II,
case is wholly the effect of the RADICAL CURE.
Very respectfully. {. II. LAWRENCE.
n,, a.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-05-05
abe iiennebee gournal.

p,hH.sed at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street foot
ofConrt, by sPIAGUE & Son.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-05-05
! 1:3ATARR > ,
IS IT CuRABlE?

't'iioS. who have suffer from the various and con
pii~@ttd for:as oi disease assumed by Catarrh, an
ave tried many physicians and caics ithout relic
or cgHr, sw AT The answer to this with
>.-e anxiety And well they may no disease tina
an he rit ntioucd j. universally prevalent and
d. 'rc,ivo 10 heath Catargh. Brouchitis Asthas
"aSis. nd serious and III quently lat affections Q
.t- laags io!iOw. Ia many es \ Of simpl
aut Ecslccted Tsiar-h. Other sympathetic ahectioas
s2c dcaGcss. impaired eVcs ht and loss of seris
c. sfcl, may De refCrrcdto minor but nevertheless
serious results of neglected Catarrh. bad enough
t"u> selves eut Dothiag compared with the ancc,
os affections OF the throai and Rpes kely 10 follow
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-05-05

The following II the sworn statement to
the Insurance Commits siOner Of Massachu-
setts Ofthe fna anctai condition Ofthe
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-05-05
PRICE, IS CENTS,

BE careful TO call for COLLINS voLTAIC PLASTER lest
you get some worthless imitation Sold by all whole.
sale and retail druggists throughout United States
and Canadas and by WEEKS & POTTER, Proprietors
Boston, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-05-05
Maine Steamship Co.,
Semi Veehiy Line to Men York.
Steamers Eleanora and francOnia,

viii, until further notice. leave
ETaHHla Wharf nmg rr1 rGrisIai RSpiT sy'gy at
H.eziE[@z, 6 o clock, L. NJ. and leave Pier IS,
East River, New York, every MONDAY and THU RS
DAY at l.. VI.
These steamers ere fitted up with fine accommoda
tions for passengers making this convenient and
comfortable route for travellers between New York
and Maine. During the summer months these steam
ers will touch at Vineyard Haven on their to
and from New York. Passage, including state Room,
81 Meals extra. Goods destined beyond Portland
or New York forwarded to destination at once For
further information apply TO
HENRY FOX, General Agent, Portland.
JF AMES, Agent, Pier 3s. Z. r.. y. J.
Tickets and state rooms can be obtained at ~ FIX.
change street ON and after December lst, 1872 and
until otherwise ordered, these Steamers VIII not
take passengers. "ec'lu
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-05-05
Weekly Kennebec Journal

Published every Wednesday morning, Is the largest
clio naner in the State, containing news, political
ce. agricultural and scientific matter tales. poetry
.neclote. household matter, markets, &C., &c.
forms 81 per 0apnm IL. adrdi,ce.
Transient Advertisements, 800 per inch Tor first
vk % cents per week for each subsequent in .r,ion
special Notices, $50 per inch for first week; 80
nj. ur week for each subsequent week.
pnsines. Notices. in reading columns, 20 cents per
line for first Insertion; 10 cents PER line for each sub
,eouent insertion
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-20

D. Rxxnnx, scs Co.: For the benefit q aH
lppshssi with sc-vfula Or Impure Blood IN thssz
ISyueaus, ! hereby recommend KING ID the Blood.
havs ben troubled with Scrosalz for The past Tn
'Snass, WHICH % affected my eyes thsf ] Vas CON-
y NJ King Of the Blood, which has proved great
haanng 20 M. - il has completely cured me, md
u dDuE1a3jy EusuDend IL tca3 ts0aiisd - Aavl
-. YeUm truly,
80- D. WxAfuKHOv, sardinia, n I,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-20

Its 1nEedients.

1odDv ssY faith in the safety and exeslienee d
- Z. p, upoa proper pessonal application, vhal
oBtis0ed that no impoaitioa II intended, ne VII
0ivs The names a IN ifs ingfedienta. By s6dsvit
h above dian weTe never made before By the pro
peis4oe Of any other Family Medicine in the world
uany testimOnials. further information, and
full Directions for using will Be found IN the pam
phiet Treatise On Diseases Of the Blood" d
which each bottle enciossd Prce 81 per bottle CON
1aiaing IL osaees or 40 70 50 doecs. Sold by drua
D1Dts. D. kkSsox. soS < Co, froyn. B96asa. \. Y
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-20

DAA1n =. 80 800
@s1S-s-0E1-17S-1~00 49,
31sy1 - :. g 49,.
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Ths sarhet edsaos o. TINS Posts
plsys ~ SfSso = iva. ~ t~o % ~,
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edit ss0, No. - 70 es1ees tne
pr!neesg s-ese o. 0t = ~
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soisbIs enlehtoeess q t.e neaan
racs ct - 1se4 the thouased s1 nave
thing ps:e<y ocee te6 Own Wy q
th'e late osJ. 1nes - nave eeee
thcR as.eeasae syt seo sc1o.eo
and a1oy yesss 80, wese psist.n Z
Vas sssTy and pssntess seoecss IN
hfst edifsoo vas e1eoaeo sne II
sscood vas psinseo = l0sL-sne ia@ss
il still sxfess. sv'o.sdy ne ussdiseo'
but a0Qy put ga .ee
UnfA 40 only o.lzs oopses = toe
grs,s vo.. vsse aoosca 1:y w
pooic- Dcs Inas = P0O.'e
ts.oe vee assstveEoS sry so ;
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speas9 Up % e1psess &c ootssos IN
taxi % tos PIeysEsoa ~ Uo. y ~
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goed shine n 80. )o'neo 20 .nem q
tne oscee P'sys seen c's0si.sang unae'
has ne.e: ana TIM: oeec cP -
whole q the nfss eoitsoa wnscn ne!
e:ve = - p aoo peoIie' lozs
All me- - E seu - com'
scg inso snc osoes % the PRIMER
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tsrneo. tern On OF % ruDcs4 And
eoi!sd - % % oeoeesPoaAosA 1ns
fscs - veli satsensee:seo Inc -
eeang ~ Zen . ooooltaoo. II osAma
sec1 ssto9 sG swo ces9s
@s cnpesassc tses.es (whc II
tn.s dsy vess tne whole team u
thsr rsspscove omess. oereft o. editors
lexeooa. psoo-s.aoeN ed u
modem assaaee.yl. 70 rSPioee ths
.,.ang ~oeds e.d nses-eoe tins ths!
did Nth . veACeanss. stxsctly IN &C
cc.deses ~kn = cAx.1!ieiee aeen
q .gnorsscs 49, = da1paaysd e -!
pEsntaeg ems q ~ eeoch. Thas .
anoend 1e9 weA pe0veo. he.
6assa ears. md changsd peuee 6ne
into posGry, sod sics ssras. ct will
4asy IT to 6ttie silly catch rhyosa
sess u thsu evidently still out .
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-20

/ hare in my possession the only
ksown 1yailsbIc end complete list Of
lands selected for University purposes
in the Olympic Land District Thi,
list 10 certified 70 be the lands selected
b. the Commiasioner of the General
Land Ofics 1t Warrington. and it en-.
beaeo 6,710 acrss. the entire grant.
6evsfal thousaEd acres of land other
than that embraced in this list hsv
bssn conveyed By ths agents q the
Univsrsisy as& are sow hsid u.dss
supposed Ujversisy deeds Under the
last naoed deeds are many improvsd
farms add other valuable lands. The
peesoos claiming under University
doeds will be informed BY the undsr.
8Gned Of the exset ssa1diog Of theiI
title, fer which . reasonable fee will
b expected. They will also be in
formed how TO perfect their title Nc
80 unless be Claims under . University
dsed viii receive any information. Nc
land grsbbers need apply
". h WHITE,
Ataorney-atlaw, SeatsA. W. T.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-20

623 1 1..%1:
2osshee street. oaa
- 0ooA - - -
U1DoUe 0n9nne -
- Oono11s1 - =
u0ogg1Ao11A Oonoo
01DeUB~s oyulA -
- III - lag-aA-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-20

King Of the Blood

Cures MI S--csrioss &c.ipsu sd di-orSen rsu4a
~ fsuD IEyuztsy ~ ta< baooc- Is is Dsecls9 -
lsedfy AZ, - III s18rssr exn usually perceive -
iaase; bH: SAk khesA- {fASs>s, Gscsvs, 1sns
EcSevx. 6usfsnGe kr-, tss faoss coHDoa, q
iOsH . many sAse4scas q tie HEX, Iced. Ls00
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-12

Milwaukee lager beer and lunch Ut Frank
Cochrane's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-12

A year ago there we're but six smelling
furnaces in Leadviile, Col, where to-day are
thirty-three in operation with six in process
Of erection. The amount of ore on hand in
the camp, now ready fortreatment is es,i
mated at about eighteen thousand tons. The
present production is at the rate of from
eighteen I otwenty mill,oaa per year. A lack
Of asupply, OF coke for the 3 n iter' and haul
ing from The mines difficult. il not in some
cases impossible.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-12
10
Spruce st.
N. y.
FORMS

BLANK FORMS
Timber Culture Entry,
Homestead Entrys,
Homestead Final Proofs,
Soldiers Discharge.
Soldiers Power of Attorney, G
p Protest Papers. @
Naturalization Papers,
Marriage Certificates, according to Dakota
Statutes),
School District Books and Blanks, Copy
right,
Eureka School Register. pronounced the
most perfect of any register published.
compiled from the School law of 1879.
District Court Blanks. Q5O forms).
Justices of the Peace Blanks, $50 forms).
Deeds. Mortgages. Quit Claims, Leases,
Chattel Mortgages, Bonds for Deed. Mort
gage Discharge IL Assignment, and all
kinds of c~Onveyancing papers. eG
Sheriff'S Deeds, Reports and Certificates, a
full assortment. ."
Township Plats and Shipping Bills.
All blanks used by Lawyers, Land Agents,
Locators, Clerks of Court. Justices. sherlfs and
Clergymen, kept in stock.
Catalogue by mail on application.
BOWEN & KINdsBURY Props
Yankton. Dakota Territory.
L. .H- HnaT ~.L An. LI f--
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-02
General w. HI. z. Ice.

10 the editor of the alexandria Gazette
General Eppa Hnntou having aucouoc
his determination to retro from Congress
the close Of his present term. | t,us: cur b
State Senator, bravo 10 war and prudent
peace, General VIM. II. L. Lee, will re il
call from this district so unanimous az t, for
him again from his retirement into the PUG
service.
We need such men as General Lee in t
public councils at oil times. bu. # oil men
the district We need him at this juucturc.
Had his counsel been taken il tho Legs!
ture last winter, tho present unwbolcsol
divisions in the people of the State would neT
have taken place. Ofthc evils, perhaps iIt
mediable. which will follow 10 it's trair, b
skirts are clear.
Early in The last session OF the General 4:
sembly be proposed that whatever settleue;
of tho State debt question was arrived at, ID
question Of its ratification should DO submits
to vote IT the people of the State. HO SUI
ported bis resolutions On this subject by 40 81
speech in January, 1879. Said he. .
substance, Any plan adopted By the Lcsl;'
turc GIN be effective only if it meets the q:
currel c. Of tho maioriy Of tho voters Of Il!
Stale. The plan of n minority must PR
aboltiVe. Why, then. attempt to put aDy ts
10 oneratlon uu:il Wo are saro il can DO ca;r'
oul2"
LIST January. 1880. test tho foresight Of Jf
usry. 1879. aud show bow much NO need I.
public life that sort Of practical wisdom wbE
General Leo exhibits. Yours truly,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-02
s'isfs E.aW.

Tho following bill 10 estahlish clozc, season
for tho liver ii horios has boon reported from tho
Committee on Chesapeake and it9 Tribulsrap #
the House Of Delegates:
l. 10 il enacted by the General Assembly, Of
Virginia. That i. shall not ba laval to L 81 mi.h
ryko nct pound mel, atsko net. wojr, loat net,
haul soino or any other c1ntriVanCo, stationary
or Hosting, in any Of tho rivors Of tho Common.
wealth, or within ono milo Of the mouth of said
river, b"loro tho fifteenth day Of March Of esca
yoar, Dor s[Lcr the iiltoonth dsy CT May,
= During Tho period Of tho river fisheries, 81
delined in section Of this act. thc.o sIsll DO CD
served in each week closed season, beginning
q! sundowa Friday eroning and ending st Il
o'clock Sunday night, during which il shall! DO
unlawful to 'is3 OUT any haul soino or nost
net, or TO fish the same and all stake nets, and
tho leaders or hodges OF ell pounds, Iske nets
and Weirs shall be lifted clear of tho water go As
to allow unobatructod passage 10 the fish Pro.
vided, That in the case Of wers il will be ST. lI2.
lent TO remove section Of the hedging Hoxt tho
pound or pom not less than twa!vo feet IN ions eth
8. Any pofson offending az aims! the provisions
OF this act shall be guilty OF misdemoanor, and
upon sufficient proof thereof In any court, cr DO.
fore justice of the peace. shall! be fuod SO, and
shsll forfeit 10 the State his nets BEATS, and
other apparatus, which shall be sod, and the
proceeds Of such sales and ell fines sccruing un-
der this act shall BIO paid into tho Treasury, and
there shall ba kept 80 separate fund, TO be
known 6s tho d ihory fund, and thcro shall bo
paid from this fund to the iniormer in each case
whore conviction onsIeg tho sum OF $40.
q. Provided. That Tho above shall no! bs con-
strued as inter foring with tho catching of the
feh commonly known ss sleWife with purse ne!s
within the waters of tho Rsppahsnnock, between
the lat day Of Ju1o and tho 25!h OF august Of
esch year.
5. This &C! shall DO 10 force from TO date of
passspo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-02
& SU1l AVerte(l

ETAUSrcS, Va. Feb 2.-On Monday lsst
Sts.e Senator Riddlebergsr addressed the peo-
po OF this county on the debt question and
other State issues Ee WAS replied to by Mr.. H.
st George Tucker, son OF Congressman Raj
d0lpb Tucker Tho discussion between the two
was very bitter, and subsequently, led to q cor
re- pontence OF hostile nature. Saturday night
Senstrr EildIsberger returned 10 Richmond,
and Tho correspondence WAS renewed with vic "
to meeting under the rules of tho code The
latter gentleman WAS represented by Captain Asa
Roaers, OF tho Richmond Why, and Mr.
Tucker By Er. Carter Berkeley, also of Rich
ihord. lha IGsttef q. i:sue WAS submitted t. tho
arbitration Of General r. d. LilIey and Captain
James 8un gardner. By whom it was auicsbly
settled and honorsbly adjusted to the satisfaction
0! both psrta', and duel was happily svel.ad
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-02

Mr.. Congcr opposes bills FIR the 10
lief OF political disabilities upon the
ground that the applicants don't dcsi-
gnato the late war 10 this Country as
the war the rebellion" To have SO desig.
mated it would have boon irc2rlect. as it was
not war Of rebellion but war fou ght 10 the
maintenance Of what the Southerners who en-
gagged in it had been taught. not only 10 their
section, but in Congress and by the text books
in use at West Point, was their right. 1t vas a
civil War. but 10 no respect war OF rebellion.
Ii was war fought in defense of what was
then believed to be the right of secession. Mr..
C5nger's State pullifsd the laws of the Uoited
States BY refusing to obey the fugitive slave
law, but didn't have the pluck to out a c,n.
faderscy whose laws they despised, and union
with which they considered league With hell
and comp: C: with the devil.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-02
Page EEalsnce'S Crime.

The ErHrr, Page Wallace, VINO made his es-
cagH Iro'a !ho l.'esturs jail on tho night Of
January 2Ih, where be had been ceu6nod
s.oea last tall i1r committing RAPE on The per.
all 81 Is married lady near that town, oom-
IOl;ttd i"3iior outrage opposite tho Point o!
Isirks On ,: thursday night last bttwaon sa7cn
a So eight n'c:eck, On the ,crsnn of Miss Mary
A!or3an, living about ono and n halt II lies from
the rlSCr in this State. The particulars are as
- follows: Miss Norman left the ferry alter
darE On her way some, aud when she had pro
c"tded about rnArtcr of a mic. vas clught
ranad the arms from behind hy some one, aud,
thinking 1t was John Ambrose, one Of the ferry
mco, whom she lad l3it at The ferry, exolaim
ed: 'Why Joho, what do you mean p The
unkLoEn person told her 10 keep quiet or he
would kill her. Jurti1g her head, she discover
Cd i! was negro. Sho screamed cut, John.
c,m, here quick ,s5me one has got hold Of me. "
! he negro tAcn struck her scveral severe blows
in tbs tlos, thrsw her down ard threatened to
Kill her and throw her into the liver if sho ma do
nEy further noise. Under this threat she DO.
sisted, but continued to struggle, until her
strength fasied, and eho sank back exhausted.
Ee then accomplished his purpose, and left her
ITltS in the road. lilo mado his way to the
land shore and msde his escape When Miss
Norman recovered she proceeded to neigh
boris house, and WAC coon afterwards Joined By
Ambrose, TO whom eho related the stlair. The
next morning several persons visited tho spot
"hcro tho ravisher had accomplished his deed
and tracked him TO the river and I'D tho canal
70 the first lock. He had on q pair of boots
With heel tsps and rough nails in tho sole, and
wore white hat with spots on it, his hat and
boots corresponding with the ones he had on
when he broke jail. The mountains and eur.
rounding country are being secured by armed
parties, AID bis capture is almost certain, when
ne will BE- swung up to tho frat convenient tree.
Miss Norman Is badly bruised, one eye beiDg
entirely closed. She is confined to her bed from
the II jurios aho received, A reward of $50 has
been offered for his arrest by the Virginia au-
thoEites. Wsllaco 10 copper-colored negro,
face slightly blescbed by confinement in i.il,
with many pimples on il; no board; about Eve
feet eight inches tall and thick col was poorly
clad when he escaped, He has very repulsiye
couhtGnsnce, and Is desperate of the deepest
dye.
Whom tho Leesbulg jailor and the DEPUTY
sheriG OF Loudoun county were returning in q
caEri:gs last Saturday from Frederick whittier
they had boon for tho villain. under the belief
thal he had been captured and held there, they
were met On the Maryland side of the river BY q
party OF men, who we're prepared to take their
prisoner from them. if they had him, and hang
him 10 the nearest trea
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-02
IinnOrtsnt TO Mechanics,

Tho following bill passed the Senate on aa!ur
day and wss sent to the House:
Be it enacted by tho General Assembly q
Virgins, That when On agreement shall have
been made between any mechanic and Any
othtr person whatsoever regarding the price fol
the repairs Of any gun, pistol, plo1, wagon, OF
sEy other article whatsoever, The said gun, ps
tol, pillow, wagon, OF Other article, as tho Case
may be. shall BIO subject TO lien in favor O. ssd
mechanic fer any amount thst may be duo sid
mechanic for repairs as aforesaid, and the ssid
mechanic may retain the said gun, pistol. ploH,
wagon, or other article. ss the case may be, u
til seid amount due fer ssid repairs ba paid and
if it be not psd within thirty days after il is due,
the said mechanic retaining Possession thereof
may, after thirty dsgs notice, sail such property,
or such part thereof ss may be necessary, st
public auction, and apply the proceeds OF aa!o to
the payment Of the amount that msy be duo for
said repairs. and CT oil Ray over tbs cslsnce if
any, Of such proceeds, - t oWlcr Of said ar
ticie.
This act shsll bo in force :ron, ind tI!er lis
pass.go.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-02
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDd-AR SNOW ~ EiIN.
MONDAY EVEN'g., FEBRUARY 9, 1850.
The sort CT m,n Mr.. prrncll is eau be told at

The sor! Ct mn Mr.. Psrnell is eau be told at
ono, fom the nanrcr il which he ro'orIs uron
sgcnlloman three thousand miles away, who 60
mic satisfactorily lis assertion that the relief
fund OF the Duchess OF Marlboro is not being
properly distributed. 10 hi5 rctort he speaks
Of this gentleman as follow
"rhe word CT tho descendant, 90 the obc
hand, OF the notorious Sarah Jennings, mistress
Of tho Duke Of Ioik, and, on tbs other hand,
Il Churchill, first duke OF Marlboro, Of whom
Maciuay writes that he owed his rise to his
sister d;shonor, eud that he had been kept by
the NEST profus,. iDpcrious and shameless Of
harlots. will b, scaoned somewhat closely by
the American people, wto at least, can boast
thst heir ancestors Wcro honest men and no
men,"
There is 10 b, Il me Getting here for th, benefit
Of the suffering poor 10 Ireland. The Of jet is
worthy one, and VIC hope aud trust tho meet
ing may b, numcrously ATTENDED, and that the
contributions may b. Of the most liberal char-
actcr. The need for relief is urgtn', and should
be supplied ct oncp, aud means be taken 10 ke?p
up tue supply uotil the need Is over. The
prosperity of this country is due in 90 slight
degree TO the Bravo and brains Of Ireland, ar
there could be no moro 6tiog lime for America
to show her apprt citation Of tho benefits she has
received from her Irish citizens than tho Pre-
sent. aid no more acceptable way than by miD-
lsttrlng to the wants Of the DOW So ffeIpg coun
tr5men CT these ciliz:ns But care should be
taken to SEQ that contributors for this purpose
fcsch their legitimate cod, and are not diverted
from that cui Tor political purposes by such
demagogucs as Fir. Parnell, whose whole course
since he Landed in New York, has been clcu-
lated to diminish the Contributions for sulferioe
Ireland, lcst hey should ic used To further Iii:
own selfish dcsispe.