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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-07-29
THE STANDARD.
IN. Y. independently
Mrs. Garfield.
A PLEASANT PICTURE BY MARY CLEM-
MFR

A PLEASANT PICTURE BY MARY CLEM-
MER.
Mrs Garfield abides beyond ques-
tion. With less brilliant and posi-
tive presence. With a less vital and
powerful temperament than those
which have made Mrs. Hayes the force
for beauty and good which she is in
the White House, Mrs. Garfield has a
charm as unique and real, all her own.
Unconsciously | made myself the liege
of this lady years ago. 1t was when
a woman (called woman OF. genius J
said, pityingly, to me, as she surveyed
General Garfield on the floor OF the
House." "How unfortunate that his
wife is not his euualr' ''Doyou know
Mrs. Garfield" | asked. No, but |
have heard.n Il know her," | said,
''and know that she is her husbands
equal not only, but in more than one
respect his superior. She has the
'philosophic mind that Wordsworth
sings Of; she has a self-poise, a
strength of answering, absolute rec
titude her husband has not and never
will have, though her temperament
does not give her the capacity for the
seasons Of moral enthusiasm which
are possible to him. Much of the
time that other women give to dlstrlb-
uting visiting-cards, IN the frantic efo
fort to make themselves leaders OF
society Mrs. Garfield spends IN the
alcoves Of the Congressional library,
searching out books to carry home to
study while she nurses her children.
You may be sure of one thlng-the
woman who reads and studies while
she rocks her babies will not be left
far behind by her husband in the
march of actual growth. ;"
That was ten years ago. Since then
have seen many women come to the
surface Of capitolian life out of OBJ
security, and go back into .obscurlty
again; have seen hundreds OF so-called
''leaders Of society" shrivel and go out
in the scorching flame of fashion;
while have followed with tender
heart this woman, the wife Of ia
NOUS mana woman whom nobody
called a ssleader." She, meanwhile
has not been lifted off her feet, as
many women are, by her husband :;
rising fortunes; no spreading" fortt
in style of dress or living; no airs.
And in Washington, in official life
that means everything indicative Q.
character. She has moved on in tht
tranquil tenor of her unobtrusive way
in life Of absolute devotion to he
duty; never forgetting the demand
of her position, or neglecting he
friends, yet making it her first charg
to bless her home, to teach her child
rem, to fit her boys for college, to b
the equal friend, as well as the honor
ed wife, of her husband. Gentle, pa
tient. unobtrusive almost to timiditJ
wise in speech and action, keenly intel
ligent, liberal educated, conscien
tiously devoted to everything good
this is the woman who will perpetual
the loving, consecrated life that to-da
abides in the White House, If as i
mistress she enters it.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-07-29

IHE following IeIJor IrOIn Ille qua
ker poet was read at the Garfield and
Arthur ratification meeting in Ames-
bury:
DANvERs, 5th, 7th mo-, 1880.
Hon. g. W. Gate, Amesbury:
DEAR FRIEND-I regret to find that
can not, as I intended, be present at
the formation Of Republican club
for Amesbury and Salisbury on the
7th inst. I must not, however, let the
occasion pass without expressing my
hearty sympathy with the movement,
and my desire to cooperate with you
in your labors in support of a candi-
date of pure character, whose states
manship and lifelong fidelity to the
principles of the Republican party,
the union Of the States, and the secu-
rity of the rights of person, property
and franchise. For myself, would
gladly find an excuse for retiring from
active participation in the coming
election, and would welcome with in
expressible. relief any decided manifes-
tation of more general and enlight-
ened policy on the part Of Democrats
toward the people of color. But |
look in vain for any good evidence of
change which would justify relaxa-
ton Of zeal and vigilance on our part.
have no words Of personal disparage-
ment for the Democratic nominee,
and do full justice to the sincerity
and patriotism Of many Of his sup
porters; but, as a rule, the party re-
mains as it was at the close of the
war; The time has not come when it
will be safe to intrust the financial in
terests of the country and the welfare
of the emancipated class to party
whose President can only be elected
by compromise with the Greenback
heresy, and the virtual suppression by
fraud and violence Of the vote of the
colored citizens of the Southern
States.
Massachusetts, is not a doubtful
State. Her vote will be given to the
Republican nominee But let US see
to it that her voice at the coming cleo
ton has the strong emphasis of the
days Of Sumner, Wilson and Andrew.
Thy friend,
JOHN G.. WHITTIER.
, 1880-03-09

THE Aht.E1ED HuftsntN1Nt1 HF SlfTEn9s
Judge Dr,tn1nonttstntal tut TRIBUNE rrportcr
ycstcriny TINT Judge tltN'grtt hui sent him wnr.
TINT ho woulti be unable tn he hore Until Thurs.
d1y, uw'nE tn hs ocing cth,tlucd IN his hn,,o hy
sictncSs. Under tho circumstances, therefore,
tho decision Of tho decidedly intcrc2tlng n,lcs-
ton whcther Commissioner liayne hns right to
ies,ic warrant FIR tho RttrSt Of Superintendent
norlcn, Of tho ElxEn NIlk.ConicslslnR wnrx*,
s 1s sss ssSay yes's w st aS 10 hS 70 spt Sys4 nt
Thurs,lay ur FrIday.
ln rrnly t. a., sksstloa ri oy ths rsro,er. J.go
his avn yiow Vt the u,attcr, though, obviously,
tG wonld not tnct.lo tho question. tince neAriy
all tho criminal b,lsncss Of the Fetlrrs!! C.alris
catria ttt,ttcr tho ctEntztfce Ut t1Rn I!lNiKctt
with wh"ln h9 would fnrrcy consult upon tho
s'ey y uae Sss vso !, 1he Il ! esms # 'a
ih.t the wnrrnt shoul,l issue .Sc4:. h) bud, ho
thnigtt, M'en t1sGa for the purr,se nf etrry. @
declares thnt "the right Of MI citizens OF
ths Gnlte st1ts ta y1s 1;,.5 shn not e
sotIon Of ae aerv,',le fh This s alaci'dmc",, nd he
thought. ws tntenle.! to npply an!y tn those
wh,sc right to vote might lro abridged on nc.
scrvit,'lo. As he understood tho fas.s II the
been fntLniinted by lsortlci, from vntInR FOR
JoslyM. cn1ao within tho n,cnnIng or p.trvew Of
pcs t1 ptsen cG tsat dy n t e t9St the he
inttt,idnt5on ~ u their '!gi,t to yoto liy virtue
spcnking. under tho language Of tho complain,
warrant might hnyc 70 issue, still, rs hc un-
tiGrstpnA TIM rchl fnctA nf tho casu, ho WIS ILL.,
cllMcd to think TINT tho statute did not nppIy.
Thu reporter chilled tho 1u'lRns attention tn n
statement made by tho complainant 10 tho effect
that ono Of tho nen alleged to have been lntiinl
,lntetl hnppcns 10 bc u cOlnrcd Enntl.
~ hntl ink he,ir.1 Hf that" replied tho Judge,
"but. II that be the fart, thlnk tho atntutn
would undoubtedly apply. tho object uf .tho
solore.l men In yating. There IL no iaw iii this
III fact, tlat suppose tt!ore IL my s,,cil Inv il
my ot tho Stntes ll,,'r. It there were + would
mint IL express on that point"
Whether Conlif'fssint,cr iloyno has my right
To tsatiu warrant fur iI0slcns Irrtst ttli!ur tho
section referred 10 will. ns stuffed. tc considered
~ tho two Judges ThuE*.'Ay, atld tho point m1y
he citltti thAt tlay Or tho next !nnrning, whc1,
tho Commissioner will kinw his full ltty III the
premises. Tho decision will bc awaited With
RntnN degree Of interest. Uwng to tho novel
character Of tho question rntseA.
, 1880-03-09

hDldtFstS l1hN lhEs bpIAh uN hlhs
"Whn's ycr swin,llor r Is the latost OH Change,
which being interpreted proves to bo II playup,I,
tho term "lIooslcr." The origin OF tho 'gng" :"
Is IA follows:
Tho other day Mr.. c. 4. Muir, Of the commits
sion tlrm of Muir s. Coz directed his clerk to tel
egr,ph lsulgcr T. Co., grain dealers In Delphi,
Inl., notification that certain trte h,ld beer,
consummnted. Five gentlemen standlng noar
overheard tho ordor, mid four out nt tho tlvo
inughcd and nskcd him IL ho WIS
doing business for TINT firm. Tho four
Ind bcen In communication with nulyer & Co,
who scrin to hAve Kt,t tho !" bulge" sn to sllelk,
upon every commission 1nRn with whom they
ths sSss. sa a GaS @ q psn axers t. @ SEo
ns t,t auted It, hntl bce to write 0nc set or men
to buy for him 4na nnothor sct to sell and traw
fr,m IL .change In tho market rithor wny, and
tt bu!lE FL slow ~ oont p.!ymeMt when nnynNly drew
nrtlcr to buy 5,U bushels ut whrnt for April ,tc-
'y ''lvery ,1a! r. tho III. inwcst possible fKnre. Tho
sU, Us Mr sfsir INV iii. Tho ,ttcr @ went m @ ahead d
81 :sr ysns KIT tS eow wFos 81 IL, My "nse " .Es t s s
anin.int and tho draft wns protested. Thon tho
mil ana tho telegraph were oalIpd ,mto lse,
%. recltitiE TINT they. had xtven tho order In
estate 70 Tic nftnt Of $h.uJ and were NllHllt to
Ecll t1rc, ind TINT thoy intended ~ Invest tho prt,~
cocds In whcnt. Owing tntiu fniInro Of nnlgcr's
son and s9n-n-lnw, howosor, l','Ycr i Co. we!o
Mr.. Muir would tt 1llttent and h0lI tto tlcai,
everything would be n right, thoy hopca. nnd
tho l,,!rHins would bc PIT up. :, \ st,othing
Delphi ttrm ,vcro hocst. for Ind not ol,u Dngt
4rd one Stlufra,s, both ct Lafayette, knnwn them
business will, tkiull md w.,snt tho whu!o cont
!ininity resldy t" sn,.ch for tho!r moral and
finnllelal strltghtncss? Tho postscript cosesl
With tho statement thIt tho writer hlltln't R,tn-
posed thoro was my immediate hurry far re-
inlttnnres.
Slr. Nntr, being n CAUTIOUS Ianr, wrnto to Dts-
Rnn and AltirGs, who practically rcpiaatc,l
H!lYur l. Cd. and alt tholr works. Hlnlr i Hiair,
relylilR on t!!nr statements, urp altcgetl to lt0
nut III lhilAAt = Co. 8 account s0n0 $50 or $40.
Culyer y Co, ~sN in their day aud generation,
.!eullncd TO .r,.is f1r tho Delphi partles in Il
frccxtug lGtt>r Of thinks, while several other
tlrIns whlct hA.o done business fur thu 1nlgers
arc by NO lnuatas satisfied with thoul.
, 1880-03-09
LOCAL. POLITICS,

Sa,, '!... s". e'loS shit:'A" t''un
aeia. tcRasaf neetlng !nst esosiinK at tue
tho chalr. it WIS stated ,hat tho W present % o,,ar. r.
tcrs In,1 hccn rrntc ami thn cn,, ,yo,,I1 h",,,,
n s,aS ,,,,,sthaa ,',nS" @. NV IT,, av I. "" u..s'
nr or nos n n,rs av @ar" "1 a ~ tha rn ~ %
berahtp Thu Clut, now numbers I.tstl ,ncmtora.
q'r,,ns,rer fnn,.ta r.nt,,t ahnwa thnt ho r"ntyo,
rIn,, IN ms, ,of,. t,n. ~, 't ~ ss ~,
ntlco TN hn1d. 81. ThIrty-llvo now applcu-
tfons for membership wern received, A!J,
Wcl,s. nj pnnriu. cnntlI,at,, IN, Attnrnov Con.
o.n ""s a.Iul i.teeu' uttu uc naa"o oFicl
lcnu purity. Ilc ulso went oycr tho nrt,ons
niso shns." ,,'t .h.t s,,. p,v, "a n., ~ "; ~
UNI ohu"eu tlat tnat Phfty hlt't developed
hotlii'S bat h1eal'ticss down W tho aial!le stoA
t tho his,,. ~ t,n ,ast a,,E ~ .s ~ tut.s
WA -, ". tr.;a, m @ t,1., VIZ ~ s mHuM pfsy
III p!.rty ha'i crs.she tic Hrben r%Sul res,orotl
sn's,,ti i',,a,,ct ~ s,s 'a''o' a1'o p'aceo oha
~ nHM9 iaensS ~ emUnt OK n!xol.. candldato
ts,,nt,iim"nt; .l,n t,},i, ,',,r ~ st' ~
cnr,,rr lis rsali the rorts tf tbe ,or"tinars ~
fh fh with t14.nt ,nf,rnst " nnv WE'LL ,n. ~
i,,frr1.si.i T., tI1n 1,n,tit, p;ss,. tt"su st
thy wore y thnt II s,.crvt!ry q AAtS . Attor.
l,p;i lNlsl4 p.ud tho Mutton; lGft aIl .riny viii.
out u M'ltllur, Alltl u t4yy without shtp.
ttat tho an!'ual dues Ut 81 .luv from Ailntamte
presented t, u'e c!, WITH ssrcs q thc Adm:
;!tos s rstted. TSs rroy"kea ,s son.ieraGiS ill., S
Mr.. Arlnhtros,g lllon utr0rpd tho Following TN
tho Weaver bill;
.WNEltEAA, Al tho lust rcRuHr mcoting Of this
Club resolution VIA presented eot,tleinnnt0ry
, 1880-03-09
THE CITY-IIALL.

TnE Committee on Fire and Water Is chilled
for to.tnorrow afternoon.
GEs. FRANZ stuEt., Of New York, caiiett
upon his Honor ycAtrnldy.
COMMISSIONER ns WOr.r was bnck to his post
yesterday litter 6oJo1lrn Of two weeks IN Now
England.
T,iE City Engineer Rnvc It out yestor1lny that
the Sntiiaon strcct hrl,tga approaches would b.
completed In about ten days.
TIE Treasurer yestor1lny received g., ,1a6 from,
the Water Departments; <@a055 from tho Con-.
lcct0r.
MEssns. stiErttEtsp. Colvin and Ltcb, ap-
ratntel tn invite tho Mayor 10 attcs,l tho caslai
meeting 1T 0ttawM. On tho 1Htt. performed thoir
d'ty ycstertihy. and btr. Harrison will be thore.
JAMEs Il. WAnSEu and I.awrcnce Mctiunn
MIlio West ivis(e i,ssks in tho 's Wnt"r q uat''
u division which hMA bcen created Iii tho rcnr-
giinEzatlot1 of tho G1fcc.
TIM .tcnths for tho week ending Saturday
were III, nHhinst Gl for tho preceing week.
The causes q death wcrc: Diphtlora, II; cor:
stion xe II nes 30 srM; = 3 70; Il oa
eide, cllch.
sRa. r.. j. ,IcM,t.r.AH. Of nr,lzevillo, pa.,
writes to tho Mnynr InQH;rlng for her SON, Fills
wra w s c III rU wt 'sRx ss III n1y stFest ct
iila request tu tint humber. hut 1t was returned
:" t., hcr Through thn lst-Ollleo Department, and
THE Committee IN Strcots md Ailcys, Wcst
Mt t!leir last meeting. rcfGrrrd to Commissioner
Watl tlGr tho question of whether Mnt1Esm street
needed to iM. improved l,ctween 1ltIatesl street
n'li Ashland avenue: IIe replied yesterday by
referring the Committee to tho report OF tho
Superintendent Ut Stretta Oh tho subject Of
sntie weeks Rgt,. which he rcKslrtls rs correct,
and which recommends tho i1lnking Of tho liu-
prtlyempnt.
TME fMw Dcpnrtmont WIS yesterday nskcd tor
MI DptnlHn ~ tu whether nr not tho SURPLUS
Street -Cranlnx Fund col,ll ba used ns Il bnsIa
fnr tho letting of contract for street cleaning
this ycnr In mdvHslet OE tho appropriation being
niatlc, but 1t hns mt yet hGi.n given. The re-
Q,,rst wts frotn tho Mnyur. md tho llcu IA Tint
u tho work Is ,c0ntutctcl 4. Gun !'o ttnne for
HDMt TN rer milo. whereNa II 1t Is done by the
city It will cost Dvcr $iu). Tho condition 1T tlo
streets, Il would secnl, would have Justified this
Inquiry before.
CoMMtssloHrn 11E WOLr and tho Mayor ha,,
mi extended conference yesterday hi,ult tho
wnter VI. drink. The Commissioner holds thnt
tlloro IL nothing In fta condition TINT IL ut MI in.
healthy. and fhnt whntevcr Impurities 1t may
tnntntn, II any, nre Nttrihutabs to tho ,ln,sllal
rAinfnll which has furced tho rvur-wllter Int,
thG luke. Ito secs hut run1otiy ngnLt,st The
stre condition nr nirMira recurring, and Tint Is
iii enlargement Ut THO cann st' TINT 1t viii be
complete lrHin fur thu river In tho future. und
the Mayor concurs With him.
, 1880-03-09

nATThEho!to. n. O.. Sept. II, 1a7e-Messr,.
DEAR Hits; ltAtYonls mo grcat pluusliro 10 IT..
inrIi wy 0f th9 wonderful uuru your = 'sCoiistl-
tuition Water" has wrought u|0I, my wffe. lIor
ast,so nf tho kl.lneys, but, thanks tn you, nh0
ts " wcll to-day as shs ovoF was !n her !tfe sho
eslicst.u slsu w,lld t,nyu l,uun doad bufDre tuis
tttnt, md truly tlnpes thllt all whu sulYur with
lir9hi's kidney disease will try your Cunstit.l-
tiDH WAter" Gcflru they walt too long. Wish
!ng ynu many hnpEy years, ulld that your usotlI-
clue may reach cscEy sufferer. ! Am. sirs. very
respectfully ynurs. WILLIAM 4. TnEvATiIAN.
Ask your druggist tnr It.
, 1880-03-09
STATE AFFAIRS.
IOWA.

IOWA.
DEs Mo1NEa 1n., March e.-Tho Senate
passed tho following bills this afternoon: !:
Approprinting money 10 tlcfray the expenses
Of tho Visiting Committees II tho State instl-
tut'ons; lcgallzEng tho proceedings Of tho
Town Council Of Corning; enabling school
districts to isstn bo,tls for funding judg-
nlens indebtedness how existing; empower
itg the Clty Councils In cities organIzed
llnacr apectat chnrtnrs to nppatnt City Mnr-
shn1s;. lcEnlfzing tho INCORPORATION Of Ode
bolt, Sac County; fixing tho compensation Of
nletnbcrs, officers, nnd cn!poyts Of the Hcn-
lie iS* eS!s* 'st a 't reens SsaSs'S tic s
Of Insanity by adding tl!crrto; lcgalizing the
Incorporation nets Of tho Farmers M.ltunl
LICK Tic sal. o{ eertan % schoo iaa,s BY by' the
Antiltur OF Snuk County; relating To fees Ut
Mayors III cities and Incorporated towns.
Tho Senate adjourned.
aRns * cany ns s %FS 81 nSss@ noss IS 81 snsr
vIsnrs y part OF tho proceedings md to bB
published Mt tho sntie rates; repenling Chap-
ter Es} Seventecntll Assembly, II relation TO
t iepen,lent pendent districts md e.'ags!ng sbsi.
power frnncliise 1T Cellar Rapids, granted
N 1SS', for II further term OF thirty years;
to to- l,rgIysnt anN punish frns .Ron hotel and
Df D"GhEoass the 1o kis1T; % %alnsnE Scc ssu 2
to extend to wonel, tho right TO hold tho
9tficu Of County Autlttor,-;nnys, II: re1uclng
thp 1nlnber ot Directors III independent dis
tricts to five, and Iii districts where there
ere only thrco members tho T rcns'rers
shall be chosen outside ut tho Board;
providing fur tho transfer of nnapproprinted
sclsool-ouse funds to nther fllIMls III cortnin
clses; providing for the, thirteenth ground
Of attachment, TINT tho claim sued OH Is part
Of the p,trclIase plrt OF tho property to ba
nttacsletl. and owned by tlefeiltlant; provid-
district to another; for|iiiding School Di-
rcetors from having anything to dc. with
amending Sec. :ol of tho Code, md specify
inE the 81 manner in which tho clain,y allowed
shatI I be published BY different funds, VIII.
on llatitl ut the settlement.
1lnusD adjourned.
This louise Conltntttee on Claims llnye re-
ported favorably III tic claim Of W. T. Craig
fur work nlltt I'laterint furnished to the Deaf
a'tl Dumb Asylum Mt COultUil Dlulfs, and re-
port y bill for $4,000, which WIS made d
special ordcr for Tuestay uyening.
, 1880-03-09

Special Dtspateh to IAe Chicago Tribune
MADISON, Wis, March s.-I'otl Houses
Ind short sessions this evening. In tho
Senate hllf to reimburse tho Counties of
Dodge, Kcnoslla, md Woosl n sum of money
for the rare Of insane PERSONS alleged to DO
improperly charged tD tho State, piissetl, md
amending tho Revised Statutes relating 10
Stato officers.
III the Assembly bill passed to provide
proof Ut klnsllip md to IinlLt claims Ut crctl-
tt0rs on estates Of tlucC;lsetl persons.
a Joint resolution milking Juno 10 toli-
dAy on account Of tic soldiers reunion at
Milwaukee,, passed.
, 1880-03-09
Ant H.ALu:.
........... Ant HALrs.
A COMING ART SAIE1l
OF THE
FIRST IMPORTANCE.
TIIE HARPER COLLECTION Or PAINTINGS
One Hundred and ForIy.Pour Painting, BY tbs M.
Renowned Aoaem Masters, "'''

Names Of Artists rcprntontc.a In n, "a.
Eo1sirs: 81 y" h9a water.
iHsm6Srtn nAfhonGaek{
I!iile !nrnao.; -.eosoar% haaHsrrnef- haMaHsrnef-
Mr.nn1Cnyr, H};7,Eorot t3l-Enfllcar-t
-,cs IT., 5sjsa 5jjaR, ,
Essse tE1s@eFIsssmnassls.
ai,r ri aa;an.,
GRsssaSss GeosaToF
Ho,!xMfc,lloS,
3)-IlInla t%' INnnner
.rn,i !l'-sehreyor
Msscno
-~Manncois.Htnm t2,-Zuxel-Zu -i,ahof,' '"sedss
THESE nnrerl worka Of nrt nEo nnv On nXhih,o, =.
W1 20 sS hy 1nesiG wthnMt my teser.o vhste1sssa ~
HEOleGE a. j4EAVlI,f i III ts"5s
ANctoncerT, New YORK
, 1880-03-09

Mt. Moses 1,onslngcr nnd wife, accompanied
fng OIL Il trip to tito Pacific coast, Intending to
bo absent about six weeks. Alr. l}e,lsfnger,
rs member ut tic J. n. Brunswick H. l1nlke
Co., OF this city. goes tn San Frnncsco to cs-
tAbltsal tlleru u brl1le1 lnusu for tho uua,,,,-
tactnre md sails Of billiard tablea, The latcst
slcccssful sxteilsinn Ut tho operations of this
house WINS In Now York City, anil now It IL
llMt, with thu llit,tgurntfni i6f tho Sui Frau-
rlsc0 branch, 1t viii be literally truo that
GhlcuBO supplies thu entlre American c0ll-
tllltltt With billiard tnt)ItsY.
, 1880-03-09
NEW MINES DISCOVERED.

CHEYENNE, Wy0. T., March B.-ConsItl-
orabo excitement prevails here over reported
valuable mineral discoveries near Rawh!de
Cheyenne. liccent assays, .lnlllo tn Denver, r.,
0f sllrfAce rock, aru Sn!A tn ayerngu l45
OUNCES Ut silver illM 81 III gold p9r ton. i
regular stampede tU thu now discoveries, oil
thu plrt Oftllosu WHO ran secure trausport,l-
tIU1l, Is now progressing,
, 1880-03-09
A VOLCANO.

CHEYENNE. Wyo. T., MaFeh 8.-Tho Inst
number of tho Rocky Mountain Courlcr, OF
Green River, Wyo. T., gives al acconnt Of
crntoF Is liy0 fuet III t(Iunetor, and emitting II
*ltlpliNrplls smoke, lln lava yet. SllUW Ii.
the vicinity has melted from tho lieut. OF ttto
, 1880-03-09
THE EIIIEsT SUBJECTS

for fever and aEl,e, nnd romittcnta, nrc tho de-
bllltntcst, bilious, nlld nsrvsats To such por-
sans Hostttter'a Stomnch Dlttcrs ntforrs !ltle-
ullnto protection from tho t1,alnrn pest, by In
crrMang yItAl stunning and tho resisinnt uowcr
of tho constitution, aud by checktng irrcs,alnri-
increIso tho danger to ID unprecedented from
lntas'na. Moreover. It oradtcatea matarlaf COM
pl!ints of I'M obstinate typo. Tho field In which
this lending fnntly medicine l,ns Mchcvcd snnu
of It's astonishing and imply proven etrcuia ID Il
rrfy wfdc one. In tho 'naf.lrfnus regions Of olr
a~n country, fl South America, Mexico, and
ncross tho scas. 1t hns given utinltstktlblc owl
det,ccs Of Its curntlv0 ynlup. At home md
nl1roud It hs always sustained lis high rcpusa-
toll nor ha8 IT ever been affected by c0mputI-
ton of ss'-cMs(ct1 tonics represented ito possess
Kindred Or oQunl eiijcaGy 1t stands nlanv, unc-
tfiiNlGt! among Hilr national remedies,
, 1880-03-09

PORTLAND ATyWs.
Ex.unv. lfnrntto scy1nnIr offers vino TO his
thnt at tho TING of Tho Mailo Inv excitement in
Nnw York. when he, rs (}nyGrtlDr, rcttpetl tho
1r'hl1'ftnry bill. claks If fine lIuInr md tllrls III
chnicp wires wGre Rri,t to him from NIL tlt,nrtcrs
l,y hls 9tlmIrc~ lie thus h,,s II celtnr full vi
r,ttn oil vintnxOa, which he tllspcnsca TO his
cMllcrH blt never tOittheS hiMsclf.
, 1880-03-09

AUGUSTA, Me-, March Sin the city cleo
ton to-day. pcIcg q. Vickury. Republican,,
WIS elected Mayor by I'll minority. rho Re-
publlcans cnrry every ward. Tho Democrats
9na 1!t ,Greeiibackers both llad can41ates In the
, 1880-03-09

NEW Y0lsK, htarcl. S.-In rut-ktlllng
mitch, Which llas Just come oE here, Crib, :,
pounds, killed 80 in eight minutes al,tl lo0 In
twenty-five minutes. Flora, ~ pounds,
killed 81 In seven minutes mid t0U iii soyull.
teen minutes, uutll dogs ary bull terriers.
, 1880-03-09

RlcHMoND, Vh., Alhrc1 8.-The Senate re-
fused to pAss the lstltllebergcr Debt bill over
tho veto nf tho Govortor--yeas, 10; nnys, IL:
not tho necessary twO.thtrtlS
, 1880-03-09

The Eltlrcdge Spwlng-Ataclitnc.- leads
the world, md Is the best for ynu to buy.
Sold OH monthly payments. 100 State street.
, 1880-03-09

An Old I'Ssfn,nnter.
Gc0rgo Hilton, tho Postmaster Of South Fnr-
a0nlDld, Me-, IS III yenrs old, and hus occupied
that position HtnGn tEn.
, 1880-03-09
| SOUTH WATER STREET.
Mayor Harrison Is Preparing to
Have His Little Joke.
lilo Laughs Best, Says tho Mayor,
WHO laughs Inst.

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lilo Laughs Best, Says tho T,Iavor.
svna ~ Tn,'.,.s I.n. o So'
-
,v,,. n,....,.... -..
Wnen lNhuSE reporter calscu upon
Mayer. ayor Harrison ,''' Yesterday to SYM
in whtcl, tho soutl, Wuter strret m cartrn,,,r. I.
ists peitel mud ~ !'lm On SATURDAY last, 'e
iol''''1 l'ln deen'y engag@l IN Tic study of
Tint Its 1Tonor IL nh ardent ntl,nfrnr If
tl,e .mnor,nI I,nr nn,i Tint ,vton NJ, ,,u,,s,,.
a1I,, nm.,,,ax,, 1 u,". " ss, s. ",.'t !, II. s'
@ t pcseS n.ao pFo"1c , n pnzzlihE
Alitls c frequently searches Ills pnges for Ill
spfrntlon. This WIS Ills orenpati0n when
tho reporter entered Ills sa,,ct,tm yesterday,
md tho Mayor seemed 50 intent II, his re-
searches Tint tho reporter calmly ami pntic,,t.
Iy nwnitr,l their rrs,,,t. suItien,v n onfnt
s,,ia .,,.uod n,,a,,t ..,n o.t.,'' ns uu'G.
loud g,,iEuw tho MAYOR slammed tho bool
too, called out " Eurckn,n anri t}cn. for tho
iryt tn.t. noticing s yisitor l,nsiiy wr,,unnI ,
so e seess f t fo H. mrsp1rteF nIs tsxans s s M
Nayr up,il ie Sa,ltI Wntcr sir"rt nj nm rsg. ano
lis 1[oliur s1,licti III i!re XII ~ a,,,|Ia,
@ nIeasurc wI,icI # t' ha piyen e gEXf,'s,, I'LL IL
# gf" ws S ruSSs s psso%n e1 'o rSnks
guilty. liz latn't mlct ntlytling 40 .1,,,,slnr
s!nss1;well, ,! sl,ee tle i1St slsetion rstarns
nIe seemed to b be- font ~ f inv VIII I,:'Gs H. s Ws
Eolrg tn lat theI1l hay' ots ~ t. HnH t;,aa'
[s oScnttI liz Sbnkstcara ngaE Mt t1.a trnGn. aS..
iy of %Corioinll,,s." Xct w. Scene s. @ md rr;,,l
sage: Mu '"0 e'''"Ao "''' ''''''"''o'' '''o p's'
rtot ,I1,o IN m RI, t., , a,,,,u,.,
, 1880-03-09

Tho sweetest brcuth Of fragrance IL folded In
Dawson'B cig4rs, I'll 6tutu street.