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Disease Of the Lungs and Liver.

MANSFIELD, Richland Co., o.
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Dropsy Cured.

BELLEvILLE, Richland Co., o.
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-'~ Mrs. MARTHA REID.
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Liver Complaint.

NORwALK, Huron Co., y.
Dear Sir:-Bcing troubled with Liver COM
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BLUFFToN, Allen Co., o.
Dear .Sir:-I was afflicted with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint for ten years, and q short trial
me more relief than all the doctors treatment
have received during that time.
T. WILLIAMS.
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A Good Blood Purifier.

KhsY, wyandotte Co., o.
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CLHvELANp, CuyahoGa Co, o.
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Back and Kidneys, and scalding Of the Urine,
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MRs. Z. B. EGGERDINGEN.
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English, French and American fabrics.
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used in trimmings and copbination suits.
All wool debeges, new shades in colored
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wool buntings in the best make, brocade and
brocstelle goods, children's suitiugs aud
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goods at 1Oc., 121fc. and 15c. per yard.
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Sur. Cure for Liver Conpl.int.

BELLEvrLLE, Richland Co., O.
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your Indian Blood Syrup for Derange-
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Dear Siy.@Being troubled with Pain In the
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can Mas fsfH
Liver Complaint.
NoRwaLk, Huron Co., o.
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Disease Of the Lungs and Liver.
MANSFIELD, Richland Co., o.
dian Blood syrup for Diseases of the
Lungs and Liver, and have received such bene.
fit from it that would not be without the med
1cine for ten times its cost.
Another Sufferer.
sMANsFIxLp, Richland Co., O.
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For Asthma.
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Dropsy Cured.
BELLEvILLE, Richla,d Co., o.
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Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia.
BLuFFroN, Allen Co., o.
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! have received during that time.
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KIhsr, Wyandotte Co., o.
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Fine Mourning Dress Goods

Silk warp Henrietta cloth, drap ct alma,
black monte cloth, French bunting, tamise
and crepe cloth, Jet black cashmeres, French
organdies and lawns, solid black dress cam
brics and zephyr cloths. Mantle and Dol
man cloth, suitable for mourning.
, 1880-06-17

rights. THO DbmOntRtIo I1OlB0 OF H6pf0-
se,,t,,.lyes hayo nut themselves OF, record to
ts,s effect Tho sa,ne tlnctrfue Inns been PRO-
,nnlKatetl by att tho Democratic Conventions
Tint lanvo been held since that time. The
cl,nrpo is counted upon rs ono OF tho mast
effective appeals TINT can be made for Demo-
cratio success in this ycafs Presidential e1ec-
tion. l1cnce Mr. Tftlen contends TINT tho
Democrats cannot now desert the n,an who
Inns been this .lcfrnudcd wltt,ort voluntarily
, 1880-06-17

hIs friends ut ClnnlnnRt RhRll really insist hpnn
worrying him with tho Nomination Rnd all Tint
Tint implies he should fucl bonnd to noeept for
tho snke If hnrll,nnlzfnE tho party md et,htrtb-
utinK 10 its chnuccs of s.ccrss. Whrn
wG consider TINT Our Carter Il ubs asiy
troubled with Tho vice-rrcstt1entlnt r1narIn,
though In m tnotplnnt and synptonlatiu
form N got. 1t will he sccn that his perceptions
tnttst havu been very ncntc, and thdt With
Visions Of n ticket such IA "Beynnar md liar-
rIson" haunting his Imagination ho wns III n
statr Of mimi to let nothing cacapc him TINT Ind
n tcArEng on tnv. Scymous'a horca n fnten-
tlons. II Ii tulrratly snfe to suy thnt Mayor
Hnrrtsun Is currcct Il, his beffrf tt,nt Seymour
wotttA not feel Mt liberty to decline thu c!neItl.
nAN nomination.
, 1880-06-17

GEN. GARFIELD WIS rendered scrcnaio
last hight iy tho societies ut vbternn soldiers,
by his OH nrmy ct'ns nlcs. and By tho Feycrtt
Republican associations Ut Washington. There
wis mn Isntensu cunc0ur1o OF most onthusinatfc
rcnpao present. to whom Gen. Garfield wns IT.
trudnccsl by Attorney Gonernl ncvnns In MI MP
rrprrtate and gracoFnl speech. nftcr which tho
Ilcp,l,lican norninuo dslivorod a magnificent
orntlon Of thanks Snr tho compliment bestowed
not being In Rood tasto. Ills porotlton was a
splendid tribute to tho bravery and tho patriot.
Ism Of tho soldiers who dufenled tho Integrity
Of the Unton atti tho rights Of American citl-
ycns. At tho conclusion Of Ills spcoch, Con.
Garflc!d WIS rupturousiy checro.l. scnator
Logan spoke, and when ho sud that his frat.
Inst. and a!-tho-tlmo cholcc fur President wns
tho Republican ruminc0 flo wus rewarded with
L henEty round Of nprlause.
, 1880-06-17

A PASSENGER OF tho New York Elevated
RNllroat1 hha securcd q vcr2ict Of $l,0O ngnust
TINT corporation. 1iu paE1 bis fire on entering,
rs MI passengers nro compelled to, md when
he runchcd his destination he was ,1unble to pro-
dticc his trket. The railroad people r,,ado n
prisoner OF him and rofuscd to lot him out until
ho paid agn'1. This fso refused, md. trying Ia
escnpc. hp was pretty buddy used, and ho SUED In
consequence. as every passenger Ia compelled
u rny big fare before ho can get
into tho cars. It ia utterly unnecessary
to aak any one for any othor evidence
Of having paid thnn his presence thcro nfforls.
Milking him curry ntong ticket for deposit In
thu box whore he leaves tho car Ia asking him,
tho Court held. to assfst the Company In conf
ptlng its stntiatlos, but haB nothing to do with
regular business or with his obligations "a a pns-
senger. Other railroads have peopio arrested
who try to cheat thcm, but It is only tho New
York Elevated Road that ventures to imprison
such on Its own account Naturally. people OBJ
tcot.
, 1880-06-17

Mn. MAnpEN, ono OF the Massachusetts
Graut deiugates to Chicago. IN q letter to .ae
Lowell Courier lays tho blame o. tho fallalo
OF tho thtrd.term cause principally, upon
Mr. Conkltng, who BY his snoera "snc.
,oacdod In making It impossible for 0nns
to reap any harvest from the nlalao nc'a
when D,alno was crowded out" Conkng, y ~
known, blamed Logan for conducting tho iIil'
nots campaign or tho 1ucat-at plan, aad 10 e1,
eItlng tho opposition Of tho wholo country anu
Cameron aulktIy bhtnca both Conk!In9 aao
Logan for not permitting him to orB91'zo 'ne
Convention By stam!ng his own presiding otl,Sos'
How sad 1t IL TO SEQ the "Ol1 0uara" quaffc'as
among themselves 10 &oon.
, 1880-06-17
CARTER HARR1soN's MISSION.

r. t$1r+fnnr, has oil ~
oomsn,c,n,,s,, sn,,o,.o,,s .,,n,t t,,o rs,ni,,n-
la, ~ srr 1iora;so soy,nnur ~ t,,roi,,,,ott
% 1Jo hoa rooovt,,. ,,,a,,. rarsonn1 vis,t
~ noorfl,t,l -Sn,.,,, ,on,oN,r,t,, In
ryoyyoI r,,r,,os" - % oscsr,o,u,nr ,y,ot,,,r % w ~
49, ~ an"n,o,,s ,,t,, acna,,. ,ts ro,ninat,,u
A. sccor,,,n,, tn III occo,,uts t,,o visit lar nnt
,,aa,, h,,,,,,, sottssn.,n-,, h,,t Ar 1,orriso,,
Ia rcnrcscutcI No aovtntr lint In he,tavol snv.
,uo,,r ,rilI % occcnt nj n,J tl,nt he f11nrr,son, il
ro,,,e to rt"ctn"at, :, d,, iii ,o ,,n,, ~ ,,ro1
e e,,rS tho ,,n,,,t"o.,n,, f,r sa.,n,o,r
ef. 1s,rr1snn ,s r,a,.,, IT, IN ,,,or,,,v In.
.ota,i ~ ttn i,,t,,,s.. af ia nomo"rot,o ror..,
,,, ,r, In ,,ot ia,,h. ,,,at I,o Inn nanu,,,aai
,,ms,,r M .t,t sov,nn,,r Ia t,a etron,ast .,,,,l,.
% LAIN tha , nomonrnts % c,n nv r,',, % md hat % na
o,,rht T., la ,,on,,,,o,oi " ,yi,l.la ,,t,i.ha ),
- ;s ius, ,,oss,,,,o ho,vcvor Tint NJ ,tnrrisn,
,nnv @ t,nvn r.oc1,od th,s conrfrtion hv - l,nc nf
- nrg,,mont not cnt;re,v ,liauasoc,a,e1, frn,,
T no,sn,'a, ,n,,a,,,ara,io,,s @ 1n,,n.d. M ] nnxo
i,oorI mr. ex,,1nnnton of Mr. 1Iorr,sor,a ,. ,,,,.
,s"aI ,,o",t,o,, ~, ,ntorasts ,y,to,,
,,,,s no,t,inr T., H. ,,tso. N'
nrr T1arriso,, ,roa 10 n cona1t,.ta for .ho no,,,.
,oratic ro,,,;not,o,; for Covar,nr IN lila s.nto
~, ,,,ns 49, s,,,.ossf,,, H.. ..,,,, ron.o,,
,,oa+ @ In Eno,vn ~ to t,ss,r tho convo,,,ion ,. nro.
farrad @ I'M W., ox.1,an"t,lfcnn =. oni onthnr of tho
,saonrstr,,ot,on oots Ir,,ra ,rr,"nhr,, MT
A. 11orr,som :. ronrcsa,,to,1 90 t,.,i.rnsoi
- .,oo,t .hn ,.or,,tat ~ t,,a f.ons
,,an,fo,, 10 I'm, Tho c,,,,r,,,nr,o, hao
ID t,4z,r~ In I,0 ,,ornat on, ao,,t,rnas
- ,n,, 1' IL Ia ran,asonta1 ] 40 T hav,n1 mo.
tvrod ~, ,,,1onI,,s -, for ,tttn, ,Tr,,n,
,,,1 o,,t - 1'ts ,vo,, rita ,,roernn, i,e,n,taa
H. ,a,,,,n,.,o, ~ ao,,,,nnr ter Wros,.,a"t ~
,,,o ,vav ~ t,o ,,o,ri, ,tion ~ srr,,n
i",,i nv Vico.,,rosi,ont Th;a ,sn,,,,, Inn ~ -.
rnoonn,, ~ +l,c i,on,, ~ +ba Da,ronra.,c sto+" "
,,cr", T., n f1tinot. s,,c1, Mr M 11arr,sn, +. onn.
n5nnt ,,a 49, Ht, ,,,t,, ~ .o,,sn,. nd o,stst
, 1880-06-17

1'r was nut to mend foMces Or sec to conl-
nine that Mayor ltarrtson pall Il visit 10 Deer
teld, tho houu OF iforus!o Seymour; nur
w1rthy municipal hrah won't down to axHnlino
so1ne stono pavement, anu fo,,n.t It good. III.
cllontally ha vlsltol an4 tAlkuti two huurs 0r
ulotu With Gov. seymour, uot exactly about
atono pavcn.unt, hut un all equity hasu subject.
tho Democratic Presidential dtua4on. iio re-
ports tho pesrtaoa sAHe 10 ei!aoscetly and
Enthusiastically 10Y in his expressions thers0n
nn4 a. urging with ha customary modesty TINT
hs frlvnds really ought unit to drnX HIN awuy frn
tho peaceful sccluAlon Of ha houio, hta hooks
and bis comfortable suryoullllIga. aud tlAt
pcshaps 1t you'll ba bettar 10 uumiuato somo
lnAa outside Ut Now Yusk. Nevertheless, uoy.
seymour sae,us - h4yo vrry positively I'm
pressed Mayor Harrison With the tlea thAt IL
, 1880-06-17
SAYS tho Cincinnati Commercial:

VIII Mr.. Rickhatn. OF tho Dayt0n JouF.laL
p1oaso rIsu and state why ho voted to e.
uIudo eighteen Illinois Delegates elected 70
iyo dlstriatsY III. HICKMAN and bis NJ.
teen Ohio confrtrcs, did thotr best !, to
throw AWAY a1l tho fruits Of, victory. a! pn.
inato Hfnnt. They voted for LoKat.s Idcas 2 q !,
"Justtce" and to start Grant In tho ballots a!ta
:4 agalnst niainn's ~: Nov. thon WHO wo.ita
voted asainst tho admission Of tho Illinois cnn. ?:
testanta h,.d had theIr why, GEarta sttlay WI w
would aavo boon aubstantiaily recognized ~ p
future conventions, lMgnn's outrnEes woola
havn bso .dorsed. aud the antl.gFant psas, r.
would havo been absolute. That Ia tho trlith ot
tim uutffr
, 1880-06-17

Of "punlahinR" porsons WIN wcrn On TIM ,,oht
Ft'to. Ami they ato said to havo 70 votc,i " win
tho full knowledge that their votes wtu,d md
chnnRu tho rcatlt"t 1sMt II thoy did nut wnut r.,
chanyo tho rcsnlt how thMld thoy punish a,,ytotv
and II they lid chnngo tho result how co,l, tbcv
Justify themselves In voting nHnjnst theIr eor.
yiotions Of right? The defense Il "too fhfn :"
It WIS not to punish tho anti Grant men, lmt ,
proposteFous nttompt to conollfato tho thir,.
tcrncrs, TINT uft Hickman nnd tho fifteen nfhnr
nstuto chips from Ohio voted ngainst the In.
publican principle Of district rcprrscntotion.
Thotr adtton had NJ protlstnus mn otYct,t fn n,o
direction rs tho othor. It did not cone,lo,o ~
deceive anybody. 4 novice IN politics Miobt
Reo through 1t. It o.t down tho minority fnr
district representation 90 AS to mako Tho lrE.
ttmph appear loss ttnn It WINS; but tho Jtant
lenders woro not IN 4 stato Of mind to appsec,nto
tho difference between q aud 100 tnujority
nXninst thonl. II Bill Hickman has quito t,ono
defending tho J" too nwfuly clover" Ohio sir-
toon for tholr decentralization on this rt,cston
tboy otigtt to be grateful: and tho css I}.t tc.
fcnis thoul In tho f,lturo, tho butter they will In
MI. Ills dctenao, eKouso, or whatcver be con.
sdors It., nrnounts ia tho braylng Ut t1nnkcv.
anl ho bud bottor follow Dogl,srrus request and
ask to bo writton iown-annhs; for, though II lo
NOT written down, yet forget not that ho II
nh ngs.
, 1880-06-17

The raceMt heavy ralnsu u,,d tho consequent
ilunAs have 9ruattr tla,nnsoa tho growing orops
In Minnesota ind Wisconsin, especially In tho
northern part nf tho hitter atAte III the nnrni,ou
Valley. uAd aionx the river division uf tho Mil.
wauieo & 1t. Paul Railway.
, 1880-06-17

A DISEASE resembling tlyseutery Inns made
tts appcnrnncn III Massachusetts which lns 80
far bai,lnd tho skill Of tho physicians. Over
1,u0v persons hnyc BEEN stricken dawn already,
And lila fcascd TINT n,nny oascs will prove Fntnt.
Tho epidemic ts snid to no cau*cd BY impurities
!A The water used In cooking and for drinking
uttrDnSna,
, 1880-06-17

milton Mt tho hanis Of tho in,Ilann Republican
Convention to-day Hootns to have narrowed
'town t0 thrco candldntcs.--ticr. atreight. tho
Hon. Riley Nckenu, md tho lion. X. G. ptIrtor.
Gen. Strctgbt has tho largcst following but Will
mt havc y majority In tho Convention, It Is
thQ,1gAt
, 1880-06-17

'rtrE Select Committee OIL the Bratllaugh
casc hus reported In favor Of permitting Hru,l-
lnuuh to nt.irin hts allegiance, instead OF making
NTH thereto. Dr,,mn,ond WoT and other mern-
bers threaten to oppose the ndoptfon of tho
Cnmlnlttce'R rcport, and anothor lively debate un
tho cnse Is expected. Hra,ln,lHll Is sud 10 have
declared Tint should tho report ao rejected ho
will III to tho Clerks desk. mike tho affirmation,
and then tnk0 his spat, which he will hold Until
compelled u luayu l,y physical force.
, 1880-06-17

RESISTANCE tn eviction llas talsen q now
fnso In 1rclnnd. Thu toHUnts reslst tho Bhcrtr'a
officers II tho last extremity, nnd whu,. finally
turned nut they cosue l,nrk nn,l occupy thoie
old VuartorsuElns cover OF tho night.
, 1880-06-17

T,M Democrats of tho Third Maryland
District yesterday nominated Fattur s. Iiob!ptzu
tn sGccecd Wllln.n klmMrl, tho presalt Cou-
grcRssnan f:oM thIt district. Tho Domacr1ltA Ut
tho Fourth Dtstrict Ut tho saulu Btato scnoml-
satcsi Congressman Il. 81. McLunu.
, 1880-06-17

1EoXANp C0uiErENAy, nj, English Radical,
introduced Il resolution Into the fIouao Of Cnln-
InonR yesterday, which. nftcr son.o observations
hy Mr.. Oladstnnc. passct, Will, Gully ono dissenting
vntc, 10 tho effect that 1t Is tho duty OF tho En-
tzIlsh Hpycr1Unnnt on nil ocensIvns, whom cir
cnIlstnnccs will l,Or.n1t, ia recommend to f0r-
Hign Governments u reduction Of thclr stumbling
nr3ufes.
, 1880-06-17

THE t1t1oA1n TRlnuNE has established bEnnch
pncps for the sccapt Ut subscriptions ad nivostlAo.
sncnta MS follows: ... .--.
NEW YOKK--1,oom q Tribune Building. F.T. Nc
fAnnxN. MauaRcr
GLASGOW. scotland-Allnn's American Novs
Agency. II itcnlold.st
LONDON, EnR-AmerlcNn Exchanzo. ~ Brand
1lEH1lY r. Gf!.tld, Agent.
WASufNuT0N. u. C.-l7iH F atrcet.
, 1880-06-17
THE VETO,

The President was forced by tho determi-
nation Of tho Democratic majority In Con-
gress 10 ngntu discuss tho proprfeiy Of repcnl-
Ing tho laws Of Congress providing llcalls for
I'LL honest National election ailtl tho preserva-
tton of tic peace ut tho elections for ,mem-
bers Of Congress.
The present National Election law provides
that tho several 01arshnls OF the United
Suites shall, utider certain circumstances.
appoint such Deputies as mny be required 10
enforce tho regulations for free anti peace
ful election, a,ld for nj honest election and
returns. Tho Democrats fn Congress for
several years haye been attempting to rcpra1
this Election law, ansi have undertaken to do
tliis by placing riders" OIL appropriation
bills. Thcse riders tic President las been
compelled To veto, md Congress last year
adjourned without passing any appropria-
tions for the Atarsllnls, bechtlso the President
would not permit them to render the MI
tionnl Election law abortive by n provlso
stuck to Nh appropriation bill.
at tho present session, Senator Dnyard, Of
Delaware, introduced n bill taking from the
AInrs,als the power OF appointing Deputies,
a,,d yestiug that power i'll the United States
Courts. At present the Marshats arc respo,l-
siblo for their Deputies, and the Marshal Is
tile head Of the force. Under Dayard's bill
tho Deputy Marsl,ats would bo all lrre-
sronsiblo body, under no head, alld be n
special force unknown to tho law and hide
pendent Of tic recognized executive oftlcor
Of the courts.
The President vetoet this bad bill. In 10
doing he called the attention Of Congress to
, 1880-06-17

TnE President yesterday approved, tho
snnlry Glvi appropriation bill. and, II. uucs,r.
aacs with ono at its provisions, tas nn,ri!natptl
Gu, Aabcet J. siyur cnlef. kl4ial On!ccr, with
tic rank II Nsigallrr General, Tho Seslate cou-
Nrned tho appointment.
, 1880-06-17

THE iiftll annual meeting of tile Amer
loan Association at NurRerymen, Florists, sectls-
1nen, ctc, WIS commenced In this uity yesterday.
Tho attendance was quito |ArBc and representn-
tive. rho Association ut Its evening session dis
c1,ssod tho advantages Ut grating ana i,nw to
tfeA with noxia Insects. Mnrly Of lilo gentlemen
present Inycighet agntnst tho trec- pcdler ntiis-
uneo, and one gentleman frftm Ohio sorrnwfully
remarked thnt thu pcder IN hls sNtc had uya.l-
cd tho ingenuity OF tic buckeye Legislators. i
, 1880-06-17

, A PRIVATE ietter from yetaran in 1'enoo-
scot County, Maine, to tho editor OF tho Hos'on
Journal, says.
In reading tho Massachusetts papers ST. taS t!sS
impression that thDy arc inclined to caes ota,h ho
among the doubtful 6tafes on aoct'aht ~ aus NV
illluto. Yoi. Gun, with truth, Inform tatn " aa,
tho rs1o!otnE 0str tho deseat Vt the lhsHt ri rio
GEioag5 ConyeiItioi, n,adv 1t. excelont eholSgf.
which kIyca universal subtraction ~ tais tanar ~
Cln!ty, and we shall elect Davis Id septeniv septetnins
to Ja tough tight, httt wv uro tauai " LIZ, III 20
cnaton., II wo couldn't hsvo nlslnc, tafns'' W.
WAnlYd.
, 1880-06-17

Cl1A1!tEs W. Bc11oFtELp. n New York
capitalist, hns 1nlio III assignment fur tho l.n-
Cit OF his croditnra. Ills suspension, With Inb!ll-
ties Ut fs,0)U00o, on ncuotnt Ut tho heavy do
cline IN tie prcu Of Iron, occurred several duys
, 1880-06-17

DuL D1cKltAM, nf the Dayton Journal,
ouu Of tho oriYfna! Ohio bunglers, makes fear
fll and wonderful defepso OF the sExsoon luck.
oye delegatts who vo&ad ag4inst distriat rpprc-
seatAtton ut Chicago. Suys William,
kptry man III tho delegation was opposed to
the unit Eulc. uyery ulali in 1t wus lu tavor Of
.ilscernihls that tho nrlncirtes tor which they
fought were cstab!fshct! lno thanks TO sllemi
thsy were as eompfs!e liberty to Tight the sedlll
und othor seltEh faotidus and uhsecupuls,Ils
soheulcrs With such weapous us could bG prop.
erly used.
This defchso Of tho Ohio delcgitcs who went
buck on ulstttct representation 10 WORM thAn
none. 1t II u confession TINT they sotad OH the
wruug side, knowing 1t to be wsong, fpltthu suko
, 1880-06-17

tfnE eleventh annual reunion of the So
cletypf tho Army of tho lotoInao toos plnoo ut
burlington. VT, yesterday. Cons. sheritlun and
Miles ind ot1cr distinguished soldiers wcrd
present. The city WIS gayly tlcokud in honor Of
tho yctprnns. and tl1 reunion was Il complete
SUCCESS. The excrclses yesterday consisted ut q
procession through tho streets to tho Opera
IIouBo. an address Of welcome, and II response
on behalf OF tho Society by tien. scklca, soycrn
speeohes, and poem by JoAauln Miller.
, 1880-06-17

II. u. AtoSEy, Congressman from tho
Thrill Mississippi District, bus been rononlnuted
by the Democrats Of tho district.
, 1880-06-17

9ol1H k1LLI Is reported to have aalu that
Titn cnnnot carry Now Yosk, nor cnn my n1an
~li"n Tflden oppuacs. As tho 9age Ut OrA,ucrpy
VIII oppose every tand1ate but himself, tho
hlatcc ct Now Y''tk sC'll 10 taken ont Ut tho
doubtful list and p!aued In the lscpubllcun
column,
, 1880-06-17

A LOCUST p!ague lIas inflicted enormous
danages III that poruon ot As1htis Turkey
lying south Of tho Caucasian Mountains. Oyor
@loM men nre employed In endcnvoring 10 do
8trOy them,