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EpIzoorlo.-It has been rumored that
one or two horses in this city have been
exhibiting symptoms Of epizootic, but our
reporter could not find anything con-
tirmatory Of the report. The following
recipe for this disease will be found Of
great value, as 1t has been extensively and
Successfully used: Treatment given from
the first sill remove all danger in three
days, and secure perfect recovery IN ten 70
fifteen days, in ninety per cent Of all
cases. Apply caustic balsam, one ball
OUNCE, on the throat Of the animal and be-
tween the jaws, thoroughly rubbed in for
ten minutes; one application will be
sufficient to check the progress Of the
disease. Internal treatment ia indispensa-
BILE to aid nature to throw Oft
the poison and eradicate the dis
ease from the system. Ferrum phos.
Sd, one ounce for each animal,
dissolved in one pint Of soft water; give
one.hslf ounce at a dose three times day.
In severe cases dose should be given
every three hours until the above quanu-
ty has been consumed, which will cause
the animal to throw off profusely. Then
follow with kali muir. Sd, one.half ounce
10 one pint Of water; mix; give one.hali
ounce three times day. II the animal
should break out in pustular eruption,
cracked heels, scratches, ETC., use kali
sulph. Sd, instead Of kali mur., in the
Rsme form, which should alwaysbe given
after the use Of forum phos., TO complete
cure.
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AwusRMESTs.-The Buffalo Courier thus
describes the wonderful performances oil
Mons. and Madame Loyal, the famous
French aeriAlists, who are creating such
htrore; the one by permitting himself to
be blown from cannon, the other by
riding yelocipede across slender wire,
stretched sixty feet from the ground.
"Bnt everyone seemed to be on the qtii
riivs for the great cannon act, and when the
numbering piece OF ordnance was dragged
into the ARENA, everyone held MS
breath and gazed almost shudderingly
upon 1t. Mile. Zuila appeared and mount
ed the trapeze, where, after lew daring
leats had been performed, she secured a
good loothOld and allowed her head to
hang downward. Then Mons. Loyal ap.
peared, and spying thegun. sprang nimb
" upon It's muzzle and disappeared In its
depths. The next instant his smiling
face could bee seen looking upward; ST.
lence as Of death fell upon all, the order to
Ore was given by him, followed by puff
Of smoke and the hasty. flight OF the intre-
pid gymnast through the air and into the
arms OF Zuila, amid storm OF cheers
Mons. Loyal is with Forepaugh's show,
which will exhibit here Thursday after
noon and evening.
Observation-Disclosures Janauschek and q
superb company will begin in q two
nights engagement at the Opera House
this evening in Mother and Son"
iSnelbaker'S Sholr.-The Opera House,
well it was ''chock" full last night by an
audience strictly and exclusively OF the
male persuasion. 0neor two women came
lin but quickly saw they had no show there
and gracefully withdrew. The troupe Is q
variety one and one that averages well
throughout. The singing Of the ladies was
execrsble, but the other good features OF
the show more than compensated Tor
this deficiency. Miss Maggie Cline has Ger.
taiuly "phenomensp contralto voice. We
doubt ifthere is such another in existence,
but then her very good looks made her
very attractive to the bald heads in the
front row, and We might add to some who
were not bald heads. The rope walking
OF Little All Right" was revelation 10
variety goers in this CITY, and the balancing
performances OF Karoly 0rday were very
tine. The Braziers, In their high kicking
we're immense. The farce given as clos
ing piece was perhaps the longest drawn
out thing ever given ct any place. 1t was
thinner than one OF the Register mans
election predictions, and about as probable
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BALTIMORE, October 1s-The grand
torchlight procession of the Fifth Mary
land regiment and the Grand Army Of
the Republic, in continuation OF the cele-
bration OF the settlement Of Baltimore,
was witnessed by $4,000 people. During
tie afternoon and evening open air con
oerts were given In front OF the Baltimore
Sun and american Offices.
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serious Accident on the Shenandoah
ROnl.

HARmsOSBuRe, Va, October lS.-A aeri.
ous disaster occurred on the Shenandoah
Valley Railroad at East Liberty, Page
county, Va, Saturday, the entire trestle
work, 1900 feet long and 94 feet high,
going down with crash in one promis-
cuous ruin, instantly killing Walker Jones,
OF Barboursyille, Orange county, and seri.
onsly injuring Steward Babcock. OF Nc
Gsheysville, Rockingham county. This
accident will probably delay the compile.
ton oil this section Of the road several
,nnntha
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THE following opinion was given by Dr..
Jacob Meyer, Saint Louis, Mich, In 1874.
The Hamburg Drops deserved TO be rec
omended. Ihave prescribed 1t for irregu-
larities Of the liver, disorders OF the atom.
ach and diseases originating from these
disturbances, and have observed the most
satisfactory results The Drops also cures
consultation in short time.
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TODAY we open cur third lnstallment Of
Eastern Pattern s0Rnets, for this season
Our popular prlCsS and excellent styles
found rSady purchasers heretofore, and we
advise ladies to cail at oucs and inspect
thOssws now exhibit.
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Two Lnliirs 10 Race for 81 ., 900

CHICAGO, October 17.-H. V. Bemis, the
brewer, nov in possession Of the Chicago
Jockey Club track, announces twenty
mile race next Thursday, between Miss
Emma Jewett, OF Minnesota, and Miss
Minnie Pipneo, of Colorado, for $4,000.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS

WASHINGTON, D. O., October l9.-For
Tennessee aud tue Ohio Valley, clear or
partly cloudy weather, shifting during the
day to warmer southerly winds, falling
barometer.
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TIE CouRrs.-suPRKME Court OF Ap
pEAIs-Judga Green, Raymond, Moore ant
JollnSOn.-I'his court met at 10 O'Clock yes
terdaY, and adjourned uhtll 0 o'clock Sat
nrdaY, October 23d.
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wanted-Two Bell Boys.
Eol Street Residence for sale-Thos
O'Brieh.
Harper's Young People.
Wanted 81 500.
Attention-E. Krauter.
Proposals-M. polan.
Wanted-Girl.
Auepiion-Young Mems Garfield and
Arthur Club.
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TurRNoaerrR RxconD.-The following
shows the range ofthe thermometer, as
observed ri schhepfs drug store, Opera
House corner
"a, I.T7E.SP.W,7P. AN. I'm 81. MI TN
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wuT1ON Bs07H SOUP for Merchants
Lunrh this morning at the New ROLure
Houss Sample RuOms
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ATTENTION Misunderstanding Lot
u,OlO) Broken Clock Springs Just re.
'''''' JACOB W. GRUB, Ieweler.
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MUSICAL goods a, sheib's for cost.

EVERYBODY chews Chief Tobacco, be.
cause Il Is the best. For sale by all first
class dealers.
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nRuooIsrs:
NO QUESTION NOW

But generally admitted fact that Logan, List Co.'S
Exeeliior Baking Powder exeeS all uthtr IN the
market Il makes splendid biscuit and batter eaEei'
eold BIZ the best dealers. AK iof III
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IyoUrnE for Chief Tobacco and take nj
other. You will likeit.
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If you want the finest chew out, buy the
Chief Tobacco.
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Music rolls a. cost, 81 shelb's.
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Arc prepared at all times, with the best ma.
terial, To oil orders for Blank Books, such as
are used by Banks, Counties, Corporations,
Railroads and Merchants, upon short notice,
and in the most desirable and workmanlike
manner. 7r
Having all the latest and most improved
machinery VIC feel confident that we will rem.
der entire satisfaction to all who favor US with
their orders.
Music, Magazines and Periodicals of every
description bound In a neat and durable
manner.
MILLS, FREw & CO.,
Nos. Is & q FouErrEsrH ST.,
SEQ WHEELING, W VA.
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CHEF ToDAcco is all the rage. Try it.
For sale everywhere.
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SUNDAY EXPRESS leIVfs Wheeling 4, sO5 4. 4,
arriving Al Wellsburg 81 A, ", and II StubttTli
ct iGl6 a. ~. connecting with Pacific EIFsS I'D
western points.
Trains leaving Columbus aGtOP. n and ca. ~
run daily. Through Chicago express leAIa CoVI 4.
daily, except Sunday, At $40 ?. ~, with LSVyt'r
attached, arriving In Chicago VI f.sO ntEt paIsI
BerthS can DO secured In AdTInoo 1t URla Did
Ticket 0tiee, Columbus.
PullmAn's Palace Drawing Rcem SeFst On
through without change iF0m StsGenVlls X b
Philadelphia and New York. West to 0llzs3
Cincinnati, Louisville, IndlaBIp6li. SHd 81 LaI6
For through Tickets, Baggage CheciJ, SNIlE;CV
accommodations, and any further inllIRIl's, Ip2J
10 JOS. N. BELLEvTLIE, Ticket Aslri II ~
Handle Depot, foot Of Eleventh stree, n u CIV
Ticket 0fdoe, under Mcclure HOuIs, WhsaatE
D. ". CALDWELL,
Gen'l Manager, C0lurhEtS
". L. O'RRIEE,
GNnil Pas and Tihkai Aren't fNlanhEl n
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MUSICAL instruments repaired at sheib'a
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SOME GOOD REASONS

Why yo4 lhould use DR.. ChtPman's Aorehound
SpAtt, Or disorder digestion. Il Is pleasant sale and
eAectuil. Price Is cents. Bold BY
LOGAN, LIsT q CO.,
Druggists.
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MUSIC Books at cost, at sheih's,

SHEET music, half price, at sheib's.
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NENTIsTRY.-TOT THOSE THAT DE.
~ SIRE 70 ave their natural teeth Se would tay
that We arc now better prepared than ever hotoTo 70
snAhls them 70 do 70, BY The use Of an ELECTRO
MAGNETIC PLusaRl Wb can and are making better
and hEndsotp0r Gold FIllings with more eaIa 70 our
PationtS, than have hOTet0loie been made IN this
sIty or elsewhere, without the aid Of the Electric
PlICSOT. What We sAy ve can prove By Aetuh
JAMES n. 9URGL60E L SON,
10 No IIES Market 81. Wheeling. W. Va
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Ole GltteId9e'rfsr-


oncc aav. Az ana n Fourteenth stree,
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), SELLING of musical instruments, at
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plTrSBURGH, CINCINNATI ANS
! LOUIS RAlL%AY-PAE n sDLr i sSitTs !'
4 a y; ...,......s.;l -!...l!:.;..iiT.sis..'
skeG'a5a- NJ SSSss,S-S
Time Table East and Wei. Jul, Inn, Inv
Trains leave Pan Handle Depot, losiJl,.-,
;tTeet near Public landing, daily s1SSst sss,,
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IRAEspoRrATIoN
b AHI1MVhE q OHIO RAlLR0A b 3

~ Z yi:s.,...s;. 'Esss,
on A IL1, .tIeE lsas 20 lsV, PIii71F1S -:
| run - IOlloEb- wheeling Time. -" AIlti IN
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Stopping when required st saem,a hou'' 49,
yllle, West Wheeling and GAyel ~. ,,,,,l pritJ
Tickets and Baggage Cheeks 70 ~ ri fEEi
In The East and WoSi eau Be- Pfo'aie'
Once Ia Bridgeport. pR yYEA
|ensrsl Sa.'Snvrt rrA T..s. -
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TO CLEVELAND.
TO CHICAGO.
Only Ii Hnnrsl

E.,.h,atiA AooOnHodafsU.-LOaTes BsiIl,r y N, '.
D. m, Bridgeport 500 p m.; lrdEs, g s:'a9,'p I,r
e0s p: M; l0aves stSGnen'i RoiliI,S; si6IE
H. stSuesSTiIlS GecomiaolitIOO, y Ai, .ss,
,hrir regular tdp o aud from sCahh'l'r VI
The following Gips between Bslh'' 'aa ~ -
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Chicago OF SAnduIky, " eoaaWtss
On all night trains. az SSPEs On
Close CONNECTIONS are made for al polD, S,,,. =,
southwest North and Northwest, irlEIss SpaA g
1 am. s4ae ios eooniits and pesOai EsTS, Il
tea1 "ess' Ana 70 whom pAricalII ItltRtip |, ~, -
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A WOMAN in besstly state Of intoxica-
ton was arrested at o'clock this morn,
ing on Market street by Officer Shorts and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-17
From the Bangor Wing & Courier.
Hon. Charles Shaw.

One Of the games of the fusionists is to
claim accessions from the republican ranks.
That they do this without tho least show Of
foundation, let this case illustrate The Bos-
ton Globe yesterday, had the following from
its Augusta correspondent
81 learn from good authority that Mr..
Charles Shaw. the large tannery owner. and
one of the most prominent men in Penobscot
county, has renowned his allegiance to the
republican party.
We don't know what constitutes s'good an
thority" in the Globe office, but we have ex-
cellent authority for DENYING the statement.
Hon. Charles Shaw of Dexter, the gentleman
referred to. was in this Office last evening.
and wished us to deny the report in the most
emphatic manner. He is one of the true and
tried veterans, leader of the republican
part7 in his town. which stands with unbroken
ranks, and has about as much idea of Joining
the ranks of the fusionists as the Globe has
OF becoming truthful newspaper We pre-
sumo the Commercial has about as substan-
tial grounds for claiming its converts"
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Campaign Notes.

Garfield and Arthur clubs are springing up
rapidly all all over the State.
The Bangor Wing and Courier says: "We
have the best of reasons for believing that
the claim Of the Commercial that the Hon.
Elliot Walker of Newport has joined himself
to the waning fortunes of the Fusion party
is without foundation
1t is reported that the democratic and
greenback county committees have
agreed to unite in calling one conven-
ton and putting but one ticket in the
field this fall. for Waldo county. This will
make it necessary for all democrats who don't
believe in the exploded humbug of fiat money
and all the greenbackers who keep time to
the tramp of Solon's COW hides, to stay away
from the polls.-Beifasf Journal.
The Greenbackers will hold their congress
sional convention in the First district on the
goth inst. The truck and-dicker committee
have not fixed upon the candidate.
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THE
''HONEST truth"

The well known campaign paper Of
1879 will be published in same form
and size in 1880. The first number
will be issued July 2sth, the last Sept.
sth. The following will be the rates
of subscription:
One Copy for the Campaign.
Fifteen Cents
Four Copies" - g Fifty Cents
Ten Copies g g % One Dollar
Twenty. five copies for the
Campaign Two Dollars
Seventy.Ave copies for the
Campaign Five Dollars
H-NOTE-TwO hundred copies to one
address. to be distributed Mt the Post
once where received, will be furnished
for TEN DOLLARS.
II Is desirable that the Subscriptions
should be sent In BY Saturday. July 2lth.
All business and editorial cOmmunica.
lions will be addressed to
DANIEL L. ALLEN & CO.,
Augusta, Maine.
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Hancock or Tilden?

Which one of these two is running for
PRESIDENT Things are getting badly mixed
The national democratic committee do not
appear to know who was nominated at
Cincinnati. They visit Hancock and make
him an address, and then they go in body
to treat the sage of Gramercy Park to a
longer call and a longer and
more sympathetic speech. The situation
appears to be that Hancock carried away
the formal nomination but greatly needs
Tilden's bar'l to assist him in getting an
election, and SO the bar'l must needs be
treated with as large a share of respect
as the military figure-head.
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aaai-H saiialHisalH
Virginia.

There is so violent conflict raging in
Virginia between the regular democrats
and the readjusters that the republicans
have prospect of carrying the State.
Each of the two factions mentioned has
nominated an electoral ticket for Hancock.
but the names on the tickets are entirely
different. If each supports its ticket to
the end the republicans will elect the Gar
field ticket. No signs of compromise
have yet appeared. The addition of Vir-
ginis to the republican side Of the column
next November. though not necessary to
the election of the republican ticket would
be very agreeable surprise and make
big hole in the Solid South. While the
democratic organs are spreading them
selves largely over fictitious reports of in
dividual accessions to their ranks they are
losing their hold upon States which are
absolutely necessary to tn success of their
ticket.
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Political.

The Democrats were frank enough to tell
Hancock that they nominated him because he
truckled to the rebels in Louisiana They
should have added that they expected him to
do the same thing again if he were elected.
A leading republican holding a prominent
federal office in Virginia. says that he be-
!ieves the republicans will carry four Con-
gressional Districts in that State.
The leaders of the democratic party. now
congreeated in this city, are engaged in a
frantic effort to warm Mr. Tilden up into a
big subscription, by means of wildly and
falsely eulogistic speeches and resolutions.
Mr.. Tilden is commonly supposed, however.
to have atolerably cool intellect, and to know
the difference between a complimentary
speech and a hundred-thousand-dolla check
any day in the week.-Tibune.
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Confusion.

After several meetings. protr.ieted ana
the State committees OF the
greenback and democratic parties have
concluded little trade between them
selves, viz. that a joint electoral ticket
shall be run. to be composed OF three DEM
ocrats and four greenbaekers. The i'm
portance of this achievement may be esti-
mated when it is considered that there Is
not the slightest possible chance for an
election of such ticket.
The result signifies that confusion
reigns in the councils of the opposition.
1t means that there can be no union in this
campaign between democrats and green
hackers except upon non-essentials. The
problem of fusion has been wrestled with
by the leaders, but they have not solved
it and cannot solve it. They are not so
far advanced toward fusion as they were
the day General Plaisted was nominated.
It was understood then, and had been for
a long time previous, that there would be
such union upon the electoral ticket as
was formally accomplished Thursday.
Every day since the State conventions
were held fusion has been growing more
distasteful to the more intelligent and
honest men of both parties, until at last
we see that only by repeated meetings and
herculean efforts has it been possible TO
bring about step to which a month
ago there was but little apparent opposi-
ton.
Mark well what we say, attempted flu
sion this year will be an utter failure. 1t
will be as brittle as rope of sand. 1t
may be formally adopted by committees
who have no business to deal with it, no
power to bind and loose, to buy and sell
the voters of the party which they assume
to represent, but it will be as much fail
ure in that shape as though it were open
" proclaimed that there should be no fn-
sion.
The republicans know as well the feel
ings OF the rank and file in the opposition
upon this subject as the opposition lead
ers do, and do not care whether the latter
decide formally to fuse or allow things to
take their own course. Either way the
result will be the same. Attempts to
force fusion upon revolving and Disguised
voters will not improve the situation for
the opposition. 1t will rather make it
worse for them. Independent men OF
courage and convictions cannot be bull
dozed in the State of Maine to vote a
ticket they despise. The fusion leaders
do not appear to understand this, but they
are in fair way to get more light upon
that subject before election comes.
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A Fusion Sheer at the Greenbaclx
Party.

The editor of the Progressive Age goes his
whole length for fusion. In the following
article, copied from his paper, he makes a
spiteful hit at the greenbackers who are op-
posed to fusion. The application intended is
for Maine and not Connecticut:
''Since the decision by Alex. Troup. Esq.
editor of the New Haven Union, and other
prominent leaders of the greenhack party of
Connecticut, to support Gen. Hancock as the
most practicable thing to be done, there does
not seem to be much left of a party, never
very large, in that State; and those remain
ing not at all united. Only about forty dele
gates attended the State convention last week
and upon ballot for gubernatorial candi-
date but thirty-four votes were cast; and
even then the attempt to make the nomina-
ton unanimous was unsuccessful. A spite
full member moved that vote of thanks be
extended to Alex. Troup and others for step
ping out of the party before being kicked out ;
but his motion was lost Another member
roundy abused Mr.. Troup, characterizing his
course as putrid. traitorous, rotten and foul
At last accounts Troupst survived"
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ARE THE KIDNEYS "VITAL ORGASs?' De-
cidedly. YES. Without them life is impossi-
Bile; and they appear to be peculiarly suscep-
tible to severe and fatal arrangements. They
are, moreover. exceedingly difficult to treat.
and the ailments affecting them are liable to
end at any time in Brights Disease. In our
opinion, formed upon the conclusions of many
skilled physicians. HUNTS REMEDY, the
great Kidney and Liver Medicine. is the best
ever administered for Kidney, Bladder, Liver
and Urinary Diseases. 1t cures like magic
SPELL Sold by all druggists. Trial size, IS
cents. f&wlw
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General News.

Senator David Davis is now at his home in
Illinois, and is said to be seriously ill.,
A natural ice house is one of the curiosi-
ties of northern New Jersey. 1t lies behind
Blue Mountain. The ice gorge is several
hundred yards in extent, ten to thirty feet
deep, with caves and clefts in the rocks where
the ice lies. The shade at the gorge is very
dense. the sun apparently never penetrating
it. The bottom of the gorge and the little
caves and crevices are filled with ice The
Thermometer. which registered the nineties in
Newton, marked 3Ss at the bottom of this
gorge. A few feet from one end spring of
the most delicious, sparkling water bubbles
up. The water in the spring stands at $40.