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Mrs Swsn Of Lafayette. Ind, . de.
vout Roman Catholic. killed herself be.
cause her con married ; Protestant.
, 1880-10-15
The Democratic editors who are


The Democratic editors who are
trying to distract attention from the
rostenness Of their party record .by
slandering GaFfsld are nach en-
barfassed by the testimony Of the
best men Of their party. Judge Jere
Black says Of him: ~ firmly believe
In General Gar6eld's personal integ.
rity, and | base my judgment upon
an intimate knowledge of his private
walk and conversation" Thomas
a. Hendricks says Of Garfield: "Ha
's true and pure man, a man of
principle, an honest man. But the
mud ainging goes on with unabated
vigor, no matter what the facts may
be.
, 1880-10-15
NAMES LATEST LIQUOR LAW.

Maine is the acknowledged home
of the Prohibitionists. Their num-
berin the Pine Tree State is suf'
fciently great to enable them to put
almost any restriction on the whisky
traffic. The legislation heretofore
in operation having been found in.
adequate to fully carry out the in
tentions Of the people, they deter.
mined to enact law which should
cover the entire ground and prevent
the sale, gift or use OF liquors. Ap!
parently they have succeeded in
making whsky-proof statute. The
ingenuity q Of wine.bibblers and
whisky sellers will be taxed to the
usmos. to evade its provisions. In
the past, a loopbole Of some sort has
slways been found in the legislation
on the subject; but now it is be-
lieved that the drinkers are in a bot
de, and that the cork is tightly driv
en- in. When the ordinary liquor
saloon was compelled to put up its
shutters, the private club came into
existence; and when payment for
liquor was prohibited, the dispenser
of the beverage found way of Civ
ing it away, at the same time reap
ing the usual commercial profit.
Under the new law, all these tricks
and evasiors will come tosnaught.
Club houses and all similar contriv-
| ances are to be declared nuissnces
and suppressed upon sight. Giving
liquor away is to be remorselsssly
punished. A person found intoxi.
Gated, either on the streets or in his
own house, shall be sent to Jail for
thirty days, and if he undertakes 70
do the things second time, he will
be given vacation and an oportu.
nifty to reform for term three times
az long. n
, 1880-10-15

The Indian policy OF Delegate
Brents appears to be the correct
thing. tits to abolish the reserva-
tion system and throw the lands
which are, generally Speaking, ethc
finest and most productive in the
Territoryyopen to settlement, and
let the Indians take up lands and
rely on their own industry for sup
port. He considers the present pol
icy of Supporting the Indians in
comparative idlehess tends to, de.
grade rather than elevate them; ths.
it would practically have that effect
on like number Of white people
there being-no incentive 10 indiyids
ual ambition or industry while the
property Of the community or tribe
is held in common. The Indians
themselves appear to have the same
idea since they will not, except in
rare instances, take hold and Guilt
va.e their reservation lands. r. S.
"Mailn IN - sea5sss@ Ssl Ti'. aa,1
aHla = y So sts ssH .aHr. u
, 1880-10-15

TEE "intelligencer" says: "Ths
two gsess political meetings held in
this city recently have demonstrated
the fact that Seattle Republicans
outnumber Seattle Democrats two
to one. They also demonstrated
beyond q shadow Of doubt that Sc
attic Republicans are determined in
the present campaign to stand BY
their principles, their party and their
leader.
, 1880-10-15
PUGET SOUND ARGUS.
MANY of the German papers OF

MANY, of the German papers OF
the country are presenting the issues
of the present political contest with
remarkable clearness. The Gnancia I
and economic principles involved are
especially discussed with an unusual
insight BY the German press. Thus,
the CINCINNATI "Volksblstt," which
has sometimes been claimed as
democratic organ, says: "The very
fact that in Maine the democrats
could obtain a victory only by theil
alliance and fusion with the green
hackers must open the eyes Of the
business men and demonstrate to
them thst.s new danger is, threaten
ing pubic welfare which, is more 20
be fearedthan the solid south. Ii
the democrats are successful with
the aid of the greenbackers, they
naturally will and mustscomply with
their requests and demands. They
will not hesitate to do so because the
majority Of the leaders of the demo
cratic party is not only unreliable
but thoroughly rotten on the money
question. Every thinking man
knows that in case the democrats
should gain Il victory, the greatest
danger would not consist in their
paying too much, but not in paying
at all. The south is, to q cersain,ex-
tent, the home of the repadiatiou ol
state debts. A democratic victory
would greatly increase and strength
en- this disposition to repudiate
which gradually must ruin our pub
lie and ptivate credit and eon6denOs
Such tendency, such disposition
and views have chiefly prevailed fol
years among the democrats Of the
west, where they found their strong.
est support"
, 1880-10-15

The result of the town elections
in Connections makes good show.
ing for the republicans and promises
well for November. The stsadiness
and strength Of the republican vote
an shown in these town elections
may also be taken as promise for
the neighboring states Of New York
and New Jersey.
, 1880-10-15
NEW for AGENTSi
A Fine Thing for the Teeth.

Fragrant SOZODONT Is a composition
Of the purNst and choicest ingredients of
the Oriehta vegetable Kingdom. Every
Ingredient i we'll known TO have a BENZ
ficial rtiiyt on The teeth and gums. Its
cnbilmihg or anIiseptic property and AZ
onlatia fngrance makes II II toilet luxury.
SOZODOST removes all ilisagrpeablr
,'lls iron' the breath cansIl by ,atnrrll.
bad teeth. Ia. IL Is entirely free from
the lnjnriOns and arrid properties Ot tooth
paste and powders which destroy the ELL
anlrl. One bottle will lust six months.
, 1880-10-15

AT Bath, England, there has been
discovered, abou. thirty feet below
the present surface OF the earth,
perfect Roman bath, eighty fee.
long and forty feet wide, the whole
oil the interior being lined with lead
shree fourths Of an inch in thickness
, 1880-10-15

SIR JOHN FRANKLIN.--In 1845
this officer, in command of the ships
Eerebus and Terror, sailed from
England to discover the North west
passage. His command consisted OF
1873 picked men and officers, all fit
ted out in the most complete man
ner. Sir John franklin had been
three times before in the Arctic re-
gions, and great confidence was felt
in the success of his expedition. He
was last seen by a whaler, who met
him in Bafin's Bay in July 1S45.
Through the exertions OF Lady
Franklin. several expeditions were
sent in search Of Sir John, the last
being from the United States, and
in charge Z Of Eielt Frederick
schwatka, sa Cavalry, u s4 A., u al i
I Oregon 5oys last week this iexpe-
dition returned. Al lssier in. the
New York Herald" written by a
member of the expedition, furnishes
information giving unmistakable ev-
ridenee that the fate OF the Sir John
Franklin party is no longer clouded,
but, was terrible in the extreme.
The relics found and examination of
the older Esquimanx show this, but
the records o: the party are lost be-
yond recovery. Old men and WON =
en- of the Esquimaux tell the story
Of those who were doubtless the last
survivors Of these unforsuna.e yes.
sells with minaseness Of ds,ail and
evident trutbfulness which places
their fate beyond . doubt. Of what
became of their great leader and
large number Of men who consti,u-
ted the crews nothing could be dis.
covered. Only small party of of
hcers, black about the mouth, with
no hesh on their bones, is seen drag.
g'ng a boat across the ice, and then
'hey disappear, and nothing is seen
OF them until their skeletons are
found under their boat and in a tent,
prey to wild beasts and with dread.
inl evidences that they had been
driven to feed on the weaker Of their
companions before finally yielding
70 starvation and cold. Such the
SAD conclusion to which the discov.
cries Of this expedition lead.
, 1880-10-15
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NAMES, orFlcEs, P.o. ADDRESS.
Allen Weir. G VIC 4 /. Port Townsend W t.
Sist ] G Calvert. .G Wv T.. . Seattle,
n. ID. Hill, p. q. w. q. Port TOwnsend5W. T
Jos. Chllberg, /. G w Secty Olympia, w. I.
Porter. A Scct'y... Olympia,
Allen weir. g Juv Tenn P't Townsend, /"
Rev j Thomson q Chan Dlympia -
y Calvert 49,. q w Mar 80. Seattle, b"
Sist Dobbins .... q ID Mar -. Olympia, g
Sist Pattison :. g Guard. :. Olympia
n Patiison 80. III Sentinel .... olympia,
Thos Innes. .G. Coun... Victoria, d q
sSs- The next session of the Grand Lodge
viii be held in Victoria, B. o.. commencing
on the third Friday In June, 1881.
, 1880-10-15
Notice to Creditors.
IN the Probate Court Of Jefferson
County, Washington Territory.
In the matter of the estate of
Alfred Waite, deceased.

~IBFOU WdIG0g u0C0dSOWo
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, by
the undersigned Administrator OF the es-
tate Of Alfred Waite. deceased. to the
creditors Of, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to present them
with the necessary vouchers, within one
year after the date OF this notice. TO said
administrator, at the Office Of ID. W.
Smith, attorney for said estate, IN Port
Townsend w. L.
, Dated September 3D., 1880. ss5S
b 'sA .'' BENJAMIN 8. HoxsIE,
Administrator of the. estate OF Alfred
Waite, deceased. ,s5
, 1880-10-15

nTl A WEEK. el2a aS home easily made
1lL Outtit tree, Ad. True & Co., Augusta, Me
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grossly imperfect, so false, was the Puritan con,
cepton aud presentation OF righteousness SO ~ WI
nar1rs and good hnmor of the English people. that
il led straight to moral anarchy. the groiiIgaey OF
the Restoration. Ii led TO the court tI'e niiing
tle sta 0e the literature which we know. 1tlohto
the long dscrcdit of serious things 70 the dr1 mes;
OF the eighteenth century, to the "lllclgion
which ycxcd Buffers righteous soul, 10 the aNrI-
sion and ncapaeity for all deep inquiries CONGO IN
ing religion and its sanctions, 10 the hehel 80 Ie
mently found now among the followers o. h4.i i
science that such inquiries are unprOiiaDle ~ Icu
AMONGST that midee class where religion sun lIFeu
on 10 n narrowness intellectual poverty 1lD j
incredible They entered the prison on luIi 'aiiis s
and had the kew turned upon their spift there Ior
TWO hundred years. 1t led to that cial 9ct' ~
their steady and respectable life which makes one
SILVER: its hdeOusness, its immense ehhui'-
- Mixed Essays.'
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work Professor Perry defines Political Economy TO DC
the science OF sales Ills ambition has been that Els
works may become tie horn books OF bis country IN
the study Of this fascinating science" ii's desire mas
been 10 sysemaize and porularzs Political Economy
ana he thinks that young persons OF ordinary nteF
genoe and training win have 10 difficulty in mastering
every point IN this volume.
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Dress Alakina.

4 DRESSMAKER would like few moro
4 \ customers Al her house insists
executed at the lowest possible terms done te
latest fashion VII cat To- fit Call address CAS-.
sADH, 40 East a6.hst
nRESS MAKER \ first class dressmaker d.
~ sires the patronage OF customers the az
uneNceplonable references Address g. lF,bais
Uptown Office l2jS Broadway.
II RESSMAKER.- Ladies', chldren's. IN
A. fants boys nicnding rates AT machines -
Address all week J. G- 92 Last l4thst Tribune Branch
Office
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UPS AND DOWNS, ALL SMILES AND FROWNS' By
NJ j. THSEY. 4tO Ncw.NOrk: T. I. DuttOn * 20
THE LITTLE FOLKS BLACK An WHITE PA!NllN =.
BOOK. with Accompanying rhymes ana sU1 , ~ ~
Verse. Ry GEORGE WEAIHEgLl. Ito. NeW-1 OfA : SaS
sell. Pciter. Gapm & Co.
pTC1TrRF,S TO PAINT OF Illustration ~ ont
line Win II Dries and Verses. BY GEORGE WhAiu-
RRIY. Alto. NeW-l ok; Casseli Peter Gaipih q o.
Here are more graphic delights and iascIna-
tons for children. Ups and Downs Il not quite so
clever as hooks of tine same KIND when nave pre-"
ceded IT, but the little folks not severe critics ana
will find pleasure in the work without much fauhnd-
ing The other books easy nrOductioDs TO the art
of drawing and coloring and are designed to cneour
age artistic taste young people, The llnsfa-
lions of the third volume nOned areby Kate Greena-
way and other artists. Certainly the children are r-
tunaie in having so many clever people at "ciA Io'
them
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL NOTES.

CuLOROFORM AsPHYxIA.-A case OF inversion
Of the body in chloroform asphyxa Is described VI
ST Petersburg medical journal. The patient was "n
eleven years old boy in whose ear pea mao o'co"7
iueddcd After numerous trials 70 remove ie' from
,,irt q, tbrt,.dvo drops of choroform inhaled
fran n handkerchief in order 10 relieve the
great pain which these trials caused ama INA , ,h
was tben easily removed. But scarcely hau ,he
inhoIatinn ased when boys pulse e1IeIy Isea'
and inc gave every sign OF approaching deah ana Fl'
i rastoron of The usual kind were tried IN VAIN lot
moro than twenty minutes. His head aud the urper
part of hts body then thrust out OF tne wndo" TO
try the effect cool but. as no eect was Uus
produced assistants seized hold OF the DOy ~
Inc les aud hung him out OF the window with MS
head down ward, swinging him to and iro Ike pennh-
um After four or tye minutes OF this procedure me
boys deat-ke appearance Of face became reddeneh.
and he uttered cry, the respir ton ana CIRCULATION
being restored after than ba1 an hours arrest
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Gelp tUanie1

w ANTED.--A boy, - TO ID years old,
W quaincd In the city, and who writes far hand Ad-
drcss, IN handwriting, WORTH NGION, IrOuue
Ouce.
WANTED.--An energetic man well ac-
w Quaintcd IN New. York take charge n collection
ASSOCIATION must be aoe 90 furnish best o. eisrenoes and
the right make from $1,000 800 wear.
Al ress gor hTee days, T. H. COGGESHA Box 10 NIB.
une Office.
\NANTED.-A skIltul cueraVer on wood
" must excel IN drawing portraits good salary ~ be
pad TO hrst class Workman none other need apply i
alton permanent Address W W. WILL Ans LA superior
st. Cleveland OHIO.
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FRENCH TREATMENT OF HYsTERTCs.-A new
treatment OF hysterca affections is noticed in the
Gazette Medicale OF Paris In cases OF PARALYSIS OF sem
sation It has been observed that when metal IS
applied for certain time to the insensbe surface OF
limb Mt the end OF about quarter Of an hour an neon"
plete scnsihiliry returns on restricted zone Ui
skin and from mat point spreads gradually dnrhE tho
twenty.four hours the whole limb Sensiil'y re-
turns and 1T the same the skin reGdens ibe ten-
ueratre RISES and even the muscular force seems II
creased Strange TO say, however IN respect 20 ths
urncpJe OF treatment metals do act "a the same
way with the same patients Son some Eo!d "hue on
others copper u ,fcient-ihough the same ela
always on rhe same patient Some OF the most eminent
French physicians and chemists have directed ther at
teutlOn 10 this subject.
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miscellaneous.

GRAPE Wells and trimmings renovated Inv
~ Partisan expert color, Stiffness ami natural crmns
re'tored feathers cleaned and dyet Cali address s
broadway. ''
FUR, SEAL SACQUES redyed best manner
darkest shade. highest lustrc heightened viii 80,
otter Beaver lined finished complete. ~ N'"''
{. BoUGHroN. nowardst
MILLINERY in all its branches taught Inv
NI torn or lesson pupils 3tod lucrative na.iitons
Mrs A DAMS. 202 West 23d.st~ PVNA''o"s'
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A HISTORY or TIE CATHOLIC Gnu RCn ~ III ~ y y
DiocEsfs OF PITTsuuHG AID = Lh I. ~ \ 4 i
PROM ITS EsrABLl SllAkNI 10 lhh t t,.n-.,oIt.
Hrga

Benziger Bros. L.,
This book, if for 10 other reason, Is worth
mentioning, Decauscdt is piece Of local history "c"
ia carefully written Mr. Lambing well observes IN ms
urofac tbat " wori, of this character surrounded
with more and greater difficulties than people are apt TO
imagine" Materials are meagre and scattered ana
much depends upon tradition. The book starts from
1887 when there were only 365 Catholics in all Pom
syyania The number OF Catholics settled in Pitsourg
at the beginning OF the present century was 20 sh
as TO attract no attention from the missionaries Inc
orst mass was celebrated in Phadelphia in 17os Mr.
landings history embraces the progress OF the Cathoc
Church from that period and is fun Of interesting IN
formation.
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6cnses ano Rooms rUanteo.

HOUSE WANTED.-To hire by small
Il family OF adults; must be IN perfect order
south OF 14thst. In good neghbOI hood OH0
10 800 Address, with particulars M Box 49, Tribuno
Uptown Office, LESS broadway
SMALL FLAT or part of house, in good
~ location for family OF two adults aud three children
price not exceed $50 month FLAT WANTED Tribune
Office.
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INTRODUCTION TO POLITICAL ECONOMY. By AR.
THUR LATHAM PERRY, IL. ID. New-York; charles Serb
ners sons
Il may be sufficient at present to state the
object character Of this book without reference TO
TIA doctrines IL been the purpose OF Professor
perry "a he says so lay foundations OF Political
Economy IN their whole circuit that they viii never
need 10 be disturbed aterward by resortng 10
II for their carly instruction" AgsiDss IA Ia Larger
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e oparlnersnp Nouees.

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
under tho firm name OF MErCALFE & GIBBs ia
ewIOrk, anu NErCALFE & Ct SIZING in Bunalel n Y
is this day dissolved by consent -
Dated Oct .. lSS0 JAS. ). MErCALFE. Buffalo
T. " GIBBS, New York
THOS, ". GUSHING. BuGAlo
The business OF the above be hv tla
ed under The GIBBS & CUslil No
In New
Dated Oct .. 1854 A. w. GIBBS New-YOFk.
THOS. W CUSHING, ButFaio
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UfrurSiou5.
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Ncm Publications

CAUTION
The public book called Tho Elite Direc
tory" put forth by Phillips w. Phillips co..
connection whatever with the Home journal Or with It's
pictOrs; neither has 1t had such connection aud all
statements 10 tho contrary false.
MORRIS PHILLIPS & co.
POpriei0rs OF the Rome Journal
nUE N0TlCE.-Due notice will be given of
~ the publication day Of Mary J. Holiness novel,
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BYRON BY JOHN NcDoI- English Men of Letters Series
Svo. New-iork; Harper Brothers.
There is a tendency TO summarize biography,
and to get great deal of an important life into small
book We can say least Of Mr. Nichols Life OF Byron
that it is entertaining full Of information. and de-
void OF original criticism We do not know that there is
IN this book any fresh Information respecting Byron
but what the world already had. scattered through
many books is here brought together and condensed
The different works of the poet examined intelli-
gently aud chartably. We may Call special attention
the chapter Don Juan, which strikes us partcu
larry clever and correct.
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,up PuRtrANs AND RELIGION.

Is 1t contended that tho Puritan triumph in the
Civil War was the triumph OF religion,-of conduct
and righteousness Alas 1t Was its defeat so
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DOTTERDAM LINE. - -
Al steamers leave WArsON'S STORES, Brooklyn. ,,.,-
- =. - -.... Weds-day, october 18th.
ROTTENDA NJ y" Gi''se.l, De' -, -"S-i'
H. CAZAUX cen. Agi. q south wiian-st
PUNCH. EDYh d co. ~ south WIau-st" Freight AgtA
L. W NORRIS 90 Broadway. GeattJ Passage sehI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-10
vNMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL -.
NOTICE.-The Of this Lane iaAe Lieni'hane
Maury's Lane routes at all seasons Oi the year. n NJ -
CITY OF Rich a ~ MA ~ y -
On y ~ Di.fT.S.fs -. tn & r. DAY. oct. ~ ! a m
INV az ftSITS sATI-RDAY, Oct. %. D. m.
CITY OF MONThEAL....-.--l III knDAf. NO. > U d. M
From per -, y. X, foot ~ ChaI IOh y. 49,, 49,.
CABIN. $50 and 500 Return ticket on aSoraD's tI''
SrEERAGE $2S Prepaid $50. Drafts AZ o"cst it..S.
Aiug and batnTooms ahlo7hip--
These steamers do carry cattle. sheep OF llgs =,
JOHN O. DALE. Agent. - ana 80 BIOadn AZ. -
Office. iO5 SOuth iii-st