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Bay the SigwaIs

With Cranes Patent Automatic Tension
Liberator, and all latest improvements. The
best Sewing Machine made. Agents wanted
Address SIGwALT SEWING MACHINE Co,
236 Wabash Ay ChicO9o Ill.
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The voltaic Bele CO., marsmaal, lzach.
afflicted upon 30 days trial. See their adver-
tlsement In this paper headed. "On 90 Days
Trial.
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Sparkling across a garden fence ad-
mits Of good deal being said on botn
sides.
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Prices reduced II for Dentistry:lat DR.
Bryant's. 8 E. Srd st., St Paul, MINI.
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ACTS DIRECTLYON The KIDNEYS,

Blsdder, Bowels & Urinary Organs,
By forcing into the system through the pores Of
the skin, powerful and healthful vegetable
tonics and diuretics and absorbing from u
vile humors and every trace Of disease, giving
1t wonderful power to immediately relieve
and permanently cure Inflammation and
Brfght'e Disease of the Kidneys, Diabetes,
Dr0psy, Rheumatism, COnsumptiOn Of
the Bowels, Catarrh OF the Bladder. I'm.
ability 60 retain or expel the Urine, stone
Ia the Bladder, High Col0rea. 8camty or
Painful Urimatimg, Deposits I'm the Urine.
PAIN In THE BACK, side or LOans, Ner.
vOus Debility, Female weakness. and In
fact ell diseases of these organs whether contracted
By overwork excessive drink the abuse Of nature or
Otherwise IL superceeds nrely the inconveniencea
and troubles Of taking and hurful internal
medicines. Il n the only DISCOVER Of the poas-
onsus Uric Acid which forms In the Kid
neys and exists In the blood Of Rheumatic
patients. IL h worn exactly where needed, next
e the body and over the kidneys II 10 comfor
and Il equally good for MAN. vv0nsaam or child.
Il safe pleasant and reliable in its escs yet pow,
doubts and suspicions Give i trial and become con
vinced thas II 10 deception, but medicatsd appli.
nohns sss saving hundred q dosrs and ssSnrne
Thoussnds aaiy adding thsir tsssimons % the Gu
dies had failed. why Tsr s aented q % y iih hack
on Or Hs hss ns so e ssnd pg . % g
end receive 10 BY return Of mail.
al Psd for chronic ~ rsa @ Sz sgs
standlng $500; chiidfsn's Pad Tor sumusr coplsinS
veal Kidney and bed wettine. sL5e Our book sRow
discovery. mailed free. writs for.ik
sale Rrsezassors. TokE5o. Dino.
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Important to the Fair Seacy

TEE GREAT ENaLIsn REMEDY. o.r,s ms,,>.
ton Ovarian Diseasee and sM diseases known as fe.
male Weakness They have bsen used In Ensland foS
Duggtsts everywhere Price boz or sis bore
fer $780, ssns b nail fres o. posease securely sealed
THE GRAY MEDICINE CO,
Mechanics Block. DeErofk Rieh.
Wholssale Agents for United States
E PAmphlets sent free. -
Sold IN St. Paul hy 3. b. Bigss and BfuaSt LusA
eornsr Wabashaw and Sixth sfssstA tn NinneapolE
by0Esy HoGtA. Uk,iiS
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National yeast never fails. Try it.

John NJ. Riley is now in Europe selling tn
Frazer Axle Gl ease.
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic Cures 0ypepsia.
DR. Bryant's Dental PArlOrs East Third st.
a porl MINI
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures the most OBJ.
stinate cases of liver complaint.
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Sore Ears, Catarrh

Many people are afflicted with thees losthsons dis
Eases but very few get We from themi this s ewing
20 improper treatment ONLY they are readily cura
Pc Il properly treated. This is no Idle boast but
Lect have proven over an over again BY my treat
ment. Send for my little Book FBEE TO ALL, 1t will
tel you all shout these matters and who an Ny
iarge Book, ss pages, octave; price. 81 By mail Ac'
DIR. G. Il. sHOEMAKER, Auzsl Surgeon.
Reading, Pa.
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Tue now SIr6ngL0en6Q COnVlCLlOn C0aG IL
was no delusion, no fancy, but that the
sound had come plainly over the wires,
I felt my courage returning, and resolved
TO heed the mysterious warning. The
rolling OF the thunder and the mad roar
of the storm no longer depressed me-.
I stepped boldly back into my own room,
and rested my eyes unfinchingly on the
on the the mysterious box. What was
the mysterious ireight2 Why had the
phantom of the storm sent those words
ever the wlresa What unknown hand
had reached out from the very lightning
itself to warn me of danger? These
questions rushed through my mind as
felt the dread fear dappearing and found
myself of sudden growing strangely
calm.
The clock struck ten. I turned to the
shelf, and with hand that no longer
trembled, inserted the key and wound it
composedly. Would 1t be the last time
that should ever perform that simple
taskG No matter. Happier than most
men, because contentcd with my humble
lot, it should never be said that old Billy
finched in the face of duty. For that
night 1t was my duty-my own sacred,
all-important duty-to guard the treas
rre left to my keeping. And guard it
would while life remained.
When had finished winding the clock,
took down from the shelf an old rusty
pistol which had lain for years undisturb-
ed. It was not loaded, nor had either
powder or bullet anywhere In the station.
But the weapon was an ugly looking one,
and carried sort of silent force in case
Of too aggressive argument. After ex-
amining the rusty leck, put the pistol
on the table, lighted my pipe, and
closed the door that opened into the
freight-room. Now that was thorough
ly myself again, I found it easy enough
to shut out the sight of that omlnous OBJ.
long box.
It was not until the clock struck again
that IL eleven that / made up my.
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Sill don't IKE 10 De Dlamed.
And Guy didn't blame her.
Cassius Barclay always calls his wife's
brother-ln-law "Winitred's fotsam," !" and
says:
"Helen, your sisters fotsam is really a
little too good to have been left as food
for the fishes.''
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1his wonderful substance IL acknowledged by phrst
Sans throoghout the world 70 be tia best remedy
GtscOveEed for tbs cure OF Wounds Rurns Rhsnrs.
Hsm, Skin Diseases, PLEA Cstarrh, Chilblsina "a
N S.cef tnSe eyer! ons may ty it, It Is pat 1p In
eoo . mt bottles for hoasshold use Obsain n iron
yonf druggist. and 200 viii find Il superior % saJ
thing Jon have ever nsed. -
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,,o TJ,DF1,S INCOME Tx.

Reluctance TO meet n charge of dishonest deal
ipg is usually regarded rs confession OF
guilt. The trial in the suit of the Government
AGAINST Mr.. Tilden to recover arrears OF income
tax alleged to have been wrOngfully withheld,
has been postponed by Mr. Tilden's request
until November next. The Government has
willingly granted the request because 1t expects
to gam certain legal advantages by the delay
which are explained in our Washington as
patches. But there Is another gain III the TACT
that the postpOnement until after the PrcSlden-
tiai e.ec ion has been held proves That the
prosecution is not conducted for partisan pur-
poses The acton Of the Government Is dign-
fed, ard IN the interest of public dcccncy. lis
course Is that Of a strong party dealing with
man whom it knows to be in lis power stu
Mr. Tilden Will mqucstjOnahly gam by
the postponcmcnt. Little or nothing VIII he
herd of the case before November, while II 1t
had come t. trial. the papers might nave Dreh
filed for weeks and months, Mt critical ume'
with damaging disclosures, and perhaps might
have recorded the disgrace of an adverse RESULT
The temporary adyan:agP is all with the de-
PENDANT, bat what wiz hr the permanent eject
upon the honest opin;on of tie countryf Mr..
Tildcn has been making all his preparations To
demand another nomination for the Presidency
from bis party. One Of he serious obstacles ~ his
way is tie general estimate OF his moral char
acicr. and one Of The influences producing that
estimate has been tlIs very charge. Here was
an opportunity 81 meet the accusation at il
time when a verdict in his favor would have
vaSy strengthened him in his party and be
fore the people, ard-tbe tIial has been post
poncd at his request until November. The
charge has been pending for years, bnt lac Is
Wiling 70 wait eight months longer for his vim
dIcatIon. Evidently Mr.. 1ildcn pays his party
the POOR compliment of surprising that he can
Get its nomination, 10 matter what his rcputa-
ton is
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thev pot themselves on the back 10 think The
condition they offer is so generous and easy
The other day. tie, organ zed a new sutdiYl-
sion OF the party with the same patriotic pur-
pose-to hlImonze the paIty-at Iilden'' eX-
pense. This scheme is still IN process OF work
ing, the design being to draw into the new
s. union" as many of Tildcns friends as pos
sible. and by and by spring she trap on tn en-
by inducing them TO consent 10 set aside lhdcn
as the one man who stands in the way OF
harmony and success. These are thermometers
with an inyar abb and unvarying ultma'um'
TO wit, surrender The party divides on Ilden,
and the ANTI Tilden men have the assurance TO
propose 90 the other faction, as the sole cond-
ton of union, the abandonment OF their candl-
date. They Will listen to nothing less. ms Is
making n sacrifice for the sake of peace with the
sacrifice all on one side. Differences are not
often adjusted by negotiations Of this character.
The Tildeu wing of the party have sense enough
1T least TO comprehend the situation, and to sec
that under such circumstances no union Is pos
sible They are accordingly taking measures to
avoid the advances Of Tammauy. They do not
mean, if they can help it, to expose themselves
20 the Establishments or The threats of the rival
faction. Hence, they do not call their Conven-
ton for fear the Tammlny Committee will call
theirs for the same day and place, and make
trouble Meantime Tammany follows them M
perSistentiy. with The obvious design of doing
just that thing-mceting at tho same time and
place. and proclalming it, desire for harmony
on the very reasonable condition that the Ti!dcn
men abandon Tilden.
The latter are trying hard to circumyent the
scheme; with what success remains 10 be seen.
1t j., open 10 them to fix upon place and hire
all the halls and hotels IN advance, but the
Tammany crowd threaten IN that event to
build wigwam, and camp ont beside them; so
that plan Will not work The only thing that
occurs to Us now rs 81 all practicable Is for the
Tildcn men to fortify some such place IS Bed
loc's Island. and meet there. Wherever else
they 20 the thermometers are sure to pursue
them. and present an olive branch at the point
of the blvonet. We have now Tie singular
Spoc.ac. O. of Il great party trying 20 find some
secluded spot IN which to conduct lis dclib"r-
lions and transact its business undis'uIbod, and
a + ction of the parts following il up with shil-
lalahs and brclhags. bent on removing the OBJ
,tlcc- 20 % good understanding aud establish
ing harmony with il.
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voted himself TO works Of charity. Re visited TIE
earrets Of the poor. to q SPECIAL interest III sick
workmen, and the iniim and poor Of the llbor-
ing quarters will sorely miss him The loss Of his
eve, too, made reading and writing very arGuOus.
and he sought in active life and in the open ar a
compensation for this prlvatlOn. His drawing
shown in his pOstp0nement of his recent departure
for St Petersburg hll his valet had recovered from
his rheumatism sufficiently 10 accompany HIM.
This valet is the young soldier who, when the
Prince was so terribly wounded IN the siege of Ss-
tria, cared Tor HIM with exceeding gentlencss and
solictude. When the Prince got well he took the
him since.
LONDON, March 29.-Sr Allen Young late owner
Of James Gordon Benefits Arctic yacht Jeanette,
received Professor Nordenskjold. the Swedish ex-
plorer at dinner last night at his residence IN Lon
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PnLLTLcs IND III FENLTLNTIARE

FVLiioS AN III" J., W Nv ~ o..
There are TWO notorious ~ u u" '.''''
@nciSoo WHO were S'"'' YEA sun '''' ~ ,.
SIX inohtuS Hn.'INoli'i'D' "'" n.y.
making I"ccIu'"'! i'.'"''' "'''''
ami piol'hc toward ma ''"u,'''' """ '''''''
to tie pubic peace IL W." NNc '"' ""'''''
world chIou' lde' Oh 'l'' e''',c 20
ana ~"cc'! III AM ca J." ''''" ina.
serving 'heI u. H lA l"" '"' nun "'' ''''''''
more sP'e'"e'' just ii"o muse 'V'
have been convicted an" are "'" ."E 80 '''
general Remuneration 81 lIe''3 "''''! d." inv ~
>Itf'H'it l''Ii' ~ N"'ii"'"''' q" -
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PUBLIC OPINION.

Nobody has ever ventured to call Tilden an
as. IN political matters and his dearest hope tbaa
Grant VIII be ncrnuated.- Milwaukee sentinel lRep)
Senator f, munds is a good man, but be Is
hot only who can save The country from sudden
ami total ue,tructOn.-l Cincinnati Commercial dnd)
In this State we shall favor lnstIucting the
delegates fcr any particular man. hut against Mr..
Illdcn We believe th~ TO ice the wish OF Huecnils Of
the Democrats IN the state. FicSNouiG Herald Dem)
We cannot afford to repel that reform sentl-
ment IN th, Democratic party Tl ca sustained lidth
when purified the administration q" thiS state Nyr
would hc lso other offend that Democratic sfuti-
,nert which calls FOR repararOn of tho wrong Der
narrated Nv me Presidential frauds OF 1870. buffalo
Its.F
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TOO EARLY FOR AN AN1IGRANf CONVENTION.
FROM me Cincinnati COnmertidt tinD

4 call has Dtcn ISSUED Og lht dull-tullu
tc,n Eep bio us 81. Lou, for tne Assembling ~
Naoua Mass Convention ant!-iaird 'ermers in that
civ on the 9Th My next, - riec National 1r-
anZAtI0n through which proper expression OF mo
viii o. the American people against The rrncpe or
third Pr,sdeptai term may bee secured aud % besu
movement " with view 81 liking limit 10 executive
tenure hy Constitutional amendment" Tlere VIII 10
no DISPOSITION anrug tsOsc who believed wsh The Re-
puhncsus of Pennsylvania. New YORK and Ohl3 IN
1873 has The precedent sot b. Washington and oher
e.rl. Pfc,cu ~ the Republic should Oe regarded ~
- fundamental rule IN tho unwTttrn law OF the hepaD
lie TO nsseut fr0m tie objects >el !orth IN thla Gail
XII arr.thrdte VIII heartily Subscribe 10
Them But thcre vii! arise question abons
whtch there viii he some difference of opinion. -
VII; that he action Of the st Louis Committee Is
nren,a.ur. It proceeds upon the assumption thar tho
nnmInaton or Grant Chicago Is inevitable unr.s the
arttnird terrners make orEaDiLrd demonstration ~
.nncleut proportions 10 prevent H. We are by no means
satisnrd that the Republican party VIII make the fatal
hiun,Ier OF nominating Grant II the Republicans are
determined 80 nominate for thfd tein AZ IL is AS
suned nv this call they are then no action OF mass
meein,g or convention IN s. Louis, unless shter
nt herring than there reason 70 nniopate, VIII
have any effect upon their resolution Ihey Will noHn-
ate Grant m spite OF all arguments and protesiatons
to tho contrary The meeting OF ZACH convention as
~ proposed would be accepted by NE country as con-
fession OF the Imninent danger or IhrdeFm candl-
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BOOMING FOR TUDEN.

TIlden, In our Judgment l. infinitely stronger
A. IL Presidential candidate thau 9th Who h1r uecn
named It's candidacy would prcscnt The single ISSUE
OF the Re ub.icau pr cipe az tn' majority rule on
ore hand and ceutlalZatIon aud imperialism ON The
Other ANY candidate. ii Il True would be opposed 10
the Radical policy generally. But no one Ike ilden
coulu represent TIE practical energetic eNurpaon or
The abuses that have crCpt INTO public Affairs since the
Republican. obtained power. tbs was the question
urau wnir Teu was elected ia 1876, and los chausln.
m issue now not only lose the benefit az the moral
OF that victory, hut oOncouc the Iaud ~ Whch tue
elt,ou was ST aside Others, individuals, may be
more ppuula having been subjected 10 t1r same
amount OF criticism but no one 80 wen reflects Dy nis
f,,ude and cnrear the Vita, essential ISSUES OF TIE
D.crc M the present crisis Samuel j. 1Ildcn, OF
NsV Nfl
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NOT AFRAID OF TAMMANY.

FIOFN Itc OTUvhtVF E7e''s'
II Mr.. Tiden desires united and. virtually,
an rucod DELEGATION from has safe, be will pro a.
MY rct IT, He Is stronger IA the regular organization
vim Tamnany's opposition than without IL. for tnero
are a great many influential Democrats who VIII resist
the violent dotatOn OF TammanY Han, who 4 left free
10 acc would not be wlirg to adhere to Mr. IIuen rs
The most avaliGble candidate. Tammany VIII doubtless
senc what II will term 'oontestng delegation" Ia Gu
onuat. II will make great deal OF noise outside the
convention 80 tar as the nomination Is concerned,
'rsmmany's camUr will help i1deU-and II may noiSi'
rate him. There Is Ouy way that 1ammapy nan
can ulure Tden now aud mat Is by cXpicit decara'
non FROM It's leaders that they have rctr9d ho-cthot
rom the business of attempting 10 control National
pOhtics
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1IANCH oruCrs or TIE TRIBUNE
3Gem,32 Ell. DULY GGit1g2ge.
FOUNDED gY HORACE GREELEY.
TUESDAY, MARCH so, 1880.
- NEnN TnIS NORNING.

FoRrIGv.-The Baroness Burdet,-Coutis says pub-
iicly that thc Liberals are unable 10 form the strong
Governmcn. which England needs. - The Slle-
STA has been tovel into Queenstown with her shaft
broken. -=- The French Government viii issue
DEGREES against unauthorized religious societies to-
DAY.
DoMTSTIc-Mr Kemble and the others who
pleaded guilty TO attempted bribery did not appear
for sentence yesterday AttOTncyG General Ward
has given his opinion on tho elect OF
the recent decision regarding National bank
taxation. =- here has been d.sorGerly scene
in Piusburg. Penn. Presbyterian church. ---=-
General Grant arrived at Houston yesterday;
he leaves for New-Orlcans to-day. --
The House Committee on Ways and Means has
agreed upon a new sugar tariff &C The United
States supreme Court delivered large number Of
decisions Yesterday. -- The Democratic State
Convention Is called for April 20, at Syracuse
CITY AND SUnURBAN.-How to reduce the char
liable tax on the city was discussed by managers
of charitable institutions yesterday. = Presi-
dent HAYES and party arrived in the city.
60 The Sherman Clubs Of this city and
BROOKLYN had reunion. - Republicans
opposed TO a third term made arrangements to form
q central committees - Steinway's men went TO
work, but trouble broke out in other trades. -
Justice Daniels decided two motions in the telegraph
contest in this city. === Afidavits were read
in The Ereaiag cypress controversy. == Gold
value Of tle legal-tendeT silver dollar 4122 grains,
S793 GEMS. Stocks dull and generally lower clos
ing weak aud unsettled.
CONGBFss.-In the Senate the bill for an Inter
national Exhibition in New-YOTk in 1883 was con-
sdered the Geneva Award bill was. after debate,
laid aside. 60 In tho House, number Of new
bills were offered the Consular and Diplomatic
Appropriation hill was up for debate.
The Manufacturers local observations in
dictate clear or partly cloudy weather with cool brisk
winds Thermometer yesterday; Highest, $780, low
est, 2So: average 33l2o.
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D0DGJNG THE H1RMoNIZERS

IF we rightly understand the pre,Cnt posture
of affairs in the Democratic party in this State,
the Tanmany wing ia hunting the other fellows
with lighted candles in order to harmonic with
them. and the other fellows are dodging the
Tammany crowd with continuous energy and
rcsorting TO high strategy to escape the en-
brace 1t is very fuBnV chase. Tdmmany
has been apparently very anxious 20 harmonIze
for a long time. Many ami various have been
the schemes IT has set on foot to that end, but
all thus far to no purpose. It, fayorite plan has
been TO send ont diminishing parties under one
name and another to create a diversion, and, 10y
removing the cause OF dispute payo the way to
the restoration of peace. A year ago, Governor
Robinson being the only obstacle TO peace and
union, a nice little tea party was organized at
the residence Of that peculiarly polite person
and remarkable statesman, Mr.. August Belmont
and committee was sent Out--whlch, alas,
neve- was heard from afterwards-to induce
Horatio ScJ mOur TO accept the nomination for
Governor, thus heading of Robinson and
smoothing the road to good understanding
Then the Tammany delegation went to SYRIA
cuse all fierce for harmony. and Only demanding
~ the price that Robinson I've thrown overheard
"Anybody but Robinson" they impored.
Drop him, and let Us harmouizc." Dor
sheimer, il viii be remembered, WAS eloquent TO
the verge of palhos on this theme. Bat the
Tildcn wing would not drop, and there Was &C
cordngly the Kelly bolt.
:. Now they arc jus! a. fierce az ever Tor b'r-
mony at the price of The sicIilce o 1ildcn.
aAnybody b,a Tildcnt' il the present ely, and
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mated finds itself confronted by another Wiilch
openly declares that, if nominated, that cahu-
dare shall be beaten even III his own state
The Democratic party may as wei TICK 10
the fraud ISSUE" bad as it is. II it goes FUR
Their ii j. likely to fare worse, and to split INTO
more r,i.ces
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than a convict in actual confinement. But
these persons can hardly be expected TO take
that view Of the matter. Some Of item, at
least, have been Objects Of contempt FOR years
and were not restless under it. The disc m
forts and degradation OF prison HE have lerors
for tn, IN, however, and they have apr aren'ly,
sought TO escape them altogether. Soud they
do So they will have the proud satisfaction Of
being able to deny that they were ever III jall.
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the manager procured his copy. The only way
to stomp out the offence IS to fight 'ach IN
divdual case on its own merit That Is What
Gilbert ard Sullivan say they mean to do, and
we hone .hey Will keep heir resolution