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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05
PUBLIC OPINION.

Before speaking OF General Hancock, Mr.
Fnglsu should nave considered tue fact hIt ~, pretty
warm weather for taffY 10 naha Republican (Repl
What every Democrat in the South should
aim al now Is victory Tor the sake OF the good tDat
mus how from A. To our people aud section. ma not az
any personal bene profit tIat accrue u each OK
any OF us.-f Ric hmoud State (Dem1
General Hanc0ck's first care in his letter OF
acceptance - T. Identity himself unreSrryedy Wild the
Democratic party H. is Of the party's recent
converts Das the party gone over 60 hun lie dp'
meals to the county Democrat perfectly nc lao 10
upon a Democratic PLATFORM New Orleans Pleayune
(Deml
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05
GENERAL BUFFERS PLANS.

A gentleman who has the reputation or en-
Toying General Buffers close cOubdrco sais u Irdr
eIer represents Ilerc tritI VIVA ever ~ tue
story thai General intends To Tor Congress. He
has further ambition that way As 10 his running Tor
the Goyernorship he has not made mp his mind, Dul
think be will be compelled o. because many OF MS
friends il he steps ASIDE this year he may nage
difficulty I'm securing the nomination next year | do
NOT feel that way an confident that this year.
next year. or year. whenever anybody gets up IN
Democratic STATE Convention aud says Butler he can
have the nomination In spite OF himself even sun
believe will be nominated again this ialI unless no
hatV refuses accept"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05
A GARFIELD ANECDOTE NOT FOUND n DEMO
CRATIC JOURNALS.

Years ago, when II was necessary TO raise
money To pay the war dtbt Incurred ny
the Democratic rebellion, coal oil was taxed Tor rev
enne In was very nish tax Coal OIL, unlike woskey
and tobacco was an indispensable article and the tax
WAS "A burden to the poor and people or moderate
means General Garfield introduced into Con-
gress, and had passed, bl reducing TINS
fax 10 nominal This, az General Gar
field expected and intended, was great rehef
10 the mass OF population. Ii happened also 70
operate in favor the puDcey merchants ana specua-
Iors M OF OF Peunsy aud AewIOrs, VI had lit
eIaly their millions in H." by essenug the amount or
capital requ red To handle OIL, and allowing De Ter pr
cent OF profit. IL was very small matter Tor
these dealers to make up purse OF 10000 as
"A present TO General Garfield which they DID, ana
asked him to accept II. The General replied that no
could not accept the gift he mad done simply what he
thought was his duty to Consumers OF oil, with 20
Thought or reference them their interests. IT. ne
dentay the act was a benefit TO them he was gratned
but he bad no claim tnem Permission was lueh
asked to present the purse to Mrs Garfield and TINS was
declined.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05

gains show that there is no popular reVoi1
against the policy of the dominant party.
The enforcement of the DEGREES against the
Jcsrits and the return of the Communist
exies have caused no uncaIDess even among
the conservative rural population. lOe us
like Of the middle classes for religious lbuu-
ence in politics is as strong under the hiro
Republic as il was in Louis Phllppes
reign.
Another significant feature Of these cleo
tons Is that the result il regarded in Paris as
a Gambettist triumph. 1t is one OF many
signs that France is soon to have a system OF
double-party government, asst is underst0ou III
England and in the United States. The gsad-
ua DISAPPEARANCE Of The mOnarchcal factloDS
which planned the overthrow Of Theirs seven
years ago. leaves the ground clear for gem
uine conservative party. Not conservative IN
the sense of reactiOnary, as President Mac
Mahon misused it, but conservative as OPP
posed to the advanced republicansm advo-
Gated by Clemenceau, Iumbert, RocheiOrt anu
Trinquet. 1t seems strange thing 10 say,
but Gambctta is the natural leader Vi
the Conservatives-of the wealthy, educated
and influential classes, corresponding TO the
powerful party which IN GnlZots tline Iraiieu
the Constitution. supported Louis Philippe ana
rave France it's first impressions OF govern
ment by political parties. The members OF
the Commissioned are already popularity
classified as Gam bettists and Antl-OainOet-
lists. which indicates that there will be
a Gambettist and an Antl-GamOeC'lsC
party in the next Chamber of Deputies. IhaI
il I'm soy fine Left Centre the Pure Left, ana
the more moderate members of the Advanced
Left will be fused into a compact polltlcai
organization, which will revise the Constltu-
ton and make either Presidential or Cabinet
Government u reality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05
WHY INDEPENDENTS WILL NOT VOTE FOR HAN
COCK
| FrOtn The Boston Herald md


We wish to have some light thrown upon
the InetnOo Genera HaucO, k would adopt IN handing
the que sons thai now uppermost IN mems mltHsi
moi what he would do II he had been President hNe
terms or three terms ago Would be or wOuid ne hos
veto bill that had tendency t0 unduy initiate inc cur
renew Would favor or oppose reform In TIE pr's
enI tariff How would he settle the antagoniSm thh -
growing up between the Federal aud the state eOuts'
In what way would h. maintain the right OF every ~
zen 10 vote ANA have ms vote honestly cOunedt WAY
would he President to reform the civii service
To these and similar demands for intelligence Gcntth
Hancock makes not the slightest response rms ~
fatal errori all the that the 9afiy oil Witt
on watch the public can depend IL mas osed
on one fence at one convention ana Nautee
completely over IL before tue next IL has favored '
trade ana protection hard money aud SOFT Money
continuance IN Office during good behavior, ana uis
ION OF the spols among tue ycors; free ana hon ~
ballot and gun campaign Which oil THESE altena
tlyes will they take mp II they get Into power No on9
can tell for there is administrative record 10 aPpes
TO. II General Hancock IL too timd To lay OUT CIV,
policy for ns party, those who vote for him WI De SIM
Div taking leap In the dark IL may result satlsiae'
tory To the country and 10 NAV DE just the reverse
Roth the good aud evil of Mr. GaIhelas ADM
could be predlcated in adyancej while OF Genera nan.
eoeKs nothing be predcated, except that, IRON aus
upwpgness to speak, IL may be Judged that ne Is w
huenc by who much more likely 10 20 "fonS
than " 80 right
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05

FOR SALE-1Wo ForSaiHs latest improrcd
Folding Machines wW fold a sheet 80 by IS;
nearly ne,c aud in perfect running order. In
qare at The TRIBUNE Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05

The manufacture of bogus medical diplomas
in Philadelphia is again an international scan
dial. This villanous trade has been carried
into Spain. and Mr.. Evarts has directed the
attention of Governor HOyt to the facts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05

Another idiot who pointed a revolver at a
friend Gin fun l." has the horror of unattended
homicide on his soul. There should be a new
kind of pistol invented for these people, war
ranted to kill the idiot and spare the other
man,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05

Commissioner Raum's letter to Secretary
Sherman makes remarkable showing of the
work of the Internal Revenue Bureau. In the
past four years nearly five hundred millions
in Internal Revenue taxes have been collected
and paid into the Treasury, without the loss
of dollar, all such deficiencies as have arisen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05
Amusemsnts ana Nleenngs Co. Night.

HIyrpIy's THEATRE" Rainbow Revels."
MADISON SQUARE THEATRR-" Hazel klrke.
NEw-YoRK AQvAHluM
kibIo's GARDEN Dmstrels.
WAIilCK's THEATRE" The Grim Goblin"
METROPOLITAN CONCERT HALL-Conccrt
No. 7}3 BROADWAY Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05

The harbor-masters have prepared and put
forth number of new regulations with a
view TO lessenng the danger of collisions
Probably if they had waited day longer
they would have added another, for the ben
eft of the Captain of the Twilight-that
schooners at anchor have the right of way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05

General Weaver appeals to the Greenback
party tor one dollar contributions to pay the
expenses of the campaign. This is Mr..
Engiishs opportunity. He can conciliate a
whole party with his customary subscription,
and be in no danger of having the money re-
turned to him this time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-05

That sixty thousand free-count majority IN
Alabama is joyfully hailed by the Democrats as
the first gum As a response to HancocHS call
for fair elections, 1t is gun with tremendous
" kickO 10 il.
, 1880-01-14

WILL CLOSE OUT.
PROVIDENCE, X l., Jan. ll-The City Insurance
Company hua voted tn ciuse business.
, 1880-01-14
OBITUARY..
PROF. SAMUEL GARDINER.
Spseia( Dfypatth to Ihs Chicago Tribune,


spstiai Dtspateh to 7hs Ch!eaoo Tribune.
BUFFALO, n. T., Jan, la-ps7,f. Samuel Gar
diner, formerly Government electrician, and
famous inventor, died hero to-day. ffo Was
taken sick ut Detroit on few-Year's Day with
typhoid pneumonia, and OIL arr1ving At this city
WIS ton i'll to proceed nny further He took
ql.rters Mt tho Rrpezel House, but subsequently
removed 70 the rr:idnnce u RELATIVE. y, where
early ilts 'nnr1,ing, uycd 81 yrars. rrof. CIR:
dncr WIS .prolu6ly .6ne. Of tho most, noted
gc,lil1scs Of A'neriea. fto was brought Into
iMltoricsy BY tho invention Of nh ore-cr1ishor,
now entlrriy used by miners and orc-mltls
in tho West. Subsequently, hn hrnught
olt 4 snll.anaalg.!uatir' but rs ereatess.
process nf lighting aa* by etrrtrieity, in 1861.
lIo secured J. recognition Of his patent hy COIL
tt1,ct ta put II In tho CnpIto! ut Washington;
ills work proved u SUCCESS, a1ld ho was appointed
tlnycrnment Electrician, which ot'teo he filed
for ni,out f,inc years. 1le alsn perfected I'M
electric livht and lneter to control tho low q
Ills whoin Attonton, and he dropped his ulectrlc
light. Io t,afl nut his tntont nto many churches
Rs.l public buildings IN rn9ny II tho cities Of the
country. lle leaves Wife and three chil.sron.
, 1880-01-14
A MILD EMBARGO,

Special Hlspdlfh 70 1He CHsasso 7H6Qne.
DLoDAtH1r1N, I'LL, Jan. n.-Nuvor In tho bis
tory of sfcItsan Cr,tnty hHs thts mud bccn moro
destructive Of tr.ltiu Mnd cntcrprisa thin 1,,s,
uoyy, uut tho whole nf Conts1,l ltlnus III slmi-
larly a1ucted. General stagnatIoa autl plr,llysi.
hIlve cnsuod. 4 pu1aplutu md e!ieet,uul enl.
bargu has boom pntcd IN ull tsatilo bulweeu uity
and n.r.n. Not pauI,si of gran IL ontnliss. l,ut
a hoof nor = hor,,. The supply OF pr1xluco Is
brought III unt.rely by rail. Coal uan scarcely
be delivered In tho city,, The day nf hal,lcarts
Ia Hear tt hand, for delivery. WnGors must give
I'LL tho 8ttrpta.
, 1880-01-14
WISCONSIN INSANE.

speetat Correspondence of 17te Chtedeo Tribune.
WATEKT0wN, Wiz, Jatl. l..-Tho noard for tho
rcapportlonmant nt tho stata laosritals for the
Insane have directed Tint Jefferson County be
tiUtauhcI fr,ni tho NnrlhGrn District alil ut
tNchei ia tho Madison District. Steps. there.
foro, will tc taken ~ Gon fnr the trn1ster of .ll
County 10 tho Hospital for tho lnsAne at Madl-
, 1880-01-14

OF H. jacobs Qfl Ii constantly Increasing; 1t "
praised BY uycryb2iy, and hover falls TO give
ent4ro satisfaction"
, 1880-01-14
TEMPERANCE WORKERS,

SpEt3ol UNlNtc6 70 1h4 Ck1t1Q0 3Fvbn0ts
RLouAIN0Tos, ILL.,, Ja1. lA-The MoLoan
County temperance llcn 'org1ulfxod u County
Alllanc6 to-day, clnctipx wtliAm Bono pFcsi-
don't: Vtce-Prcsidcnt, William MaxweIl II
Chunoa; Secretary, tho Roy. II, n. Short, NJ
Downs; TreasAror, A. L. Mc1ntlFo; Chaplain,
J. II. Shay, Of Mul.oan-
, 1880-01-14
Mrs. CHESTER ARTHUR.

New YonK, Jan. la-sirs. Arthur, vito OF Gen.
Chester Arthur. died Of pneumonia Inst night,
in tho auth year Of her ngo. Her husband Mr-
rtyeI fro1n Albany before t.ur donth. Mrs.
Arthur waa tho daughter of tho lAto Capt. w. L.
HcF.,don, Unttetl States Navy.
, 1880-01-14
THE LUMBER MARKET.
What ts Thought Of Aid. Baliard's
Proposition.
Some Favor the Removal, While 9th
ers Are Opposed to It.
II the Illinois Central Interested In q
Land Speculation

evening for ,he removal Of tho lumber market
ia tho outsie hnrhor. it istbo opinion that Ger.
t.tn Iumbor lnteres's and TIC Illinois cent1n.
i,,roaa nfe a., o"eklns ,s up M a,af ~ ,a rs
wel know a. te fafoaas nw e.osns
,",,s,a ~, s,at s,,o nr,,,nds m tho 1'akn.Front
] botSoen ! Randolph md M ahd Madison m streets, upon
which to ercct larxe Union DoIot. Tho
seu.Mu , we "a ~ ~. a,st,ro, ~. .in.,.~
central anu INC elsy ela''nen 'n' npa.'an s,..on
harbnr IL tn be. is now in tho possession of
tho Illinois Central. which evidently would ho
derive large Interest from rent4 otc. II tho
locks wore bsItt now Of course there ' ensld be
that M 'p pout. % nad the he itaiiroad Company wonld
~ +en , n,I i,anlo,p M for depot purposes, especially
as TINT purt would M longer be available for
park purDo.e. Win viadae,.. running ovor Il on
Randolph, AndIFnn' and Monroe "trcets: Ine
.ra, wonid own Tho hind wet, Of The docks, 10
! huvu the lumber t1larkat ttore would give the
| l7,ntls III tho Lake.Fr>nt Il great advantage
rErn IT, us nm liz ,,t n,,estton however TINT the
aorninr nf m nuts1dn hHrfx,r would greatly
lenetit tho city NJ well tho lsatlrpad Cnnpany.
~ the river wnnid be greatly ts:llcsttl, Gseclm-
,, w" M tn ;nas MEs Gr' hkS g, stses @ u t', o m
liz iii nnI1ctis,n ~ s,ct ursnnnc2. hid sottl
tlcy GDultl give 10 opinion until tiley had prop
pr!y sligcstt It.
The resolution intrd,iceu Dy Ald. unlllru
Mutiny riuht. ut tho regular weekly meeting nt
the Coinctl. prevailing for the rcInoval n the
lumber market trs1M 'ts GEsSi,ent iodaaon 2t
street hrIigc tn the 0utcr hnrbor, was
subject VI general discussion yesterday
tlnN1K tho Iulnbcr7nefl-tho principal ones to be
HEcrteil by tho nuw measure. provided 1t should
rvcr ~ Into effect. \ TMnukE rrporter en-,
tleRvnre,l to ascertain how sn.ttc OF them sttNDd
~, tho matter, md found. rs usual: wonderful
| diversity, mt IT. say cnntr!lricty, nf yiews: ~,
| HWjlnt l]0 yant think nf At l4llurtt8 Il rGf1ful2"
he asked Of Mr.. 4. q. VIM schHtck. ut tho Lusl-
inyt.,n Wells Van schnlck Company.
WIS the proper pince for the fnhrkct, replica
that Ru',tlp1nnu, "and that 1t was merely u
question o. .,sE whsn tho proper Accommodations
"AMd to ground Of that hclcf-f"
"Thc principal rclsons why II II the proper
pMo ats tuaa m, ~ mi XII. "si
, 1880-01-14
BUSINESS NOTICES.

and fr,lKrunt toilet rowdvr. To our Indy read
era Wo recommend j. & E. Atklnson's ltosc,
White Rose, and Violet Fowler.
, 1880-01-14

:. The Eldredgo Bewiug- g-Ataehine,-It leads
the 4 world, and Is TIE 6est fo5 IA ySu 70 buy
, 1880-01-14


knnw & i. that h:rmni, @ ~ ill rot irat, to ditparaRe
either a ihc,n md hat he ,s wrn J., hn,tty ,,,tny.
ing :uxnt I'll mlti ~ t,,r Confrccy. Which o tiii
nt1u hu' wns m MJinirbiu n,Gr, aud tE, m bo |
Sr"i III s,G o.,,i f,r n t,n,,. Wilma rccori in the
nr1ny win trtii",lt, l,nir aiss, lid wnrk 81 tho
NJ IN 5 S s. Tssis' +, rsy: a nsSEy Sr r
siIos t,,,. a mrori"r mr. t. ms sstniod itt, III tho
trspcct IL aid i'd "stton Of ai WIN knew
roycrscs "'|8" ~ rorttine,' There wns il
mistnko tn Ehertnnn'E 5Nnk M to tho auggcs.
lion II lar. issy MD ncnelsn, cs,,I.EtEn
i ,,nt,tr,i to 4 rau insk. which s.,rr,nun would
b" thn nst Il, ct,,n.nlt ind tho trst 70 correct
kins scrs ,nn,t . tEG ~ ,"be W,o e
Ia Tia histUry III tic Wur.''
THO Gcncri,l iod ns story # tue three wcck's @
b,'f san'n T,r , NJ n' Iic i one "i hs very sreat
sl ,mu,,' ~" fIU Is 1T, orntDr with few spcr!afs:
Al n writer he ID Among tho tlrst As Il General
kMuw Of no n.nn would put n'ove him: Ab0yo
lno o i, snsr,s* ci,s,,e,sr -ohine to tsgrst
Tns ss bsf9rs ,a M o,e e eo 'Ss W X eoro
Ill army a'ii Ills works lhat wns us,, wn,.ht ,,,ht
s.t stt' saar, "1 ny ,,,'a I, Krep @ @ % ad wc h|
nu 4IlfIInGnt y EMFE AHl StactE&tst VIE
thnrn t3t,,i't think Sherman RIVER went To bed
viii bis tiOtlos on during that culnnfHtt+ or
nli0rcI Il Tight to 1,.,ss wlthDlt Visiting hin
ptckcts Il, pcrso1,. it. industry wis prodlEio,ts.
III wn1kGd niI tho time, ind with nh enthusiasm,
a ~ ,Mticmcc ani d .goul i',t,'M,t that sayc him
rrGat poWef Will, his uriny. There In Hn inhl
ftyinu for wi,uac cliar,cicr l hAvo y higher
rcsosct thnti for tlllt Of sherman. He ts mt
n,iy pe Uf tllg esi men lifting, Int ono OF tho
grcutcst wo hnye hn,t III our history"
r,rr Mtnc,, n, rnE SEA.
A.. <,,.,,.r.",;n,, uturr,I tn fin march of
uur ~ H.. H., n',H ,,s,sn ,y,,s .rt1
,,"hn % T., lin imt,E az don. DbyntEr. 1.-The
niNrch tt, the sc, i" *ni tho lcucrll. "is told IL
Shrr,nn1,'H hook. H.t!e.llI's hltUk wi! hnvc II
nllro In detail THIS white dssctsAlD however,
o.ly s,t,wk how utter, hlsnry Is wnrncd nild slls.
Gficf nude Men whn claim 10 fn ndHlircts or
sher,,,'t, % say Tint i Hili rubbing him Of bis
hol,urs, sfrfl wh0 clll,tl to be atnrrln Of 1nlno
NV thnt Hhern,nll III r,bl!pg tnp.. Then men
like Uc l}uyItulI, entirely honorable men. who
hMyc luUu Iii tho Wmr aud knew nothing at!oltt
IT, tt,tty Dut isputrileH, and ru,tph conclusions
Which, n,,rar sGlind, md Mre hnIicaty expressed.
but sitfuh nru llt,stnt II, this, ttlnt thcy only
kDw Tho dispatches, uild nuttl1lE t'f co1ivers-
lions utlll uthtyr inrit!Ntts thnt might hMtt 1f,-
tcriuI effect uftm tho truth. 1lctwcen shnrtnat
n,,tl myself there never be my sucll tl(scllE-
si,,ll linr cNtlla Il lu Between my sfderT. Thn
Lin 4
, 1880-01-14


Mo ~ thcsn ,ug tnn n s oT r s ,n3h nd II
trues.o In yi,Icfa w,,s Il smat noI!ot It tm.falI.
'ris, Whnn ~, nnnns1 Wns f' II rontnl1, II ,,nt.,
froIs Shnri,tnm ~, -" vrtinm ~ M 1iss","
snynT tint II ,gn4 .nost jtnH"rtnnt fnr III, s,,r
,T.ss ~ r. Viz 1nnsn.uInt thn' hni,,,s ,,,nd. % g"t
sinfJ en ~ "ncm ~ IL h,na,nn,nrtnr.. LII thnt
WSm.t" MI t,iyam III ,rrt ~ r. ~ nrn =,
,nvt, in susI W nr,ar ttn,t ~ 1nirht trncE -
thr,M,,.i, md ,scnmn .tarnd ~ ~ ~ , tnG
nr 7nSh hur., w,tin' WnjtInp ~ fr e,,n ,r
.s'trne Nithu,~h ghcrian.s @ sn woro ~
t n.nr" thn,'s ~, Irti.a o,xn~ H., ~ ,.E
x'3c ~, ~, o M n,;d t t .,nnni @ ttat ~ ,st,
- nst shss M,sga. u t%sn. osv. t ! ~ ns t al'aY
roncmber vss1 H lstnw ' eaon9c v nkte tae'n ind
fhrrI,,I, to itt,ns rnmcmi,r ,n1 ~ ,Ss. ."s
t,r",,.st nv u;nnoin1 sofnra h,,.nnnE al Il VIZ th1
,nn" tSn ~ rc,lmsr sI'art3.n "im,t ".i.in',It ~ ~
IL, .vns t.rv an~i',s 4t nvn";,;nS thm WI
liz, er"ft I"I ,:a., I,t,. t.mnrs ~ n,o,n ~,
tf,n ~ ,I,na WV ,f re., ,t,nr u m',nn ~ Tha.
HIurss,. ,hn,1h+ an r. na., " i,, ~ ~
~ ~ nsn. svH mT" f.t nv ,"soS ra" ~
wns thnf IL IL ',nmnnrtrv I1s nInhmnnt5 IN wnm1S
M tnt' n'r -? s s,,d ,Ii n, I'M
rnt nns ' t,nas,,m.s t,n na -, @ w ~ XIV, ~.
t aSu Sat an 1 w Ma ~ ~ ,.n n, " ~ InG % ~
" a. nwns h LoG ~, nMM @ 'ne Hu - snmn n!,
atOn; acaxn M MaeH!"H" Alll o"F FetF - t"hn oAlo
~ H., 1aoInsgHos' ns..'' anu nIss L. Eeo 1Ha s Mtta9k
,y wtuotS ,y'. INT ~ ~ M .isn,e n ,i ~, ns
o tD"o ,ss W. n%s rkos ~ ~ ~ Ma Mo HoUt
IT, r. W. ~ H. ',nn ~ II. hnnry Sa nv,
" !vos u ~ !t.'; ~. az q .. s,atua t.t'. .h9
@ X ~ ~ ~, r.,s ~ h W. ~ ~ . " W.
, 1880-01-14
[tRllNkEhNESS,

DR.. D'Ungcr, tlisooyercr nj tho c!nchona euro
for drunkenness, cures all cases. Room II
Palrnpr House.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-08-13

The returns from the Congressional pri-
maries indicate that Hon. s. A. Northway
has carried a majority of the delegates of
this county-42 toS. To these are added
10 from Lake, 10 from Geauga and 3 from
Trumbull-a total so far as heard, Of so
votes, being butt short of majority of
the District. This shows Mr.. Northway's
strength is greater than was expected
With such vote he has very fair pros
pect of taking the nomination. We hope
to be able to announce the nomination in
our next.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-08-13
NEW HORSE BOOK.
"a Treatise on the Horse and
his Diseases"

About 100000 have already been sold in a short
time, at the low price Of % cents, or ve copies,
81. And every one who sees It prOnOunc0s 1t
the best book ever published for the price, and
many claim 1t to be worth msre than books for
which they have paid s. and So
Send % cents In stamps or currency to the
TELEGRAPH, Ashtabula, o., for a copy IL
gives the best treatment for all diseases; has 80
fine engravings, showing positions assumed by
sick horses better than can be taught in any
other way; table showing doses Of all the prin-
cipal medicines used for the horse, as well as
their effects, and antidOtes when poison; a large
collection OfVALUABLE RECEIPTS, rules for
telling the age of a horse, with an engraving
showing teeth Of each year, and large amount
OF other valuable horse information. Hundreds
OfhOrsemen have pronounced IL worth mere than
books costing 81 and $40. The fact that 100000
sold In about one year, shows the hearty APPROX
al with which the book meets. II.
Sold by Thurber Il Co., and O. iE. Swift,
Ashtabula, and Parshall, Kingsville.
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Catarrh al
POI so N

Wei De Meyers Treatise on Ca
tarrh, explains the following important facts:
l. That Catarrhal Colds become 4
poisonous infection, at first local, and
finally constitutional.
2. That, being Constitutional, the infection
is beyond the roach of mere local
remedies.
3. That impurities in the nostrils, are
necessarily swallowed into the stomach
and inhaled into the lungs, thus poison
ing the Digestive, Respiratory and Genito-
urinary organs.
1. That Catarrhal virus follows the
mucous membrane and causes Deafness,
Dyspepsia, Chronic Diarrh@a, Bronchitis,
Leucorrhea, and Consumption.
8. That Smokes, Douches, Limitations,
and Insolublo 6nuis, cannot possibly
remove infectious Inflammation from the or.
gnns named.
8. That an antidOto for Catarrh must
possess an inOoulRtivo affinity for, and the
quality of being absorbed by, the purulent
mucous wherever located.
Based upon these plain theories,
DR.. Wei Do Meyers Catarrh Cure
has proved to be infallible, II not only re-
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Home testimony:
Cured Cured | Cured Cured
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s. BENEDICT, Jr., Jeweler, G07 Broadway, N. Y,
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restored me to my ministerial labors."
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wonders In six cases In my parish"
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City, cured Of IS years Chronic Catarrh.
SC. &c. sc. sc. SC.
A real cure for this terrible malady, Is
the most important discovery for the relief Of
human suffering since vaccination. Wei
De Meyers CatRFrh Cure is sold by all
Druggists, or delivered by d. d. DEWEY
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Wei De Meyers Treatise, with full
explanations and overwhelming proofs, is
Postpaid and sent FREQ to anybody.
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