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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-01-02
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.

GENTLEMEN - We have sold SANFoRDs RADr.
~ CAL CuRH for nearly one year, and can soy
mat gave such universal satisfaction. We havo
TO learn the frst complaint yet.
We are not in the habit OF recommending pns-
ent medicines, but your preparation meets tho
should be convinced Of s great mert so that the r
suffering VIII be relieved. We Fave been in tho
drug business for the past twelve years constantly,
ana sold everything for Catarrh, but yours leads all
tne rest II YOU see proper you Can use this letter
or any part Of II that you wish. L
-. Very truly yours, 8. ID. BALDWIN & co.
wholesale and Retail Dealers In Drug, Books and
stationery, Washington, Ind, Feb. rs, 1876.
y Each package contains DR.. ssnfords Improved
lnhaiing Tube, and full directions for uRo In all
cases Price, 800: For sale by all wholesale and
retail druggists and dealers throuahont the United
States and Canadas. WEEKS & POTTER, General
Agents and Wholesale Druggists. Boston. Mass, -
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-01-02
See O Woman !

In another column, picking grapes
for SPEER'S WINE. It is an admira-
BILE article, used in hospitals and by the
first class families in Paris, London and
New York, in preference TO European
or California wines; excellent for ladies
aud invalids. s.Iat l VI
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-01-02
IMPORTANT LETTER
From a Distinguished Physician

MO single disease has entailed more suffering or
~ hastened the breaking up OF the constitution
tnnn Catarfh. The sense orsmel OF TASTE Of sight,
othearingi tho human yoGc, the mind, one or more
andsometinies all yield to II destructiye influence.
sts sseks syery yisl force and breaks up che most
BY quacks and charalans, those suffering from
~ have little hope to be relieved OF IL this aide
ment OF THIS terrible disease by remedies within the
and trustworthy. The new and hitherto Untitled
InyGtthos adopted BY Dr. Sanford n the preparation
believe II likely to succeed when Of the usual
5emedies fall because y srikes at the root Of the
nlcerated membrane by direct application to the
nasal passages ltsacton 10 based ON certain fixed
rules, and unless the vital forces arc too far ex-
hausted, mpst In the great majority OF cases. effect
GEO. BEARD, NJ. D.
NoDscoTT BLOCK, So. FRAMINenAM, Oct. /. 1874.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-01-02
Free Seed Description, l87o-188o.

4A AA A MONTH guaranteed. ere day
dh hInfsf.L9as made y lhe indastrio1i; ,, %ii;
&AlvvuCMiiai ho@y Ms @rsaSlred; aa; we Says wn,i snd
HHAv1yEtg girls make money faster at work
iVVV for US than at any thing else. The
work 10 light and pleasant, and such ms anyone
can 20 right at. Those who are wise who see
this notice WIN send us their addresses At once
and see for themselves. Costly Opthtahd terms
fres Now Is the time. Those already al work
are laying up large sums OF money Address
YHvE 4 CO., Augusta, Maine. hiy 100
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-01-02
Wanted.

sherman & Co. AIarshal Mich, want an agent
in this county at ionce. ai salary or sioo per
month and expenses paid iFor nlI particulars
address a. above. ni Nlifaq1 = No. IS ly,
lt-ar.. 1ff pf a iIH
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-01-02
SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.

| vicious horses. Inc hpplcdlon Is
made with a small electric apparatus
which can be easily manipulated by the
driver. The reins are made with o
conducting wire, which terminates at
one end iu bit and at the other end is
connected with the electrical apparatus.
BY turning O crank current is induced
which, acting on the mouth of the
horse, so surprises him that he stops
and remains passive. By another in
strument the electricity may he applied
to any portion of the horses body, and
properly used, unfailingly corrects the
animals vicious habits. With the Wild
est and most intractable horses this sys-
tenn of =" breaking" has been employed
with perfect success.
Sheet iron coated with the gum of
the uphorbia-abundant in the tropics
has been taken from the dockyard at
Chatham, Eng, after two years INNER
sion, and found quite clean and free
from fouling and corrosion. The gum
is very bitter, for which reason, it is
supposed, marine animals avoid it. 1t
is now being introduced as coating
for vessels.
The largest and most ingenious plan
etarium ever made has just been com
pleted in London by Signor n. Perrin.
1t is contained in construction four
teen feet in diameter and fourteen feet
in hight. The observer takes his posi-
ton underneath, and looking up hnds
! himself beneath representation OF the
" celestial vault" on which the constel-
lations are indicated and stars down to
che third magnitude are marked. Sus-
pended from the roof is the central
globe, lamp representing the sun,
| which rotates on its axis and is placed
at the lower focus of the ellipses. Sur
rounding the central luminary are the
planets, each suspended by q small and
almost invisible wire. The orbits de-
scribed are series of ellipses, with all
eccentricities and obliquities faithfully
introduced, the planets revolving ac-
cording to their relative approximate
positions, distances and veloclties.
The earth has its diurnal rotation, and
the moon revolves around it i'll its prop
er orbit. All the mechanism is invisible
and noiseless. The motion continues
| five hours and half at one winding,
and can be stopped and started instan-
taneously. The device is the result OF
five years of patient and persistent la
| Dor.
The organ in Luray cave, Va, is n
| curious and surprising formation. Ii
has filty-six pipes, eacli OF which on be-
ing struck emits tone peculiar to it.
sell III sonio otees LII a,iI 9I' o,id eontinnc
ole .ne tones VI po'i' , haau aau s,,s,mostod
severn, seconus. l.. n"s ,oe,aa neen 81" and 'ti,o
tnal, IL .iie '9nes VIZ .os ,n,,e;,;sn am
| p'pes niaiheu " oolIesP1nu, P,e q an,' si,n'
nlght reauily pIouuco ai'"UTt IT, A'is i.r9,nat
PIE ,une upon ule pipos ,,,' 49,, to
coh.inuous stnlac,i'es .i "'' rum ''''' > -
h''y ieei III iens'h'
By the following experiment Prof.
Tyndall proves thai contagious diseases
are propagated, not by sewer gas or ef-
anvia. but by solid particles discharged
into the atmosphere by currents of air
o, o,as A n;are Of steak i cnt nm and
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-01-02
PosT-oFFICE NOTICE
CHURCH DIRECTORY.


y-,a,r.oofional-Corner Pleasant and Main SITS.
Rev. i. +. Hooker, pastor. sunday services az u.
Ia, AZ AN and 800 PM. Thursday evening
peayssoaisf"S peayesG North Pleasant st. Rev. W. II. Row.
som. pastor. Sunday services at 10 40 AN. and
100 Pm. Thursday evening PRAYER mees,ns n, III
EniscopnI-Sf. stephens Church-Main-st. Rev.
James 4. Franklin, rector Sunday schooI OIL at 'ao
An sunday services vbrdSs'si al 10 10 Rev p Gun
r,nSham. pastor. Sunday services alternate Sab,
baths; High Mass at l0:oo AM; Nespers ana
benediction at 8: 80 Pm.
st.'h h EAST MDDLEBURY.
Mefhodfst- pastor. sunday services
yERGENNEs. ~ ..
q. Bapf,sf-Rev. Charles Hibbard, pastor. Sunday
services at 1o:45 AN, and I:oT Pm; M MeekiS
Mcthodist-Rev. II. N. Munger, pastor Sunoay
services at 1900 and I 100 PM Weekly prayer
En,sssopalIst. Paaps ch,rehLIiev r. s. Fisher,
ector. Sunday services at 10 40 AM ana :oo PM
Friday evening at q 90. ,.. s,,dov
services at 10 As AM. and 100 PM Weekly
prayer meeting on Thursday evening.
eryices, alternate sabbaths; High Mass at 10 100
AM; vespers and bcnedicton ats 90 Pm.
( Oongregdtionut-R Rev. George =. hai, Pas.olt PMnal
prayer meeting on Thursday evening at Z w.
Bristol Directory.
r 4 M CHURCHES.
Bapf,sf-Rsv. w. d. Hall, apstor. sunday ser
vices at 10 AS A. NJ. and 700 p. N: Prayer meet,
ing Thursday evening at ~; Young peopie
meeting Tuesday evening at 80.
- Nethodist-Rev. l.. A. Dibble, pastor sunday
services at 10 As A. NJ. and 100 r. NJ Class meet
ing Tuesday evening at ~. frayer meetihg
Thursday evening at 80.
Adpenf-Rey. Mr.. Quimby, pastor sunday
, Rvanoelical Aduenf-Kov ID. Bosworthi Prayer
meeting evory Friday evening al Elder bos'
worth's house. r.f rffIn tFWff
Apvyvu =
from New Haven, the North, New ork, BOSTON,
and the West through Burlington, 30 +. N;
From New Haven, tho south, New lork, bos'
ton aud the West. :00 p. NJ.
TroM Richmond, Hunt ngton, Huntington Cen
ar. and stark sboro, $40 P. NJ. MONDAYS Wcdnes-
ave and FRIDAYS. at 4 80 p. M q
From Lincoln, 5P. NJ. 4,
From South Starksboro, three times woek IT.
From Sow IIavcu Mills, three times week ir-
{ egulariy.
MAILS LEAVE.
For New Haven, Boston, New York. and the
South, 10 30 A. NJ. ~, x-,
For New Haven, the North, Boston, New YORK
and the West through Burlington, 200 +. N.
Fur Richmond, stark sboro, huntington anu
Harrington Center, 80 tuesdays, Ihursu'! d
Saturdays, at 80 u. N. ff.
For Lincoln, 100 =. NJ. . .-
For south Starksboro, three times week irreg
For New Haven Mills three times week irreg
ly. r,rnrc,cu 1ASDOS p NJ.
, 1880-10-21

At tho Kcm,l,lfcau Cuunty Canpalxn Head.
.tn,. ,,n...ri,,,+ +oxo ..na ,n,,t, o.t,,,itv
Tnht.eh Sess'n,"s Aneta < mns m"sa aess'nS ~
8htwh. IHe tatnpAIEi Co"lthlt1ee nelu lt3
uBllll daily meeting Ant henri reports from tho
various wunls, There ID d desire To uayo acttyc
ano eo,Aa "osk oo!'e !" o,cts "ts.t'ot' t''a ~
ltopnb!loans should lcEid the'r alt. Natnos ot
Supervisors md Deputy -Slnt1hals will bo handed
II, fodav IN tha C,tnp,It&tp.t md rsfrrcd IN
~ Sa... ~ a.,o,,a.t U".,s,.,-.. ~
tao cna'rn!"l. eet" li"ne!e!t' eocsu1As5 sna
has resolved dispatch from tho Hon, James q.
1lIoino, in whlrh In xtatrs tl,nt hs ca,IDt sncnk
in t.hjTn a., .itIrins th,s nrsut cnnipaiv1. ~ his
.eu ,...ssa'..'' .ssa a"s e' 49, -
c'ALAhaoE43 AT TIE r"aIa ANU "Au1st}1A'
>, Tho Executive Committee Of tho Republican
County EAtstsaf&n ConaM!ttee haa lsSAta THO Io!-
lOw!MS atltlrus4,, Z.
, 1880-10-21

THE folks are home again, s.
AY kingdom for muio. NY II. Bar
Nun.
'Tlo question of corsets Is also purely To-
@a matteF,"--1en. Hancoek. !,
"Ae. Davis may prefer sent on the fence,
9as ? M Moe.n9 under 1t Ia good enough for mos.
:, !he divorced vito OF tho Rev. Newman
aa!l has h,arstoa tho groom whose Intimacy
si1L 1a Der WA the principal cause alleged for tho
NJ, loes My. Darling Walt for Moi" Is the
M rt'e Of a sentimental ba)lAd By ltobert Harris.
aas Chances are that sho docs. Robert, and tho
Ea.c4eE you got thorp tic less bopnets and soal-
:. "a aaeques md thtugs you will havc to settle
, 1880-10-21

AL About Il pltcl<eal Rooster.
Tho newspapers Ut Clayolund nca engaged ia
bittor contention over a p'uckod roostur which
Tho Lttider ilfepubllcnl) sont to tho Ftatndt1cr
tDsmacratc) couple OF hAys after tho Indiana
and Ohio elections na representing tho stAtus ct
Edtor ArInstong's purity rs IL cano out Of tho
fight. Hut the poor bttI nppuaretl to bu 50 badly
plackcd Of nll lts tcathors that 1t elected Ron-
eral sympathy; and Editor Cowos. Ut tho Leader,
wa savaxcty denounced fur hls supposed oruel-
u In taktng II vaflHt,t cock and reducing 1t tn
" pltlablu u condition In ordur 10 yet III practf.
cal "goak' Oil hls defeated adversary. Tho
matter nude 50 much noise t1lAt tho fIumana
boeEcty took 1t up and Investigated II, returning
report cntirely oxoturatlug Editor Cowlea
ftom tho cbarge OF roprohrnaiblo cruelty. Tho
case turned out to be much nuN nbout nothing.
Tho following cards are published explanatory
o. the "pluckcd rooster" chasEo, and tho city
now brcathos cnsler, and tho sudden wrath
asatnst Cowtes has cooled u1:
oAttn FAOM TIE AGENT or THE HUMANS soGIETY.
hare examined into tac aasu Of nlleKed gruolt,
NJ aa rooster sunt t1r}m tho Leatltr Office to tho
uaa!'lttr t'tl!co and ftnd thAt no person cntt"
70 70 with tho bini In tho way OF pluektng Its
iS15s iSe hr1 gs tnrattlnx fo samG: @ ehas
5yit 10 tho Flafiticlcr o1lice III fho aamo coudt-
esa uUa n which 7 wHs received. From all that
!ntiana, auh WIS III the Ltaltr 0tllco not to ex~
'oa ut'se" minutes nftor rs = nrf,yal; 81
General Axcns Cleveland iiuniano sooiaty.
earn FltnA THE ExrItEsa OFriea.
ELRyELAND, Ost. 1B.-OcE II thoro was ro.
Ss;sSyeia'i. s;S ono box ooatalninsa eIcken mafketi
ase" which ~o delivered !: f;%s;ssd; ;sa in,,as
Agent OF American tsxpeebH t1stlfary.
, 1880-10-21
CROOKED GREEND4ACKERS.
SOME OF THEN 8Ei,hHN ovT TO TIE DEMO-



Thcro hRB been n movement on foot for sotno
ttmo a,nong SONG of tho mcmbcrs Of tho Grccn-
bn4k purity OH tho North B1dp to yet tint Orga.l-
tzut0n 10 officially indorto Perry II. Smith, .r.,
for Congress. to ~ work IT, falling III TINT, ns
to Win fur him tho votes Of n number OF tho
members Of the party. Mention VIA niltlc In
yesterdays TMIHuHE Ok a meeting Of thu Central
Committee Of Tho GreoEl,uuk organization Mt
which II init, by tho nn1no ot uAvin was sx-
pcjcd OH .aucolsht of 4lH ds!praitS to tho party
Anl ttfs Illicit intercourse with s1r. Perry II.
bmlth, Jr. 1t nppeArs tlnst befaro tho Grccnbnck
Congressional Convention for tho Third District
wns hel1, this MIN 0aytn, together with
another BY tho 11tino nj Camp, md
Phillip ScanioE. were employed In Smiths
!nlorest. They cnsttd n meeting Tor tho
organization Of II club. IT was tho intention to
oTs,si,tzu It 70 TINT 1t might elect icscRntus 10
tho 0rectltauk Convention In Smiths Interest
Garin spokp 10 sonlp Of tho n1otnbpts of tho
purity In Al.yocncy Ut Smllh's nomination, hut
wns not successful il. SECURING nny delegates for
him IN tho Convention. Aftor the Convention
unli,tuttd. tpsu mn GnIlc,l n,lotitur meetiu9 in
tho natnu OF lilo nrruntack purity. hut refused
to 'n9rse It's cn1lll,!ates Or platform; Charyes
auatnat Gavtu, and str: tlenluu,tu slntey uud
twn othora wuru appointed Ii Cnln,nlttoo Of
nxht tio con't.ec hear tic @ eyiaonce i % II liz
cAse, which went to show that hn hut ehtfo,ly-
DrYtl to lHdilGe tHB GrrrlllAlekHrs IN tho North
Side tn a!pp0rt Smith. as,!l had Mskrl ono nnn
to rrtst,tD. nj tNlp Ut theso Smith meetings.
telling hIsM that ttare WIS Mu,iey 1T It..
antl that no tll not care f"r dthor considerations
~ long As ht cutt1d Rot monoy. The Cntnt.,ltteu
hc4ru that n boKus GreutbtNek InGgtEnK wis tn
10 hDl!l at 1UJ CnlcnKo HyenAo. and thoy went
over theru Atlt1 fOtlitl t1lat Ehmp wis making
speech. l1e talked ft,T ntHMt nt, hour MID II
QilAriur. and devoted tho wh0e Of hfa tltna to
Ahilae'Or thu Republican plrty and praiEu Ut tho
npmuerMcy, bHt lnilcd tn sHy wur1 II, tho Inter-
rat q tho urcenlack organEzatlol. After Camp
w.s through speaking, Mr. stbtey encccctlc1 In
R4tltng tho tt,r, asll otgcr.lR resolution To t!l-
tlnrsu tho Grecllburk plntf9rn RllA tho cMn,lt-
duties then III tho tleli. THO Chnrfnnn OF tho
lnuetlnH did not put the tnutaosl e, thu house.
hut Canp90t ll ind spike ugniust It, \ motion
to lny tho resolution tho tlll,e wits tl,un cnr-
rfei, as Il realilt OF thu testimony, thus coli
tactS.l tenlinx TO sios that Naytn and hls
coa!jutnra woro futthcRs to tho purity nf which
they pretended to bo members, thpy Weru OK
pulled by tho Central Committee, rs EtatG,t yus-
tenlay. II ts to b. topod t!iat tlis exptwuro Of
sorted to viii full than. Tho majority. OF the
Grcenbuekprs M tho North kitlo wera formerly
Republicans, n,l 1t IL not believed That tIUy c.l
bo w.,a oyee BY tle persuasive influence of
money to yote fur tho ca1'illAsc nf tho 1lo1nop-
fney. lf they t0r thu tiig !atrY leAse their own
purity It will tn to v0te for tho Republican aud
not for tho uoMocrAtIo cail1ftlnte.
, 1880-10-21
THE LAST SEA MONSTER,

IIALiRAX, Oct. M.-Aa CapE Duncan
Adams WAS fishing oil Now London, Prince
Edwards lstand, hts attention was suddenly
s!de the boat. Losing no tiMo he got unlier
way and aalled lullo or two, but found tho
monster going rs fast "a the boat. Ile hatl
only two boys with him. Wbpn tho boat
latIcd tho monster dashed for the Captain,
missed lin, and was caught by tho gl,nwale
OF the boat, a11d foil back Into ths sea, nlak~
Ing no further attempt, as the Captain lost no
time In putting the boat towards the land.
lIu says the monster IL not less than twenty
feet long, With black stripes a1sl !aTge black
SUut6,
, 1880-10-21
LOCAL POLITICS.
A Serenade Given to the Hon.
William Atdrich.
Perry II. Smith, Jr., Trying to
Win Over tho Grecn-
l,nckcrS.
The Industrial Parade-Eleotion su-
pervisors-Keadquartsr
News.

CONGRESSM&AS ALDKIC1I
CLu1Is.
Tho South S,lH GnrtlstJ and Arthur Clubs F,aE.
ticipNtcI IN n grand demonstration Inst nfRht.
1t having hect, Iotcr,nIncl to scrcnn'lo cnu-
ErcsstnnM ttlstrlctl, tho boyu In all tho wnrtls
molly responded to the tall, hnA nMst tho
grcatcst enthusiasm. cnrricd tut tho prograa, to
tho letter. Abs,ut huff. past the commands be-
gan to rendezvous ut tho Third War hcndqttur.
tors, No. 1H0 Twcnty.socunh street.. 1t lint
toslr tho clubs ut the Third and Fifth Wards
flied Uttt Of tho nrfnnry. fnarctcf to I'm c,rncr
0t Wnbish nvc.liio and Twcnty-flrst STREET,
whore tho Fourth Ward buys were drawn
Up 1T limo. 1I0ro they were mot by
the Second iynrd Cub. nltd tho line
w.s rornlr,I ~ ftllnws: Setu',d Wnrl clul,, SIX.
ty-tlyp strong, preceded py flenlorson's Cornet
t3an,I; tho Fourth Wursl Club. thirty tnrehea
followed by tho Fifth War. Club. twenty-five
sts,,u: thou ras,,u tho swedish socIcty. tho rcnr
Of tho linz being brought mp by tho flnnng
torches of tho Third Wartl cinl,, tlfty stronH
ltofort tho stnrt wns Matfathcre wns quite Il dis
thoroughly eDjoyeI but for I'LL Insnf' prapcn-
sity III, thu rurt nr those vim held tho lstt,nn
cafu!les IL .trn thcn, I,osnt-stlank Into the ltss
grw. Wnc, ind ctlEr,Grn,sd I, thg strsg:;
Sesenco q sif Ai'rcli, !, thoeorn.r e i'fairje
,uaret.fns clubs, drew ts mn, M III frnt Ut ttle
iiuise, nlitl. Mr. Al!riet! tiavins 'eon Ircsrntc!
To the ernw,l. Col. 1iM"tcy adlrcsse him nn bc.
tn1f Uf tho yhrtntl5 organizations fie Asattrcl
tho present aitt ncxt Congressman from ttlo
First District tlut no snw bsft're him hut fuw
q hIs e1nstit.ents wh" ad t','s & iar worke;1
tho struggle wna concluded ulsti .Nr,ts H. Gnr
iic!d was elected President of thu United states,
Mu. A1.n1.iuu sroon
ut,Dn the hntcuur Of tls residence. and It wa.
, 1880-10-21

~. "."''t"HF u mIta'h your 'stt'p tootaoV. wont
n.y. i"'"u"' i"o 1--WE ~ "aH'an enaaroth for-
o'''' ""' ''s5 o@pehs''o'
iii cnse Mt. Stephens IA not blnwn ont of
will nuul,, b,, n rordItntc For tho frritc, ira
Bc,,atu r,um f,cnroIn.
It u .,o~ t,,a. .,., .,.,t,.. ,.,, r.. n,,,.
.,,,. 80 s"ns ~" Nsea.'s "S"n ~ ~
nftor hat1 demonstrated that 1t wns trifla
snfor thnn Government bondA"--t}aa fMmfttoA,
A(}reck tlrt.na IA 10 bo t,rD,l.lcu,l next week
t,y tho students OF Huryarl Co'tcro. It ls Il, be
lopc,l TINT thu railroads Will Offer reduced rutrs
, 1880-10-21

Cuttcura Remedies nre prepared l,y Weeks r
Peter. Chemists md DrgKlst* ;Nu Warrington
g.. I!ostntt, and nre fnr sllc BY Ill DrtExists.
tn ccslta; inrur b1xes. 81: Cutfc1irh Rcsolvctt,
tho rev Hind Purifier, 81 pcy bottle: Cntictra
Medicinal Toilet Soap, y crnts; tntlctrn Mo-
-llitsral Shaving SaaF, II cents; IN bnrs for UaF-
bcra and lnrR: coiltimrrs, hlcentE.
TT III MAif.t fftE Oh rtEffpl Y price.
, 1880-10-21
MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
Blood numors, itching and Sca1y Diseases,
Scfofula, Scrofu|oas Sores, Ulcers, and
SwefiIags, Positively, Permanently,
and Economically Cured.

titcurn 1seselrcnt Il The nrentsst hloot} -rurt.
fler in mct1lc,nr. 1t ncts throavh the fnwrts,
lIyci, kidneys. md skn. fHtIcI.rn. Mctl!cl1itIl
f,ca and rkitt, aIInys inflammation. itci!tiu. md
lrritntlofi. hn,I hen'A. Chitenta SnMp c!cHnaes,
itcnt*. snfteia. whltens. and 1Tnutiir. ting skin.
t]ictnnl shaving soup, nrc prcpAred iroiu Cuti-
niffu.
, 1880-10-21
SPORTING.
THE TURF.

LIE IU1tF.
Ihls aftetnoo1 Tue great twentymite racc
between Misses Jew yewe1t ana r!n''co VIII tako
those ln,,ios md TIM ,rrformtfl,ce pfyrn lyi
fhrm hova hcc,, i,cratof,,re nljn,lad r. NJ, ~.
.neal ''.sc uee' l'elesoao,u n."ueu ~ a'l oA'
80. .e" =. .,',"..'t ~ '''9 ""D'es' 80 "'' "e.s
'llsnatcl. amt iIv; wns reco,vc,l yostornv fron,
,o,,1syi,in t,htct stotn,J lint +ho oycItouont
In That city over The race to take placo here TO-
tlay was Intense aud the betting OIL the result
sfjritcd. the lnt]tcs selling oven In thu nopf.
Hotl eo',tcsta,lts In tbe raco viii reac !, Chi.
caSEo S tl|s mornas: ,Sa !!S, :, ,,,,,o . ;, ...,.,
tnra lt wilt III bo aTG trnt far 1 lorss u ~ ta G' a
ciass, in which Tic following entries haya
Ssorso rernswor,h entcrs b. +; Sonny.
;!h9H19s Esefs sr ohtdra y; 4: MGbpie.
", Ii, p i5apInx pes ontors Si y b. 1psStsPj =. pPj.
r's 1aar, sfmroo e .o'" H. Rs o.a'r.pm t .
ne for trs NJ l.qrsY Charley Fsr aEnst ai,y
enti ~ iitam @A9 tls c,.n, ~. ~ n "uM III =.
srs,,l,nH vnst"rtjov H. fhis "iIIs., M, mss WIZ w
lows;
a rn 41;a.;'cy n.y. pet c;ss hm M 3r Nh; tr, Or 1Ms
VIII Ess !!s s S sxas s B. asy sf ss Il SsS
sDetta, Dt.pa.eh to n. cheao" i' 1|,stns ss''oN'
nAsv1LLE, H., Oct. 2n-Tfb seconl day
tritck il, tlne condition. tic IS racc, r,,rso
Sl10, with five to 10, was called, With tbU ro-
suit ms follows:
fntiicator.
Sss|is Ss!!|G %!s!:1a'';
, 1880-10-21

IN tho office of Ilufl's latch & Co., bankers
snd brokers, New Yurk City, has bcan catspiat-
oaay Displayed during tho Inst six wcoks tho fol-
Wtntlc1d s. Hancock,
Our next President.
Mo1,day tho saIna notice appeared In tho fol-
1nvi11g mOdt1Dd form:
Winfield 8. Ilnncook,
Our npxt i'rcbidentI
I Ur
Garfield?
y. fFOr cgrtatn.}
, 1880-10-21

Congress IVater-Catllarttc and A1tors
ativc-is u well-ka0wn specittc f1r constellation,
Indigestion, aud all dsoTtlsss ol tho stoulach
liver, mud kilneya
Nit.oty years popular use attosts tta purity
SAFETY, and aupertnrttY To III watera 01 tala
class. Avoid all c0arse, irritating waters, TOR
organa 4nd kt,lueys. thereby Inducing iFrepaFa.
Biz results. NunD Ketluin0 sold OIL lraughs.
, 1880-10-21

Mrs. Asa II. drown. Maiden. Mass., md snit
fihelim nm lxl,ly nnd limbs fur eight yenra. NJ
kind OF treatment or medicine Or 'ltGtn,s M tiit
E1e wns Obliged MT lines ~ gnabu'lt on Gr.ltEhs
Mnny Of MaItcn's beat citiznus cn,i testify To
her condition. Ehe .!e%i'alred 81 cure. nf etnt'
rcjIef Ijxt,i t1u lilttVurn Hpsnfycnt internally,
ut tho CtttIc,irn and Ebtir,lra eoap externally,
md was curud III six months.
, 1880-10-21

What cures Of n!ood md Ekln Diseases, and
scn!p Affections with foFe nf }fntr. can cnInnase
with thoac Df tue linn. VIM rMy'of; @ HnstnM.
Tucker, iit,.tnl; 4. Il. Steele. Es1.. ChienRn: +.
II. Drnkc. Esq:: DetrnIt: II; y: CarncHtc.' EHs. H:
Henderson. n. y: Chtrlcs l1ouEhtut,; Ehl. sna-
iln,i on application to a1cesrs. Weeks 4 Potter
ltfAttu.
, 1880-10-21

Juvenile doin1ncnts IN England arc now 10
l,o whipped In must eases. lnscad OF boinR I'm.
prisonGal; and supplies Of birch rods nr0 heiNY
sont to all tho pAlco stllttons. 4 phystoIan
must alwnys be fFuseut at whipnlnE-a pre-
caution AoSrr Taken ut EnKlish public seh0U!s
Of tho Eton, Winchester, Ghas1eshouso typc, It
Mny bG observed.
, 1880-10-21
The polls wilt 10 ktps open frun d. m. nntff
p, in. ....,..,. ~.
"tIy or1Ier Of th, Executive tnmmlttec, Cook
County llcpulchH Campaign Committee.
Mt. I. lkAMEEM4lt EhnIrtllntt."

lBY 0f1lHF n1 ING EXECUTIVE ldItbHlltGGs A1uA
County licUuhlIcnu Campaign Committee.
~. r. HAwLEff!It, Chairman"
THE DEMOCRATS
Mill conttn,ln 70 run their headquarters IN
Atygs9e court, The tnyt that used TO do tho
hard work nro mt arntnd t1teso .staya. bIl n
tnnr stcal a. n tnall!hy, dirty crt'wd which holds
to b. n1 luck OF cnah. since thor. arc 20 many
candidates IN tho feItl whn hnvn al ccn hetl 70
tho fullest extent. TI,crn Is nj lack hf funds
fnr t1ose wt.a rinim To- baye insiuencc. ahl
tn"n'y stems rcatly for ~ wao ca; IT tho door
Perry II. Smith. .1r, +. flayIn9 grand time N
h+ ;anpatgn work ifs "har.i" IA % 9" ~ inp; ,tt a'u
ares int tte clsn lhaf hp1c for tho boys. but
hevert rtllctcas. ti,o IIcmncrhts nrponr to have nn
eil.ctlsH working organization. ~ inc inonns ~
which they hhtc to enrry Ennk County. Ihefo
was ~, f"rt{,sr ac.ss,i, tsken yestessIMy toward
nrrcatIIly thu Judges nf election. EvGry ono
WIN WIS charged With having anything 10 10
With REt Ting ntI thu achtne scG.ne tu deny atIy
connection with Il. ntss! tho ts4natrle now Ia 10
flnti my trnn WHO will sAy thlt be EVER suH-
ggstUd tho thing.