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, 1880-09-01
And VIII Nominate Gnston for
Governor OH tho First
Ballot,
Much Interest Centoring In the First
Minnesota District Democratic
Contest.
Tho Campaign In Indiana Between
Lnndera md Porter
Sharp Que.
District Conventions Held in Illinois and
Other States Yesterday.
MASSACHUSETTS,.

MASSACHUSETTS,,
Sptetdt Dtsp Itch to The Chicago Tribune,
WORCESTER, Alass., At,g:3l,-'rllo Demo-
crQtlc Sfnte Convention which ileuts lIeyc to-
marrow will be wholly III tho control Of tic
friends Of dcil. Butter. Thu prnEry,u for ,ts
nction Inns 'cel laid nut BY lllm tt,ul accented
ny tl'o leaders Ut thu party. Its principal
ieathrc Is the nomination OIL n iilotton n.nle
by himself 0f ex-fioy. Gnston fur Governor
Inc only difficulty lip will luyu wilt bc tu
repfess tic enthusiasm Of his frlgmiy,
WHO arc l'1c'lllcsl TO f0rcc a nomination
upon him against his will. Ills reasons
for refusing IN stand tlts yuAr aro
plain. 11o knows lie worh Inv,
but n small GLANCE Of MI election, T),crn is ia
Or course, M possibility Ut carrying TIM Stint,
Tor Hancock, and the Democratic National
Committee llas already dccl.lrd not to sm.ntt
time Or nancy In Massachusetts, tn krc,,
up hts vote of Inst year Dutlcr wouid be- mt
to =
y VERY IAlt0E AND rsEkEss rE1.soSAr,
EStESSE.
II llt W1tfdraWs from tic cnnynss md tle,
voMs ms time to tho cnllso of tho Democrats
Ill tlie doubtful States, ns le intends to tlo, II
VII klyo hltl u elal,n upon thu party ueyt
year; ,enr Wien 'c will be It's Candidate f0r Gov
:, Mr.. Gaston is tho only, available ,uon for
tho nomination this yonr. T'llo lion. GI,arl.a
t. Iliohlpso1l, Of Gloucester, III mentioned.
ptlt he Will not accept, ulnl Is DbicctiOnais
tls II ls'l,er Hc Tor n,G fcaso, tat t. onntei
lltt!t sclieIne. 1tr, Gaston j,ayinE bcrtt NV,
oral tlnlcs q canditEnto n1,ii pl,ct. {;oyrrnnr
SS1' fSa Gl,,ES gracefully rvtre aftcr having iied
.::rIle only n,nu now prominently mentioned
tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is ArfhtIr f. Ii,rr,.
, 1880-09-01
GREAT BRITAIN.

dE1ssl4NSf fAf1Hn F1IvEk
LONDON, aug. 81 - estertlny' = Will iurhWnl
OF bullion from tho 1'ank Ut England for
New York wns OH Ger1nan account, md Is
exp}alued t,y tba tlINlcuIty nf nhtninInv mil
frnu, tho 1n,rcrf,i t@,,,r ~ r,r,nn,,,. .,,n,.
,'o.1 tho an'pe!N.l na',h oi oellhafy, Wh'ct',
,,ruf.rrntl In o,,otf tUofr ~ tha ,,,,t;, ~ 49,.
'"6 1l7 Aotes III Rl''eE'
IN THE HOUSE.
A"e 'ute u? Wslloh t'le llblse Or commons
pR8sed lhe IRISH Cohstnbnlary BILL Inst hight
was lo5 to ~ Thu Governments majority
was IL. Two EnylfsElmen, Josuph t,owei,
~, ,,ns t,ss ~ Ho"caat'.@o'.!3he, ailu
nm,tNn tnIi1 H. n 'ne,!!,G! tor Nnltli-
ty. HGont twe,.tv Enmseryntiyna m ~" .v,r1nI Mp,
tho Government. No nttclnpt nj t'isfrt,c. tI..
r,I,, ,s,,,,, ,,r,,s, ,,a
, 1880-09-01

spttta1 Dt1patsh 10 7hs Chtsdea Tribune,
Ut, iAuI.. Mimi. Aug. 8l.-TAe Territorial
convention Of Dakota, to nominate Dele
Kn" III congress, meets Mt Vcrmllion to-
morrow. There are three candidates Ia the
ie'', Il. u. Bennett, of Yankt0n, the present
Delegate; Frank I'ettigrcw, Ut Sioux Fal!s
q PROMINENT lawycr; ant John D. Raymond.
at bismarck. UnItesl Statvs Marshal OF tle
Territory, Il special to the i'toucey.I,rcss
says Bennett and Ecttlarew luye
al,9ut tl!e same strength, though the lattcr
Will probably lrn.l Oll thu frat ballot, Hnw
M!on!l hYs about Thirty votes, however,.
e.o;lRl. u prevent, tha noIllnntlon Of oitlior
proIonge santest a,r fTS '1k i,s oiyWs1l2arr'' w R
at ERrgo; A[o0ly, Ut Denl,Yo0tl; or WalsI,
of fraud Forks-.wlll receive tlie noujaa.
tion. The preliminary contest Inns been very
, 1880-09-01


NEW Yo1sK, Aug. 3t.-Wh!io several asnall
boys were plnytng on Cook street, Williau,s-
burg, tonight, light occurred among them.
Their parents, learning Of tho disturbance,
llastcncd tn tho scene. wien n general light
elisuctl. Sticks, stp1ics, nt.i other artleirs
Wera ilsc!. OIr slulla struck Stephen ilnrt-
skull. Ilnrtnun drew Il revolver anti fir.aI
tltu tho crowd. Tid bullet took effect III tho
shoulder Of fsaae Evans. nf M. MI l}itsI.-
wick nyeiilt, ff1tl1cting Il severe woulitl. Tho
police appeared aMt stopped tho riot A,ltl took
the Injured nam 10 tho hospital.
, 1880-09-01

Iona DslASclt N, j., Aug. 3l.-1fr. WASH
ington Me Lean hus Improved 80 u4uol lint
lu was able tt>tiay to leave l,is bed, to which
10 !lns been 10 t0,ig confined. Ills elder sun.
anti business manager Of the Cinclh,ut! Eli.
lnllnr'a apuctly rGcoyeEy, Mr. Mol i, Ypoko
gt!ecrtuliy ~ Ills faluilY Ut his c0uyuescdnce.
llr uy0n looks robust as ever,
, 1880-09-01
CONDUCTOR SI1OT.
Special Utspatth to M CAteaco 7yttunt.

KANSAS CRY, No., Aug. 3l.-Al,out II
o'clock this morning Conductor Nfurean, of
the cast bn,,nd express train, OIL tho Atchi.
ao1i, Topeka l. Santn FL Kontl, was fatalIy
shot at EllInwool Stnt1on hy 0no Jaiiirs
Montgomery, a passenger Thu Two liatl
some 80 n. !, words reaaft!nR atontsotnery's right
70 ritle "! tl1o, pintfnrm Or tUp Ut the cur.
when suddenly lIo tlrGw n revolver and siiot
the conductor IN the nlNlol,ell, niul ho Gull
not possibly live tE1itll morning.
, 1880-09-01

apsetaE Dslutea to Tia CAieaso 3ttsvrs
I.Asslka, Mlcl>., Aug, 3l,-Stats Senator
11Qdse, OF Jackson County. addressed a
meeting of GToenbackcrs In this city iast
night. There were but q very few present,
anu ltttio OF no enthusiasm yyas maulfestet1.
The same stalu old arguluonss wero pxesent-
, 1880-09-01
.1TEI.D FOR AIASsLAUG1YTEN.

:. np7sat 1"9paltH 70 1H| ERlfdQ0 7fItNAs,
ci:EVELASp, O., dug. 3l.-Coroner Isoln
mas Deem busy ior tl!e inst two days inyestl-
cutting. tlle cause of tho railroad acei,le,,t
SaM!ay night. To-.tny Ise toturl,ed II verdict
t!At Engineer Cain eln,p 10 ts death tllEuIuli
the sriaa carGlesl!esa OF Al!u|Iuel J,y,trh.
hrlkelnau. WIN ilegl4ctntl to turn tllp hWitrh..
i,yncl. y untlor arrest .on the Charge ot NAM
, 1880-09-01
1ELEERhPHIc NnTrc

,cttANroS. la., Aug. 31.-Alt the coal
ihll!es III this rexlon !laye RESUMED work on
full tine.
.rb1Es'STr9 rbn'Sr9, +. Cnn.. A4s: al.~IIanlan leaves
, 1880-09-01

spftas Dttpatch to The Chicago Tttbunt
MADISON. Wis, Aug. 3l.-W.T. Uplog ,
citizen Of Cottage tlroys IN this county t'I any,.
prominent tlrccntnckcr, publishes II irt,"r ,s
tlIe Sutd J0n17lat Tonight In which In c". ~.
i,ls rcasons why lo fces II 10 be- Xix ises
v0te for Garfield, It IlnkGs SOM, Hrs str;,n 10
pUnts IN favor OF tle course lie as ;,,IontnSS lIS
ior !llilself TINT will apply with cqllal fntea
, 1880-09-01

STRUCK WITH A. ROCK.
sptetdt Dfspatth to The CAteaeo Tribune.
PONTIAC, ILL.,, AllE. ;]l.-l3ob Fox threw n
rock Mt 4 young 1nan nntlleG Kelly to-day,
strifing lily, above tic clu md lnllctng Il
, 1880-09-01
NQNsulIEn.

s.AS FRANCISCO, Aug, 8l.-In tho suit OF
l!o'ltllal. u. Price VI. =. i. Dewey, to recover
about 81 ,uU, ,ooo. tho Circuit Court !,,ts s,ls-
tatlletl tlle dcfentlant's demurrer Un thu
GROUND TINT no new fasts .asa bern ils.ny-
III l657, ~" @u'A
, 1880-09-01
WENT Tt3 SLEEP.

CoIusmus, Aug. 1l.-A lalf dozen boot
blacks en route to this city, were ut,l of tic
passenger train Inst night, near Delaware,
Dne Of tlieni, Mike AtlUI,, Uf CleyctnMi. iaiI
down upon tho track aIhl wont to slt.cp, liz
WnS soon attcr ruiz over by q passing tr1in
, 1880-09-01

New IoRK, Aug. 3l.-.JaInes Costtmnn,
Tlo'nas TIerncy, mil 1valtor bust arc under
nrrest 9n the cllargo Of ttctng the persons who
BILLED Lawyer Harvard In I}rMklyn Sattr-
!ny night. Thu fourth pursntt Is sought fur.
PRINCIPALS -.
, 1880-09-01

sptetas Dsnteh 10 Tbs Chteaso Tribune.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Aug ;lt.-IIenry
Pettlngfll's residence, ncar WatrousviIlc,
was entored BY burglars last night, and $500
I'll money taken.
, 1880-09-01
COULDN'T IsEsI91 THE PASSION.
&Rff{af Atpaffh fa Tia CAtsaaa Ixfhatus

kLa1S, ILL.,, A,tg. 3l,-A notorious young
burglar named ti.,a llyer, wjIllo comtincd lii
~ y cell ut, tlle cou4ty JUL, l.latle keys
Which unlocked thu dpnrs, After pick.
hlK the lueks Ut tho outer door
aA1 tue ssalcs's room, Ae robbed
, 1880-09-01

READING, 1'a., Aug. 3l.-Danfet Ermon
tront l''la bcel, nominated by thu Dc,npcr,,.
FOR Congress in 1leIster tfymers Oil district
, 1880-09-01

PRESIDENT HAYES AND HIS. SUCCESSOR.
CiEyELASE. o., Aug. .5l.-puslt!cut Ilayrs
aIal wifu alll tiel. Garfield alul wife arrived
here shls afternoon, at,u went on To Canton.
NJ ~ W present Ut ttiu grand sol.lfers' ro-
, 1880-09-01

= ~ y f1fAsV1 III W.
CoSco1i', N. H., Aug. D. l.-~l1erhert F, Nor,
r!s declines tho Dr,nocrHttc uomluution tns
congress FROM tho First District, A't
Connecticut western news., 1880-08-25
The Greatest i'm the World.

Without question Buffalo, N Y., can boast of the largest and most complete private Sani- tarium in the world. The Invalids' Hotel was founded by Dr. R. V. Pierce, who has repre- sented his district as State Senator and in Con- gress, and is known throughout the United States as the originator of pr. Pierce's Family Medicines, and who has also become widely celebrated in the treatment of chronic diseases. The erection of this mammoth home for invalids was made necessary by the large number of afflicted who focked to Buffalo from all parts of the United States to consult Dr. Pierce and the eminent medical gentlemen assoclated with him as the faculty of this celebrated institution. The establishment is said to have cost nearly g. half million of dollars, and is furnished with every appliance and facility for the care of chronic ailments. A correspondingly large branch institution is located in London, Eng land. The whole concern is owned and operated by the Worlds Dispensary Association, of which the original Dr. Pierce is President-his brother, an uncle, and other eminent medical gentlemen taking part in the treatment of cases. In treat ing cases they not at all confined to the nar- row limits of prescribing the justly celebrated remedies, Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, Pleasant Prgative Pellets, or any other set remedies, however good, but have resort to the whole range of the Moteyi1 Med5ca, as well as to Turkish and other baths, Swedish movements and other approved remedies and methods of cure,
Connecticut western news., 1880-08-25
A Heartless Deed.

Mrs. Rivers, of Agnew Station, near Pittsburg, Pa. discovered an unknown man in her yard stealing grapes. She shouted, and he ran away in the direc- tion of the Ohio river. A large dog and gang of railroad men started in pur- suit. The man took to the water, but finding that he was growing weak turn ed, but his pursuers continued stoning him until he sank. The residents on the other side who witnessed the affair sent skiff to his rescue, but before they could reach him the unhappy man had gone down. The people in the neigh borhood demand vigorous investigation by the authorities.
Connecticut western news., 1880-08-25
New streiastI.

Is infused into debiitated system by the sovereign vitalizer and tonic, Hostetter's Stom7 ach Bitters. Digestion and assimilation, tfunc- tions the interruption or feeble performance of which materially impair vitality, are regulated and encouraged by the Bitters, and the mental despondency which usually affects the dyspeptic and nervous invalids, gives place to cheerful ness when this genial invigorant and corrective is used. It enables the stomach to perform it's duties, insures complete nutrition and banishes every symptom of dyspepsia. The restoration of 8 regular habit of body is another and more important result of taking it. It quiets, as well asinvigorates the nervous system, promotes ap- petite and sound repose, and may be relied upon for purity as well as effectiveness. Moreover it has no peer as 8 remedy for and preventive of fever and ague and bilious remittents.
Connecticut western news., 1880-08-25
Twenty Years a Sufferer.

Dr. R. V. PIERCE:
 Dear Ssr-Twenty years ago I was shipwrecked on the Atlantic Ocean, and the cold and exposure caused large ab- scess to form on each leg, which kept continually discharging. After spend ing hundreds of dollars, with no benefit, I was persuaded to try your Golden Medical Discovery, and now, in less than three months after taking the first bottle, I am thankful to say I am completely cured, and for the first time in ten years can put my left heel to the ground.
 am, sir, yours respectfully,
 WILLIAM RYDER,
 87 Jefferson Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Nome
Connecticut western news., 1880-08-25
[Chi1licothe, Cohio) Ross County Register.l A Lady in the Matter.

That sswoman's wit is often superior to mans wisdom" was convincingly proved in circumstance that occurred in this city recently. It appears that Grocer on Station Road, suffered with a very painful rheumatic headache to such 8 degree that he was obliged to seek the aid of physician. All medicines he used were of no avail. This induced Mrs. Schwarz1er to buy St. Jacobs Oil. She procured 8 bottle for her husband. With the second application he found relief. The pain left him, and he is as well as ever again. A remedy acting as promptly as this certainly deserves uni versal patronage.
Connecticut western news., 1880-08-25

HOMEOPATHIC Family Medicine Cases and books, giving concise directions for treating all common ailments, are 8 great comfort and positive saving in every household. The best assortment of all styles and prices is found at Boericke & Tafels Homeopathic Phar- macy, 145 Grand St., New York. De- scriptive Price Currents gratis. Busi- ness established ill 1885.
Connecticut western news., 1880-08-25
Fort Wayne Qnd.) sentinel.1 Will Wonders Ever Cease 2

MT. John G. Fledderman, the we'll known Merchant Tailor, in Union Block. writes s'I was 8 sufferer for many years with Neuralgia and Rheumatism, and found no relief until I tried St. Jacobs Oil. After using two bottles I was en- tirely cured"
Connecticut western news., 1880-08-25

THE London Needle Co.,, of New York City, owant Male and Female Agents.
 It will pay any one out of employment to write to them for particulars. See their advertisement in another column.
Connecticut western news., 1880-08-25

RUSSIAN IMMIGRANTS. A party of six ty-seyen Russian emigrants arrived. in New York last week in destitute condi- tion. In 1877 colony of 330 souls left Russia for Brazil, being promised land there. After 8 frightful experience, at times being on the verge of starvation, and suffering all the pains of starvation, the remnant of the party succeeded in reaching this country and have been sent to Kansas.
Connecticut western news., 1880-08-25

WE cHEERFULLY call the attention of our readers to the merits of Dobbins' Electric Soap (made by Cragin & O., Phila.), who confident ly ask trial. The soap will tell it's own story. We advise you to try it.
Connecticut western news., 1880-08-25

For Dy-Sepslas Indigestion, Depression Spirits and General Debility, in the various forn, hlso as preventive against Fever and Ague. and Ea1ed Elixir sf G%ni.saya2" % 5 made m h hby GssaeE Is the best tonic; and for patients recovering from Fever or other sickness. 1t has no equal.
Connecticut western news., 1880-08-25

PAVING. e.-Manchester, England, has found that the draining and paving of twenty streets diminished her mortality more than one-sixth.
Connecticut western news., 1880-08-25

FRUIT T-Great Britain fruit crop this year is failure. The potato crop is generally good, but there have been bad outbreaks of disease.
Connecticut western news., 1880-08-25

THERE WAS young man 50 well bred, That the hair would not stay on his head, But the Carboline oil Put new hair on the soil,
 And now with an heiress he's wed.
Connecticut western news., 1880-08-25

IF THE chances of recovery for an adult be so small when unnecessarily strong medicine be used, how much smaller must be the chances of baby when dosed with opiates and other powerful medicines Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup is tbe remedy for the diseases of children. Price 25 cents bottle.
Connecticut western news., 1880-08-25

PASSENGERS. Seventy three steamers between New York and European ports have carried about 20, 900 cabin passen- gers during the summer season of 1880. There are thirteen lines of these steam CTS plying between the ports named.
Connecticut western news., 1880-08-25
The Summer solstice.

The great reason why hot weather is facilitating of the year Indeed it is natural that this should hi order therefore, to resist this tendency to the body which can readily be done by one or two bottles of Warners Safe Tonic This remedy is being extensively used by physicians for this purpose and is for sale by druggists in all parts of the world
Connecticut western news., 1880-08-25

FoR SPECIAL RATES TOT advertising in this paper apply to the publisher of the paper U 35
Connecticut western news., 1880-08-25
To ye Scribe 6n CossGon :

To ye Scribe 6sa Cass00aa
 We beseech you to lift up your Paper Trumpet and say to the dwellers in the goodly Land of Canaan yea, of Norfolk, and Salisbury, and Lakeville, and Falls Village, and Sheffield, and Cornwall, and all the country which ieth round about Sharon and Goshen. and they who tarry in the mountains of Riga and Haystack, that
Connecticut western news., 1880-08-25

Pnre Cod-Lfver Oil made from gelected ed flyers. on the eea-shore, by CASwELL, HAZARD x Co., New York. It is absolutely and sweet Patients who have once taken prefer it to all others Physicians market.
Connecticut western news., 1880-08-25
Subscription Price, $1.5O Per Year.

things and Neutral should be
  life all other matter
 
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  reached by country E&sJ ,8gs a5:f X 8 question touching the general welfare, and both sides freely admitted opportunity of
Connecticut western news., 1880-08-25

Nmw YORK C1TY, April l, 1880.
 MIR. JULIUS HALL, Great Barring Mass, has sent us a number of cabinet photographs, which, in lighting, posing, and general technical excellencies, rank with the best work of our leading New York galleries. We do not see how they can be excelled - Editor Photographic Times.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Saturday Sept 25, 1880.
The Hon. John O'ConnOr, Postmaster-GeDeral, says
that the year 1890 is the time limit for the completion
OF the Canadian Pacific Railway.
The BourSe announces that Leon Epstein OF Warsaw
has failed His liabilities placed at $5oOOOo Some
Berlin firms largely interested.
The Direct Uaied States Cable Company gives notice
that the tariff Will be two shihings word
on after the first OF October
The Sportsman says that Trckett and Laycock, the
Australian did some moderate practice yesterday.
Hanan and Elliott rOwed together to Stella and re-
urped at a fast rate In the afternoon they rowed "a
rand pace. The effect Elliott was to make him sck
but Hanlan finished as fresh as when ne started.
The greater part of Vssoye, largo village IN the
Canton OF Valais, Switzerland. has been destroyed by
fire.
Mr. Parnc Is at present in England. consulting emil
pept lawyers subject Of the ruored Government
prosecution OF members OF the Land League. The agi-
iators declare they will keep within the law
HAVANA, Sept. 25.-Authentic news mas
been received Mexico that there Is great draw
back to the value of the railroad concessions lately made
IN the fact that The Mexican Government only agrees 10
pay 100000 yearly TO the Palmer-5ui'lvan Company
and 5000 900 TO the symon-BostOn Company, without
reference TO the amount OF WORK done
For Forefqn Letters sec Second Pdac.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26

te extent that they could be maintained par ~ was
right md proper that the Government should nave
benefit OF this saving But he says it was usthhnS
measure Open to two constructions he sau so .he nc.
and he SAYS But the actual events suow 'nas
what he calls q Juggling measure " nas proved tno
most successful measure adopted In our times;
Without 10 resumption would have been impossiDe, an,
II ais amendment had adopted he probably wouid
not haye voted for the bill -. .s
But this was not ALL After The Resumption nct waS
passed. IL trial for four years before is na *
ecusIou. During that period OF doubt ana
Democratic party opposed 1t with the a'"osf or
Secretary OF the Treasury 10 step nan
bceo taken uudcr t except to substitute
silver coin the fractional currency. It was an u
executed mardatc OF the Republican party. mat ,He
preparations resumption. the accumulation oi coIh
the advancement OF the public credit were
zeaousIv and prudently accomplished aud tnat as u
public officer, with the full approval OF KrpuDncai
President fairly execucd the law was estiheo 10 W
Mr. Belmont the very meeting tof which e was pre-
siding oicer that Mr. Bayard addressed How dd the
Democratic party treat the execution or THIS Jaw fio
firs. step tovnrd its execution they opposed Win
Violence proposed its repeal ad0p,cd every eAFeoch.
to ;hwarr, delay and TO defeat It,
Mr.. sherman then gave the history OF the Demo-
cratic bill to repeal the Resumption act, showing
that it was supported almost unanimously by the
Democrats and opposed by tho Republicans. In
reference TO the assertion that to Providence ana
not to tn Republican party was due the credit ne
sa. that he country nothing to the Demo
cratic party for either good crops, good money OF
good times,
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
ST4TTSITCS OF TELEGR1PHY.

Sheppard Romans has addressed the FOL
lowing letter to J. b. Houston and George c. Sainp-
GENTLEMEN have. rs requested. carefully exam
ined tue statistics OF cegraphy showing the progress
OF that system Great Britain and In this cnnrtry 1nr
ing the past ten years. with view OF making cose
estimate of it's probable growth during The next lew
years. ...z
From the ratio OF progress shown by 0nicai stp,s
ties which have been COMPLIED with great care u IS
probable that the number Of miles now cxsiine
in the United states viii be more t9hn nan
donblo in the next ten years, whie thc
number OF messages sent annually Will be Increased four
fold We may reasonably assume. moreover. thht any
dinnutioE Of profit arising from c0mpetilon
and consequent compotiton In tariffs, WI
he more than c1untarbsIarced by Improve
mcnfs in the Instruments employed and the greater
volume of business From these circumstances anu oi
car,u estimate OF the value Of the properly rghts an
franchises OF the Central Construction Company when
embrace only the lines already constructed lcasca
controlled but those also which are contemplated
in the immediate future. together with contracts con-
trolling duplex qued uplex machines. printing
instruments AMI Gllrtt telephone patents, as wen
wnersip OF stock and the consequent centred or
the DomlDon Telegraph Cimpdny and the absolute con
troll Tor twenty years OF the French Atlantic Caolc
/ am confident that with good management. me sur
plus OF that company Will he sulicient 10 lu
tify. for years 10 come an annual divuth1 ol Z
ner cent on 600 600 900 SHTPPAED HOMANs.