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B, F. LINCOLN,

4
LINAI. SET'rI. M NT NOTICE,.-Rs
TATE OF JOHS KESSEY, DECEAsED.NOtice IL
hereby given to all persons interested in said estate that the
undersigned Administrator of the estate Of said John
Kcnney deceased, will appear before the County Court OF
county of La Sale and state OF Illinois Mt the County
Court House In Ottawa In said county. Monday the 18th
day January A. 1881 for the purpose OF rendering
Of his proceedings In the administration OF said
tate for the NAL settlement.
Dated at Ottawa, this 18th day OF November 1880.
THOMAS KENNEY.
Attest: 7. W. SToCKsLEGEE Administrator.
Clerk County Court, La Sale Co, III. n0y20-3w
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B. F. LINCOLN,


NOTlCE.-EsTATE OF JOHN A. JONES, DRCKAsED.-
~ Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, Admin
isratOr OF the Estate OF John A. Jones' ne OF the
of La Sale and state of Illinois deceased will appear before
the County Court OF said county the third Monday. (bc
Ing the nth day. OF January 1881 the County Court House
in Ottawa in said county when and where all persons hay
ing claims demands against said estate notified
attend and present the same IN writing for adjustment
Dated this 10Th day of Nov ,mber A. II. 1880.
GEORGE l.. JONES,
noy20-3w Administrator.
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The best salye in the world for cuts, bruises
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter
chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all kinds
of skin eruptions. The salve is guaranteed t'
give perfect satisfaction in every case CT money
refunded. Price % cents per box. For sale b,
+. Y Griggs, Ottawa, His;
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\ Mothers Grief.

The pride of mother, the life and joy of a
home, and her children, hence her grief when
sickness enters and takes them away. Take
warning, then, that you are running terrible
risk, if they have Cough, Group or Whoopng
Cough, which lead to Consumption, if you do
not attend to il at once. SliILOH'S CONSUME
TON CURE is guaranteed to cure them. Price
10 cts, 50 cts and 100. For Lame Back, Side or
Chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price rs cts.
Sold by 4. Y. Grggs, Ottawa, Ills.
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Rural HAPPENINGS.
Allen Notes.

RANSOM Dec. I've were panied to learn
of the sudden death of the little baby daughter
of Peter and Morgeana Van Wlnkle. 1t died
about o'clock Saturday last, after an illness
of only few hours, aged three weeks. DR.
Fogg was called IN who pronounced Group the
primary cause of the death. The funeral took
place at the Ransom cemetery, Sabbath last
fel. sympathy of their many friends is rendered
to the bereaved family, and we commend to
them that sweet verse;
"PillOw' d on Savior's breast
Swestly sleep, and softly rest;
Soon the morning shall restore
The buried babe now deplore."
Friday morning, Nov. Goth, JACK Frost dis.
played his gorgeous robe, which the huskers
enjoyed Chose that were done)
Allen, the merchant, is having a heavy
trade. He sells 100 bbs of flour per month.
Curren Bros. are stocking their store with a
fine lot of goods.
Mr.. John Wormley, an old settler here, has
just completed an elegant barn, which adds
one more to the list of notable barns of Allen
Thanksgiving passed off quietly, latter the
fowls were Slam
Adam Calm ard Chas jacob are happy.
They are both boys. The Union shall stand.
Jones deals in cradles.
Shackelton has lately finished one of the
finest stores IN town. We vouch for his stock
being among the choicest in the country.
meeting to organize a writing school will
be held at Richards Hall, Saturday evening,
Dec. 4th A short lecture will also be given on
the subject of 'Writng and its importance"
by T. l.. Brunk, teacher.
Eplzoouc is somewhat tranquil X
BROOKLYN, Nov. 30.-Farmers are most all
done husking corn The crop was better than
expected. The weather was not very agreea-
bic for husking for two weeks the thermome-
ter being below zero
The lyceum organized at the school house
IN District No. will meet on Friday evening
of each week. The boys say it will be sue.
cess and we hope II will.
Mr. Nj. E. Bouslough has given the roof of
his residence piebsld appearance.
MIR. David Gilmore has returned from the
west much improved in health
Eddie Grozenbach is husking corn in Seneca.
Miss Libbie Therbn has returned from her
summer visit to Iowa.
MIR. Mile Miller, York, Neb, has been in
this part, taking one OF Brookyn's tar bellies
back with him. Ditto Mr. Trou,man. Miss
Barbara Kisser was married to Mr. Kuter; Mr.
lost to Miss FloorlItze; Mr.. John Klongey
and Miss SAM were married. and Miss Mary
4. Shearburn was married to Mr.. James Arm.
strong of Ohio station. Harry adds his con.
CALCULATIONS, and thinks that leap year Is do
Ing well.
Lewis Miller of Nebraska Is visiting his
parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Bouslough are visiting
their friends and relatives IN Pennsylvania
Miss Mary Berkstreasher of Buda Ill, was
the guest of Mr.. Deaner this week.
MIR. Jesse Bouslough was suddenly called to
Nebraska to the funeral of his sons wife
Questions are asked whether politics has
been too much for Harry. We answer no. but
the waste basket must have proved too much
for his last letter. HARRY DALE.
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q, +, LINCOLN.

AEIOTNfV al TU'f.
LIN A l. SE;TTLF.NI f.NT n O'TICE.-Rs
L TATE or GEORGE ". VANCE, in, DEcEAsEp.-No
tce IL hereby given to all persons interested In said csae
that the undersigned Administrator Of the Estate Of said
George Vance deceased will appear before the County
Court al the county OF La Sale and state Of Illinois AT Tho
County Court House in Ottawa In said county Monday
the nth day OF January 1881 for the purpose OF render
ing account Of his proceedings in the administration O
said esta" for the final settlement.
Dated at Ottawa this 10th dpy of November 1850.
CHARLES n. POUNDSTONE.
ATTEST: =. W. SroCKsLEGKR. Administrator.
Clerk County Court. La sale Co.. III. nOvH-3~
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A correspondent of the Chicago Times writes
the following from Lisbon, Kendall county, un.
der date of Nov. Goth
A shocking case of leprosy in this village seems
to attract more than passing attention. There
is little doubt but that 1t is the welldehned spe-
cics of that hidcous and loathesome pest that we
read about where history first takes up the theme
of human tradition. The seed is the product OF
Norway, and the result Of leprous heritage. The
mother died few years ago, pitiable object Of
purified humanity-blind and an object spectacle
of wretchedness. The loathesOme curse she trans
mitted to two of her otfSpring-a daughter who,
though less cruelty afflicted, is an object Of dire
distress, suffering the loss of several members
from her diseased limbs. The most CHASTITY and
unaccountaby sickening horror is that OF a son,
who, notwithstanding five years OF relentless tor
turc is unCommonly intelligent, and recOnciled
to his God.cursed existence. This boy that lives
on midst health and happiness-an object of hu-
man loathing and ayersion--iS only sensible Of
the fact that it is the "wil of God" ana his la
mcntations and crying groans only the result
of racking pains and perpetual torture. lmag-
inc if you will, hosGless face, pinChed, Scared
and blackened; a form distorted and shapeless;
limbs that are u fostering mass of poisonous cor
ruptiOn; cords and arteries all exposed; yards of
linen day and night saturated with blood and de-
cayed flesh; imagine, If you can, human form
rotting by inches and "sloughing" off hourly,
daily. weekly, monthly, yearly, and then you can
form u misty conception of what constitutes
genuine case Of ancient leprosy.
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Mem advertisements.
ESTRAYED.

Rsrayed from the premises OF the undersigned In the
town oil BrOokheld, on the 18th inst. Eight = 'ring
Calves Two OF them steer calves, one OF which
WIS rather large of red and white coor the other nearly
red The heller red with the exception OF one
which was red white. Any person 'he same up
reporting where they may be found VIII be sntnny paa
for their trouble. u. OLOUGtLlN'
T. o., Seneca. ho'9'-W
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Aegal

NO'rICE.-EsTArH or PAT'K CUNNINGHAM, DECD
~ Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Admin
istratrx with will annexed Of the estate Of Patrick Cunning
ham. late of the county of La Sale and Of Illinois de
ceased will appear before the County said count
the third Monday heng the 18th day. OF January ISL
the County Court House. in Ottawa in said county whcI
and where all persons having claims demands agsins
said estate notified to attend and present the same
writing for adjustment.
Dated this 10Th day of November =. u. 1850
BRIDGET CUNNINGHAM
dect-3w AdminstrstriX, &C
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One OF the most painful unpleasant and distressing d.
sesses 10 hrh flesh IL heir Piles Dr. BosssEos PILE
RKsEDr hss been tried, tested and proved b. nfs
bic remedy for the OF al kinds OF PLEA Price 50 cs
For sale By o. GKHRIse, Ottawa Ia. aprio
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Now is The Time

To buy city property as II has yet advanced materially
and be bought at less figures than AZ any future
time after 1890 Those who homes In Ottawa should
secure lots dwellings Low prices and easy terms
nuylj-6w DIX j. u. hANl'lo'
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At Scranton, Pa, an old state law, adopted
sixty years ago, has been raked up, which
provides that wager placed IN a stakehod-
ers hands may be seized, and the money de-
voted to the support of the poor.
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WANTED.

young man from the west would like position for the
winter in rstcass hotel grocery store. as had
large experience in both and give entire satisfaction
Salary no object UnQucstiOnaDc reference Address m
care of this office. novD
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Mem R0berttsems
HOLIDAY GOODS
AND
CHRISTMAS PRESEn ITS.
A Large Stock at Very Low Prices.

Before purchasing examine these goods inducements
in Albums Autographs, Family Bibles Childrens Gift
Books. P0ctcal Works Standard Fiction, ChatterbOX,
Linen and Toy Books, Pocket Knives CellulOid Sets,
Work Boxes Perfume Cases. Jewel Cases. Shaving Cases
Cut Bottles and Ink Stands Vases China Cups and Sa
GERS, Mugs Writing Desks, b Blocks. Toy Dishes.
Dolls sc ST. largest and cheapest line ever in Ottawa
An extensive stock of Diaries for 1881.
few words and you will be wise: l sell Pocket
Knives at the price most dealers pay for them.
sell Dolls and Writing Desks cheaper than any one
elise can possibly: Chldrens Books One-ifth eSs Stan
dard Fiction mo- gilt and CLOTH zoe: Poets SOC, reg
ular price $l5O: Vases Onethird less. have every
thing in my stock marked very low and do not intend
Ito carry over any Holiday Stock Come and see about
this yourself
u. ~-r~~-
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The scid Blood Is the rrmsry and aiming
er OF Rheunatsm Where there Alkan there be
Rh, stsn. The ''DR BosaNEo RHEUMATISM CURE" Is
chemically prepared Alkaline neuIrslnlng the acdi;y
and removing chronc Inflammation BY absorption. IL
not claims thSt th cure for long catalogue
Of dheases. ike manv Others hut for rheumatism aud
Lame Back aone IL sovereign remedy Price IS
For sale BY q. GEHEISs Ottsrs. III.
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2 Mtsrellaneous.
FARM
FOR SALE.

Fine Farm OF $50 Acres, Ave miles southwest of
ottawa; well improyed good twOsory frame dwelling.
house. one and half story tenant house. two barns large
frame double cribs an granary large orchard cattle sheds
supply OF good water, wind mill pumps
The farm is eralned, we fenced clean and In
lent state OF cultivation. For terms OF sale apply 10 Il. X
BROWN, on the premises, or Il. f. LINCOLN, IN Ottawa
october 9th, lsSD.-tf
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BLANK BOOKS. s1:n .aSi.SS: .P SrP P1,I
ly ans st fair prices. asnan Hsr emAss IS LssslE II

NOTE, DRAFT AND RECEIPT
~ hooks Of OsMAH HAPEMAN's.
West OF the Court Houst-
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THE LATEST NOVELTIES Il so. sss
osn an &Hspe mas's. IVES, pfCout Hause-

NOT e, DRAFT AND RECEIPT
IN BOOKS at 0ShAS . HkPEMAES,
eat Of Court House
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City Property for Sale.

The situated the La Sale and lafayette
streets opposite the Washington Park described as the
Of Lot aud Lot H. Block So, States Addition To OTTAWA
This property situac in the central part Of the CITY,
the business portion of IT. and will be sold NJ bargain II
desirable investment For particulars inquire OF l.
H. EAMES, Esq, National City Bank, or W T. CODDlNG.
Canal Collector. OnayO-t) ALBERT +. DOW
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FINE PRINTING P P9T Fine Beck q and Os
HapemsAs ives; Of tAs Court House square.
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A Neat Residence
To be SolQ--F

In this and adjacent counties at extremely low prices
Buyers will save mooney by calling and examining my
list, am making better offers than be found else
where. tnUyl36w) DR. j. q. HARRIS.
, 1880-04-15
The Comct Seen In Australia.

inK 6Cep seen for tho tlrst time on Fell: nus
passed cut OF yIow ito the nnketl cyc! D1flag
tho time tho talt was Ut ~ Dfigntcst saa9o ~ ~
nreyajcncu uf southcust wlnds. which, In tho
tAtitutle of Moibourne arc anootnIianioa py na1o
Ut this tiu0 ot tho yelr. Whilo, therefore,, thI
fnil Of tho cp1s,Dt, which formed nn alFte Nl ~
deKroes with tho harzoI,. eo1!d @ 10 asiG''y ,hiaS
low olDutl-bnnk. Dr. ltono. III amateur oo.
server ut Castcnlnlnc, Whcro the MIR ~na clearer.
wns ablo to Tx tho plsu1 ~ tho tauG!ous son!o
dayS bofore any data cou!n w onlAiaea u Hlo
Molbourno Observatory. Wann ntst Se9n s.xan .4e
twunty-fyg degrees Iii length. Each succeod.
fIu night tue tIll grow lD,1Ees, but VI tao SUNG
tluiu fuiutaf, until III about ten days u tnueo
out OF sIKht. Muasures wert, token o1 tao nv
tory, frs,tn which tho following notes have hoon
r,colvods "Ihc approximate p2sluona Welo.
Fuil O. i H. M: Hight ascension. E3h. <n. .bs !;
decllnution, 9Th. tII, ~; south. tun; ", =.
NJ; hight usconslot, III bs1i,. qae.hat1o!i.
south. Ihcae observations, so1pbnca with tnose
ecctlrcl tho week GufoFe. Afforded tho 9A1aHs .!
loduuin9 rough approximation OF IT. upparon.
suotlon. and thnro Is no aotant now tnat !. ~ H.
frutnus Tho nucleus nn tho 10th wus exc1oi;
tnxly faint; kttli with Bootl teiosoope tne "a,
could bo truoed for Yonao diAtamco from u. Dl
tho 1ath 1t was still fA!ntoF, and gSell Win tne
great telescope the tai could only 6e seoa n g ~
q oOuplo OF deKrpts. Tho heaatl ltself npltnFG
a!nply W faint uebu!nus 1nasa. with 4 slixa
central condensation. 1t ID iLAposslblo 20 w
whether this ptlnlet u a new one, nF one Wnioi
ansl s % tha cie,asits @ y II il orbit haso pesa com
puted, ahd for t4as purpos9 furthsr measures
IT, pOaltiuu urO necessary. -
, 1880-04-15
A NeferI1alttGtl WOlatnll.

Mrs. EurlvI,t Inns beon put out nf htr house ~
phjiaicInhit. Thu vtcvNscd ratlwuy cbtnP!!!Y
has beatt Sr n tue courts. any IT, Sgl s.tor,nlod
10 usst,rt her rights Us MI Anltrica1l Ws,lsn t n.a
DrUporty-owur. Sfp refused to move nor !!o"si
holi utHnls, and lelictl the enntEnct0r hha n's ~
mon Bho wod t n'.w sr w s.,r r II, - loat Il,
IT., thn r,of If the next housc. They knecke1
down tho chimney. tuEe du"t' loo IT,, H. ,,f,i ~,
eoare .no wy To- 'c sn IsI tr r't.I1 Mrs, nrght md
bur timuHNr, This was the rst uay w0ss, ,.r,, a
thr wo,llun sHt III her rocking" chh!E ie,!! M.tn W.
II uvn. hoklng grim mud yery 'maa; W. ~ nv ~,
wnu oa ii,ttgo M ano H. tr' ay stery Wis cierl
Swmy. Aftur dinner tho mon battors.l down tho
fruit otr, torn pEt tho window. stsslts Mu1 & ,r
ueol ti,o W.xWors m np ,q,a itsa! 3 r brr ah. %
tnr nat In their rocking. nn the setoia
ttor. frt. and hell! tho fort The ssoo'su ,loats
bmuk VIVA thou invutlet All9 tho k1tcncn LILLE
Ra oshsr tan,ltnrv Mr XII h heta IL, @ out ialf
nttnckotl; tho r}ar partition was aet!!sii1
s thS er,,nt oo,tnEI SI VIZ 4'S topp:si I ovsr brc
linun brick. hut tho women wpula not ,aAI.r snr'
rSt,icr. Mira Enrlght sat III her 1,ck!l!9. ena,f,
Knitting 0t tho riitD Ut forty sttckiga w. h.,as
end rSsSly.ng aaG 31 .toH@s Tho M s
,snthsI with 1uterrst truth tho street, Anti tne
Isrrisos. was loudly C.oernI 0y to oSssa.ss IT,,
but the eneny was rusaieaa, tnS s,o s,rrnti
intsl thp strccts. THO walls end oeill1H Wefa
down, There was nothing OIL tho aecunia nnoe
but the Two chn!rs antl their oontenta. Htr3. nts
right WIS usked to tako hStse't ~; ,,,s s % s,r1,.
should put her nut! The wortulcll bcKah ta ts:t'
! IN tho .!o<,r. Then tho H1rr!sun Yavt u. s!es
EnrtHht rotreats! with nor trtShas ~ t.te ~.
| ward. HhO had done what sho could oae wa'
crtlvhcQ. ',s
, 1880-04-15
Ep1TII,yESrEIly IOWA.

-. 10 tss Editor nf .1as CAsaoo Tribune. :
SHELDON, lii, April 1a,-Alany Of your
no,ura ctreulnte throughout Northwestern
9'!.'a ~ ,,nno saon Waiting thar,n ran.
Iowa. "..aaso ae.n "a, ati c.,1; 49,. ,,art ~
cerning Us 1or some lime otlll, TX :pa.t -
the cuuntrt'i8' comtng' moro rnplaly'4p uio'
front Northwestern Iowa and Iowa, Itself:
nrn mt for tl,a so.cal!ea !" man OF. destiny"
Tor fseslaenL s.enas s,.,..e le .ha,', nns ts,or
great deal OF stir, md IN LOOKING tpeM over
and noting their met,ols you see the secret OF
the comnu;nn for Grant, Des hoines Coun-
..0 ,',Ha, " T. a,tm"ta, Tnritnvtnn hovs
y IN wMon % ~ s.s''a nts ,ouur. nur is,' ~ it.nrv
elected doleehtes Ill uls lnvos' n,so uc".y
County. Thls Is due to tho influence OF
James Harlan, SECRETARY Of tho Interior I'M
der Grant, ills iniluc,lee there Is potent, nnd
Hutton. ot tlIo Burlington Iff.aGkcVe, was
iinrlam's principal lieutenant Iii Ills Sella~
tnrial fights. III l'ottnwntanio County,
yvhnre f;nunc3i Bluffs Is located, is tic
ern aida Of tho Stats, llere arc held the
fintteG States Courts, and tllere Is an army
of Drulty Mursl,rls ,lltt other oillce-Ilolders,
U on1 f'ntfnwnt n,,iiu sends Delegates to the
Siate Cnnventlon for Gral,t, Iowa Is pcer-
1"ss M !, I{nnnhjtran Stata: she has never
1.ti -. Etnt.S frr,,, tho Kant1,ltrur eO]-
, 1880-04-15


CHICAGO, April 14.-In elccting delegates
FROM tho Republican primaries to the Stato
Convention, or to the District Conventions
which select delegates to the State Conyen-
tio.l, how ure Republicans whose choice for
President is Wasl,burne to act? Since Mr..
Washburle declares himself not Mt present
n candidate and In favor Of Grant, tho Issue
ut the primaries sce,ns likely to be between
the Grant and tho Blaine, factions. There
are thousands Of KepublicaIns Tho, like my, ny,
would prefer a :: Western in,l-ail
lllinols, !nat!, like Wnsl.bnrneIto i;
rather Blaine should get tho nomination than
Graut, What sllnll We do" II we counsel
with q Grl,rt man lie Is sure to tell US to W IL
for their delegates, slnee, LII case Grant can't
win, his strength will ba east tor Wnsllbnrilc.
but this don't suit us, for It would bu. going
for Grant hrst cliotce and Wasl!ltifne seEoIlia Y.
lilyrigletl into voting for Grant delegates on
tllls spccious endorsement If mt warned.
What does TIE TRIBUNE advise: Should
| tic Wnshburne men 90 III Will. the Blaine
men to defeat rl.tot1n1sm Ur not?
| lSEpUULICAN.
, 1880-04-15

nse OF sset us ,'u INN m coI1;,re,,cy SO .9rt
Mstn law lin ;,n aiteuinilyr but tn r'luc.
~ ~ "@,n s,,,,,mit tr mnmrjyl sstnuco,,s call
tnnty ,u,,'a nmu' ~ tI,a whtr co,tIltry ,iI1nt-
,snE,,, ~ .n or,,rcxsci3 'rff. ppup,n tok lin ut
!htxa&uay & bnco,,se tha ,,Ss|tion wns l,oti wise
~. mne "vtm, v,.at,riniir' mt Tor Ui,t l,otneut
nnW .sU.,a ,n|%1 t,nf f,ef,. 0runt would st,liiE-
HreNii =. ,,im'srif Inv a departure from t.
,,,aa m'1 IL a,tH In In rAiicn. bnt II n eut,nl-
1.'eniII e. ni,. ~ s,'1,,rtilncy u speak, Tint tnle
Es 1s so /. ~ venture +, sny. Sensible man
i, In i;ritc'] Rtnt.,s buH feels that Tie pres.
H., Ill 1o tositr,, ~ i'm. r1t il otie Of enlt,c,lt
G,r .mrtt r. III rnod name, IL lie no blinded by
Nv. ~ orcc,i tr r. nowsr as tnt 10 know that 10
.an,,s ~ s," it,1n iia muddy mol OF partisan
annrpnr,ha fnr ih f1Onltd6tIOtl 10 position to
,vtTni, Ia has hcct1 twich elevated by It Rcll-
arn,ss ,,cn,,i. sfntI,fe Blot on |,Is fair name
n thnt f,;nn rnt, never effake? Spontaneous. Is
sts NV Sm,i,fai,eiiy WITH / yengr.nGe, when,
H. ,,,nnet evcrv Stnt1 CS31lyentf,n vet jIeId tt
sn,a.t ~ .ioieontcs to The Ej,icnrO Convention,
X" i,rnrce,lings. IL u0ti cnjnIfMatlnR fn al,
WAN hnjf> lava bccu characterized i}y d ypirEt
~ ,Iiurnrtl hithertO ullkhDHn i'll similar con-
Vantinrs Of tho llepubIicai party. But, sny
III ,.'nrshicrs ia il foirtU cnrNn f;cn. f;talit
LII ,;t III ttS iii ,innl III Nruubtfcan circles
,sar II tha nntnfnntjnt, y? Einnf,atfrn1y. Yrs.
oca,sn % nt,"ost wifi, tile dnsI1 of tia f,cfi hi
oe,,i,i nit NJ, end to It ali, And IL Is n
e"u .'."r,.o, ~ nverv frinnH III his worthy
,,,n'''. ~ NINA il ti,o UnitcI Stntns
| tnat Tia hr docsn't Forthwith do It.
I,1t r. IL Willing fnr his bacScrs 10 count noses
10 ~, tl,e cv,. II lie Conyehtion and, II found
~ ~ a M,nnr,fr, ti1en GRACEFULLY decline p T1li8
, 1880-04-15
1,ror, seduylclk ni,d Mathematics.

Cambridge 0ouI09ist, wAs extremely prtsuu ~
the uatitelnatlcs 9t his nnyerssys thn!,Kh , y" ~
INV IT Oilt, VI tho meetings Of tho CNu.hrldAo
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