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DenIes Che Soft Emnoachmnnl

Mr.. Enron: Under the head OF
Shoreham in your last issue noticed
an article signed "W," commenting on
the drama "Gracc Darling presented
by the Excelsior club Of Whiting, IN
which the writer Understood that the
Phoenix club had rejected the above
play on account Of its difficult execu.
ton. In behalf of the club, allow ne
to inform the bright particular stai
that he or she labofs under q mistake
as the club never have given it q
thought. With no disparaging re
marks concerning the Excelsior club
eau say that had the Phenix consider
ed the same in connection with their re.
ception, it would have been played.
Madame Rumor, as nsuel, has beeI
playing you false, and thu only com
I pliment we can give you is that as Gar
ceon Is the champion iorgetist, We
shall have 10 name you the champion
understands. j.
l Orwell. w., March rs, 1850.
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in the business and pay dollar for dol
lar should have asked Wo have rca-
son 10 believe that our motives in rcius-.
ing to enter into n reckless and ruinous
competition have been appreciated from,
the fact that onr subscription patrons
acc has increased steadily during the
last two years. Our subscribers have
evidently felt that our price was as low
as il could be in honesty or prudence.
While some few have discontinued
on account of the price we have
been gratiicd to liud that The vast
majority of our subscribers have
thought our paper worth its cost. The
recent heavy rise in the ptico of white
paper has placed the low-priccd papers
in a situation where they cannot con
tinue publication without raising
prices. The following from the ST
Albaus Messenger describes exactly thr
situation not only in this county but IL
many other places in the state:
The advance Of about seventy pc
2 cent in white paper presents the prob
lem to newspaper men how they CAT
keep along unless they Increase thci
subscription prices. The fact is, Their
are twice MS many papers rs can get
{ living. and many OF them, in order t.
e. gain foothoId have placed The pric
tar below cost, in the hope of driving
some old and wcll-esiablishcd paper
which docs'busincss on business princi
: pies, from the field. By such lowncs
I of price, and by forcing their paper
q npon reoplo, and by industriousl
: lying TO advertisers in regard 70 thci
circulation, many of them have man
s aged to keep on long enough to dcbae
= and demoralize tho business, to raj
-, their own fortunes and TO prevent tlici
u competitors from making any mauo5
II the present advance in paper, a
p though it bears very heavily upon a
publishers, shall have the effect to ki
u oil some of the nyriads of small journal
!; that live only as paupers upon the con
c munity, il viii serve II useful pu5ll
Purpose
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LETTER FROM IOWA.
WELLS, Iowa, March u, 1880

|
EDITOR REGISTER - Through the
Kindness of friends your paper has
made visit nearly every week since
we left the coast, and its vista are ever
most welcome, seeming like letter
full OF news from home. In Your last
issue, see a notice of Dea. Warner,
which brings to mind an incident that
occurred 20 or 80 years ago. The first
time saw him to know who he was |
was unloading grain in Vallettes' OLD
slill, and my mlttens wcre missing, and
| | supposed some one had taken them.
4 stranger was there and asked MIR
| Cardeile who il was, and he laughing
| ~ said il was Dca. Warner. | had laid
| The mittens in some ones wagon in
! stead of mine, and they were ailerward
returned 10 me, so The Deacon has not
been undersnspiciUn all this time.
| | see in regard 10 your bridge question,
| it seemed TO be ''sione orwood. ~ have
| wondered why iron was not used in
| stead of either, as here in the West
| most of our new bridges are iron, and
if we can bring tue material from the
| Fast and build cheaper than stone, of
which we have q plenty, why not use
| the same East.
We have no winter, "hardly any,
here. Some cold in December, but tho
ground has not been fairly white
Wheat has been sCWn some, but still
there is a good deal to SOW set. The
Winter wheat has nearly all gone up
spout for want of protection. The soil
has blown of and driiled like snow, il
being so dry. Wheat has risen from
50a6O cents to ST.. Corn from 13a14
10 %, and then down to IS, and now
TO % cents. Our markets were every
day at The nod of the Chicago spects-
tors. We need more stock and less
grain, but when one man aud team can
tend TO sixty or eighty acres of plowcd
| land, he gets pay for his summers
! the year. Expenses for machinery,
lumber, coal and taxes are quite a drain
on the income of the farmer.
The soil and climate is much ahead
of New England, but give us the land
of the Pilgrims for the training and
bringing up children, and making the
right kind of men and women.
l | saw IN your columns last year a
notice of en- heifers bringing only 500.
mentioned il in the Des Moines Reg
lister, and our Representative Gillette
repeated ii in Congress, so he is now
known MS the two dollar heitcr repre-
sentative" Mostly all the soldiers re-
pudate Weavcr's bill in their favor anil
consider il nothing but trick to catch
gudgeons. Greenbacks have always
been worth as much as bonds, and now
we have no trouble in getting ten par
cent for them, whereas bonds are now
only per cent.
Emigration to Kansas and Nebraska
Is still in progress. Last fail some
times a. many as fifty "prairie schoon'
ere" passed in day. Some return
bnt most of them go to stay. One ro
turned labeled, SIN God We trusted
in Kansas we busted" J. W. II.
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c.H..tt rt.,g ~ lnat appoiHt-
iueut. Every -aeA denomination made
ulicr t9 the meeting in January of the
electors establishes the lawful title of
the electors SO appointed, aud shall gov
crn the ctunting Of Mo electoral vote.
/ The executive of each state is required
to deliver three certified lists of the
electors, before the day on which they
arc required by law 70 meet.
For the purpose of counting the cleo
toral votes both houses of Congress arc
required TO meet in joint session on the
second Wednesday in February sue
coeding tho meeting of The electors,
, with the president of the Senate as pre-
siding officer. Tellcrs are 10 be APP
/ pointed TO present all certificates and
! papers purpor;ing TO be certificates of
electoral votes. Upon the reading of
such certificates the president of the
Senate Shall call for objections. Every
objection shall be MAIDS in writing. and
when any or all objections to any vote
or paper from a state shall have been
received and read, the objections are to
, be submitted 70 the two houses sepa-
raicly for decision, and no electoral
vote from any state from which one
return has hecn received shall be reject
Cd, except by affirmative votes of both
houses
/ II more than one return from state
/ shall have been received, only those
! votes given by the electors appointed
! in conformity with the provisions of
! Ibis bill shall be counted. In case the
question arises, which Of two or more
returns from ANY STATE is the legal one,
ONLY those electoral votes shall be
counted which the two Houses, acting
scparaieig shall concurrently decide is
supported Icy the decision of proper
state tribunal
ln cases where there are more than
one return from state, not supported
( by hc uoc.s'on ora late tribunal, those
votes oulY -h..,l ~ counted which the
/ tw0 iipn-as aching separately, shall
lcoucWrcnfN decide 10 be the lawful
votes Of Legally appointed Electors of
such ,1tl. Under the bill the presi-
dent J' the Senate is authorized 20 pre-
| eorvc order In The joint meeting, allow
mo- debate aud entertain no mott N
/ from members of either House, except
to Withdraw.
The bill further provides that the
! joint meeting Of the two Houses shall
not dissolve until tho count is complet-
ed and the result declared; no recess is
70 be taken, except TO decide question
that has arisen in regard To the count
! ing Of vote, and no recess is 10 extend
/ beyond the next day. If the counting
IS not completed before the fifth caIen-
dar day Of tho joint session, then no
further recess shall he taken by either
! IlnMso.
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STATEsTENs.


Standard The mast yoor 'n wos $50 sse "a
Over half of tba, roc e., ,,,a;,,,o;,,;,,,,
nanners e
Alonzo q. Snow has been appointed
postmaster at North Pomfret, James G.
al Woyhr;,l,,o n,,,or MI - W."
Jonas G.. Thomson. AGED 65. of
North Hydepark. fell dead on Tuesday
in the street, while driving his oxen.
with load of wood. To the villn0e. -
have offered $3.50 in prizes to bows not
over II years old who raise the most
potatoes on onc-eirhth of an acre.
,,oo..o nj. ,,.
oidoniaS7,,. Us 5, VI l.sScA yunY';on, ~
knoo Svn5o,r ~ E1u p''o e,u LIZ ~, u,s
49, 49, H"1uay' lnol oall stluoh lnc
and has not vet been removed.
r,o p,,;.
,,, INC nu,,Ing.oil Mnnu,a 9g Non ,
pany co,i'nlenceu ,he shipment Weu-
Wp.suay vi r"en'y cu-'oauS vi u,lcs 10
All" jn'e,. rou i,, oalS Mill po sniPpeu
usn,s anu WI so o'i'oush WITHOUT
''''''''p'"e"''
The RI. Rev. Bishop DeGoesbriapd
Ie,urnco rom ms ulp, 10 Europe ana
ne iioly Lailu, MONDAY evening, anu
,he event was slRhhilzcu ny grcat
u,.eunohstra'ioh ny inc Oa'noiics OF Dur
'i"s'oh'
An observation car SO feet long,
| filed with double seats and capable OF
accommodating forty-eight persons, is
" ono'so " oo"s,ruc''o,n u, INC Hcn'rnl
;' V..,o'. snvpe. ~ ~. H,o""S' ~ Is .uo
snr;'',;e,, t ~ v ~ W" ons W. t",s W.
ip'''" ''' WIZ '""''"oi 'N0"' ''o"e'
Hon. Smith Wright Of WiIlston has
stored in his large refrigerator packing
houses one hundred and fifty tons ol
poultry, n portion Of which is being
s.oreu ior western parties. = nc ny,
s SEQ n"o N"'"o at p'cse"' P''oos Is "'''
'oo'ooo'
Sunday afternoon n freight train on
the Passumpsic railroad met with M
accident at Barton Landing. Sever
cars were thrown from the track, pre-.
cipitatcd down bank aud thorough,
smashed. Ii was caused by one pail
of tracks becoming loose, So that ON.
car WINS t,''' IL" "n anu "IHSs'o w
''''o'' = roi '"''''c'' NV '"0 was "'''
III the cotton mills at Wiuooski ,
portion of the weavcrs have struck
about twenty-five in number, or abou
one-sixth of the whole number o
operatives. The mill is running a.
usual. and il is expected that the strik
ers will return Of their places will b,
filled in n day or two.
T., r;t,. ro,4 % p,:.,, A.,
lor Char,as Poo, ~ o,,T ' T,a5 ~ l,; .-U
a|J -, a..'eoI ~ st. .n. .o! -. -
forged note for 375, purportng to b,
signed by W. J. Beach of Essex, wsiv
cd examination and were held to bal
in $1,000, failing to procure which the,
were committed to Jail.
Go cr,ot,o o,,,ouo1 :, .ho :, :,
.oaa shnus az ill., 49, ,uo q, -,
n uei d,;li ,,,, ,ha $50 s,anna 81;
xxi ANY,, ~ SVs opI 49,, -, IT,,
"a . "r ~ AN 49," 80" III h; q '.'..p
pho r,,r;,,ht shor an5 ' hocara 10 onni'
i He "p -; ,ha 1a au uo , ne H. yu,'
holow ,Ie ol ~" u, ", s p nos o 'n a,,a;na
10 aho NY ,no1,," oma hoI o,s,af;n
a;c,od rrAduert;Sor '"' o"' ~
Two brothers named Rowland, from
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What gaey say =naut I'd

stlcl ALL Dos.oa l.t4aIt
The Massachusetts Republicans aro
talkedt in "a very laiheyl WAY 10y the
Iicpublican rs TO their duly 20 help Ed
munds TO the nomination. IN Ed
munds delegation from Massachusetts
would give the movement really seri-
Gus Import Hartford Post.
The true course for Massachusetts to
take is TO plant herself firmly and as
though she meant it on the name OF
Elnunds. lie is the abcst of ell the
candidates, the purcst, the one most
committed TO reform, and tho only ono
who arou-cs no opposition IN the party,
and pr0vo<cs none from tho indcpcn-
dculs.- ISpringicld Republicans.
Iftho sentiment of Connecticut Re-
publicans is properly represented ia the
state convention, 10 be held "a. New
Haven on the 9th of April, delegates
will be named for Chicago Who arc ell
tn ely opposed to Granite nomination
and probably not favorable 10 Baino's.
Edmunds's Is the name that rings loud
est just now. He'll 1o.-f Tolland
County (Conn.) Press.
The Hartford Couran, The Journal
with which General llawley is connect
ed, has 2 loud boom for Famands, caic-
fully and intelligcntly written. Our
notion of Independent Republican
opinion among the voters. OF course
is that they would prefer Edmnnds Of
Inl ~ Il 4.
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Fdterfo,rn Lire Stock Market.
FOR Til. WEEK ENDING Mario is!

Market Dccf-A few choice e. .25a7 80; extra 7Ct
NJ first quality Gn0a6.5O, scc,,nd uualltv ~
5.J1Stllri quality 400 ft.75.
Prices OF store CaiiIe-w nrkins oxen per pain
from tlO0. l30al70.
Mich Cows and Calves from s2O35as 40. farro,
cows, l0a25.
iearlings, SAT-; two years old, l2a25: three
years old, 20a31.
Western iat swine, live, l-2cper ID.
Northern dressed hogs, LAS 3-Sc per nound
Price OF sheep and Lambs in lots, 42.7i AZ so
ea,h extra *'.NasG.O0, or from 4aGc per 10.
Veal Calvs q l-iper III.
Hides, Tallow and skrns-Brghion hides
SC per lb.; Country hides, 7a7 l-2c per ID.
il4ai H.
l'elts from lj0c to a.. % each.
Cali skins II l-2c per ID.
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Ladies', Why Snner?

when DR.. Marchisi's Uterine Catholicon will
positively cure Female Weakness, such as Falling
OF the womb, whites, Chronic Infinmatior or I'll.
ccraton Of the Womb, Incidental Hcmorrhngc or
Flooding, PAINFUL, suppressed and Irregular
bIcnstruation, &c. An old md reliable remedy
Send postal card for pamphlet. with treatment
cures, and certificates from physicinns and m
ticnts, to HOwARTH a BALLARD. UTICA, n
Y. Sold by all Druggists-ti.bo per bottle.
1yA
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To all who nro suffering from The errors md In.
discrctions of youth, nervous weakness, carly 10.
cay, loss Of manhood, etc. will send n recipe
TINT will cure you, FHEE or CHARGE. This
grcni remedy WINS discoyored by missionary in
South America. Send sof addressed onveioto
TO the REV. JosErH r. iNMAr. Station ID, New
yort (itv.
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JhiANIfburp RFglatFI
FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1880.

pv-Dennis Koarney, the San Fran
cisco aeitator, has had the heavy hanu
If thelaw laid upon him. lie was
sentenced TO six months imprlsion-
mcut for incendiary utterances, and
melting to criminal outbreaks. rms
10 tho wnv to treat that class of aSlIa
,o,s. who ure formidable only througl
cowardice of the better class OF then
fellow citizens. Kearney appealed, Du
If, as seems probable, he uitlmateil
serves out his sentence, he will b.
shorn of his power of mischief
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.. =! =
90 vALuAnlrE rnrr.,-. As


II you arc suffering .rorSrrcr health. O. ianFuisl
Ing on bed OF sicknees El.ike cheer Tor
Hop bi;:cfrlf.ii Carc Ica.
II Won arc y minister s<e,i have ovrrfa-ed Won.
erlf with your Tretorn du xrcs ,Or q mnfhcr, rfr
out with caro- nhd Uorf. oTtf ynn ac fiif aly al A.
II you feel rsas ehcSllsplfiiri, Without &C..
II knowing Why.
Hop Blticrs wlIi2uSsi0rr Tr~.
II yol are nan OF bus Nm ss w-nNau-t r. n.
r're'n * your evGyda1kfluH.; o. r.sa OF lei
toTA, toiling over youEnisn'rM ~.
Hop 2liinlr vEiiifArrVr-,k~- Nsr.
II you arc young. an fsr0cri,~ sro'.i srr ..fis
crutiOn, Orarc grow lrG to Nft, 49,.
Hop Bliirrn vii leritr~c "a.
II you arc I'm the work tshor on liz, .s--, az H..
desk. n ne " hrrr, nnd frc hst t.af sss'~r "a
cleansing, tOnirs or aim ,nlstfl ~ Hosst - - l.
catinas
Hop Tittcra fs,,yvAe You s~si.
Hypu arc old. AMI your rl,rN g f'nble, your
nerves unsteady, anl you- klacun ta y.nlne.
HOP I,iiier- viii T.vc Yea No, lat, and yiaor.
Hop Couou tuur ia The s~c,- est safest and best a
AK Chiidncn.
Tho IIor PAD fnr Stomach, LivFr and Kidneys ~
sxIrTstr 20 all others L. is perfect AK nrus ists
D.I sannTputo and iriesEs abb, car- for drunk
snness, usc OF opium, tobacco ADD narcotics
All aivs sid By dertas H4 'lss Aa, Ca hs.,er NY
zSIx4
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yFThc New York Tribune is pour
ing cold water upon the Edmunds
boom, The Tribune has weakness
for Blaine, but its arguments against
T. lmunds arc remarkably thin. Thcy
consist chiefly in the assertions That the
Vermont Senator is not really a csndi-
date, but is boosted by his friends; That
he is too late in the field to have ghost
of n chance; and that there is no tell
ing what arrows of scandal might be
pointed at him if he become promi-
nent candidate, while the country
knows already all that is urged against
the others-Blaine for instance. This
being all that tso Tribune can say
against Edmunds, the lattcr's friends
can 60 ahead. They CO" defy all at
tacks upon Edmurds' character ant
record
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EyFour ont of the six New England
states probably viii have delegates at
the Chicago convention whose first
choice for president is Edmunds. This
will leave Blaine in the rear in bis own
section, and will make orr great scna.
tor an important candidate. Tho long
cr the canvass continues the less Ger.
tain does it appear that either Grant OF
Blaine will carry the nomination ON tho
first ballot, while the more Senator Ed
munds is discussed tho more numerous
do his friends become. 1t is plainly seer
that both Grant and Blaine W. aid repe
many Republicans voters, while tits mi
vcrsally admitted that Edmunds woulC
poll every vote in the party,-and ever!
vote will be necessary in the next cam
paign.
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For Sale.

Ny house and lot, on Seymour street. with
harn and shed attachments, all IN good condition,
about l.2 acre of land on which is good chance
to build This will be sold cheap for cnsh.
Inquire Of utNRN a. LAkGNORTif.
Mildlclalrv VI, March 10, 1850. lmAl
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~ We have often been asked why
we did not put down the price of our pa
per to correspond with that of some of
The new patent outside claimants in the
field. We have always given as our
reason the fact that the prices with
which ours was compared were below
the cost OF printing papers, even though
they were printed on patent outsides,
or with stereotype plates of old matter
from New York. The price of the
Register has been for four years lower
than that of any paper OF its class in The
state. 1t was possibly lower than an
honest man who intended 10 continue
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"TuE DEsT CoUGH MEDICINE in tho
World" The Old Vegetable Iuimond'
~ BalSdm. Cutler Bros. & Co, Bos-
ton. Small reduced TO 35c; Large, 81.
s3-m
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STOP hat TOOlhache.


KiDr's Magic Toothacho Cure stops
toothachc in five minutes or money RI
funded. Price rs cents. 2O-1y.
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NJ y ESAstE.sS.
DIED.

WiiEEI.ER-In Mddlcbury. March II, Calvin
Wheeler, aged Gj year,.
WALkER.-In Eridpnrt. Feb -. Charlotte NJ.
wife of i,-scl n. Walker. IN the Ggta year of her
age
STEAMSHIP Esst Mhldchnry,, March II,
Mr.. r. W. stcarns, aged e. years.
PORTEI:-In Brooksville, Mnrch1C, Alonzo C.
Porter. aged C6 years.
COLLINS. In Monktnn, March Il. sAllen, son
OF Elmer anu Anna Collins, aged years aud Z
menths.
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VIII scnd their celebrated Electro vslatic
BELTS 10 the afflicted upon 30 II ~ trial Speedy
cures gnnrantech. They mem what they say.
Write to them without delay.
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bristol Retail Market.


Richmord Fine new butter sold at 25 10 &c
iair, 2nr Cheese sold at Il IL to lie. eggs, II l..
~ lJc.; potatoes, nc.
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A Medical Mistake CORRECTED.

The old idoa.that dangerous pulmon-
airy diseases could not be erred by
medicine has been forever silenced by
the operation OF DIR. N. G. Whites
Pulmonary Elixir, in the most discour-
aging cases OF chronic cough. The
Elixir triumphs Wien all other medi.
cines fail, arresting in few days the
most violent cold or cough, relieving
difficulty of b. athing, and fully restcr.
ing the feeble and emaciated sufferer