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Connecticut western news., 1880-06-16
HOllOWaY'SPillS and 0iitmRlt.

If popularity be the test of medicine Holloway'S Pills and Ontmenta assuredly the greatest reme- dies of this any other they are unconfned of the backwoods the citizens of New York, Lon don, Paris, Vienna, Berlin, St. Petersburg, &c To hestomach trace dyspepsia headache and general debility liver ,bile jaundice, yellow fever othe bowels, diarrhea dysentery, nstipaton, piles and fstua ito the lungs, consumption, etc. to the blood. scrofula, scurvy and all cHtaneous eruptons By keeping these organs and vital fluid pure ana healthy safely defy the attacks of disease the action of these Pisand Ointment as they dive to the seat of the disorder, and exrpating its causes destroy It's effect. IMPoRTANT CAuTIoN-None are genuine 1nitsS Tnisss States surrounds each box of r ills and Ointment Boxes ct % cents, 62 cents and D each . -,
 There is considerable saving by taking the 1arRer ylzes. Address, ROBINSON SON Sole Agents,
 1s9 Greenwich St., New York.
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-16
TrnA ne H,nuf

As you value your existence do not fail to improve the present opportunity of procuring for Consumption. Coughs. Colds, Asthma
 Bronchitis, or any Throat and Lung Affection: It is the only remedy that positiuely cures, and that when every thing else fails. TRIAL BoT- TIES FREE OF CosT. Regular size one dollar. Ask your Druggist for it. If they have not got it have them to send for it. Take no other
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-16
The Greatest Blessing.

A simple, pure, harmless remedy, that cures every time, and prevents disease by keeping the blood pure, stomach reg ular, kidneys and liver active, is the greatest blessing ever conferred upon man. Hop Bitters is that remedy, and its proprietors are being blessed by thousands who have been saved and cured by it. Will you try it?-Ed. Her0Id
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-16

SUIcDE.-Among the many epidemics that are ravaging Russia, there is one of peculiar prevalence - that of suicide among students; and the most urgent duty of the newly-appointed Minister of Public Instruction is to find some means of putting 8 stop to it.
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-16

HE HELD seductive-looking piece of jewelry in his hand as he kept calling "only 25 cents and did you ever see anything so cheap?" "Yes," roared one of the croNd,-"Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup is the cheapest and best remedy known for children"
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-16

ANOTHER ARK.-A man who firmly believes that a second flood will come next November to cover the whole face of the earth is building an ark at Helena, Texas. The craft will hold fifty persons, with food for forty days and forty nights, and he will take passengers at $500 each. Every other vessel, he explains, will be wrecked
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-16

THE haggard care,oorr, anrious look of the nervous and debilitated disappears as they re- gain diminished power and virile force. through the influence of Aliens Brain Food. Sold by eircH1ar to Aliens Pharmacy, corner 18th street and 1st avenue. New York.
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-16
Temp.rance Drink,

The "News," Salt Lake City. reports: "We wish to call the attention of our readers to Warmers Safe Bitters We are satisfied from investigation that they entirely free from intoxcating ingredients ana
 fine appetizer good stinlulant, and the best known
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-16

GRACE |" I am going to see Clara to- day. Have you any message ?" Char lotte "I wonder how you can visit that dreadful girl. Give her my love-"
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-16

A WASH that would usually take all day with ordinary soap, can be done in three hours, with Dobbins' Electric Soap, (made by Cragin & Co.,, Philadelphia ) and it cannot injure the finest fabric. Try it.
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-16
rh. yoltnio Relt Co. n1nr.hnI. Mich.

Will send their celebrated Electro-Voltaic Belts to the afflicted upon 30 days trial. Speedy cures guaranteed. They mean what they say. Write to them without delay.
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-16

Spirits and General Debility in the various forms also as a preventive against Fever and Agae, and other Intei ntt mt Fevers. the e Ferl Pm spho rated Elixir ct CalisayR," made by CasWel is the best tonic; aud for patens recovering from Fever or other sicEusss it has DO equal.
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-16

Pure Cod-Liver Oil made from selected flyers, on the sea-shore by CAswELL, HAZARD Oo. New York It is absolutely pure and sweet. Patients who have once taken it prefer 1t to others. Physicians have decided it superior t. any of the other OILS ln market
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-16

BEHIND THE TIMES. farmers are generally very far behind the times in the use oi labor-saying machinery.
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-16

5O per cent. of the assessed value there of, and that such assessments be reduced to that extent The bill further provides that those divisions of the Hot Springs Reservation known as the mountain dis trlcts shall be forever reserved from sale and dedicated to public use as parks.
 In response to Senate resolution the Secretary of the Treasury has fur nlshed an elaborate statement of the ex- penses of the Government on account of the war of the rebellion, from July l, 1861, to June 30, 1879. The grand totals are: Gross expenditures, $6, 796, 792, ,509 ordinary expenditures, $609, ,549, 124; ex- penditures growing out of the war, $6,- 187, ,243, 1885. The principal items of the war expenses are: Interest on the pub lie debt, $1, 764, 256, 198; pay of volun- teers, S1, , ,040, 102, 702; subsistence of the army, $381, AT, ,548; clothing, $345, ,543, S80; army transportation, $336, 793, ,885 purchase of horses, $126, ,672, ,423; other Quartermaster expenditures, $320, 900, O0O; army pensions, $4O7, 429, 193 boun- ties, $40, ,281, IFS. The war expendi- lures for the navy, including about STA, 5OO, 900 for pay and SC, ,5O0, 900 for navy pensions, aggregate about $4120, %, ,O00
 The activity of young Swiss at tached to the American mission at Asst oat recently resulted in the seizure and manumission of sixty-eight slaves and the arrest and incarceration of thirty-fve Arabs charged with being slave dealers. Through the representation of the Brit ish Consul General at Cairo-there being a treaty for the suppression of the slave trade between Egypt and England BOG soldiers were dispatched to Assioat, the caravan surrendered and the seizure above noted effected.
 The United States Consul at Not. tingham, the chief centre of the British lace and hosiery manufacture, transmits report which shows remarkable in crease in the exports of British lace and
National Republican., 1880-09-30

Of the notes for certain purposes, q, d thcro Is,
perhaps, no great objection to a law providing
for the conversion of fractional silver into
notes at the sub.troasurios, the silver to be
held for the redemption of notes on demand.
A law Of this kind would test the demand for
notes without forcing them upon the public,
and give people their choice between the two
kinds ofcurrcncy1 Such law would obyiate
all the objections usually made to the substilu-
tion of paper for coin in providing subsidiary
coinage. as IL would offer metallic reserve
dollar for dollar, forall the paper fractional cur
rency placedin circulation. The cost Of print.
ing tho notes would be more than met by the
notes which would be lost, aud which the gov
eminent would never be called on to redeem.
In ether words, instead of being paid in the
form Of tax so.cailed, the cost would be met
by the lasthoder Hchoweyer, there Is real
demand for the old paper shinplasters, there is
no reason why the people should not tax them
selves to provide the convenience in this way
rs in any other.
National Republican., 1880-09-30
GENEnAL GnANI,s srEEcm.

The speech delivered by General GRANT
ut Warren, Ohio, the full text Of which we
gave yesterday morning, is like apples of
"gold set in pictures of silver" Every
word was fitly spoken, and was as
solid as gold. The issues, duties and
responsibilities of the pending campaign
are clearly and succinctly presented. There
is no parade of rhetoric, no resort TO
Bophistry, no evasion, but faithful photo.
graph of the situation is presented in so
clear light that the wnylnring man
"though fool need not err therein" The
warning words of the hero statesmen should
fall with potential force upon the mind
and conscience of every republican, and'foi
that matter upon every man who loves th,
welfare of his country be he republican
or anything else politically. The DANCE
Of democratic supremacy at this period is
distinctly proclaimed, and it is to be hoped
that the words of this wise man may fal
upon good and honest hearts everywhere
bringing forth patriotic fruits from every
quarter.
National Republican., 1880-09-30
poLIrICAL VOTES.

THE World represents the national demo.
cratic committee MS being very anxious to
know the objects Of Judge Bonds visit to South
Carolina at this time. Itiscertain that be has
not gone there in the interests of the rebel de-
mocracy.
II Lyman Trumbull would only compare
his speeches wien in the senate of the United
States from 1850 to 1868 with those he is max.
Ing now, he might perhaps bo aware of what
notorious liar aud fabricator he has been.
But we hardly expect this
HANCOCK says war claims must be "scruti.
nized," 1t would make horse laugh to see
the five confederate brigadiers of tho senate
committee on claims engaged IN scrutinlzing
the evidence of loyalty of a constituent with
a lnpdrcd-thousand.dollar claim pending,
RANDALL was renominated for congress on
Tuesday last, the convention which nomi.
mated him being presided over by Squire Nc
Mnllin. The little speech of the presiding
officer was slightly sarcastic. OF course, the
shoulder-hittcrs, thieves and other disrcpu.
table characters Of the fourth ward were rep
resented in the assembled delegates, and when
McMullin, asked, why are you hcreP You
iDtu Hob L Sto III yOuT HOuCSU luCeS,
etc, there was feeling among the delegates
that they were being UNUSUALLY complimented.
We think they, wereo
WEAVER does, not minco matters at all
with his subordinates. lie answers Frank
Hughes ,oc Pottsvic Pa; after fashion
which should make that. unhappy individual
shake in his Shoes Hc'says: II am in favor
| of an onen, d. airnioht ybt nyaiust fbo don,o
cratic, and republican, wings of the money
power apd have no choice between them II
you have, take, your choice and 20 where you
belong. IL is impossible for the greenbaclS
party to overtlrowthe oil partcsby forming
an alliance with them to place them in power,
nor can an honest man have any respect for a
party organization that will do SO. You, sir,
have the right to differ, with me in opinion
but you mistake tile sent ment of tho green.
back voters Of th Is nation il you think they
are. in favor Of dividing our electoral ticket
ianywhcrc with either of the ola parties"
National Republican., 1880-09-30
APRATING nEEAnIER

The Louisville Courier Journal has no
reputation that it can afford to chance by
sinking itself in the scale of journalism for
he qualification of its personal spleen and
its irrepressible taste for billingsgate. 1t
should know that exbletivesand epithets
do not form any part Of candid argument,
md that personalities are not consistent
with high pretensions of superior breeding
and gentlemanly department in journalism.
Then, again, it might improve its reputa-
tion for candor if it would make specific
allegations in its assaults upon the repub-
lican party, instead Of indulging in loose
generalties. We deny most positively that
that party or republican statesmen have
ever paid any amount of what are denom-
mated as "rebel claimsp The C..J under
this denial has an opportunity of making
the allegation good by citing the specific
cases and furnishing the proof thereof. All
such instances, if they exist beyond the
imagination, are matters of record, and are
capable of being ".atHn as rnuy %rrr %rrrrear IN
history. The records Of congress show that
since the democrats came into power in
that body claims Of this character exceed
ing S200000,000 have been received and
filed in the archives of that body, and are
waiting for the advancement Of the demo.
cratic party to full power In the govern
ment, in the confident expectation that
they will be paid. Such is the record and
such the fact, aud the C,.J is as well awar,
of it as its average intelligence regarding
public affairs will permit What we dc
know is, that the republicans in congress
since the democrats obtained control of it
have had all they could do TO prevent then
from paying claims that the records showed
aad already been c',"s c""s Maid. This is his
tory. Until the C.J makes good some o
its loose aud wild allegations with proof i
will add nothing to its reputation 70
candor and veracity by reiterating them
Now, furnish the proof that a single " rebe
"caim" known to have been such, ha
been paid by republican statesmen and W
will acknowledge the fact but until tina
National Republican., 1880-09-30
ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC rALsEuoop.


The democrats are now publishing silly
remark relating to Indiana, which they
impute to Governor SMITH, formerly of
New Mexico, who is said to be helping
around the repu blican national committee
room in New York in the absence of Secre-
taries DORSEY and HOOKER. 1t is safe 10
say that Governor SMITH has made no
such remarks as are attributed to him, the
thing being sheer fabrication; and it is
equally safe and proper to say that If it be
true that the said Governor SMITH did
make the remarks attribu ted to him, in
effect "that no encouragement be given to
Republicans of hopes that Indiana will 20
Republican in October" he is hanging
around the wrong com mittee room. He
evidently belongs with BARNUM. No man
should date such silly babblings from the
republican headquarters, for itis precisely
the kind of stuff that ehanates from the
other side, aud this specimen smells
strongly of that shop. 1t is evidently a
fresh coinage at the democratic lie mint.
National Republican., 1880-09-30
PENSsYLvAN1ANs, Pay YOUR TAXES.

The democrats, so far as they can inau'
snce the case, will insist upon the payment
Of the qualifying tax for voter according
10 the strict letter of the law in the coming
election. This requires that all voters
shall pay their taxes by the 81 day of DC.
tober or be dislranchised. 1t is, therefore
Indispensable that every republican in
Washington who desires or intends to ex.
ercise his right of sufrragein Pennsylvania
on the 2d day of November next shall see
to II that his tax is paid on or before next
Saturday. This is all.important, and lei
no Pennsylvania forfeit his right of 'uf
frage by neglecting this preliminary duty
National Republican., 1880-09-30
rnE sIXru vIRGTNIA DISTRICT.


THE SIXTH VIRGINIA DISTRICT.
When we venturcd suggestion in re-
gard TO tie sixth Virginia district we had
no thought of stirring up the yials of wrath
which the Bynchburg Vbginian keeps
stored away in its laboratory Of discomfort
and hate for those who offend against its
superior wisdom and patriotism. But so
IL is Its anathemas fall upon us MS the
rain upon the mOwn grass. The most
ludicrous part of its performance, however,
is where IL claims superior honesty for the
funders rs debt-paying party. This caps
the climax of aIisurdity. Nowhere in his
tory does it appear that the funder party of
Virginia has given anything like an earnest
of its purpose to pay any of the public debt
when it had control of tho affairs of the
state. The nearest IL has come to any
thing of the kind was when it robbed the
school-fund of the state that had been
sacredly dedicated to the purpose of edu-
eating its children and diverted that fund
to illegitimate purposes. If this is honest,
If this is in the interest Of right and justice,
- 'HNh ~ INV VI HoiiNg ipbho " wv hNAiN'N
payment of The debts of Virginia, then the
funders aud their Lynchburg organ can lay
claims to superior honesty relating TO the
liquidation of the state indebtedness and
not without, for when that party was in
full power, instead of providing in any
degree for the honest payment of the state
debt it merely deprecated upon the cdu-
cational funds Of the state and left the debt
10 take care of itself Such policy will
not go fur in establishing a reputation for
superior honesty. 1t is for these reasons
that We desire to see the funder party
wiped out as mere hypocritical pretender,
and it is for this reason that the people
will in this contest rise up in their might
and relegate Mr.. TUCKER to private life in
the pending contest for n representative
in congress from that district. We SYM
pathize with such n prospect, and this is
The measure of our ofiense, which calls
down upon THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
the condign displeasure of our Lynchburg
cotemporary. So mote it be.
National Republican., 1880-09-30

That convention branded WEAVER as q
nobody, and what he said about the Ala
bama count as f1olishness. They care no
more about the outrage of counting
WEAVER out in Alabama than they do
about counting DAVIS out in Maine, and
his moral appeals TO them were simply
ludicrous; for they are in the contingent
business hemseves-looking for indorsers,
aud Alabama furnished them. WEAVER
may as well open his eyes-and the rest OF
the country also, for that matter.
National Republican., 1880-09-30
MINOR TOPICS,

NORWAY does not intend that Turkey, Az
bania and tho Danubian principalities shall
have all the attention Of the great powers
She has been growing tired of her enforced
union with Sweden these many years. In the
annexation the desires of the Norwegians we're
not consulted or considered. The great Ma
poleon said 1t must be, aud it was The sym
pathies aud politics of the people are more in
common with the Danes than the SWedes.
Their history as people is m ore closely con-
nected with the former, and as we'll .in.rom-
merce and social life as in historical and poiti.
cal past the Norwegians belong to tho north
Germans aud Danes. u Is certain that'a sepa.
ratist aud republican feeling has asstErown
there to such an extent among all classes of
the people as to seriously alarm the .swedes.
Should Sweden attempt to increase her gani.
sons in Norway revolution will breaEgOut, as
It is doubtful II the state council worrisi con-
sent, and the terms of union between the;two
states forbid the entrance of Swedish soldiers
or war vessels into Norway without such con-
sent.
IT has been popularity believed until re.
Gently that Russia would always continue the
| great IlNhl VI Nulo NOuhNlg III Nhb pluhuNlloH
: nc, snort Of cereals but the arrival of two
American steamers in the pU.' vi AAlI-A---Nl!ssl
with American wheat, has astonished and
awakened the people to what may soon become
common occurrence. The persistence of tho
Russian agrculturist In his sloyenly, unintclli
gent farming, the refusal to adopt labor.sav'
ing machinery aud impr owed methods Of till
ing the soil is having its eff ect, and Of late
years there has been falling of in tiic pro-
ductivcnoss of the soil. Russian mobiles aud
peasants have calmly ignored the warnings o
the principal journals lhat they must advance
with the rest Of the world, aud tho antiquated
pattern of plow aud shovel Is still in use
The German milers have recently indicated q
decided preference for our grain over that o
Russia; they Gnd the gain ettrrrId ,yiEldinS
more -four to the bushel With thicc s.-.il@Ani
ton Of our wheat into the cz RS domnions
there is opened trade which may DO very
largely increased
THE Chicago Times, in discussing the resto
ration Of tho old fractional currency says
I"Therc can be no question rs to the superiority
National Republican., 1880-09-30

will only add to its own discontinue when
the real facts of history are known.
National Republican., 1880-09-30

PiTTsBURG has sold her whole issue OF
five per cent. bonds at S1.04b.
National Republican., 1880-09-30

THE New York stock market is disturbed.
The bulls lave possession one day and the
bears the next. Business of all kinds
suffers from the uue asiness. In the words
of the Herald money article: "The presi-
" dental election hangs like pail over
" prices"
National Republican., 1880-09-30

A CHINESE viceroy found it difficult to
understand why two good terms made
GRANT ineligible for third.
National Republican., 1880-09-30

THE democrats were unhappy because
Senator CoNKLING did not 60 into the cam
vass rs early as they expected, and now
that he has his harness on they are more
unhappy than at the outset. Their great
grief now is that the eloquent senator is
not discussing the issues of the campaign
in manner acceptable TO General GAR
FIELD and his friends. This makes it bad
all around, and the worst feature Of the
case is that the democra Is discover the de-
fects in CoNKLINGs efforts in that regard
before such thought dawned upon the
minds of General GARFIELD and his
friends. To anticipate the mental action
oil the republican standard-bearer is to
strip him of one of his inalienable rights.
Such an invasion cannot be submitted to
tamely. The trouble, however, in this mat
ter is that Senator CoNKLISG is making
sad havoc with democratic prospects and
hopes. There is where their great trouble
comes in. CoNKLING is getting in -the
way too soon after buckling on his armop
National Republican., 1880-09-30
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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BY order.ofsthe w NJ
u .Sscc - W-H-LEMoN Secretary
s-Ssya H6A,tRD UNIVERSITY. J
she pub lcahd profession are invtedto attend the
openina exnfcises of the Medical Dcpaument at the
Go lege. Bull lug, on FRIDAY EVENING, OCrO-
BERfsM y. m Address by Professor c. 8. Pal.
mel. M.sll..-l - - se3O.2t
ssSlsse JERsEYMEN, ATTENTION.
AllNev, Jersey Republicans are requested to meet
at 30. qa4 street THIS EVENING ut 1850. Busi
ness ofimporthnce JACOB w. STARR
.sfeSO-lt Is President.
NS9ye NOTICE.
Robert !, Leltch has this day Withdrawn from the
firm OF Robert 1eitch & Sons. The business will
still becafrlSd on under the old firm name. as for
merly %
see9.5tt ROBERT LEITCH ,S SONS.
r~Sy. ALEX ANDRIA n FREDERICKSBURG
sSS RAILWAY.
sl-t-.- IN SPECIAL NOTICE.
During the Alexandria Fair. September 2s -, "
and OctUber |, the following TRAINS will bs run
LeaHe washineon-7a0,9 % ana II a. m, II noon, !,
3, 80 ., G2h and ll;3O p. M.
leave Alexahdria-65 and 10 a. M, IL noon, !, 2,
So :, . andIp ~ IL ~ n1M Snd ~ night I'm vou,o
w 3 supdfiasaadent xss,. Ge1'i CEN ilcket tS Agent
seerGt-- - -''
National Republican., 1880-09-30

IT is bad plan to allow yourself TO be
deceived by your own brag and blusler.
The democratic organ, upon getting little
real democratic opinion from headquarte RS,
concludes to back water upon its resolve of
Tuesday "to give the election up" if In
diana goes republican.
National Republican., 1880-09-30
..25tla..
Popular Monthly Drawing Of the
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION CO
Al MACAULEY'S THEATRE,

THESE DRAWINGS AUTHORIZED BY THE
LEGISLATURE OF 1873 AND SUSTAINED BY
THE COURTS OF KENTUCKY, occur regularly
on the LAST DAY OF EVERY MONTH. Sun
days aud Fridays excepted, Tor the period OF FIVE
YEARS.
The United stsies Circuit Court on MarchsI ren.
dered the following DECISIONS ...
1st--Tbat the Commonwealth distribution
Company Is legal.
2d--Its drawings are fair.
N. B,-Thls company has now on hand large re-
serve find. Read The list OF prizes fOr tho
n A
National Republican., 1880-09-30

THE Alabama democrats declare that
they are against the payment of rebel claims
and In favor of free and fair exercise of
the elective franchise. After scoring their
101, 900 majority few weeks ago it is as
easy for us to believe the first proposition
ns the last.