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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-24
FIRE DEPaRTEEST MEETING.

There will be meeting OF tho Albany
Fire Department this Friday evening a
8 O'Clock sharp at which important bush
ness Of interest to every fireman, will be
transacted. Every member of the depart
ment Is requested to be present. After
the department meeting all the Fourth of
July celebration committees and sub-com-
mittees are requested to meet Mt No. rs
hall for final instructions and arrangements
Let every man be present at both meetings
and show their interest in our celebration.
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c,i, sssosi Matters.

- meeting of tie iel,eeI directors Of
this distriet held in tliie .a,y geter.laY after
noon, it was decided to eIsn The public
schools again On MONDAY. Oct. 81. 1851.
h'om Iist Of II applicants, ard npeai =
ballot taken fer the purpose, tie following
teaciers were selected for the vafious d.
partBenfs
Psiocipal-C. & Hogus.
10 assistant Mr.. T. J. scraiFon
Pad ass'staat-hisg a. Sparks.
~ Assis'aat Miss I.aurs Uoak.
Jp4er mard-sliss E.oga Aiexan,Ier.
ltagsr ward Mics Minnie AIlss.n.
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Burglary in the Country.

Last Saturday J. N. Smith, who lives a
short distance below Peoria, went over to
the picnic near Halsey, taking his entiro
family with him. During their absence
some one effected an entrance through
the window of his house, and ransacked
the whole. Mr.. Smith had received some
money here in Albany few days before
and the burglar was evidently searching
for it; falling to get 1t he took about $l4OO
in notes, which will be of no use 10 him.
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AT Yaqulna Bay.

A lotter received in this city from va
quina Bay few days ago says that the
lighthouse tender, "Shubrick,n y came into
the Bay on the 18th.
The fist CRIB on the harbor work was
floated to its place and sunk on the 18th
inst. It was small one, and will simply
be used as an anchor.
Work VIII from this time en- progress
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-24
sabbath sehess Picnic.

Thoro was very pleasant Sabbath
School picnic at Holman's grove, on Soap
Crock ,one day last week. Rev. Davidson,
Hon. Tolbert Carter and Others addressed
the audience. In th afternoon there was a
very interesting. base ball match between
tho Knoxville Reds and "rhe Bum-
ners.f
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N eFEx HITTER

would most respectfully say te those Who
within the LAST few days. have circulated re-
ports derogatory 10 my character, taking the
false statements Of disreputahIe blackmail
paper aa authority, that they have lperhaps
uneonsciously4 done rae great Injustice.
II any gsatlenan w',o has been led 20 Ie-
liove those damaging reports VIII take the
trouble TO call upon me. I viii be most hap
py 10 thoroughly convince him Of his error
have never by word or desd. or act, in any
way interfcrel with the sanetity o. any ones
fomily, and appeal TO any lady in Oregon or
elsewhere ii my department towards them or
in theirprcsence has not ever been Courteous,
and gentlomanly. Ay great fault consists
in my being poor have daughters of my
own before whom my aniexty IS to set a
good example, and 80 hope that no one
win wrongfully cndeavor TO keep me on the
lower round Of the ladder.
Respectfully.
Mar TlYLeE,
Harrisburg lime lSthalsSl
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4 New Feature.

by request Of the Womeus Christian
Temperance Union, of this city, we have
placed a column Of the DEMocRNr attheiI
disposal, and hereafter they Will i'll il
with temperance reading mattor every al
ternate week. This is a new society in this
vicinity. and we see by our exchanges that
IL extends all over the United States.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-24

A special communication Of ST. Johns
Lodge, No, %, A. +. and A. NJ. this Friday
evening at 7:30 o'clock r. II. Work in the
+. @. Degree. soiourning. anl visiting
brethren cordially invited to attend.
d. P. MAsox. w. M.
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Dan Aere-s the saallam.

While up nj tho Grange Picnlc si Lob
anon on tho sth. Ia company with Mr..
John A. Crawford, Jas. II. Foster and
others wa went up TO the head of the
canal, which IN the source Of Albany's con-
tinued prosperity. The froshe. last'!win-
ter bad almost completely washed out The
old dam across the SantIam which forced
the water into the canal. A fow days be-
ioro wo were there Mr. Crawford had com
ple.ed now dam which looks 10 us as if
IL would stand for an ago. Noone has any
idea OF Tho trouble and expense this canal
Is to the proprietor unless they take a trip
up to Its source. And take II away from Us
and Albany's future would look gloomy.
At The present time water from this canal
furnishes power for about twenty wheels,
and steam engine cannot find "A place in
side otIr .own.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-24
Excursion 70 portland.

There vii i'e an excursion on tic q. q
G. Railroad fro5n this city IN PoifI41d, tn
sunday, July =, under the pieces % the
German Aid Society ,fbe fare for The round
trip i.ing placed At the extremely low fig
a.e Il 500; baud viii accompany tic
eEctrsionis.s, and the Portland Turn Yer
ein 1nd other German socisiies viii give a
reception Immediately after Tie arrival Of
tho train in ibat city. w'm voigs, Pri-
dontcf the German Aid Society Of Albany,
has the natierin hand aud j. su5e 10 make
\ sacss-s of IT.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-24

IhoIo,uwiue Is the list OF letters remaining
IN the Post Office, Albany, Linn county, OIt--
gpn. june 2sra, lSs1- Persons calling tor these
letters mGst give the date on which thev were
advertised.
Cooper d ". S'range Alonza
lIechiner, Mrs Sarah NJ Wild, joseph,
Nicholas, Mrs - = Weber, Jehup, fi-ipn ca.
p. II. RAYMOND, 7. Al.
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c,r,sii:s u.rl be Ee.,.

TIC following ictier was roca.vel n few
days ago fr1m }. J.. PaldRiT of tae Cor
wallis Firs Department. Tho pro y ecis
now arc 'list the rivcr viii lee high enough
so thai bua;s can ran, which Will enable
the Corvallis boys 70 bring their engine.
CORVALLIS, OREGON. June ooh. 1881.
". u. Scott, ESq.
ALBANV, Or.
DRAR SIR: In reply ID voIr letter ~
Chief y. Garlic ufthis place attending "A
cordial inyitaiipn ~ o.Ir Department Ia
celebrate tho Fourth with yum am In
sirucieG 10 inform yon: Thar sta DEPART
ment meeting last night held pursuant u
a call for lle discussion of the question.
We unanimously resUtved 10 accept. a
cofnul'ilea was appointed 10 procure a
bffG * possible 1nd II they succeed we will
bring the engine Of Young America No /.
Wo have no; forgotten the sliccesS, ,gener
81 cood time. and above al the warm
/ fwternal friendship engeudered ~ our
laic picnic which MAS largely due to your
, able assistance ,auh we hope on the coming
occasion to prove our appreciation oi
your attendance. with pleasure remain
yours etc.
J. Il. BALDWIN.
Vice Pres. Monumental No. 2
and Sec'y protein.
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MARRIED..

CROWDER-STRON --Inne 10. 1851
in this city. MR. HENRY A. CEowpfR Aps
MISS IoA NJ. SrRoSe.- both ct Linn eount,,t
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BORN.

LANGF0RD. Near this city, on Friday.
June 10, 1851, to The wife Of Perry l.ang-
ford-a girl.
z TURPlN.-In this city, on June lst,
1851, ts the wife of A. J. Turpin-a boy.
CUMMINGS. .--In Albany, june 20, 1881
to Miss Cummings girl.
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q. & &. Ie. X. TIME TABLE.
Albany station.

FYYTeS DADT7D may he found On file at Geo.
1dlo i AI G1e y. NoANell s Co.'S Newspaper
Advertising Bureau ~ facs 81 here adyert tislns
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Letter List.

Harrisburg Iuae Is.h.Issl.
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= UlTABLE prizes will be awarded sue
- ces ful rvnis stants.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-08
Elaine scores another Point.

(Washington letter In Baltimore Americana
What. however. lives special significance
to hi nomination j. ihlt Con was one OF
ibr most pronounced aud active supporters
AZ Senator BanC'S nomination Tor Pr6Sl-
dent. ana that II was he who headed the
Blame delegation from his state TO the Ma
iional Republican Convention. lmme-
diaiely after The Senate went into executive
session This afternoon Senator Blaine moved
10 take NJ Mr.. COTS nOmI8atiOn, and then
asked fnr is immediate continuation. NO
objection WAS made, and Mr.. GOtf was de-
carcd unanimously confirmed. The Sena-
aior> all consider this Blaine appoint
ucnt: and knowing the relations existing
between The Maine Senator and the APP
painicf. they did not hesitate 10 confirm the
appointment without debate or refer
cnce. Speaking of the appointment
af,ar tba adjournment to-day, prOml-
nent senator remarked that Senator
Blaine, whatever position be may oc-
cupy after March 4th, will show that
he will not forget what he owes 10 bis
friends who for MN bore the brunt of the
contest Tor fhe presidential nomination.
Taken in connection with the New York
antl.COnkling nominations sent 10 the Sen
ale BY The President before the holiday re-
cess, thi, appointment Of one OF the warm
est friends of the generally-conceded future
Secretary Of State Is considered one OF the
,traws which indicate the policy Of the next
Administration. Al any rate. the political
weatber.cOcks are puzzled. Mr.. Con was
present A. the FIflh-Avenue-Hotel confer
,nce. attended by President-elect Garfield
previous 10 the presidential campaign. Tue
new = cretary was here last week, and, 1t l.
understood, advocated the claims OF Gene
raj Wickbam for the place. He enters upon
hi> duties at the Navy Department next
Week.
WILL PROBABLY HOLD OVER UNDER GARFIELD.
The appointment is the leading topic OF
conversation tonight. 1t has strengthened
The belief that Senator Blaine viii be one Of
tie leading spirits Of the next AdminlStra-
tim, and mere is good authority for such
belief. Il stated on the highest authority
that General G0ff will hold this position
under the GARFIELD administration. and
ihai tie appointment was made with The
ailCr', Ddycc. Ii Is known that Senator
Elaine supported General GOtf's claim for
t2c position.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-08
Strike Of Ice. EEnrXeSterS.

MONTROsE, n. Y, January THREE
hundred ice baIyr>tcrs at Nerplanck's
Point, near this place, struck for higher
wages yesterday. and nave since been pa
radng with band OF mu-ic. driving away
other IabOrers, ass4lllting The deputy sheriff,
ana behaving generally may Oent and dis
orderly manner. Troops have been order
ed here 10 preserve the peace.
POUGHKEEPSIE. Y. Y, January 1.-Three
complnits OF The sixteenth battalion from
Suggesting aud two from P"nghkccpSic as
sembled in The square at j. VI. to-day aud
marched four mIts 10 Ncrplanck's Point.
The strikers stood in crowds on the corners
nf TIE street,. hut exhibited 10 disorder,
quietly looking ut I've soldiers ~ they
marched by and were drawn up iD line in
front OF tbc Ice.hOuse. The bosses then mott
ird all VINO desired TO work that they could
do 20. and number went 10 work After
ward tbe balance made IL >treer-palade, with
q band Of music, aud carving flags ana ban
ners, aud then dispersed Tor the night. The
military are quartered IN houses in the place,
and there are no signs OF any outbreak.
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,,c wealth Of a Prince.
,,,x,x RANK AND A MYSTERIOUS TRrNK-
amy GtSaMH

.,o>rV n pANH AND MYSTERIOUS TR'NA-
OPEN SESAME.
,t..s-s Packard h Ncnablc yesterday APP
-, IN The Orphans CouIt and, ~ adj
-" r',n.el Of Gotfried Reiiz, inside
49,. "a me court the death, on December
y, ,s.e ot Nicholss MetluzZi, and asked
o. ,.,,o,s IS TO what disposition should
49, q, ms effects. Subsequent Inquiry
ySloned rather curious state OF AFFAIRS
W W aid 10 inc deceased. lie came, II ap-
- IA Baltimore i've or more years ago,
I'll mn ~ rather more than q year ago
liked very steadily at his trade OF a
80 Bui he had all this time. in
cres.inc mouth after month, been mani
TN, odd imaQinings and singular
e,c,niric.ucS. Tie finally stopped work
.roc,thcr. and gave ont that he was OF
al b,a0d, and was indeed vetlttble
:. Prince Of lialy." He made the Office OF
prom,nenl lawyer on Lexington street
m, headQaaIt-r>, and was TO be found there
,,ery daV. aud frequently all day, di'igeni-
q, readin. the lawbroks. soon afterwards
H. bcgan 10 haunt the Orphans Court.
where be would ask TO see the VIII OF first
ono nromincnt and wealthy man and then
another. which proceedings at last exciting
tbc curiosity Of the clerks. they discovered
that he WAS possessed with the idea that
,te deceased whose wills he was exam
ming had bequcatned him large suns OF
money. of which the courts we're seeking
To DEPRIVE him. Meanwhile he was ilVing
in room reAied OF Mr. Rcitz. on AIDe-
marie street, where that gentleman says MS
,xpcnditure for food per week never eN-
cerdcd from sky 10 siNtv-bNe CENTS
,ubouch i, was known that he had con-
.,l,rabic sum in The City Savings Bank.
Durinp Mc,luZZi'S la>t Illness, ana when II
ga. Min that he had but short time 10
me Nr. Reiiz. in making the fact known TO
Jim. a,kcd him what he wanted done WIN
III. money. la reply he nodded his head.
and .aid that was all right; he had hN'd
at. he would "come back again aitei
'rbil.' After his death II was ascertain
.lta. there j. nearly seven thousand dol'
lar. IN li> credit in The bank. and ne
tinm.,izcd, plain.looking black trunk
found N h. room, fat locked, Is
l,lcye6 10 contain other valnable>.
U.vin- a. has been so far ascer'
ia,ned no relatives IN this country, the
n CONT told Mr. Rriiz that he was the lega
custodian nj the property, and directed
r,m 10 dcpJ>ij the trunk IN the vault OF th'
coDrf. TIL, be did soon after, ana 1t VII
remain there until the usual forms 81 la0
are cone through with, when II VIII III
crcneG. il mysteries revealed, and scm'
N.ht ihroNu, perhaps, upon the history o
The sal QisQnt Prince Of Italy Should
mo- relatives appear, the property viii 20 Il
3D.. pnhIic->chOOl Iuud.-BGHlmOre 1HteTl
can. IN.
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THE NEW ASSESSMENT IL PAGE COUNTY.
Land-ASSl sSor Mccullough has just com
pletcd his work. and on Monday forwarded
To Auditor Massey the result Of his labor.
Bv diligcnt research he has added to the
land.rol some 5000 acres which for some
wears 1--WE know not how long) has been un-
taxed. Too much credit cannot be Gwen
Mr.. Mccullough for the faithful and impair
tlal manner in which he has DISCHARGED The
duties OF his difficult and responsible posi-
ton. He has kindly furnished H. the fol-
lowing comparative statement for 1915 and
1880: Assessment OF 1880. 1913 ZIG acres, as
ses>ed at 81 .G66. OBJ 0J; 1875, 160,091 acres.
assessed at 81, 900. jlj - -shOwing gain OF
3.1l7 acres, and Sj650j73.
II is proper to state that the gain in valne
Of hnd of Sj6.j0j.73 includes $4,000, the
value rut by him upon the Luray'Cave pro-
perry, not found upon the land.books OF
1875. The value Of town-OtS Is also in
Guided, though the number of acres is not
reported. This gives an average assessment
of about IS 81 per acre, and. considering
the new property added to the books, is d
somewhat lower valuation per acre than
that of lS7j.-Pdge Courier.
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Nevada.

CARSON. NV, January 4.-The undis-
puled election OF Colonel Far a. senator Of
Nevada J. now almost u certainty. There
was runner last night that Adclph Sutro,
ol sutIo-lunnel fame, was coming in >pe-
clal Train from San Francisco 10 take part
~ the contest. Sharon was said to have
,sp0used the cause Of the great tunneller.
and the combination WAS accredited with 4
willingness 10 throw S2j0,000 INTO the figbt.
The news caused much Joy among the camp
followers. for nothing l. more discourage
ing 10 Nevada than tame senatorial cleo
ton. Su,rO's special train has not Yet ar
rived. ana the prospect Of the combination
purse being opened 10 stimulate trade in
The gambia c-saioODs OF Carson is very slim.
Colonel Fnr went 10 Virginia Chy last
plight. aud tonight Congressman Cassidy
sent him a dispatch stating that all the Dem
ocra,ic members Ina I pledged themselves TO
supper, Dim. On Thursday night the eau
Gus will be- held Ii il safe 10 say that OH
next lue,doy Far will be senator
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-08
THE LATESr NEWS.
BY rELEGRAPH To THE DIsPATCN

DIVISION OF TaE OFFICES IN INDIANA BE-
TWEEN THE REPUBLICANS AND DEsso-
CtATs-CONGREssfoN MAN KILLED
nv HIS BROTHER HUMAN HOLOCAUST
IN NEW HAMPSHIRE: AN ALMsH0UsE
BURNED AND THIRTEEN PERSONS RE-
PORTED MIssING--FUNERAL OF BISHOP
ATKINSON At WILMINGTON, n. G., YES
TERDAY-rATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN
vERMONT-FOUR PERSONS KILLED AND
THREE BUILDINGS WRECKED by BOILER
EXPLOSION IN NEwARK.-ICE-HARVE
Frs ON A STRIKE; TROOPS SENT TO THE
sCENr-AN EXPRESS AGENT BEATS AND
ROBs HIMSELF AND THEN C0NFESsEs-
MURDER IN IRELAND Los OF 4 STEAM
Err WITH ALL on BOARD-IUE POPE AND
THE IRISH QUEsTION--OTiIER IRISH MAT
TERs-HAvNNA CIGAR FACTORY BURNED
SEVEN LIVES LOST.
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A Prediction.

The Brooklyn Bdgie says:
We predict at the outcome OF This wrangle
an easy and early surrender on the part Of
Mr.. Garfield. Mr.. Cookling has the salts
faction Of compelling Mr.. Hayes TO support
Mr.. Cornell for Governor and Mr.. Arthur
for Vice. President after he bad brought Of
fetal disgrace upon both these gentlemen.
MIR. Garfield Is not made OF sterner stun tbln
MIR. HAYES. With three votes IN - senate
which may he said TO be evenly divideh
politically, MIR Conkling VIII ind no diiii-
Gully ia reaching the conclusion toat the
courage Mr.. GaI field was enabled 10 muster
up al Mentor will ooze out OF the rnd OF us
fnoers before heis many weeks in the White
tlOu>C
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beath of ddge Brent. of the Court Of
Appeals.

POsT TOBACCO, Mp, January G.-llon.
George Brent, associate judge OF the Court
Of Appeals, and chief Judge Of the Seventh
judicial circuit Of Maryland. died this morn
ing OF ralNular disease OF the heart, at his
residence, in Charles county, about live
miles belo" this town. He had been SICK
lor some time, and last October was re-
moved from Barnum's Hotel, Baltimore,
where he had been confined for some weeks,
10 his home.
Judge Brent was born in Charles county,
'pu'' on september 20, 1917, his mother be-
ius q sister 81 james Thomas, who was at
one time Governor OF the State. lie gradu-
aled al Georgetown College, ID. G., and af-
forwards studied law in Washington city
WIN his uncle, William l.. Brent, compile
ing ~, legal education at Harvard Univer-
ssiy. He first prsciced law in Port To-
Dicco, Nd. and was elected States attorney
III 1871. holding office until lSj0.-Bdti'
more Sun,
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
DEBATE On THE REPLY TO TIE QUEENS
SPEECH.

DEBATE On THE REPLY TO TIE QUEEN ;
SPEECH.
LONDON. January .-rbe debate on the
address in reply 10 rhe speech from the
throne was resumed in the House OF Com
mons this evening. Mr. Parncll c1arged
the London press with entering into con-
splracy against The good name Of lrelaod.
He defended the action OF the Land
League, which he declared had always re-
probated outIagcs. Mr.. PARCEL concluded
bv moving his amendment 10 me address
declaring that the peace OF Irel1nd cannot
be promoted by suspending the cOnstitu-
ti0nal rights OF the people. Dir. Forster
said Mr.. Parnell must have known that the
result OF his speeches would be the commit
tai OF 0utrageS. Messrs. O'Donnell and
O'COnner rose to a question OF order.
The Speaker ruled that Mr.. Forster was in
order. After a stormy speech from Mr..
Gibson, attacking the Government for its
diatorine.S, and denounclng the Land
League, the debate was adjourned.
Mr.. O'Kelly's motion to adjourn was re-
jected by vote of 30l 10 81.
Mr.. Forster, Chief Secretary for Ireland.
replying to a question put by R'gnt Hon.
Mir. Gibson (Con>ervarive), stated that lj3
persons were rendered police protection III
Ireland. and there mad been 2,513 agraiiaD
outrage> up TO the end OF December.
LOSS OF A STEAMER WITH ALL on BOARD.
LONDON, January 7.-Yesrerday large
steamer was seen 10 go on Goodman sands
and afterwards sink with all hands.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, January This weeks cir
cnIar OF the Liverpool Cotton Brokers As
ISOLATION says q" The market for cotton,
which was firm on Thursday nf last week,
rC0pened on Monday last with extensive
business since then sales have been good
and prices have advanced. American was
in good demand, and prices generally adj
vanced H. Sea-lSlaDd was in small request
at unchanged rates. Futures, which were
firm on THURSDAY OF lust week, reOpened
on Monday at rather higher prices, which
continued to harden no till Wednesday,
when they showed an advance OF !Mj.32d.
Since then The market has been weak and
prices fiuctualiny. and closed with 3.32d. OF
thc advance lost"
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SANFDRD.S CATARRH CURE.
CANFORD'S RADICAL CURE FOR
CATARRH.

SASFoRD's RADICAL CURE. CATARRAL SOL
VENT. and IMPROVED INHALER WIN speclhc Oh
r4ctiDn., may'now Oe had of all druggists, nedliy
wrsnpri IN one package. for one dollar ASK iOf
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE. . l..
This economical and neNer-iailiDe treatment ln-
stanily clrsn,es IN. nasal ages OF fOu' mucous
Accommodations. sUbdues inflammation when eNlchd
ing 10 the eye ear, and throat restores lhe sthses
of sight, hearing. and taste "hsn anecltd' ieaNes
The hrad deodorizrd, clear aDd Oren; The breath
sweet the breihug easy, and every 'tnse ~ u
graietIll ana sO0jhed condition. fnterndug admin
is,ered II permea,es every fuld OF tue Dody ceans
mo the entire mucous OF membrauous system
through the blood, which IL puribes OF me dc,h
o0is,ri always present Ia Catarrh. II builds up me
euf.cDled aud DrOken-down constitution, roDs the
disease OF It's virus, aud permits The formation OF
health restoring blood. Hundreds OF Testimonials
attest the wonderful curative properties OF uls
edy.
General AGENTS. WEEKS & POTTER. Boston.
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prohibitions. Mr. Thomas sexton Home.
Rnier). member for Sligo county. and other
members. followed, protesting against ~.
ranny and the Stacking Of the freedom oil
speech ofdhose struggling for their lives.
The Pepez Letisr on the Irish Qucs.
ton.
LONDON, January THE Ne,cs says
" We are informed that on Tuesday the
Pope addressed poniitcal letter to the
Archbishop 81 Dublin for immediate pub
licition, in which, while sympathizing with
The Irish Catholics and desiring improve
ment in their condition, he exhoris them to
do nothing contrary 10 law. and declares
that Ireland will more readily obtain what
she desires from the English Government
lin the Justice and poliiieIl ability OF which
DO expresses every con 6deDce) IL she keeDs
within The strict limits Of legality. The
Pope urges the bishops to take measures ID
order that the Irish people at sucn critical
period may act in accordance with these
eXhOrtations.'
whilst Pios Divulged.
BIRMINGHAM. January "A working
clockmaker OF this city has informed the
Russian Embassy at London OF Nibilist
plot IL construct Internal machines 10 Eng.
land for Use in Russia