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Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27
Considerable dissatisfaction is expressed

Considerable dissatisfaction is expressed
at the course decided upon by the manage
ment OF the Sullivan-Wa Waukeag Mining
Company. 1t appears that the capital has
been used up in operations so far, and that
the business of mining is to be started on
anew basis, by which the most of what has
been done will be lost. and that assess
ments are to he made upon the stock
holders for the means to go forward. 1t
is not pleasant for stockholders to get no
dividends. but far worse to have to stand
assessments upon their shares.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27
WatertOwn Cattle Market.

WATERFOWL, Mass, April &c.
BEEF CATTLE-ReceIpts lOl6 heads (; good demand
for all kinds of stock ofprme qualt, steady prices
Sales of choice at O09S 75;extra al O017 1a; first
quality at g I0d6 rs: second at 5 0091 55; third at
90 al 25.
STORE CATrTE-working oxen per pair at 10Od
I6'; nch and calves at 10 645; farrow COWS at
1890: fancy cows, 80 G6j yearling 79l2 two years
IL as three years 20d45.
SwINE-Northern dressed hogs at s.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rec ipts 2S52 heads trade
in sheep rather moderate and prices average
are lower; sales If sheep in lots at 50a5 90 each
extra Co96 S. Lambs 5ia7i; veal calves 30 S.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
rAssociatsd Press Telegrams to the Daily
Kennebec Journal
Celebratios Of the Anniversary Of Odd
Fellowship.

BAsooK, April &c. The sixty-second an
niversary Of the introduction Of Odd Fellow
ship into America, was observed BY the local
Odd Fellow organizations in this city this af-
terroon ard evening by parade, followed
by banquet in the afternoon. and in the
evening an address by the Most Excellent
Grand High Priest, s. GooIenough, and other
exercises, continuing until late hour. The
celebration was a success.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

Grcnn 4 Co.'S tannery a, Kingston, Ont,
was burned Tuesday. Loss $4,000.
Ex-sheriff VIM. G. Conner Of New York,
is dead.
At a meeting os the directors OF the Mutual
Union Telegraph Co., Tuesday, Hon. John
C. New Of Indianapolis, formerly treasurer OF
the United States, was elected director.
The post-offce At Fredericton, n. B., was
robbed early Tuesday morning of money,
postage stamps and registered letters.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27
Chicago Produce Market.
CHICAGO, April 26.

FLOUR steady.
WHEAT unsettled and lower; No. red winter at
| 0SdSi: No. = Chicago spring at q FIR cash and
May 4ias; June s., July 3 do 9se9s. Rejected al
15aS2.
oRN lower at 42sa i3; for cash sal for April
and May; 49, di3s for June; 43k al for July.
''ATs-lower and irregular at 35i cash: 10 for
May; 36s for June; 500 a. for July.
kYE-easier.
RARLEY-e ca -ier at 0S.
PoRK-active and higher at l. 45de5 for cash
and May; 5.i aj5 for June; IS d97 f~r July.
lard active. firm and higher at II 20 for cash
und May; 30 June; 37l Err July.
HULK MEAT-onvuIueIs, 50; Short rib, 20
Short clear, So.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27
Maine Reunion.

The sons and daughters of the Pine Tree
State at Hyde Park, Mass, numbering aoo"'
five hundred, held pleasant reunion IN llie
Town Hall Monday evening. this being me
second gathering since the ASSOCIATION WAS
formed, The evening was pleasantly passed
with a social and literary entertainment
Officers for the ensuing year as iaiio"s
President. Rev. A. J. Rich; Wee Presiueh.s
H. ii. Smith, C.. q. Chick, {: A. Crumme''
I Munroe. Jr.. c. II. Tyler; Secretary
Miss Estelle NJ. Hatch; Treasurer. $. d
Balkham.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27
Independent Order of Good TempIars.

PORTLAND, April 26. The annual session
Of the Independent Order of Good Templars
met to-day with large attendance. The
Secretary report shows 29l lodges in the
State, with a membership Of 1871; new
lodges Instituted in the last six months. 20:
distticts lodges, H. There are 63 juvenile
temples, and 400 Juvenile templars.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27
Shin Launched.

BATH, April &c. Launched at Bath by
Goss, Sawyer & Packard, at noon, Tuesday.
q fine ship of 100 tons, named William J.
Rotch, owned by builders, William II. Besse,
parties in Ncwburyport, Mass, Capt Geo.
l.. Bray, formerly of ship winona, who COM
mands her, and others.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27
speak for itself.

Hundreds of testimonials from residents of
,ur own State of Maine show that TwrrcHEl,I
CHAMPLIN Co.'S NEURALGIc ANoDYsE is a
rure cure for all diseases of a neuralsic ma
lure. chilblains, etc; and algo for sore
throats, toothache, collie, cramps, diarrhea,
tuts and sprains. 1t is invaluable, and never
fails TO do all that is claimed for it. It is the
best and cheapest liniment known. and is
'old by all medicine dealers and country
stores in large bottles at % cents.
jan 30teow&w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27
The F.,, River Strike Ended.

FALL RIVER. Mass, April 26. Onase
Mill started up this morning with Iu,l e"'n.
plement of help. all the old spinneTs lS.n
r..,nrned with the exception of Mr.. Morland.
1;scbsrrei on account of instigating the
strike. which lasted five weeks and cost the
onerstives about $50 900 in loss of wages
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27
WEATHER REPORT.
Indications for the Next "a Hou,..

Indications for the Next "a Hou,.,
War Dept, Office Chief Signal Officer.
Washington d. c., April 27.-l a. m. [
For the New England and Middle States.
clear weather. preceded by occasional rain
westerly, shifting to southerly winds falling.
proceeded In the eastern portion by rising
barometer; stationary or lower temperature.
Special Weather Bulletin.
Area Of low barometer is now central in
Canadian maritime provinces, and the TEN.
perature has fallen from seven to fifteen de-
grees in the lower Lake region and extreme
Northwest: it has risen slightly in the upper
Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys. Rain
has fallen since the last report in New Eng
Ian, Middle, South Atlantic and east GnIf
States, in Tennessee, and in the Northern
portion of the upper Mississippi valley The
Missouri has fallen 5 inches at Omaha. where
1t is feet inches above the danger line. .
inches above at Leavenw r, foot inches
at Kansas City, where the iowlands are over
flowed. and feet above at Brunswick. The
Mississippi ha, risen 80 inches since yester-
day afternoon, at st. Paul. West st. Paul
Is flooded. and great damage has been done
at Minneapolis. 1t is ; feet ; inches above
atkeokuk, , feet5 inches at Cairo. and at the
danger line at New Orleans and St. Louis
and one inch above at Vicksburg. and two
inches at Memphis.
Local rains will occur on the New Eng
land and Middle Atlantic coast, followed bv
fair weather during to-day and possibly to-
morrow. The Mississippi will probably con-
tinue to rise. and the Missouri to rise below
Omaha. :.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27
The death Of Mr.. James Thomas Fields

The death of Mr.. James Thomas Fields,
Of Boston, loug and well known as author
and publisher. also as member of the
publishing house of Tcknor 4 Fields, is
announced. Mr.. Fields made literature |.
study and occupation. and the literary cir
cles Of Boston will feel his loss dceply.
He WAS > CITED author and leaves excel
lent weeks behind him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27
Special Notices.
A CARD.

10 all who are suffering from the errors and ipdis
retions OF youth, nervous weakness, early decay
ss OF manhood, &C., will send . recipe that Will
c"re you' FREE OF CHARGE. This sreatremedy
vas discovered BY missionary In South America.
send ase'faddressed envelope TO the REV. JOSEPH
T.iSxAs. Station D. Nss YovkCysy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27

Have Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry al
Fays at hand. 1t cures Coughs. Colds.
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Croup. In.
1uenza, Consumption. and all Throat and
Lung Complaints. 80 cents and 81 bot.
10 - - wv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27
I)eath.

DEXTER, April 20. William Eaton, aged
seventy-nine years, one Of the early settlers
and for many years leading business man
in Dexter, died this morning
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27
Fatal Accident.

PORTLAND, April 2G. Michael Malloy was
instantly killed this afternoon by being
struck on the head by a revolving handle to
coal hoisting derrick.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27
The strikers mt ST. Louis. NO.. Decline
OveUtureS.

ST. Louis. Mo-, April %. The Chief of
Police advertises for $50 extra men in order
TO put an officer on each horse car. Wednes-
day. The procession of strikers Monday
afternoon comprised 1000 men. The meet
ing of strikers last night refused the PROPOSE
ton of one road to make long runs of fourteen
hours aud short runs of ten hours. the
strikers adhering to the twelve-hour system.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27
N,hi,i.t. Make a Bold Address to the
Cznr.

BERLIN, April 26. Another audaclons aa-
dress to the Czar is issasd oN Nin!iis's, !.
pointing out that indiscriminate ex ecu'io" y,
the assassins of Alexander "a only serseu "
strengthen the ranks of Nlhiiists, py u,rms
many lukewarp malcontents INTO Tue eN''''
faction of the party.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27

AHpOftaht 10 Trave1Iers.
Special inducements are offered Won bv
the Burlington Route. 1t will paw you to
read their advertisement to be found else
where in this issue.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27
New York Money Market.
EreninQ Report.

No., e-.-, NEW YORK. April &c.
money larry easy at "A , on call and closed MI 4
frlme mercantile paper 4laai. Exc ange strong
nominaly higher. actual business So for long. anr
eoi LOT snort Governments quiet and unc ang.d
iof an issues except IS which is ! higher Sfa,s
ponds moderately Railroad bonds in fair demand
transactions. 1850 shares
Closing bids:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27

1t is indeed an enlightened age, and vet
there are thousands of people ignorant of the
fact that slight cold neglected often termin-
ates in consumption. -idomson's Cough
Baisam cures Coughs and Colds as if by
magic. Trial size. 10 ctst Larger Bottles,
- cents. +MW&S&w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27

GOre Of Nos. Z 3.
No. 6, n. of Weld between Phillips and ,o
Byron,
s. A. HOLBROOK, Treasurer
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27
STATE OF MAINE.

TRrAsuREE's OFFICE,
Augusta, April 18th, lssi;
Upon the following townships or tracts OF Hun ian'
not liable to be taxed in any town. the County con
ibissioners OF Franklin County on the twenty'hnn,
day of March, 1881, made the following assessme"'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27
Land League Meeting.

DUBLIN, April 26. At a meeting of the
Land League to-day, Dillon warned the
government that wholesale evictions would
not be effected without armed resistance
Next week an appeal will be made to the
government to suspend a process for eviction
and sale of farms for year, and if evictions
were continued an armed resistance would be
offered, and bloodshed would be on the heads
of Gladstone and Forster.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-04-27
California Mining stocks.


No man can do a good job of work, preach
good sermon. try law suit well doctor a
patti mt, or write good article when he feels
miserable and dull, with sluggish brain and
unsteady nerves, and none should make the
attempt iE such condition when it can he so
easily and cheaply removed by little Hop
Bitters. See other coiumn.-Aibaay Times
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short ia his little span Of lie at the best
how much more blessed It Ia to live in the
affections Of posterity than to affect the
irresponsible authority Of divinity for the
oppression Of the helpless and the poor,
he would put away from his mind all
pride Of race, all superstition as to his
vicegersncy, and come down on to the
broad earth among his subjects, and take
them all by the hand as beneiact0r and
protector.
The Gear Of Russia should make it his
study to sail before the wind that blows
over his empire from every quarter OF
civilization. He cannot resist these strong
currents, any more than Canute could
beat back the waves from the beach,
They will simply sweep him away II he
adopts a repressive policy, and attempts
to resist them. He should realize that he
is powerless with all his authority. He
should realize that he has great oppor-
tunity TO make his empire free, prosper
GUS and happy, by taking the initiative on
the eide Of rational personal aud political
liberty, on the side Of guaranteed and in
violable rights, on the side OF social amel-
ioration, and on the side OF greater oppor.
tunities for education and Comfor. among
the masses. Let him read the words Of
Abraham Lincoln at Gettysburg, and
divine what he meant by that inspired
utteranCe, "a government OF the people,
by the people, for the people"
A statement recently made by q Nlhtllst
sheds some indirect light upon the death
Of the Gear. Itappears that he accorded
an interview to one OF the Russian Revo'
lutionary Committees, who laid before
him some irrefutable evidence Of the cor
ruption and rasCaIitics OF his officials, and
the brutallties and atrocities they were
lheapipg upon the people. lie listened
to them and asked what remedy they
proposed. They replied; - ConsLitu'
ton, and the withdrawal OF State support
from the Greek Church." AS the head Of
the Church by "Diviue right" he would
not concede that part Of their proposition,
and, as to the other, simply replied: "No
Constitution during my lifetime" They
withdrew, hopeless Of any reform, and the
desperate nature Of their situation Is
shown by their desperate deed.
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THEY arc enjoying the luxury OF early
vegetables in New York, but they are
paying good round prices for the privilege
Of eating them so much in advance Of the
rest oius. We quote the scale Of prices as
follows, as given in the Times OF Sunday:
The newest thing in the markets is as.
paragus which Is In light supply, from
Charleston, s. q. 1t Is dear, selling at
$l2 per dozen punches at wholesale, and
at 81 % to 81 80 per bunch at retail,
Green peas from Florida are worth 81 %
per half peck; Southern kale, per hall
peck, 20 cents, and spinach, from Mary.
land, Virginia, and suburban gardens
where 1t is raised by artificial means-at
80 to So cents por half peck. The rates
for other lresh.grOwn vegetables OF an ap.
petizng character are as follows: Toma.
toOs, from the West Indies and Florida,
per quart, 40 cents; beeta, from Bermuda,
per dozen, 90 cents; dollhouse CuCnmberS,
each, according to size) 20 to 70 cents
dollhouse rndahes, per bunch, s cents
dollhouse lettuce, per head, 10 to u cents
waterCfesses, per quart, 20 cents; mush.
rooms, per pound, 81 80; Irish potatoes,
from Bermuda, Of the second crop, per
half peck, 60 cents; rhubarb, per bunch,
10 cents,
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On Saturday Last the late Emperor Of all
the Russias was buried with all The pomp
and pegeantry that the great resources Of
his empire and his absolute autoCratiC
government could throw around his
anointed remains. Now that these rites
and ceremonies are over ii must become
not only living but pressing question
with the new monarch as to what he shall
do TO be saved from similar fate. II 30
wise and moderate ruler as his father,
who had emanCipated twenty millions OF
seris, had atlnst, notwithstanding this great
actof Ills life, and Notwithstanding general
disposition towards enienCy, to pay the
.tGSGA&Pst the autoCra'ic system inherited
from nis ancestors, what can his son hope
for II he is less wise and less lenient.
When Rehoboam, the son OF Solomon,
was questioned and advised touching his
policy toward Israel, he answered that
his little finger should be thicker and
heavier than his fathers loing, meaning
that his policy would be lees lenient and
more despotiC than that Of his predecessor.
And 80 It was, and the consequence
was that his kingdom was rent in twain,
never 10 be reunited,
The new Emperor Is said 10 be inclined
toward o "reptesslve' policy as dlstin
guished from that Of his father. lie
should read the story Of Rehoboam and
lay the moral to heart This Ia an age Of
the world in Which even the ruler Of Rus
ella caunot he law unto himself. Times
have changed since the early batbaric con.
dition Of Russia called for and permitted
the exercise Of complete one man power
over mobiles and seriJ over gentry and
peasantry. There are too many people In
Russia who arc infected with The spirit Of
the age, as 1t prevails throughout the civ.
illSed world, to be held in a state Of abso.
Lutte Inhalation as regards voice or inhu.
enCe, as regards guaranteed personal and
political rights, as regards barriers to en-.
CtoaChnent on their lives, liberty
and property, They demand some.
thing In the nature Of Consli.
tutional govetnment-some division Of
power, some hitherto beyond which even
the Czat cannot pass at his caprice. They
demand that the vital issues Of war and
peace should not be at one mans absolute
disposal. They do not believe that the re.
sources Of an Empire should be drained
into one mans Golfers, They do not be.
lisvo that Siberia should be a Golconda to
alright babes in arms at the bare mention
Of ils name-a hell on earth as dire and
hopeless Tor ofenses Of mere opinion as
any hell Of the future that the darkest
theology ever painted.
1.-THE new Gear could only realize how
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SEALED PROPOSALS,

CLERE's 0TTIcR BOARD ~ CoN1,,o,,..,
s,., WHEELING March IL, iii ill.,
eealed proposals will 10 received Al MI
THURSDAY SlSt inst, al 70 O'Clock M Il, y, Y
Ilrda Of sandstone paving TO be plarSi an tsIts
GileDn'S Run and Cherry Hlll rod. We Nv
River turnpike and tho foot Of Wilson, gn Nm Y
ditionS oil bid! TO DO the same ~ tho,S sos,,i, y
Orepte 10 hereby made. ~ " 'a'aH
Clerk pro, ten. Board Of CommluslopsT nsl
w. .. syIru, County Engineer n SIiTG
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS w Ono COvyI,
WHEELING, ". Va, March n, 1851.
Sealed propolnli will DO Iec lived At thI, ca,l,a
ThuTSday, Slst Inst, al II O'Clock ", Tor tht "a
ordered by the Board ci County Commissioner
IhaIr SeIion on the 7ih inst : ~ follow, Wiz
On nht dlVlbl0n, CO 4 =. road, 90 cube nh
masonry, 600 cubic yards excavation 100 subt jul
On second division, O. c, 4 Z. rod, loo oH
yards excavation, GO cubic yAIdB maCldAmirtL
On Middle Wheeling Creek. lower lnd, i,gtnA
yards maCAdamiE(rg.
on river, tIlennS Run and Short Crsk, " nA
yards masonry, 5000 cubic yAld' IIclVlllvn.
On first division ". W. l. 4 Il, Pile, w N4
yards matchmaking, 100 cubic yards fipnp
On Peninsula aud Fulton road, 10 cubic IutiEt
sonny, 400 cubic yards matchmaking
On Chapel Run 10 sphBgef'S, lOO cubic ytliIt
sonty, 1900 cubic yards excavation, 100 Suht nj
macidamlElUg.
On Dixon Hun 10 Ridge road 10 cubic JuiiH
lonry, 900 cubic yards excavation, KtllyL BfHn
Dement, Cemetery, LOO cubic yAids tIeIutsl
On McGraW's Hun, 90 cubic yards lnASoiiJl n
cubic yards excavation
On Middle Wheeling Creek rOii upFr "a, ~
cub 10 yards masonry, 100 cubic yards eIAuIola
cubic yards macadAnilLlng
River from Glen'l Hun 10 Brooke county lnt "A
cubic yards excavation.
Rice aud WGIdCmans 400 cubic yriI lIap
lion.
Roney's Point 10 b. y. 4 B road, 100 cube Irh
masonry, 200 cubic yards excavation.
Meeting House Hill, 800 cubic yards mAcldISltH
South Fork Short Greek, 800 cubic ylidi ti1F
tIon.
800 cubic yards excavation. .
Wet Liberty and HerVvy'S, 1900 cubic yiditiS
Vation.
Battle Run, 50 cubic yards msrODry, 40 nA
yards excavation.
Elm Grove 10 BOsg,' Hill, % cubic yard, nlslE
|, 900 cubic yards excavation ...
Gillesples Kun 10 Ridge Road, 40 cube m
excavation.
LRidiey's Run 10 Kids Mill, % cube fra
masonry, 1900 cubic yards excavation, -.
Peters Run, 50 cubic yards masonry, l"aA
yards excavation.
ktilly's and DtlAplIIn's, 60 cube yards Hl''ai
1000 cubic yards excavation. ...-..
Short Creek, main stem, 100 cube yards nn g
600 cubic yards excavation; TiuisI Wdt 70 wv
hams, 400 cubic yards excavation,
Warden and .Waddle's Kun, tOeubic yards HlNfI'
2 800 cubic yards excavation. ,.u.,..
Above quantities are Appropriated 500 llipas
change a. the pleasure oil the BoarI' an nSs
will be Of the senOnd.tla9 Prices iof utuI
must DO distinct for earth, loose fctE, ,lh ~ -
Bids must be separate ~ each foid 40 nv WA, "
name OI egcn bidder anu MenOtT OF VIZ .A' va"
with postotce address, and must Inc uie tht wv.
Recommendation Of al least two person, At,ln1j,n IN,
The R0lrd a. 10 The character and qllllbti ~.
bidder. The standard Of measurement ld 80
Of work will DO the yard Of q cubic lEL IL IL
proposals., "PrOposals for County WofE 70 LIE ~,
lth Of April, 1884, The BOird reerIti lh' ~,
4 iect any or all bids. For any Information VIZ :
this office.
fFISasaN0US SasS.4 .,t'' "'".'',. ''.- .,...;
-CHAS. II. DkITERs, Clerk Coniaih'ssT,l
W. Q. BMtTH, Comfy Engineer. -
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NOTICE,
NOTICE.
SEALED PROPOSALS,


W.. GTr CLERE, Oyv,.
s.,,., ,,.u ma1EL.So' WA, March H. ID,
HsI SIfFS Gal ~ TtAVtESD4Y 44Rca II ~
castings the city Of WheCnT NAV v W.,
except EAter pipes stop cocks and Az ~ uI zoe IT.
Bids % BE- endorsed, "PrOpOiaIs for si mqsl
city," The Committee Ga Water VIZ. la u
the right 70 raj ect any or all bids WI" feis'sl
proposals iGr The Castl,GI, a. ItAtr, ah,,. -.
received undlTUEsDAi, March y, ISL w, lla
p. N, FRANK HhW t,tM eesSt
on Water Works. VsaaIps
WaEELlNG. ", Va, March 10, 1881
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WE notice that Mr.. George W. Harri-
son, formerly OF this city, still later Of
Cumberland, Nd, has been made clerk OF
the Nicaraguau Claims Committee OF the
United States Senate, OF which committee
Senator Henry G. Davis Is chairman.
This Is a good appointment, as Mr.. Harrt'
son is an exceedingly capable man. very
neat and accurate in all his clerical work.
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GENERAL NoT,o.s
NOTICE,

|. Ia % !, ", VII Be meeting OF the l.At
AS Sialion d st., AphoRilI Hal tia lld L.,
LEIhNOON, March 9Oth, At j oeloSl seN1LHf
l9si,tinR the oppressed Sons Of i,si,li ALTA y
,e '0F Freedom and Justice are reou.., y lASf ~
aalg EXECUTIVE ooyv,,. ~
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JouS IRWIN was re.nominated for Mayor
by the Republicans Of SteubenviIle on
Saturday at their primaries, The contest
was very animated between him and
Henry Spence and Charles Moody, and
the vote stood; Irwin 7O7, Spence $50,
Moody l40. There Is more or less feeling
against Irwin among seme Of the Repub-
licans, and ii Is not impossible that an
independent candidate will be put in the
field.
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PROVIDED the great organs OF the body
are not irreparably injured, there are few
diseases that TUFTS Pills will not cure.
They concentrate the vitality OF the sya.
tenn. The Liver, the Spleen, the Heart
and the Kidneys are brought into harmo.
Nous action and health, long life and
vigor Of mind and body follow their use,
The first dose often astOnishes the patient.
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A WRITER in recent Issue OF the Con-
temporary Review contributes paper upon
the suicidal mania, showing It's rapid in
crease, and quotes from Prof. BsrtilIon, Of
Paris, the following table, showing the an
nual number of suicides in each ono mil.
IT, ~ .Lo ,oo,,la opI tho ibcyaaua,