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ness. Seggage called for and delivered to all
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At my Philadelphia Office, all large packages
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packages at o'clock P. N.
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The Mirror speaks Of the immense
shark caught at Seabright on Thurs
day last as asea lawyer The
Mrror holds the bench and bar in
high (falutinl esteem.
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THURSDAY JULY q. 1881.
President GARFIELD, is rapid
gaining health and strength.

It is said that in the Massachusetts
Legislature two-thirds Of the BE-
pubIiaus are Democrats and all the
Democrats are two thirds Republican.
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PONDER ON THESE TRuTHs.--K idney-
Wort is natures remedy for kidney and
liver diseases, piles and constipation.
Sediment or mucous in the urine Is
sure indication of disease. Take Kidney
Wort.
Torpid liver and kidneys poison the
blood. Kidney-Wort revives them and
cleanses the system.
Headache, bilious attacks, dizziness,
and loss of appetite are cured by Kidney
Wort. --See Ado.
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HERE IS THE TEST - Dizziness, nausea,
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infammations, gravel, female diseases and
all trouble of the urinary organs, end
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by Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
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The Peabody Hotel, $50 South 9th
street, Philadelphia, is one Of the best
at the price $500 per day. of any in
the city. 1t is first class in every re-
spect, except 10 price which is less
than other hotel charges. Persons
visiting Philadelphia either transient
" or for longer period can not do
better than to stop at this well con-
Quoted house Boy
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from Almost Everysohere.

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Island ana racine eaiiroau was G TOD
bed a. winston s,a.ien, near vam MI
on, missouri, % : riusy evening. !he
robbers were SIX 10 NUMBER unusT 'ns
leadership Of .ne :, notorious nls.s 1e -
James some q lhsm !. DOalusu s J -
tram at cameron anu rhe lems,pusl
got on at winston; lnoy saase ~
rose up Drew 'nelr Iev $, s anu m sno'
the c9ndustor' pes'laii' 0saa' lney
also kiiieo q passenger Mno suo"su
Signs OF resistance ana tnen wens -
the express car ana oveIpowsIeu Il, :ne
messenger, onas, murray, compe'lus
him to open the saie' = = no.
known now mucn money .ney so'
from the ss'e s was PlooaD ~ ses ''ah
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resistance auu''ne humans e'0apss
Advices from the Fiji Islands of
April last report horrible massacre
in the Island Of Tipitawa, one Of the
Tino group. The inhabitants bad
been converted Dy . nsna s sn's ~
airy, named naDae' VINO anau0se c 'lsm
70 give up 'neli Heapuus' 49,
quentiy 'ne peopie y 'ne :ou'n an.
portion o. sne islanu peouml.s u.s.
s 81 Win constant requlsl'ions ~
cobra, apostatized. AaDue .nereuPos
preached q crusade against .hem' iee
an armed baud I against mem, ana
slaughtered over looV men, women
ana cnlidren. AFTER Tue massacre
the bodies were coilec'ed In a PIE
and burned. hapue mas Deen taken
~ y --0'0'1'1 =
n..,: :. 80. &c IA
- . DickllsO.' crs SoA ~ v $50
Jutant ueneral DieAluso1' = lollua'
was y taken a. from jan a. Lsssours' ~
that state on friGay morning ana :
twenty-five men. Dickinson had
shot but not dangerously wounded, a
saloon keener named Beach.
- ). 60
~, Inc wlIs ana n, Oaugh' M. :. uso.se
lnomss, u lymv Saa nas sron;n
plvmouth ba,hor Thev were ont
sailing with a man named Waterson
ard t6a boat ran unon ! roek turned
over and slled. Three Young men
sssn n tba assistance of the partv.
Init 4 n tat;nc thsm ant az the boat Il
became dislodged and sank. The
party then tried to take the women
ashore, but were obliged to abandon
them in order to save themselves.
Maud ,; did not beat lier previous
record a. tue PI.tspurg IRVING fark
on Saturday. she made three starts
out broke easn time, Inc last time
sne fecovefeu quickly ana crossed tne
wire IN 1'lo,
WAnother new comet has been dis
covered in right ascension 5 hours,
4S minutes, declination north SO
hours. AZ minutes. in the constella-
ton Auriga. II is invisible to the
naked eye.
Mrs El;., corsa,d mo.har oe4ho
President had ssvars st.oor 'I oe
oholasa re,rbrs ,as. Es;5.r "a :
nnw nros,r 1900. hr ' ssva- r. ~ =
81 wears of aos her recovery = ss sc.r :
cslv honed ~ ss0' = 'Sa
The Tic conr,;;ss;on h.s a.o;d.;,
to locate he ITncomnsbora Trtss nss !.
the junction Of the Green and ~ :
White Rivers IN Utah.
The Secretary Of the Treasury b.. /,
awarded cold medal to ida Lewis
now Mrs. Ida Lewis Wilson. for her
services in rescuing nersons FROM
drowning since the passage OF the ass
au'norlzlng suon AWARDS. most the o.
rescues were maze unoer circumssah-
ces Gaming ior heroic daring, ana m
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standing, with interest 70 the date Of
their presentation.
Joseph w Coleman, a cripple, has
been arrested al Buffalo Tor killing
Captain Hiram Williams by knocking
him into the canal.
Elk County Clerk John W. Vim
Icent, Of Poughkeepsie, drowned hi q
sels on Friday night during temper
airy dt Of insanity.
Henry S Smith was hanged at
Corinth, Miss. On Monday, for the
murder of James Burt near Burns
vile, Miss, in April, 1880.
Gale, the pedestrian, has completed
one-half his task Of walking 5000
quarter miles in as many consecutive
10-minutes periods.
Governor Roberts, of Texas, replies
to Governor Fosters proposal to ap-
point a day Of thanksgiving for the
Presidents safety, that he does moi
felt justified in ordering religious ser
vices in country where church and
State are separate
j. Ell. Dean a young broker in Min
aeapolis, MIMI, committed suicide b.
taking laudauum on Monday.
Prof Swift, Director Of the Warner
Observatory, Rochester, N. Y, his
just verified the discovery Of another
comet, in the Constellation of Auriga,
made July. 18th, by Prof j. NJ
Schaeberla, Of Ann Arbor, Mich
| This new comet is apparently coming
directly toward the earth, and, for .
telescope comet, is very bright indeed,
it can readily be seen with good
opera glass It is quite remarkable
that it should be IN just the spot
where the present large comet was first
seen by the naked eye in this latitude,
and it shows that the two bodies must
have crossed each Others paths
This makes the fourth comet discov-
cred within ten weeks, a circumstance
heretofore unknowa in history Prot.
Schaeberle has duly fled his appiica-
| tion for the Warner prize Of 5000,
and as yet he is the only claimant.
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JOSEPH HI. GAsKILL.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW
MOUNT HOLLY. n. ].
RENO Y e d

to OFFICES FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY JOHN Z
SLACK, two doors below County Clerk's once.
Jan. 3.1Ins
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Elk County Clerk John W. Vim
cent, Of Poughkeepsie, drowned hi 4
SELF on Friday night during temper
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-10-14

TEE LETTER of James G.. Blaine, accept
ing the portfolio Of Secretary of State from
President Garfield unveils that which, while
surlnised, was not heretofore authoritatively
kaown--that Garfield desired two terms Of
the Presidency aud that Blacue committed
h,nself TO that result. The declaration Of
the latter 10 unequivocal, and Blaine was thus
not only not rival aspirant but his strength
in New York was TO be thrown TO Garfield as
against any other aspirant. This accounts
for the events which occurred and which led
20 the election Of Lapham and Miller to the
Senate. But the death Of the President re-
leased Mr.. Blaine from the pledge Of faith
and II may be taken for granted has changed
his plans for the future. At present his
friends are apparently In the lead In New
York aud with the delegate vote of that State
10 lead off with In 1884, his chances for nom
inatioa will be more than fair. II will be o
long time, however, until 1884, and In the
meantime, with the administration In the
hands IL adevotcd friend Of Mr.. Conkling, The
situation may be changed. The members Of
the recent convention were not elected under
circumstances thai made II test. The real
fight for supremacy In New York has mol yet
taken place.
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Opposed to Gorham.

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-The Times says: 1t
Is supposed that the admission of the newly
elected members ofthe United States Senate
will precede the election Of Secretary aud
Serge Arms, and that the deadlock Of
the extra session will accordingly be re-
Dewed. II the Republicans propose 10 be
parties TO another such contest, IL Is to be
hoped that they will go into il with more re-
spectacle candidates. George G. Gorham
ought particularly TO be out of the question.
The thoroughly disleputable way in which
the journal directed, If not controlled, by
him, was used to aspeise re motives Of Pres
ident Garfield aud To traduce the character
Of members Of his Cabinet who were chiefly
concerned In the prosecution of the Star
Route conspiraiors, stamps him as one Of the
last men whom the Republican party should
deligh TO honor.
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Senator Edmunds Talks.

WASHINGTON, Oct. S.-Senator Edmunds
said after the caucus adjourned, the action Of
the Democrats was bot exactly surprise TO
him, for, although he had been told by some
Democratic Senators that the situation was
one which demanded compromise, and the
suggestion for q committee of conference
had come from the Democrats, he had not
counted on any result from such a CONFER
ence. II was quite Ia keeping with Demo-
cratic methods 10 invite q conference and
then foresiall all actions by seizing the only
thing worth comforting about. The Repub-
lic4ns can as easily stand such tactics as the
Democrats. They will hereafter feel justi-
fled In taking advantage Of a majority, no
matter how temporary; they should
recall all pairs, and If sickness or death
should weaken the Democratic side, the Re-
pnblicans should take advantage Of It and
change the officers Of the Senate, even IL but
for week. Upon being asked II the Demo
Gratis intended TO elect Secretary before
swearing In the new members, he said hr
did not know. They stood on their legal
right TO take the other officers. Indeed,
they had the same kind Of right to refer
the credentials OF the new members aud
keep them there all winter. Politically,
their act Is an unwiss and unpatriotic one.
They say 10 the country they are willing TO
get power by any means. They now offer .
reward 10 any insanc partisan who may
think the country injured by the rule Of the
Republicans to put an end 10 u BY Staying
the President.
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II THE autopsy report 10 correct, and
II appears from the subsequent examination
of eminent authorities that II was, ut least so
far as describing the damage done by the
ball, II 10 demonstrated that President Gar
fields wound was necessarily fatal. II his
life was prolonged by careful nursing rs long
~ could have been hoped for, then the ply
sIcians have only their professional repu,a-
tions TO lose for their serious errors In dag
nosiny the case, errors which, notwithstand
Ing the active efforts Of DR.. Bliss TO explain
away, must either raise q question of their
professional skill or the attachments Of sur
gerry. II Is not proven yet, however, that the
treatment reached the most serious cot,sc-
qnences Of the ball being retained In the
body. DIR. BLISS great hobby that pymmia
did not exist IL not supported by the investi-
cations Of DIR. Schrady, the expert who has
investigated the case. He says: Thetrouble
commencing as mild form Of septcemla.
agradaally developed INTO Graver melastic
"variety Of that generally understood as
"chronic py1mia." This Is mild method Of
saying Bliss was wrong. The question 10 !:
How much longer might the Presidents life
have been continued II his physicians had
assumed that he was b'ood-poisoned aud
treated the case accordingly?
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HERE is the ultra. StaIwart slate that has

HERE Is the ultra-Stalwart slate that has
been fixed up for President Arthur's consid-
GRAFTON: Secretary Of State, U. y. Grant ;
Secretary Of the Treasury, Roscoe Conk-
ling; Secretary of War, J. Donald Cam
eron Secretary Of the Navy, Judge Settle,
OF North Carolina; Attorney General, Col.
Geo. r. Bliss; Secretary of the Interior,
Gen. John A. Logan, and Postmaster-Gen-
eral, Ex-Governor A. Z. X. Stafford, or ex-
Senator Powell Clayton. The next slate IS
more conservative, and runs as follows
Judge Edmunds for Secretary of State; ex-
Governor Morgan for Secretary of the Treas
ury; Secretary Of War, Robert Lincoln |;
Secretary Of the Navy, Judge Settle; Secre-
tary Of the Interior, Omar b. Conger, and
Postmaster General, Chauncey |. Filley, Of
ST. Louis.
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The Sun on Blaine,

NEW YORK, Oct. S.-The Sun regards
Blaine's letter to Garfield, accepting the Sec
r-taiyship Of State, a new bid for the Presi-
,lency. James G. Blaine is at this moment
candidate for President, and is working on
his own account. He IS more dead in earn
est as Presidential candidate than he ever
was before in his life. Fifteen months ago
the events at Chicago seemed to settle his
chances for ever. He was probably sincere
in his determination TO withdraw from the
str,ia.l. v',isl, he had maintained gallantly
but l.,..-.e5s., ~ l54s. -. la D If Gar
field changed the fortunes and future of
many men IN politics, and on no mans
plans for the future did IL have more radi-
cal effect than OH Blaine's.
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Insisting on Th.ir Rights.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.-The conference
between the Republican aud Democi attic
committees failed. They demonstrated
they had no authority to enter into the con-
sid-raiion Of the question Of electipg a
President of the Senate that their caucus
insisted on the right Of the Democrats TO
elect that officer. The Republicans then
proposed conference as to the entire or
ganization Of the Senate. The Democrats
declined to consider the Presidency Of the
Senate as question at issue, and the Re-
publicans then refused to hold further con-
ference. The committees then separated
and returned to their respective cauc,ises TO
report their failure to reach an agreement.
1t Is understood that &. B. Walker, Of In
diana, will be appointed Deputy Commits
si0ner of Pensions.
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parsis.n.hlp still Rampant.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.-The proceedings
OF the Senate to-day indicate that there Is no
loss Of partisan feeling since the last session.
The debate tomorrow Il expected TO show
Increased heat. The action Of the Demo-
cratic caucus to-niyht In appointing COM
mittee to report upon the protest Of the Dem
ocratic members Of the New York Legislature
against sealing LaphAnl and Miller, points 10
: possible reference Of credentials to COM
mittee, and IN y orf to elect Secretary Be
fore admitting them. It is believed the
Republicans will obstruct this BY every
means In their pnwer. The opinion II gem
eral among Republicans that Bsyard will b.
allowed 70 remain Presi Dent pro tenn. until
the opening Il Tho regular session, when,
2 pssi. VI i2ja r. -, sIsss Anthony. +
~ 11en1 Mill - oleote&
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The christianey Divorce Suit.

WASHINGTON, Oct. S,-Mrs. Christiancy
to-day testified in her own behalf In the III
vorce suit now pending. Not being a com
pelent witness as to charges of adultery, her
testimony was confined TO the acts of cruel
", as alleged in her cross bill. She testified
that on two occasions the ex-senator struck
and knocked her down, and once, in Peru,
he pushed her out Of the house and closed
the door against her. In this city, on very
cold night, he would not allow her to have
any clothing upon her, anG another time he
zane to her bed and abused her-pinched
her, aud used all sorts Of violence. At the
Legation in Peru he assaulted her while
dressing. As he was striking her gentle
man, who was stopping In the house over
hight, stepped into the room and came to
her protection. After that she refused to
live with him longer, and few days later
left for home.
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A Democratic Caucus.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10. - Immediately
after the adjournment Of the Senate to-da,
the Democratic members held caucus :ast-
ing until after 8 p. m. The question of adj
hitting the three new Senators. after con-
siderable discussion, was disposed Of tenn
porarily by appointing committee to ex-
anime their credentials as well as to consider
the protest Of the Democratic Senators of the
Legislature Of New York against the adms-
SOU Of Lapham and Miller. Senators Gar
land, Jones and Mcpherson will report to
the caucus tomorrow morning, when a de-
cision will probably be made whether the
New York Senators shall be sworn in at
once or their credentials be referred to COM
mittee Of the Senate for investigation. The
GAUGES also, after several ballots, nominated
s. G. Washington as candidate for the Sec
retaryship. No decision was reached on the
subject Of the election Of Secretary to-mor-
row..
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THE following sketch 10 given Of Nelson
w. Aldrich, elected Senator October 4th, TO
succeed General Burnside: "Nelson W..
Aldrich is member of the present National
House of Representatives. lie Is not quite
40 years Of age and Is In the full possession
Of physical aud mental vigor. He Is native
OF Rhode Island, Foster having been the
place aud November 0, lSSi, the date Of the
birth. During his youth, until 1858, his
parents lived at Killingly, Windham county,
Connecticut, where he was given an academic
education. He went TO Providence when
quite . young man aud there engaged In
mercantile pursuits. He was President Of
Providence Common Council during 1872
and 1873. He was elected to the Rhode
Island General Assembly In 1875. The fol-
lowing year he served as Speaker of the
House. He was elected TO the Fory-Sixth
Congress As q Republican, receiving 5,ves
votes against 1882 for Thomas DAVIS, Dem
ocrat, and 627 for Lycurgus Sayles, National.
His district was the First, which contains
Providence aud Newport"
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Mrs. Garfield Satisfied that the Presidents
Wound Was Mortal.

New YORK, October 6.-The Suns Wash
ington dispatch says: 1t is asserted that Mrs.
Garfield has requested DR.. Boynton To with
hold the statement which he has prepared
relative 10 the autopsy and general treatment
Of the Presidents case, as she Is satisfied that
the Presidents wound was mortal aud does
not desire TO have the controversy further
prolonged. Many of the sayings attributed
70 Garfield We're either misunderstood or
were not correctly reported from the sick
room, notably the saying, :" Is it worth while
To continue the struggle lonser?" Is said to
have originated ia THIS statement, male in
the Presidents walIeriuss when hs VA, Ell
IDENTIFY going over his work as member Of
the Electoral Commission: lis it worth
while to g. into this Florida business
further?" On arriving al Long Branch he
fell into stupor from which it was dilii:ult
To arouse him, and from which he did not
rally until next day. Whea he did arouse
he was surprised To find where he was and
requested 10 be taken away, aud said that he
had asked 10 be taken To Mentor aud wished
to 60 there. lie frequently asked for Blaine
aud wondered why he did not come, but did
not make a general request for all IN sin ,srs
Of the Cabinet. Toward the later part of
the time tbs physicians and attendants were
compelled to satisfy his requests and COM
inands with evasion.
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Rumored Cabinet Changes.

WASHINGTON, Oct. l0.-There are various
rumos current tonight with regard to inn
pending changes in the Cabinet. 1t is the
new or partly new set Of advisers before
Congress meets In December, aud nominal
lions are likely at any time TO be sent to the
senate. Secretary Window desires to be re-
lieved at the Presidents earliest convenience
and he told prominent Republican Senator
that the President had promised to nomi-
nate his successor within 4s hours. Judge
Folger, Of the New York Court of Appeals,
Is mentioned as his successor.