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National Republican., 1881-11-23

BECAUSE Northern Republicans are will
ing to cooperate with Southern Green
hackers in assailing the citadel Of Bour-
bonism, the shallow sophists of tho
Democratic press charge that the Repub-
lcan party indorses the "fiat money"
herosy. On the same principle an ortho-
dox divine could be accused of indorsing
atheism if he united with Colonel Inger-
soil in a business enterprise or in deeds
of charity,
National Republican., 1881-11-23

IT is mentioned as an impressive fact
that "Samuel J. Tilden always removes
his hat when he deposits his ballot" The
old gentleman stood uncovered and with
his right hand lifted when he swore-to
those income returns. And Cyrus w.
Field actually took off his hat and threw
it on the floor when he learned that
Samuel ]. had unloaded that elevated
railroad stock
National Republican., 1881-11-23

The usual double sheet REPUBLICAN of
fifty-six columns will be issued ON Satur-
day.
National Republican., 1881-11-23

THERE is promise of abundant ma
teral for the next National Democratic
platform. To Mr.. Bayard's contribution
of the Delaware whipping-post General
Chalmers responds with graceful tender
of Mississippi cow-itch. The issues are
multiplying.
National Republican., 1881-11-23

As Bourbon buster sulleny subsidies it
is succeeded by the cheerful clatter of
steam machinery.
National Republican., 1881-11-23

MACBETH had notion that when the
brain was out the man ought to die. Free
trade Democratic editors do not hold that
this rule applies to that association of
men constituting the National Demo-
cratic party. This accounts for the in
dustry displayed by Editor Watterson
and his professional brethren in hunting
down and dragging out such Democrats as
Messrs. Voorhees,, Randall, and Hen
bricks.
National Republican., 1881-11-23

THE notion has become prevalent, to
some extent, that civil positions atthepub-
lie crib were created and are maintained
in order to furnish places for such sons Of
rear-admirals as are not better cared for
in the navy or army. After thorough
and careful survey of this theory We have
arrived at the solemn and, VIC may add,
irrevocable conclusion that it is unten-
able,
National Republican., 1881-11-23

If ORDER is better than anarchy, the
mob spirit all over the country should be
suppressed.
National Republican., 1881-11-23

II is hard task for even giant like
Bismarck TO make the naturally loyal
people of Germany hate the venerable
Emperor William, but Bismarck is max
ing rapid progress in this work.
National Republican., 1881-11-23

THE contest for the Speakership is
lively, but decorous.
National Republican., 1881-11-23

IF THEregularly constituted mechanism
of justice is better than mob, it is high
time for all friends of order in every part
of the Union to set their faces and raise
voices against lynching and all that leads
thereto
National Republican., 1881-11-23

THE greatest contrast shown by the Off
cial census tables is between the popula-
ton of New York, 5,0s2, 2,S7l, and that of
Nevada, 62, ,265-or about eighty-two times
as great in the former as in the latter
National Republican., 1881-11-23

In reviewing the recent campaign in
Virginia 70 Bourbon editor remarks :
" Ancient literature affords no parallel to
the eloquence of our leaders" The able
editor forgets or ignores the miraculous
discourse that was delivered To Baalam.
National Republican., 1881-11-23

A BIoGpAPHER of Thurlow Weed says
that the venerable politician can swim
us we'll as almost any professor Of the
natatorial art. This explainsthe confident
tone in which Mr.. Weed told Noah to
20 to thunder with his old ark"
National Republican., 1881-11-23

A PROGRESSIVE Democratic statesman
says he fears his party will not be able
to get rid of dead issues. The contractor
for the removal of dead animals or the
ordorless cxcavator. man might be Of
National Republican., 1881-11-23


SOME of the Southern Democratic news
papers, alarmed at the defeat of Bourbon
ism in Virginia, are calling loudly for
reorganization of the brutal and bloody
agencies by which Southern solidity was
secured. They will, however, find it inn
possible to make headway against the de-
fection in their own ranks. Anti-Bour-
bon sentiment, under various names, is
spreading all over the South. Encour-
aged by the Republican sentiment of the
North, by the sympathy of the Admins
tration, and by the spirit and example of
the coalition in Virginia. the liberal, pro-
gressive minds of the South will unite
against Bourbon intolerance. There are
States in which the work Of redemption
may not be Immediately and entirely
successful, but it will go on until there is
not county in the United States, not u
voting precinct anywhere under the
Stars and Stripes in which the equal
rights of all will not be freely conceded
and fully enjoyed.
National Republican., 1881-11-23

"To TELL you the TRUTH" remarked
convolescent public functionary to an in
quiring friend, "Idon'tknow whether the
malaria that made mo sick came from the
Kidwell Bottoms or not, but Pm morally
certain that it came in bottle"
National Republican., 1881-11-23

WHEN Mr.. Blaine makes his projected
Southern tour he should remind the Bour-
bons of his great speech in the SEN
ate in which he showed that the bull
dozed States ought to be deprived of a
large proportion of their representation in
Congress by reason of their forcible sup
p'ession of tn Republican vote. The
truths of that great effort are as pertinent
and applicable to-day as they were when
he uttered them. And the conditions of
permanent peace will not exist until
free and fair vote and honest return of
ballots lawfully cast is secured in every
locality. We have no concern as to
what ticket the colored men vote,
so that they have perfect freedom to vote
as they please. A party that cannot hold
power except through fraud or violence
ought to die. When all parties are on an
equal footing as to their political rights we
will not complain of solidity in any sec
ton. But this perfect equality before the
law must and will be secured and main
tanned.
National Republican., 1881-11-23

IT is not in positive harmony with facts
to refer to Mr.. English, of indianapolis,
as the man who "ran for Weep President
in 1880. All the agility in the Demo-
cratic ticket was in the front section. The
inertia of the rear section could not be
sufficiently overcome to develop dog
trot or oven liYely walk.
National Republican., 1881-11-23

The same delightful mental trait that
prompts the aged and rheumatic spin
ster to take an interest in the love affairs
of her girl friends long after her own
chances have all gone glimmering may
be seen in the solicitude of Democratic
newspapers in regard to the Cabinet and
the Speakership. This world isn't SO
very bad after all,
National Republican., 1881-11-23

WASHINGTON, u. c, NOVEMBER 30 1881.
National Republican., 1881-11-23

Population Of lie National Capital. 100000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-21

NOR RENT-A desirable house on Ch.,,,....
e Ten rooms. newly finished, open Ore MAJ 81
mace, hard and soft water Apply to
octs feod2w$ HOWARD OWEN, Aurr,,.
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A n.ptist Minister'S Experience.

am Baptist Minister, and before even
thought of being a clergyman, l graduated in
medicine, but left a lucrative practice for my
present profession, 40 years ago. was for
many years sufferer from quinsy; THOMAS
EcLEcrRIc On cured me-" l was also troub-
led with hoarseness. and Thomas Eclectric
Oil always relieved me. My wife and child
had diphtheria, and "Thomas' Eclectric Oil
cured them" and if taken in time it will cure
seven times out of ten. | am confident it is
cure for the most obstinate cold or cough.
and if any one will take a small teaspoon and
half fill it 18th the Oil, and then place the
end of the spoon in one nostril and draw the
Oil out of the spoon into the head by shifting
as hard as they can. until the Oil falls over
into the throat. and practice that twice
week, don't care how offensive their head
may be, it will clean it out and cure their
catarrh For deafness and earache it has
done wonders to my certain knowledge. 1t
is the only medicine dubbed patent medicine
that have ever felt like recommending, and
am very anxious to see it in every place,
for tell you that would not be without it
in my house for any consideration. | am
now suffering with pain like rheumatism in
my right limb, and nothing relieves me like
Thomas Ecectric Oil.
DIR. Z. F. CRANE,
Cory, Pa.
OctlS-f&wlw
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BOARDING HOUSE TO LET.
risv.r nrnaee BLOCK, Water ST. Recently repaired
Eieven nice sleeping rooms. INQUIRE of
tapril. Dnoc.
kENNEBEC SIS:

KENNEBEC IS:
AhEN ON execution, wherein Jo.eDh n Ala,
4 Is creditor and William Ryan Is debtor =,
VII De sofa by public auction on Saturday. m % ~
gay OF November A. ID. 1881, Ut ten o'closk In ~
iorehoon at The office Of T. w. Whitehonse a'
augusta In said COUNTY Of Kennebec ali the Il Oh, ~
equity which William Ryan, the above named dshtn.
mas or mao on the Sd day Of MAY ID. isai ~ ~
Gock ana forty minutes in the afternoon that
otne me time Of the attachment of the aame q, en
original writ In this action TO redeem TO- "
mortgage hereinafter mentioned and descriheS th
tonowlhg described real estate situated in Vs.ss
ooro AND china. and bounded as follows. Re~i.rs
IN IN me west line of the town road Ieadinx S.ns
"entWor corner to East Vasxslhoro l. ~
PORN line OF land Of one HalloweII formeriv o~.S
~ beYemin Young, thence westerly and n,,rtn..i.
~ nnd Formerly own. d by said YounS - i.S
m ID. Clark thence westerly by land Of s.,d 1.sn
me west line Of said lot to land formeriv 70
Na.nan HAL, now owned by David r. Cs,.. 10y
,nnce Dy land OF said Gates formerly ovneS - NJ
I'M 70 sad town road, said Ryan's interest ~ 20 i
.es e!1e oeing one undivided half theroS .. ..so
mon WIN John W Clark-the above descrjtsd I'm
lses 1einR subject to mortga r. corded n r s.'
Isc hegi,try cf Deeds, Book ga PaSe Do dt
, Insry Isth 49, given by John " C:,t . .'ed
nnsm x, an to Charles B. Gates ia .sc,.s ~ Ano
meuy ns Two notes dated jan 18th iszo 80 aS Pay;
WMam Ryan for 4el77z and the m q. II, S ,snso
Scmn ". Clark for 3e17.72 e' sAssso ~
Ane amount due on said u,n-,~--.,
: = '"e ''me a0 d e'scs Of ssl1 seIe.
Aususta. o...h.. =, S.O: Z. STEVENS. Sheriff.
80 1~a' oot1od1t&W2v
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BY TELEGRAPH.
s..ociased Press Telegfsms TO the Dali.
Kennebec Journal.


BAxeon, Oct. 20. The Young Mems Christ
ian Association room was filed this evening
With delegates from the various Associations
in the State. and friends interested in the sue
cess of the State convention which opens to-
morrow in the Central Congregational church
Of this city. Informal services held. which
promise earnest meetings. Among those
present we're C. N. Bailey, Winthrop, DR..
Carleton Kimball, Portland. Eli Watkins OF
New York, and II. P. Winter, general secre-
tary, Portland.
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Mrs. Annie A. Smithton, of Auburn, N. Y.
writes Il have doctored for years and tried
various advertised remedies for my complaint,
which was general prostration. l believed
suffered every ill that flesh is heir to. The
least exertion caused the greatest fatigue.
was tormented with dyspepsia and every
irregularity. My blood seemed poisoned,
pimples and sores were all over my body,
nothing tried ever gave me more than mere
temporary relief, and felt myself growing
worse and worse Mr.. Reynolds, the drug
gist advised me to use Browns Iron Bitters.
From the very start began to improve, now
| do not feel like the same woman.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-21

When our most experienced and practical
physicians widely endorse and recommend :
medicine, knowing from the ingredients ssed
II must have an excellent general effect on
the human system, and be atrue strengthener
Of every organ of life, and recognised As
Natures best assistant in curing dyspepsia'
indigestion, general debility nes1oa, .pep.
chronic chills and fever. dumb ague, female
diseases, broken-down constitutions. i'll health,
weakness, debility, imperfect action Of the
organs of life and health. etc, all OF when
make life miserable; then indeed should the
newspaper press of the country call the
attention of suffering humanity to so merito-
rious compound. We refer to BROWNS
IRON BIrrERs, . remedy having the iArses'
sale in the East of any medicine ever invent
ed. simply because it has true merit ana
gives permanent relief.-HeraId:
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Effect Of the Governments Proclamation
on the Land League.
CONDENSED DIsPArcHEs.

A Memphis dispatch says the first frost of
the season, generally throughout this region,
Thursday morning.
The British brig Ida c. Elliott, Portland
for St. Pierre. sprung leak and pu. into
Boston, Thursday, to repair
The creditors of Lyles & ellison Of New
York. shipping merchants in the Cuban
trade, who suspended recently, THURSDAY
agreed to discharge the assignee and allow
the firm to retain their assets, which are
ample.
Geo. v. Roberts was robbed of 81 800 in n
sleeping car between Indiauapolis and Itch
field, on the Indiana & ST. Louis Railroad.
Two other passenger passenger were robbed
of small sums.
By the running away of the horses of the
stage between Alma and Fayetteville, Ark.
Thursday, the driver and . passenger we're
killed, and two passenger seriously injured.
One of the heaviest losses BY the recent
burning of Morrill's storehouse in New York
Is that of Mrs. Andrew Mckinney, who had
paintings valued at Ss0, 900 stored there.
They were totally destroyed.
The river At Hannibal, No.. has risen thir.
teen inches in twenty four hours. Il il now
nineteen feet, one inch above Low water
marx. the same - last spring.
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AMERICAN HUMANE SOCIETY.
Report Of the Progress Of the Society fol-
the Past Year.

Bosros, Oct 20. At the session of the
American Humane Society, the report OF the
Secretary was given, summaries of the DIFF
ferent State organizations given. showing q
commendable progress in the work of the
association during the past year. 1t appears
from the report that refuge for dogs and
cats was established in Philadelphia, and
through its agency ia dogs have been cared
for since last October, and 534l cats. The
Secretary also read the report of Mr.. Dudley,
special agent of the association, who is en-
played at the Union stock yards, in Chicago,
giving an account of his labors there in pre-
venting the cruel practice of the drovers.
committe was appointed on the nomins-
ton of officers for another year.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Government Of Peru by Chilli.

Panama, Oct. 20 Advices from Lima
Sept. 2Sth, report that the government Of
CARA Caldron has ceased to exist. The de-
cree of the CHILEAN commander at Callao
declaring that in all Peru, occupied by the
CHILEAN forces, no government otherwise than
municipal. except the Gillian, will be allow
ed to exersise government authority.
declaration, formal and official, bv General
Hurlburt, l.. S. Minister to Peru, has been
addressed to the commander in chief of the
CHILEAN force in Callao, that the United
States view with marked disfavor and disap-
probation the CHILEAN ideas of conquest on
the west coast.
A Belief in Americas Regard for
England.
LONDON. Oct. 20. Right Hon. Sir John r.
Mowbury writes the London Times confirm
ing Prof. Goodwin Smiths opinion concerning
the kindly feelings of Americans for England.
and he believes the unreasonableness OF the
Irish agitation, and the character of its lead
ers, are as thoroughly appreciated in Amer
lea As in England.
Foreign Notes.
A dispatch from Dublin to the London
Times says the land league has been pro-
claimed as illegal, and all its meetings will
be dispersed by force.
Mr.. Shaw, United States consul ut Man.
chester, visited Oldham, Wednesday, to in
quire into the grievances of mill owners re-
garding the alleged presence Of sand in bales
of American cotton.
The prisoners in Kilmainham jail have
been informed that they can only see physi-
clan with a warden present.
At Sandown park, London, the autumn
meeting for the race for Cambridgeshire.
mile and onc-quarter, the trial plate was Won
by =. Lorrillard's s-yenrs-old bay colt Pas
sale: Harding's Kate Rally, second. aud
Hibber,'s mare third. Six ran.
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JKRskrvnLE, H.. Oct. 20. Charles Cay
and John Burns, went into Wesley Park &
Sons bank. at Fielon, Ill.,, Wednesday after
noon. and put the muxxles Of tive revolvers
at the head Of Park and compelled him to
open the safe and give them q 800. The
robbers then mounted feet horses and rede
away. Park followed them to the street and
killed one horse The dismounted robber
got on the horse Of his pal and both rode
away together. Sheriff Massey raised .
posse and is securing the country for the
robbers, who, it 10 said, cannot escape.
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TFickees cent formal challenge to Hanion
to rev three miles race on Crevecour LAKE:
near st. Louis, for one thousand = aide, and
championship Of the world. about the ed Of
November.
WIN. Thears Of Kenaska. Wis.,, b miss
ing altse having chained $500 on ftaudu-
lent copies Of mortgage, notes, etc,
Ths Atlantic House and buildings attached
thereto at Salisbury, Mass, were burned
Thursday forenoon. The loss is about $2O,-
600; we'll insured.
Whistling of locomotives at street crossing,
in Hartford has ordered discontinued.
1t is known that President Arthur is con-
sidering, among others, the name of e. $.
Treasurer Gilfllan in connection with the
Treasury portfolio.
More damaging testimony seainst the char
acter Of Giro vas taken in the Christiancy suit
Thursday.
At Jackson, Amador county, Cal, the res
idence of +. Je1itch vas burned early Thurs
day morning and all the inmates. consisting
of Jelitch, his wife and two children, girl
of two years and an infant son. persisted.
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THE WESTERN FLOODS.
The Country Being Inundated. Runners
Sent Dat in all Direction to Warn
The People.

QUIScY, ILL.,, Oct. 20. A disastrous break
occurred in Sny levee, two miles above the
landing, on Thursday night. The water is
pouring through the crevices in torrents, and
vast area of cultivated land is rapidly being
inundated. Runners were sent out to warn
the people Of the disaster, and the farmers
are using superhuman efforts to save their
stock and household goods. The disaster at
this time will be much greater than ever be-
fore, - . large area Of winter wheat 10 sown
The corn and other crops have not been Sc
cured. and the bottoms are full of cattle,
horses and other stock. The food has come
upon the people so suddenly and unexpect-
edly that few are prepared and the damage
will be very great.
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MEMORIAL EXERCISES


BosToS, Oct. 90. The memorial services
in honor of the late President Garfield, under
the auspices of the city of Boston, were held
in fremont Temple. which was deliberately
decorated. The platform was occupied by
Mayor Prince, General Banks, the Lieutenant
Governor and other prominent men, and the
audience which filled the hall was most in
tellgent one. Mayor Prince presiding, made
a short address, and Palestrona's requiem
was rendered by the Boylston Club. Rev.
DR.. Lothrop offered prayer, and another
musical selection preceded the Grafton, which
was delivered by Gen. Banks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-21

The Michigan relief committee, appointed
some days age BY Mayor Grace. met Thurs
day and organized by electing Geo. n. Sauud-
ers of the general committee, president. VIM.
Dovd, treasurer and Perry Belmont sec.
rotary.
The New York police arrested three men
last night on suspicion Of being connected in
firing the steamship Boshnia, but they could
not be identi1ed and were DISCHARGED.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-21

SACO, Oc.. 30. At the meeting OF the
stockholders of the Old Orchard & Ferry
Beach r. R. here today, the following direct
ors we're chosen: James T. Furber, Law
renee, Dr. J. X. Nichols, Haverhill. Amos
Paul. South New Market. VI. G. Palmer and
S. Z. Spring, Portland, Geo. s. Calf and
W. S. bennett, Saco.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-21

Writes: "With a firm. steady hand (not
trembling one), though my age is nearly
eighty. give my testimony to the value of
BURDoCK BLOOD BIrrERs for twenty years
suffered tortures Undesirable through dys-
pepsia, indigestion and constipation. tried
hundreds of remedies. but all was money
thrown away until l tried your bitters. l
give Burdock Blood Btters the credit for
making me strong and hearty" Price 81 90;
trial size 10 cents. Oct18-f&wlw
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WV. WINDoM. Secy.
Gen. Tyner and the Star Routes.

Gen. Tyner, referring to the recent publ
cation of the report made by him on the
ssStar Routes" two years ago, said he would
willingly risk his case upon it. The intima-
ton contained in the published statement
that he did not submit this report at the time
it was prepared to Postmaster General Key,
Judge Tyner pronounced unfounded, and the
statement that he suppressed it, says it is false.
He declined to say anything more about the
matter further than to remark that after he
has had an interview with the Presidant. he
will probably make a full and complete
explanation of this and all other charges
against him.
Guiteau's Case.
Geo. Scoville, Guiteau's counsel, was pres
ent in the criminal court Thursday afternoon,
but after private conference with the con-
vict and District Attorney Corkhill, retired
without any argument upon the application
for hearing on the question of jurisdiction
and at the same time to assign associate
counsel to aid the defence.
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Messengers Notice.
STATE OF MAINE.

xENNEBEC S., October 10th. A. D. leeI. ~
THIS Il to give notice. that ON the ,.ssas.,,ssey
l. Of October A. D. 1881, warrant IN ,ns 4.
was issued out of the Court Of Ineo"eSsZ. IN 4
said County Of Kennebec, against The , CO. coss,y,
Fred A. Jackson Of Win hrop In saio .;tcs
adjudged to be an insolvent debtor, on pe' =" 10
said debtor, which petition was n'eu !. - vheA
last named date interest on claims is to be "a
that the payment Of any debts. and the Ishtor
transfer Of any property belonging to sag ...sfsr
any property BY him are forbidden BY law; tbeIr
meeting of the creditors of said debtor. 1900
debts and choose one or more assignees Of PIT s
will be held 1t court Of Insolvency 70 p An d
Augusta in said County. on the fourteesx. .rnoon.
A. d. 1884, Ut two O'Clock IN ne ,;ttea.
Given under my hand the date lrst eOoss
SUMNER SOULE, Deputy y r. ~
A. Messenger of the Court Of InsoivenV, .fv1u
County Of kennebec. ocsHI''
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Beds OF Down Feel Hard.

All beds seem hard to the rheumatic
Then larken We peevish sufferers. Apply
DR.. THOMAS EcLECTRIc OIL to your aching
joints and muscles. Rely upon it that you
will experience speedy relief Such, at least,
is the testimony Of those who have used it.
The remedy is likewise successfully resorted
to for throat and lung diseases, sprains, brui-
SEES, etc. OctiS-t&wlw