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, 1881-06-13

GEN. GRANT. being In Chicago yesterday,
politely granted an Interview to II TRIBUNE
reporter, and the conversation IL given In IN.
other colunlih lll1 General, utter giving
somo Interesting tncts concerning Tho
Mexican railway projects with WHICH llo IL
SO prominently identified, "droplmu into
politics." mud proeeetletl to da!!yor his
opinion Regarding tho resignation OF tho
New York Senators. Upon this subject lie
spoke very freely. lie is It'll arloMt
sympatlsl2or with Mr.. Conkltng, aus
tatMlng TINT gentlolnan'a coursa In every
particular, mil witt, eqna! heartiness
condon1ntng Tho action ot President Garfield
In having dared to nominate Robertson
ugalnst tho wishes Of ConklEns. Gon. Grant
will doubtless ba astontsl,ed to learn how
sluall u proportion Of tho Republican purity,
even OF thuso wlo favored his own noullna.
tlon to tho Presidency by tho Chicago Gull.
yenlioll. ar, III accord with lin upon this
question Ut sustaining nun wllo a!eo1aretl
war on Republican Administration antl
abandoned the Republican party, leayIng the
Democrats In u majority III tic United States
Senate, for 10 higher Or buttcr reason tha1,
l!lat of faiIuro 10 tletato to the President
concerning III appointment vested by tue
Constitution sD|ely In tho President.
, 1881-06-13

sixth OF MI cstato ut sss,0oooo which stray
hrotiler accumulated Mt TITO Cnpo Of tlooll Hnpe
II. Tho .litu,Dn,t business. Tho Wlnktor family
originated III Tr,san, where four Of Tho brothers
nsnl Btstcra nnw tlve. mil wtiitler thu onE-het'
krnt trtrsuH waA returning when hPnth
a,ntcl.,t him nt,lnincly IN t.oon. II IL Aall thlt
tho f.tets huvu llenn advertised In tito English
hnl Nurtt,nn newspapers, md tt,nt tie tHMi'
miners lnlnrynltnuB wtn.ifnlI is not likely
tn turn tn uoththE but nshra III i's
lnp. tt Is tn1crnbly safu to predict. hnwovrr,
Tint tito SiIU}1thM will .twnlle by q million or
two when It il Remembered TINT since tho first
south lAfr!ettl tlinMoMl WIS rucoxnlzetl In lsa7,
tho total ytuu of ali tho diamonds collected III
that rrpIon Is considerably loss thu, twno tho
fnrtune which Is now reported to he awaiting
distribution nmnag tho hrutlers and slstcrs of
ttn into nnlcntcd WInkltr. 1t Is q strain nj,
crcdullty tu lseioyu TINT this Wlnllcr y1tnKcd
ottt halt Of nil thu dnmnnds when t0,000 sncn
wcre engaged tn tho business for thirtcett ycars.
If throc nnll4hts were dropped FROM tho figures
tito Reminder would be nbout tho amount Of
tho fortune.
, 1881-06-13

there would be none for tic silly tupes
md sycopl,ants tint should follow
him. No Offices woul.l yawr for them. Tla
ttaor OF party-rrfcrme,,t for them would
no. stnmt nl,c,t. Tiny wultltl lln.l Il, tlic
Democratic party inorn MD l,stngrier office
Suckers aid irSs means of appensng their
Unsuitable nppeiites thu, IT. tho Republican
party. Their o,u art ot rcriltly wo,'la cml
their experience Of public life abruptly omt
foruycr. Neither Mr.. ConkllnK ,lor my Ut
Ills friends Inns anything to offer them which
could compensate tlleln for 80 complete and
rulnous neacrltlcc.
We tto not, therefore, apprclcml t,nt tic
rrop,scti coalition of bucks md Honthons
will BE- effected. sfr. Cenkllng lnay b,w SUI
tsarM.ly 10 the 1ogit Of events to tnrn DEMO
rrut himself, Int lc will bo abte tn taho with
him Into tho ene!ay's camp very little pofttlcnl
lmggnge of any kind, atitt hnrily n handful Of
canp-fnl!owurs and lAjAy-scrvnnts nil told.
, 1881-06-13

TIE undoubted willingness Of Conkltng
to form an alliance with the Democrats III or
der to secure Ills return to the United States
Senate has given rise to n curious state-
1nent, current in Washington, which may or
,nay not DO true in na,Iller md form stated.
but which, In tho light OF known facts and
Of the existing situation, Is not difficult Of
belief 1t Is tllat tic Conl;llng people tempted
Tllden with the protfer uf PIatt'a place rs
the price Of Democratic support ofConkllng,
mud that Tllden refused to enter Into tic pro-
posed bargain, not only because ho did not
want and would not accept scat iii tho
United States Senate under nny circuln.
stances. but because he approves the position
OF President Garfield In the present contro-
yersy Mike upoM considerations OF inv and
nf cl.nice
, 1881-06-13
PERSONALS.

II SEQ tlat Mr.. Blaine has tile rheumatism.
wish my trouble was as light Us that."-Roscoe
Co,.lfitng.
II SEQ that 1t Il proposed to erect n l1onu-
ment 10 lroquols. Give httn mine"-Gto've
Huntington.
4 roller sknlfng-rtnk has been started In
Cleveland, East.!rpn pants Will Ge very faeh-
ionabie thore before long.
The old reliable New Jersey sca-serpent
hns turneil up ngall, aud tho New York papors
are telling what II looks like.
Mr.. Hayes II mt quite ont OF the ring,
after ,1l lie bus been nominated for reelection
as Trustee Of Kenyon College,
4 iiyc-lnlte race l,as been arranged betweefl
Ilunlan aud Ross, but which OF them has re-
tafned Courtney to saw his boat has not been
made public.
AIr. Storey IL mnking It'll earnest effort TO
fulnll his promise Of improving the TtMss. Tho
trl-wecky edition Of that paper will be d'soon.
tiuued July I.
'.Are you going TO tho ball ,natch this after
noon7" 'No. not this afternoon, but my
brother Is golnK to the pool-roou to bot $lU to
~ Oh tho White Stockings" "0ool evening
FROM thu fuct that twelve men wero killed
l,y tho atcanboat explosion OIL. tho Mississippi
River Inst Wednesday. II Is believed TINT ut least
four. Culunols and throo Majors are lost to tho
world forever.
A. Brooklyn clergyman has presented Ills
chltdrcn'B pet dog with dinner servtoo 0f Hrcen
mAjoiicn. 1t IL curious TINT III largo city ltko
1rooklyn tharo Ia no Institution for fucblc-
n!ndut1 people.
Nilsson Is coming 10 this country again.
Nilsson ls Il fair singer, hut hor great fa1no
rests on thu artistic 1uanner In which shn can
kick over rlano.stool whom hor scandinavian
, 1881-06-13

THE London Standard, conservative
though It lie, docs not IMPROVE OF Lori Sails.
l,,ary's rcncttonnry speech to the merchant tal-
lars Of, tho Irish land question. The newspaper
snya:
1t is mt tittc ,nluc!sy TINT tho lealler Of the
Opposition IN tito uppor House sh0ni1 hnve sg-
lruted for his trrcroneitnhte Rpeenh tho very
oyet'ing, anil almost thu very hotr. whcn tue
In tho optoait tnI,*c, III tho 3acc 1T facts like
tltcsn. 10 rAther tho ftart Of irresponsible fri.
land question rs II It wor0 fAntasttc c!limnrt or
Predatory crlzp. THO a.tsotlltt u reduce lrlal
Will, Roll nn1 silver hunger hi tho c!y. Gr plce-
hunger In politicians. "a Il moro ttIsin4enuons
nIay!nR With wonls. There WIS no rcl!sn't why
bill ut atl Their. were nany rcasot!s why tn
shtIlstd not lint that OIL thu very night Of tho
division III tho ffotiso tIf Commons he should
hnyp ,llsmlsstal rho wtuln shtI1uet na ncro
ctiillttfon OF Communication cuntou'pttolc md
ttD ridiculous tn 10 seriously yltscusscI-is much
In t1H rfnftttpt1.
, 1881-06-13

TuE genius Of The late Lortt Beaconsifell
would have hccn hnrd pressed to tiul cncour.
aHcnent in tho present stnto Of the finances ri
Turkey and Cypr,ss. warllkc preparations III
tho al,ltan's Empire hnye causcl 81 gtont ont
lays tl1at tho now bnuact shows a deficit nf
.Er4.00U,00. III anticipation Of this, tnxcs.
which nvcn for Turkey were extraordinarily
heavy, have l,cen imposed, but tho rovenuo for
wAr was mt sufficient to meet tho expenditures.
Certain 1naucIal Schemes submitted to tho Porto
i1nvc, 1t Is saul. bcrr approved and English del
cgatcs havo been invited iu Cpnstanttnupe, III
tho ntratrs Of Cyprus thore ss also deficit md
EngIand, for tho so.culcsi prize slo acantrcl In
tho convention with Turkey, Is called ,lrou 10
pny for Its maintenance tho suin Ut E40,0 per
ycar. Eugltsh Libcrals polEt to these facts
with purity satisfaction, Ono Of thnn1, ~ tax
payer, regrets 10 henr Of tho Cyprus business,
but "As q luvor Ut Justice" he says, ~ 70.
to!cp,"
, 1881-06-13
RETALIATQRY PROTECTION,

Ul&AEA kuE p4Eo3AkV VI kA9 A4E4EAhAAiAlF&V
ducers In Germany md Franco the Goyerr-
lncnts Of those nations were induced to I'M
pose duty, or an increased duty, on bread
stutfs antl meats, rs a sort OF protection to
the domestic turner's. But this protection
could not be afforded to one class without
provoking compromising demands FROM other
classes. Tho manufacturers Insisted that as
nh offset to the protective tax on food there
should be MI Incrcaso Of the duties OIL manu-
facturcs, that the labor which was oppressed
by tho tax oil food lntght also be protected.
Once begun, tho delnu1lds Of the protective
policy ar0 Unsuitable. THO German tariff has
been revised seyern! times with n view OF
ntrUr,ltn4 more equitable protection, but III
france partial protection Inns developed into
the adoption Of an almost radical protective
tariff.
In the meantime commercial treaty bo
tween France alal England Ia drawing near
to It's expiration. 1t terminates III Noyem-
come applicable to the trade witt. England.
The people aud Government Of England have
become much excited, a,ld the press and
Ministry OF Great britain haye been labor
Ink with ti.e French Government OH tho Rtlb-
iect, lelpunclnx what they style tho folly OF
thu French, and at tho same time appealing
for new treaty. Tho French Government,
however, seems to be determined to reta!iate
by tic adoption Of Il tariff that will bc largely
prohlbtory. The nov French tariff abatl-
dons tho al va(orcha dntlus, and adopts ape
cttle duties. imposing rates by weight,
lnoasurc, a,,d co.int, and taking no notice
OF Ynll.ca, A comparison OF the new rAteB
, 1881-06-13

TME American 1ntni-readcr, Mr.. irving
issh"p. ltas tnlrly captured thu British public.
Some Of his failures are said 10 be qntte ms re.
marknbo ny hts SUCCESSES. Ono Of tho gentle.
men Oil tho platform nj a recent entertainment
Thought OF a wuru which SIR. itshop cntlcavorcd
to pick out from m nsfAbct of letters ranged
1T front Of hin. IlD chnsn tho first lettcr, -
that wus correct. aud bidding tho ohnoscr OF tho
work to think steadily Of the second letter ha
picked out another "A." ''Think OF the second
letter, not Of tho 3'rsts have that" slr. n!shop
saii. Again hc tried. mud ngaln' ho selected
IA" The Inference that tho other party to the
experiment was continuing to think Of the frat
letter was strong, aud eventually, being unable
to lind anything but AZ" Mr. bishop nbnndnncd
the test. The word, how9var, was "AAron.''
, 1881-06-13

DEs MoISEs Inns Il praying baud of women
whu iso!,l services every Sundny IN tho jaFt.
member bccnme lntatnntcl with handsome
young horsc.thcf. and planned to help him cs-
cnpo by Disgusting him In wo'nan's clothes Ms
one Of tho band. Hut abe failed. !.
, 1881-06-13
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

Tur CHICAGO THtrrSE hAs n5tatllshod branch
pnccs fur the receipt Of subscriptions tut ndscfsee
inehts ns follows:
NEW YUlsK-lsnom . Tribune ltuitnR. F.'r. Nc
FAnHES Manager.
GLASGOW. scotland-Allan*s American News
Agency, IT lierHehl-at
LONDON. EnS-AmeE!can Exchnuxo az stTand.
HESiy f. Gtf.ftH, A9nnt.
WAsHlS4TUS H. r.-l3lH r stroet,
, 1881-06-13
MONDAY, JUNE IL, 1881.

THE arrival of two shiploatls Of inatni'
grants In Baltimore within twcnty-fotir hours
is reported In dispatch from tint city.
Tho number arriving OH the two steamers
was about 5000, and there are now eight
special imln!granttr trains, embracing over ilfty
carloads, OH the way to Chicago vla the Bal
ttniore Il Ohio Railroad.
, 1881-06-13

TIE following from Upper Silesia three
months ugn thrnws light Upon tho enormous mr.
rivals nt Castlo flnrtlr1: mo grain, no potatoes.
lo food fur cnttie, nu seed for sowing. SNOW
a,ll enid without. hunger nl,d sickness Within"
HD,lp-housr anl public kitchens hnye been
started III seventeen Villages.
, 1881-06-13

ST. Lofts papers say tint Mr.. Peter Cooper
scnt the Grccnback National Committee. at tho
isne nC their Mcetlng In taat city, d plum OF
organization nnd q check for %, 000. They nc-
cepied tho ptAu-and tho check.
, 1881-06-13

MIR. Jo1rN N. SHAW, Of Minneapolis, Inns
lcctlnel the position Of Judge Of the Supreme
Courl OF Minnesota, which wns tondcrcl hitn by
Gov. Pltlsb,ry. being influenced, It Ia thought,
BY tho inadcquacy Ut tue saAry.
, 1881-06-13

Sr.lT1sTIcs OF pauporlsm In England for
tho ycur wh!rh closad in January last furnish
striking example Ut tho puvorty which exists at
tho Side Of cotossaa fortunes and material auclai
aud political progress. This nuInbnr at pnllpurs
on tho LIST Ut la.,uary WIS 800,5ts OF whou, la5,-
sSJ were lnluors paupera, and 1l4.ss;;E outdoor,
with oxnctIy and onty III Of tho totul nimber
ciassel as s'rcl.aycd." Reckoning tho tosnl pup.
ulallon at 2s .7u, 100. which aro the figures 9ven
In tho cunsus Of 1911, tho proportion stands ono
paNpor to every iweuty-nlght pcrsunt. Buusu
improvement, hnweyor, wns nlnde over tho
previous ycar-a reduction Ut paupors number.
Ing ;H,51u, who wGro confined wholly to tho out
door ciass,
, 1881-06-13

A srit Interesting to newspaper publish
era has just beon decided by the general terra
otthe New York Court OF Common Pleas. Some
mouths a9o a u!nn nasued hcCabe recovered
<:50 lamuges ngal'ut Georye 1oues, Secretary
aud Tren4user Ut Tho Association whtuh pub
, 1881-06-13

a MAN In Racine, Wis, 35 years Of nge,
WIS introduced by friends to II blooming country
girl whom he Ind never 8con before on the 9th
last, and III tnrce hnurs hui married her.
, 1881-06-13
I'O2ThG Il,

Enhre1 at ,ht Pos-nass NJ thteasn, Ill., AZ steond-
ffaes Matter.
For tho bencn, Of nnr patrons who desire to SEM
tlnple cnpics Of 1E fntnt' SE thrut1h Tho mali Wo
give uesowl,l tho transient F..tn af loatnHo;
FnrttcH Af.t f3Gnlfstte. TstT chrH
Eight an1 Twelve t'asn f'nrcr...."...."..".N cah!s
, 1881-06-13

Aln. GLADSTONE hlnted strongly lii a re-
cont speech ut n reform OF tho tncthpds Of pro.
ecdure In tle House Of Commons. EI8 declined
to plodgo hlmseii to any ,fcflnt program year
nIead. and tho subject cAnnot possibly be con-
shlcrea Until next winter, b,lt # Is generally I'd
mIttcd that sone revision OF the rules has be-
camo imperative. Tho iluw OF cIutlucnce It, tho
House ut Comtaons Is altogether In EXCESS OF tho
demands Of the public servicc. Tho most
trivial question cannot bo disposed Of without IN
exaEpcralin1 alnount Of tnlk. Tho obyt0na
remedy Is the .ctoturc, or preylous qucss!ou,
which nli atlIlst Is tho Inevitable outcome Ut tha
discussion on the amendments OF tho rules,
whenever It does tako pace.
, 1881-06-13


,ann't sls nitnr ns mtd nt tho rgcscn, yr,!ts
,se ~ ~, III ~ matters aaye On ~
bubble sentiment Ill ttlIs aid n,,,me, ~ mce,,r, viii
stairs Np!thcti
tynr,nuntI f,,,nc,,,,,, t,,.
.',s.., n'....,'' c"tHHe!ctft tisep.}: It IL. TIA
el'''cetc'i ny Con1ling's fr'os.. ~"
lint In consideration Of upn. f,ru,,,.. ,hHl'
viIiat1ct4 scrylecs, nj vhFot au,,,, .I' s'lstil'
onn m IA m n,,,,itc ~ '"''' 'n'f'Y4 hare
hn ,,nn mi r. ~ sin.,, tlhlra an1 place,
lrrtiot, NJ % srn"itt ,v, "nu l0,'ly fnr tbo r..
,tv MI M .oro Sgu III ,.t w es"rtt,l bis 1as n,
fs Tnsn,,s fr ,int," w rb,a ~ snt Forth franky
n ,rt ~ frE sW3 sW. ~ n!s y Eruclt,s m ~
W.. .,a ~ MHnt fcr n Gr"t %Erc MI urnaEy
.v',,iI I, Smk"n s"'o' VI cA-f9esletlt hu rs.1i;e
~, ,',."
Washington Snr tlnd.): "Dos yello,p
rnliv VT nt,or .,. ,i. ".vs1 ol'feasnhpte
''No" ~ csct "'l" o'a Ky said thu ph,,o
fnl'h!cnl ticr'natl as hn snt n clA,stcy m f-n..
illlsl uas.cs un tho little tahe lust IA I'm n.s
atuppc.l playing. in ter Scrst bnr,s. ~ ~ oand
si4t!snf ter eennto uni Rors ht,fno "s to s icy ts
ts1nhr1 irtorsu him, INT eny .Yca. ,at r, aeeh,
right yet ynu rosIntl,' dem ny ilnks tnr ,s Wy vi
nIt np0ut It ~ ypts never say. II },,ss setsto
k0vecr country. ,iis Amrrlcu! Py jnts ssnla
untcrstnnt hini hD l1lnre US a voIinil,' y ooht
AIR. Charles Fl. smith, ellttnr of the phi,a.
deiphta l'rts, who left tho AIbany Jnurna, rss.
It ccnscj to bc n Cbnkl,ur tr1rnr saII "u' w ~aen
when n.teh whv hn ,o,y s,,nr,s." ~" recalls
:, ;a, a,,,;.. ill.,, ~ "ptot1s 'f'e PRESIDENT,
""se "1""ss '"o" VT. tahK!nlg, md hara
llcen distressed ut hose ur tho severe crt,Ic,,,.
upon him, hut Gutli not Jnfeun nj. t1e!sf nnHef
rvstHl,ihR FROM tho Sosatc. ,,l III It'll r,,nna
fty thpre Is htruty fNtn tn hs fUin,i Snn W.
tsfns him. Ind nlrehtlY mahc n prrrnnn saf s
hin, ind cft tho 3thtG uf New arx on lii auI a
, 1881-06-13

FRANK W1aHLEl coal.minsr, OF Canal Full
tou. STARK County, O.. tapaw revolving !u Ills mind
the announcement that ha has fallen heir 10 one
, 1881-06-13

311ofcy'H ThentrS. - -.
Randolph stree lrtrcen t,aey and in satc.
Eoxnaepcnt ol,, 1turrlsan and Hart "Aulllean'1
, 1881-06-13


Clark street. orrssi nrw fnArt-Ilnnan. ENGAGE
uent Ut tho Acme Opera Company. "ollyctte.
, 1881-06-13
Ernnsl <1tscrlt-Ha

Madison atFnei tftwcNn 9tnta anu ucAEh1fn
Enrn9euicnt III, tho Epkes Fnnii1y. "Isl1es OF tn
Kitchen" md "Eoustn Jup"
, 1881-06-13

Academy or 3fuslc.
I1ntsed s'tae.. npnr Madison. West Side. Variety
, 1881-06-13

Hlymptc Thcntrc.
Clark ttrcet, bctwcen Lake and llnndolph. "Thp
Sea Of 1ce,''
, 1881-06-13

1t, Wo ARE HrcntIy Ntrh!d tho hlItl Moao atps ri
movement e 9olnx ta pftnasU l,ncr w." ,n",r,nent.
New York Herald: The ANNOUNCEMENT
thut the Vatican Intends TO repf''h.n'u ..',,a n,rt
bishop croko aud tho clergy who Aro faS1ss sDs.s p~
In tho nRrarIau agitation In 1reilnd !s WV.
moro than a reinforcement OF 5o,0o1 uleu y..h
Irish Executive. Whil0 Dr. croke s's* .sut, ant,
Us tho champion of tho I.caxtic tue ps"S, p'S. q,
felt Justified III disregnrdlnx THO cn'1ssA e., iaM bui
Archblshop slcCubo to respeet smo,rnts" ~ Of
hcHeet0rth th1y must cease - w. n9 smciai eal!s
dispatches have show the attops
yntIcan IL no doubt due u tIe sspts tsh., In iba
Of tho English cathol!o nnolMSs' r. 4;nwiani MI ael
'' rs so.betwecus ~ Ii casvs 1t thls k!"1j; Il
iuns ~ the sv!tntion W. r. f.1Ijifua fis.1uIJ.Ieiofua
q constitutional tlesna1lu j.. i9t H., mni,rr. Dut
Il l.ia .nv n,oystnoi;s t,as degencsate4 III II no
crusade nauinst tho riyhts Ut pF"i,tet1 t1cuIptu,
war upnl alien in.urlopets !u'u ~ nv $roen o.
English landlord; tor IL " wsrm i.tbullc ~
pfued, FOR Lord kennaro. 10 pl9ns A. neitcF tban
nty pilgrim Ut Knock. ls treated m ~ viii, md hs
str;6as' ra ' 1sasus,oF 3no have iynoncs4 sp py
un0nlsn. with wurmth po:si'aY, i's,,." tavIiatori
thetr own grievances aKalnat !tanaI ia holiness
W W. Sraxu s To 70 r. csokss u!tstsRRcesn u!rnRc n:
cou,l not .to otherwise taa1,,,,, taatl1 sesurc Of
l'arnel! adyoentlnE the ivre'Wyz WyUzau preach.
l8nutU 4&tHlGa IL lu QEhtEt IL -"
sIY tho confiscauDn Ut church pt"Pss,p, Ps,, will sct
sIaaular circumstance. a1id SIn rI1,tons 1 wtta
Irsh Catholics thInkIig ot thatr tr,II .huul SUI.
fur T0s bis eIfnrIs IN the pnpular sna1 met whlrh
Ut Cashei that tlo N4uounl Syn@I1h Ith tu 9,uquesor
under tie auspices OF thy ~ Enkt;ssu k,;surth of tho
isound Tawcr days. shus supp,onsni'3f 3fir, csuty
will rank with Or, Mciiae a.l'.''1ri a.l'mns fur thrlf
rountry Gy iheir Church and .ho HSss 1Ss IItaJsI!
not lnus survive hts suppression, fptn
nHy make tight of tho Popes .,n. s, n iatnoIiea
whose devotion 10 tho Church 4 = "ltq' ~
Fepianlsa, Gat tho peasantry Viii
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Wesley Phillips Cases.

4s.
A. SHERMAN Dear Sir: ! am happ! 70
inform YOU that am entirely cured of my large scro
tai rupture II is one year ago to-day that rece.e
your Treatment l have tested the cure by going
without the appliance. Ny business is that OF 4
locomotive engineer. Ny rupture, as you VIII reear,
to your mind was similar TO Mr.. Jordan's, IN your
pamphlet of illustrations.
was rupured IN the year lsa3 while IN ts a rraa;
| have tried spring ana elastic frusses WIN go
discomfort and injury, my rupture always gov ~,
worse. Finding must get some relief or give up ~
business, determined TO try you as last Iesors
and must say that found your treatment oo on,
pletc success Nv improy emenf and cure have, con
siderng my terrible condition. surprised nay iriehos
rs well as myself. During your treatment l nav
worked hard in my business. ENJOYING bo,h sais,.
and comfort, and have not lost a days work. MY
general health has also improved. willtake pleasure
in recommending the afflicted TO yon whenever
have opportunity. IA. .,
You may publish this letter for the benemt oi
Isanty. My address is 2l East itii-s'reet. VIM
best wishes l remain yours respectfully,
WESLEY PHILLIPS.
New York City, O ct. %, 1850.
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iEOOS TOOK, Ss:--C'OHrt Of County Commission
ers, January Term, 1881.
On the foregoing petition, ORDERED, That notice
be given that the Commissioners will meet at Jonas
day the first day of July 1881, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ
and hear all parties interested in said
road, and on the same day proceed to view
the route mentioned in said petition and take
such further action in the premises they judge prop
Said notice to he given by serving atested copies
of the petition and this order upon the clerk of
said Reed Plantation, and upon Isaac NJ. Bragg &.
ID. Bry ant trustee of the :. f. HeTsry estate John
Lane. 7. b. Webster, f. Webster, \. b. Manson,
estate, Greenwood Rollins. Freeman Pierce. Jonas
Clifford, Seth Clifford. Frank Prouty, VIM. A. Con
don. s. H. Condor, C. Springer, S sherwood Phebe
r%""'s Seth the parss. n Sc ''%sasy
owners, if any being unknown, and the Commission
being unable to ascertain by reasonable diligence
who they are: and by posting up like copies in
three public, places in said plantation;
i've weeks in the Aroostook Times, a newspaper
published ut lIoulton, in said county
of Aroostook. and six successive weeks in
the Kennebec journal, the State paper, the last
publication and said service and posting TO be at
least thirty days before said meeting, that all parties
interested may attend and be heard if they see fit.
Attest - b. l.. STAPLES, Clerk.
\ true copy Of petition and order.
6vs Attest - Il. l.. STAPLES, Clerk.
To the Honorable Ccuaty Commissioners in and
for the comfy Of Ir0ostook
We, the undersigned, inhabitants of AroostoOk
County. represent that the public good requires Il
county road leading from the mouth of the road
now known as the Beale road. and running west on
or rs near the road now grabbed and eveed across
township +, Range |, to connect with the road
now petitioned Tor between X, Range =, and said
township +. And we ask you TO view the route and
if found feasible to lay out said road.
LORESTINE BROWN,
and II others.
ON the foregoing petition, Ordered, That notice
" be given that the Commissioners will meet at
e. +. Beas in Caswell Plantation If. X. H. on Fri.
day, June -. 1881, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and thence
proceed 10 view the route mentioned in said petition
and Immediately afterwards hear the parties and
their witnesses, there at some convenient place in
the vicinity. and take such further action in the
premises as they judge proper said notice to be
given by serving aiested copies of the petition and
This order upon the clerk Of ,aswe Plantation in
said county, and By posting up like copies in three
public places in said plantation and by publishing
the same three successive weeks in the North Star
a newspaper published at Presque Isle, in said
county. and six successive weeks in the kennebpc
journal, the State Taper, the last publication and
said service and posting be at least thirty days be-
fore said meeting, that all parties interested NAV at
tend and be heard if they see fit
Attest Il. l.. STAPLES, Clerk
true copy Of petition and order of Cont thereon
Attest: B. l.. STAPLES, Clerk
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