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The Portland daily press., 1881-06-25
The Ruler Over the Border.

The vice-regal court Of the Dominion is,
according to common report, about to van
ish, and the mimicry of royalty to which
loyal Canadians have been treated, is to be
abandoned. The Marquis of Lorne is
tolerably well pleased with his post, and has
discharged its duties with ability and tact
The Canadians like him and he returns the
regard. Bnt his wife, the Princess Louise,
however much she may be pleased with the
people of the Dominion, detests the climate
and is unwilling to abide there. So the
Governor-General, like dutiful husband.
attends to her comfort, and wisely prefer
ring the sweets of domestic happiness TO the
honors of public station, will join her in
Great Britain. He will leave behind him a
pleasant memory, and though he has not
succeeded in equalling the popularity of his
predecessor, Lord Dufferin-who had kissed
the Blarney-stone-he will take with him
the respect and good wishes of the people
whose nominal ruler he has been,
The Marquis of Lorne's successor. if is
reported, will be Sir John Macdonald, the
Canadian Premier, the most adroit politi
clan in the Dominion, and far better ac
quainted with the idiosyncracies of its peo-
pie than an English peer can be. He is
Intimately conversant with the material
condition of Canada, with its needs and its
aspirations. His appointment will be an
indication that the custom of making En-
glish Lords Canadian Governor Generals is
to be done away with, and that henceforth
Canada is to be ruled by Canadians. As a
concession to the former usage, Sir John will,
it is reported, be created peer. But that
promotion will not destroy the significance
OF his appointment. If the Governor Cen
eralship be bestowed upon him it will be
safe to prophesy that no other than Cana
dian will henceforth hold that office. The
dependence of the Dominion upon the Unit
ed Kingdom will, politically, become nomin-
al
The appointment of Sir John may be con-
strued as the recognition of one of the po-
litical parties of the Dominion, and that
the ruling party. Should the opposition
succeed in regaining power, he would be
placed in peculiar position. He has a
keen and intelligent interest in politics, and
would not find it easy to leave his armor
rustirg on the walls of Rideau Hall when
the trumpets sounded. Nor could he with
delicacy or with regard to the traditions of
his office, interfere in the strife He would
be real ruler or resign. The outcome of
this possible situation cannot be foreseen.
Perhaps the Governor General will be re-
moved as either party triumphs, and so the
Canadian system approximate itself to that
OF the United States. However that may
be, the appointment of Sir John Macdonald
will make the beginning of new era in the
political history of the Dominion, and raise
some questions that will require tact and
courage to settle.
The Portland daily press., 1881-06-25
Iowa.
The Progress of Prohibition There-How
the State is Prospering.


DIES MONIES, Iowa, June 20, 1881.
To the Editor Of the Press:
have been for more than two weeks travel
ing about in Central Iowa with opportunity to
see the people and observe the country. 1 do
not see how country could be rendered by
any art more beautiful than this has been made
By nature. The soil everywhere is most fertile.
and the land is rolling prairie, hills gently
rising in wayy lines above the surface of the
plain, and adorned with young and tlourishing
plantations of trees. The soil is black under
the plow, now striped with green in regular,
perfectly straight lines, by the growing crops,
aud everywhere the country, not touched by
the plow-is as verdant as the finest fields of
England.
1t is impossible to make a mistake in fore
casting the future of this great state The peo-
PIE are hardy, Industrious and enterprising-
enough of them from New England to give a
Puritan tone to society. They are also intelli-
gent, and understand that good morals are ne
cessary to truly prosperous community. Pub
lie education occupies a large place in the
thoughts of the Iowa people, and their expen-
dftures in promoting it are on q generous scale.
The pretty "common-school' houses are every
where seen by the traveller in passing through
the country, while in the villages and larger
towns and cities, there are public school houses
on a larger scale of brick, in good style of
architecture, that are equal in all respects to
The Portland daily press., 1881-06-25

PHILADELPHIA Press: Day after day the
Joint Convention meets at Albany, bal
lots and adjourns-not hard thing to do,
but of ne particular use after it is done. In
the meantime an investigation mill is run
ming as a not very ornamental side-show,
jogging along about as it commenced, with
no evident disposition to do more than jog
along. If it be true that the Bradley charge
of bribery is a mere fabrication it might well
have been arranged, not only with a view to
cover the Administration supporters with
mud, but, as well, TO set on foot just such an
inquiry as this to obscure the real issue.
The country has not been impressed with
the serious purpose of the investigation, and
as dropcurtain to hide the main perform
ance it is not dazzling success. The issue
is so strongly and so painfully marked that
the least observant cannot lose sight of it !;
and the possible consequences are so grave
that no Republican can contemplate them
with Indifference.
The Portland daily press., 1881-06-25
HONEST MEDICINE.
ssFAVORITE REMEDY"
Kc Recommended by Clergymen, Statesmen
,e and Others.
sfS -.
SALT RHEUM.
SALT RHEUM.

Hon. j. H. Snyder. of Saugerties, N. Y, CRATE
fully testfes to the ability of 'Favorite Remedy,
as exhibited in the case of his little daughter who
was covered with Salt Rheum from head to foot.
"Favorite Remedy" says this thankful father ere
eved my girl altogether from tkis fearful a1iction
Salt Rheum. This occurred two years ago. and moi
sign of the disease has since appeared What il
did for this child it will do for all who use it.
The Portland daily press., 1881-06-25

POSTMASTER GENERAL JAMES has re-
Office Department in one of the Southern
States which indicates that tremendous eff
forts will be made by steamboat companies
on all the Southern and Western rivers
where Star Service has been discontinued or
my and Reform introduced by the present
Administration.
The Portland daily press., 1881-06-25
CHRONIC LIVER DISEASE.

great sufferer from Chronic Liver Disease and In
Digestion I at last tried your 'Favorite Remedy
and found immediate relief. l used two bottles,
which worked wonders in my general system.
) iuu7 .-1-s4 - ~ - f S,T&Th&w1m
The Portland daily press., 1881-06-25

The speculative eagerness of the British
stock-buying public was strikingly shown
few days ago, when banking house an
nounced in the morning til hey would re-
ceive subscriptions for 81 800 600 in shares
of the Alagoas Railway Company in Brazil,
and by one O'Clock the rush of people was so
great that they had to close the list.
The Portland daily press., 1881-06-25

ACCORDING to the Herald's London corre-
spondent, general disapprobation is ex-
pressed by members of the Irish party in
Parliament at the speeches and statements
which are attributed to O'Donovan Rosa in
the dispatches published ON this side These
statements are imperiling the bread and but
and Irish women, who are obliged to seek
their livelihood in England, and they confer
no equivalen; advantage on the cause of
Irish nationality"
The Portland daily press., 1881-06-25

CLARA FoLz, the San Francisco woman
lawyer, being told by the opposing counsel
in Court that a woman's proper place was at
home raising children, reterted: ga woman
had better be engaged in almost any busi-
ness than raising such men as you are, sir"
The Portland daily press., 1881-06-25
THE PRESS.
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 25.

We do not read anonymous letters and communi
cations The name and address of the writer are In
all cases Indispensable not necessarily for publica-
tion but as a guaranty of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or preserve com
munications that are not used.
The Portland daily press., 1881-06-25

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with Card certificate signed by Stanley Pullen,
Editor, All railway, steamboat and hotel managers
Will confer favor upon us by demanding credentials
OF every person claiming to represent our Journal
The Portland daily press., 1881-06-25

IT is asserted that some Canadian women
have been doing quite thriving business in
smuggling baby carriages over the line by
coming to the American side, bearing baby
in their arms and wheeling it back in a car
riage.
The Portland daily press., 1881-06-25
LIVER DISEASE.

Mr.. j. H. Northrop, of Lansingburg, N. Y, for
have been for long time great sufferer from de-
rangement of the liver, and after using many of the
medicines recommended for that complaint. DR..
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy Is the only one
which gave me any relief. l firmly believe that the
'Favorite Bemedy' is good, honest preparation,
one that may be depended upon."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-12-27
PEN, INK AND sOIssoRs.

A horsesdoctor at Sturgeon, NO. d riyes a
span of elks.
Since 1865 the University of Virginia has,
received as donations from its friends
$4,000.
Philadelphi pa per hasa report that one
of Colonel nsersoli's daug hterss has become
Presbyterian. s
The Chicago Car Roofing Company has
determined to remove its extensive shops to
Wheeling, w. Va.
The venerable Ex, Gov. VIM. Smith. of
Virginia, presided at the local>option con-.
yention at Charlottesville last week.
Colonel j ohm Henry Tin,berIake. of All
bemarle county, Va. was recently killed near
Meechum's River, by being thrown from his
horse. It appears that he was riding fast.
when his saddle turned, aud he was thrown.
violently to the grown, his head striking
stone. He lived only . short while after the
accident.
The Engineers surveying tho rou te of the
Baltimore, Cincinnatii& Western r r. are en-.
camped near Gaithersburg, Howard Co., Md.
They have fioished the survey in Howard
and Montgomery counties. aud, by the sur
vey, the road will cross the Potomac into
Loudoun at Spinks' Ferry. What route it
will take then is not learned.
C.Leesbury Washingtonian.
A lady of Newmarket entered one of the
bar rooms in that place last Saturday night
between and s O'Clock, found her husband
present, and determining that her rights
should be protected-if not by the Law, by
her own hand-threw over bagatelle table.
knocked the legs off, and took her husband
home with her. The spectators and PLAYERS
surrendered att first assault, bea.,a hasty
resreat, and left the field to the ,yictrix.
[Shenandoah Herald
Gov. jackson has caused pardon to be
issued to John Mallory, sentenced 10 1879
from kanawha county to three years in the
penitentiary for house. breaking. The par
don was granted on the recon mendation of
the prosecutor of the county and many other
citizens. 1t appears that Mallory was con-.
Victed on the evidence of one Carr, VI no after.
wards swore that he had sworn falsely. Carr
is also in the pcniteutiary; Mallory has served
out two years of his unjust sentence
The vagaries of an invalid are illustrated
IN the case OF Long Island woman, who.
being convinced that her eud was near. and
being unduly solicitous about the fate of her
six children, implored her husband to marry
her younger sister. He promised to do so
alter the funeral, and-the sister was equally
accommodating, but the sick woman was
afraid that they might not be as good as their
word. She entreatod them to give a diving
woman the consolation of knowing that her
children would certainly be cherished after
her departure. Worn GU. With hor impor-
tunity, they finally consented to be married
at once. When everything was settled to
her satisfaction she derived SO much content
ment from contemplating the future of her
little ones that she rapidly convalesced
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D l E D

Died at d her residence in Philadelphia, Pa, No
short illness, Mrs. ANNA j. MYLITS' AGED a.
years Year, msn.hs and ls days. leaving TO mourn
family OF four children. with a large circle of
Le.atives and trlends Mrs. My lus as tho Oldest
daughter of VIM. q. and Ma.vC wentzell. lnnS
residents of Harper's Forty. w. Va.
r., At Mekinne y, Texas, on the 10Th of Novem-
alcinda Legg; and urand-son of II Q late VIM.
Dawes. OF Frederick county, Virginia.
good boy has gone to his rest.
Near Zoar Church. in this county. December
q III i, |; Of hieningctis OF Cnna, BERTHA YICT0-
RENE, daughter of d. n and s. A. o.len-aped
three years. FIVE mnnths and soyen days.
ot such is the Kingdom of Heaven
Near Moler's Cross Roads, in this corn4r, De-
9 e n ,,, 18th, of D. hera. SUSAN ELIZABE H
ID .MN, daughter of David and Sarah Hawp,
ed years. 8 months and "a days.
In Winci.ester, on the 9th instant after a lon 2
liiness, which she bore with trne christian for
t,lude. Mrs. MARGARET a. TAYLOR in The
Taylor. W. -
In Winchester. on Saturday, Dec. srd. 1881.
Miss ALICE DUCKwALL.aeed z7vears
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III A r RlED n.

On the 18th instant, at the re,iJenca of rho
pride g parents. by Rev. y. j. Richardson, MI.
~ ;1i KSoOHIZ; Of siepherhstown. and Miss
W. g. LIE u. hlLDERBRAND, of Smithsburg.
Deeember 18th. at the BRIDES residence. bv
a Rey' Ne seSg S1s GEO; " WoLFENBERGER
Young, all of Martinsburg. %
1.-THE residence of the brides mother. Mont
R R COUNTY. Md. on the 7tL Instant. bv the
of Londoun county Va, and Miss AGNES MAY
daughter of tho late Nicholas R. Darby. ESQ.
n Dec. Sth,, 1881. in the If. E. chure., south,
BefT Tv by Rev F. A STROLLER, Mr. GORGE
HAM. both of Clarke county, Va.
Ia philadelphia, November i5th, Mr.. LEWIS
+. HALE and Miss E: ESTHER MATHIS.
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VICK.S
ILLUSTRATED FLORAL GUIDE
Get Monday, Dec. 81.

For 1882 !. nn Elega Book of 1870 Pages, two
Co!ored Plates CT Flowers, and more than 1000
Illustrations OF the choicest Flowers, PIau,s and
Vegetables, and Directions for growing. tits
handsome enough for the Center Table or n HoI-
iday Present Send on your anne and Post Office
iess, with lGeents, and will scnd GU copy,
postage paid. This 70 not qaarter OF its cost =
atteI " i order seeds deduct the 10 cts.
WICK SEEDS are the best in tho world. The
FLo aAL u Gios will tell he get an d grow them
WICK 8 FLOWER AND VEGETABLES GAApkx, IFS
RACES, colored Plates, 500 Engraving.. For so
Genss IN paper covers; $l00 in elegant CLOTH
vIek's IsLgsFRATED MONTHLY MAeAz,s.-s2
RACES; Golored Plato in every number and
many mo Engravings. Price 81 .25 ayear: Five
Copies for s 500. Specimen Numbers sent Tor 10
cents, trial copies for 25 cents. Address
JAMES WICK,
pece"oet -, 1851. Rochester, N. Y. /.
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you CAN PLAY ON THE
Piano, O'gnn jts1"deon, ,rnh
EDISON'S INSTANTANEOUS NUS;r

10 any child who can read number. from I to
100 it " as plain as daylight. teacher re quir-
cd. All the popular tMnes. Millions OF orr
pieces now in use. Never fails to give aatiefae
tI9n and amusement Complete instructions,
Nth ;sey"n niccrs of music sent ny mail for
ONE DOLLAR. Send stamp for eataloyre Of
tunes To those who live in the countrv away
from teachers they are 81 ncVer-faiI1,g source Of
comfort. Agents wanted.
For LOO we will mai You Edison's R,rie,o for
Que year and seven pieces If Ehisnu's Inxtau-
tancons Music with insiructinns. or for 8 900 wo
will send You Edi.ons R.pi,r for one yesr and
on" of Edison's Musical Telephones reristered
papcr you saw this ad verti,eme"t in
EDISON MUSIC CO..
DID. zee %. chestnnt Street. PhilaneIphia. Pa.
Baltimore. NIL: sDs N 9th st St. Lonis. No
Is 9th avenue. Pittshnrr, Pa; 357 Washington
St. Rnstnn. Mass: S. Queen at. Lancaster Pa:
Cor. 9Th aud Walnut. Camden, n. j.
Decembe Is. 1851.
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WORD TO MoTnEns.-Mothers should re-
mem Der It is most important duty at this sea-
and cleanse the malaria and Impurities from
their systems. and that nothing will tone IN he
Thy the blood so perfectly as Parker's Singer
l1nle advertised in eur colnmns-Posf. See
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MIS- cELLANE US.
THE FAMOUS
EDISON
Musical Telephone.

y, You cap Laugh, Talk. Sing and Play Tunes
through IL ut II long distance. Children that can
read hgures can play tunes at once. The Tone "a
equal to any Flute or CiailOnrt. N" know led "a
OF Music rcqni rcd to play it. To enable anv one
without the slightest know ledge OF Instrn,aen
tai Music To perform at once OF tho Instru.nenr
we have prepared series of times embracing
all the popular Airs printed If simple figures on
cards to suit the instrument. al a conyeuirpt
distance frem tho month piece, so that il can be
easily read, aud by means of which, any one
without ttie least musical knowledge, can per.
form on this Instrument and tIay tunes a 81. Lt
Iersots a little familiar with 2iTs car pIny hmm
dreds of tanes without any card whatever. TIE
Musical Telephone is more wonderful thaa the
speaking Telephone nE ii does III that " will do
besides instIuctinC pers"ns who dn not under
stand n"1es TO play tHn"s IN. sum" The
Musical Telephone" is recorniz-d as me of the
mos, n"vei inventions of the age IN. Y. Her
add" Price 80 so. Price Ivy mail postage maid
and regi.tered. $3.50 No ir.trumcp. cent bv
mail withnu; BEING registered Send money be
Z. 9. order -~gistcred letter
SPECIAL NOTICE; The Musical Telephone
cor OIL, y, nnrchne"d of tie nnnufactnr"rs-
The EDISON MUSIC co. 500 Chcsfmnt Street,
Philadefphis Pa. or through their several
I'm ONE HOUR,
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$500 per ye.r eau be ea,iIy made Mt bom.
working for E. G. Rideout q Co.. 10 Barclay
Street. New York. Send for their catalogue nd
to!t perticulare. Oct25'Sl-lv.
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Mayors Notice.

HEREBY give notice that all violations of
i the ordinance OF the town will be foIlowe
of my authority.
All are especially warned against tho firing of
guns, pistols. torpedoes. 1re-crackers. Sc with
IN the corporation limits. Drunkenness and dis
order upon the streets will not be countenanced
AID aoisy boys are notified that they mn.t kean
their sports within the bound. of decencv and
decorum ESROM STIEER
Dec 81. iSSl-3t, 49,,
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plrlt Of geffersol,.
eal LOOMING. nEoEMBER27, 1881. :
CHRISTMAS. l8al

r. ~.
In the swift circling of the weeks we have.
reached, once more, that blessed season. .,
apatt By common usage 10 commemorate the
s.sa'ess sysn.ithst has ever happened in the
history OF our earth. Pausing in the pur>
suits of our various callings. giving over for
the while the cares and anxieties and pas
s'ons that fill and rule our daily lives, We are
borne back in kindiing fancy to that scene SO
amply told in the inspired narrative, SO ia.
niliar and Jet always SO new aud thrilling,
the silent night watches the lone Judean
hills the humble waiting shepherd ]; the
opsaing heavens; the angelic messenger !;
ths multitude of the heavenly hosts; the glad
psoelanstion-its tidings of great joy; the
babe in the mapger- laid. No wonder as
these successive pictures rise in our memo
ries and dilate our hearts, we seem TO catch
the echoes of tina. glad refrain:
Glory to C cd in the Highest,
- Aud on earth Peace,
Goodwill toward men.
And not to catch its echoes only, but to glow
with its spirit. and yield ourselves to its en-
nobling influences, to feel how unclean and
unworthy of as are the bitter thoughts, the
patty hates. the uncharitable feelings, the
dark and selfish animosities that mar and
stain our lives, and put to fight that Peace
and GoodswIsapward men, which our blessed
Savior came @ introduce. How we long to
step forth and look every tellow>creature
fully and frankly in the face, with kindly
feeling. and hearty good will, to give free play
70 our friendly sympashies, to our suppressed
Heetions, to our ministering charities. Such
assssome of the lessons of the glad Christmas
tide. We congratulate our patrons on its re,
turn and wish them ono aud all a merry
Christmas and happy New Year.
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Always REFREsH1NG.-Ad delicious cd or is i'm
parted by Floreston Cologne, which ia ALWAYS
refreshing. no matter how freely used.
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Jefferson County Board of Health.

=
The Undersigned having been appointed a
local Board of Health for j effersonl County,
hereby inform the public that we the Board
care empowered, and itEshail be our duty, TO
sinaugurats and execute and require the. heads.
of families 10 execute such sani ~ regulas
lions as the local board may eonside or necess
.sary to prevent the outbreak and spread of
Cholera, Smallpox, Scarlet Fever, Diph>s
liberia, and other endemic, infectious and
contagious diseases; and they are empowered
5toigo. upon aud inspect any premises which
they believe are, in on unclean or. infectious
condition"
And we earnestly invite the aid and scosop
Grafton of all good citizens in our efforts to
enforce the above mentioned much needed
ifsanitary regulations" The next meeting
ofsthe Board will be held a, Harper's Ferry !,
on Thursday, j anuary 18th, 1882.
II: Mason, NJ. D., President.
A. NJ. Evans, NJ. d., Secretary.
b. B Ransom, NJ d.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-12-27

SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW
MATTERS PERFUMED R1D GLoyEs-s :,
for sale by NIsfROD TRHsSETt
December 81, 1881,
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The election of q. Il. Riddleberger to the
u s. Senate was consummated by the Vir>
ginia Legislature last Tuesday.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-12-27

The man who wouldn't be found GU. should
stay at home.
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Mr. Elan. of the Richmond Wig, has
been mads Secretary of the Commonwealth
of Virginia, in place of Mr. T T. Fauntle>
roy, who, as good Readjuster, is to be given
another lucrative position
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Z Ex-senator Howe, of Wisconsin, has been
appointed P. NJ. General. 80
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DUKE AND GAI1.AHER
HOLIDAY GOODS,

HOLIDAY GOODS.
D1CTURE FRAMES OF all kinds-Eastlak.
Soiid Walnut, &C., sold by
Dec Is, 1ssi. GEo,T LIGHT.
PoX Papers cheaper than any house in town
~ Price them. Paper from 5 cents TO 9. cent.
per quire GEO r. LIGHT
THRIsTMAs CARDs-the very protest. Call
~ and see them. Vases, Boquet HoIders Toilet
Sets, Puff Boxes, Sc, sold by
Dec "a. 1851. GEO. r. LIGHT
SAUNDERS Face Powder. vassIine Pomad..
~ Hegeman's Camphor Ice, sold by
Dec Is. 1851. GEO. II. LIGHT
A overstock of Enterprise Sausage Suffers
~ and Lard Presses for sale At reduced prices
BY BEALL CO
r1NHE Monitor Hand Corn Shelter and Separator
L will shsiI perfectly clesu from to 10 bushels
per hour. and is guaranteed for wear For
sale bv BEALL co.
HORSE Blankets. Lap Robes, Sleigh Runners
- and Bian kets. Whips. &C.. on hand
December6,1s H-BEALL CO.'S
NALL and examine our New M.sticating Fod-
~ der CATER, they are frst-olsss and viii be
SOLO low. BEALL co.
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OF tho revised Senate Committees. Sena,
tor Davis is upon Agriculture, Appropria>
tions. American claims against Nicaraucu.
(chairman); and Senator Camden upon Pen.
sions and Mines and Miuinp.