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hoped that his words would produce "the
most profound impression of which they were
capable" Mr.. Conkling's opinion In the mat
ter Of Senatorial courtesy" was not forgot
ten, and he insisted that "if two Republican
Senators are elcoted, they must be pure stall
warts and men whose characters are above
suspicion" Two ballots we're taken that day,
with the following result First-Depew, 80 f;
Plat, &c; Wheeler, 40; Conkling, 80. Sec
ond - Depew, 60; Plat, %; Wheeler, 80
Conkling, 81.
Congressman Emory Speer, of the
Ninth Georgia district, has publicly expressed
his purpose to vote with the Republicans in the
organization Of the next House.
In the first ballot for Senator at Alba
ny, on the asa inst, Clarkson N. Potter had SO
votes for the short term, Wheeler so, and
Conkling so. The vote for the long term gave
the bribery investigation, James Tllinghast Of
the New York Central road, explained what use
he made Of $4,000 In currency in his private
business. John /. Davenport testified that he
was authorized by Henry E. Knox, of Wash
ington, to tender Maishalship to Senator
Strahan.
After long discussion over the adj
mission Of delegates, the Democratic State
Convention of Maryland nominated Hon.
Thomas j. Heating for Comptroller.
Nelson Dingley, Jr., Ex-Governor of
Maine has been nominated by the Republicans
to M in no Hnnaa nf
Representatives. at Washington.
Fifty white Republicans of Virginia
gathered at Washington to express 10 the MEM
bers of the Cabinet their desire for a coalition
with Malone and to protest against the re
moval of John F. Lewis from the Chairman
ship of the Republican State Central Commit
tee
The ballot for Senator for the short
term, at Albany, June "a, gave Wheeler As
votes, Potter A, and Conkling 80. For the
long term Depew and Herman got As each and
Plat ~.
The Republican Executive Commit
tee Of Mississippi met last week, and adjourned
without ordering a State Convention, from
which it is inferred no ticket will be put up.
In the ballot at Albany, June 25, for
Senator for the short tenn, Potter and Wheeler
each received 80 votes and Conkling %. For
the long term Depew and Herman each had "a
and Plat 90 1t was reported that deter
mined effort for Republican caucus would be
made, in the hope that the deadlock might be
ended. Conkling gave the people Of Washing
ton surprise by hs sudden appearance il that
CITY.
In the balloting at Albany for Senator,
on the 9th ult., for the short term, Wheeler
had 80 votes, Potter 81 and Conkling "a. For
the long term, Depew led of with 95, Herman
80 and Plat q. Mr.. Conkling has given NJ
his rooms at Washington.
An Inter Ocean special gives curren-
cy to the rumor that the President il about to
ask Attorney General MacVeagh to resign, and
that William +. Chandler will probably be Of
fered the position.
Twelve indictments were presented by
the Grand Jury at Albany, seven OF which were
sealed.
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Red Tape in australia.

The Circumlocution Office has been
established in Australia, and this is how
they manage things in Victoria. The
clock stopped in a magistrates court,
and the Chairman of the Bench had the
honor to bring it under the notice of the
Secretary of the Law Department. The
letter, duly docketed, stamped and red
linked, was forwarded by the Accountant
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Tobacco Production In the United
States.

States.
The report of j. II. Dodge, special agent for
the collection Of statistics OF agriculture, show
ing the tobacco product of the United States
for the census years 1880 and 1870. has been
issued from the Census Office in Washington.
The comparative statement presented in the
report shows ali increase in production Of 80
per cent. during the decade, the prod
uct in 1880 being placed at 49,
262, 1884 This apparent increase. Mr.
Dodge says, exaggerates the real advance III
tobacco cultivation, az the preceding census
crop was small one, and the fear of taxation
may have operated to prevent full C. nsus
of the tobacco in 1870. The crop reported
in 1880 was one of good production, and
not IN excess Of present require ments OF
home consumption and expectation. Fiji
teen States produce now, AZ in 1870,
more than 80 per cent. Of the tobac-
CO of the United States, though 1t is
reported in twenty-five other States and Terri
tories. or these only Missouri. Illinois, Indi-
ana and Massachusetts, produce less than i'll
1870. Kentucky occupies the first position,
producing 36 per cent. of the total product of
the country. Virginia holds the second place,
Pennsylvania has advanced from the twelfth to
the third, Wisconsin from the fifteenth to the
tenth, and North Carolina. Connecticut and
New York have each gained one point in the
rank of the tobacco States.
Those that have refrigerated, relative TO pro-
duction, are Massachusetts, Msryiand, West
Virginia, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri and Ten
nesse". The average yield per acre is shown
to be 73l pounds, varying from /, 1893 pounds
In Massachusetts to All pounds in North Caro-
lima. This variation in the rate OF yield, the
report states, is due, in a differing degree, to
the use and neglect of fertilizers, abit Of
growth OF the different varieties and vicissi-
tudes Of the seasons.
The following table shows the total product
in pounds and the yield per acre. in 1880, in
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YOU WHO AREsUFFERuyG

will do well to read these Maine testimonials caro-
fully Inv aside a prejudice AID ~ uo o1r,, Ies
jndGsacnt in rcral~ to ronsuItinp Dr' II -" no
ask for ana hr iptlurncrI ht- liz n,iniln IL IAN,
friend who is in robust health and Who cannot AN
prcciate your condition bIt Act as vonr own rco *
ana common sense 'licfatr ILL 'N''
Read the Following from, = grateful fatbe,.
NORTH NAssALBoRo. ME, March 30, 1881.
On IJFNin<. Teor 81 Eo1. nn',1r f, can,
my eldest bow NOV in h I!tG vrar5 WAS ASA acte.
with EPILEPSY, litsl We fried eyr,,- rentrllv ",
possibly could. but he continued to g1;oN worse. So
that lie hal TWENTY FITS a week, when proyi,ien
TALLY saw vour advertisement in the Watcryill,
Mail last October 1T once placed him under voul
care. and III two months his fts ENTIRELY fETI
NM and he is now strong and we'll.
Yours very truly GE0RGE CANAAN.
Mr.. Canham will cheerful}y answer letters,
Mr. ~ n Heating of W,tnr,iile Me- ~. rnra,
By Dr. Henion, Of Naricose Ulcers on the Ter, i,
ISIS Mr.. Heating lost much time from lis 1yo,t
and WI yrrat -uhcrer. Referred to.
Mrs Martha Ellis, West Watervillr cured of Ga
tarrh liver Trouble nDizzy Shells /" III Erf,rrr,
to.
Mr.. Emma r Ia,n.Inn nf Cona.,, N IN,
liberated Sore Throat For more than ), vear, s"f
parts Of the throat nearly all DESTROYED as was ais,
the palate Dr. H. cured hpr Rrf9,ren to
Or. c. A. HaineS. of Dexter, Me- the hest known
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CAsTINE. The potato bug is causing much trouble
to farmers In this vicinity. Mr. w. III. Sargent is
building wharf at Dices Head, near the light
house, for the accommodation of summer visitors
and eXcursionists.. Last week dog fell into a
tank of boiling water at the lobster factory, and
was badly scalded that one of the workmen i'm
metliately despatched him with hanlnIr. :. Mr.
L. Z. Philbrook, of l.. G. Phbrook, ESD who
graduated from Boston University School of Metli-
cine, last week, arrived Saturday with his family,
and will spend a part of the summer here. Mr..
Swazey, of Bucksport. Lloyd's agent, has lately
inspected the work on the brig David Owen. She
will be thoroughly overhaulcd and repaired, and
be nearly equal to anew vessel. The examination
at the Eastern Normal School, took place Wcdnes.
day, June 1st and was very satisfactory. State
Superintendent Luce and the trustees were present
The Governor and Council were not in attendance
which was rather smaller than usual. Rev. Dr.
Spaulding, of Dover, New Hampshire, delivered an
address in the evening. \ social reunion and
graduation took place Thursday.
The Republican journal., 1881-06-09

There is reason to believe that the last desperate
efforts of the star route ring are being directed to
an attempt to create i'll feeling between Secretary
Blaine and other members of the Cabinet Those
who ought to know say that they are well assured
that the kilograms recently published in New
York and the statements in Washington news
paper charging that Attorney General Mae eagh
and Postmaster General James are employing de
teetives TO connect MIR. Blaine with the star route
matter evidence of the truth of this assertion
To such infamous tasehoods have these doomed
men descended The origin of these attacks has
been discovered. 1t is hardly necessary to say
never have been made If the assailants had known
the unanimity of purpose which inspires the Pres
ident and his advisers in the pursuit Of the guilty
The incident deserves mention only as evidence
of the desperation of those who feel the bands of
the law tightening around them. Washington
Cor. Boston Journal
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Boston Market.
Corrected Weekly for the Journal
RA- q LII ApcI.Nr No Min St,,ont

SATURDAY, June 1.
BUTTER-Northern creamery, 81 a22c; fair to
good, 1Sa20c; Vermont and New York, choice 100
20c fair to good, 15al1c; common, 81 Pc; west
ern creamery, 81 422c fair to good, lSa20c dairy,
15417c; ladle, 144l5e; fair to good, l2al3c com
mon, 10dl2c.
CHEEsE-Receipts are increasing and quality is
improving fine factory, l0Gl01sc; common, s49c;
skim, 295c.
EGGs-Eastern, 15c, and very firm; New York
and Vermont l59l51ac; Canada, fresh stock, IA
Western, 14lac rear by, l6c.
BEANS-Pea, so 10 mediums, 81 5542 60; yellow
eyes, 81 %, and some sell lower red kidneys, 81 60
al 20.
PEAs-Canada are steady at 81 05dl 10; common,
15asOc; green, Northern, 81 254l 80; do Western,
81 509l -.
POTATOES Houton rose SOC for choice fancy
lots; Aroostooks, s0aS5c Maine Central, 7Oa75c:
Vermont and New York, 65670c; Canada, 50aGOc;
prolifics, Houton, SIC; Aroostook, S0dS5c; Maine
Central, 1Od75c; do Northern, G5a7Oc peerless and
Chenangoes 65470c; Jacksons, Maine Central, zoe
garnet chill and Davis seedlings, 65d7Oc.
APPLES-Russetts are quoted at 50 5063 90 y Dbl,
the latter choice selections; common not much
wanted and quoted at 81 50a2 90 y Dbl.
HAY AND STRAw-Choice Eastern timothy; $23
fair to good, 1921 922 fine hay, $lsd2O: medium, SIG
ali; rye straw, $2aa26; oat straw, $l2 swale hay,
$ll al! T. ton.
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SHIP NEW s.
PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.


june l,t, sclm-. Mar! j. Adams, Fitzgerald, BoS-
ton: Malabar, Curtis, do.
June 81 sehr- Harmonic Pattrrehal, Bangor, for
Philadelphia.
June 3h, Mary Farrow, rattershlll, Bangor.
F." Ih srhrs Brunette. Bahhagc, Boston: Lii
liam, Ryan, DO: Nathan CLIFFORD, Jones, 10
SAILED.
June Ri @chr~ Mary J. ADAMS Fitzgerald, Bruins
wick; Z. II, Drummond. Higgins, Wilmington; p.
:. Case, toicor1 Brunswick.
June An, .rhT~. Ilar.nana rattc,.hAll, rhiladel-
pha. Earl, Darby, Boston
June Oh, srhr Mary Farrow, Patter>hall. sag
harbor. l.. /.
june 7th, schrs. Mary L. Graham, Powell, Ban
Sor; Brunette, Babhagc Boston.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A earn

cannot refrain from publicly expressing ny
views of the kindly manner in Wncil passengers
are treated while travelling the steamer Cam
bridge have been on steamers of almost all The
same careful and kindly attention to the pleasure
and comfort of passengers, as | have witnessed OF
board the steamer Cambridge Capt Ingrahm
and all the officers under him, down to the loves
servants on board, show disposition to oblige anc
make the passage pleasant to all.
\ SHIPMASTER.
The Republican journal., 1881-06-09

Since February last, we have
beer constantly busy prepar-
ing for our SPRING and SUM-
MER TRADE. We have taken
SPECIAL pains that our Shoes
should be made well and of
GOOD Material, so that we
have no hesitation in asserting
that we have the BEST Stock
OF Goods we ever had. We
have given up trying to supply
CHEAP Shoes, and in the fu-
ture shall have nothing to do
will, them. We find people are
never satisfied with them, no
matter how cheap they are
bought. And now what we wish
10 say is this s---We shall! sci.
only such goods, as i'm our iudg-
mens will wear well, and if any
person buys pair of shoes
from as that does not give sat
isfaction, WE WILL. MAKE
THEM GOOD IN EVERY I'M
STANCE. Of course, in the
GREAT amount OF Shoes we
sell, there will be, now and
linen, a pair that will give Out,
but wye shall take care to sat
isfy every customer that gets
sucf. a pair. Remember this,
we are buying no cheap goods,
but we have our goods direct
from manufacturers, made
specially for us, and by PAY
ING CASH down. for them, we
are able to sell goods at ABOUT
AS Low PRICES as Others ask
for their cheap, shoddy grades.
We have all the NEW STYLES
in Ladies and Gensiemen's fine
Shoes as well as some of ane
BEST cUSTORE MADE SHOES
for every day wear. Any of
the old stock OF cheap Shoes
will be sold at less than cost.
3. C.. Dinsmore & Son.
The Republican journal., 1881-06-09

SHIPPING ITEMS. The hull, spars, anchors
chains, rigging and blocks of the schooner Mary +
Caswell, wrecked some weeks ago off Wells Beach
have been sold to parties in Kennebunkport..
The new He'll Gate Pilot bill has passed the New
York Legislature 1t is compromise which has
been fixed up since the veto of the Carpenter bill
which abolished all pilotage fees coming through
He'll Gate 1t exempts only coastwise vessels from
paying pilot fees, and puts the He'll Gate pilots
upon exactly the same footing the Sandy Hook
pilots 1t is said to meet the objections raised by
the Governor to the Carpenter bill, and also TO be
satisfactory to the pilots affected by The
whaler which Massrs. Goss, Sawyer & Packard, OF
Bath, are building to take the place Of the Mary a
Helen, recently sold to the government, is to be
named the North Star Coal frcights from
New York to Bangor Sl.20 per ton -. The
ship Marcia Greenleaf cleared at Bangor June ID
for New Orleans She is the first full rugged shE
that ever loaded ice there. Her cargo consists OF
l,7S6 tons of ice Of excellent quality
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CITY OF Belfast SIS.

CLERKS OFFICE, June :, 1881.
CEAIED PROPOSALS for collecting the State,
- County and City taxes for the year 1881 for said
City, will be received by the City Clerk until Thurs
day, the 18th of June. at q O'Clock p. NJ, 1881,
accept any of the same to re ject all. Per Order
2w23 Attest y. ). HARTMAN, City Clerk
The Republican journal., 1881-06-09

orchestra will he in attendance this season.
Tile lay crop is safe now rain OF no rain Three
.aal crop, in succession ought 10 make the farm
vs. happy.
pr IIenion is at the American House where he
..,a be consulted. Read his advertisement in
mother column.
MI samuel Otis, at the Point, lost valuable
t0l., last week. The horse was led out to Craze
,l,a he fell dead.
~lARsMoNT. Preparations are being made at the
,.la.e to celebrate the Fourth of July. Further
7rticuars hereafter
IA meeting of the state reform clubs. at Bath,
David Cobb, of >earsmont. was appointed one of
l.s State committee, for Waldo county.
III the blossoms of the wild strawberry and blue
lle~ fully develop, rich harvest of both fruits
.av he procured. The later rains however tell the
rs hole story.
MIR Fred W Pote Has raise,ia sufficient subscrip-
4.a TO set thu sprinkler in operation, and as soon
The pump can be rugged that welcome vehicle
* O. hr about the streets.
Monday night was very cold, ice TO the thickness
eiulow glass made in this city. There was 4
.,v frost in this vicinity which must have dam
-l .rol- in the low lands
,n., ,,+t.tatt ftba Relfast sbo. Factory, -
...al1 made 4 sample heel buuisher, a machine Of
W. ,nn design, to exhibit at the coming New Eng
,,-,i,. If T,n.to,,
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u.luto,h were before the Police Court last week
..I ,an drunk, and fined each s. and cost. and
H,ul. M payment they were committed
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ihc organization of the '7rand Army Post in
UN, nn Tuesday evening, an Oldham, a veteran
~. war ot lsl2 came IN and asked il he could
.ne meInhor lie WIS informed tlat the or
Hiion wa only for those VINO serVed III the
N the rebellion when he retired, but fun OF
-pIil OF PATRIOTISM
...,.. fl,, Wu,,,,fs. Albert NJ. Carter ba.
Y,.,.t,,,- III, EIunn,tn ~. pos.au . Sell
..,.- I.lbil wood at Ua,ad.n'. ion. Rock
III, ,f,I,iar In. loaded III Frederick,
.r,.f.,o sen Iilliau lron.lt f,,,n Roston
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-a,- h,.peyer saw on,cer. ana -ra,y 81 oIig.
Tin. want of passengers St, closely look eI
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y '''i' i'oi''9'' '4' ""'''''iis 'f ~ ''H
~ b799l'h' "h' HNeN on ii'' RANK beFfY
I'gh"~'' Is building one 40 by To feet and Nh
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CARD.

Penobscot Engine Go. desire to return thanks for
a donation of ten dollars from NJ :. Staples, agent
of Liverpool, London & Globe Insurance Co.
+. ;. CIPIlERS, Clerk.
SearSport, june 5, 1881.
The Republican journal., 1881-06-09

Hereditary Blood Poison, Female Diseases Heart
Disease, scrotula, Epilepsy Cor fits, Consumption,
Throat Disease, Catarrh in all its forms, and Deaf
ness arising herefrom, Noises in the Head, Rhcu-
natism ana Neuralgia. Nervou, Dyspepsia, Liver
and Kidney Diseases, stomach Troubles, Diabetes,
rinary Disorders spinal Irritation, Nervous Pros
uatlon, Lame and Weak Back, Constipation Piles
ami fistua without use of knife causticl, Skin
Diseases, Pimple> or Moth Patches on Face. Long
Standing lcers, salt Itheun, Paralysis, lmpo-
trncy. badly cured Diseases of Men, etc: in short
Z IIkDNIL DISE : Is nI nN1lA n.Anln md nv.
The Republican journal., 1881-06-09
Messengers Notice.

OFFICE OF TIE SHERIFF OF WALDO COUNTY,
STATE OF MAINE,
WALDO S., June s, A. ID. 1881.
FINilS + TO GIVE NOTICE, That the 9Th
L day Of June A. d. 1881. a Warrant in Insol-
venry was issued out of the Court of Insolvency
for said County of Waldo, against the estate of
NELSON v RACkIlFFE, of Unity, in said Coun-
ty, adjudged to be an Insolvent Debtor on pc
tltion of said Debtor, which petition filed on
the 9th day of June, A. ID. 1881 to which last
named date interest on claims is to be computed.
That the payment of any debts and the delivery and
transfer of any property belonging to said Debtor
to INN or for his use, and the delivery and transfer
of any property by him, are forbidden by law. That
meeting of the creditors of said Debtor, to prove
then debts and choose one assignees of his
estate Will be held at Court of Insolvency to be
holden at the Probate Office in said Belfast, on the
10Th day of June A. ID. 1881, ut 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon
Given under my hand the date first above written
CHAS. BAKER, Sheriff.
As Messenger of the Court of Insolvency for said
County ofWado. 2w23*
The Republican journal., 1881-06-09

DRY
GOODS!
Having closed the largest
portion OF our Spring Stock,
and owing 10 The great demand
for Spring and Summer Goods,
we have been obliged to pur-
chase another immense stock
to supply the wants. Owing TO
the ;ateness OF the season, we
found a great decline in prices,
therefore we can please OF:
customers al a great reduction
i'm price.
We open Today an elegant
line OF Dress Goods i'm Eouses,
Illuminated Mixtures, Granite,
Monte and Shoodah Cloths,
Buntinys, &C., i'm all the new
shades, we also have a large
and choice line OF Fancy Black
Goods and Cashmeres.
We have every shade i'm trim
nings IN match the goods i'm
0snnres, Satins, Silks i'm Plain
and 8rocades, Novelties, &c.
Our Ccmmodious Cloak and
Shawl Department is once
more completely filled with ali
the novelties OF the season. In
this department can be found
an elegant line OF Sacques and
Dosmans, also large variety
Of goods for both and at short
notice we can get up any style
garment.
We have an endless variety
of sShawiss in shetland, Wool,
Black Cass,meres, Brochet,
Paisley 8 India Stripe. Every
lady acknowledges we have
the choicest patterns and best
value.
Every person thinking of pur-
chasing Table Linen, Napkins,
Towels &. Bed Spreads, should
examine our stock.
Every gentleman and boy in
want Of 8oolens that will hama
them up before tearing, should
buy OF us.
Linen Suits and listers for
ladies and children. 10 fiji every
form and please every person.
Our purchase of Foreign and
Domestic Hosiery, Gloves and
Underwear was large, and we
feel we can please the most
fasaidious, i'm size and quality,
for ladies, gents and children.
We advise every lady that
has not procured pair OF
those elegant fitting corsets
we are introducing, to call at
once as we have only zoo
pairs more we shall sell at that
price.
Don't fail to examine our
stock of Fringes, Passamen-
teries, Girdles, Ornaments,
Buttons, Laces, Ties, &c., as
we know we keep the choicest
and largest line, and prices we
guarantee to be as low or low
er than any party i'm the city.
Don't buy Gossamer until
YOU examine our new Steam
The Republican journal., 1881-06-09
MARRIED.

In Searsport June 4th, by Rev. Il. Il. Merrill, as
sisted by Rev. +. J. Haley, Capt Lincoln A. Coleor
and Miss Jennie +. Sweetser, both of Searsport.
In Winterport, June 9th, by r. A. Rich, Esq, Mr..
Samuel y. Newey and Miss Rosa NJ. Day both of
" In caene, May sstn, nnev G. G. wnslow, Mr.
Charles W. Boswell and Miss Carrie Gray, both of
CastinC.
In Bangor, May 18th, Mr.. Sumner d. Greeley and
Miss Jennie ii. Nickerson, both of Swanville.
In Camden, May Goth, Mr. Charles II. Joy and
Miss Lizzie :. Patchen, both of Camden
In Camden, May 10Th, Mr.. Charles ". Field of
Holden Me, and Miss Lizzie l. Rhoadcs of Rock
land.
The Republican journal., 1881-06-09

There will be 30 600 troops in Ireland at the end
Of the week At Limerick Saturday evening the
panic stricken police attacked quiet crowd Of pee
pie with the butts of their rifles and afterwards
charged them with their bayenets
The Republican journal., 1881-06-09

At IA special meeting of the Boston Produce Elk
change Saturday, speeches were made by many
members tavoring it, and resolutions were urani
mously adopted piedging substantial co operation
for Worlds FAIR in Boston, in 1885,.
The Republican journal., 1881-06-09

tan enthusiastic meeting in the Hotel NenGome
Boston, Wednesday evening, June st, commit
tee OF twenty eight was appointed to consider all
the details as to the expedency OF holding a
worlds fair, and was authorized t. call meeting
when ii ready to report
The Republican journal., 1881-06-09
special to Men.

Diseases Of the Nervous System, whether arisiu.
from "Nerwork of mind or body, from bad habits
IN youth or later indUl@ences, Il SPECIALITY. Mcdi
cine alone will not reach this class OF disease, and
Dr. H. irelS warranted in saying to the sufferer
"TIIKE Is a tl RE-.
No Morphine, Opium, Choral, or Mineral Poison,
Administered.
The Republican journal., 1881-06-09

Elijah Sterling, religious fanatic, attacked his
wife near Crstield, Md on Saturday bacAuse She
did not confess he the Son Of God, a second
Savior He nearly killed her with Ratchet. when
who arrived defended his mother Sterling
is now il ail. and his wife is DYING
The Republican journal., 1881-06-09

The first annual bicycle parade in Boston. May
Both, was most novel event. About eig hnn-
dred bicycles were in line intending clnbs from
New England New York Washington Maine and
Montreal
The Republican journal., 1881-06-09

Col Enoch Iilton, and Messrs Shellabargcr ard
Wilson of Washington have been retained by Gen
Brady as counsel in any legal proceedings which
may grow out OF the Star route Investigation