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Fire i'm BrOWnfield.

FRYEBURG, Aug. %.
The residence, with outbuildings and stable,
owned by DIR. Jesse P. Sweat of Brownfield,
were burned at midnight last night. Insured
for 81, 900.
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BY GRAPH.
Aesocissed Press kilograms to the Daily
KennebecJ Journal
MAINE DISPATCHES.

Reunion Of the LIST, 10th and 18th Regi.
meat.
PoRrLAxD, Aug. 25.
At the reunion of the First, Tenth, and
Nineteenth regiments At Mere Point, Bruins
wick today, the following officers were elect
ed President, Gen. George E. Beal; Vice
Presidents, Major E. NJ. Shaw, Capt. j. NJ
Black, Leroy S. Tobie, Daniel S. Verrill,
Lieut.. Fayette Bicknell; Secretary and His
torian, Major J. NJ. Gould; Chaplain, Heze-
kiah Atwood; Surgeon, Josiah W. Day;
Quartermaster, Alexander Bell.
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Loss by the Buffalo Fire 100000.

BUFFALO. n. Y. Aug. %.
The loss by the fire in Buffalo last night, in
which the Erie elevator was burned, is esti-
mated at 100000, covered by a general
policy of insurance carried by the Erie rail
way company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-26
Terrible Epidemic at MalmO.

A terrible epidemic Of the nature of red
thrush is prevailing at Mamo. During the
past week out of Gil cases As resulted fatally.
This shows an increase of 80 per cent in the
number of deaths over the preceding week.
Renewal of Anti.Jewish Persecution.
A telegram from Warsaw states that re-
newal of outrages against Jews is reported
from the interior of Poland. The assailants
are encouraged in their attacks by the apathy
of the officials.
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Death of the President Of the Bates
Manufacturing Co.

BosToN, Aug. %.
Hon. AbJah E. Hildreth, president Of the
Bates Manufacturing Co., Lewiston, Me-,
died at his home in Cambridge today aged
70. He was in 1855 elected to the Massa-
chusetts Senate on the know nothing ticket.
He was at one time director of the Pepperell
and Laconia cotton mills at Biddeford, and
a member of the prominent dry goods firm of
Cummings, Hildreth & 90.
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A Sparring Match to be stopped.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. %.
The chief of police has given orders to
prohibit the proposed sparring exhibition for
the benefit of Tug Wilson in the Industrial
Art Building next Monday night.
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Dastardly Attempt TO Poison a Family,

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Aug. 25.
Chas. Sperry. Brookfield, boarding house
Keeper, tried on Thursday to poison his fam
lily and nine boarders with Paris green. but
the poison was fortunately discovered before
harm was done. Sperry has fed and the
officers are after him.
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A Circus Gone to Pieces.

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 25.
Coup's circus has gone to pieces il this
this city, attachments to the amount OF S25.-
600, representing the claims of the employees
and others, having been put on it here and
the Whole concern il in the hands Of the
sheriff.
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Asser 10 Give the President a Dinner.
NHw Yopr Ana 05

NEW YORK, Aug. %.
Our new minister to Rome, w. w. Astor.
will give an elaborate dinner to President
Arthur Monday morning at his cottage on
Hallidon Hill, Newport, and on that dav
reception will be given in his honor bv Mr..
and Mrs. j. Willis of New York. at the villa
on Bellevue avenue owned by the American
minister at Paris.
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Attempt to Wreck a Train.

An attempt was made to wreck Kingston
and Pembroke railway passenger train by
placing an iron obstruction on the track near
Kingston last night. The engine and six
cars were derailed and the road blocked.
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The Diamond.

Providence, Aug. 25.
Providence 5, Buffalos L.
DETROIT, Ang. %.
Detroits 5, Philadelphias 0.
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His Wife Refuses to Appear Against
Him.

RoCKLAND, Aug. 25.
Herbert Rowell, who shot his wife on the
18th, was brought before Justice Doe today.
and was acquitted, his wife refusing to make
complaint against him. He alleges that the
shooting was accidental She is recovering.
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FROM THE DOMINION.
A Regiment to go from Halifax to Egypt.

HALIFAX, Aug. %.
The lOlst regiment Imperial troops, form
ing part of the Halifax garrison. have re-
ceived orders to leave for Egypt on Septem-
Der Goth. The troop ship Orontes is now on
passage out to transport them.
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Suicide.
BANGOR. Aug. %,

BANGOR, Aug %.
Parker Crane, who shot himself near
Lovers Leap on Wednesday, died at o'clock
this afternoon.
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Gen. Green h. Raum.

BANGOR, Aug. %.
Gen. Green B. Raum addressed large
audience here this evening.
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WEATHER REPORT.
Indications for the Next "a Hour.

War Dept, Office Chief Signal Officer,
Washington, ID. c.. Aug. 2G.-I A. NJ.
For New England and Middle States,
cool and generally fair weather; light varia-
BILE winds; stationary or slight rise in barom-
eter probably followed by local rain on
Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-26
Large Subscriptions 10 the Family of
Gen. Warren.

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. %.
Upwards of 5000 have already subscribed
to the fund now being raised for the family
of tbs late Gen. Warren
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Rub Ii In.

Jacob Loeckman, PA Clinton Street,
Buffalo, N. Y, says he has been using
Thomas EcLECTRIc On for rheumatism.
He had such lame back that he could do
nothing; but one bottle entirely cured him.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-26

DIR. Kline's Great Nerve Restorer is the
marvel OF the age for all Nerve Diseases.
All fits stopped free. Send to 93l Arch St.
Philadelphia, Pa. may24t&wly
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An Unjust Judge Sustained.

LONDON, Aug. %.
A dispatch from Dublin states that Lord
Spencer, lord lieutenant OF Ireland has de-
clined to interfere with Judge Lawsons
course in the case of Mr.. Gray.
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Decline OF Man.

Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Impotence
Sexual Debility, cured by Wells Health
Remover" 81.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-26

A good medicinal tonic, with real merit, is
Browns Iron Bitters, so all druggists say.
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Flies and bugs.

Flies, reaches, ants. bed-bugs, rats, mice,
gophers, chipmunks, cleared out by Rough
on Rats" l5c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-26

ram, Irritation, Retention, Incontinence
Deposits, Gravel, &c. ,cured by "Buchupaiba. y
a.
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"ACCEPr OUR GRATITUDE.r

DIR. X. V. PIERCE. Buffalo. N. Y; Dear
Sir-Your Golden Medical Discovery has
cured our boy of fever sore of two years
standing. Please accept our gratitude.
Yours truly,
HENRY WHITING, Boston, Mass.
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SDeciNL AdVertiSea1len tS.

Small advertisements, not erecting three hhe'
coming under the head Of WANTED, For SALE
To LET, LOST, &C., iciH be inserted here one W..
for 20 cents three times for 40 cents, and one "ee
for 90 cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-26
sew York MONEY! Market.
Fren,.o Reporf,

EreniRo Report.
NEw YORK. Aug. IS.
Money loaned between from TO 4 and closed at 4a5
ga for long. and sol for snort. Governments un
changed State bonds without feature. Railroad firm
Chasing bids:
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Don't pay large doctors bills. The best
Medical book published. 100 pages, elegant
colored plates. will be sent you on receipt Of
two cent stamps to pay postage. Address
A. p. Ordway & Co., Boston, Mass.
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Good words from Druggists,

Malt Bitters are the best 'bitters.'
They promote sleep and allay nervousness
BEST Liver and Kidney medicine we SELL"
They knock the 'chills' every time"
"Consumptive people gain flesh on them
malt Bitters have no rivals in this town."
BEST thing for nursing mothers we have"
ave like to recommend Malt Bitters.
aug2tW&S&wlm
, 1882-11-18

As. people We have made four days of
history since the la.t ballots we're eas''
and have gone far enough away trom Inc
e.eitemer. attending the election to. con-
slider II calmly. All over the country We
hear that Republicans aud Democrats
scratched their tickets The very best
men here in W. ". did the same thing
We know a dozen Republicans IN TINS
,;;.v who scratched their tickets IN half a
d zen places, many Of them beginning al
The ton Tiers is reason for it. Chief
l. /, vasa determination to give boss
;s,,,r -. death blow. We are tolerant
people, tolerant Of misgovernmenf' ou'
wban once convinced that an EVIL reigns'
,ro l., no, rest until that evil is dead.
This =. bo.sism" vas, before last Tues
d,v 4 rant evil. The people wanted a
certain man for Office, but when he came
;,,, the convention. it was found that he
was not acceptable TO certain class oi
men. The people demanded bis nominL-
ton but this clique, called "bosses
threw ou, his delegates, and the people
were defeated. After that came the evil Of
"bossism in the political and moral
character # those chosen, then fa'orit-
ism. disposition OF patronage, distribution
Of public money
Last Tuesday, the tolerant spirit OF the
paople gave ont, and 1t became hight
between right and wrong, between hon.
st governpent aud dishonest govern
ment. between "bossism and the peo-
nle. j. Was Q question whether the peo-
ple or the d" bosses were to rule Ihe
va,chword wss .he right thing must come
10 pass. And it did come to pass. The peo-
pie dropped their expressed wishes into
the ballot boxes on Tuesday, and when
they ware counted, " "bossism died, as
It should.
, 1882-11-18

WiNSrPES NOTES.-The splendid bar
Tos. IL Winnipeg has created ar enthusiasm
-nocg the people up there and fall and
winter t-ade OF unprecedented and un-
dreamed Of proportions IS now looked Tor.
ward TO. It is expected that 1900, coo
bushels OF gram viii be exported from MANI
toha TINS season. Scores OF new warehouses
are being opened at Winnipeg. and some OF
them Will be among the finest In lie city.
The wake Of the trade of Winnipeg with the
Uuited States and FL gland during the eight
months ending August was 50, go. 37S. a.
compared with $3.50, 9il in the Correspond
ing period of last year, being an Increase OF
10 less than s3.4i9,43 The imports for
September from the Uu:tcd States was ~
pected to equal those o: th. previous month,
and it was considered probable th.t the Gu
:ons receipts would excel $3.50 go Bat
While the trade with the U.Itsa Stat.s :
rapidly increasing It is Lo.Lius - D.. CON
pared to the business being .lrue wT.h
Ontario. Quebec, and the loxcr pr1gi. c..
which aggregated the enormous sam Of SlO,-
SIS. 10 sor the fiscal year ended 3o1n Jun
last. The trade with the sister prorinces
daring July and August was equal to that
OF any previous month, while tha. Of S.
tenber vas expected to reach Sl,2J0 co
Further particulars state that real estate h e.
been quiet, "a the season Is over far building
lo.r, consequently there was little d,iae IN
ths. lire. The largest sale of f1rm property
recently reported was that Of % Geo acses Il
cansiian Pacific Railway l1uds 70 NJ.
sykes, IN English CAPITALIST.
, 1882-11-18
The Democratic Creed.

II has been the habit Of all the fresh
fools who get at the head of Republican
paper, or an alleged paper, To sneer ct the
idea of Democrats having an serious
thought of Civil Service reform. They
do not know, because ignorant Of the
commonest history of their country, thai
the great Jefferson presented the
true idea of Civil Service Reform He
taught that the offices are trusts for the
people; that not one Of them ought TO eX-
ist except for this purpose. Every super
numerary ought to be Topped of. Every
incompetent should be dismissed. Every
employment of two where one can fairly
perform the service is robbery Of the peo-
pie. Every salary which can bear Il
forced reduction of two per cent by ''po-
litical assessment" is Excessive and ought
TO be reduced Every Office should he
filed by the man most competent, most
faithful, most honest, most trustworthy
Is he honest Is he competent! Is lie
faithful to the constitutioni These were
the tests proposed by Mr. Jefferson, and
they should govern now, because they are
Just as true now as they were IN 1901
Apply this test TO the long list Of Repub-
Lean office holders, from Arthur TO the
minor clerk in Any Of the departments.
and scarcely any OF them would squarely
meet it.
Jefferson was right. The experience q
eighty years has more than proved II.
The best man fitted 10 perform the duties
of the Office, trusts for the people, ought to
be selected. TIE business OF $1,000 Zoo
Of people ought 10 he conducted on bu-i-
ness principles, and all the more honestly,
al the more faithfully because It is the
business of the people. There never VII
be any Civil Service Reform while the
republican party IS in power. We do
not impesch the integrity Of individuals,
but heretofore the Republican party has
been the party OF bosses It has been the
party of Consolidation II has born and
nurtured and has grown and reve!ed in
The Spols System The first efficient
step in true reform was t. put in Demo
cratic administration to clean ont the vast
horde of superhuous, incompetent incunl
bents, to put in their places the best men
g, tried by the Jefferson test. The peo-
PIE took the first step last Tuesday, and
new, if the Democratic leaders will be
temperate in spirit, consistent and true to
their platform, upon which rests the prln-
ciples OF the grea. party the people, IN
1881, will make the final step, and the
country will enter upon a era OF honest
prosperity.
, 1882-11-18
7. ,he yYncIc ui.,ory @, ,se.,,sin..

NJ U-ep pari..I2n has ever periurE.ed such mar
re.lols cure. or r'a.ntaiHed So vide Tel,ut-,-
tioa. a. Ayers Cherry Peclulal. which Is r
c,En-zrd a rA- worlds remedy for I'll d;ssaSes
% tke tkrra. ard lungs. It's hong cont -:.g,d
series 81 WONDERFUL CETes in IL climates h-ls
Is- lie /: GE..S eT-a!!g known "a = safe ami ia
ble agent Q" employ. Against o.dinary col r.,
which are tie i.-erunners Of E.Dre Serious Gis
orders, It c.s speed X and surely, q s:ays re
Iisviug suffering, and OFT saving h:. Tie
protection ]; a ry:s, ly Il timely use il throat
and chest ci-,r egs, makes IL an Invaluable
remedy q be l. k-.t a,g.Igs on han ~ every
horl~. N0psEsp.. can aitpgd To lie without II,
anf those =" have used i never VII. ir"tl
their karwleGss OF = c1.4pps ton and e.9yc'S.
physicians Use the Cherry iec,oFli r1 easis.ly
IN tLe!- .rarfi-r and clrr-,y:nrn recommend It.
It IS absolutely certain n Is r-med al eiie.t-,
and vii alVa.s cure where cures axe B-s,.b!e
F5s SALE ~ All DgALEEs.
, 1882-11-18

\ number %: Democratic friends haze
f,lt nclined t. ceusure the STATESMAN
for irs di.idei sulpart during the recent
campai-u. The Record Union, ous ct tie
stacachest party papers i'll California, did
the same thing relative to the county tick
ct, and it says that the exception, IS to
find single paper in that State advOCa-
ting the party ticket. In the east, not
only the newspapers, bat the people at the
pplls have scratched the ticket. Here ia
Walla Waila voters adopted the same pol
icy. To bring the Tatter still closer. We
print in another column letter from a
reliable gentleman AM 4 Democrat, IL
which he says that candidate Burke diyi-
ded his support. The STATESMAN support
ed divided ticket for county Offices,
choosing what it thought 10 be the best
men. l. has never said enc word against
the card:datcs not supported, hor has 1t
swerved one iOta from Democracy III ia
tional matters. 1t is sufficient justifca-
ton of our cause, that every candidate
bu: one, supported by this paper was
elected
, 1882-11-18
Other EiitCrisI Say.Lge.

1t would be 20 The inlercs. of the peoplo
of Walla Nali., as well as the bIsinSsc m
terests Of Portland, 20 aid in opeai.g tns
road to the KoOtenai coani-y. 3. C., & ia
the groceries, provisions, vegetable, e.,., 70
lie used BY the construction forces ea the
Canadian Pacific On that division will h.ye
to come fror. this SIDE ii toe iin:.
The Pos Int,iiigenoer .dvises hearty laugh.
sef as cure fes dipatheria. But lis 10
ilugning matter.
The president has accepted another wen.
ty-iye niles Of the Eo.the.n fscihc IsilrocG
al the western part OF inontana.
Only about ffty-three Ini!es Of tie EoE..h-
eTn Faciic between Portland end h,issou.a
is yet 10 grade.
The new branch to Butte from tha for.h.
ern Pacific at Little Blacktoot. viii make
saving OF 379 miles between Butte sad .aSS-
EN- points, when the Northern E.e.fe =
completed.
The length of ths main ilne .utho-.=ed By
the Northern Pacifics charter il az fJilo=s
Completed road, eastern division. sos miles.
The PresbyteriaLs have selected site5 bosn
N Waitsburg and Dayton 70. coliegs. a
meeting -iil soon be held to take iis pr
limInsry steps for founding such IN institl'
ton in one or the other OF these cities p,ob--
bly-Std5e y0uTrG!
The Dayton Td1ler Is noE &c.
At the western terminus OF the C.7edi,n
Pacific recently, = half mile Of track wss aid
il thirty five minutes-the quickest time On
record.
The shipments OF cattle are now SO great
over tine Northern Pacific that stock trains
take precedence owe. passenger trains. So
says the Bismarck Tribune.
On the 2isr Of October. Northern Fsciic
stock vas quoted as follows: Common 4ft;
preferred, 92s.
The New York Graphic Was the cnly
paper in that state which predicted the cleo
ton Of Butler.
Baby carriages are selling at cost n Wez-
ton. The outlook for crop over there must
be very poor.
The mail from the D ,lles to Prineyille gees
by the way Of Restor Leader.
1t looks as if the mail for WalIa Walla
sent by the way Of Stoporer.
Says the Dayton Chronicle: We have re-
ce;rei communication on the subject OF
education which we would ike TO publish,
but as it is quite lengthy We have not been
able T. find room for II. The communication
announces that an effort is being made by
the Presbyterian church 10 establish 3 col
lege somewhere in this country. Sites for
the bull 'ings have en- examined in Waits-
burg and Dayton, although nothing definite
has been done ye. with reference to Ioca-
ton
4 sash, door and blind factory Is to be
established al Spokane Fali..
The Tacoma Ledger says that Gen. sprsgue
has issued orders Tor building IN tie Norta-
eru Pacific shops at that place, as soon ss
possible. 100 stock cars, 800 fat cars go
box cars, 6 baggage and mail cars, and u
caboose cars. Under previous orders there
remain to be built 100 boz and 50 fat
cars. This late order is chiefly for supply
OF rolling stock for the Pen d'Orcille and
ClArks Fork DIVISIONS
The OregoniaH says: '1t is gratifying To
learn tina. the Whitman monument echene
is not to be abandoned The venerable W.
II. Cray continues his efforts for it NTH
hopeful results.
, 1882-11-18

. Elsewhere in this paper, We reprint re-
por; oi the present attitude cf the people
Il Missouri toward James, the bandit.
lie Is made 4 martyr His cell IS elegant
Is furnished. He is continually visited
by men and " men, most of them young
who licuize him III al ways. The public
speak ct his crime in a hsli serious, hall
jocular way. IS fertile in lis Imagination 10
cate, ST auy waif in the criminals favor, is
glad TO fnd sympathy iar him spreading.
Who rsy say that the Whole country
{ Is -; suffer 5y the burlesque jus; now
being easc'el in Missouri l. there any
nler hat there is alaZ moral seutimen,
IN th,t s,.-,2 Tj.Is sort q liberation
ra,kes Ju-h.iit, % suf rce law snI order
c,.ly question Of a few months ~ yelIs.
, 1882-11-18
-Iccllp STATESMAN
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER is, 1882.
Pa Y UP.
To s.s.,,f.,r, I. .srrear.:

To Subscribers Ava irrears:
- III. ss1n q tic year far7aer-. and those doing
lasiross With tAruae,, should have money. Tie
WsEElI SrlTEssS circulztes largely arnns tbs
rl~ss. and Tna1y q them sre b>hini in ;ss:r sub
-c=iptirn- The publisher hN- been l=F.ieu; N u
rs.i. lat. contemplating many AMI rITsasivs I'm
rr1vs-na-..s O. tie WEEsLY sIkTEsrSy. must have
-7s-ev. Suh-crioe-s. by looking at tie t2ur'-
-rsati u.ta ;h=.T usinss at the top Of the htsi i
cu r,alLIy ascertain Lo~ rauch they are IN arrars
T.1s H-59 sands for Vel n. No. s9 and in'ioate=
T'-cEtption pail NJ r. tie late Of tht. paper fhe
H-os 2O-s2 ia1.oate that the srl-sriler Il ye-r
YEA .II 81 80 In aiyears; Ire hsEnes
.g-.2 AZ srre-rs-e q year aui 30 wesEs-s5 80
ISE. y,z.rs -nI s5 Weeks 10 % Rerfon 81 mum
l.r- T. tie volume AID the subscription al Ilre-,
IullaTs T.r volume Money can be safely Ta'iitiel
3, money oraer or by ry.isteTei Letter. AdlFe~s'
FL. PARKER,
PuH!i.iser statesman. wslls " ala ". T.
, 1882-11-18
4 Card

Fl IToR Statesman In your issue Of yes
teriay appeacs 4 letter from Seattle signed
Democrat" animadvesting upon the conduct
Of Judge Burke II you viii permit it desire
to sag :hr.ugh the same Columns 70 the
Democracy Of Eastern Washington to with
hold judi ment until an opportunity is given to
Judge Burke FIR explanation. Knowing
Thomas Bake As an honest, high minded,
honorable gent!eInln for one DO not believe
that he is guilty of any wrang in the matters
named in Democrats" letter am satisfied
that Judge Burke can and will when called
up n, explain the matter 70 the satisfaction OF
every fair minded man. May It not I've truth
fully sad, An enemy hath done this" Ii
this be s., no one knows better than mysslf
hors easy It il 10 twist every seeming nesli-
geaee into williUl act when the supposed
actor had Eot even the shadow of 4 thou, Oh
upon tie sIbject II all
For Judge Burke have the highest esteem
and believe hiul u he Of uaimpeachatle in
tr-rity a. We'll as a Inan Of high rate Of ;aisn:
ami one whom am proud 10 acknowledge as
a friend y. T. CAToS.
November 14th lSS2
, 1882-11-18

Merchants de-lrg il musical goods will find
it to their intere=s 70 give the house of Simon
Harris Trial Direct importstions from
Europe enables him to sell a. San Francisco
prizes An immense stock Of violins, guitars,
banios, aeeorieoas, strings, sheet music, etc,
AZ San Francisco prices Send descriptive
catalogue. SIMON HARRIS,
Portland, Oregon,
AGENT Sohner's aud Knabe's pianos and
PIlace or-ans. se22 dw3m
, 1882-11-18

The Times WASHINGTON special of the
1'h said; a large dingy sheet tattered
by WIND and wet with rain, was stretched
be'ween two poles in front OK the Repub-
lican headquarters to night, and upon il
the returns we're rather feehIy shown By
a steTenpticOn, but the light was strong
enough 10 enable the small crowd of
clerks and dependents on the Govern
ment who gathered there, TO read ali
they cared TO know In one instance the
returns we're pictured upside down, but
It seemed 10 make little difference, for up
to this hour the promises OF the Republi-
can managers have not been fulfilled"
, 1882-11-18
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This great remedy was discovered by mis-
donery in South America. Send self A.
dressed envelope to the Re-. joseph T.
man, station d, New YORK City.