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WANrED-A No. pastry cook. who under.
~ stands making ice cream. Apply imme.
uialely 10 Swecney's lunch room, Galveston no
steady man work guaranteed year round
stating lowest salary mld.M
WANTED-One good coat and one good
" pants maker Apply TO II. Jacobs, No :,
sou.n otu o. waco, Tex ml6.2t
WANTED-Board and lodging with a private
W family by young gentleman permancntlv
employed here, Address, stating terms Ii, &.
-, : y, Dun ftt ml6lw
WANTED-A school 10y competent teacher
has had two years experience. For infor'
nation nation address F. H. g., care Herald Office
Dallas Texas. mts iw
WANTED-The Texas Mutual Aid and Char
" liable Association wants canyassers
iiolne oilice, No, COS Main St, Dallas fe25.tf
WANTED--Good agents for the sale of stand.
~ ard and popular subscription books Tor
iSs2. z. T.. smith, manager D. Appleton 4 %.
4OS Main St, Dallas fe9i.,,n
WANTED-200 tie choppers 10 cut ties fur
" Central railroad Apply to w. J. McCray
Union Grove, Kaufman Co, Tex. fe2i-im
WANTED Parties having good grazing
w lands, well watered, In large tracts, al -
cash prices. Please address
l2S-u ROBERT CLARKE, Dallas, Tex
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Notices.

NoTlCE-Ad ADVERTISEMENT NAV he HANDED into
~ our business Office up 10 Up. m. and into the
COMPOSING room up Ia a. IN.
DAsruRE-l have most excellent pasture,
4 containing 800 acres plenty OF water and
good grass will pasture horses and cattle very
Isasonabie Leave orders atW H. Pattersons
drug store. r. G. Knight. mia n
NoIiCE-Rich mines In Sonora, Mexico leo
n ~ miles south OF Tucson, Arizona, for sale by
rleiu y Johnson, attorneys al law, COZ Main ST
heport OF mining export specimens of ore and
ASSAYS thereof, In office, All inquiries cheerllly
ansWereu. fel6
NorlCE-A liberal trade will be given for n
1 residence in pleasant part of the city, con.
upunii,s Sly or seven rooms. Address Residence,
nekALp once. j29tf
NoIiVk-Two frsteSss hotels, and 100 desir.
/ able lots, in the town of Mills point, also
SIX wei improved and unimproved farms, OF,
reasonable terms, or exchange for cattle will
also contract 10 deliver from one 10 five thous-
and head Of mixed cattle in the months of April
ana May. j2S.lm JNo. A. o'NEAI.
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9husirfau.

PHYSICIAN AND sURGEoN-Dr. Morton:
i Office over Exchange bank building, resi-.
dence s'o San Jacento street; telephone al resi-
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Department OF Insurance, Statistics and
History.
AUSTIN, TENAs, January q, 1852
To ALI WHOM II MAY CoscrRN,
This u 70 certify that the Milwaukee Mechan.
vs. Mutual Insurance Company. Of Milwaukee.
Wisconsin, has In all respects fully complied
Win the laws OF Texas NJ conditions precedent
10 It's doing business IN this State and that said
Company holds n Certificate Of Authority ffom
this otce, emitting II TO DO business In this State
for twelve months from the lat day Of January,
1872, 10 the 2lst day OF December 1857.
uiyen under my hand and seal et ONCE, In
Austin, the day and ,iaic hrst ahovr written.
4. W. ePAfGiiT, Commissioner.
J. y. GAMMA Aren't. Dallas Texas fes.2m
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luo,tcu to Loau.
Goardinp.
Exchanoc.

EoR EXCHANGE-One OF the most desirable
II residences In the suburbs of the city Tor
business part OF the city. A bargain will he
given. Address NJ. NJ, HERALD office. I2g.tf
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NEW ORLEANS. March 10 Futures opcned
steady at II q for May, but on lastcall advanced
closing steady at " Is for the same month, eight
points above yesteTaAy. SAles 81. 90
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10 70 DR. j. A. seegar. Dentist, TO have your
" den,alwork done lie warrants all nnlngs
and plates perfect IT. Call at 500 Elm and
Austin streets In Rodgers building from ia. IN
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| osT-The party who by mistake took pair
-. - OF newly repaired boots, wrapped In news
lpsber from NE posiofice desk In the post0fice.
VIII be rewarded by leaving at the Herald
Office. MI
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For &emt.
a:ouud.

EouND-A pocket book containing valuable
papers to the owner. The loser win please
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On cotton from Dallas are as follows:
Per 100 Pounds Per ION pound
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A QUARTER of century will elapse before the
funded debt can be exlingulshed.n accordance
with the terms of the original contract with the
bondhoders. The last installment of the ma
uonal bonded Indebtedness becomes due and
payable in 1907. II bears interest at per cent.
~ coin, and the principal of II Is S73S 5Gs, $50
This Is nearly 0ne-half of the whole interest
bearing debt of the United States
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-06-07
Aa,'castc: z:s,tclliqcnccr.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JUNE 2, 1882
AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
Its Annual Convention In st Paui-Dr. Atiee
for President.

LD1NAA ASSoSAA
Its Annual Convention In st. Paui-Dr. Alice
for President.
The twenty third session of the Ameri-
can medical association began is St. Paul,
Minn., with an attendance of over seven
hundred delegates and permanent men,
bers from all the states of the Union.
Protests from most of the societies
against the admission of the delegates of
tho New York state society, On account
Of their action in regard to consultation of
regular practitioners with homeopaths
were received by members with loud ap-
plause. They We're referred to the judicial
cDuncil for action.
Letters of regret from DIR. S. D. Gross,
of Philadelphia, anu Dr.. J. J. Woodward,
L. S. A., Of Washington, were read.
DIR. r. o. Hooper. of Little Rock, Ark .,
acting president. read the annual address,
in which he dwelt upon the Importance of
preventing the introduction into commune
ties OF contagious diseases, and stated it as
his opinion that vaccination should be
compulsory in III the states of the Union.
He pari tribu.a to the president of last
year, DIR. J. r. l!ndSen, who died recently
j. Woodward, al, is in Europe to regain
his health.
1t was decided to send message of
greeting TO DIR. Woodward by cable. The
Minnesota state society, in session at St.
Paul, were invited to attend the sessions
as members by invitation.
A communication from the WOman's g
National Christian Temperance Union was
then read by DR.. n. S. Da, is, OF Chicago
in which they advocated introducing the
study Of physiology. anatomy, hygiene,
and especially the results of the use of in
toxicating liquors upon the human body
rs part of hygiene, in schools supported
by public money. This was referred to
the section on state medicine.
The morning session then adjourned and
the delegates of the different states met
separately to elect their member in the
nominating committee. The Pennsylva-
MIA delegation chose DR.. Frickc, of Phila-
delphia, rs their representative, aud in
structed him to give his vote for the nom-
ination Of DR.. Atlee, Of Lancaster, for the
presidency.
In the afternoon the different sections
met At halls assigned Cor tho purpose of
reading aad discussing papers. DR.. Carl
Seller read 4 paper Oh the use of electri-
city in surgery and showed novel in
strument for the removal of bOny tumors.
He WAS also elected secretary of the sec
tion of laryegoiogy. DR.. J. G. Lee, of
Philadelphia, read paper On suicide and
Dr. Shoemaker a paper on chlorate Of pot
ash, &c.
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TWE
Purest and Best Medicine Ever Made.

a combination OF HOPS, HUCHU. MAN.
DRAKE and DASDELl0N, with all the best
and most curative properties of all other Bit
tiers, makes the greatest BLOOD PURIFIER,
LIVER REGULATOR and Life and Health
Restoring Agent on earth. No disease can
possibly long exist where HOpEitters are used
so varied and perfect arc their operations.
THEY GIVE NEW LIFE AND VIGOR 70
THE AGED AND lNFIRM,
TO all whose emplOymcnIs cause Irregular
ity OF the bowels or urinary organs, or who
require an Anetizer, Tonic and Mild Stimu-
lent, Hop Eitters are Invaluable, without in.
tONicatiEg. No matter what your feelings or
symptoms are what the disease or ailment is
use Hop Filters, Don't wait until you are
sick. but if yOu only feel bad or miserable use
them 1T once. 1t may save your life; 1t has
saved hundreds. $500 will lie paid for a case
they will not cure or help. DO not suffer or
let your friends suffer, but use and urge them
to use HOP BITTEleS. Remember lion Bit.
ters Is no vile, drugged, drunken nOstrum
but the Purest and Best Medicine ever made !:
the "Invalid's Friend and Hope" and no
person Or family should be without them.
u. i. q. Is an absolute and irresistible cure
for Drunkenness, use of opium, tobacco anu
narcotics.
ss-sold by Druggists. SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
HOP HITTERS MFG. CO..
Rochester, n. u, and Toronto, ont,
jul-lmcOd&w
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A Delicious Banquet.

The modern CpicE!c s. too often Athlete
with dyspepsia, indigestion Or constipation
after having S;tiatcd lis appetite with Il de-
licious banquet and all the lu Xurlcs of the sea-
son. HurdiOck's Blood Bitters are Il positive
cure tor these and all other disorders OF the
stomach. Price g.. For sale at II. L. COcli-
rams drug store, l37 North Queen street. Ian.
caster.
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DIR. O. w. BENSON'S
New Remedy and F'avorite Prescription.
SKIN CURE
10 Warranted to Cure

is Warranted to Cure
ECZEMA, TETTERS. HUMORS, MILAN
NATION, MILK CRUST, ALL ROUGH
SCALY ERUPTIONS, DISEASES OF
HAIR AND SCALP, SCROFULA,
ULCERS. PIMPLES AND
TENDER ITCHINGS
on all parts of the body. 1t makes the skin
white, soft and smooth; removes tan and
frcckes, and is the Best toilet dressing in the
Orld. Elegantly put up, two bottles III ono
package, consisting OF both internal and ex
ternal treatment.
All frst-class druggists have 1t. Price 81 pei
package.
q. n. CRITTENTON, ll5 Fulton street, Now
York, Is wholesale agents for Dr. &. W. Ben
sons remedies.
june7-lmd. NJ ,WSS&wG
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SLERrLgSS nights, made miserable by that
terrible cough. ShlOh's Cure is the remedy
for you. For sale ut COchran's drug store. II7
North Queen st. myl-lwtlcowSw
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Will you suffer with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint? ShilOh's VitaliZer il guaranteed
to cure You. For sale at COchrans drug store,
ia North Queen ST. myllwdeOw&w
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MEDICAL.

They have been tested time and time again,
and always with satisfactory results. The
preparation just meets the necessities OF the
made to cure, and what they have cured and
WILL CUEE: Neuralgia. Nervousness, Sick
Headache, Nervous Headache. Dyspeptic
Headache; SleeplcssnCss, Paralysis and Dys-
pepsia. These diseases are all nervous diseases.
Nervousness embraces nervous weakness,
irritation. dependency, melancholy and a
restless dissatisfied miserable state OF mind
and body. indescribIble.
These are some of the symptoms of nervous.
ness; now, to be fully restored to health and
fcentS you can satisfy yourself that there IS a
cure for you, and for s. at the very farthest
all lit they are represented to BE- and % arc DS guar ar
anteed to to give satisfaction if used as direct
cd and WILL CURE any case.
Sold by all druggists. Price, 30 cents n box.
Depot JOG Eutaw street. Baltimore, Md. by
mail, two boxes for 81 90. or six EOxcs for $2jO
10 any address.
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AN Old Lady writes us: II am GJ years Old
and was feeble and nervous all the iIme When
bought bottle OF Parkcr's Ginger Tonic.
have used little more than one bottle and feel
as well as 1t 30" see other column.
iul-lmlpOilS ScOW
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The windowfulof ladies' shoes
is at Chestnutand Thirteenth.
The collection embraces sec
ond quality shoes from So to S.,
and first quality from S. to sis.
BY first quality we mean finest
material, work and finish. By
second quality we mean honest
material, honest work and fair
finish. There is a third quality,
made in imitation of these, a full
account of which would be di-
verting. To write it, however,
one would have to know the Sc
crets of many a tannery and
shoe-shop, whose maxim is To
Seem, not to Be.
We prefer to deal in the first
and second qualities. We do
deal in the third, the quality of
shams, a little; but we mean to
stop it: We regret that there is
so much demand for shoes hav-
ing a certain look at prices which
compel them to be mere shams.
1t doesn't seem to accord with
our policy of giving satisfaction.
We should be glad to say now
that we havn't a bogus shoe in
the store.
West OF middle aisle, near Market street.
JOHN WANAMAKER. !
Chestnut. Thirteenth and Market streets
and City-hall square.
PHILADELPHIA. !
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DON'T FAIL TO EXAN,yI
OUR EIGHT DOLLAR SHIT
1T IS EQUAL To ANY SUIT
SOLD ELS WHERE FOR
TWELVE DOLLARS. STRICT
LY ALL WOOL.
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Don't Throw I'm tho SPONGE

When suffering humanity are enduring the
horrors OF dyspepsia, indigestion, or nervous
and general dcbf1ity, they are TOO often in
clined 10 throw up the sponge and resign
BurdOck Blood i;itters the unfa ling remedy
Price 81. FOR safe 1T IL. Il. Cochran's drug
store, l37 North Queen street. Lancaster.
SHILoH'S EilaiiEer is what you need tor Con-
Stipati0n. Loss of. appetite. Dizziness and all
symptoms ot Dyspepsia Price 10 and % cents
per bottle. For sale ut Cochran : drug store
l3I North queen 81. myl lwdeOw&w
Tia, poor GedriGden invalid wife, sister
mother, Or daughter. can be maize the tic:u
Of health by II few bottles Of Hop i,ittcrs.
WiW You tet them suffer- when so easily
cured. jul-2wdSw
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Only these are at full prices:

Boys and girls school hats,
ready to put on, IS cents. Yeddo
reed hats, 10 cents. White os-
trich plumes, So.
Block ribbons + Inch, 81; 12-
inch, So. There are three quail
ties. This is first. We have the
second; but not the third. The
third quality is sold al o5 cents.
Remnants of ribbons, without
much regard to value, ? to 50
cents a yard; along the south
wall.
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S600 HE"AEp'
OVER a MILLION or
PROF. GUILMETTE'S
French Kidney Pads

Have already been sold in this country and in
France every one OF which las given perfect
satisfaction, and has performed cures every
time when used according to directions. We
now say TO the afflicted and doubling that we
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Southeast corner of main building.

Mems and boys rcady-made
clothing is down. 1t has been
down all along; but now we
have found out which is low
enough and which isn't; and
have made it all even by mark
ing down whatever sorts seem
not to have been low enough.
About a quarter of all we
have is now marked down; and
the change amounts to a fifth in
most cases; that is, you save S.
on every $40.
East of middle aisle, near Market-street.
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FRENCH KIDNEY PAD.

WHICH CURES BY ABSORPTION,
Ask your druggist for Prof. Guimcttc's 3
French Kidney PAT, and take no other. IT he
has not got it, send 500 and you will receive
the Pad by return mail.
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PROF. GUILMETTE'S
French Liver Pad

Will positively cure Fever and Ague, Dumb
Aguc, Aguc Cake, Bilious Fever, JannIice,
Dyspepsia and all diseases of tho Liver
Stomach and Blood. Price, $I.5O by mail
Send tor Prot. Guilmettc's Treatise on the
Kidneys and Liver, free by mail. Address
FRENCH PAD CO., Toledo, Ohio.
For sale at KAUFFA ANS DRUG STORE
North Queen Street. may6-lydW&S
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A
JOHN WANAMAKER'S,
PHILADELPHIA.
WEDNESDAY:
Ready-made dresses ofa black
and-white striped fabric that
looks like summer silk, but is
silk-and-cotton. For roughish
wear they will be found quite
good enough; betterinlccdthan
summer-silk. Well made and
substantial; but the chief virtue
is in the price, $40.
1901 and l3O, Chestnut street, second 1,oor
These black silks at 81 are
notable:
satin merveilleux, aoL9;nch,
satin, 22-inch.
grOs- grain, 20-incb,
surah, 23-inch.
Colored silks of all fabrics are
as abundant as ever; brocades
and mixed color-devices ditto.
Next-outer circle, southeast from centre
Matelasse flannel, quite heavy
and so inches wide, S1.35. Light
all-wool brownish cloth, jaggedly
diagonalor small-checked, pecu
liarlysuited for traveling-dresses,
54-inch, S1.25;. same with OBJ
scure red-and-blue plaid, s1.5o.
Gray-mixedladies' cloth, 5o-inch,
IS cents-only grays ; hence the
price, which should be 81.
Outer circle, Thirtccnth-strcct entrance.
Dress-hannel at IS cents is
not expected to be very good ;
but at IS cents it is. Well; We
have the 35-cent quality at IS
several colors.
Outer circle, northeast from centre.
Untrimmed hats and bonnets
are down ; not merely what are
left of our own; but what are
left in the wholesale market; !;
thousands. The prices are a
third to 4 half.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-09-21

Columbia, Stephen S. Leighton.
Jonesboro, *Charles l.. Smith
Charlotte, Daniel j. Fisher
Robbnston. John NJ. Smith
PASSPORT, Benz. F..kilby.
Calais, Edward C. Goodnow
Nanceboro, *Elisha I. Hobrook
Fusion.
East Machias. John C. Talbot
Cutler, James T. Mathews.
IoRK.-Enttled to Is.
Republican.
kittery, James II. Rowell
No Berwick. Moses Wentworth
Lebanon. Chas ID. Fall
Newteld. *Isaac NJ. Trafton.
Limngton. *WinfieldS Small
WATERFORD, isaac 4. Deering.
Hollis. *Cyril p. Harmon.
Alfred, John Hall.
Blddeford, Charles II. Prescott
Saco, George A. Emery.
Fusion.
South Berwick, George F. Goodwin.
Cornish, George H. Milliken.
kennebunkport. Charles f. Perkins
Biddeford. John B. Donovan.
In the towns of York and Wells there is 4
dispute as to which is entitled to the represent
alive and each has selected a man. Wells has
selected a Democrat and York Republican
the opposition party in each place declining to
vote on the question.
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NEARLY COMPLETE RETURNS SHOW A REPu B
LICAN PLURALITY OF OVER NINE THOUSAND.
The Lewiston journal publishes detailed re-
turns Of the late election in Maine, covering MI
the State, except eleven small places which in
1880 cast III Republican and 800 Fusion votes.
The result was as follows:
Frederick Robbie. = en5
Harris NJ. Pai>ted. ......................tS; GlS
soon chase OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. WI. ,2H
Ninton and Eu,ts. ................. 400
Republican Plurality. ........... .......... 43s7
hepupbcln MAJORITY -..... .-.-.......... a,443
The total vote will be about is 600 -against
IA 500 two years ago-a falling of of 9,26G
The Republican vote will be about %. 120. Flu
sion 63,ooo, Chase / .244. Eustis 80, Nnton 100.
The Republican vote two Years ago was 13,544:
50 that the Republican vote this wear is only
about 400 less than in the wear Of the great
presidential contest. when the vote is always
larger than in other years The Fusion vote
two years ago was 1910: 50 that their vote
has fallen off about 10000. About 200 of these
voted for Chase 5000 for Eobie and } 500 re-
fused TO come out on account of their DISGUST
with fusionsm
Messrs. Reed Dinghy. Boutelc and Milliken
trcpS.) are elected to Congress by from 800 to
10000 rlurality-all running Slightly ahead of
the governor. This makes solid Republican
delegation of four members from Maine in the
18th Congress. Ina>much ls the delegation
stands , Republicans to Fu>on>t> in the
present Congress Republican majority of
only one,-the net gain is three members.
The Republicans elect > senators to the
fu>ionists from Knox and Waldo In
the House the Republicans will have los
representatives to the Fu>on,t> fl, With il tie
in the Hiram district, and no election in the
Wells district. This will give the Republicans
~ majority on Joint ballot thus in>uring TIE
reelection Of senator FRYE
The Republicans carry fourteen counties And
the Fu~ioni,ts two by the following pluralitics:
Rep. Plurality. Fusion Plurality
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MEssAGEs fNNM rmE MESSENGERS.

", Waldv. .....-....-..- N9
V y toh '''''.'..'-lln t
MESSAGES FROM THE MESSENGER
1t was the Bangor Messengers tun Int week
and it gave tefunct Plai>tedism hrn,d,i,I,
under the following heading, Fusion Coufuspd
Coy Plai,ted has Wihdrtwu-In Accorlanc,
with peremptory demand Of the Messenger Tn,
Whole Fusion ticket is defeated Ten Thousano
Greenbackers refused to vote for Fusion ND
most OF Them remained away frni,, III. Mil
George Washington I.oJd will resume hi.
Grocery Bu>inc,>-Joseph Dane Mil remain !,
Banker-DanieI II Thinc ran stiIl hnr L,,rn,ar
Thomson H. Nur.h can rrsII,n. thn ,,r.,,.ficn ot
his profession-rhr Straiaht (,rr4nhrlLn,..
came out of the campaign with honor.
NH. ,.,...,t.,.,.
90 ~
me fu>Ion>t> are raising the old cry that the
election IN Maine has been carried by bribery.
1t Is false cry. The returns show that tn,
heavy kepubllchn gains are made in the country
towns, among a staid population to which cor
ruptlon Is stranger. The only Fusion gains
were IN places like Blddeford. >aco and Auburn,
towns that arc->o the Fusioni>t> IN past wears
nave assured peculiarly susceptible to the
influence of money on election day. Press.
oI-DrIThp\~ ron nm, MN. !. <I,l,s
rbe IAN ,ri,,.,. ,,,.,.,,,t. Ill, f,,1.,;.,..
n,oi,iT 49,, i;' ri "'> 'i'i i'"'" w
Nm ti,at III h '',o -" XXX
Ell ~ MIAMI ri.:, ~ = - y '''. : ''"N
Wh.,t i",,,",. ,'a,,,;,,..,i,,, f ,,.I.
MAN fshailn' ~. '''''''''''''h n ~ S''''
Thorn na''I 4, .1..r,
thi lr,a,. - ~ t" '"''' l'"i'i
wiz IN II ~ = ~ ",h' e. ur'
IL "n q Il ~ ~ ''''' 'i''' "'i
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CREDIT WHERE II i DIE.
When thc RrpubIican. ,rr ui,iuo credits IA
good work in the Maiur c1unnirn. thry nI,t
not forget Hon. +. \. Dow of Portland fine
Chairman of the Executive , committee Of tbp
Republican State COMMITTEE. HI. nr~,uilrtiop
was a marvel of arrIra,y and min,,fsn,.,. H.
curing not only the greatest ministry hut rlrf
resource and executive capacity, For farrr1rb-
inc organization MIR Dot>'> :, stpn i 81 u,n,Icl
His hast canvas, wa, 80 accurate, thgt in Town
not differ more than three or four from the c,ti-
mated vote of the camN a~scrs. Boston jour
INNS AND HAPPENINGS.
This has not been Il good Wear for ''>il,-
..The Inpisl,turn sn,.,n. ~ H.. p.,,,l,Ii,.,,, "
SAWS the Lewiston Gazette of Tri,l,y in g, L.,I
line. If ID.
one >uo,,Sta ma, i. ,,.,,nrtnl ~ b,,. ,,,,u
lily ,r,", 3 1 ON tne Name r'crll3n-
~ in''' tfn4rlt li"N tllithl ~ M'lhr proves
TX iio1i ~ vTnl p'S'I' " Noi'
ihls = "li 'il. MatillaS mon lnluN hrall To-
~ ~ III .leS''o'i i'tuIns '"lii'li'h'S' vs. WI
Eyrn I'nrIr SoIon rba.... n.rt,. +, Main,
turn. ONT to be of the thrrr-fnr-,-.,,nt ,.,rrty'
The totaI yotr tnr t,nyernnr this ynn,. will
only fan ,ho,,t 1 ono .I,n,t ~ III wv, II IlSn
The Arous thinks ..'rbnrn,s =, Iand thot i.
fuirer than This Very likely INF ILL >uits n.
nr,tty WIFI rEIIswnrth Amrri,..,n
..kipu pIaistod" was nnt onl,, vIiunnl i,
the state but in his own civ and comfy III.