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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-31

The Congressional apportionment
bill got up by the Republicans Of the
Senate and insisted Oh by those who
expect to be considered honest and
honorable men, may justly challenge
criticism upon such pretensions. The
Stewart gerrymander can only gain
little respectability in comparison with
the M'Cracken-Cooper monstrocity,
but neither possesses the fairness and
decency that ought to be expected
from Representative under oath to
obey and maintain the mandates Of
the Constitution in the enactment of
laws for the people, instead Of form
ing these laws 10 meet the cmergcn.
cies of the worst phase OF party poll.
tics in violation Of its provisions. The
Democratic house in their ankle.
ty to frame a generous bill and obtain
prompt action from the opposition by
conceding more than they were entitled
to, did not take in the extreme mean
ness of set of politicians who have
houri-hed in system Of ballot thiev.
ing and corrupt practices in elections,
perhaps made n mistake in failing to
insist upon the right to the full extent
of fair and equal representation. They
ought to have remembered that by
yielding an inch to rogues, they would
demand an ell. But they did it for
the best, and are not to be cen.ured.
At present there is no indication that
the Republican Senate will permit
any apportiomment to be made They
are entirely satisfied with the old
gerrymauders, and will Use their pow.
cr to continue the outrage.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-31

The result of the election in Vir.
ginia which came off last week, ia n
crushing defeat Of the Malone man
agemeut, and proves that the people Of
that great state are not to be sold for
thepatronage and plunder which Presi.
dent Arthur and his administration
placed at the disposal of the political
boss chosen to corrupt them. The
Mah5ne-Arthur coalition is not sue.
cess, aud while the result crushes the
boss it also disgraces the President
who permitted his party to be placed
as mere outriders or cats-paw to a
faction as contemplate and treacher.
Gus az 1t was dishonest and brutal in
management.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-31

THE Car of Russia was crowned
on Sunday last, amid great pomp and
parade, without disturbance or dyna.
mite aecompaniments.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-31

Ir j. quite clear now that the Ecpub.
lican leader, Of the legislature did not
intend from the first to legi-la'e in the
interest Of honesty and the equal rights
Of the citizens otthe state, but de.nr.
mined that all their efforts should be
expended in making political points.
The courts and honest citizens for two
or three years past hay" imposed some
announcement restraint. against frauds
at the polls and tn" corrupt leader IN
the legislature see necessity To secure
by legislation or no legislation the
advantage ih'F nave 'hJ"N'n '"r the
'"'' g" year, W d ,'''''''''' "''"
unjust gsrrymander '' 'he 'ongr'''
sIonai ana legislative aPP'ruonmen's.
What they have lost by the efforts Of
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-31

ALL the bills passed by the Demo
cratic House of interest to the work
ingmen, are butchered in the Repub-
lican Senate. The last was the "em-
ployers liability bilI' which Senator
Coke the other day endeavorcd to
have placed on the calender. The
vote on the motion was twelve Demo
Gratis for and tweuty.three Republicans
against it.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-31
s Horrible Rum0r

1na .roay So carDrrD.

WAtu>oroS, Ma 2G.-rp to . =. m
to-day not word had been heard at the
War Department from General Crook
The rcpor, coming from Chicago today.
to the effect that his command bad
muuntcd, created some unca-.nes. At
. the Department, and dispatches were
at once sent 70 the frontier for the la,est
Information from hi. command.
Cm,ao. Mag 2G-Ad.-r.tcn received
here from Tombstone. Arizona. e,rly
! thl. morning. say- a rciiabla citizen i1
/ there from San Jo.e Mine. sonora. with
the news tla, . terrible disaster b,a
/ uarrcncd General Crook and marty.
+ nj. iuf.-rp,,..r ,yfirI. r,r,.. r,or,
e9ol .ogrra cav. tho india, s.,r,.
u,l,.ri.i when I,, ,.. l.,.r,. ,,r -s,..,.
/ Madr.. and m,..err,5 resrly ,Eo cr,,r.
command. the General b5m.clf holm,
one Of the y.et.m. ARMY officers on
|lbi- side ID, the line dl.cr,d., the ya.
nor,
,r..,...-...r ,....... ~. .. .rl
''''
~ '''
- ~ '''1''.' ~ "
'.' ,'' >'.'" '.'"'"
y. .''' 2 '''.'' ~ ''' '' '''' "' '''''
~ '', .-'@..'' ''''''.' al '"''h'fh"
hAl 81" Says "a hFhi ocoIrfcd ~ the
Tt. d.,oal 80 r.,.... .l,..
Nav .,b cra,E,. ,jy.oco wa. an,
bu.hei and defeated
Tho entire force then followed and
overlook the Indians. A desperate cn
ehrcmout followed, lasting several
hour. Thirty ronoead"s were killed.
lfnHa .E EprT heavy
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-31

THE inquiry is mootcd whether
there be a sufficient amount of graft.
tude hcaving in the bosom- Of K. b.
Hayes and wife to adopt the two or.
phan. of Eliza pink-ou' Doubtful,
But certainly John sherman and stan.
lev Matthews cannot afford 70 -e" the
orphans Of the mother .oi Hay,' adj.
miui-tratiou suffer, particularly when
th,v boar The names of these di,iiu.
gui.hed statesmen.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-31

The Phila. Record says that there
are Republicans in Philadelphia who
will give heavy odds that Blaine will
have three-iourths Of the delegates Of
the State in the next Republican Ma,
tional convention. Not so, unless he
gets the consent of Cameron, or per-
haps Boss Quay who is now his lieu
tenant in command.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-31

THE Republicans Of Ohio do not
seem TO be happy over the political
outlook in that state, and as the time
for the meeting of the State Conven.
tion nears, are discussing the propriety
or necessity of postponing for a time,
The temperance question is the dis.
turbing element and they desire to OBJ
tain some decision of the courts to re.
lieve them Of its complications.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-31
Political aud Legal Victory.

As Attorney Gcncssl Cassidy gets
older ia h.- Office the wisdom Of making
a'm attorney general is copurned. The
lower courts and the 80 1rerac courts
-u-ialn he law. The rlgIl Of remosa!
Inherent lu the executive has bcel
clearly cstab'aacd IN the recorder case.
""corder Lane Goc. out There il
political triumph for Governor Psttisou
.u th's result and legal triumph for
Ar. Cassidy which must be doubly salts.
'yluE -Pt.. Er-ef
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-31

' - ''. 900" 'H"'4'i' y l'!a''l
under the management Of bis most
. experienced and active engineer.
What Mr. W. :. Quay don't know
about running a political machine
need not be known. That he viii be
ambitious TO make a good report to
the absent chief bo,. 5, to be expected.
Political aud Legal Victory.
/ As Attorney Gcncssl Cassidy gets
/ older in h.- Office the wisdom Of making
/ am attorney general is copurned. The
I lower courts and the 80 rrerle courts
-u-raln he law. The rIgIt OF removal
inherent ju the executive has been
/ clearly csmb'saci IN The recorder case.
/ Recorder Lane roc. out There il =
+ political triumph for Governor Pattison
+ .n th's result and legal triumph for
+ Ar. Cassidy which must be doubly salts.
/ 'ylur.-Pa. Hr-5-k
IHas the conclusions Of the Spring.
field HJal.-a the ruling Of Attorney.
Genera. Brewster releases the national
tank and bankers from some millions
+ OF taTcs accruGug between December ],
l''2 and March 9 and January J, 1859.
. he act Of tho Iastnamed date repealed
/ oil Of these taxes except such As are
now due and payable" The effect Of
lHo rutpr b., therefore, to repeal some
OF these taxes from December J, and
other from January although the
act was not passed l.I March 8. The
nuH sections mostly take effect on the
I.t Of July but the section repeating
The dulc- on changes took effect March
Ih" section reducing letter postage
from three 20 two cents taxes effect
October ]. Thu. different provisions Of
iho tariff sct take effect upon Eve or
SIX Hercut datc-, the earliest three
mouths before ll- enactment and the
latest seven months after.
TEACH ruE Gmr, Srwlsa.--Wi,h tho
an.,ersa. Introduction arl use Of sewing
machine ,aa PHniarh.a Rr,ard thinks.
a.s come o natural dasa8oace IN tho rrac.
uaa o' han4rca.-r The women who
long since learned 20 ply the needle in
."l't and almoa, invisible stitches are fast
joining iae great wr r.ari'v, leaving no sue.
n0.-"'- 3" their sA... Sewing has already
ceased % ha household SIT, and takes
raaE among the mechanical trades. To
understand sewing uow means 70 have a
practical acquaintance with The varied
cspscsuos Of various sewing machines. By
means of complicated mechanical devices
The clothing which thirty years ago would
have cost mall fortune 5. now made 50
chcsr'y as 10 bo within easy reach Of the
poorest among thrifty people. The olsbo-
ra'" ingenuity once displayed IN patching
aad daruine and turning and resatchinr !.
now considered waste of time. Clothing
d. Inexpensive. and The time is required FOR
other duties. reasons ,bo boBsovir. =,
tho roni garments cast s.ide 10 BE- replsead
by a now one. THIS j. not the universal
practice. but u Is sufficiently general 10
establish q household rule. And this milo
5. the occasion of multitude Of complsipt.
from mothers who find no opportunity m
,boir own homes to teach ,har daughter.
hou "a SOW II an, ..f ,l,.s, 1..s,..- 49,.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-31

w. MILEs WNLKEE,
Secretary
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-18

tain tho same result, within the
limit Of their means, by res0rting
to the photograph.
This is all right for the rich and
all right for the poor: it makes
wealthy men out Of fine engravers
and excellent photographers and it
does not controvert the assertion
that the portrait painter can be a
fine artist; but it does incline to
the belief that to be a very
successful portrait painter one must
be an exceedingly clever falsifier
with u brush and it does prove that
as IN art which benefits and en-
mobiles the human race the portrait
painting Of CHS age is fathoms deep
below landscape art, where the
colorist and the lover of nature looks
out upon the broad heavens, upon
the smiling expanse of nature as
seen in woods, in waters, in magni.
fcent mountain masses, and In the
quiet and peaceful rural scenes, and
then turns to the canvass and trans
fers to 1T the bright, the glorious,
the moving features which these
things have imaged in his glowing
mind. S.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-18

We anticipating larger trade this Fall than
have made for
goods ever brought into the west
In our Black and Ooo Silk Department will be found goods of III.
able all She cngs and designs which
vELvETS AND PLUsHEs.
ordered large quantities of Velyet Pushes Brcade
to s rSa p oas @
% sa as We also handle f'' o
DRESS GOODS AND CLOTHS
80 ~: : Is
oS S s s ans as . s 1 A the s:s ss o.
e s snns e. p WI
% oul &c '' and h0
CLOAKS AND GARMENTS.
anything 3ss Linz e c sv s W BEFORE k h s .5
and bette. be found elsewhere prices always
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
the latest and %os ssgsn. Novelties
everything pertaining Clssk Trimmings
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
and fun Ras Ind % % the
fgures O'A A"O 40" % AA'' very Close
"Chn Bros Celebrated Gs especially msde for BY Foster
worth @ more than the ss Glove sss really
FLANNELs, BLANKETS AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Th dsgasut pe and everything that pertains goods
r. ed. M W. Ito q.
Msdras MaissIs oat
LAoEs AND EMBRoDER1Es
~ H t. ] ss @ no s ss a aes .as ss s
we have this
sHAwLs, SKIRTS JERSEYS ETC.
zs ssy sss s s7 knit
CORSETS
new In s., s 5 the old ve maAs and are constantly adding
returned. -
COIN BROS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-18
For the HERALD
A MOONLIGHT REVERE.

High il the moon,
And DER the placid lake,
She sheds her silver beams
In radiance bright.
On flows the stream,
Like gigantic snake,
Whose phosphorescent folds
Hume the night.
Owls boot and fly,
While wary water fowl
Now feed in peace eecure,
Till dawn shall break.
Still is the scene;
Anon q wolf msy howl;
Such melancholy tones
DO naught awake.
Luna is queen;
The stars around her throne
Emit mellow glow,
Which charms the eye.
Silent she reigna:
The king Of day alone
Exceeds her brilliant light,
While in the sky.
Her consort king
L. charming other parts;
Yet, faithful to his VOW,
On her be smiles.
Fair. happy bride,
Her joy doth charm all hearts;
Her ughing. loving face
Nature begul' es.
Our world doth sleep,
Few signs of life appear;
The winds the waters wave;
The river rolls,
And all around
The sounds which reach the ear,
Betoken Daught Of man
Or human souls;
Yet, well"we know
The worll for man was made,
For him the wids expanse
Of earth was spread.
The sun and moon,
And all the stars might fade
No matter what remained
Were men sll dead.
ARMEsE.
'alt Lake City. November 18th, 1883.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-18
TAPE.WORM
PILES

Consultation at the Office is FREE and
invited. Thorough examination and sd-
vice. including analysis of urine, So.
Come at once-dc not gut It off. ALI
correspondence strictly confidential.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-18
COHN BROS.
To Our Patrons.

After getting the Lowest quotations on ANY
Article In our line in the CITY, come to us, and we
will GIVE YOU BETTER AND NEWER GOODS at LESS
FIGURES THAN YOU CAN FIND ELSEWHERE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-18

SHQ THU h0uCn StS,
Can be con.ulted daily from 9 o'clock
q. m. to O'Clock PM, and from Z % 8
O'Clock pm. Sundays from 10 I'm. to l
pm. He has had twenty-five years ex-
perience in the special treatment Of all
Venereal, Sexual and Chronic Diseases,
and guarantees to cure all urinary
Diseases, Syphilitic or Mefcurial AZ
iections Of the Throat, Skin
or Bones, NERVOUS DFBuITY.
Impotency and Lost Manhood, exhausted
Vitality, Seminal Weakness, Spermator.
rbes. Paralysis, and all the terrible effects
Of Self Abuse, youthful follies aad ex.
ceeses In maturer yesrs, Nocturnal Ennis
sion, the effects Of which are various,
maddening and destructive 70 both body
and mind, and unless cured will ter
inmate fatally. The preserce of the
disease causes q continual consciousness 8
Ut allow and gradual decay OF all The
power OF body and mind with loes of
manly power and vigor, defective mem
ory, heart affections. loss o: sight, noises
IN the hesd and ears, confusion OF ideas,
aversion TO society, excessive prostration,
trem bling OF the hands and limbs con-
sumption, marssmus and ultimate de-
rangement Of the mind. The will power
becomes go weak that the person seems
to lose control of himself and cannot
look one square in the face. It also causes
Dyspepsia and Indigestion with Hear.
and Kidney Disease.
TAPE.WORM
Expelled In 24 Hours. No Cure,
No Pay.
PTT,FS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-18
M. II. LlPMAM

The Leading Clothier, 155 and 157 MAIN STREET. F
25 MERCER STREET, NEW YORK.
, 1883-03-31
Resolutions 0. Condols1cs.

Hall oF NIGIANT H. L l. 20.
HAusA WaLLt y. T.. March y. lSS3.
To THE OgFICs rs AND hEaBERs 0F VIGI-
LIANT H. 4 l. 20. No. I;-YOar camn.It;ee
sFp Ia.sI 20 dra-s ..d report a rne.aoEiSl
ex",r>sive q ;!.c irey sorrow OF the mem
Derz o, tlis company ~ she death of our
eo.nTsGe Roe Sts. u.osS rsss see;faliy sab
.a,E ne / l.nssi.,, .---------
HH2gsts. / Lat.n- p!s aei Almighty
cd "a has d,yIue vis9cm, to rr noje sy
3os-h n ,m araols n. car ecHrai- Robert
.,to.t. therefore, be IL
R-so'scd. : ha5 ucIl- We iov in rersrent
sgi.ial-si0R % the decree Ct tire SI.Ie,He
E-i-r Il - Us:t-rs, We n,se the iess
g;icSs IL dsru --:ro- ~ TIE loss i ccr tie
G lscd conlra,.c.
Rs52'gsi. I'm, u. ,ae ,i-sJh of or com
r-,i- ho,,cs roft oar cruutry as- lost
s.ol -rtz-r. ia- eonnlrui-y a. ronarab.e
sGs gpr -a- ..ar. ne W. lat iiG. < A. d
Lts,1. Cur-:.ss. p. M I. .au..i i! :aemh.-r
al.r ,sii -i"1s u@i r
+ .y,r,d. Cs,' w. ,1cid cur heart; r;
fyu3 'At'E - ~ .rTfrf@i iHi'i'! =. - y,
ts bc-r = ter SAL - e..d .i-a.' a.ii '--Iun,
ea1 :rtr vie q. ,a,lIn for tie !os. of
fri. nd sEi r.anrsiC. ~ - 2. tie r-l-i AMI
esfr,g az iR-5s q EArL - ga. devoted
h';snsf.d ana fash'r.
ossolrs,i That a. /. 5s,rk af r,-reet for
-s.r 3e>e,'s;i .o'ara'e. or apparatus asi
."rss ~ df,p q ~ mourning fos tlJrty days.
sui that The u-rn. srs 0G tIiN Co-n-,aTY UesT
tie us...l hsas, "f 7, JJfGiag Tor sad F.ri"f.
A-d fe u fGrfhe-
Rsso'rzS. 7. a. & coly # these rcs iItions
he transmitted 20 the =m.is of ner Il. ssa--.i
g 80 ale .gi SO = cogy iuFn,-htG - ;hr
oses. 'o- pa'li-s'i.r.
7 J. RaRISsoN,
RoBEET CRANE.
EugARD P. EDsrS.
Com ,.IG;-s.
, 1883-03-31
Blowing the Mud Out. "

Ia h,s last letter 0ur Ainsworth cures.
,oIIeat ye ,h.t the respectable Peo pie OF
Ainsworth have once in great whis had
OCCASION 10 clear the social atmosphere OF
some of its contaminating and disease Ell
yendering ingredients. by summary process,
and Just nox there crop out indic.iious OF
on intention to elbow the mud ou,' once
more. The social sediment ia getting alto
gether to thick tor tie peace ard safety OF
t..e b att.r class ii TIE munit,, AMI the
GnGeIcarreut o. opinion Ioriend' that ii II
does not speedily move on current OF
Indignation viii sbon slaiee it across, or liz
to the Saake Iiver. There IS Al excess OF
losfers. thieves. gamblers AMI seilsd doves
IN tins toan. and the sooner they had !;
convenient t. travel, the sus'r they viii be
u get away without an escort.
, 1883-03-31
FRAUD.

Scattered on the ground are Gse boque;s
and floral Wrsaths with inscriptions,
Compliments Of Match Manufacturers. %
Respects Of Peripmery Manufacturers,
Patent Medicine Manufacturers, and
Yours Forever, soothia. Syroq Iauu-
iac:urers. The Graphic IS doing splsn-
did work for the working cissI and pro-
ducers If this country, and from lta sue
cess the American people evidently &ppre-
ciate the GOOD service.
, 1883-03-31
The Latest Electrical Discovery.

The Rev. Nix Gilbert, during an ad-
dress in Christ Church the other night,
remarks the Ota5o T'n.fs, while speaking
of the teiephont, aske5 his audience If
they would be astDniEbe Z + re were 10 tell
them that it was nov proved 10 be posi-
bic to convey, by means Il electricity,
vibrations of light T. not only speak
with your distan; TREND, bat actually to
see him The ops-the name Of
the instrument which slsHled Us 20 do
this-Nas the very latest scientific di-cor'
cry, and to Dr. Gaidrah, OF YicaoTia be-
longsd the proud distinction Tie tFiaI
of This wonderful! i,s.rum,ct took ylace
az Melbourne Gu tte 2l.- r O,.e5cr last
in me presence of some Iorty s-:s2tlGe
aud pubic uoa, aai was Ia success.
Sitting IN a dark room, ti.s SAY qgojy
on large di,k Of Eh;;s blEH.shei metal
the raco cDur,o q EiraliaZtln vi b It's
myriad hosts If active hliusS. Eacn
minute detail stood our v.ih perfect aili-
ity to the original, and - ,hey looked at
the wonderful picture through biaoguiag
eissae:, 1t was difficult &, imagine that
they were not actually on sle course
itseif and MOVING among those whose &C
tions they could 81 completely scan
, 1883-03-31
P5:55l.l E>atioa-

n. '. Don.ey !. in iHi~ city.
!. z. Steer i ionroy Is in this city.
II. ". Gso-rnau q; Dayton is in this city.
Ell. Eurnonz. Of tie y. P 2. r., Is in this
city.
BON. Th.r.. Z Brents arrived heEe iro;n the
east yesterday.
Rev. J. 6. Bskcr viii preach this evening at
the 2sptist Cbarch.
Hr.. 5. G. Whitman, seeaaspanis,i by Miss
L in. .Ie n tn ely visiting their relatives
IT, s.sriff sold :; ,;aesol,ez's feet ;Lism"-r
l., Il ru'ilir auction On tie corner Of Aian AM
l.hisI stre-;s.
A. McK.naie, E-o.. :i'e ecerge,ie a5eat Of
"a, rsciac 4:a.aai Lfz Ia=u=anee Co, . in
this a.ly, and WI proceed 70 Spoksns F..Ii'
to-lunTlrw.
Ben Hirsch, prominent IseIchsni o. Pm
ror came down hi, incoming, aIii al. iea'e u
alrr3zs lot Por.s7at
IL. Irwia. a 40 s--i'i'-s .ast acr''-- 'hr Inc
in Una-il' a c .,.aty, pa-Eed throa;' tins e;y
iran Ike Yakima c5a-tTy 70 day.
Me. Giassf ri o'.r ertsrTrisinS end p1b.io-
.si.;tsI t,el,, Gilman, Gisf,stc' lei -" wagon
.,aia o. n,zD ant p.ov:si'';.- ta-i1y L worE "a
ai;s sal, nil IN the H,elat2ii,7-
oa- old tine anil hoa rel citi7en James
Hsndsrs.a. Ea.,., Of Portland, Is IL ;hi- eity on
3 visit Tbro...a IL i.saiih ne has @iEsn up
tts responsible ,.os'ti..u Of Well Fasso's agent
IN Portland. Ws fsssy tat he would once
z,.,.a MFR =, c1-t lis iot II Hai.s V ala
whsre h. ;las 50 many freass. He ~o''ii BE-
heartily weicOraoi.
Tbis morning II o'clocss. &Ts. DeHa=!is 4
Geoiuin. Sgd So years and 8 months, quietly
nss.eS 70 that sep .aat knows No Wazsnirg
Tn. 5-c,as-,; vas ~ Of Walla Wslia's pio-
- ,..;-. n.xisy srTivei here from across
tie 9iairs over .Esnty years asa- TIE iene'Ai
,oos plase ;roua the fsraily r-si6ence. ccrn-r
Par. And Crs;y street, =. 2 o'e.ock this after
noon.
MIN L.yis,n, formerly connected With
.be ,epor.orisl .. at d ;ke OregoRiai, but az
urs,ent book keeper fsr Davenport, Thoop.on
Co of Chensy. is in this city on business
Al. Anlessoa, J.-, lsteteAcsero OF PenuAn
-a.nsEie. bsek keeyiny sni surveying a: 'as
terri.or.A: r.iv=rsss az 5e-ts-e vii tesca tbes-
brsuchs. IN wki.rl.a clIlsgsdurin. tee con-
ing SB5iss Tern.
Atr. Hsrbsrt a G.riner. Of the state o'
Maine. /. srrnz tie rsee1t arrivals IA ts''
e,.v x;.a a sisx Of setting doss among Us
lie Is vsry p,sss.s. ssd esGsssis yoaas gen
.Ie..a 80 III s.gap ps<.soaziy = bazissaa
! - hAu6hrx ysaess Isells:
, 1883-03-31
AN OPEN Confession
oood far the soul--rsass of ths nile as shed
by the Morning EfoJ Cornered and
Whipped They sousA Liks Pig

The Ca.oa has been driven to the wall,
ooruered. posed. coufoundsd and at last after
ell the crocodile tears the hypecrises have
been SOLDERING over Mrs.. Jasper Howe, the
STATESMAN has forced il With prod to coz
Tess its humbug. md that the '' widow has
all the time kncxL the vhsrrahoups OF her
husband, and has been receiving money from
him from the tirst. Scores of our priecipM
citizens will now zee the whole matter In Its
true light: they At first were inclined to pity
the ", man. bat her uGifofm statements and
DENIAL, thst she knew where he was or Rad
hard q r,rd from hin proves eye oien-rs,
aai now mary strange and mysterious
thi,gs are pain. The STaTxSa,S ms
nissioa to peri rn,. and thft Is TO expose
humbuggery and rascality IN every form no
matter sha, shape it may take. This last,
affair looks very much ike put mp money
making job from the start, and We extend
our pity 10 thoss who have yet to he 80 con-
rinced Up to the night Of Thursday last.
until the STATESMAN pubiishei the in:orma-
tion i, had some time been IN possession Of.
that jasper was in M"n-ans, his ~ise strongly
denied to everyone that she wss o'gn'zant oi
MS Whereabouts. Tie morning effort has
heretofore called the little "n-s OF Jasper
Howe ''orphan," To-day they have t"nnd
the father aud they coude-cena 10 tetm then
"hsit-orphxns." We should think they
would q. irss, he ernsidersie enough I" rec
oyI,ize the mother oaer vhos- cause they
have bsen weeping So bitterly. On, y-G ais.
What fall 'TwAs a sofr- blow TO the
Effort when i, TAXED out iha J.sp.r Howes
whereabouts WAS known and his - vi low
s,s r.ceiyins weekly rsmittances from HIM.
Vc would he siiliog to wager that the laiy
i!ius h.r Husband again. She has done 1t
two net r. AID tradi'ioa say- the 'hi:d
tIms Is charm
Ths-- il but On. more confession t'r the
Fort to IN Ike. ard the STATESMAN vii
frrce ths, out OF the conc,ra as completely
As We dill the one published th,- Giu'n n'ng;
VIZ that i; has been Job I'll along for them
.o get control Of the Lindery business IN this !
city that rh.y wore working up thu s,mpa- |
thy dodge TO secure patronage. ard lastly II |
they lad sccHrsd control OF the concern they |
. ould have thrown tho laiy overheard at |
the fr,t oypartuni;y. Wehsve evidence IN
our possession 10 prove fact, and by |
heavens We wiil make them coofcss or throw
4 fumh in,o tifir miserable establishment |
thst will ay bare all the dirty work aud
tr, achery continually being haiched bs.sath
their black cloak of hypocrisy.