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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-02-12

At the Maine legislative hearing on the
capital punishment question, Judge
Whitehouse stated that, while for the
seven years following the abolition of
the death penalty there had been 90 per-
sons killed in the state, prior to the abo-
lition 33 had been slain. Judge Goddard
replied that from 1920 to 1887, with an
average population of 100000, but two
| murders were committed. During the
last 80 years there has been an appalling
increase of capital crime. While the
population of Maine has increased only
| 1015 per cent, high crimes have increased
| 37S per cent, and there are 202 more con-
victs in the state prison than there were
| in 1851.
Dispatches from Milwaukee pronounce
| the winter the coolest ever known there.
| On Monday noon the mercury registered
| 10 degrees below zero. Early in the morn
ing it was from Is to 20 degrees below
according to the exposure of the instru-
ment The Saturday before it ranged all
| the way from % to 40 degrees below zero
in different parts of the state. The
weather throughout Texas has been ex-
tremely cold. At Dallas the mercury
stood at degrees below zero Sunday
| morning, rose to above at noon, fell to
zero at midnight, and went up to 90 de-
| grees above Monday. when it began to
fall again. The whole surface of the
country is covered with snow and ice.
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shall commence on Monday, Jan. 90. my Annual
Linen Sale of Cottons and Linens. consisting OF
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FARMS and HOMES
SEYMOUR, HUNT & CO.,
y Established in 1879
q Exchange Court. Ny. I23 La Sale ST.. Chicago.

CURED by Bates Appliances,
CUubCCI lllS Send for description TO SlMPsoN
& CO. 203 East I2Ist Street New York.
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EXPRESSNIEN LIABLE,

Mr. A. s. MERRILL. the popular expressman Of
Brunswick, Me-, writes May Is. 1888. follows:
Having been severely afflicted for about two years
with Inflammation Of the kidneys and bladder ca led
by my physicians. suffered with distressing pains
in my back and retention Of urine, caused
by stoppage Of the neck of the bladder
and complication Of other diseases. was
hardly able to attend to my business and at times
would be completely Frustrated. was also affected
with incontinence Of urine to alarming degree In
deed it demanded my attention fifteen or twenty times
Per night. and At times 1t would impossible for me
to ride down to the depot my wagon for every Jar
from the wagon would almost seem to take my life.
Having failed to obtain relief from my docter finally
consulted our Druggist, Dr. Merryman Of Brunswick.
and requested him to furnish with the most reliable
and speedy cure for such sickness for was suffering
too much for human nature to endure long. The doc
tor recommended me to Hunts Remedy asit had
been used with remarkable success In a good many
cases in Brunswick and vicinity. purchased bottle
and received such great relief that continued and had
not used two bottles before began to improve beyond
my expectations The pains in my kidneys and loins
disappeared gained strength, and my water began to
pass naturally and was able to sleep soundy and OBJ
tain the greatly needed rest which for long time
could not am fully restored to health and can attend
to my business. Thanks to Hunts Remedy for my res
toraton, and highly recommend it to all who are
troubled with kidney complaints"
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The above are the words of Mrs. Harriet Bailey Of
Putnam. Conn., She writes May 8. 1888: Il have been
troubled with kidney and liver disease for two years.
suffered severly in the back loins Before taking
your wonderful medicine Hunts Remedy. could not
lift pound. After giving it fair trial. began to i'm
prove and can now truly say it Godsend to me-
as am able to do my household work and enjoy
the beft of health. have recommen ded Hunts REM
edy to two of my neighbors. who have been greatly
benefited by it. This letter send Voluntarily with the
hope that will be the inducing some sufferer
to use Hunts Remedy. and be cured as 1 have been"
QNG WOop-sPRuCE PINE. "a; OAK. S.: BA-
Pine. IS %: Oak, 81 Hickory. 50. rs. GO. CREVE-
LING, 1872 14th st. NV; wharf, foot of 18th st.
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QY ITS EXCELLENT AND ECONOMICAL, MAN.
- sgement. the wisdom OF its system, whereby in
fifteen years certificate becomes nearly self
ing the sbsoute safety insured to its members by the
reeve Iuna 1na the adyantages Of
FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION has In the short two and a
half OF its existence done larger business
tanned greater prominence among the insurins public
than eyer before reached By any other company.
Once 1909 street.
au23 I.Y. KNIGHT, Manager.
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The STAR will be issued usual In double sheet
or elght-page form tomorrow. AS these issues
command an extra edition they are most accepta-
Bile to advertisers who will confer favor by send
ing In thei- orders early to insure insertion and
classification.
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NOTICE TO ENGINEERS.

We have In stock an the different grades Of Lubr.
eating Oils and We desire to g.. attention to the
yh guarantee 70 take the place Of the best viuter
seEaned lard Oh, at one half the price. Also. the
CAPITAL CYLINDER OIL
ynca without doubt the best in use. Also an grades
~ AAlE GREASE and LAUNDRY WAX.
Ineee goods we are Offering 10 the trade and con.
SINNERS . the asents Of the manufacturer the Stand.
go vi Co.. Cleveland. Ohio. Cau and ret samples.
u. 4. POOLE CO.,
so1s-os 997 Louistana syeuuo.
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HE STAR win be sent by mall post paid. TO those
leaving the city during the summer for any length OF
time. and the address changed often desired
Subscription, fifty cents per month. POSITIVELY
ADVANCE
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The French seem TO have greatly moderated
their antagonists In Tonquin. 1t was believed
that the well disciplined and equipped French
forces could march right along from one victory TO
another; but instead OF they met defeat at
the outset OF the campaign. Instead OF badly
armed Annamese the French encountered 4" Black
Flags OF Tonqun and Yunnan, armed with REM
ington rifles and using them effectively. 1t Is now
conceded that II the campaign Is to be carried on
achievements must be promptly sent out 1t
Is not unlikely that, with this state OF affairs
staring her IN the face, France may con-
clude To employ diplomacy there rather than
force In settling the controversy about An
nam Other complications are arising around
the republic which caution the French gov.
eminent 10 go very slow In the direction OF dis
patching its armed forces to distant fields The
monarchies OF Europe cannot be expected to Sc
reneiy contemplate the steady growth OF q repub-
lie In their midst In Germany, as well as In Spain
and Italy, reverence for crowned heads and divine
rights is fast giving way before an enlightened
appreciation for the rights of man. The spectacle
OF free France so near the disconnected subjects OF
the oyertaxed and military-ri monarchical
governments OF Europe no doubt accounts for the
combinations menacing to France that are being
made.
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The decision OF the democratic state central
committee OF New York yesterday as to the man.
ner In which delegates TO the state convention
shall be chosen In New York city Is not pleasing to
Tammany, as IL recognizes the county democracy
as the regular organization. Under the plan
adopted, however, Tammany can elect delegates
In all the election districts 1t controls, and this
Will probably somewhat alleviate the sting Of
having The county democracy placed over IL. The
primary conventions will De called to order by the
regular wing, but the organization must be
effected by tie majority. In the Tammany dis
trictS the regulars will be fired out unceremoni-
ously, and Boss Kelly viii have things his own
way. IL Is bitter pill for Tammany to play
second fiddle TO Its Old rival, county organiza-
tioa, ana. possibly, Mr. Kelly may refuse to do it.
Once before he declined TO have anything to do
with the regular party primaries. He went ahead
and elected delegates In his own way, and they
were admitted TO the state convention because
certain defeat was the result Of keeping them out
John Kelly has demonstrated that he actually
controls about iO,G0 votes In New York city His
authority Is so autocratic that he can throw them
for or against the party ticket and this places him
In position 70 dictate 20 the democracy. He
processes 10 BE ali for harmony now, but he wants
bis kind of harmony, and the New York democrats
VIII have 10 take him upon his terms or at all
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From the hubbub raised in Europe By the recent
remarks OF German paper, the people over there
are probably wishing for Yellowstone Park
somewhere In Germany, to which Kaiser William
and Bismarck could go on an occasional angling
tour,
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vINHE BEST MEDICAL AUTHORITIES ACKNOWL-
IL edge the great value Ayers Cathartc Pills and
frequently prescribe their with the utmost conf
dence. well knowing that they are the most eectual
remedy ever devised for diseases caused by derange
ments Of the stomach liver and bowels.
no YOU WISH BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION!
~ Then use Ayers Sarsapara. 1t c.eanses and puri-
fes the blood. and thereby removes botces and rim
pies from the skin making it smooth and CLEAR and
giving it bright and healthy appearance. au23
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HE STAR office il connected with the Telephone Ex-
dsrFe Advertise ments. orders for the paper by mai
SIC Otherwise news. or any Information business
can tie sent day OIL night. free Of charge.
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DEATH To MorHs, ISsEcrs, &c.

TIE CHEMI0AL FLAME. for the ezisrminas,on a
Moths and 1neect4 from furniture furR blanfata Gc
u u0surpa1sed We absolutely guaraTteo n IN evsTv
particular. epd win forfeit ESQ &y dolsrs In NV ~
where We fail 10 destroy them. ss s
a. 3. oHAcR mo-,
UpholStesHf end efsam dsrpse Oeensra
@SSv@ el6 LouitiAha are. he1t CIV Pc.
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GONzAGA COLLEGE. 7IsTREET NORTHWEST.
" One year ago advertised our College - an insti
tuition to which parents might send their sons In
assurance OF having them well taught and trained This
year can speak In the name Of those parents who
trusted my promise and guarantee continuance Of the
sane spendd opportuniues Our professor are sk1l-
fu ana devoted to their work and our students show
and Commercial Cocrses are supplemented By tnsruc-
ton In German, Photography and Military actcs BY
teachers who are Of hugh standing In their respective
departments. These advantAges entail no additional
expense The object Of the Military Drtl u 70 secure
erace and ease Of movement and 20 anord means OF
healthful bodily exercise. Parents may safely trust
my promise when tan them that 0onxaQl College win
furnish thorough education for their children.
Ierms go par quarter. IN advance School Reopens
iyso-ims mo. J. MURPHY. President
WKsLEYAN COLLEGE, FOR YOUNG LADIES.
w Wilm1neton. DslaWare.-Supeaor Advantages;
thorough instEnceioq, home comfort. and reesonsblc
Pres3dant. jy36-eV
Mt. 81. .JO6EPHe COLLEGE. NEAR BAI.
w dmorA Nd.-1h1s tnstttuton II supplied wfth Al
The mode&n improvements snd a6ordS every fac3lifv
for Thorough OlaeeicA and CpmMAseiss Exnr.Ssc.S
Iams-Boaedees pet s?eeton q tys moofha Si60: Ssx
END ssPtsnsse .. 1855. BRO. JosEfH. DMssac,
oosstr "a 8 pakf S1. cAliA az Asss'' assSs
ney-sLsvs Wahinsto. D. G.. lSS 7fh ssrese por5 q
wesk su1-1ms
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HENRY C. SPENCER Prinar
SARA A. SPENCER. Vice. Principal. a

TINE WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
L A Boarding and Day School
For Young Ladies and Children win reopen Septen
Der 18th with full corps Of experienced Teachers
18th street northwest. AMI nm
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1850 YARDS FINE RUSSIA CRASH.
Extra quality. pure fax, IAN inches wide,
&c. Per yard.
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NJ street, West Washington. Boarding and Day
School for Young Ladies and Little Girls. Thorough
and German: The twelfth year begins September IL
1883 For circulars apply to Principal, Hiss LUCY
STEPHENSON. au6-Ims
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PROFESSIONAL.

EyASY FEET ARE REQUISITE 10 HEALTH AND
~ Longevity; hence the thousands that yisit DR.
opposite WIZARDS hotel for relief from Corns. Bun.
ions Diseased Nails and other Complaints OF the Feet
tom DO. Pstronised by the most eminent physicans
and surgeons Fec = per visit for putting the feet In
order. NN
nR. II. L. BovEE. MEDICAL EIRCTRTOIAN
treats successfully Female Diseases. NeuralaiS
6heumatm. Chills, Paralysis. Nervous Diseases. 70.
1ur&1nh, Russian. 6ulphur and I'll MoiiCatod -
given. 1AlT g sreet opposite RieID House 60
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SPENCERIAN, N, BUSINESS COLLEGE. EsTAB-
- hshed IN 1854 and improved yearly. occupies spa
cious handsome and commodious halls In Lincoln Han
building corner 9Th and streets NV Training for
sons and daughters for real nfe for sef support
funees and honorable Independence. College Office
open for reception and sudents ueust
~ REGULAR day and evening sessions resumed MON
DAY. Sept. g. Course OF study: Penmanship, orthog-
raphy. English Laneuage. Business CORRESPONDENTS.
Business Calculations Bookkeeping by single and dou-
bic entry. Commercial Law, Political Economy, and
Business Morals. Special Departments Of Execution
and Phonography. In the Business Practice depart
ment the student invests capital deposits in the College
and receives notes checks, drafs receipts pays
rents insurance and taxes. and keeps al Of the
counts.
International Business. College Diploma conferrrd
upon graduates at close of scholastic year It of
vantage 70 students to be registered and fully equipped
Hours Of Instruction-Day sessions 4 m to 2: 80 D.
M Evening sessions. Monday. Tuesday. Thursday
and Friday, 6 to $50 pm.
Tuition Fees-Dsy sessions year scholarship in cash.
$50; year schoarshp. in instalments $50 payable 80
On admission and remainder IN monthly instaments Of
$40 each; by the quarter. 500 upon admission. Even
ing sessions. year scholarship in cash. $50; BY the
qnsrtes on admission. SIG; BY the month. on admis
New illustrated Annual sent by nail on application.
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THE BOYS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH
l. SCHOOL.

win open September 10. isss. in the North Session
Mo0m Of Rf: s%ndsrispds Church street The
institutions Of the land. Mr.. Hunt may be addressed
through lock box 536. auI3-3m
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IL SPRING. Md, REOPENS SEPTEMBER i7rH.
For circulars. &C.. address
aul3-lm HENRY c. HALIOWEII AM
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SUMNER RESORTS.

CAPE MAY, n. J.-CARROLL VILLA JACKSON
" street, one square from the beach, new a. /, A
and beautifully furnished. Opens June lst vEAA&
For terms address Mrs. j. A. MYERS, p. o. l..nE
Box Ss4. Cape May. anfI-1W
VERMONT HOUSE
Vermont avenue, above Atlantic avenue
AuanuG CITY, n. j.. Ocean view from every yHY4Y
room Inc house viii be kept open all the year
for particulars address Mrs. RoBT. BLACK. my 80 3m
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COUNTRY BOARDING.

A FEW ADULTS AND CHILDREN OVER u
years Of age can be with good board
ct reasonable rates, by addressing IS Boomingdale"
Farm, Falls Church Fairfax county, Va. au2z-2ts.
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/ wnrI him TIn nII man ~Ir...t $500
|ix-..l with fr'.,h, .,l,..i Nv. r
I'M NJ. h,.j ,.-.r, VIZ 4. ~, ""Ss..
Van, . v.r.l ,,..~- ~. 1870 ,..- %
Nv. %.r;:,si hr..i.j 800 MA.
l,.ci. /~I sh"~nt.,. ...v.,r ..,...
s..l . h.lf 49,. .... -.
MA. ~ ~ /. I;.....- $3.50 '' /" ~
Tenn Hi;,i.- S..,:. -' n:,..un-
..'. \. sni.,. nz ~. ",s''nso'a'o
cc,s...,.5 Nv. ~., Nv n., ~
VIA 'cIt ~ fc.~ ,.~ r,n. r...'.
sh;<.5 ...,l, MIN ~. ,:1e,r
S.,ic,r NJ. :a-;sea ~. ~ "'.'
s.;- 1870 Y - /. se.-
hc~,o.~ . ~ = w ~o..n !
o,;,. . h;ss.... 49, r..~ w. so
~ old Sorrcl ~ m.re nj. IVA ..,."
hack n : xrondcrfnllr shcrt Nm. 49,
ing 4 trusty little shof'cun MIN h;m' and
was making his WAY np he hili in.t A.
IN. v--lr j.5ha3 n..: ~
inc n III 5;rrc,;or
Toms hcsrt came - ~ ~ th~c.,
bns ~ IVA ~ : cInmn ~ h,,.h.s 49,.
~ that ~ thonchf ,,o,,id sG,.~.i $500
nos;t;on "a oshot s,s,;r..i tss,s
amono them ana rrs;,cj
The cr:.s IL 4 man - ,,,.,;t -,
nearer Then nv r.jicr ;n,o ,,,;ch ~.
woif h.d hroLsn 5rar, - o..;cr $3.50
when N ~, ia rocjs e..n.j - shsr.
the yery cround nnder Mn snr'n~~
sprinc.snr;nv came ~ Terrified hr.,.
III VA n s;rL, Tam s,e.3;cJ Nv ~nr
md fired ,fhe wolf rttc~sd ! 49, Esi1
bark. haif screech AMI ~;s;r~ ss-
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Il doo't believe r. : rood natured
husband" said ! LADY % : friend. IL
makes him bring home too many friends
for dinner. and 4 there's anvfhin0 I
hate it'e that"
n = or.xrm.hl. 49, IL. .
or~rh e,nh..j;sS \ 49, =
fo-r;f.i;fv. ts.s ~ 80 h..h..I 49,
recflessIv inyites 7 cuess home without
knownv whether There n .nxth;r~ -
The larSer Ana thaf ~ 49, ,,;se w.
could Nj wclcome e;fh>r hrsS.,5 4,
cue~f m snch - cccss;c- hec..s. -
did M h.vr her seh1e Is hc1;J.- 49,
and tho No. ~ u--vl~s ~-..1-i $500
mon n ,nI 80 ~ N Jo,.t.e'.i q 4.
c,e~f You'd 80 r,eb~~ v. 80 ~..:.s.-s
81 4 nln;n home d;rrer ~~r.c.s,,,,1 Nv
pensed thar n w invita- ~ . t.hic
-~--s ..o'e
ioauea witn siiSer anu emma and cl1por-
ate cO0<inx but chill with = comnnnv air
II f.f;0.,c ana nren,raf;or 1L~ -;h;..
~--:s ff-o t1S o,nrS.
~ 49, - r;.rd2 4 ~
brea ana . rnr n, n;iL -. ...:i \.
clor;fied inn 4 fcn=f ~ M m>.ncr -
which fhcr are presentcd 4 ~oc.i
hostess can MAJ NJ yncs.- h.,:a,. 49,
49, ~nartatinr ~ .%ncei,s fooj ..h.. w.
~ nnlv eaf;or vc,- o~r.i;-.-' 49,.
ne viii entcrta;n fherr ,~;;h 49,
mon;ons ~roc;f.l ~ cfb.~ 1900 -.~.r--
method ~ nfil;r;n~ Nv oId $500.
which Savs: ..Chafiej focJ !. XII IA,
cesfed " II n. NM rec.ss.-w =. 49,
come ~ have iinrrr ho~ls IN rsnr;n.
even. The swee5e-t hosn;,s,;sx 49, a
existence /. tint which 4 So,.a 4, ~.
home-m;nd I a. M w hnn.. \. 49,
country. where fhe rlair rrscf;c.i 80.
mer b;ds the fr,ns;ent ~ ", 800 80
his wife Who Y GREAT a a. ho:,,;,.i,r
waits upon him. Msnr . ,ric
has feasted ~ IA k;rrJ1x hc~rJ - No.
ana paIafable f,re - scbocd \ i.rs:'
menf ~ I'M ono
~cod NJ. M. AZ. wno.o~ 80 ~s.
Who nnis ~ milk. and fruit. and meat:
MY M purss 4 heavy NJ heart D. lixht,
God bie.s ,h~ sesi. M s.nxa ,etfnIi-
For enc farmer b must feel ~ ALL
There il living TO-DAY II WASHINGTON
4 gentleman N hich olI;c;al nos;,;or
whose house 4 msynif;cent whose
table Il IT, envy Of alf ether member
Of the cabinet AMI whose wines 49,
specially imported from renowned Vim.
ages III france. Hc used II BE- 4 pla;n
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Hrns story.
~ Pa: paa. IN no ~.
nIS nsens3 cnorus underneath farson
i,arius Miller 3 y cold April
morning about fifty years ago.
20 Iona and 80 persistent was the
chorus mat rarson Miller three sturdy
2 were awake ana on their feet be-
.ose :. h.u SOW ngnt enough % as
~ r,sn o-,,'n'nS y tns gray outside
-. snne latnet; shouted James
w sosoro poy. cia'terlng down me
s.aits y n's nesvy oootS' "wnat ais
~ snceIs they 70 ai nuuuleu ZIP
c,os9 y mouse right under Your
s..nILr". ~ ! you near themF say
'",us.. $3.50 w ,..
- resP9nse g "a ms QUERY GOOD
$3.50 -r'-Io5; ~ Nv = nafo-workins
- wen 20 ? taFson, 2 sept
snc s'ceP q me lust, gave Iortn =
PRE- Prs.sn MI oni So,n rs'n'I,ns;n yes
noys, and then discovered that not All
1ne sneep were nuddicd together under
49,. 49, .ne y tnat Two q
1ns.n were Missing. ana that large.
SIous-iook'n tracks were Al over
.nc .kn. s1o~-a regular sugar
snv~ (WHICH covered me ground put
''ae -.
n-- ~. VOL scntured
$500. 80? ...es. ~ ~
ruess rs notning but 2 Wild cat,
ss.a ne parson.
y. 49, w lo5 MIaca.; ~ Tom.
49,. ssaI o.s9sr man tne one
squire - ioL c4ukut ~ MS Trap
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(03< Wn0Lu0f n = % or nov tho next
eighteen mouths win tell Meanwhile
4 uni(od ana jubilant Democracy arc
preparing with confident courage 20
meet and boat tho encmy n Whalover
shape Ne may present himself. To III
human appearance nothing but Demo
cratic folly 81 The worst type can pc
vent : Democratic victory In 1884 - do
c|siso - thar ol 1881 .-k Louis ktpub-
hc0,A
4 Republican OpInIon q The Late Vic.
tori.
ne Ia,e reverse nv oecn isclue1tly
eomPafe' y tnat "rlcn peIcii tnc no
p'pl'can party, ~ loF4 incro y; N
Isc. no parallel them. lhcn
there vas ~ nos!inty, no rancor, no
elcorly-deiined limo q i~ntcznecino
STRIFE = Wa only Iethargy. inactiol'.
Or underlined dissatisfaction thar brought
disaster then There was no fractional
bitterness displayed. The party fought
under terrible disadvantages. There
were some desertions; very many
shirked ~ conflict; men were OPP
pressed with = terrible burden a imam
disaster, and vaguely hoped that
change might bring relief, but no
whetted his knife Tor the slaughter Of
bic comrade and no one felt when the
conflict was over that he had been made
= victim q revenge or been betrayed
BY the ambition or envy Of an ally.
This state 81 feeling Is one that Is not
easily overcome Men are human.
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business ~ tho Republican leaders from
bow until the meeting 81 TIE Nafiona
Convention win bo = reconcile th>
hostile factions which a. present divide
lhc party. and which. bv their sharr
nntaxoniSm. % largely contributed &
~ recent defeat. Unless this recon.
clliation can b effected. thoro h mol
DE ghost ~ 3 chance for Republican
success ~ 1854 ID win b interesting.
therefore. 10 INQUIRE how thoso two
factions "StalvaEts and "antl-
ot1iwarts, or t'Half- brco4s WORE
divided. what aro the points - issue
oetween them. and the prospects q
thoroughly uniting them within the
next eighteen months.
~ there hrs been no formal sopara-
tion. and consequently no opposing
platforms Of principles put forth. II -,
q course. impossible 70 trace with ab-
selutc accuracy the limo q division
anae !, Win Ne beginning o.
Republican party Il. however. suiIici-
emily plain. "A early - 1898, when
tSemons We: canoiuate Ior inc rresi-
oency, nepuolicans were ~ 10 means
unit ~ feeling. except 80 iar - beat
~ ~ Democrac{ VA ce.oorneo'
~ w'nS, somposeo q ne olu Adolf,
t,onists ana tnelr sympetnlzeFs. favored
ene ex1nsu'pment @.
s,sSer{; wniie me DINER composed -
olo ways anu converted peznocrats'
vas content WIN preventing the extern
son o. slavery INTO rec territory. -
<ne campaign o. lco0 the two wings were
<tu1 ~ oao On TINS question. nnu tne
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-05

"a marriage ceremony af one Of the
Providence churches was delayed SIXTY
minutes because Of the non-arrival Of
the contraating parties. This may not
be without precedent; but when. alter
waiting . long time, the organ pca'c Y
out ''Oh, dear. what can The matter
be?' the audience considered Il very
apropos.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-05

That ~imInensIty Of head i not IL
ways indicative Of vasfness or brain Il
proved BY the fact that . 81 Louis
policeman has . head 90 large that he
must have al his hats made % order.
Connecticut western news., 1883-06-06
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