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M Dis recommend Rice & Co.'S Eclectic 1x4e Liniment and Pills. All liver and malaria diseases cured by Rice Co.'S Eclectic Pills. Form ule-May apple, ext dandelion, aoes, ext. coocynth comp and oil anise. Price, 26 cents. Gelatine coat
The Press., 1884-09-18

The schools in districts No. 2, 8 and commenced on Monday last Miss Alice Stroud teaches in No. 9; MT. George Towne in No. 3, did not commence on the 9th, as stated last week Miss Nettie Kim ney in No. 4 A@ p T
 Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of last week were said to be the hottest days of the season. Considerable frost was seen Saturday and Sunday nights, killing many of the vines. -5st ea J s3
The Press., 1884-09-18
UNION.

In adopting the name of D. T. Cor. bin post, the new G. A. R. post in Union honors Capt D. T. Corbin, in whose com- pany many of the Union boys served.
The Press., 1884-09-18

-E. 0. Davis of Darien, Ga, is on a vacation visit at his fathers-Alden Davis.
 A new iron watering tank, opposite Truesdell's store, great and long needed public convenience, is now appreciatingly used by the thirsty horses.
 Two campaign flags were hung out in West Stafford last Saturday. The Blaine and Logan flag was raised in the morning with little demonstration, and the Cleave- land and Hendricks flag in the afternoon. At the close of Justice Washburns court John L. Hunter, Esq, of Willimantic de- ivered an address under the folds of the latter, followed by James Brennan.
 STAFFoRDyILLE.
 The last dance of the season will be held in Carpenters grove on Tuesday, Sept. 23d. If the weather be stormy the dance will be postponed until Wednesday evening.
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Nocturnal Emissions, AversioCs to Society.
Dinness Of Vision, Noises in the Head; the vital
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esher disc scs that lead to Insanity and Death
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fzraduste Of the University Of Pennsylvania
viii agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOL
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his Great
StreDgt n Q n.
ing Remedy
an d n er Y e
TONIC is the
legitimate result
of over twenty
years practice, and
CURES w II
u N FA lin G
G E Il TAIN TY
Nervous and phys
ical Debility. Sem
vi -l 600
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DER. s PIN II r. ~,
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Koun& Men

oun8 Men
JIyho May be suffering from the
w effects Of youthful follies Or indiscretion
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To accommodate the public
stores viii be kept open a1tor o
o'clock SATURDAY EVENING".
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nHNA week made at homo b. =
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Sprematorrhe, aDrostnt0rrR,se, Emissions.
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The Great English Remedy

Is a never failin
cure for Neryou
Debility, Exhaus-
ted Vital y, Sem
inal Weakness,
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Impoteucy. Pros
tatOrrhea, Para,y-
sis and all the ter
rble effects OF
Self Abuse, youth
full foliie5 and eX-
~o.,aS IN n&afnrpY
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TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.

Sufficient to show its merit, will be sent to
anyone applying by letter, stating his symp-
toms and age. Communications strictly conf
Dental ais
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DR.. G. D. 8AlFlELD,
ZI3 Kearmey Street,
SAN ANCISC CAL

Consultation strictly confidential, by letter
or at Office, FREE. For the convenience OF
patients, and in order to insure perfect secrecy
have adopted private address, under which
all IA ckages are forwarded.
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were c. Oliver lsein, captain c. g. Peters, n. @. Lori
lard, @. H. Warren, jr, W X. Thorn and stanley Nor
i'm err The blues Thomas Hitchcock, captain W.
intherorJ, Llwrence Tnmure. jr, J. r. D. Laner, Ed
WI d. VI ryan and Count Janze The games we're novel
ana exciting Laricr and Peers both took headers
ard were considerably bruised. LaneI's pony rolled
over ON him. bui gu cky gained hrs saddle Pcters
injuries were more sew re, but lie pluclny ntnued 10
play uhtl the close II The game then I'm progress He
retired vi slif shoulder ard a lame Leg All four
games were wei CONT n d, but Mt TO ne blues.
The Trayers Cottage III NaTagansett ave. was
The scene OF german this evening
given by William Il, Travers. IT., Of NewYork. The
paZzas were covered IN FOR dancing ard promenlding
being hung with red ting, which gave a Brilliant f.
feet both piazza7 and grounds illuminated Fifty
four couples present. This enteptanmen, Drew
largely from the regular Monday event dance at the
Casino althoug the attendance there fairly large.
Inc haThor again Iui Of yacht- tonight, tue squat
ron having re urned r. ~ tic o k Rlufs race.
An elegant nnfr party was given tonight by Richard
/. Wilson, Of NCw-YOrk
ToAays arrivals al the Ocean House inc u2es
Philip Mel 0nnrl Herman &. Stobel ind wife. George
y. Chapman and wife, r. u. Patterson, New-York;
C. ". WoOdman, Miss Dow, II. r. SHEPPARD
aud WIFE ". r. johnson and wife. Mrs = Il. John son,
H. l. 10 30 ton; g. H. Harrison aud family, ". l..
Guy. T.. II. Williams. Baltimore; Walter Lbs, Ph ltdcl-
phla; %. i. Rai cy and wife. Br OkBn; H. shepard
and wife, Kansas city; Alnert HeiicrnlB HrW-J rsry
II. irwin and wife. VI G. A. Ki>sel Mr. A. G. Thorpe,
r. n. Ki.sel, NewYO k; Frank TOucey Washington; J.
T. NTnum, Rochester; II J. Jernogan. o. =. liawes, j.
II. stevens, Miss stiles, II. NJ. DOugherty, BOs on.
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BURYING THE GREELK DEAD.
HEROES HONORED BY THEIR FRIENDS.


MOUNT VERNON, Aug. 10.-An immense con-
course Of people assembled at the village OF Howard to-
day, TO attend the funeral OF Sergeant D. G. Raston.
Special trans the Cleveland, Akron and Columbus
RAILROAD brought in large numbers Of people from Mil
lesburg, Danyr Centetburg ard this city, and besides
those, f. stmaed that the carriages and other yehi
cle', II placed in q lne would have made procession
ten miles long The body in iron box, pas ed By
hundreds Of .ople during tie day. get
sirht OF the coffin. The hears, with the body
rounded by < ard OF honor AMI followed by ong ne
its lat resting place with he houos Of war An
diess was made by thc Rev. George Musson, of tbs
city.
ROCHESTER, Aug. 10.Ihe funeral 10 day Of Lieutenant
Kisncbury, of tie victims OF tn. Greedy expedition.
WIS impr ssyc An immcn-e process on o. military ard
CIV orea zatious accomp1nie the remain to the io,e
ccGe itry.
WAsnIYGroN, Aug. 1O.-Ihe remains of Sergeant
Cross. which arrived in th. city Yesterday, and were
laid in state in the hall Of Franklin Lodge, n Of F.
were removed this morning To the home of his widow
where the funeral services were held this afternoon
During the day the coffin rested ON tIcstc3 in the
par.or o.. M.. CROSS home. and fully 5000 persons
passed thuorgh the house 10 view it, Crosses,
wcaihs, and other floral tributes were hcapel in pro-
fusion about tire coffin At 3 clock the Rev Charles
=. Andrews, IF Christ Church Epi-copal delivered
address of eulogy, and wa- followed 10y the Rev.
Joseph L. Nurse. L. $. NJ who spoke briefly Of tho
heroi-m d. played by the members ortho expedition.
The remains were conveyed 10 ihc tougie~. ional
Cemetery. Two lodges and q commaudcrr OF the
knights Of l1 lhia- headed by tine Marine baud
formed the escort. and guard Of honor az siNtee
and Two scrgcan,s eff tie signal corps. walked be-
side the hea.se. Tho pail BEARERS wei. Two sorgcgu;s
OF thc signal corps and -Z Knights OK fyth!a, Tie
street, along tIe route of the funeral procession were
lined with spectators. AZ the vault the Episcopal
burial cc and the burial service oil tic knights OK
Pytaia- were read.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug 10.-Thc funeral Of Sergeant
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CAMPAIGN ToRK THAT UILL TELL.


SOUND ADVICE GIVEN BY A-WORKINGMAN-THS
TRIBUNE ~ TIE CANVAS.
To theEdttor Qf Thc TFtbWHc.
SIR: Every friend OF the Republican cause
and canddat desires 20 assist IN some way the advance
rno1 OF the mon and principles. There Is hardy auj-
body too poor, hubble, ignorant who cannot asst
the cm-e. lie me 81. tn IL how. LIT them take sh ct
of paper and pencil and ask every and woman thej
meet this cues ion: DO You wish 10 lake THE WiiuY
TEmJNE to the end of the campaign FIR p cents
great many will say yes at once some VIII rag no.
Zen them what J. T. Grant Of rfor d,tol ine when
ASKED HIM how DE liked his TrBUNf. 81 think he sad
cit is the best p per That ever was printed
Men ana women Of America you hat earn tAc j cai
YOU eat this is your cause. Iou must not -hrk our
duty lam a workman and depend upon my daily LABOR
for my daily bread. / know the TT unUh Of he Demo-
cratic party in this contest IS des racion 10 ouf c,
interests James g. Blaine has faults chat prove DE rot
On angel. He has flied many stations.
but mover one h. did not aiorn When "a informed dr.
Fisher that De was not deddhcad, hc toid tlr tAac
trtn as IFS rad &c viii Had out before IN IaL o. the
autumn leaves. ~, 80.
had twenty minutes tine spare I'm The shop yetr-
d4v. 100, a ii pencil AL ob,anei me lh'ios
tweni your (2i names 81 IscT1bers Tor the campaign
al ought to something for the cau.e and DO :, at
once. y l. HAUL
Hartford, Conn, Aug. 10, 1881.
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4 RCSH 10 SlRITOGA.

- c ., NJ. -:,-,l-
NAPAIOGA NFFlNPN' aug IL u' "I'l' ais
ave ror th,1 they n9ve been in two years There Is
,, ,.,..,.s. ,,,i,.,,,r - ,,r.cet. here
80, - a., .,t.
Tht Rev. Dr. spear, oi NtW-1o.k CITY. spoke on "Fol
toni pr tin, ba .,e tbs i.fers A.soc.pnn IA
r ...- H.. 81.
Temple Grove thl- evening" l"'r' VS. iu''c '''''H
uishci company OF ell rgyW"u present
,rt ~, -, ,.,.,,, Moss ia announced N
MA" =. '' " 100
SV''N 'H ''ll'.'''' " W ''' ~
socct- ia the Town Hall. tomorrow evening
nm, ,, .tff..,,. ..,ufy,r of f,e so s,, will tax,
INV '' '''
place 40 congress HAM, ON "e'u'''i1 '''HIi'
The members of the saratoga summer school NJ Ian
.i . ,.t,. En- ,,, r,,. ,.r,.r, t..e,. i.,-..l t'a
h0t- tIy"9''" '''P ~ i'~ '".' ''''0 ''0' l'' '
Tho qcro1 concert I'm Cong~a-- spring Park Yesterday
.. a. D. attended, Mr. III = r.rtf,.p .rrHq.o. of a
was VIZ '''''u''' "''' "''' ".'.' ' I''-''
oanA. hfht
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~" '''''' ''''' a., - ~ ...,,, alb,
Oar'in1n James II. HI'l VIII 'i'" '" '"l"' '.' i''"
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THE CAUSES or EARTHQUAKES.


,,,,,.,. ,r,t,rse,rs ct,r rurf, vii.,y.-FACH OSF
HAS A plFrrEENr FArLNAl"N.
A rcuorfcr of TIE TRlBUNE visited ycster-
u 'NP''' W. -, a.. -. ,.,,~
day ihl.e we -f''"l sU'Hli''N ID ~.' WV"
tn cause of earthquake These gent em,n were fioicf
= \ ,. .,,. ,,I Poo. If tolu1.i,i, Co.fore and PRO
,, nc, ~ ,, oi,y e.r,,.o, ,I ob.er,
atory ~ Central Park He fist saw Professor NtW
-, ,,.os,it.
p'''' W. W .,.,.,, So. .,.. i. OIL. -.,,.-l,. I
II SD has cd mat I. ecu c t13. ~. ',' ~ !
wa a.td 200 m} way 100 iH', "' ''".'..L =" , '
ov.r cobblcstuu.s IthIurh THAT thunder storm was
nppr1 ching Tom thr VIZ h''N ""H, I'u' ~ .n' "',- ""
thr 'ui ,1- uu,,,'p ,bot ti,. ~ t,lnif, at Itous
wcre caused hy an earthquake timed
the lurncr' mt hnV9 NJ
,,,ef a. ms, rliuItrs mast o', lock rHd .te from
fye Go fem seconds only rem rA'd ihc lun'ine orc
and ~" Nilr 'lo lnl '.m'ni "' inc '''"'Nt i"'
,i, MAJ ,,. r.yc no. Instruments ere for
rccorii ous ryouors on cart qu1kcs oro are such
iuatumCu- I'm Europe, whi'h ire 'tri sr t,,, hr ti'
~ NJ ~ ~, u,t a,,.ti,,n r,, s.,.,t. tn,orv Of
sesnoo.s's concerning tie .uso of thee phenomena
Is that ne hrh7 cus bens fisl ahI ite 90 ~ iUrpe
s.,i' , Nv ,,i a. a. r,nrssetel ai,nnp he
etpia OF th" crust TUE shows l7'lt nor 'ry hy what
w'nNih ga ~ 't,,,'' ,, nav IVY 3,,et an an can il
"nIr An e. n otni, ais. 'nrli Nae "A nrol pni ihoao
hss1tos clusod AGAIN. hu' there wa difference
81 hVo ~ ipt 'e n y. Wv , ,'iy n,,.',S
AMI nf am frni widths sum, ri ihrn hllf FOOT ami
some nlt, Silds. hn tlo7otrtet closed Iho pr"r,n ~
s.'.,'t 'ts,.'f.--,p e. t,I IA tbtnft an uur
pnsiio ot QUO you gave, nat tho rafih'z un,t bius
llas ~ ana tho ris ~, li"i is'u No ~pio ,eli''
rIGftr,nI NrWbtriy-Ye-, thoic i4 ava a msrni0ua
frouchman cgntfiyed pau Ia demons " 'h9 H.'n
iaoy "i NAV ~ [ , i " t1,, ,sri
ou IN color CLAWS Tnci by pr =, he tshtened the
oaout'houo aud THE resulted m causing wrinkles In lle
cay Wnoh lsp4u't1 Net ,,i ,nr @ ~ ~ @
the generally accepted nv bess mat the orntIe OF the
eoitl ii 40 A0.olniely nad rom immense hta,, IS III
We learn OF ho Temperature In deep borings conSider
the earthq lakc oi sunday genuine development OF
selsin"to pn,ho'nen"'
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4 rRAGICAL FAMILY QUARREL

MrscArINE, Iowa. Aug. 11.-Charles a
norman, Of this place. and W. Riddle Oh ~ ~ x,l
brother--n.law left Muscatne on Saturday A.
their wives and young child OF each' i'i n" ana
The party were In the sAiho ss.s,..,usa
got into family quarrel "a ehld
finally put Riddle and bis wife anu M.
afterwari reented however and took N ins me psry
child Riddle, the passed HIM Tin Joaole.
10 alt and on their refusing red al them ~ t ed ard
barrel cd shotgun. Am ermau wa lhstans .rnl The
tie second shot shattered Mrs Ammerln ,n over and
team then away aud l1ddes chnu ,ss sane nigu
had nm arm broken RIDDLE arreet' wy ~ al pef
and aced in Jail at Triton. There Is -trons al AID ~
ing him. All The persons are conneete1 m W.
spestaDle families IN Musca tine and oodai NV1
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THROUGH NETWORK STArrr
- WoRKINGMEN IN COUNCIL
PRAISE OF MEMBERS OF THE Rgprprrc'
LATURR FOR TuPrp vvo,,. ~ LEGS

NiOhb TOR THEIR WORK.
|. UTICA, Aug. 1.-THE political branch
State Trades Assembly met here ct noon Vi Tho
100 delegates be ng present The object ., aba;
ZION was 10 review the action o. the 'OhEen.
sembly a. its session last January 20 proror As
those who voel against the bills e. uebols - ssaosi
ofte orZar liza ion and 10 perfect an feai,
the coming campaign. 0h fg
The meeting was called 70 ord'r by Corr. -,
New-York He read the report Of the Fxec. 's' oi
tee, which viewed the work Of me last T.
labor question:. The commute &c suggested th,, Ipa
be akd nom candidates 10 the mkt Lagisi, ~, prog,
pose contract convict labor and TO favor t,,, o.
cue the hours OF ia1or AMI prevent On 'fe-
eli dfen unGer certain agc. TIE electio, a, - o.
the Workngmel's Assembly was approved ara ron
was gyen EK-Assemblymen I'm o. Bnaalo ~ s'4n
Rochester, and Delahanty, OF Cob e.. The 'd
praises sneaker sheard and Assen.bvme, ~ :, ~n
Brgk n, joyce and Earl, S,na Ors Murplv Ti,n ooiy
Cerha J. jacobs ana COnstock r.. p4nfi 10 '9g'
ol labor The add e~s cOGgrftu atcd The rrd len4
bly, On the good work accomplish q nv r. n,s.eS
branch The following comm te on rod M PoHtes
p'lnte by ne chair J.. Z. OBJ fen. o. Br ot,nraP
X Is, Buffalo; John Niece Utica; W. H. 80 M, 1osa
J. r. ROss, Troy W. n Dunn baav: Th0r,as Sysf5
New York James noelly, Aew-YOrk; B. i Groarnea
Rochester; q. Z. Allen, Rome, and Joseph he shod
COhOes. @NihH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-12
A GIRL WHO COULD SHOOT.

MIDDLETowN, Aug. 11.-imogene Demore.,
oge eighteen, and May Webster age seventeen were "A
in ch'rg o. he Demerest re.denc iu Sugar Lat ,h,
county, asst week. Thursday nigh man attempted "a
enter he hous', and the girls dove BIN away with NJ
voyer. Saturday night either the sam or some oA.,
man appeared nc the holse again. Mss DDmorest nrd
az him. and he turned tle slot with vol ey Of s,oB
one Of tees tuck Miss Webster in the De al and inae.
ei an ugly wound, rendering the gr Unconscious 70,
some ilpc. " SIS Demon cont 81 huug aud al,
me man uttered and the stone rowing ceased
The ri 'onk p light and went into tAo yId TIE ma
mad eli appe9re N haudacr M soaked with booi
Law in ne walk ne handkc chi j. sail bel NJ D.
prominent fOung tanner lYug iu the cinlty who IS 10
porte as lying sick at his fathers house.