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IN the Head. the Vital fluid passing unobserbed
in tho urlne. ard many uther diseases that lead
ID INSANITY und death
THE english MEDICAL INSTITUTE
viii agree tn forfeit Five Hunirrd Dollars
for A case OF this Mind the VitAL hEsrORA
TIVE under their special advice aud treat.
mcuO viii not cure. or for anything Impure or
mjuring found IN n. TbE ENGli~H NEnI-
CAL INSTITUTE treats ar Private disease
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Free. Thorough examination aud advice In.
Guiding analysis o urine, . 50. Prce Of Vital
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quantity IS 90, sent To any addrc 3 on receipt of
price, or G. q u. (no O D sent without u
as guaranteed, secure from observation, and
Ia private name n desired, by EN0LISH
MEDICAL ISsTI UIE, us olive street 81
Louis .iissnuT.
wholesale Agents }. J. SCOTT & CO.. Gal,
vcsfnu Texas
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have had remarkable success with Swifta
Specific iu the treatment OF Blood aud 81 In dis
cases, ard ga female diseases | took IL myself
for Carbuncles with hpppy effect
DO. g. HtBHY NJ d Atlanta, Go.
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COTTON.

CONSOLIDATED receipts fen oil l66B bales
to-day. II csIpts at Galveston are $40 and at
Liverpool 5,5i This IN Il very light showing
Tile mar scts arc all steady al previous prices
Sales at four ports ar as follows New YORK,
lCsl; Liverpool, 1000; New Orleans, $500, ana
Galveston. &c; total, 1874 bales
Dallns--Thc market for spot cotton Is dun ana
featurcless Receipts TO-DAY are Z bales oy
wagon and by rail from Weathetf0rd 70 no.
count OF r. Mitchell, giving n total Of II
Rhaiaa - M qhinunauta
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Swiits specific is complete anuioie 10 Blood
Taiut, Blood Poison Nal rial Poison and Skin
Huinor, j. ID KsoE SMITH, MD, All nta Ga.
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TIL GREAT ENGLlsH REMRDY

is a Millng tomb
fCr Nefy us ebiiiiy
exhaust q Vitality. sem.
iual Weakuoss. spei
mat1frhma. l. o b 7
MANHOOD. lmpoten-
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tDr. iblc effects of Self.
Abus youtnml folliea
sid exc, ss,'s IN mature,
20 n such - Loss oj
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used swltts Specific ON my little daughter,
who was afflicted with some Blood Poison which
had resisted all sorts OF treatment The specific
relieved her permanently, and shall use II II
my practice
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Our treatise on Blood and Skin DisanOs
nailed FREQ 10 applicants.
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New York Office 1870 West 28i street
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MEDICAL

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has inside us his agoru FOR M 0ist, 90 Texas 70
sgli his ncvt f.fl.liuF fol4C - '3atIfes Donnu-
hla tcsiuIHtgC " Vltals,r' Ai loud with
nervous debility, los Of rHnno.i nj Kim
cred diseases should ~ ono, y oolra Me Icuist
from which % learn ihc uaurC 1f ne lseasos
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the uuyCT.falllng rcmCcy
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wholesale Druggists dallas TexN.
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MIR. Bruce having discovered this wonderful
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IA, no other hair preparation ever m auu'aciu.ed
II does not dye the hair, but cnuses u new
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plicaton. IL matters not whether the hrir Is oil
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II also entirely frees the head from dandiui,
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The proprietor guarantees TO give one nun
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Over Twenty Thousand !2loOOl TESTIMONIALS
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For n dressing 10 clean the head OF dsndiuii,
keep the baiT rom failing out or iufaing gray
II hiss no eqnel. ~, ,
BY It's use MS Il dressing the hair WI, ietain
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b IMPROYrS - QUALITY OF

IT IMPROVES TAE QUALITY OF
tho Dioodnui cHF.cho,ii. and thoro-
furo "A ilno inriIoruIt; aud corrective
fncascs OF all chronic .ndtGdics which
nro nssoclatod with m 1nPoYEnislilD
STATE op THE BLOOD. These nll Yield
totho regulating anu nourishing prop
crtlns OF its great fool tonic olcmonta-
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induced by COnsHpi pfion, Idtdrrh OF
bronchial and IHrOdt affections. ie
srlu rclardy EeWi1in9 DcJiutv ana
roimburso Tho Female physique for
those losses Of ritatity nccoin pnny-
ing complaints Iccntidr 20 ne SER
Mothers nursing thcir own chudrchs
and dsiicdfo srOncli VINO expect 70
become mothers and bring up rt0or-
Qua children ghould by all means uso
It. n scW restore sufferers promo
Mental or Nervous Prostrdti0n nFls-
Ing from Orcr- trork, ErccsscS or
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drunkenness aud tho Opium Hdbn
for IA tho appetite grows henlthler
and digestion moro vigorous through
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craving dies away until totally OK
tnct N Is highly bcnciciat IN Lire.-
Complaints. Mdiagini Terror. and
ALL Mdldridi Disease ana Tor tho
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An nnnlysls e. " COi,icns Liquid Bet
Tonic" by tho uminent chemist, Arthur
HILL HAsSALL, Md, FRS, ot London
England; and nm endorsement by mo cnl,
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bcllcd on epcE bottle.
sold at Wholesale by ali ieaulns
rrii,sglNts, aud rcinicd Generally, a. u per
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sBid fAsked.
ToNx-0pened New York. quIet New Or.
bans steady. Closed: New York, easy; New
Orleans, duh but steady.
The Mineral argus., 1884-02-07
MONTANA NEWS.

Louis Fenske was the recipient of a
nice nugget from the Cour d'Alene,
which o. d.. Garrison sent him.
The highest point on the Northern
Pacific is in the Bozeman tunnel, beng
2,s65 feet above sea level. This is y
feet above the highest point in the
Mullen tunnel.
A bill to provide for the speedy
delivery Of important letters at free
delivery Offices by the attachment OF
an extra stamp, is liable to pass both
branches of congress.
Fort Benton is away ahead Of the
other cities Of Montana ow-no in
the matter Of railroads, but in having
the only two ice boats to be found in
the territory.-Benton Record.
MI. ]. K. Waite, of Butte, has re-
ceived a $Ioo prize medal from Rich
ard K. Fox, of the Police Gazette. for
being the champion middle weight
boxer of the Rocky mountain country.
The Banking house of Stebbins.
Mund & Co. has been transformed
into the First National Bank of Billings,
with an authorized capital of a quarter
of a million. The bills of this bank
will be issued shortly.
The senate has confirmed the nomi-
nation of Lieutenant Colonel John 7.
Coppinger, and he has been appointed
to duty with the Eighteenth infantry
at Fort Assinaboine. Captain ID. H.
Floyd has been confirmed assistant
quarter-master U. S. A.
The artesian well No. 2 is now sunk
to a depth Of S2I feet, which is but
thirty-one feet less than the Pioneer
artesian well at the brewery, and from
that we might infer that water may
now be expected at any moment.
yellowstone Journal.
We are pleased to lear that Walter
Burke has nearly recovered from his
serious attack Of iniamatory rheu-
matism, with which he has been laid
up at the Park Hotel. He will try
the healing effects of Hunters Hot
Springs.-Billings Post.
Montana is now the richest terri
tory in the union. Its natural advan-
tages are many. The mineral regions
of the richest kind, its arabic land the
most fertile, and the grazing country
the best in the world. 1t has an
area of r45,7S8 miles, larger than the
whole Of Great Britain and Ireland
sized up together. The latitude is
the same as northern Italy and
Switzerland; The 45th parallel crosses
the southern portion which is exactly
half way between the equator and the
north pole.
The Mineral argus., 1884-02-07
MINING ITEMS.

An English hydraulic mining com
pany is operating in South Africa,
Grant Co., n. M. is credited with a
bullion output Of S~I,53a,454.I9 fol
1884.
The Fusilade has a shaft SO feet
deep and shows ? feet Of good carbon
ate ore.
Extensive placer mines have been
discovered about 20 miles from Butte,
Montana, on Fish Creek.
About 40 men are doing prepare
tory work for the Iron River Furnace
Company.
The amount of copper produced in
the lake regions in 1883 is estimated
at 65,ooo,ooo pounds.
The shipment of copper matte and
ore from the district of Butte, NJ. T.,
will approximate 100000 pounds.
The Dexter mill at Butte, Montana,
is making a very successful run on free
milling ore from the Orphan Girl
mine.
The Plymouth Consolidated Com
pany, of Amador county, Cal, has
100 stamps in operation, and is paying
its monthly dividend regularly.
The Idaho Gold Quartz Mining Co.
paid a dividend of SIS a share on the
7th of January, a~ggregating $I5,5oo.
Total of 40 dividends, $3,41465o.
The Meacham Mining and Milling
Company, at Chicago; capital stock,
$5,ooo,ooo; i%ncorporators, George w.
Meacham, George K. Torrance and
Seth +. Crews.
Shares in the Drum Lummon mine,
the par value of which is $o.6S each.
have advanced in London to $I3, and
it is believed that within a few months
they will touch $50.
The Mineral argus., 1884-02-07
G BLANKS.

The following justice blanks can be found at this
Office, or will be sent TO anv address on recent ~
order by. mail Undertaking in Replevin, Notice
ofAppeaL earch Wa rrant, Undertaking in Attach
ment, Undertaking or Appeal from Fine and I'm
prisonment, Nenire, Coroner's subnuna AaSdavi,
for Attachment, Warranty OF Arrest, Bond Of Ap-
pearanee Of Witness held to Testify; Bail Bond,
Bond TO keep the Peace. Judgement Of Imprison-
ment by the Court, Recognizance. Mittimus on
Examination, summons, Writ Of Attachment.
Warrant OF Attachment Of Defaulting Juror. I'm
dertaking on Claim and Delivery Of Personal Prom
erty, Notice Of Attachment, Subpoena. CorOneT's
Warrant Of Arrest. All the above blanks for sale
% the price Of 25 cents each, or SI.00 per dozen.
Address,
MINERAL ARGUS,
Maiden, n. 7.
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The Dinner to Mr.. Blaine.

Never was there greater excitement and
hustle around Delmonico's than last night as
the hour drew near when the man whom the
Nation delights to honor was to be entertain
ed at dinner by Willism NJ. Evarts and two
hundred other prominent gentlemen of this
city. At both the Broadway and the Fifth
Avenue doors carriages were constantly
arriving and departing. On the sidewalk
pedestrians stood under their dripping UNI
hrellas, watching the building and patiently
waiting for the time when Mr.. Blaine should
arrive and they should catch a glimpse of
him. Inside men wearing Blaine ard Logan
badges were everywhere. On the second
floor the gentlemen who were to dine with
Mr.. Blaine assembled in the reception room
to await his arrival There were the rep-e-
seutatives of many business interests and
many professionalism whose power of brain
has compelled fame and fortune and whose
names, many of them, are of not only Ma
tional but worldwide repute.
In the large bsnquet-hall the tables had
been spread for the dinner with all the taste
and beauty that the establishment of Delmon-
leo could bring TO bear. Opposite the en-
trance was the table for the guest of the eve
ming and fourteen other gentlemen. The
other tables. six in number, were arranged
at right angles to this table, extending down
the room Flags, festoons of smilax and
other decorations covered the walls of the
room, allowing, however, the gilt-framed
mirrors to be seen and TO reflect back from
their polished surfaces the light that stream
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General News.

London's fashionable bonnet is called the
'Microbe."
Ten Thousand people registered at the
Summit House on Mount Washington this
season.
Gov. Bum of Idaho says the population of
the Territory is SO. 900. and the assessed value
of its property S9,3S0,000.
Since Mrs. VIM II. Vanderbilt knits real
yarh stockings for her millionaire husband,
knitting stockings will be the fashionable
craze in fancy work for the winter.
Colorado is steadily adding to the world 5
wealth several tons of pure gold annually
During the first fifteen days of the present
month the gold receipts at the Denver mint
were over a quarter of a ton in weight
New York letter states that the present
dissipation among society ladies is lump of
sugar upon which cologne has been dropped.
In this way the correspondent says ladies at
the theatre get as jollyfuddled as do their
escorts at the bar outside. -Phiia. Record
The most juvenile divorce case yet reported
occurs in Philadelphia between l4-yesr old
girl and a 81 year-oli man She claims that
he deceived her BY saying that he lived in a
brick house, whereas he was brick LAYER $
apprentice.
A Chinese pamphlet against Europeans
has been published in Hong Kong. 1t asserts
that the Europeans are not human beings at
all, but wild animals descended from
monkeys. They worship neither the heavens
nor the earth. They do not honor their
parents nor ancestors. They come to China
pretending to preach religion which they
do not PRACTISE themselves, and forcibly
introduce vice and crime into that country.
A countrvman. in search of a headstone for
bis mothers grave pitched upon one the stone
cutter had prepared for another person. II
like this one,' said he. But" said the other,
that belongs to another man, and has Mrs.
Perry's name cut upon it; it wouldn't do for
your mother" ''Oh, yes it would" said the
countryman. "She couldn't read. And
BESIDES" he continued, Perry was always a
favorite name of hersl''
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Personal,

Miss Lippincott, daughter of "Grace Green.
wood" is to make her operate debut in Italy
in December.
Professor Lewis r. Packard, of Yale Col
lege, who died on Sunday morning. was born
in Philadelphia in 1886.
Mayor Edison of New York has appointed
Fitz-John Porter police commissioner, in the
place of Sidney p. Nichols. deceased.
Mr.. Paul Dana, son of the editor of the
New York Sun, is to be married to Miss
Duncan. daughter of Mr. William Butler
Duncan.
Henry Clay used to bntter his watermelon
saying that the one was the greatest effort of
thu animal kingdom, as was the other of the
vegetable.
Commander H b. Seeley, U s N, has
been presented with the decoration of the
Red Cross bv the King of Belgium. but can
not accept it until authorized by Congress.
Rev. DR.. Phillips Brooks will be the select
preacher in the University of Cambridge,
Eng. next June This is the second time
that this honor has been conferred on an
American clergyman.
Mr.. Gladstone has promised TO lay the
foundation stone of the new clubhouse of the
National Liberal Club either on the An or
the 9th of November There will be con
siderable attendance of cabinet ministers on
this occasion
Gen Grant who is writing au account of
hi1 battles. said that he enjoved writing more
than he ever enjoyed anything else in his life.
'More than fghting%' he was asked and he
laughed and answered heartily. Il never liked
that"
Rev DIR Chapelle, pastor of St. Matthew s
Catholic church of Washington. and Prof.
Fullerton called at the White House on Tues
| II
opening exercises of the Plenary Council TO
be held in Baltimore Nov. 9. The President
promised to be present if not prevented by
his public duties
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The New York Tribune of Thursday
opens It's long, elaborate and complete
report of the business mems parade in that
CITY, as follows:
Pelted with rain, but pelted with flowers,
chilled by the damp wind, hut warmed bv the
devotion blazing in the hearts of marching
thousands. James g. Blaine stood Yesterday
while daylight faded into dusk, and dusk be-
came darkness lit by the glad welcome in
countless thousands of ewes, and watched the
greatest and most imposing march of bust
ness men that has ever taken place in New
York CITY. Twenty. five thousand men iden-
titled with the material interests of this city
turned out and marched for hours through
the pitiless rain in order to do honor to the
ran whom they will on next Tuesday night
call the President of the United States. 1t
is difficult to say whether the number of those
paradins or the enthusiasm displayed by all
concerned either as spe etators or participators
is the more to be marvelled at. In neither
particular has any former display of popular
feeling exceeded the parade of yesterday
Compared with it the so called democratic
business mems parade of last Saturday be-
comes almost laughsble in its weak and empty
ostentation and its unrepresentative juvenili
ty. As viewed from any point along the line
of mach. from the Battery TO Madison
Square. Yesterdays demonstration instantly
impressed the beholder with sense of it:
importance as thoroughly representative OF
the weightiest and most influential business
interests OF the City. 1t was no turnout o.
junior clerks, college sophomores, or hire
lings masquerading as laborers, as was las
Saturdays procession. 1t was an enthusiasts
tic protest against Misrepresentation on the
part of men of mature age, who, it is safe tC
say, would fer no other man in the world
have marched for several miles through tht
rain as they did in order TO do honor to Mr.
Blaine.
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ed from the crystal chandelier in the centre
of the room. The tables with their snowy
clothes aud the rows of palms and ferns ex-
tending down their centre looked, as the
light streamed over them, like the coral, palm
groved islands of some tropic sea. From
amid the green plants on the tables rose
silver csndelabra bearing wax candles. NJ
merous pieces moatees of beautiful design
were also among the decorations of the
tables. On the table at which Mr.. Blaine sat
there was representation of his future
home, the White House. and of his prototype,
a plumed knight. From the balconies hung
baskets of flowers and trailing vines. and in
the balcony over the main entrance Bern
STEMS orchestra was stationed and dlscoursed
national airs during the dinner Tribune.
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The BEST SALvK in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Burns, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chspped Hands, Chill
blains, Germs. and all Skin Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
II is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded Price 20 cents per box.
For sale by Fuller Drug Store, F. G. Kins
man & Co. decld&wly
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get bilious, have heavy headaches, mouth
foul. yellow ewes. &C., all the direct result OF
impure blood which can be thoroughly
cleansed, renewed and enriched with Kidney
Wort. 1t acts at the same time on the Kid
news. Liver and Bowels and has more real
virtue in package than can be found in any
other remedy for the same class of diseases
Oct2Steod&wlw.
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The Irish World has been doing vigor.
Gus work during the campaign for the re-
publican party, and its leader, Prof
Robert Ellis Thompson. has contributed a
series of articles on Protection VS.. Free
Trade which have set forth in an able
manner the great issue of the campaign.
The issue of the Irish World for Saturday
Nov /, is sixteen pages, and every Irish
American citizen should procure a copy
and read therein the comments OF the
British press on Blaine and Cleveland
The entire press of Great Britain looks
forward to the election of Cleveland as a
free trade victory.
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Blaine.

Plain
Jim Blaine
OF Maine,
Our man of brain,
And might and maio,
Without a stain.
Our plain
Jim laine,
of Maine.
The man TO give Us peace again,
From Texas unto Maine,
And prosper all our plain,
From ocean main to main,
And make our fields and workshops hum
again;
The man 10 crswn the plain,
And pile the grain,
And speed the plane,
And Ope' the mining vein,
And heck with ships the main,
And hang the crane,
nd thrift sustain;
The man TO stand the strain,
nd right maintain,
And hid the rein,
And run the train,
And boom the main,
And be our Presidaine,
Is plain
Jim Blaine
OF Maine,
Our man of brain,
And might and main,
without a stain,
Our plain
Jim Blaine
OF Maine.
Washington, ID. c. S
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G@Keep in the fashion. The Diamond
Dyes always do more than they claim to do.
Color over that old dress. 1t will look like
new. They are warranted. Zoe. at druggists.
Wells. Richardson & Co., Burlington, VT.
Oct9S%ead&vlv
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New York is regarded by those who
have the best means of knowing the pO-
litical situation 10 that State to be as GER
tain as Maine to give Blaine and Logan
its electoral vote.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-11-01

New Hampshire is one OF the States the
democrats claim to be doubtful, but the
republicans keep right on holding larger
meetings and showing more enthusiasm
than they have in any previous presiden-
tial campaign.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-11-01

The defeat Of Free-trader Hurd in Ohio
is very likely to be followed by the defeat
OF Free trader Morrison in Illinois.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-11-01

Rev. Maxwell P. Gaddis, DAYTON, Ohio.
says of Athlophoros- 1T has transcribed all
our expectations and cured some of our
neighbors, who were great suffers"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-11-01

1t is about as certain as any event can
be that every northern State will cast its
electoral vote for Blaine and Logan There
is also strong hope that the Solid South
will be broken. and that two if not three
States of that section will give republican
maiorities.
The Boston boilers are moving heaven and
earth TO save Congressman Theodore Ly-
man from defeat. The only possible chance
tor his reelection lies in the withdrawal
OF the democratic candidate, and, towards
accomplishing this task, the independents
are bending all their energies.
Legal evidence has been produced to
show tina, St John. the prohibition candi-
date, deserted his wife about three months
after marriage. and that she was divorced
from him on that account. This took place
at Calhoun, Richland county, Ill. The
facts are published in full in Western
papers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-11-01

New Hampshire mas been claimed by
the democrats 1t will give not less than
5000 majority for Blaine and Logan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-11-01

Mr. Blaine's campaign, his speeches and
the immense crowd and enthusiasm which
have attended his progress are without a
parallel in the history of the country The
closing public demonstration in favor of his
candidacy will be at Boston, Monday.