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The Republican journal., 1884-10-23
a Convert to Protection.

One of the most significant speeches of the
campaign is that of Col. William NJ. Grosvenor
who was for many years one of the ablest and
most logical controverSialsts on the free trade
side In this address delivered before the
Union League of Philadelphia, he gave his rea-
sons for reversing his former judgment and for
earnestly opposing a change of the present
economic system. The chief of these reasons
was that the enormous growth of industries in
directions determined by Republican policy had
rendered the theories once upheld by him no
longer tenable. What he had once doubted,
questioned and rejected had been demonstrated,
and he could not shut his eyes to the truth.
The facts called for new conclusions, and he
was not afraid to form them He ceased to be-
lieye in free trade when he found that his
economic theory was no longer rational.
The Republican journal., 1884-10-23
Another Lie Exposed.

In refutation of the base falsehood in circula-
ton in the Pacific States, that this paper sup
ported Fillmore for President. it is sufficient to
say. that the kennebec journal then advocated
campaign James G. Blaine first made himself
conspicuous in New England by the brilliancy
and force of his editorials and his speeches on
the stump in favor of the Republican party and
lis candidates. ana the same year. his editorial
associate and parner-John l.. Stevens-was
the chairman of the Republican State commit
tee. and for months devoted from ten to sixteen
hours daily in pushing and perfecting the or
ganiZltion which won the remarkable Republi-
can victory in Maine in 1856. kennebec Jour
nal Oct 18th.
The Republican journal., 1884-10-23

The Nile expedition and the Irish situation
are causing the British Cabinet Il good deal Of
anxiety. The expense of the Nile expedition is
said to be about $l50000 per day.
The Republican journal., 1884-10-23

The crop of peanuts in the United States in
1883 amounted to 100000 bushels, Virginia
furnishing nearly half. They net The raiser
about 81. 10 per bushe.
The Republican journal., 1884-10-23


their cage and terribly injured before he was
rescued.
The crop of peanuts in the United States in
1888 amounted to 100000 bushels, Virginia
furnishing nearly half. They net The raiser
about SLID per bushel.
England's trade with her West India colonies
has fallen off to such an extent that the imports
of raw sugar have decreased from G3,056, 564 in
1879 TO 81, u.s. 9l in 1888.
The Nile expedition and the Irish situation
are causing the British Cabinet good deal of
anxiety. The expense of the Nile expedition is
said to be about $l50000 per day.
tural districts of Austria, Prince John of Lich-
tenstein has returned to his tenants IA quarters
rent, amounting to a million dollars.
that France looks with distrust on the negoti-
alions between that Republic and the United
States for special treaty of commerce.
Miss Mary f. Garrett of Baltimore, age
twenty-eight is said to be the wealthiest I'M
married lady in this country. She nheris
one-thrd of her fathers enormous fortune.
One of Lord Byron's boatmen at Missolonghi.
John kasiS, is still alive and, although so years
proud of having been in the service Of Byron.
1t is auhortatively stated that the recent
changes in The methods of detailing nava.
officers is not intended as any reflection Oh
Commodore Walker, the late chief of the office
of details.
On account of the recent collision in Boston
harbor between the steamers Twilight and
Stamford the licenses of the pilot and captain
of the former vessel have been suspended for
short terms.
The little yacht Neptune, only twenty feet In
length which sailed a short time ago from
Norway for New York, has put in at Falmouth
to have her bottom cleaned. Her screw" con-
ssts of one man.
1t Is said that England is likely to have anoth-
er African war on her hands this time in
Southern Africa. demand having been made
by the Cape Colony for protection from the in
cursions of the Beers.
The Republican journal., 1884-10-23
Los. and Gain.
NhAl ER /. ...
ii was taken sick a year ago
With b;l;ors fav,,. ,,

W IVNOI
MY doctor pronounced me cured. but | got
SICK again, with terrible pains in my back aud
sides, and got so bad
Could not move!
| shrunk
From 22S lbs. to 120. | had been doctoring
for my liver, but it did me no good. | did not
expect to live more than three months. began
to use Hop Bitters. Directly my appetite re-
turned, my pains left me. my entire system
seemed renewed as if by magic and after using
several bottles, | am not only as sound a. SOW
elsn, but weigh more than did before. To Hop
Bitters | owe my life" II. FIrzPATRIck.
DHb{iB .IDe e 'S1
The Republican journal., 1884-10-23

\ lady from the East, who recently visited
the Pacific coast. wrote her impressions to a
friend in Brockport. \. y, and SAYS of Sacra-
mcnto and vicinity: Il see all kinds of plants
here that are house plants East. and they Srow
in The yards Just like any other flowers. don't
think ever saw place where there Were a>
many flowers as here in Sacramento. In some
yards there are camelia>. oleander>. passion
flowers, eallaS and @eranium> of all kinds grow
ING out which are never disturbed on account
of The cold weather in the WINTER
The Republican journal., 1884-10-23

HIS the Adrontage Of being I'aiatable,
and easily digested, and these two wellknown
remedies being combined, more potent in their
remedial effects than if taken separately, and in
crease flesh and strength with remarkable rapidty
Mrs. +. L. Barnum has been run away with We
will state, however, that it was the horses that did
il and lla. cnlNnnIu.
The Republican journal., 1884-10-23
JOUR- LITTLE BOY"

Mr.. and Mrs Everett Stebbens, Belchertown,
with Scrofula, salt Rheum and Erysipclas ever
since he was born, and nothing we cnnld give him
: rlped him until we tried CUrICURA REMEDIES,
which gradually cured him. until he is now as fair
The Republican journal., 1884-10-23

Infantile Blood Purifiers and
Skin Beautifiers.
A POsitire Cure for Erery form of
SKIN and Blood Diseases, from
PimpIeS to ScrOtUta.

INFANTILE and Birth Humors, Milk Crust, seal.
l. Ell Head, Eczemas, and every form of Itching
Scaly. Pimply, Scrofulous and Inherited Diseases
of the Blood, Skin and Scalp, with loss of Hair
from Infancy to Age, cured by the CUrICURA RE
SOLVENT, the new blood purifier, internally, and
CUTICURA and CUTICURA SOAP, the great skin
cures. externally. 4bS0tuteiy pure and SAFE, ana
mn he lISe ti.n1l fhc ilo1,acni lfLi it'll
The Republican journal., 1884-10-23

The Christian at Work SAYS: ain the course
of the autumn monument will be erected to
the late DR.. Moilat, the African missionary. in
his native village Of Ormi>tOn. near Tranent, i'll
East Lothian. The obeIi>k, which is to be of
red granite and twenty feel i'll hight. will be
furnished with bronze relief Of the feature e.
OF the eminent missionary"
The Republican journal., 1884-10-23

0 n Nv Use Cuticura Soap. an exquisite
SHol ~ perttmcd Skin Beautier, and
( Toilet, Bath Nursery SaOntiyp
The Republican journal., 1884-10-23
Read this Advertisement,

ADRIAN, Mich, Jan. 81, 81.
Have sold the goods many years, and they give the
best of satisfaction. We had an order for 3 large
bottles Downs Elixir last week TO be sent to Wood
land, California.
j. r. BENNETT & Co, Druggists.
The goods referred to in foregoing letter are n.
IL Downs Vegetable Iiasamic EliNir, DIR. Bakers
Mandrake 3itters, and Henry Johnsons Arnica
and On Llnlnent. lmO43
How Illinois a cat can make at midnighrs mystic
hour of solemn stiffness. sometimes it Texas Il
long time to see the point of such pun.
4 CiRb.-fo all who suffering from errors
and lmtlscrclOns of youth. nervous weakness, ear
ly decay, loss of manhood, &c, will send recipe
that wlllcurc YOU, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send sef-addresscd envelope to REV.
JOSEPH L. lNMAN, Station d, Neao York. lyr39
$50 you want to be my coachman?" "Yes, SIR
Are you Il married man." "Well, y-y-yes, sir.
But then, that's all right | can get divorce"
The Republican journal., 1884-10-23

Owing to the great depression in the agricul-
tural districts Of Austria, Prince John of Licfl-
tenstein has returned to his tenants quarters
rent. amounting to a million dollars.
The Republican journal., 1884-10-23
Religious heading.


The Baptist Missionary Magazine for Octo-
Der reports 2>l bapti>m>. A. follows kuruo>e.
India. ,; swallow, China. I6; Kobe, japan. II :;
Mori>ka. lIaehinohe, G-24; France, ,; Ger
MANY Us
The Republican journal., 1884-10-23

The captains of vessels complain of the elec.
til lights at Detroit. They say the reflection
of lhy light in the river is great that they are
blinded by it and cannot see the vessels moving
about the harbor This is especially the case
on bay nights. They are also troubled in dis
corning the lighthouses at the mouth of the
river.
The Republican journal., 1884-10-23

CHSCOr1a.
When Baby sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Il Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she was Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
lyrj
The Republican journal., 1884-10-23

H0N0 NAalIIIItT. INc I1fInTlIa IlOlM NTTNn AIdm-
SOM Botanic Balslm i prepared, and can rrcnnl-
mvpd it safe ANA reliable remedy for coughs
ana colds
The woman who made d pound of butter ont of
the cream of Joke and cheese from the milk of
human Kindness, has since washed the close of Il
The Republican journal., 1884-10-23

One of the strongest proofs of the value of Kid
ney ort a. remedy for all diseases of the Kid
neNs, Liver anc Bowels, is the fact that it is usei
ana prescribed by Irregular physicians. Philip c.
Halou, NJ. d., of Monktun, Vt, says FAKE it all in
usct.'
The latest novelty in dress for gentlemen is said
to be the Father Hubbard" II consists of Il pair
"i pants cut A. they used to cut 'em fifteen wears
The Republican journal., 1884-10-23
The Best Authorities In Hygiene

now concede that Yeast fermentation in the prepar
alton Of bread foods are less healthy than when
raised by the use of pure Ri Carb Soda Sour Milk
The GoM Medal Soda OF Saleratus Superior for
their purity and heathfulness. Cooking raise by
the faint of alcohol than any other. ASK your Gro
Ger for il until you get it. 1y49
The Republican journal., 1884-10-23
"A TERRIBLE CASE

Charles Eayre IImkle, Jersey City Heights, \ j.
writes: "Fy son, lad Of twelve years, was com
pletely cured of a terrible case of Eczema by the
CUTICURA REMEDIES From the top Of his heaG
to the soles of his feet one mass of scahs,'
Every other remedy ana physicians had been tried
The Republican journal., 1884-10-23

As good. This is the statement of Professor
Smith, Analytical Chemist: | have analysed all of
the popular blood purifiers and medicines now
sold. Many Of them haze found to be worthless,
some dangerous to use. sulphur bitters contains
nothing poisonous, and think it is the best blood
purifier maze.
$40" says the summer hotel keeper, "we don't
make any money here" But why should he, when
tre gets much that is already made?
Fast time, low fares and first class accommodate
tions lave ensured TO the Boston 4 Maine Railroad
constantly growing favor. Connecting directly the
most thriving cities of Maine Eastern New liump-
shire and Massachusetts. it is a necessity rs well as
conN Gnlencc to the travelling public
Rillows saws he has now positive proof that King
David and his son solomon tailors, for is it
not related of them that "Solomon mended the
Nrccchcs which David his father had made"
The Republican journal., 1884-10-23
DR.. J. H. Porter's Healing Vital oil

Makes a positive cure Of Rheumatism. Cures Neu-
rAlgia cN er5 time. A-h your druggist fuI it. send
and get fun descriptive circular IF home ttstimo-
mails, lurlo-ing stamp. to
BOSTON VITAL OH. 90.
2. o. BnN HOY. ll.lnn. MIS-.
The Republican journal., 1884-10-23

re- DO II Yourself With Diamond Dyes any
iajN get gooi results the best practical
dyer. Every ny warranted true to name and sam
pie. Zoe. At druggists. Wells, Richardson X co.,
burlington, VT.
The Republican journal., 1884-10-23

When Fogg bought some candy, which was ap
parently oue-third terra alba. he handed it back
after tasting of il, with the remark 81 only want
what pay Ton. don't want the carth'
The Republican journal., 1884-10-23
FANS IN CHURCH.

A religious contemporary, referring TO our
churches and the habits of our cUngrtgati ions,
says that the use of the fan in American church,
g during the summer Is assuming somewhat
tn" character Of i nuisance. The question is
asked whether the effort of flaming steadily for
an hour OF two is not rather violent exercise on
very warm day. The answer is not given,
but AN affirmative answers implied The >ug-
geston j, thrown cut that dozens of highly col
Ored japanese fans waving to and fro. and dis
PLAYING the forms of dragons and OF tanta>tcat-
ly attred human beings 10 the gaze of preach
er> and listeners, lacks that air of appropriate
ness which pleasantly assists devotional feeling.
The Republican journal., 1884-10-23
THE GOOD DEEDS SOCIETY.

In Paris there is singular but useful society,
the object OF which is to encourage good deeds
cence and charity. The society te>tilies its
Judgment by annual prizes in the shape of
medals, money and civic crowns. AT the re-
cent distribution civic crowns were awarded to
n. Pasteur. the celebrated chemist 10 NJ. Milne
Edwards. the well known naturalist. and TO
the widow Of Nj. Aug. SeydouN, Protestant
lady, who gave the town OF Cateau the sum of
$4,000 for the purpose of securing supply of
drinking water, built for the town IL hospital. IA
Protestant church ana school and other useful
institutions. A gold medal and "a saving, bank
book, with s. to his credit, were awarded to ii
lad OF eleven years, living in Paris, who by
singing in choir and performing yariou, other
missions for neighbors, raised in few months
the sum of several francs, the amount owed by
his mother for rent, and for which She had
been turned out Of her house. The boy i now
in Il professional school, finishing his educa-
ton.
The Republican journal., 1884-10-23
From the Registrar of Deeds for Middlesex
County, Northern District.

! Otil tlc neg lSN dl vi OeSuo lOi HiiuuiCo0N
County, Northern District.
LOWELL. MASS.
MEssRs. C. /. HOoD s Co: Gentlemen
II affords me much pleasure 10 recommend
HOODS SABSAPARILLA. My health has
been such that for some years past | have
been obliged to take a tonic OF some kind in
the spring, and have never found anything
that Int my wants as your SarSapaHla 10
tones up my system, purltes my blood,
sharpens my appetite, and seems 10 make
NE over. Respectfully yours:
j. 7. THOMPSON.
One of our prominent business men said to
US the other day: " In the spring my wife
got all run down and could not eat anything;
passing your store ] saw rile of HQ0DS
SARsAPAEILLA in the window, and got
bottle. After She had been taking it week
she had a rouSng appetite. and it did her
everything. She took three bottles and it
was the best three dollars l ever invested"
Hoods SarsapariIIa.
Sold ~ al druggists Price s. a bottle,
or six bottles Tor =. G. !. HOOD & CO.,
Apothecdrics. Lowell, Mass.
The Republican journal., 1884-10-23

An employe i'll a circus exhibiting at Water
bury, Conn, dragged by the tiger, into
their cage and terribly injured before he was
rescued.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
CUTLER

We have largely increased our
stock of Table Cutlery, and can now
offer complete lines in Solid Silcer
Handles, as well as our special pat
terms in Gorham Plate, together
with a very fine assortment Of
Carved and Plain Pearl Handles.
Our stock is especially rich in this
favorite material, and the designs
are original and exclusive. Also a
full stock of Ivory Goods in plain
steel and plated blades, including
our Special Hotel Knife, which has
been found desirable for service
and durability.
GORHAM MFG CO.,
SILvERsSnTHS,
Broadway IL 10Th ST.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE At THIS PORT
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK.... "WEDNESDAY. NOV. 20, 1884


ARRIVED
Steamer Eothnla 3r Mckay Iveroooi Nov -. Queens.
town with mdse and To Vernon BrownS o.
Arrived al the Bar at 1.31 IN
steamer Wisconsin yr Bentley Liverpool Nov Is queens
town H. with mdse and passengers 10 GuOn Co Arrived
at the Bar al lao L IN. ,, -.
mse and passengers 10 kunhard Co Arrived al the bar
at - M l... ,.,,h
mdse and 10 Phelps Bros Co. Arrived ~ the
bar at Gam III. H..
steamer Ameque tFr) sanell Havre days. with mdse
md rasaengcrstO Louis de BeWan. ~,
STEAMER Ca-tlegatc Br. Mitchell Rio Janero NOV VIII
coffee order vessel 10 simpson Spence iouss AtNeu
att IA liar at , q
steamer city OF Washington Royu,l Vera cruz Nov e.
Irpntrra .. che ~, frgrcsO H. Havana hays Wh
mlse passengers to AleAandfe sons Arrived AT the
Steamer Apes SPAN, Anczugo 81 John, PR Oct 20,
Aeeho 49, Asunda Nov y Port Liuion IL WIN muse anu
passHges TO PIN forw0od TO- Arrived at the Bar !" "''V
.-..- aax.
will mdae to Wm clyde A. Co. 49,.
Steamer Manhattan, stevens Newport Nkws ana WeN
punt with mlse snd to Old Dominion - o.
Steamer DeaEwaet Jshney Lewes Del with muse W o'o
Dominion ~ To- 49,. ., ......
Steamer aucus Dearse Boson with mdse and passengers
asrl Vincea,o osatos itsn Ma,ellc, smyrns 90 days
aud oOtice oot to oiaet 'csse To f"uch ""
yeaue .. 49,. ,,-,. An 49,. .t,,
Iron ,e ani wood 10 order Vessel tp noid nnchah
ns,t IIume (Ansil nrrch ieith bi days WITH voai 70
Perkins \ Vm vessel 10 ma.tet .. , ,., .-
Nor, uusp, Ee'hhmhur uhih,
W "A "A Hwut q w vessel 10 y Tobias Co.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27

Railway Coupanv. Tho route Of the new railway
hegjns at the Roosevelt Street Ferry, passes along
Jan,es Newt Chambers. Chatham ana Chainbcfs
sts. To tho Pavonia Ferry. aud returning thronRn
West Duane. Chatham, ChanbeTa MADISON ann
Grand ats 10 the Grand Street Ferry A brancn
road IL to be constructed from Madison-st tnrougn
Jackso,,-st to the East River front and thence to
tLe Grand street Ferry. No extra compensation
beyond that provided for In tho General Surface
Railroad act is to be given the city for the iran
chisc. - - - .....,.
Mott'ecAi Merritt, carpenter. Of Nvack,w no hns
n wife aud three children. was convicted ~ tho
General Sessions yesterday of abducting Ida NJ.
Cross u school girl. seventeen years Old Mcftltt
had been for ncar,y twenty years - friend oi ldas
fat her and frequent visitor ~ his home in TOOK
The gir for walk IN tho Park on October " ana
aftnrwnid Induced hor to yist u hotel win him
Ilo threatened Ia Kill her II hhe told her fnthor
lilo sent her 10 ~ friend Of his at babylon, w. l
md wrote her that her faith cr would Kill her " she
returned. Rceordcr smyth after commenting on
the rnormty of the crllo sentenced Mefr'tt 10
four years and six months In the state frn0n'
DnFRIRNpINd CHILDREN AND youNd GIRLS.
The Association for Befricnding Children and
Young Girls has Just made IT'S Fourteenth Annual
Report The object of the Association II TO rescue
children of poor diss0uto parents from eyli in-
lucnces and to give them an opportunity OF earn
ing an honest livelihood The Association owns
two houses Nos. 1876 aud 13S Scc0nd-ave.l winch IL
uses as n shelter for friendlcss ones. The report
shows that last year 40 u pcr3ous sheltered and
with employment. Present mum or OF inmates.
273; 1O95 meals and 2,2l0 garments were given
TO ''outside poor.' The expenditures were ~ l.
727 20 and the receipts $22 100 60. The Ass0cia-
tion will hold bazaar at the House of the Holy
Family" No 1873 Second-ave., next week.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
t0NH IaLANn

MeHNQNn iiiti- burglars pfahe lhie ihe iweI
ing Nf ~ ", ,iiAtpa NN lNpalat N'thii hil sihh
ieNpiii ani siitpl ~ ihn faNp ef f1u''
htWfnWN, linmgu T. White, y luslign VI ihe
peace and Cnfnnp, dlrd at tho house " hls lgthuf
nn iuosday might. lhnm aln ahoalY Nlpy ihnly
applicants ter the office ut ool0uer ihe appointment
i0f which Is made hy the tiuyorn0r.
w-LoIs.-l Tho Rev Frauk III. Decker was OK
amincd aud installed as pastor of lao tongrega-
tiuna Church Yesterday hy council composed oi
"A number of rOOklyn Congregational ministers,
The Rev. Dr. J. &. Roberts presed and preached
the Installation sermon. Tho other parts of the
service were taken by the Rev. MeSsrs Halliday,
llibbard, nger,oll. Edward Icecher and Graham.
MIR. Decker ~ twonty-niue years old, and was
formerly connected with tho Life aud Advent
Church.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
NEWS FRON THE SUBURBS.
OLD MIR. READ ACQUITTED.

George Read the venerable septuagenarian who
is charged with arson was tried yesterday at Rich
mond. s |. II was charged that last summer in
fl ofdissqtsfactlon he set fire to the house that
had formerly been his own, but which ne had
latter and his wife should provide for him long
as he lived. He was well-known as a neighbor to
several of the jurors, His appearance won their
svmpathy at once. He seemed completely broken
down. and told the court nc was too poor to employ
n LAWYER When the case was ended he said t
would make little difference to him. lie mad no
means of support If convicted. he was too old to
work in any prison. If acquitted, he would become
pauper The jury acquitted him of the charge OF
arson lie was then conveyed to the almshouse.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
SCHEDULE OF MYSTERIOUS BANK.

Ey-Jndge Clifford, the assignee of John NJ.
Masterton & Co., of Mount Vernon. yesterday
and schedule of the liabilities and assets of the
firm. which are as follows: There are four hundred
and forty-nine dcpositors, whose aggregate de-
Citizens National Bank amount to $l5O,OOO. The
largest deporitor is David Quakenbush, who had on
the books $lj4s7 81. The assets amount to about
$50 600 The personal schedule of John NJ. Mas
terton exclusive of the amount due to deposiiors
shows an indebtedness of S1S4,00O, of which he
owes his firm $4,000, the Citizens National Bank
of New-York 80. 000 and Harrott ~ NOyeS, OF this
city, $sl 600 thus making the aggregate failure OF
J. VI. Masterton and his firm 1884, 900. The total
assets OF the firm and its members are $l1SOOO.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
ST JOINS NF. Nov 26-Arrived, steamer Hanoyerian
Thompson, Liverpool.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Annsrnr.Nsa.l


A tHAhhsaivikG bkf stgatsti0S,
ihe bss,a ~ esih hap ssa s8 Heh feeeatt sbsat he
Importance pi epaNes ep ssA dsisetae elais watts Hha
slsealp paees "a sHagd agaas epHlag'A aH hpbgeeh
ns VI asease aud thp epusis flm pheaga ~ lenia bei
ia Iatan IpsgF lty anh piheg cities shpW 'ha' 50 sH
sJo uuW sUduuns With piphiAp,A scarlet fpHer aud he
laa yet prptontab dsoasai, would not 10 good plan
whio AZ homo to-day spenda few ai4tes looking abm
your house 10 thing has hedn dono every rreoau
uou adnutrd to prevent sickness within your avn walls
60 down into cellar through which most OF the house.
air passes To tho above ami examine wen every
part oi 1t look carefully the condition Of tho waeppes
sinks and watorclosots and extra protsuton mix
auart of rlas Chordos in pail OF water and sprinkle
about pouring In each trap bowl aud sink, m order that
every particle Of poisonous matter may be thoroughly do
srOyed
To the wse aud liberal ~ this most powerful dsufoc
tant atrs Chordcs undoubtedly very much OF our citys
freedom from sickness due aud again upon all
hou4ehoicrs vital Importance o its continued and fire.
qeu that present healthfn condition may notcoao
YOU haynt bottle Of In the house you viii hnd the drug
pi-,s open, Notwithstanding tho holiday.