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The Portland daily press., 1885-11-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
PORTLAND WHOLESALE MARKET.


PURIIAND,NO L, 1888.
The following are to-day's quotations for Flour
Grain, Provisions, &C.:
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SCOTS Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver
Oil with Hypophosphites.-As remedy
for Consumption, lScrofuto all wasting diseases
and General Debility, we venture to say has no
equal in the whole realm of medicine.
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s.TERRrBLY AFFLICTED. .

Mass, write: sour little boy was terribly affiict-
ed with Scrofula, Salt Rheum, and Erysipelas ev-
er since he was born, and nothing we could give
him helped him, until we tried CUTICURA RENE
DIES, which gradually cured him, until he is now
aS fair . any child. .,
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EOR sALE-S3o,o 900; buys first class bust
year; never changed hands; business constantly
increasing run by present owner IL years; sure,
safe and reliable Investment best OF reasons Tor
selling; an investigation will prove it Just as repre-
sented, or no sale; will make terms bonanza Tor
somebody w. f. CARRUTHERS, "a Iremon
Row Boston 81
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FOR sALE-Lodging house right in business
Il part of Boston, II good rooms well turnlsn ne
and all let to good parties rent very low for the
location; price of furniture 800; bargain. POND
& BRITAIN, 500 Washington ST., Boston, Mass
81
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This startling query greets the eye from the
window of a candy shop on Washington street,
Boston: Have you tried Miss Jones's kisses?
For sale here"
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ANiliootFC F~UTISs
SAN FRANCISCO-Ar 18th, ship Geo Man
son, Morse, Hong Kong via Japan.
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no Let.
DOOMS to let, single or in suits, with board.
HI Apple at No. 90 High street, cor. OF Spring.
nlayf3 diff
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A pound party-Young lady learning to play the
piano.
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Il RAILROADS.
Portland and Ogdensburg R. R.

FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday Oct 5. 1885,
until further notice Passenger Trains viii
Leave Portland as follows: 900 a. M, for
EohVaus, bethlehem, B4iIlIetOn, Lancas-
g. xVooslsyiIIe. Montpelier, "a. Johns
hnry, Newport, Burlington, Swnnton,
Spadensburg, and all points on connecting
a!00 n. M. for Bartlett and intermediate
ARRIVALS.
1910 a. M, fIom Bartlett and way stallons -,
$50 d. M, from SwnntOn, Burhnsto" anu
'''' p'-''' j. HAMILTON, Supt:
October 3, 1885 oc3du
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no LET.


Dwelling House, No. 17s State Street.
L. ID. nj. SWEAT.
noy5 diff
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aFROpE MEAD no FEET, ),

- Charles Eayre Hinllle, Jersey City Heights, N.
j.. writes my son, a lad of twelve years, was
completely cured Of terrible case Of Eczema E by y
head to the soles of his feet was one mass OF
scabs." Every other remedy and physicians had
been tried in vain.
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XNANTED-An active manor woman in every
w county to sell our goods Salary SIS per
month and expenses, or commission. Expenses in
advance. Outfit free. For full particulars address
STANDARD SILVER WARE CO., Boston, Mass.
aug31 d3m
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All cases of weak or lame back, backache, rheu-
matism &C., will find relief by wearing one of Car
ters Smart Weed and Belladopna Backache Plas-
ters Price 20 cents.
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..saoo FOE NOTmENG.o

VIM Gordon 81 Arlington Ave-, Charlestown,
Mass. writes Having paid about 5000 to first
class doctors to cure my baby without success, !
tried the CUTIcURA REMEDIES, which completely
cured, after using three packages"
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awarded gold and leWeIeu nleuaI 10 DIT. W. II.
parker for the best essay on nervous and Physl-
cal Debility, Exhausted Vitality, &C. The title of
this essay is the "Science of Life" The medal
was fairly won and worthily bestowed. 'The
science Of Life is advertised in to-day's paper.
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A boy kept after school for bad spelling excused
himself to his parents by saying that he had been
spell bound
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MURDOCK'S LIQUID FOOD co., Boston

BRANCMl snow Hill, London.
WORKS, 3S4 st. Paul ST., izOntreai
oot1A WS&,AItf
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WTANTED-An active business agent in every
w county to take charge of canyassers for the
sale of my goods; no bonus, no competition. J. L.
CHAPLIN, 80 Free St. Portland, Me. 81
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S. B. Durfey, mate of steamer Arizona has had
his foot badly jammed Thomas Electric oil
cured it. Nothing equal to it for quick pain re-
lever.
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WANTED-A competent cook at MIR
~ AoLT'S, 1876 Vaughan ST. Apply oe ts'I
the hours of IL a. m. and 8 p. m lo-l
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WANTED, HELP-Ladies and gentlemen
w in city or country to work for US at Their
own homes, daytime or evening; the business is
light, pleasant and easily done; no eanvassing or
peddling, good salary paid to smart workers who
devote full time to it, steady employment 1uT-
Boston, Mass, Box 5153 zb-o
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wv aposition III a Wholesale or retail Grocery
store; best Of references given. Address. G; S.
Press Office III
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XXANTED-A few good boarders. Address
w G. B., AZ North ST. City. Terms moderate
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WANTED-By a Protestant girl from NTH the
w Provinces, situation in a private tamly J
good cook, has frst-eiass reference. Good COOKS
furnished for Hotels Apply to MRS PAL ~
over M. G. Palmer's store, 22S1s Mldule 81, d
firstclass Employment Office. Io-l
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An agricultural writer says; "No animal can
fight and eat at the same time" He has evidently
never seen a traveller at ten-nnutes-forlunch
stand
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devoted to general and all classes Of special dis
eases have it in general use. All acknowledge it
to be the only Raw Condensed Food known (and
much richer than it is represented to be by war
rant( also free of nsoluble matter and can be re-
famed when the stomach refuses water.
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When first tried Athlophoros was afflicted in
my knees with rheumatism. used two bottles,
when the pain and swelling left and have never
returned One or two of my neignbors tried it
and were relieved Mrs Mary S. Hart Farming
ton ct
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NNANTED-Partner in mercantile business
w with two or three thousand dollars capital.
Call on or address EZRA IIAWI IES, 800 congress
ST., insurance Building. l5-l
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WANTED-A good phaeton but little used,
w for cash. also good harness ADDRESS, ~
Press Office III
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''Eh DOCTOR" said bailie of a small Scotch
town to friend .'he maun haze been an extraordi-
haze come into his head that never would haze come
into mine at az
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XXTANTED-Ex-sode aud others having
w claims of any kind against the government,
to know that Uncle Sam has a lot of money to give
them if they make application for it through his
authorized attorneys. DEERING g MORRILL,,
50719 Congress ST., Portland, Me. Valuable cir
clllarS free l0-1
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yETANTED-Two more reliable boys, living
w in eastern section of the city TO denver tne
Express to subscribers in that part OF the CITY;
Boys attending the High School pre1eTTeaI 1 LOO
pay to the right boys. Apply at ENENlN9 "a
PRESS, So Union st. III
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ENOR SALE-House in the best part OF Knight
L vile, on the main street, 2 story house, sta
Bile, carriage house and store; will be sold cheap
T' Il
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AGENTS WANTED.

EOUND-The best place TO buy Wedding Cake
IL is at DEERING'S Bakery, 800 Congress st.
29-3m
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A lie IL like kat-it never Gums few yew in a
strate line.-Josh Billings.
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Slade's Epicurean Spices are double the strength
of other brands they are the best selected spices,
powdered perfectly pure.
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E1OR SALE OR RENT.-After December
IL 1st No. 80 Bramhall street, heater house be-
tween Bramhall and Vaughan street. THOS. IL.
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yxTANTED-Agents; best line Of Christmas
wv books in the world; Cassells, etc, etc;
also Miss Clevelands book all the Grant books
aud many more. Call or address MAINE BOOK
AGENCY, e. Fl. Jud1ins, Manager, 3S5 Congress
O. portland IL
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Carriers Little Liver Pills are free from all crude
and irritating matter Concentrated medicines
only; very small; very easy to take; no pain; no
gripping; no purging.
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EETANTED-Af faithful and kndman, (middle-
wv aged preferred), to assist in the care OF an
invalid gentleman; professional nurses need not
apply Call between and 5 p. m, room 2, 48H2
FXGHA NGE ST 1O-1
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E1OES aATE-A new Wheeler & Wilson No. 8
II sewing machine all new improvements; cost
S65, only Il few months in use; will be sold cheap
Address NJ j b.. Office this paper. III
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WANTED-A capable Protestant girl .lor
w general housework in family OF I T4Ieto
Apply at No. z HIGH ST, Wo0dforas o. loIsS
'N''A' - Ill
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cipal appointees shall select their sub
ordinates and the active agitators q.
negro meetings shall give place
to the Democratic yeomanry Of the
land-when a man can ask for his
letters and complain little If he
thinks things are going wrong without
fear of insult, when he will not fly at
the approach of a United States mar
shall or shut up his shop when a
stanger enters tor fear of his being q
detective--in fact when the people at
large know that the officials of the
government are their friends, that
they are really tho nephews of their
Uncle Samuel and that they are part
and parcel of his political family.
THE HERALD felicitates the people
of Texas upon the dawn of this new
era and confidently hopes that new
feeling, or rather, renewal OF the feel
ing OF devotion to our great country
may follow in the wake of that absolute
trust reposed in their patriotism,
which for so many long years has
been Withheld.
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SPORTING.
Chlcaro Race .

CHICAGO, July 2.-Ten thousand peo-
pie witnessed the races at Washington
Park to-day. The weather was warm
and pleasant and tho track smooth but
hard.
First Race-Flve furlCngs; for 2-year
olds; penalties and allowances: Tar
tar took the lead in tho first few strides
and won easily by a length and half;
Estella second; jim Gray third.
Time: l:D3.
Second Race-One mile; all ages.
Pools: Modesty, $500; Jim Douglass,
5000; field, Sal.
drum tapped, followed by Katie
Fletcher and Jim Douglass. Jim
Douglass ran into second place on tho
back stretch and at the half
length only. Modesty came away
again on the upper turn, but Douglass
was close onto her and on entering
half length only. Modesty
came away again on the straight and
won, hands down, by length; jim
Katie Fletcher, third.
Time: l:4lh.
The Caliiornians all backed Jim
Douglass and lost heavily,
Third Raco-Boulevard stakes; all
ages; one mile and quarter.
Pools: Freeland, $500; Valante, $l4j;
Loitain, $40; Troubadore, $50; the field,
S25.
Volante and Boot Black alternated
in tho lead TO the halt-mile post, when
Freeland was fifth. The latter ran
into second place on the stable turn,
and on entering the stretch Volante
led by hall length only. Freeland
drew away easily in the straight aud
won handily by two lengths from
Volante, the same distance in front Of
TrOubRdour.
Time: 300.
Fourth Race-One mile and q fur
long: lazarus won in q gallop five
lengths in front of Handy, who was
second; Ultimatum, third. No time
was taken,
This was the fourth consecutive
race day that the Carrigan stables has
placed TO its credit.
Fifth Race-lIurdle purse; one mile
heats:
First heat-Tallyrand won, with
Wembledou second, EleXis third.
Time: 1897.
Second heat-Tallyrand raced right
10 the front and won easily by 20
lengths; Wimbledon second, Alexis
third.
Time 1907.
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istan. The Conservatives were deter.
mined that as large a territory as posi-.
BILE should separate England from
Russia.
ELECTED TO PARLIAMENT.
Mr.. Stevens, Conservative, has beer
elected to Parliament from North
Devonshire. The seat for North
Deyonshire was made vacant by the
election to the peerage of Sir Stafford
Northcote, first lord of the treasury
Mr.. Stevens was elected without OPP
position.
MIR. Ellis Ashmead Bartlett,
the Civil Lord of the AID
miralty in the new ministry, has beer
reelected to Parliament for Eyre, Suf
folk County. His majority is 1871
votes.
TORY VICTORY.
The Parliament election to day il
the borough OF Lancaster and Corn
wall to fill the vacancy caused by the
election to the Peersge of Sir Hardings
Clifford, the new Lord High Chancellor
resulted in the return of Mr.. Webster
the Tory candidate, by a majority
OF 80,
THE AFGHAN QUESTION.
nv HiShhh quostlOn Was Luo buo
ject Of long conference to-day be
tween the Marquis of Salisbury, the
Minister OF Foreign Affairs, and BsrOI
de Staal, the Russian Ambassador.
4p. m.-Consols closed at 80 Lie FOL
money, and 99M for account.
THE GALLIA.
LIVERPOOL, July 1.-The CunarC
steamship has sent the steamer Deme
rara with provisions in search of the
overdue steamer Gallia. 1t is gener
ally thought in shipping circles tina
the Anchor Line steamer Trinachea
which left New York on June 10 fol
Avenmouth, is towing tho Gallia.
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DAWN.

Many Democrats had begun TO dc.
spair of the Presidents intention
toward thereliof Of tho Southern people
from the Republican officials. Mis-
souri, was almost in open rebellion,
Tennessee was snRrling fearfully and
Texas herself, tho most patient and
youngest OF Southern States, had put
on the airs of sulkiness and proposed
to "throw up" TO the administration
the vast majority sho had scored for
Democracy In the late presidential
election. But still thoro were occas
ionsl gllmpses Of n better day
coming, and such episodes as
Villas letter, the Virginia
sweep, the North Carolina cyclone
and tho bold acts OF DAN MANNING
kept the bulk OF the Democracy In
Texas from entertaining any serious
doubts as to the political complexion
OF tho administration.
Just at this writing the party if
pleased In tho Northern District Of
Texas, judioiSlly and federally speak
ing. Tho Republican marshal hsi
been removed, and good, square, hon
est Democrat appointed 70 his position
Tho internal revenue collector hai
gone the way all Republican flesl
should go, and tho Department OF Jus
tice has removed from Office tho mos
active partisan attorney for the dis
trict in the State-ono who's
purpose and mind altogethe
was bent on opposing tn
will OF the people in the district 70
which he was acting In the service o
Republican administration. Tn
postmaster of Republican stripe hs
also been supplanted and his plac
filled by lifelong Democrat to til
manner born and all things, except ;
rival aspirants for these positions
seem lovely. s
The changes will appear moro con
spicuously, however, when these prin
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-03

PHILADELPHIA, July 2,-There was
an admission fee to the National En-
campment to-day, and only $500 paid
to see two companies of artillery and
four companies Of infantry contest for
the prizes.
In the morning the Washington
Artillero Of New Orleans, Captain
May, and the Richmond Howitzers,
Captain Laraiu0, gave an exhibition,
which proved particularly interest
ing, Tho men showed great prof
cheney.
panles began their contests.
The Lomax Rifles, of Mobile,
Captain Davis, was the first
organization TO occupy tho fold. They
made q highly oreditable display.
The Houston Light Guard, of
Texas, Captain Scurry, with q men,
came next and carried or plenty of
good honors, as did also the Branch
Guards, OF ST. Louis, and tho Wooster
City Guards, Captain James A, Ogden,
attached to tho Eighth Ohio regiment.
Many prominent local military men
were present, and they all declared
that they had never before witnessed
such excellent drilling. Each com
pany was allowed a. minutes.
Tho Busch Houaves gave an exhibit
ton drill,
Tomorrow there will be an artillery
contest between Battery A, OF Dan
villc, Illinois, and tho Second Battery
af Ohio National Guards, OF Clncin-
natl.
The infantry drill includes Company
A OF tho First Kentucky Regiment
tho indianapolis Light Infantry, the
Montgomery Greyg, of Alabama, aud
tao Alexandria, Virginia, Light In
A display drill will also b,
made by an infantry battalion
tho Girord College Cadets, un
der Major Ryan, and by Tho
United States Light Battery q, Third
regiment, under Colonel Warner. Tho
latter win drill with horses.
Last night some OF tho soldiers were
enjoying themselves with the sport o
tossing Ia a blanket. A woman cam,
along aud took part in thu
sport and was tossed in her turn II
rough and tumble fashion. Thi
morning che came TO camp with con
stable and after going about awhile
picked out Captain Curtis, Of the In
dianapolls Artillery, as one of Oh,
men who assisted 10 toss her
IL was evidently cas-
of mistaken identity aud Captain Cur
It's drew his sword and refused 10 b
arrested. Trouble seemed imminen
for time, but Il fnall
blew over and Captain Curtis sub
mitted to arrest and was held for as
J sault with intent 10 kill. The sffai
has created sensation.
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France.
PHYSIOLOGY PRIZE PAID.

PHYSIOLOGY PRIZE PAID,
PARIS, July 2.-The institute has
awarded the biennial prize Of $4,000
to DR.. Brown Sequard for his discov-
cries in physiology.
AN IMPORT ITEM.
The bill relative to the import OF salt
meat has been considered in the Cabi-
net council. nj. Mangon, the minister
Of commerce, stated that he was pre-
pared to authorize the import of salt
meat after inspection.
LORD WOLsELEY TO BE SUED.
The Republican Journalists Associ.
alton announces its intention to insti-
tute proceedings in the English courts
against Lord Wolsoley for setting a
price on the head Of Oliver Pain.
THE SOCIALIST PLATFORM.
The French Socialists have issued
their platform Of principles for the
coming electoral campaign. 1t de-
mands:
First--The abolition OF the presi
dency.
Second The abolition of the senate.
Third-The bestowal upon the as
sembly of the power to dismiss min
loLeTS OF inc SGhtGs
Fourth-The settlement of all ques-
tons Of war and constitutional revises
by popular vote,
Fifth-A reduction Of the number Of
public officers and official salaries.
SiXth--The confiscatiOn of church
property.
Seventh separation of church
and State.
Eighth--The legal equality of Height
innate and legitimate children.
Ninth-The gradual abolition of
standing armies.
Tenth-The FREQ education OF chill.
dren at the public expense and the
free feeding Of children at the public
expense in all cases where they are not
otherwise properly provided for.
EleVenth-Political amnesty.
Twelfth-The abolition of octroi du-
ties.
Thirteenth-The establishment of a
progressive income tax.
FOurteentL-The abolition of collpt-
eral inheritance.
Flfteenth-Tbe gradual abolition Of
the public debt.
SiXteenth-Reductlon in tho hours
OF labor.
Seventeenth-The prohibition of the
employment OF children under IA
years of age.
Eighteenth-A 70 organization OF the
Bank of France.
NATURALIZATION reforms.
Twentieth-The maintenance of
disabled workmen at the public ex-
penso.
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England.
THE GORDON MEMORIAL.

THE GORDON MEMORIAL,
LONDON, July 2.-Tho Gordon Mem.
rial Committee, at meeting yester.
day, approved the resolution OF the
Prince of Wales in favor of establish
ing a homo for tho training OF poor
boys for military and civil life-GOr-
dor's pct idea. The memorial fund
now amounts to El,S03,
THE BUDGET.
The Standard, in an editorial, says !:
MIR. Childers' budget proposals, as far
as they have received the
sanction OF Parliament, viii
bo lett undisturbed, but the provision
for tho remainder OF the deficit de.
ponds upon the attitude OF the Lib.
erals.
so MORE MONEY NOW.
The Daily Telegraph says the Roths-
Childs will make no further advances
pending tho settlement OF tho Egyp-
tian financial question.
THE SAME OLD STORY,
The Marquis of Salisbury, Prime
Minister, replying 10 letter which he
received FROM unemployed working
men OF Wolverhampton, says the
Cabinet Is now considering the whole
question of trade depression.
ESTABLISHING A PARTISAN PRESS,
The prospectus of q Conservative
news agency, limited, has heen issued.
Lord Randolph Churchill Is named as
chairman OF the company, The capt.
tai fixed ut 10000. The purpose OF
this news agency Is TO provide the
provinces with cheap Conservative
newspapers and to prepare the voters
for the general election, The scheme
has the support OF the leading
Conservatives, Articles bearing the
signatures Of the Cabinet ministers
aud others arc promised tho news
papers,
\ PEEP All THE POOR.
IL Is announced that tho Marquis OF
salisbury will very soon introduce
In the House of Lords q bill emhody-
ing tho chief recommendation of the
royal commission appointed to enquire
into the sanitary condition OF the
| homes otth0 poor aud report upon the
best means OF housing them.,
JOHN nRtGHr's TRUTH AND WISDOM
John Bright has written letter Il
Deputy Passy, OF Paris In which he
| says:
ltthe European nations would &C.
! Ntlb tniumtEtlal nOeflN bnht IT
moderate or abolish customs
Europe might soon tend to au era o.
the perpotuity OF poaoe. At present
all the resources are swallowed no by
military eXlgoncios, The peoples IN
terests are sacrificed TO tho most mis-
cradle and culpable fancles of foreign
policies. The roai interests OF the
masses gro trCddon under foo
In Difference TO false notioni
OF glory and national honor
! cannot help thinking thu
Europe il marching toward SOM
great catastrophe OF crushing weight
The military system cannot indofi
nitely be supported with patience ant
tho population, driven 10 despair, ma,
possibly before long swoop away tn
royalties and pretended statesmen
who govern Ia thoir names. / hop
your country and mino win remain n
peace and DO real friends.n
COERCION ABANDONED.
The Cabinet council to-day doclde
TO entirely abandon coercion in Ire
land and rely upon the strict admins
tration OF the general law.
THE AFGHAN Policy OUTLINED.
WOODSTOCK, yuly 2.-Sir Henri
Drummond Wolf, speaking In supper
OF Lord Randolph Churchill, said
was absolutely necessary not 10 allo'
Russia TO intrude further into Afghan
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THE question of cigar, pipe and
cigarette smoking in the street cars is
being discussed by the press Of several
cities. We presume the vicious prac-
tice must go. 1t is not permitted in
railroad coaches, nor in hotel parlors,
dining.rooms and other places whore
ladies have to congregato with gentle.
men, SO lot it be banished from the
atraet car.