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XNHEREAS-John Dougall. of New York
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n.xDALL AxD THIS CHINESE.

Several Of our esteemed contempor.
.,;.. who either do not understand what
,Hhsv write about, or willfully miscon.
.esue the facts, are endeavoring to make
q appear that Representative Randall, Of.
Rs,psylvsnis, one Of the purest and
As;ehtest men in Congress. is opposed to
- Chinese Restriction Att, because he
,aa>esep an amendment to the Civil Sun.
.Asy bill .ppropriating $4,000 for carry.
ID sdt an alleged provision Of that act.
h advocates Of the appropriation
claimed that it was necessary to enable
aks Treasury Department to prevent
Chinese laborers, permitted to land in and
pass through the United States on their
way to some other country. from remain.
ing in the United States AS there is no
law to permit Chinese laborers to pass
through the United States, though rui.
Ing of the Treasury Department, made
some years ago and net yet reseindcd,
allows them to do SO, Congress was
asked to make an appropriation to carry
this rule into effect.
Mr.. Randall properly objected to an
amendment appropriating money for such
a purpose, and in this he was sustained
by majority of the House of Represen-
tatives. OF course, as Mr.. Randall, and
. majority of the House, is Democratic,
Republican papers on this coast attempted
- make point against him and the
Hease, by raising the cry that he OPP
pessd an appropriation to carry out the
provisions Of the Chinese Restriction
At, when, in fact, the appropriation was
lse carrying out q rule that ought to be
esssiaded, not to enforce An act of Con.
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A GREAT WRONG RaGnTED.

The great wrong done brave man over
twenty. three years ago has been partial
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bill which places Fitz John Porter on the
retired list with the rank of Colonel, and
allows him certain back pay for the years
he has been under the ban. Every mill
Gary man Of note in the country, as we'll
- several foreign officers, who have ex.
Anined the record in his case, long ago
expressed the opinion that the evidence
Aid not warrant the findings of the court.
aaartial in General Por.er's case. and
while there was nothing to show that be
~as . traitor to the Union cause, there
was ample proof in the records of the
nunerous battles in which his corps par
sieipAted OF his ability and loyalty.
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The prosecution of George w. Tyler,
which is side Issue growing out Of the
Sharon divorce snit, developed sone son.
sasionai evidence in Judge Wilson's
Court, San Francisco. The testimony
sAsvs conspiracy on the past Of Sharon's
Awyers to send Tyler to State Prison,
80 il now appears as If Tyler would
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Aesipe two or three of them indicted.
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The President has approved the Act to

Tho Presldsnt has approved the Act to
reduce the fee on domestic money orders
for snn,s not exceeding 50; the Act max
ing allowances. for clerk hire 10 post mas
lsss Of 6rst aud second class p,st 'ili Z !;
che Military, Postot6ce, Agricultural and
army Appropriation bills; tne Act q aat.
ing leave of absence to eoplpyes IN tae
Government prin,ins office; Acts piovid.
ing for the completion OF public build.
ing at FL Paso, Texas, Hannibal, No,
Savannah, Ga, Peoria. ill.,, and Des
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and Norl hern Rsil@ay t4mpany e hulid
. road across ihs Fprr Russell and F,rt
Laramie R.s.rvatioa; tie Acs f'r"sIdinp
for additional barracks az tile S3nther
Northwestern aud Wes.eT0 branches #
The National Home Tor Disa hled Voion
teer Soldiers; the Act for the relief at thu
officers and crew OF the light house tender
1iliy.
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The Virginia Chronicle reports that a
Asay Of ore, the extent OF which is not
known, las been discovered on the 5. zoo
1bst level OF the Chollsr mine. Should
Mic ore body prove to be extensive, the
Cs0stock will boom again. Work has
assn Suspended on the ore body ansi in.
S>Factions are received from San Fran.
cisco, which implies tina. the .'ssrik.'
1sy be . stock jobbing operation.
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SPECIAL LOCALS.
E,ENTIsTIsH.

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quired. They are prepared toperform
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Both operative and mechanical Those having
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them.
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Tho Sacramento Bee. enc OF the bright
est and newsiess papers published on the
coast. has entered upon its tbir,ie;h
yAss and sixtieth volume ..
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Wells Dspb' Deputy Secretary OF
.9t@te. hss assumed control Of the Carson
Index. Judge Harris aud Marshsll Rob-
ins0D retiring from the papetf
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d. o.. MAshELB.
TOWNSHIP AGENT. e.. y. X. X.
TOWN lots fsx ~aIx OR LCAss.

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Those occupy ing lands belonging 10 the eou.
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Receiving Lew Seeds,

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PRO a. Hs A ~ 70 Ell

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National Salute, morning and evening.
2-Procession.
S--Remarks, by the President Of the Day,
DIR. J, w. POWELL
t--opening Chorus-Our Flag Is There
SCHOOL CHILDREN
b-suppcation TO the Throne OF Grace,
by the Chaplain. .....J II. PALMER
q c--ofatoG 's..s- ID Ia oMii II
6--Song-Hai Colum bia. ...... VOCAL CHOIR
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MISS ANNIE KEMLER, FINLEY COOK
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pepdence.... -. Miss HATTIE GILBERT
Observation-Disclosures Bell,
MISS MAMIE CHOATE
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12-Recltatien. ........t........-.-.h Miss EDDY
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Recitation Drake . Address TO the
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The largest factory OF the kind in the world, nd
to which the highest prizes were awarded .. t1s
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-21
rnr AspARAGrs RED.
M EpNUNp nERsEY.

To the lrqalry % 3 subscriber, a. 70 the
autumn treatment OF the asparagus oeu
The Massachusetts, F0ughmdnlreplies
"Asparsxus grows best on light, SADLY
Loan, n was formerly believed that thls
vegetable could only be- grown 10 PERFECTION
on a moist. heavy soil; bat mauy expert
neuts have proved that this IL mistake.
apd n l. uow very generally conceded thAt
tbs plant not only does not DO any oe''ef
bv being covered every year with dress
Ing OF salt. hat that the salt Il an inJary
instead ofa benefit II the stalks are ca,
so,.p AMI removed in the autumn u shonld
y. arsr being KILLED by frost. and the oed
.hoult b. Immediately covered win aNery
ubsrsl dressing OF stable msnurei oet oar
sxnsrience is tha, 10 is best 20 cut Only tne
.tslks that bear seed These should os
"a, out before the seed begins 10 drop snd
carried fron the neld; then the remhnlns
stalks. before winter. should oe ioneu
Down so a. 20 lay on the grouud, and 'nas
n,,vent ne surface from beipg blown any
Nv the heavy winds lu the dry days OF al.
,9mn AMI winter. IL IL important tnAt 'ne
seed should be removed, because, u Ieis on
the ground, the young asparagus p,o'e'
,o be a very troublesome weed. Tor not one
Of them should be permitted 20 gror'
Asp.rseus beds are frequently very nue.
IpIarsd by permitting the seedlings 20
grow In such numbers as 70 onoAs o''
The old roots"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-21
KrrrINc rowLs Iy coyrIYENENr.
The principal difference between hens

The principal difference between hens In
confinement and dock having The prlyi'
lege OF large nsii or orchard, Il not that
the free fowls derive more food, Or a
greater variety, for everything necessary
20 their comfort may be supplied them
when they are shut up Ia yards. lf there
Is any advantage In the keeping OF the
two docks, Il l. with those that are cOn.
aned, for these are under the direct watch.
fulness of the owner, and have no wants
unsuppllei. Admitting that The dock Ia
confinement l. supplied with plenty or
food. OF varied character. pure water,
warm AMI dry quarters, and everything
necessary % prosperity and production, 10
must be ackuOwleded that the dock having
free range. n II receives equal care, OF even
partial attention, will give bsi,cr results
than the other.
Knowlug such TO be the case. a. a rule,
The question Il, WAT Is the caasef IL i
due 10 the fact that when fowls are con.
anel they are Oycrfci. Being accustomed
% have their food brought 10 them insio Al
Of seeking 10. they have m inilccmrnt 10
exercise. With them, u il. walt, ani dar-
lug The period OF lileness they soon learn
% pull feathers. and engage In all the vices
arising from lAElues, ami enforced Idle
ness. II they are 80 Eel that they must
always seek the food In some mAnner by
being compelled % work for u, Ani not
eat AL they wish in few moments, they
would have bat little time ior leisure. All
food .houi be glven Ia way - compvl
The fowls % scratch for 10, for exercise i
essential % egg production.
II matters NOT how mach space dock
miy work over. fog TIE hens of sons OF
large breeds 90 best on 4 small range,
provided they are kcp, busy, ani this
sh0uli b. done. even n no food Z, glvcn
during The day. BY allowing them all The
grain jasi before they 20 u roosi. Keep
them In fnl exercise. ani avoid getting
them fsi, uulcss they are Intended ior TIE
market