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Au Important Announcem ent


About SIX wrecks as1. willis IS fuslnezs
Nks Suddenly attacked with excractsline
pains in my fest, GsscFs sna hards. - severe
the attack thas ! sotS fns bed Immediately,
ard ia txa 81 snree tass fsy A1tnfs WIRE
swoiirn TO almost deuhle tisesr natural slse.
and sleep sas driven fEssws PIC After - Tar.
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EsiuS isuifnents ss7a various t1ttsr = sssfifes
a friend who sYmrai hised 1Ith nay hssif less
cen titan. said "a me.
WAY siru't yau get SsEffs's sfsssee ard
nes e. STA guarantee , clIrs. afsd 81 Is does
81 tha rlea4c5ne shall cost yea nothing
1 IS oare seturssi fas 5. s =. aaa after
ussrg 81 the ff@t Gay. bad qstiss izef ssl4
hssaatte,i- Ia taree weeks eaala - Ep AID
wai< AsFssit tsO racas. and After usisiE six
hastlEa Wss cut sHs able 70 - 70 business
sslute sscn / have bs.H regularly ss my post
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ts1 Eo4rz q eay, ard an eFtlrsiy free frs1sff
pai7- Eaese sFs. the plain aud sitsipse facts
= nv case- neti VIII eaeeTtasis answer al
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One Of the number vii act judge. and two as clerks
OF
list The 20 lots including the which the
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selected By the proceed
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SAVAGE SEA LIONS
How They Are Taken Alive at the
Varalsoneg.

The lions cama up ca tha beach and
rocks 20 iiask ST. rae sun, aHi y aiir lheF Hrc
asleep thr sailors ceaNl uit rs ucaf e. taefR
as fiess ihie klnhst Invariably tie scs
lions wake up whsu fhe sallnrs 80 wlthin
zen ~ datea ieei 81 them aad bfi an
thvis heads % tgiFN
'ga~u s. che sailors opportunity. Rafck
- = iiasA he fAfass q heavy canvas Sar@
over she allHsai's 3 al ans twists the -sc 5
about its powerful }aNe. F4E MeNt thfnt
e. g.e aaua Is ta gsi q rapc about the linn's
asrners, which renders hitn helpless either
"a H9at ar rs
Thc prorgss 81 capturing Ea liots alive
Is -lnFle eungsh ta igx fihe, bat 4 Is esa
gcragg sud ~ aicHit i1 prartce.
fai, arst naofutHc ef fHv ANnf anu AiIeI
slFv6 of four sea i.aus hsd hxs'n captured,
ane az gha saii0ss Kari Hansen. discovered
Z Nan whose gfay whiEkcns aud euersBsGs
sizes slihea 90 his great age
rae saiiJrs managed 9" Set be -Aes ever
toe heal ~ tise r,sas beast h.si is sffeiEih
@as 20 sfeas sad IL ssqnEsirs - eiolrai
that ], was oei7 sth iae utmost diitctlis
taaf fs r.fI5i eat the s0ife nfqf a1lF nffsfscf
u & s1aeEri,s.i 4uailf. haf a. 81 attempted
"a fir tAe a-AeT rNr sack was thrown s
{ha 4Utsiai's aeat. Had wsin e yelling rasi
~ tstsrt aAs meAf d Wilson's knRr 81 DIS
sapru fsa iten iusi maaasQd % catch sae
thnuh asa trst 2aEer Of ais iesi asna,
iisar.r- Iae thut-h with Us fanaNzs from
lar 5asa a.l iakieg tbc frsi seiut OF the
rss t aus sailor raa a tes steps.
scrcsmiue. sad ftH
rae srs-uau. now ihesenSAly ea7aEesi
I frsei ssgii iroa2 tar rent a29f saeS ana
adyaucei wish open isws ca the pfast'a'e
IL would undoubtedly Szyc terra Sc
mar 10 ssiuces hai mes fAs m2fs'. attracted
I by The ssatnan's vans, eafae Up and s'l'1'
thc ems gssi thasaeh tAF meek
fgrH then c alankrea - CO.. ape iat9 t8e
sea asal1l
rails was the oaIs sesiers accident that
ui.ss.cii tae expedition Tae ussas haisi
vas isealt,i ifp ~ vel a. pssssih.t, s7a n
Marfiiue. uha has teea attending ttHa
saaec his retuFa. thinks he ssa saw whst
{. left oi the baud
AmouE the sailors pas an ex cawt2E.
lie atfesnfssrsi 90 aSe bis familiar lass an
fhe sva-i.asss, tsi with very rSer saecsss.
a. the salons hnal u - snail &ssd hss
aeek - larsc an. snssoth thsf tie nsssss
ss~ssaiis aifrrrss over their hesiS- pue-a
rssiaish-ees,ass,i, gs'hef snail iioness-,sr
did ,.st.'h with BIS rtRia
Fanrsera sts Hons aerc cartslFfi - AL
ssas,ax these were teso s8Perh macs
T'hes. ss4a sefe freed "a the bold ani A.
nest isltu.asfiSkety hSESn ~ Erhh lae
srsaffQr % tha tWc es- Killed HIS aide
WA. fdrs, Asftf rEiarsa-.~e IN aozeftse Of I'las.s
81 rs sees~aFs = teeth. ara thu adversary
himssii saaws ttSs see hgas sSs asra
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theta
and thus vseSf=~f
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Thcy siii pc ,hips-si in tasks q "a Ssses
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METHOD OF AW ARD

to- These
will both These then recorded
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Warranty win rapidly
O housc and
way $500
Plans houses and plat Of and can be had application
70 which
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1Rkfna affnSft
One year ago he North 1akiuIa Rol
ana Gun Gun turned loose in this val
ley number OF Bob White quail
Ne are p ensed to learn that they ars
increasing and thriving nicely, Parties
an the Ahtanum have seen a good
many Of them Lately. aud hg answer.
lag their vii Tie have called them uF
- their holses We trust that no one
vii fnelest these birds and that they
mHy be siiowei 70 multiply until they
8e very plent.f Il. Certainly 10
genuine sportsman VIE make way
Wiih them.
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Keep cooi. We are ciesiug oat 0aF fans
Chester CteaFy.
gs5s CENTS 90 ciusc out 3 ot q summit Ct
esiks. chester Cisry
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TERMS, TITLE, ETC.

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Houses tonce and them h
to
tu
beof
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Addition Guaranteed be ABSOLUTELY PERFECT and everything
carried precisely advertised or money will be refunded
Remta can be sent by na1ore
s75 18th August September
naming October
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sar thesa Tae>e lassss'as hams 81 FFssSia
the crszcCr's
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TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM


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,"Na. amt Iroa Ohio. Ira from
TeW Hampshire ! carried 4 hAndRn-
"a before the Mar Politics dgnit have
u1wslIiu' - do WITH e. have sl@Sys
believed thas
Safsa tsrmtios = hsl he sees
The old nsasi&uas 80 IS stee5e
Il sappoSe THAI i often IN your case
taken Tor a campaign blsige-
Yep. naigrf I should say 20 II
I've lsaea sss = hckah ep TO-DAY once.
ia bate I've tscen at tawfy times,
They say the Republican rarty : the
fres iickzh party. bet - Tar, It strikes
ne HAT the democrats are ga,ii aezt
frs-sr N}th their iicsah than the kep4ss-
iie4nS an
We esg pretty wei acquainted dur
iser the evening" and ilaaiis rode hack
to Nsw YORK together. Sitting h~sos I,
where ae csssist sssioke together and
feei the salt spray on our rsssisnes-
aogscs q thought, the cid gentleman
said
@ffs euriS hss folks always wznss
10 50 summers ci~c Is have fam
Dukes All other shics another cssstsess
frs SIS country h take 3 ysS@tssss., ard
,sassass We ees essaush uscasss ~ hzHa
re 90 evur aFssa.se-t The EasicY trap
tsins Of the e.saet Izrast,SyS. - tee
teller Szvs. znss c4s4h ko7azn FazsaTa2
~ i.rssk oar nsscks kin. ssssu TIE Ass.
when wrsFs gat lss2Hss<t sas-k-s setter
use8wntszs Fsrhi here.
Nos. r5eAs - the present Ess9sssts
xhse I'za hers shcxrd . sfsi- seets
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Keep ooal We are elosins oat oar fans
Chester CteAFy
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-06-29
HARRISON AND MORTON.

This is the ticket put into the field
by the Republicans in their national
convention. 1t is a splendid ticket,
and one that we believe will unite
every shade OF RepublicaniSm. The
gentlemen above named are men of
personal strength, and both have
public records which challenge the
closest scrutiny. The platform is a
distinct declaration of principles,
and follows true Republican tradi.
tions in its treatment of great public
issues. But more anon.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-06-29
RAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
" Summer ArFaEEeIa Is b

4 TRUNK RAILWAY.
" SEnImer Arrangement. IS DO
On aud after June q, and until furthr-
nutiCe, trains will be run az follows:
GOING WEST
Express train for Montreal leaves lslil. Il
Pond az Is "A IN mixed train for MontirHi
and Quebec ~ 20 q III. MiXed train leaves
GOrhHm for leila nd Pond al SIS a m. Express
trains for Montreal and the vest will leave
Portland at 9.l5 a. IA, and $50 p. m; Gorham
nj l2.2o and 5.55 y. M; Island Pond ut 20 md
9Ih p. m. the latter connecting at RicEmQHd
tor Quebec
GOING EAST
Express trains for Island Pond, GoIhani.
Lewiston, Portland. and Boston will leave
Montreal at . 90 IN and 10 10 IN and Island
| Pond at 62c q. III. and 100 p. m. Express
for Island Pond and tcimediute stntiuns
viii leave Montreal at Is p. IN. Mixed
/ train for Islana Pond and intCI mediate sta.
lions will leave Richmond at a. IN. Mixed
| train for GoThaln leaves Island Pond at SO
! p. m. JOSEPH HlCkSON,
| General Manager.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-06-29

AS an Emergency Medicine, for sud
den colds, Ayers Cherry Pectoral
takes the lead of all remedies, dose
or two generally sufficing to stop or
binary coughs and ease the worst. For
the cure of throat and lung disorders,
this preparation is unequalled.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-06-29
COUNTY REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

NOUNl hET ODLlNAN NOlNV LIN llON'
Appended will be found the result
of our county republican convention.
1t will meet the approval, we be-
lieve, of all republicans in Essex
county. Col. Mansur, the nominee
for Senator, has for the past two
years been States Attorney, and
during bis term of Office has made
an enviable record as a vigilant,
active and thorough prosecuting
officer. He made a most creditable
record as the member from Brighton
in the legislature of 1886. He is a
public spirited citizen who has hon
orably earned and well deserves a
leading position in his town and
county, and that the people think
so is evinced by the fact that he was
nominated by acclamation, no other
candidate being presented before
the convention, a rare occurrence in
this county. He has every necessary
qualification for the position, and
will make an excellent representative
of his county's interests. Judge
Morrill, has occupied the position of
Assistant Judge, and his renomina.
tion is fitting endorsement of his
work in the past, ard the solicitor
Of ]. j. Wallace as second Assistant
Judge pleases his friends every
where. For Judge of Probate nc
one will question the capacity OF
integrity of Charles E. Benton, mol
will any doubt his entire fitness tc
determine all cases which may come
before him. With Mr.. Hale foi
States Attorney the people may
we'll feel assured that the laws vii
be faithfully, energetically, yet con
sistently executed. Mr.. Bonett'
denomination for Sheriff was a sur
prise to many. He has, however
more than once acceptably perform
ed the duties of this office, and viii
again. The future is Judged by tn
past. Our genial friend Charlie
Green was renominated by accla
matt IN for High Bailiff. His dutie
are important if called upon to per
form them, land he thinks he viii
beg and it is we'll to select a goo,
man in view of any possible con
tingency. Mr.. S. B. Powers, tn
present county commissioner, wa
also nominated by reclamation, b
having already shown himself capa
bic and thorough in the Performance
of his duties. The resolutions spea
with no uncertain sound, and W
heartily commend them to the car
did and thoughtful consideration @
our readers. Now for Vim, Vigol
and Victory.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-06-29

The Republicans of Essex County
met in mass convention at Guild
hall last Friday to put in nomina-
tion candidates for Senator and
county officers. There was an un-
usually large attendance. A tenn
porary organization was effected by
the choice of Hon F D Hale as Presi-
dent, Messrs A M Grout and G L
Ramsay,i Vice-Presidents, and w
II Bishop, Secretary. Mr.. Hale in
taking the chair made a ringing
speech, and the republicans of the
county showed their appreciation of
it by the enthusiastic applause with
which they greeted its most telling
periods. The temporary organiza
tion was then made permanent, and
Che convention at once proceeded tc
business.
The following in accordance with
a resolution, were appointed by The
chairman as a committee on resolu
.tions: Messrs Willard Chase of Con
cord, A III Bonett of Canaan, J.
Williams of Bloomfield, D S Storrs
of Brighton and Robert Chase Of
Guildhall.
On motion, the representatives o.
the various towns met in caucus fol
the purpose of electing nominating
committee, also town committees
with the following result:
NOMINATING COMMITTEES:
Bloomfield T Williams, NJ Fuller
Brighton-D SStorrs, w M Currier
BFunswick-Wm French. j II Beattie
Canaan--G Hartman, Chas Green
Concord-E RTurner. II Wallbridge
East l1aven-Not Represented
Granby-M @ McGinnis, A Carpenter
Guildhall-Robert Chase, VIM ID Rosebrook
Lemington-G J. Ramsay, e d Ramsay
Lunenburgh-S B Powers, NJ D Bowker
MaidStone-W Crown, Il Ii Beach
Norton-W G Nelson, J w Carpenter
Victory-H b Houston, N Houston
TOWN Committees:
Bloomfield-John Bowker, f
ROXY, M r Blodgett
Brighton-E M Bartlett, w W
Lombard, N E Bonney
Brunswick-Wm French, G Pas
,chal, Harvey Waite
Canaan-Chas e Morrill,, G {
Holton, Napoleon Rousseau.
Concord-S E Circuit, John Pratt
Il L johnson,
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s.-s~rs,~ ,sss-nor,d. small bus p1-
- ~sssss y, hfs sfs:rs frout- He ~xfsf~
10 10 talk % 81 s.ss.itsn sxcspt bis
iastrieoansrf. DARING --sss eDnsrrsz-
tszsa and pastsealzssf "a his arguments
- groxs earrsss., n.inx freq aent ges-
tzrss, and al toe rhiie locking s4'ssre-
IN in the eyes The person % xkosn be
- t1IEirg. That be 10 ~esl informed
and khrewd world never he st0ahssa
sfseT fsx moments conversation
xssh hsm. In reply 70 several s9es-
tsons yesterday be saSd:
The rgrbsfsh<d statemert frozn
United States essstorn oxiciaS st Taco
na Il : set 81 malicious faa-sbo-ods
from first 10 last. The onci1I declares
that the proof against me = essneia-
siss. and that | haFe without eoaos
be N sngzzsd 10 the hsssuess Of ssnsig-
cling opium The ssztemeat y niiesi
sfs1 malice and y cxseyfates and rs
tended ssieiy 70 prejGdiee nsy case
This nueb viii saT. That | am pr
s@rfly innocent Of tue charge On Ehis 2
hare been arrested and that VII
soon be given mF liberty ] lever re-
esiFed 4 cent. directly or indirectly.
for the sale OF srnuzxted Opium, or any
other opium. fosstha matter. nor have
| directly or iEissirectig Violated tae
customs I4ws OF this or sfy other
country IN the opium trzf5ic-
Traffic ~ oPIrN.
I'm ny three years service under
the government a. chief Of the insree-
tors OF the PUGET Sound district /
thoroughly organized the secret ser-
vice OF the district and made i Ell
Gent. In those three years made
tsady seizures The traffic IN opium
| in this country Is much larger than =
| commonly s1pposed. and ~ The drug
i practically prohibited by means Of a
hixh import tax IL sfands 10 reason
1 that considerable amount OF sm1g-
cling i going on. venture 10 sag
| that many nseE--and their names
would sarpri.e some people = have
made thousands OF doiiar- in the busi-
ness. Some OF these men I've right
| here In Chicago.
"A good many people. and they are
not al Chinese, smoke opium. In
Chicago 80 per cent. Of the Cinnamon
smoke the drug. In the West, where
the Chinese population j, large, the
consumption OF and traffic in the drug
| Il. Of eo1rse, correspondence large.
Quantities OF opium are struggled
| across the British lines. bit the ma
5ority arrives direct from Hong Kong
and the larger Chinese ports The
san Ffaaef-co customs Authorities
make many seizures. bat nevertheless
| a huge amount OF the drug sqaeezes
Through and il shipped to all points
eastward. Fe~ seizures are publicly
reported, for in this business the
authorities everywhere recognize the
fact that secrecy Is the keystone 20
success. One seizure generally leads
to another, and 4 public report Of the
matter j. certain 10 do harm. "
Gardner said he was getting the best
treatment at the jail and was perfectly
satisfied. lie Is engaged IN preparing
shat he terms lively and interest
| lag defense /" He admitted that be
knew John W. Stone. the attorney ar.
rested sc ogiensburg. stone was de-
| Tending him In a smuggling case
> hich Il still pending. He claimed
never - have heard Of the other tive
men under arrest at Ogdensburg.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-31
Whole uumhe-

Whole uuraber ........---.. -
The teutrsl Committee at It's meeting 81
North Yakima bad no means Of Ascsrfain
ifsg the representation that the new county
Of Nkaflogan was entitled 70, and therefore
only Eaye Il one celegafe. since thfsafs
porti0umeut was made / ara auuarpnfl,
crutifIasly Informed that the territnrv
composing said new cOaHtv cast at.yu,
cne-half % the entire vote 81 the Oh
county Of stevens. and the County Ceftral
Committee OF Oka8BzaB Coantg eieE ms hi
be entitled 20 oue-hAif the coEnnin.s.s m.
reseuiaiioa Of the fso counties. Viz ~,
delegates l therefore recommend .a4i
TIE Counties % okano~na and Stevens eaeh
elect three delegate. fNe u be entitled h
one vote each and TOE third 70 hGif q vote
IN The Territorial Convention.
4 also desire 10 call the attention u nl'
NGanfV Com miffees Erd DELEGATES u ti.f
Territorial Convention 90 the fsllu&ina
fes9.uttcn - the Central Cota-3 lsre4
adopted at North fakEHs.
hsaifef. fSai the central Co-nmfftee
rec91t1rHes that hereafter each enaary
ic serrcse nie1 by al the duly elected 90
eFai-s whenever possible fo- them h 81.
ieuG teaf IN ease II enforced absence III
9ilt deisEafe BIZ proxy shall b. given r. :
Guy eletfrd member OF hts delegation
Only and ths committee further recon-
lnDusis that snis resolution sh3B sfYpiv to
toE1tY Conventions as well a. 20 The
Territorial Convention
$ BAXTER. Chairman.
\ d ATFg5hGF. secretary
esttle, " r Ggiy 3. fx>s.
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