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Workmen's advocate., 1888-11-17
NEW YORK NOTES,

The regular meetings of the City Con- mittee occur every Thursday evening at the Labor Lyceum.
 Regular meeting of the American Sec ton Monday evening at headquarters. Important business
 Next Friday evening Charles Sotheran will speak on "Conspiracy Laws" at the Labor Lyceum. Doors open at 1.30; lec- ture at $. Debate after lecture.
 The Central Labor Union had little to rejoice over in the defeat of Hewitt by Grant. The expression of such satisfac- tion in vituperatiye resolutions seems childish.
 Look here, you legislators of the State of New York, if you don't repeal those obnoxious conspiracy laws "p. d. o." the workingmen will turn SOCialists-un- til next election.
 The national secretary of prominent labor organization, who has his head quarters in this city, recently told us that he didn't like the socialists because they were anarchists. And this is aslabor leader.
 We have grand list of labor reform eas' who helped COOgan to the "ViCtOry of defeat at his expense. Among them all is one honest dispenser of election poodle, and he saves the crowd from ignominy-he is the saving grace" !" as 1t were.
 Brooklyn Central Labor Unionists did the pledging business and elected a workman to the Legislature-Graham, of the Car Drivers Union tx. of L.). That's certainly something to brag of, especially where the trades unlOnists and others don't pretend to be radicals.
 Perhaps Big Six" don't know it, but Whitelaw Reid is in clover just now Hes not afraid of Greeley's ghost. There's only one way to gain victory over the enemy who occupies the fortress of wealth, and that is to take possession of the producing forces-labor and capi- tai. Big Six isn't big enough to do it alone, though.
 The Troy Convention and its Central Committee made great ado about the way in which they were going to sup port candidates for the Legislature who pledged themselves to abolish or annul the conspiracy laws. Yet the Socialist Labor Party candidates received about as many votes as they were entitled to without the assistance of the great po- litical pledgers of the Troy Convention or its otfshoOt.
 The amateur politicians whose power ful principles led them into the patriotic business of handling Jim Coogan's money are ''in the soup." One of them-an honest amateur who claims to be able to prove that he spent Coogan's money honestly-writes to friend: 'I finish fooling with politics for while.' q have left the Labor Party and politics also, for time" These expressions are not indicative of progress. They only show weakness. To still speak of the so-called United Labor Party as a labor party and then to desert it is load form" But the honest manipulator of poodle may rest assured that he is out of that ''labor" party for good, even if he has to.wade through Coogan green turtle soup in expiation.
Workmen's advocate., 1888-11-17
THE SOCIALIST LABOR PARTY
 OF NORTH AMERICA
PLATFORM

of denioy the product of their toll.
 But this rendered impossible the discovery the all branches of industry carried on with such appliances few able possess n donly not former the individual works alone and for dozens hundreds and thousands work together lands while
  of This gradually of society cassh the 
 This The planle@nes reckless O Iroiucto The of human The commercial industrial The constant the The misery of the hhorng The accumulation of wealth in the of fa few.  with the principles justice and democracy, they which the Declaration of Independence of the United States holds be mab
  These conditions liberty the of the leads
  when life and personal liberty constantly
  the lefct of obtain the undivided product of their This however carries within itself the organization of the modern economically By the of workers will finally have opposed and the be compelled to abolish the and establish The basis society pt the substitution of public ownership
  with cooperative production with the rendered by individual society The Socialist Labor Party bases Labor % of the oppression the class of wgworkers by the class of capitalists
Workmen's advocate., 1888-11-17
SOCIAL DE HANDS.

Reduction of the of labor proportion the production; for all industrial workers and corresponding The United States possession railroads eegrapfs telephones and all other of public tangporon. B. The municipalities to obtain of the local railroads of ferries and Public lands to be declared nalenabe They agricultural labor associations Revocation of all grants of lands by the United States pi w ar "sr" "i % e condition" of " have not been complied wit" incorporation by TrdesU have no natl organization
 Furhng cooperative productive by public allowances such associations to be preferred the 
 Inauguration of public works in times of economical depression B. The United States have the right to money g. Congressional legislation providing prohibiting TO- The United States have the right of appropriation of running reward - H. Progressive mhtances smaller incomes to be 
 2 Compulsory school education years age instruction in all educational institutions b accessible be under the direction of the United and be organized right of epmbnaion a'p 'A' ''''' ''pNA O""'' IA Official statistics concerning the condition of labor Prohibition the detrimental oheal rmoly Prohibition the labor tract system
 wages money. Equalization wages with those of men where equal service performed M Laws the protection life and limbs of working people, and efficient employers liability law.
 + Uniform national marriage laws Divorce be granted mutual sent, and providing for the of the children
 POLITICAL DEMANDS
 people propose native upon
 Presidency Presidency An Executive Board to established whose members be elected and sand
 Municipal sel-go government.
 Direct and secret ballots in all elections Universal and equal right of suffrage without regard color creed Election be legal holidays The principle of minority representation to be introduced.
 The members of all legislative bodies be responsible to- and subject recall throughout justice free of charge Abolition of capital punishment. otaxaton
Workmen's advocate., 1888-11-17
SOCIALIST LABOR PARTY.
RECEIPTS.
NOVEMBER 3 to 10.

SgcRErARY.-East New York, 1.9O Meriden' 200; New Haven. 75O; Philadelphia 1000; Hol- yoke, BOO
 PARTY PRINTERY Haven, S1C0; PhiladeI phia, II, 300.
 ASSISTANCE FuND.-Sec Cleveland, list l35, 9 cts
Workmen's advocate., 1888-11-17
Election Fund,

Twentieth Assembly District collection, S3 s9; Furniture Workers, by Ludwig, 5.14; Ratifca- tion meeting, Clarendon Hall collection, .231; J. Kindel, LOO; J schader 1.00 Fred Wesel, Soc II. Schuhmacher, LOO
 REVENUE STAMPS By Heinrich, $500 Koernig,
Workmen's advocate., 1888-11-17
DEMANDS.

we the
  and thus conflict or that purpose strive for the acquisition political appop te
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-15

l
r1a IL er<a aansrsfssa ~ II. Blsiss
Ia hia osn 6s~ee nas5s & ssessss sor ~ desp-
oeszn 70 mike arg serso1x aflkDYts -
carr Nzia<- The d<zocrzhe party aos 4
EhsrssxAly orx.alx<si Iss sa~mh<Y cf TIRE
1xsio1zi sDm@iss<s = Arfhar S~wzfs. tie
px<sst<a< Of t.ss NzEns Csnxszl Rxilrozd xad
zoe u ths izrxrss shfp sws<ss ass ssEbsers
IN the state He 10 aiss eizsfuaa Of TINE
static sx@errsss eDnsnaizrse and he = 9 ssux
his srsiFe ssEs~ Ard ast<stsoa - the can
psixn-
-sTk~ asnorrz.se candidate for Gss~rssr
Is ra4a siasiy kaswa sass eS gr~sf per.eazI
Popularity. IA able eorrs Ct dsrHa<rzGse
SPEAKERS are already 10 tAs Sell. sai fa@rs .
sgsaisaans ssssxHr~ 90 every ha7s tina the
cemass1stsr viii hare an 2mpie szResy VI
fazsds frgxa sonss source for every ess~rz<arF-
sg1elzl ~ffsrr 10 hsriag male 70 defsaz Mr.
Reefs 10 fh@ IL Ds<F5es, b. k4sinx ben
kisetess sso yezss aga b osgy ore thosszs3
aas j@ssfy. II b. any possibility sais egaId h.s
AeessH 1sasssesl IL xoaI1 e@ hailed a. NATIONAL
rSetssy BY th@ d~ssesrstAe fasty
fbe rrpebiseaas anfl~r.Essd thoroughly
Gae slfassl0a. Th~y xas~ she great ss4-Ea-
eiss sx4Ga~ ssseA ffseF nassss eout@EH- Bat
slsSy ass e4sss~ss az ~ sas rss-lfs. 1kss
10 zss sslsess & psssisEs for Mr.. BarsEns
| u ssn4 Dalss eaaaxh 10 NAiss 70 AFFECT the
xeaerxI recall. We hass a ssronx state tte<-
ri sa the seb4- The party IL thoroughly
sElsssl cur able Congressional aebexssaeSa
has All bsSa r~aomsaatsd by areiaassfson.
sasi With SIR ELsins AZ hoanr 0nce ss~xe.
lszsiisz gsse party a. be sslI.xs fe~s essaHiesi
saaf the Fssei Of the eIsssiea ef s~p<. 10 VII
carry Joy 10 ev<sy ssgsbssezn 10 tAw A.''s
We rsEsxaixx that nave ssrk before ~
a8ss 80 ns~an " fasshfuiIy psffofra ~
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New York Produce Market.

Ngw YORK, Auv. IA.
Receipts II SIS packages; exports, 10 7o
barrels. safes. . 400. Repeat quotations including
4sto CITY mill extra 81 50aSS %, iro fine. az iOs
g. IS, $50 snperine. g. sdas3 10; 100 extra No. 2
e. sasAt ~ Spe winter wheat extra, ~ slss2 50,
$3.50 Niaaesots extra. 81 s0sst Is southern hoai
dull barely steady, Rye -four IN mos4erate demand
WHsAr-Receipts, le5 $50. eNperts, 'e-,Qi4. sales
hlS 0se quiet but steady No. spring seminal, ief
No. hard. - Nc red, iriaaii elevator, s~i fob
psiaes delivered; No. red, nominal. ~, No.
vhite nominal. ~
RYE---dali.
BsRtEN firm and quiet.
CoRS--Receipts Isl he exports asoo; sses,sie,.
so dahl amt weak steamer. So. No ,, Asia5sl
store and elevator, s. delivered.
Receipts. 81 30. exports, Gl6s, sales t21,
8a, towcr, No. Z, ~ do white +oaIt, No. s6iaz,
30 white, sass No. !, nominal, do white, a
Mixed Western. Ssss9. white do, 4sa+3,
CoFFEs--fsir Rio. dull. IA
SFeAR--cGll. refined. dull
fKrRoLEVN---stesdy. united, s6l.
lpRS---stesdy.
BEEs--qutet.
LsRp--sseady, western steam. 60 oosse OK;
eiasing r. %. city steam. g. 80. refined quoted
80 49, easttneut $40 IS :. A.
BJrrxR--arnf, demand fair.
Cgksss~-aaiet, steady. Ereights to Liverpool
aall.
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Boston Wool Market.

SATURDAY, Aug. IL.
The monotony Of the market broken this
week by an advance in price of Michigan heeces
The woods of this grade called for freely barge
sales made. and sellers advanced their figures
in consequence from 25l TO nc.
The tota receipts of wool at this port during the
past week comprise y, l5s bags domestic and Iss2
bales foreign, against 10 bags domestic and 2Q
bales foreign for the time last year. Zoe total
receipts since January isss comprise 23a s?4 bags
domestic and 7Ie72 bales foreign, against 2 las
bags domestic and 81 as bales of foreign for the
corresponding period of iss7.
The sales of wool for the week comprise 4.045-
900 lbs: OF domestic fleece and pulled, and So 600
lbs of foreign, making the weeks transactions foot
aI4 20 lbs against T. i04 %, lbs for the previous
week, and $50 500 lbs for the corresponding week
last year.
Pulled woods steady: but little is coming in
now except lambs. A supers have sold nj s51zrc,
aud extra pulled at 2tat5c One sale OF lambs
pulled Is rvporfei At 31c, and choice Maine lots
would probably sell up to S6aaac.
In general dealers consider the general attack for
wool TO be better than for the past few weeks.
astern rodueers and buyers interested, are as
follows,
QuoTsrioSs Ohio and Penn aeeces - No
AN and above. za:}0c
Mich, wis, ete--Mich X .esaedlc Mich Mol s,aaac:
y, \ u aud VT \. 25c, Y and n II No l.,
Comhiug-Ky blood, &c Ky blood, 25c; Ind
and Mis- blood. 2ic; Iud and Mi. blood, sse No
ohio, 3iai+e; No Ohio, aa.lsc: No Mich. s2a
Delsine WOO s. Ohio, ale; Mich fine, 2ss2ac.
Pull, d and sup woos-Mane super pulled, ga
sar, med ssper, 3ia;5c; super, 34assc; west'rp
super 2Oa25e, extra pulled isa2sc
The following are The leading sales Of standard
goods
SALES ohio and Penn. Fieeces-0oo lbs Xxx
Ohio, - ie9eo lbs aad NX do on D e. Is 900
lbs do do, 2st.s; 3oop lbs do do on D e. 9jed0 lbs
ohio, 27c. Total us 90 lbs
Mich, Wis. .tc.-soeo lbs Mich 2sc; 100 600
lbs do do No; IS oso lbs do do on pit, 5000 lbs No
/ Mich, soc. ioep lbs do do 3sc 10 90 lbs do s2r .
2oeo lbs do do on p t; 5000 lbs Mich, &c; 500
lbs med washed sich on pit: 10000 lbs Mich on
p t. Total. IN osu lbs. 4.
Combine and Uelaine-eo, 600 lbs Ohio delaine 3ic:
l0.0vo J. do 10 size. 10000 lbs Mich do NC; 1900
lbs washed conbing. 3lsssle; 3eD lbs hne Mich de
isine, sc, 5000 lbs 20 do t, ~ 600 lbs No Mich
Gov big GU PIT; 5.oQo lbs unwsshed delsine 23e
10000 lbs Mich deiaine on PIT Total, 2rs0qp lbs.
tnwashed and UnmerctsntsbIe--i5 0oo lbs un.
washed, gSs24le; 1890 lbs med do, sc; 900 lbs
nh-a'fed and unmsrch Miel PIT. 2poo lbs IN
washed ohia, i9s. IS 600 lbs amerch d., 22le; IS
80 lbs uuwa.ied and unmerch on pit: sp.ope lbs
unssshed Ohio on pit. Total, i26 os lbs.
Pulled Wool and Noiis--50o lbs SUPER 2sie - as
en lbs A de- ssa26e; 1900 lbs paled. 2tagsc: IA.
90 ID. lambs pulled, s2;. COO lbs do on /, 400
to- fine super, ltc: S.ooo 10. pulled onpt; saes
lbs saper, stts lambs basis 4ic Total 1730 600 lbs.
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The modes Of deaths approach are various,
and statistics show eonelas,vely that more
person. die from diseases OF the Throat and
Lungs than any other. II Is probable that
everyone without exception, receives vast
numbers Of Tubercie Germs into the system
and where these germs fall upon suitable soil
thsg start into life and develop at first slow iy
and are shown by slight tickling sensation IN
the throat and If allowed To continue their
ravsges they extend to the lungs producing
Consumption and to the head causing Ca
tarrh. Nov Ill this is dangerous and II al
lowed to proceed will In time cause death.
Al the onset you must act with promp,ness
allowing cold 10 go without attention is
dangerous and may lose You your life As
soon as you feel that something Us wrong with
your Throat. Lungs or Nostrils, obtain u
botile Of Boschees German Syrnp. IL will
give you immediate relief.
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FOREIGN intelligence.
TIMES LETTERS
Must be Finally Decided Upon In the
Courts

DuHLts. Aug. u
At a regular meeting of the National
League today, prominent speaker said the
Irish party In Parliament hoped that before
tho commission Of inquiry has proceeded far
in its work decision will be obtained In the
law court To settle the fact that the Times
letters were forgeries. IL would then be
perfectly immaterial what the result of the
commission was
henney. VI. T.. declared that Balfour.
chief secretary for Ireland, stood at the bar
of public opinion as the legal murderer of
Vaudeville, and was now using his living.
yranaical power TO injure Dillon and o'kel-
y. The latter he imprisoned for letting
people refuse to answer questions under the
Infamous act. IL the people had not re
fused they would have been towards, Later
triumphs of the psrnelltes was the exposure
of Chamberlain. who hy his own letter has
pro ed up to the hilt the truth Of parnell's
accusations.
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Rhsamaiisu,. Gout, and Neuralgia, are ter
rings tying di-eases; Tor the cure ii when,
men have experims n,sd rNh many different
drug.. Ia thc eadeas 10 6ud some thh,s thai
couit be relied upon. Nothing heretofore
discovered has had so much success as MIN
ard. kh.umttic Bullets ibey are pivss-
act remedy. essiiy taken. SD ain 81 an
sBsolutstv esrtatn rurr A dollar iaves;sa
Ia b, TIE rf tb,m slll pay sou he tr than >
tom .snd in Wsll street. II YOU n ed tn, IN
ask ! NJ. Mixer snd &. b. hsrphy Go.
81 bDtls
Know myself by reading the Science OF
Life, the best medical work ever published.
Tor young aud middle aged men.
,nac-fG,-fs
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The Marlbos os Defeated.

The Msrlhoras gave the poorest exhibition
Of hall playing yesterday ever seen on the
Augusta ground. The large audience who
were present we're thoroughly disgusted. and
many Of them lief, before the game was IN
ished. The game was advertised to begin at
three o'clock. hu, II was four o'clock before
the umpire called play The Augustus hit
the hall hard. and As the Marlboro aggregs
ton could neither bat. catch nor stop. the
home team ran bases till they were tired.
Following is the detailed score
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POLITICAL POINTERS.
Chairman Maniey Interviewed by .
New York Tribune Reporter.

Joseph II, Msaley. chairman of the Maine
state republican Convention, vhen seen BY q
n. Y. Tribune reporter in New York. Sun.
isy, VAS feeling coa6ieu; Of the resals Of
Of the presidential election. when asked
hos Msiae would 50. he said that IL was
never question Of ho~ the state would 80,
bat what the majority would be.
The outlook for the republicans in
Nk;ne. he said. ia moss encouraging. No
cne shoaid expect that Maine vill give the
aaprecedertrd majority that was given to
Mr.. blaine Ia 1854. In that contest the
denecnsie party hsd practically ~ sranisa-
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You are feeling depressed. your appetite i.
poor. and you are bothered with Headache,
you are fdgety. nervous, and generally ou,
of sorts. and want to brace up. Brace up.
but not with stimuiants, spriag medicines. or
bitiers, which have for their bases very cheap,
bad whiskey, and which stimulate you for an
hour, and then leave you in a worse con-
dition than before. What you want is an
alternative that will purify your blood, start
healthy action of Liver and Kidneys, restore
your vitality, and give renewed health and
strength. Such medicine you will find in
Electric Bitters, and only so cents bottle at
J. NJ. Mixers Drug Store
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An yus afrusAe1 = niChA ~ lrpksa a
ysur NJ b ! ~ did snfnszg - 0y-
NJ vith nm Ct susEiag aee<Ay n =. send
q onee NJ ~ buaie q Ma WusLovs
SoorEsss SrKrp BoA CunD4kx fxxFHusS
n. vslue = iaeaieslabie- Ii viii reiseve thr
peor Enie suaer<r innedzsely- D<peee
apss n ussh<zs. there = 10 Eissahe about
4. II eures dysens<sy and di.rrheea.
rexzlsses the ssrsaAcA ana hs~eis. cures
Wind coEse, sofs<ss The gums, rssdaees in
cAnnss;os, aaa gives ssns and en<rxy 10 tbs
uhol< syssem. NKs- WrxsIows' SoorEISs
Srxrr yoa Cnnpaxz THKrHzSs is pleasant
70 the szsse. And d he prescription Of one OF
he oliess ana besf fezaxSe zurses AID ply
sscsans in the Uasted Ssafez, and Is for sale
ny all druggists thoroushr the ~erd- Prev
IS cent? hcs<t<-
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KANSAS CITY INVESTMENTS.
NW C1Y LAND COMFY
--sDF-s
KANSAS CITY, MO.
Imesrpssstsa rnasr sse Law. sf ui.ssss,
tSBuy, sell I'D Isspys Issds In
snA 4 hswt % ss-ss CITY.

Kas.ss city Ia the n'as, rapidly growing sad
psDspeross eity the coatiaast sad - h"id fef
safe and profitable real estate iaSesinsat y Il M
~qasled.
The history ~ the fcw had companies whioh have
ssl~efsa a. Hst W operations u pps ~ enormous
prpAis rapidly accumulated. A. mi. Company IN
tsrs the field shder n,gtn favorable saspices ttss
aHr IL lie prrdscesaors tho projectors salr pate 81
least an equally prosperous ssis'ssc",
A limited siafans ~ ihs capital stpeh "a now ~
fsrra 70 the pahie ana ~ Ii Will h. sold the
''ssu~saa hof II offer. Biast favorable opportunity
f6f Investment. The coasgany controls large fs1s
~ land nnsguslled hY any in Kansas ~ f1r l'a
mediate dev. opment aud at price 40 how A. 90 In
vefy large PROFITS The prospectus u fnli ~ IN
ferssstea. vii t.psY eafsfsi . rnssi and VIII DO
furnished apssn application spaHlsnns solicited
once ia netensnifs street. HnstoB.
Hossa sf Directors.
Hos, Ioss A. faeksr, Hastsn Guttis q. Nichols
Rostan. Treas, Wv. Cent sRfings tank. ,, va
wasd srtss, Of .. ". Carter q Co. hankers, thss.
w whitaaHab H1ataa, ftre Marshal. JadaN JohH
spaaidiag, Bostop. W Visal Hurt. lioston Ffra VI
Lows, " D. Hasten. y u Uoss. kansat CIV,
rsss,, tfuii and rfo,tucs tsohange, Mai Aihl,in
=. resae, Kansas CITY iast A, a q, Of q. A H. De
pAstneBt II No, IalyaMiimnr
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A STIFF BREEZE
Calls Forth an Exciting Yacht Race

CoTrasE CRY. Mass. Aug "a.
The regatta. today. eclipsed anything be-
fore. Everything combined to make the
contest interesting ard exciting, A cloudless
sky, siH southwest breeze, and a larga
fleet of yachts. The race was very close
throughout, and calpd forth all
the tricks in Yankee seamanshlp.
Distance IA miles to windwsrd and return,
for cup donated by the Marthais Vineyard
Yacht Club. The winners were First
class schooners, Alert; second class schoon-
era Sschem third class schooners. troquois
frat class sloops, Puritan; second class,
hlyina fourth class. Bert:e; fifth class
vixen
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ZEAL ESTATE
Transfer. OF Real Estate In Lincoln Co

Transfers OF Real Estate In Lincoln Co
The following are the transfers Of real
stats In Lincoln county for the seek ending
Aag IS;
Bo0sfstr~-L. J, Croker 30 Eagsns w Pre-.
bse and, sia0.
fsktsrot--.Jas Charva Jr. 20 D'tsisl T. Church ct
4ls sAsssi Ia Bristol si1.
fsssEsess<--Aaafre Lacy 10 Jane T. Hatehlas
iasssi. 81 y.
W ALnososs.y lswts Weaver ~ susan IS. BTa
asr sa..a as Lo~an ~. waiaes's kss. to Wares
h. " tlas@ lad, siso.
wKsfrgIar - ansasi Tsrbsx's lat. 10 Hartley A
iilifea. lsai. ESQ.
lassi. ses0
NJ ~ tasfT .--AArfha ID. aFover 20 JOAN Grover
land sgs, -aias to same land, $40
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women we're permitted to vote. and uere en-
&c ed 10 m.ks our iavs, they you'd amOng
osher things enset.
first.-Thss every man must be AZ home
IT ten r. NJ. without fail.
Secood.-Tsat married men should bestos
some sttentsan TO their oun wives. &c. a.
He nizh, have added also ts,at they would
snscs thss man be compelled to keep hi,
liver IN good shsps. and consequently hi.
mind NJ ease. And for the parpose there !,
ao,hiBg SO sfac.eioas a. Steele's Little Bills
Pills. rs Cent, per bottle. For sale by J. N
Mixer and e. Murphy 4 Co
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Tbs b<a Sxirs IN me World fog Cuts.
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. SA,s RhsEn. Fever
Sores, Tes;er. Ch2Pped H4nis. Chilhi4ins.
Germs, and all Skin Erup<ion. and positively
cures Piles. Or no FAy required Is 10 guar
sns<<d to gise perfesr s<fsfaesioa. or money
refrnded. Price IS cents per box. For sale
By j. NJ. Mixer. nAy39fdkuly
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Chicago Produce Market

CHICAGO, Aug. IA
FLouR--Siight,y improved prices steady.
wHsAr-wesk, No. spring. szissti; No. .
red. SCI
CoKS--No. 14Ss4as.
otrs-~No. Z. 2aszs6
RyE--qnie7 ~ Isl
RsRLsy--srm at sszs5.
PoRN--st "a aafs a.
LARD 81 . -sss III
BULK Ns,r-4 shsuiaers 50 ,hor: rfbs O..
sssyf e.s 90
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tnarriieo.

In Mt. Vernon, Aug. y, by Rev. J. u. Her'tck
Miss Martha p. brown tn Walter Greenough Of
Massachusetts,,
la China Aug n. by Ed &. W. Week, Mr.
George y, Kelley Of whiieReld, Me-, aud Miss Ma,
g. 6liddep of China. Nv
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New York Money Market

NEW yoRS. Aug. a.
Moaey call easy, ranging from "A 20 . last loan q
rrtnfe paper at to ~,
ExeAsnsp, dali and wesk
Government bonds, Gall and steady
kaii-,ea eonsis, fairly active, nrm.
TIE following are the eiosing quotations OF ~
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,ming to Plead with Maine People

NV iosK, Aug. ~.
The national committee have sent Distfic,
Attorney Cot John Il Fellows to Maine 10
stump the State for Cleveland and Thur
man.