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The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-11-16
WOMEN WAGE-EARNERS OF AMER
TOA AND EUROPE.

There is perhaps no single social or
economic problem that is destined to
command more attention in the near
future than that relating to the con-
dition of the wage-workers of this
country. After the excitement Incl
dent to the great political contest now
just closed has subsided, there is
bound to be a more thoughtful con-
sideration Of the underlying causes
Of the great unrest everywhere mani
fest among the masses of the COM
mon people. Such condition does
not exist in q country like this with
out cause, and the dimensions which
this movement has assumed will
eventually force the investigation Of
that cause home to the, most obsti-
nate mind. Naturally every source Of
information will be eagerly sought
after, and 1t affords the ADVOCATE
pleasure to call attention to series
OF articles that are to appear in that
foremost Of American magazines, the
Areno, relating specially to one Of
the classes around which so much In
terest is centering. From It's an
nouncement for the year 1893 we clip
the following paragraph foreshadow-
ing the character of this series. The
nature OF the subject and the reputa-
ton Of the author will, we are sure,
result in giving to the Arena a large
increase IN It's list of subscribers. No
other American magazine occupies
the advance ground upon the econo-
mic questions of the day that does
the Arena, and this special feature
alone should insure its admission to
every home where an interest is felt
in this subject The following is the
announcement in the Arena above
referred to:
Among the social and economic problems
Of the first magnitude to be authoritahvely
discussed in the Arena during the coming
year. we will mention series Of papers, in
many respects the most notable which has
ever appeared. on Women Wage Farmers
in America, England aud France" by
Helen Campbell. the author OF Darkness
and DayliRht in New York, "Prsouers of
Poverty AZ Home," Prisoners Of Poverty
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housekeeping aud all Commercial
branches PcnnRpship IA specially
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OPENS SEPT. 18th, 1892.
Office LOG Wasaioh Building.
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BEAVER BRRylTIES.
Dolngs or the Court.-Oe Discovered.
Politics.


BEAVER, Sept. l6.-[Special TO the
DISCREET News. lin the District
Court yesterday afternoon, tho business
done was very meagIe except the
argument on demurrer In the Fascher
incest case. This occupied an hour or
more. ). A. Kenner In support, and
Frew Tor tho government, against.
The demurrer was sustained.
The grand jury is again investigat.
ing Fascher's case. Three indictments
were presented this morning.
The town ~ full Of witnesses and
jurors, and the time Of the court will
be fully taken up all this week and
next.
There Is considerable interest in ore
discoveries In the mountains north.
west Of here about eight miles. Fine
specimens are brought In anu hopes are
entertained that the discoveries will
no productive aud permanent, adding
greatly TO the prosperity OF the town.
There was u great democratic rally
In the Field opera house last night,
which WAS completely filled. The
meeting was addressed by Greenfield
OF Fillmore and Kenner. Much en-
thusiasm was manifested. The parties
are quite evenly divided here and the
interest In politics Is growing.
The case Of the People Va. Darrell,
assault with intent to murder, is now
ON trial.
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LOCAL BREVITlES.

A MARRIAGE license was granted 10.
day TO Henry !. Keen aged 81 and Katie
W. Myers aged q, both OF salt Lake.
TfE Union Pacific today brought in
four hundred passengers from the south
and throo hundred from tho north.
Mn. NATHAN SEARS, who bad the
misfortune 10 have his log accidentally
broken about week ago, Is progressing
nicely in the direction Of recovery.
A iARrY of twelve Salt Lake mon
members Of the q. 4. H., went east oyer
the Union Pacific today 10 attend the Ia
tional enoampmcnt at Washington.
BROTHER Ezra 4. SrEvESsoN, after q
tlege OF typhoid fHer lasting twenty
days, has taken change for tho better,
aud Is likely soon TO be- once moro ON his
feet.
V. JOHNSON, n toamsior employed by
Contractor lIarkina, was fined a. this
afternoon In tho Police court for allowing
gravel 10 fall OF his wagon while driving
through the streets.
ABnAnAM BACK wis fined so In JUS
tee Keslor's court this afternoon ON q
charge Of attempting Ia. rob the money
drawer Of tho Kentucky liquor store on
West Temple street.
A LARGE sorrol horse attached 10
dump-cart stumbled anb foil near the
southeast corner of tho Temple block NJ
. o'clock this aftornoon. A large crowd
gathered around the outht aud II WAS
some minutes before the animal could be
induced to get ON It's feet again.
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AT HOME AND ABROAD
The New Workers Take the Cholera
situation Calmly.-Where
II Comes Prom.
THEY ARE ENJOYING SPLENDID
WEATHER.
Reports From Foreign Infected Dis
trlcts. - Abatlng In The
Russian Provinces.
BY Telegram to the SnwA
N NEW yoRg.

THE People No Longer scared Of the
Epidemic.
NEW YoRIS, Sept. l5.-rhis morn
Ing opens bright and frosty and New
York IL enjoying just the Kind OF
weather 10 prevent the spread Of, the
cholera.
The few cases which have appeared
here and which were concealed by the
board Of health have Ia no way
alarmed the authorities or citizens.
People here have become educated up
10 n point OF having little or no fear OF
the formerly dreaded disease.
Immigrant passengers OF the steamer
"Fricsland" which arrived here on
August Goth, seem 10 have brought the
disease 10 little Minnie Levingcr, who
died September nth. They are traced
back 10 Antwerp which they reached
from other cities Of Europe, doubtless
Infected with cholera. When they
reached Quarantine there was no
illness reported aboard, and after
few hours OF attention and so-called
fumigation they were allowed 10 pro.
coed. From the steamship pier the
passongsrs scattered over the city aud
country.
house where little Minnie lived. The
Infection was probably In their cloth
ing, as they escaped attack themselves.
II " autboritatively stated that nine
steamships carrying 5000 immigrants
are en- route 10 this country. Among
the steamers now IN route with steer.
aye passengers arc the Inman line
steamer "lndiAna," from Liverpool,
September 10, with 600 In the stceragr,
the Anchor line steamer "Ethiopia,"
from Glnsgow. September |, with loe
In the steerage; the Hamburg-Ameri-
cat iino steamer "l3ohemia,n from
Hamburg, August 81, with $50 Ia the
steeiage; the steamer "Polariz," from
5tcttin, Septcmbcr |, with lsS In the
steeTAge; the North German line
steamer "Hermnn," from Bremen,
September 9th, with 800 In the steer.
age; the Fabre line steamer "MassillG,"
from Naples, September IL, with 400
In the stecTage.
The steamer "'rrsve" reports all well
anu M ckness ON the voyage. The
board OF health this morning Issued "A
bulletin stating that there are no new
cases Of cholera In the city.
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Latest Court News.

In the Third District court this Of ell
noon suit was brought by tho Tribune
Publishing Co. TO recover from VIM.
Groeebeck, WIN. droesbeck, Jr., AMI
+. Il. Houghton, trading AZ Groesbeck
and Houghton. ths sum Of sii2.43 (for
advertising). with legal interest from
June s0th. 1892. Frank u. Stephens
IL the PLAINTIFF attorney.
The Huttig Bros. Manufacturing
Co., OF Iowa, has brought suit
against the II. }. Angel Lumber %.
70 recover sll0S.2l, with per cent.
interest thereon from June 18th, 1897,
Tor goods supplied at tho defendants
request. LoOfbourow and Kahn are
the plaintiffs attorneys. An affidavit
foran attachment has been filed In
the case.
The London and San Francisco
Bank, Limited, have likewise sued the
IT. J. Angel Lumber Go. To recover
S572.0l with legal Interest from July
8ls,, 1897, on n bill OF exchange. An
affidavit for an attachment has been
filed.
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Provo Correspondence.

Adelbert Robert, Jr., the young man
who disarmed Policeman White the
other evening, had u hearing today
and was found guilty Of disturbing the
peace. He was fneu 81. The case will
10 appealed.
Joseph Meredith and wife, DIR. Yokum,
wife and child, aud Miss Rapp, Colo.
RADIO tourists, have been sight seeing In
the Garde nCiiy.
The Democrats will have n rally ut
III Court House this evening.
The residence OF James +. Dunn, In
the Third ward, was last night entered
by burglars, and a watch and chain
and n small sum Of money were stolen.
The stolen property was In the pockets
Of Mr.. Dunn's vest, which hung on
the bed post. Neither Mr.. Dunn nor
his wife, both Of whom we're sleeping
In the room, was awakened by the
intruder. Entrance was effected by
removing window sash.
Provo, Sept. IA, 1892.
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Stapdard Cbureb Works.


Book Of Mormon. An e,couut' % Ia.
Ancient Inhabitants OF the Aaerican Cod.
mont, vrir,n BY he land ~ Mormon M,
plates taken hom the pii,os NJ ssfti. t,,,s
near Manchester Oltsrio 90, Nsa Yo-t H..
tlandaloi by tho IN D. Jii.ah q,sH. i,
-nt ta7i ruu Box v %. raf H,,n. 81 =,
fuii nock lsmaii, $50. Pull I.aaih..r, eiri.,.,s
N,gi fu'i Uo'H, cnnbnssed. tioi.
Soph % Mormon. tLarge rani) M,-..,
Esira on, ti.isi Leather. aui, $40. Is,,s..
- ~, cloth $40.
noctrinc aud Covenants o. tha csr,.. =.
IeTua CHRIST Of fs,tor-iay aiinlsi e,ri,.a,,.,
the Revelations Rivel 10 Jos-ph sfsith ., M.
Prphat, fpf tho blliiiag up Of Tho Klnsaes, n,
GOD In ne lhsi days. cat, tl7s. nm p,.,
tao0i Pull Roam 3iIii Pull Dock isfn,iit. Al A.
Fun i@nn,os, embossed, tL9s. Pull clo.h. ,n.'
b1ised. si.oo ''
Doctrine nni Covenants. tIareo Print,
Morocco, Etin dnt, t,7si iouhsr. ana
tSoo Les'her tls5i Cloth, ti.s.
Penri or Cren; Price. choice ..,..,...
from thg Revelations, Translation. ana y,r
riions Of Joseph smith, ars, pr,ph.l -.
and Revaiaiof Of tho Churoh OF Jesu. ci,,', \,
La'toriny Saint. Mofpoeo, ON. !, n,
Leaihof' dilt u.ooi Io.n 7se,, cloh. sm'
bossod, 6o,.
key To tho sci.ncc Of Tb,oior,
s'gued a. an iutrodufton 70 tho ma t,,,.,.
pie. OF splr.uAl Philosophy. Hellai1,. ~,
ana Government, a. Delivered L., ~. A..
eisnt-' and as RESTORED In mi. ago for tb, a.,
asFeopmont Of universal psaca trrtb -
tnowiedse' ny Farley P. Pratt Pull r..
eiuoo.'od' 7se' Iuli Cloth, embossed. ~.
Voice of Warming. An introdus,,s,. ., a..
INfu md nHHIrluU % a.. -.
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Dcpocra,io Campaign la Iowa
Opened.

CARROLL, Iowa, Sept lb.--Governor
Horace Boies opened the campaign by
stirring speech In this city today IN
the presence Of thousands Of enthus-
iaatio Democrats. In his speech he
declared this to be the most important
campaign OF recent years. The tariff
question was great issue and the
timo for farmers TO demand release
from UNJUST unequal and aggressive
taxation had arrived. Ho made an
exhaustive tariii argument producing
the statistical proof OF his remark.
able Statement Of two years ugo,
that estimating the farm wages
at the same rate as the city
wagea, the Iowa crops had pld
Tor 81 cents per acre less than the tost
TO pgodUce them. Gov. BOiea also
discussed the force bill, the currency
anu other planke OF the national plat
form rs well ~ denou ucing the pres.
ent prohibition law In Iowa.
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NOTICE

Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE STOCK.
4 holders ~ the North Point Consolidation
Irrigation Company, shat tho ANNUAL meeting
OF the stock holding of the said company VIII
be held At O'Clock pm, on FRIDAY, the
seventh DAY Of October next, % the cullen
Hotel, SAT- Lake ny, 10 elect = Hoard =
Directors for the unaulng year and TO adopt a
plan Tor me EQUITABLE distribution and sale %
The waters uf thC canal belonging IN SAID com.
pify und Tor tue purpose 81 increasing the
Capital STOCK, thereby changing section u
the Ar'trl1a u Incorporation, also amend
ing Articlea Of Incorporation, changing day
OF annual meeting and such other business
pertaining 10 the Interest OF the company Aa
may DO brought before H..
j. W, WHITEHEAD. JR..
Secretary.
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NOTICE.


Us HEREnY GIVEN To THE STOCK.
holders ~ the Echo Land and stock
: company. tha' there will be meeting Of thu
-Stnrkh0idtra Of said corp ration held 90 tho
oilre % JrnniuFs irsihUrs iuyeftmont Com,
pnuYt ~ No. N West FIRST South Street,
salt Lake CITY, NJ tho hour Of 5'ln pm, On
saturday, october III, nHl, for The purpose ct
amending the Company Arttles OF incor.
pofatiln ur iurrcHflng the number OF shafos
q a. Capital stock. and also hN enlHrging the
cotnpany'H scope ~ deaf IA other personal
properly lcsldoa cattle and horses, ami 10 give
such additional ruwvrs ~ the Directors and
NanHrcrt to buy and sell Cuttlc. horses and
ahoop ana other persunal property a. also
real properly a. may be- conducive 10 the Ia 3.
trfe'tl and future welfare of the comp any.
and also % mcrcal @ The number Of Directors
and other unicrts ~ the company, and To ma q
such 0ther changes and moiincau0ns o. may
mot noary meet tho present oXigencies OF
the company.
N, .. CLAwsON, IN,
Secretary and treasurer
Dated ,he IN day Of September, I've. d
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Engineers judge of the condition
of their machinery by the tone it
gives out while running. Every en-.
CINE, whether stationary on locomo
tive, has particular tone Of its own
The engineer becomes accustomed to
that, and amy departure FROM it at
once exoites a suspicion that all is
not right. The engineer may not
know what is the matter, he may
have no ear for music, but the
change in the tone of his machine
win be instantly perceptible, win be
instantly recognized and will starr
him on an immediate investigation. -,
st. Louis Globe-Democrat.
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wAauSgToN, Sept. 10 The census
bureau Inns issued n bulletin uron tho
general subject Of irrigation In the
Western states. IL IL shown that Of
1874 sos farms enumerated In the arid
region In June, 1890, 52,6si or i2.l8
per cent, contained land Oh which
crops were raised In 1859 by artificial
application Of water, the entire area ~
land irrigated being 1864, 40 acres or
lO.72 per cent. OF tho total area Of
30, 5s4 Irrigated farms or $3.50 per cent.
Of the total area Of the whole number
Of farms enumerated, and about one
half Of one per cent Of tho total land
area Of the arid region.
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In search OF cap,,ye-.

MADnTD, Sept. i5.-Tho govern.
ment recently rent gunboat 10 Cape
JUDY to discover the fate Of the cred
OF "fcord," the Spanish vessel that
was captured n short time ago by
parties from Morocco. Among the
captives are n traveller and he wife,
and II was thought that they, together
with the cIew, had been eOld into
slavery. This officers Of thu gunbost
have learne1, however, that all the
oaptives arc In the hands VI the Moois
ut Purchol aud that their captofs have
demanded ransom for their sur.
render. The officers notified tho gov
eminent AMI instructions were sent 10
them u pay the money demanded for
tho release OF the prisoners.
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Sou lNorh nepnbIIenn. In Convention.

BtprALo, N. Y, Sept. l5.--The fith
annual convention OF tho National
League OF Republican Clubs Il held
hors today, J. n. Scratched presiding.
After prayer anu welcome by Judge
Height, President Clarkson arose amid
applause. He acknowledged the vel.
come, explaining the falling oil In the
expected attendance aud said II was
largely duu 10 the cholera scare keep.
Ing away many delegates. Messts.
Slaughter (Nsbrusks) ard Foster llli.
noisl were named M assistant score.
tnricH,
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Another railroad Accident.

MARsHALLTowN, Iowa, Sept ia
bad collision occurred nj noon
on tn. Chicago and Northwestern
road about three miles west Of Mar.
shalltown, between a freight and nc.
commodAtion train, both running at
high speed on curve. Several train.
men were seriously injured, some
probably fatally. Physicians were
hastily summoned from here aud
have gone to the scene. Par.
tlculars are not yet obtaiuable. -Four
mon are reported under the ~reckage,
all probably deAd.
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QuABANTISE, Sept. l5.-There M.
rived this morning the steamers
"Croftn from Dundee and "Cuidad
Condal" from Havana. The latter
Ind only one passenger, ms the Others
declined 10 sail, fearing tue twenty
days quarantine here.
The North German Lloyd steamer
"rrave" from Bremen and Southamp-
ton dropped anchor at o O'Clock and Is
awaiting the health officers.
The ESTATE Nevada" from GlaaSow
reports all well on board.
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miseelIapeous Works.

orson Pratt's Works, series Of pamphlet,
on tho doctrines OF the so.2cl. aboot Of si.
paFcs, 1sc.
tt""d-fiook OF Reference 10 the history,
chronology, religion and country Of The Iailas.
dag saints-ior Saints and strangers sos.
IN" Lie nna f.abors OF EIlzA %. sno1
smith, with = h,il account OF her hraerA,
services, postpaid, r..
Does the Bibio Sanction PeIyEAu.yr
ndi.cwslon be,soen Tlior or.on Pratt and Dr.
). =. Newman, N Wtieh 1. AIDED hro d.
courses on celestial marriage By I1dsrs Oraan
praiL George A. smith and Geo. y. Cannon,
akr
Joseph smith-Vns he q Prophet oi
sod' ~ J. NJ. sicdAa, price, Papor, soc
A Review of tho Decision OF The suprern,
Court OF the U. s., In tho eA,e Of George
iieJnoii., By oeorsr Q. csnnon- aso.
itooh OF Abraham, " Authenticity s.tAs-
lished, hy Goo. Reynolds, sc.
The PretNpsor, by John Nicholson, s5s.
The spauidias story, or Manuscript
found. papog -, clou, Soi dilt, u.Oc.
Angel OF the Prairie-, or Dream VI The
future, ny p. p. Ir,,L ioc.
The Mormon Question. ~ John Taylor.
lOc
Pooms. Religious, Historical and Political. ny
nila u. snow. Vol 2, Leather, i.2s, Vol. .,
Cloth, Ii.oOi Vol. l, Cloth, CIT 7ss.i Vol !,
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Harp Of Zion. pooms BY John Iyon. clol.
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Year Of Jubilee. plBoourse' delivered a., and
GENERAL proe"edinss OF mo ritloth Annual
Conference, ibc.
Restoration OF ihe Everlasting Gospel
NJ dcorgu roasIalc, L.
Intempornnec, BE-,
4 Voice from tho Mountains, i0c.
The Resurrection. ny Prcsidcns nHshnp
Youpg loo.
Guide 10 sait Lake city ana its En,
virons, 40
Tho Martyrs, an aeconn, Of tho martyrioin g
'o-oph and iiyrum smith, with steel onsrayiugs
ni ihet' noble men, by l.. O. Liusasld. sNe.
Gospel rhiioHophy, showing Tho abnrli,,s.
OF inhdrlity and tho harmony % tho gusIol
with scloarn AMI history I5c.
The Hand Of Fro yideuee, a. ,hosu In ne
history ~ nations and individuals, from tho
rreot apoliasy 10 mo restoration Of he gospel,
an hlua'ra,ed work OF ai5 ptgc,-ycTr inter.
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Dialogues ana un,,,stton.. Eo.
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entertainments, 25r
why W. Practice Plural Marriage,
mH'h'n' Niia ana iaothor-li1!on Mar
N'''N '"'"h''o
Cniauri Capitalization. containing tho 70
hAAAl'o ruling Of Judge @. $ Pane ia utaa
territory on ihi- inporiant question, a1c.
Tho TeunesScc Massacre ana IL rausst, a
lecture ~ John sichnison, gOc.
The Mountain ,f.aao,,. ,,,ss,,s.. and
Supplement- give a full account of us
tragedy, and place tho blame whore Il pruperl,
belongs by G W. Ponroso, 49,
""od Atonenent' by O. W. Penrose, er-
ps'na We ''''''nu 20 understood b. l''''r-dAJ
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LONDON, Sept. 10. The governor OF
the Bank OF England states today that
that the Barings' liabilities have been
reduced TO c5,09S,Gl8 Of which sum
81, 0s5, 900 are due to the Bank OF Eng
land. 1t Is expected that the affairs "
the firm will be wound up without
calling upon the guaranteen.
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R.Isa.s tor "Nora,anniA's" Passou

FIRE ISLAND, Sept. l5.-"Nor.
mammals" cabin passengers will be-
released from quarantine tomorrow.
The custom officers are here today ex.
aiming the baggage and the passen
gers are making their declarations. A
boat will, tomorrow morning, convey
the passengers from here to the ON.
pany's dock at Hoboken. II IN report.
cd that several passengers have sue.
ceeded In making their escape from
quarantine here.
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Not choisra on Tho "Lahe IIuvon.' 9

QUiBEC, Sept. l5.-The steamship
"Lske Huron" from Liverpool for
Montreal, which passed Father Point
yesterday IL now vt Crosse Isle quar-
antlne. Several deaths Of children oc-
cured, but from what causes was not
stated. II IL, however, denied by the
quarantine of cials that cholofa ex-
lists on board the ship.
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NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., Sept d.
A collision occurred at midnight last
night between two freight trains on
the Pennsylvania railroad near Plats-
borough. Abouta dozen freight cars
were wrecked, and the road was
blockaded Tor ahout three hours. No
one Is reported seriously injured.
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NOTICE..

fI'uE ANNUAL MEETING or TnE STOCK.
u holders OF TIN DKsEnKr NEWS COMPANY
VIII 10 held ut the cnmpany'H cficc, on satur
tny, sept %, $50. AZ NJ O'Clock am, for the
purpose uf clcrtng Directors for the ensuing
year, and 10 attend % such other business a.
inay properly come before the meeting.
JOHN A. EVAN, secretary.
salt Lake city, Utah. August ~, 1872
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.ho administration to perpetuate them
selves In power. He reviewed by
states the carpet bag rYle in the South
alter the war and showed how II had
bankrupted the country, stating that
the same result would follow the IN.
actment OF the Republican force bill.
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A clear complexion is alvays Also
late proof OF the perfect action OF the
Liver. You never saw n bilious person
With u clear, ruddy complexion. "a
sound Liver makes a we'll man." HEK-
niNE viii give you n perfect Liver aud
perfect digestion. Sold by 4. q. NJ. l,
Drug Dept
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uepnbilcsn yic,ory In vsrmont.

RUTLAND, Vermont, Sept. l5.-Full
returns show that Fuller. Republican,
has been elected Governor over Small
ley, Democrat, by n plurality OF 1854.
Compared with 1855, the returns show
q Republican loss OF 0282; Democratic
loss OF and Prohibition gain OF 81.
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AsnvILLE, n. O., Sept, l5,-Hsn.
A. Il. Stevenson spoke In the presence
ot thousands OF people here today.
His speech was entirely devoted TO tho
force bill which he denounced rs
scheme OF ~ Republican party and
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