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EC ff*f*fcli**ft Itoasit? fifiA •_,T \KCk IfTOOlOH. - * • Miter. m.M t * A«*i«i* Hit*?. iMPoimiT KATT*H: r*ftitiiiijr r*o*lv><! from Rj Hf#<1, mamhtr of (on- tha Portland IMatrln, Mftlok haopy oftha lfeptn Hill, In- troamjl la ibf llouw of ll#pNN*ri* lallTtkfwiltll to tatttulofl lo rrjrulet* UtterfMptt f*Hr*td Dommniro ami to VO|tiil dltoiimloatlofii by •*rrl«rs* It It * matter of *no*i to tha ra*mife4}tiirori, M<t dftlrjrftM*.oft ttila AIM) that tha profluoteof thnlr farm** ami tlalrlre can d tba ytrlmie markets* for atimptlon or fofctlgn ahtp* lehat aa cheaply at tha pro- thoao Who raelrio lhott»aii<1* farlhtr.away I rum tlict groat itrts* tf a rar lomit of buttci t*a taut from Chicago, T. vatt ti '*! ll f ST 'J* K poti J -if L 4 y t r » v * •A fei 4* •rant *th«r <H«teot locality, t<» N V. oliyJ lor a |att r*tn than ir.»m m. tawtpqe* ctotiiity, then tho Wwt u HjT naarar to markot Utftrt we tha llllnolt or Wisconsin >n f though from four to tun tfca? from tba graat dairy atthar ttndartall u« or real- tor Ihalr huttar and oharta r dairyman can, Thlt U MMlkalllf unjust and It A wrong Whlai Ola proposed bill will rtgtilett* If li itatomaa a law. rorlalon of tMt bill ia that no aharga ahall !*• tnsdo for lug a aar load of goodt tor a f^ra kMgar dlttanaa. li Ida a railroad to aharga on* mora than any othtr for lug iba aamo kind of fralghi lb* tama points* Without stmtlsr law It It In the tha fcaMfara of a It It, l)o. t tssrtSBtutvtt agilntt ana Arm •t InJWldo*! on Ita routa at to uttarl> into IM butlnaaa whlla It hslped to lid up and anrli h a rial. ptny night II i lit ratat to aarlaln points, to tin ttartat, thai all dairyman. niMtfftotursrs In a glvati •old allbar ba batikrupttxi to *>§H* la *°raa otbat . WbNa tbla wia balng dom to what waa aant away, the ll Influanoa of dlatrlmloatlon Id largalv to tba prloo ol all lab wara brought Into tha illy or dlttrlot, Many oi mall along tba lino of tht (I. It. ft, hatt a painfully aaeaa of tblt tpaolaa of ln- Two yaara ago tba ownar» jimount of obaata draw li t# tlgdaaaburg and otbai tbar than tubmit to thi an highway rohbary of r th« bwayman, lldl lhankt to ly aplrll of rttlttanoa to blah aaal of ?anaJ t aorrupi landarlng Lagltlatora atto oflltlaJt ba?a fkllad to wholly wa tllll bava a few rapra who ara Iwrnorabla and igh lo raaltl tba robbai •plr!4wljlah baa trlumphad by far too balbar tha lUgan bill In •r iba llapburn railroad Aor Stata Lagltlatora baoomr Lit, during tha praaant ttt- Itjitf tmall lmportaiiaa f proal- raat niataaa of tha paoplv lolaotl) arouaad lo tha Im aandlng mtn to Alban> iblngton who will forgai taratta, at laaat long ftiough iatblug' tor tha Intaraat oi illtuanta. At a rulo tha »?a bfan aatltflad to Nonfat t booort In thalr gift upon ho whlla In Cougraaa did [but draw^larga pay and look aot Mr tka malarial Intara^it ofthali Aptanfa* Md raward iboaa ring poll ipr wboaa aid thay aaourod tin Which I bay iltl only In name. Aura baan contain In aoma rapraaantatlrat to AiU- Md no mora oorraot Idaat ol, capacity for making lawf, ahoaaa.or righting wrung- had for making worldt oi tba flight of corn*!** Ah latanlly wrlttan Hon. Iitforf taa, a v*ry faw haro domou ttalaaniattllka oajmolty fbi tthtug which will benotu gata thcmi tit honorable and to mo havo luillatoU d ana bartarad thalr honor rlty rol* tordld ludlfldtial thara It an Inquiring tplrli I many thought ml men an? taking, *f wl|at dan wo do to bm tared\ from tbtirlugt whloli rulo and rulii and from tba worta than criminal Mlrntagknoa In public npandlturep Wblalj anaataa an aluiott unbaar^lfii burdtja df taiatlon. To all HiUibcrc la bull ona raaaonablo antwtr, I >o poaa malrlug rulort who profit dl raatlyj oi romotoJy, by rob^ar llki aalartaa in tba rarlout o^llolal poti- IIoat,[anil roftitlng to ba h/tigcr Intl. ,bougUt «d told by tho«o Who makt 1tl4t a trada and oinoo-holdlng a ol living high at tha aipon«n» tak paytr, lot tha i*<>pi* tclact ii>r tholr honatfy, Htuatt and 4 tba tlma w III bo urar a( u tba butlnaaa of couutv, Nation will bo brouitht honaai logltlmato bindnoftt n lagUlatort will no*, t*» bar day when thay arc worth t^iothlng to tholr o<mttltuontt, man will not draw gAtHMl for lalf a yaar U>§Utrt otitragoOtia mllagi and otbar petty ttoallngn whlobl ajntunlly aglf^tf^a a ratt auioult J potunattort, cuttomliouto and a maltltudtiioua army of othtr OMiltM I will no longer ractdve Iwo t<| two hundred ttftio« the aaltrioa Whltbj wpuld hire far hottitr mrn to dttchaVgl tba tamo dutltt and I Ken lha tapan whluh HOW am tnch a gra- tlout guidon to liaar would bo ro- 14 til oh an Intlgulflfaut •tini Ml poaHlOn Tba njr who coniiitolng^ five pouudt, ABROAD. ] tltrlrsg raaalfad a copJ of tha Con* iular Kaport of otir Amn/lotn Oontul al Mtnchattais Rnglatnfl wa 'rapro* ilnoa whal ha aayt upon tfha quaatlon of aandlng our dairy products ahroad> hollering thai hit tnggeidlont will ba of much benefit to our dairymen. Col. Hhaw aayt: j \Tho unwlia mcthodt whloli litre been In force In the pcfcjt of placing our butter aild eheoae on tale In Eng- land through agenclet f which hare no rcapoiiMlblllty whatorer nfler a *ale It mtilc, hare con)* to hare a rery bad effect upoh jjrlcot. At a rule, tha reputatloO <)f American bbtter It hot ftvortble/tml to long al pratent practlcet prevail It will cbutlnu0 to bring compat'ailrelyVoor |i|rtcet, Berarai pointy haro been attggettad by my oba'trvatloua of mora or lata ImportauOk In coiineo- tloti With thlt tuhlcotf, Wlilcb will be named In their order; 'j Int. Ilutter dealgued lor thlt mar- ket thonld bo carefully worked dry and hard and lightly tailed with the pureat talt produced,: j The popular taoto U fear fro di,tweet biittct ; and tuclt ait artlclo would «nM fall lo teo;irc it reii|ly market tit »ll ne mont of the year; 2ud» Hmall packa^etj any, inni ten to twenty put up aflrr the maiuiejr of packing lard, In neat fashion, wnuld toon bo eagerly tQtigbt after fop* family n«e, anit bacoma rery popular. A trade- mark could ba \rogIttencd and thut any aectlon of tha oountjry could fur- uUh a tpaelal brand Which would toon grow In p polar faror and toln- creaao the demand fo* otir buttar,and 'ommaud M top prlcotf 9 1^ wall. Srd. Our butter thduld bo thlppcd orory week from thai factory or tha farm direct to Idrerpo^fl or London, at a distributing ccotra, to that It may l>t promptly rui'til^hed to con- ttimara with at little dfclay at pottl- bla. Tha outturn of kaejplng the tea- aon't make until Kail tn<i then tolling It In one thlpment will borer autwer in tblt country. (Md b\*Uer % er*n If It It In good condition;, will borer meat with much fhrm* In England. Tha frother tho butter |t the better tha prloo It will bring ? and for thlt reatoti It la n*Q****ry thtt competent agenolet tbould be ottabllthad \to tu- parlntend tho tale of American but- ter In thlt coootrj * | Irlth and Kiel butUr III lent over bora arery Week, and tha ganaral agentt In tba chief cltlel and townt aoa that It goat out to this retail deal- wrt In • •Al\ condition, tt It alwayt oaralully graded aftar It foachet Eng- land, and tha agentt are retponalbla for lit being op to tho required tttnd- ard. If ll it found to N InfeVlor In any retpect tbay make good any da- Moloney, and ao keep watoh orer tha reputation of tba butter which paeeet through their hands. i If thlt plau could ba adopted with our butter It would not ba long ba* fbra wa tbould hare a bejtter reputa- tion aa butter tnakera* .It It worta than uteleie to ablp $HM>I( butter to England* Tba very 6e#l[ It wanted, for which a high prlco will alwayt ba paid, and faretlor gradot will nol bring' enough for tha rlnkl of the mar- Thara It a wide marjtln for Im- proroment In butter maklrg In tha United Htatte, Judging by tha re- qtilromentt of tba Kngllah markett. Thara can be t and tboro It, uo ralid reaton wby wa tbould not produce an article In arary retpect equal to tha bet! Irlth or Iranian butter. We 'hare the toll and clltnatej and all the eondltlont farorlng tuoh a belief. 1/ thlt It done. It will add rory materi- ally to the productt of American oto- ducert, for the reatoti that, at jpret- eut % our btittar doaanol bring within thirty j#r c*nt. of what It paid tor the oeW gradaa In thU market. When It it^remambored that the maggot here it unturpataed for tho tale of a prime article, tlho thorn •tatcftteut, ba«c<i on lactt, lav III carry Itt oWn comment. 4th. T^ recVipltulate then, there It yrgeut n4ed of a tyttam of American f agencItt In Kngland through which I tha product of the bett butter made In our country may And itt way to tha retail dealer* here, and at prlcea equal to tha bait the market afford*. These agehtt thonld be wltely ohoaen, and' then hoiiett dealing would gradually orrroomo the preju- dice now existing about American butter. It U liellered that partner- 4hips might lie tooured with promi- nent produce dealer* here, which would not only ba rery adrautageout tlnanoially, bht at the tame time bat- ten tho Improrement to much need- ed. Krtqueitt and earnest Inquiries Hare led me to carefully study this question, and tho roaulta of my lit- reatlgatlont a*o herewith given. In % tense, what has bcou stated In re- gard to tho talj of butter applies with more or leas force to the talo of our cheese, or* In fact to all our pro- ductt; although, oi course, there are difference! which will suggest them tolrot to thote directly Interested in the produce trade. Our eheoae Is fast gaining ground, and Is rapidly replacing the higher priced English products. There It no little sharp o(Aotleo played In palming off our cheoee for Kngllth oheeae, and the fact that tblt can bo done only pforot how woll our chcefto makers arc pro- gros«h\g* Both butter andVhece* might be scut through the tame agenolet, and thut letttn the commissions, to In- sure Itt prodtablo and prompt tale here. i Auntm* I). HHAW, United Htates Consul.' Wi 1 ij. Hi.-. ±J rrfTtf* ^ m^i i * duoed t^at tbajj ami til would ooaaa to ha a terror, Who lebourAs/buld ceato to ba-lhai tllraa who now toll and sw^at lo tonpoft tba hungry boards whom Iba |4o||ta now bt>w down t,o and oba^diloltly honor at their ohlclaU and ftilatt- Thll la tha llB«ai.i» a a jprogtjaaajand willcontlnut to l^e until Ua PWing mataea ara lllieratail fromjuejbaleful yoke of aarrlla hon- our llonorablt(f f) rulers opoggand show but little lo take of (ropn,Uia neckt who aoni If lhay wlll 9 It ronlUy, but «* ooty jatfjHaAiJi.V man of Hepburn 9 * ttarlloy qu tilt let In repraaentatlre botltlona* Ha com- blnet the rare and dealrable qoalltlot of statesmanlike ability to fully com- prehend the rlMt and the dauntless manhood to a*kert and defend that right without Regard to telfltb per- sonal considerations If thlt faithful man's past torrlcet, which in real worth outweigh tho*e of a host of other letter men, is any recommend for adranconvent or promotion, then tblt man will not ba allowed to re- main long In prirate life while there are to maby wrongs unredressed, tuch a boat/of orilt feeding and fat- tening on the i Igbtt of tho people, and with which only-tticA men have either the/ nerrc to grappel or the power to overcome/ The bill Is as follows: HK<? 1, kre^y railroad corporation thall glre to all pertont reatonJblo ami equal Urms, facilities and accom- modation! for the transportation of thcmteltet, their agentt and terrantt, and of any mcr*diandlto or other property of erery kinu and descrip- tion, upon any railroad owned or O|H erated by such corporation and for terminal handling, the uto ot the dc- p I and oth«*r b dMiitgs and grouuda *d sttoh corporal i Jn, and ut any polot j where itt raitrimd rtiall connect with | any other railroad, reasonable and i equal terms and fioilitlet of inter- change, and thall promptly forward merchandise consigned or directed to be tent orer another road connect- ing with Itt road, aocording to the direct lout contained thereon or ac- companying the tamo. , | 2. No railroad corporation thall charge or receire for the transuda- tion of freight to any ttatiou oil itt road a greater turn than it charged or received for the cotemporaneous transportation of the like claa* and quantity of freight from the same original point of departure to a sta- tion at a greater distance on Itt road lu the tamo direct loo* Two or more railroad corporations, whose roadt connect, thall not charge or receive for the transportation of freight to %ny station on the road, of cither of them, a greater turn than it charged or received for the cotemporaneous trantportatioti of the like data and quantity of ffeight from the same original point of departure,to station* at a greater distance on the road of either of them in the tame direction. | 3. No railroad corporation thall grant or allow to any person or tsso- elation upon the transportation of freight, either directly or indirectly, any secret rate, rebate, drawback, unrcatonable allowance for • uto of cart or any undue advantage what- orer; n^r directly or indirectly charge to of receire from any jetton or pcreont, or association or corpora- tion any greater or lost sum, compen- sation or reward than U charged to or received from any other person or pertons, association or corporation for like and cotemportntfoua service in tho rocelrtng, transporting, storing, delivering or handling of freight, uor thall any railroad corporation charge moro for trantpo/tlng freight from any point on itt lino than a fair and Just proportion<)f the price it charge! for tho tame kind of freight trans- ported from tiny other point* Nor shall any railroad corporation charge more for trantportlng freight from one local itation to another, or from a local ttation to a terminus, than they charge for a like and co- temporaneous acrvico from one ter- mluus to another. | 4. The oar load It hereby made the unit of thlpment, and no railroad corporation! nor two or moro rail- road corporation! whoao roadt con- nect, ahall charge or receive for the transportation of two or more car loadt of freight a greater or lett turn per car load than ' It charged or re- ceived for a tingle car load of a Ilka oltst of freight for a contemporaneous fthlpment between the tame polntt upon tuch road or roadt; except that any railroad corporation of this Htate, whose terminus it upon or noar tbo border ol the State, when receiving freight by the train load, of not lett than twenty cart, from a con- necting road, not Jying wholly with- in thlt Htate, contlgned to a tingle point, and which Involve* no termi- nal handling at the point of reception on the par of tald New York road, tavo attaching an engine to the al- ready made up train, may make a difTercnco In the ratp por car load U P* on the freight so Received equal to, hut not greater than, the cost at tuch point of reception, of loading each car of an equal train with a like clatt of freight. In tlie construction of thlt act the sum charged or re- ceived for transportation of freight shall include all terminal charges, and the road of a corporation shall in- clude all the road lu use by tuch cor- poration, whether owned or operated under a contract or leate. | 5. Any railroad corporation which violates any ot tho provisions of tblt act, in addition to liability for alt damaget tuttained by reason of such violation, thall be liable for each oltcnso to a penalty of one hundred dollar*, which may be recorored In an action of tort, In any county whore tuch corporation bat properly, to hi* own uto by tho party aggrieved, or to the use of the State by the Attor- ney-General, br to tho use of the county by the Hist riot Attorney of the county In which such violation wat committed, provided, however, that no tuch action thall IM main- tained unlets the tame thall be brought within one year from the dato of tuch violation. *. { 6. ThU act thall take effect im- mediately. , v . | - Hi tja ll thorbugMy honest and* bleJof difcharglng the Important a cli the high office of Pretident tt great rcpubllo, rather than the whose only dlttingoltbing quaj- \% Ihjat he it tbo foremoHt liviqg >f the nge< ter TIF hTATE Ca^TE^TIOX• fie cjalling of the State Conren- foqtuchan unusually early day etti the ugly euspiclou that a t uo job\ may bo attempted to be |ng upon the masses by the cuu- ?) ring politiuiant who may have Itlthj motive for forcttailtug pub- nuiment by nominating prcni- littl blecton In favor of their can- te; but whom tho people might (wait if they had ample time for rite consideration. The latt k election demonstrated the tin kkajblo tact that there are a I .rge ben of Kepabltcan electors in tho lire State upon wiiom it it uuaafo tempt to practice the scheming k>f the political Juggler or the, , an I cabalistic tricka of the Inp mountebank. No, the et are in no mood to stand billi- ng and any attempt to defeat UM kvIII and Wl<di of'the people, will ly inuliiply Hie ^nciatcliera\ defeated one man on our ticket Jditumn and eiulaugeivd the ^uc- >f all the ro^t. \p uiay need tho full Ktreiigth of ted pHrty next fall to inaure the tt in a moi>t lmportHiit polit<ctl then let those Who are t.o catt L»tt and not thone who are to the tpoilt of HUCCC8S, have a 4i iij naming the caudidate, for \t\ they can and will labor with and vote with pleasure. Lei the most unneltiah and best citi- be tent at delegates to Utica and letii go unpledged and free to do \4 for the highest good ahd W*i etlt of tho parly. y OE^EHAL^EnH, <f* 4^TIU1H(KI MI NATION We take pleasure In reproducing the propoaod anti-discrimination rail- road l»UI. which wat one of tho^alx, roeommeiided by, and which formed a part of the Hepburn It. It. Invest! gating Committee's report as suli- mltted to tha present Legislature. The mtnltrtt Justness of the provis- ions of thlt bill, which Would protrct tha peoplo generally against the graaplng avarice of tha eoulleta man- agers of railroad corporations, ap- pealt to that common ttnae of equal lustlce whloh tbould Inturo Ita prompt adoptloh and rigid enforcement, Tha brave and manly way In which Hon. A, II. Hepburn baa dared lo defend, protect and aarttj the Interestt of hit constituent^ at the rltkof the hatred and oppoalllon of rloh and poWerftil monopolite,demohttretee hit peculiar Itneaa fbr Ibe mot| egaltttd ofllolaJ potltltHi. Tho lamentable misfortune of thli ife li lbt)t there are ao few W l v J# \ T 4^ J URA!fTOB BLALU. From the most recent Indications It appeart that Blatne't protpectt at a successful rretldentlal candidate are rapidly growing brighter, While Gen. Urtnt'* chances are gradually grow- ing falnteh The M thltd term\ Idea it rapidly pitting Into disfavor; and thoughtful men are often heard to say that there It no neott of a \ttrong man M in the sense of a military chief- tttn, because, whatever m}ay happen, we mnat rely upon the integrity and patriotism of the people. If the Re- publicans atdect a candidate mainly for h's fighting qualities, tho Dfhioo racy will, if they follow our example, do precitely the tame tbiog and both partlet, by dwelling upon the Idea of force and making preparation fei* war, will largely loereaae the obtjneee aa well aa Ibe danger of a collltlan. ^ It eeeoit to jam Ibe part of witd(om to aeleet a candidate for bit Wall- kiu)wo iteteamanlike ability and bt> nil- *^i < '''*^y ;< k w^ ^^ o Chilians have captured Lo. i incest LouUu hat arrived ut Reported tnat Uu^tia it about create her Army. 0 jiubltc debt decreased #lt,OU,- |^5 during January. •Itert^oy City Mrp. Smith and ti Were acquitted, erul Comache hat' made v him- Vojtidcnt of Uulivia. new gold mines have rGccnt- enl disco verd in eat tern Siberia. man, the Pocattet, Matt., child ener, bat veen tout to a lunatic >mj ttiin Mackenzie won the cham- ihi|p in tho naiiond cbeet tour- ntl' eaflld who was to have been list Friday, hat been respited i hie 27 th inst. I^on. William 6. Chandler It istllilcut that Senator Blaine will bo t President, epublican State Couttniitco day called the State Convention bl 25, at Utica. / I ^ do) Lettept baa begun the tur- the Isthmut and tpeakt hope- the canal project. Democratic State Committee llfcd tbo placet of Tammany ht/lkb friendt of Mr. Tiiden. p Maine futionitt have given up hall, the State Seal and ghostly pit to 'teal Jim Blaine'a state. • u|t three-fourths of tbo dele- the Pa. Stato Convention are to Blaine for Pretidential Ian committioner Hayt has been afily removed for official mis- No whitewashing or leni- |wit Granted, Cowley, of the Shepherd's Y. city, hat been indicted on Are counts, involving twentv- m n * r \ oft*! imprisonment and |6,2. r )0 .i It HM B«eii Trl«4. HI v*m en a man comet down plump an icy sidewalk and all tho bad- hat is withiirbitn ruthet madly (lit mouth, doet it leave him thin? Will tome one please and inform ut ?— WhiUhail II we haven't \tried It bu\ v>t t but we recently taw a ^ijaliau ton of Belial experiment ug after the plan you pro- I ind he had no sooner discov- ,1 tho solid earth still M bore ffiy up,\ that hit \too to t|th n had not \thawed aud re- i|Uclf into dew H than ho began uy to the gods and demoup, knd monntei g of anchuit and mythology. At llrnt we it was Ellison, who was try- fde new expnrlment by means n he ho|K)d to gem rate an un- |fheit by the furious friction Niiutiltaueous generation ol a liuout and (udtantaneoiis ebu- ^>f IntAugible, unlntrlhglble litmt in every live or dead o, and by piling the IVIion of fin upon the ()<*a of wicked itch teemed to pierce the dome above. But no] it Ed I ton; bui it wna a bald- **I*OII of a ifon,\ Who, after the Whltt-Jiall Tiiues, had stern ami awful contradiction luhlvertally accepted tjlatemei>l tee wicked stand on for there he tut, About like the sweeps of a ifl, seemingly propelled oy tho bre .th which rushed madly t mouth, and judging from l^urout fog which hit etcap- kbdness teemed to throw off steam from the escape-valve Wsbmotive, we concluded that genetated all of the original latt parttoie of hidden wick- tjnd latent blatpht-iny and wt« hly purged, as if a multitude hi had been cat* out of him, he t)rote, oatt a reproachful aud it glance at the ground, aud d down to the nearest saloon tekreh of spiritual aid and ami we concluded that be, waa\pure within\—amoving pure, unadulterated, cutted- slippery hit arms Church's Motleal Visitor nruary It received, and It a Ipttal number, ft contains lew tongs. Among the inttru- bieeet it a new march entitled (nerlcan Reveille,\ by D. C. , that alpno it worth more ear'eeubtcrlption* F^rtaie Beynoldt, Jr., book aeller 9 Thoilghtfol Repnbllflttl Against A Third Term. . The Springfield Republican E ublithet lettert from a number of [aaaachuaetts republieant expressing their viewt of G^ant and a third term Extracts are appended: James Free- man Clarke of Boston^ says: \ I bollero with you that It lit time that alt thope opposed to the nomination of.General Grant for the presidency, /or a third term, should express their opinion and glvn their reasons. My own objections to thlt movement are to tcriottt that I can hardly think ir possible that I should vote for General Grant if ho should be nominated. 1 believe there are hundreds of thous- ands of republicans who, like myself, would rather refuse in that case to vote at all, or would vote for any respectable democratic candidate.\ President Chad bourns, ot Williams college, says: The American people need as president the best in in they And, hut they ate the rulers and t e the servant. Tho lime has not como fbr them to call for a strong man in any other ^ente ihon onc^**irong to do the bidding of the people. We need no rulers wit.h kifigly or dlHa'- orial power. / President S^olye, of Am'inT«t: \ ft would seem to mts a national t%lamit> to elect a president for a third teim, not only becaOo thh would violate a requirement, Wilch. the unwritten constitutiou of tho country has c*- tahlishedl but b'*<:atiftft It would tend to weaken am org the people that scn*e/ of Mdf-depeiidence whose strength gives the only security to a government of tho people. \ / President Capen, of Tufts college, says: \The elestion of Grant for a third time would be a menace to our freo Institutions and republican form of govertneut.\ ' Col, T. \V. Higgiton 9*y>: u I am so opponed to a presolential third term, tint I nhoild object to it, even it W-^liugton or Lincoln could be candidates, and so opposed to the uominatl »n of Grant, that I should rosUt it. wiVo If the question of a third term weie not involved.\ Ex-Govenior and Heir»tor Wash- burn of <trcen field says: \ I am freo to say tint it scoun to me that one of the greatest calaiiiitie** that could be- fall tho 'iiilon at the-present time woul hf tor the government to fall into tho baud* of the democratic par- ty, and next to this would be the success of tho third te*im ifinala, but I have too much confidence in tho wisdom and good senna of tho people to believe that either of these misfor- tunes will come upon us. Jt . x the repairs made by the sheriff, he was perfectly Justified, and that what btilldingt had boen erected were done by the sheriff, encouraged by* tho leading men of the board. They were there and no thoughtful man doubted their necessity—doubted that a tingle nail had been dt hen or a dollar expended but wh*t w ;i> nec- essary. Na>'i more, they doubted not that several thousand dollars had been saved- to the county—that the *heriir had done only w hat wa* necc*- *ary to bo done, and wJiat the people of the county had neglected to do. Did they reject the claiuiH «.f Mr. Wheeler on the grounds of their ille- gality? Oh,no,by no mean*, for if so whatright had they to audit, the claims of others for labor on said im- provement*? But I understand that the flimsy excuse, was ma Ic that they thought \he*had had enough. 1 ' X. K*lwards, Jan., 1880. ^efgal S UI UKMECOUKT.Oiuntyof Ht. Lawrence. —James Urrxlle so<l Jstnes 11. IHCIOJOII •Kalnitt Robert Taitt To the above pame«t flefcndtnt: Tou are herebv aummoned to answer the complaint in tlili* action, anil to serve aoopv of your annwer on tit** plalntiflT* attorney within twenty <tays tft«*r the Hervioe of tliin summons, exclusive of the o!av of service;awt In cai*e of \rmr fullur to anjwar. or*armwer t Ju<lgm<mt will IM> taken ag^oi M t TOU bv default fur the relief fiom<in<te«t in the complaint. Uaie<! thU tttfth day of Jan- UMn. ISS» HOWARD If. KKARY. PlainUffM' Attorney, Office and I*oi»t «»IHro addre**, Uouverm'ur, Count? of Ht. Lawrenoo. New York. To Uobert Taltt. defendant: The foregoing aummoas It served tfi»on von bv publication, pttr*uaot to an onter of Hon. V. P. Abi*>U,8po<v the 29th dav of Januarv 1880. and filed with the complaint In the office of the clerk of the county of Ht, Lawrence, N. Y. Dated January 29th, 18R0. KDWAKD If. NKARY, g47w7 Pla!nUIT» Attorney,Gouverncnr, N. Y. S 5 to $10 oer day at home, samples worth $9 free. Addraaa Arutaoif A M>. f Portland, Oroe6rl«i« Crock«r7^ -S* WKM ^^^¥^^¥1 QTLook out for J. W. Barbonr^t a<lvrrtiit*!- J ment next wwck, 6o CHESTS 4r TKA ! cheap for the next <k) days. ^4. r ir37'f Litera fpHK ALBANY DAILY KVEiXING -AND- ATsBAXY WEEKLY TIMES TIMES YOll 18 80 l!Y MAIh. OAH.Y RvtcviNu TtMKS, I7 00pfrvcar. f ALIIANV W RKLV TIM>H $ ..50 per \ car. \ pr. in <*lu*m of I en or more to one f*oatofllc<l $1 UO per\\ oar. * Paymentt f*vari<tNy in Advance! rSO^l LETTERS FHOMt THE PEOPLE. HM He afeao Juetljr Dealt By? At the time ahcritf Wheeler enter* ed upon his term of office he found tho county buildings in a very dilapi- dated condition, ^ut befng a man of energy and push, ho set himself to work to repair tho same. Tho old jail yard was rickety and unsafe, and a.new ono must be s built. The; jail itaelf was anything but inviting, as many could testify, aa the smdll of human filth U the most abominable that was ever inhaled into the not* trals of man. Tho cells, many of them being in a very loathsome and filthy condition, some of which were used, t am in ormed, for purposea not to be named here. The old shed or barn was nearly in ruins, and the court house was in such condition that tho building of a new one was much talked of. In fact matters were something in the condition that tho earth was, a« doscribod in the first chapter of Geneva. Such was tho state of things when Mr. Wheeler entered uponltbe duties ;of his office. Enfeebled In health, yet with an In- domitable will and energy did ho en* ter upon his work of reform. ^ The tail-yard waaj torn down and -the debris r^movejd. Tbo cesspool* were filled up. A now building was added to tho north side of tho jail in the form of an ell, ami this new building together with tho jail formed three sides of a jail-yard, at once commodi- ous and substantial, and a«lded no moro rooms than weren eeessary lor tbo convenience of tho prisoners. [The jailor was a good mechanic him- self, and by the ai I of deputy sheriff Tanner the thing was accomplished. The court hou*e wa* thoroughly re- paired so that If (he same caro is bestowed upon It that, has been by LMr. Wheeler during his term, it will last for many yearn. Upon this Duild- ing alone Mr. Wheeler worked forty davs. 80 anxiotiH was he to accom- plirth bis object that instead of devot- ing hi-* time to tho service of process, a* he might, which would have been by far I he moHt profitable to him, he allowed his deputies to do it anl re- ceived only h>.If pay* Iluving been elected hy.rtie. people be was iuUnt on serving them in a manner not only commcodabio to himself, but benefi- cial to # the people-of .HI. Lawrenco County ; mid u hat i? the result? Go with oft to the county 'building* and nee foe* > ourselves. There you will find everything tn a cleanly, oiderly condition. Not a d^g^a day was the court in session during bin term but the court house wa«4wopt and mop- ped out, and the jfll, under the eire of hi-* vvif.', was Wvpt in a eJeanlv alnd v hotesouio condition, Tho ciotheH of tho prison* r4 and bedtHng for the ps.une were regular ly uantied aiioy cared for, aud many a rough priso/(-< er's heart has l^een made glad by the kind word* and gentle treatment of that estimable woinqp. : Again, I understand that during the time tho btdlding ami repairing was going on, the slier iff was fre- quently encouraged to believe, by leading meu of the board of riipcr- viors, that the course he ivas taking was, and would be all fight, as thous- ands^ dollars would be saved to the county thereby. He acted in good faith, and had c:tuse to believe that ho would bo reasonably regarded. But when the claims for labor, build- ing aud repairs were presented Initio board they audited most of them, re- jecting the claim* presented by Mr. Wheeler for the forty days labor on the court house, for 16 da>s labor of team and Mrod man, also the claim of $100 which Mr, Wheeler was obliged to pay deputy sheriff Tanner for taking charge of the prisoners while they were engaged in the work, amounting in all to about |36Q. Had the board any right to reject these claims P If they allowed the other claims why not allow these? If they audjied and allowed the claim of Bradley, who waa a prisoner, for la- bor done, why not allow Mr. Wheel* era f The bow* wttt knew tut aa to BBDB B B II B BBBB B B B B kBBBB At Oieae rales, the Albany Evening Timcn ami the Albany W««klv Times are the rJtei*p**»t and IMJIt nowapAperrt published at the OHpttnl of the mate. Their large and utiperlor circulation make* them moat favorable an advertising me* diumfa. And their acknowledged po»lt>-oryi« Uu* leading and the only independent demftrJitic- newipu|M»r at the political capital of the %V<* Ht •tato of New Vorv, rrndera them tnditpen»aMc to democrat* everywhere during the coming presidential year. Addrem and remit dire tlv to , THK riUkH COMPANY, g4Stf , , Albany, N. V. •i rr - - Hf I ^r'-wirni i i * i Dry Goods* $& FIRE AND SMOKE. ~#vf THE CITY CROCKERY STORE is now stocked with the MOST COMPETE ASSORTMENT in Northern New York. Merchandise from all parts of the world now on exhibition and for sale at No. 1 2 Court St., Watertown, L.K. MURRAY...\ N. BA-Orders by rtiail will be ))romj^tl\^nd ^carefully attended ,. 'iff\ ?\J> o rirtiTvr.RKict;n, X. Y.,) ^Ffl). 3*1, 16H0. <i CLOTIIH DAMAOKI) HY FlkK AND SMOKE. \• •n C/3 Q < W r—( uu Wc now offer for aalo in th© ^ ABUCJTT BriUMNci, GouvRRmirn.N.fY.. our nntirt* »tock of CA8SIMKKE8 AND FLANNELS, recently f1atnafrt*d by Are and *motte Thf<i« |(Ootl« are mostly dairiHKed by SMOKE ONLY, baring tho fibre an ntrong ak ever. Ottr cuwtomerg will find thi* % J&- RARE, OPPORTUNITY j&£ to get thcao well-known fabrica at inticb lo*a than their oii^inal . Value. K 47tf J. II. AIIBOTT & <:0. 53 > D O '3>IOWS QNV 3HIJ OPECIAL SPECIAt, APEC1AF U^IL BoWNa,'Hardware Merchant, it injr aa^Tnt at Gou%am«ur. Other ajrenu af«: Rackrtder Ars^fi, Canton; s. IL illgbea. O^tcnubuifj Peltoa A Bro., ^a^\*4 IxniUville, and J>mUcy A Kell, Malone. KZIta BCEIJI*. Inventor and >Tan>ifac- turcr. Ileuvetton. N. V. gSil * A AA A A A A A AAA A A A A RRRR R R It It RRRR R U R It R R GGG U G G O O GU G G GGG A * AA A A A A AAAA A A A A II II II II II II II N !* N K » N N H N K N N NN 8SS9 S S 8 AMIA S 8 88HH !H! till !I! !! I It mi —AT— D.G.WOOD'S MAMMOTH MAMMOTH MAMMOTH DRT DRr DRY •o- O GOODH | GOODS GOODS I O CAItl'ET CAItl'KT CARrKT o ^o AND,, AND*] AND ' O CHINA (MIS CHIN -O McAf>l*A8TKn IU/>CK, HTtlRK. HTORK. HTORK. O O <>- (•orvKRJfi rn, M. Y. »00 Yartli) 9000 \*rxi$l — HAMBURG EDGINGS AND INSERliNGS f— <fO06 YanU J WOO Vanls Kle^ant new deHtfrnA. Prices way down—a, 4, «, 6o. and t)p. 2D Pieces Rretortnc Lace CHEAPER THAW EVER. *5 New Ruchihgs 9000yania IlLRACHED COTTOy..„„....,,.. H000 ** UNBLKACIIKD CuTTON *Wt) \ COLORKD MIIRTINt. IfttW \ IILUK AND HUOWN UKMMS,..., *wo •• CALKOKH I00t> •« COriONADKH AND KKNTCCKV ... Fnrchftftffd; Ix-forr tho' A^rnr»r« .IKANS. ar^ar^AM tliu n\*oxti waa piircliaM'd la«t Ociobnr, and on ffxnmhiation vri ilor tho piOHfii^ tn4tkct Nftlu<'. I IH* fr-iind itiiirh un- / PIECES BLACK CASHMEFTE, * .V), .W, 00, and 75 ct*. pftr yard. ' At Jtast IO cts. per yard under jxresent market value. i 80 Pleo^i Colore! Cafthtftfr*—all wool- •0 to flOo. |>er >ard. \ \STi\ GREAT BARGAIN'ljgj 20 Pieces COLORED ALPACA, only 12Jc. 20 Pieces KNICKERBOCKER, only 6Jc. tdy50-^l picccs Caqjcfe and Floor Oil Cloths'SCBToO^ffil . ET.EOAKT SKW PESION*! * *• I All ptiich«*o»l htfofto the late rapid advanoe In pric«a, and anv noW bclnif aohl fully Twenty Per Cent. Below the Present Market Value. Prff.ea ^rill t>« materially advanced on March M. SOW N 1*HK TJMK TO Pt:RCrTA8K. Dairy laterents. M= DOUBLE WATKR-LKAVED MILK PAN U fntd T>ocominjf tho Dairvmnn^ fa von U. ttt point* of Huperlority ovt*r all other invenions i»«inK HO maikod and apparent that »if»<^| the Hrnl inlr(M»uriion of tUe VVjtioft^Aved M^k Pan, In May :aaL (!*79j, the <lomatid iuu» ^u<l- denly nprung . p tor it in all the greatdalrv joen- ir**/if ina country. *i The Invention keep* up a (vmtinuoui ciroula- ti»n of cool Water 011 all aldea of the milk aqd it THK ONLV MILK PAN AND COOtKR KVKR INVENTED that carrtaft a bodv of water over tho top of the pan. thereby perfecting U»e tern|»erat 11 re, mak- ing It CM|ual on al! *id«*e. What u ^luallv im- iK>rtitnt f tho hot r air of the milk rxmm it'kept from settling dowa on to >he milk,by the watei- leaf that cover** the top of the pan. The even tempeiature only aecured by Uiin invention doc* away with the ncf^&Mlv of uning tee, ami thi* fact alone JM UH>*\ positive and conclusive evi- denee that the W lute kyatem ia tho only perfect m vent too In the market AyenU will be **ipt>hed with plat on the moat favorable termt bv the inventor. County JU0hU tor *ale at $ 100 each BnUl Oct I at, when the price will \m rained. faU»»fank>n guarunteoiJ. ror information, addreaa JOHN WHITE, ^^i gtByl Ittrontor an#Patontoe. M6iie.T, N. T. I)i t;LL*a ciiAitipioff BARREL' ccc 11 it ii c 0 11 11 u c c H , 11 u C II / H 17 C 1II111II1I U C . H H tr C C H II (T C C 11 • 11 U u KI:KH N 1; it u NN U tt It N M U It tt If y I UUUH N U It B X C tt ft N CCC H 11 uui; it N It N N N M N K N W N N N NN N ba# be«n tn van tft many .ea'img Oatrxmcn of 8C l^awronpe Countv for over two year* and, has given Univ+rmU torfttfuction- Home of lu p4inU Th« . »r - >f superiority are: The <|oickne*a and eaie of churning butter; tta capacity for cburniaj Urge quantity of cream; it worka and aalU 1 butter c&Hy for market, and i«, in faci.lhe r VOHITE dHUUN with our boat dairymea. I manufacture five iiizea, ranging io capaoi fnun io to 65 gallon*, ami varying In price from llCJTTliaf AND cnEE»E. 1 would aai to the Itnirymen in the vicinity of liouvemeur,jthat I have \pened a Mutter and Chcc*e l^p^win the bam^mtnt of Konter A liar- t>our, hl<K;li o)n Main M. where I nhnll btty butter and cheese. I would take Un* mean* of inform* in* all who have either of tbcM* product** to Hell that 1 am confident t aw ao MI tinted that 1 can pay The lllgbra; Prlrc \ the \market allow •, and tho«e who dtapo^e of their butter tnwoujemetir will tltid it to their interaat tocall on me befoiei»eUin^ eUewhert). I r^h&li endeavor to deal with one ana all in *uch a aiNimer HI h> M'r\e *their t>e«t mteri^U, and ilnr- eittahiiHliia i>enntiiieiit bti-iiK^*. 1 would CHtecm it H favor tf th«»M' who are now making line 4 ;i 11 hitler Would a<MrcMi me, giving esti- mate of their fntiie full make and at what tune they wn»h to \iih|>o-«' nf un\ |^»ition of Ninuv Parties not wUtmig lo KOII here will do well to connuit me about xliipmi.g <m <viu»«ignn)i'iiU 1 wilt pniini^e to olMain IT ihem the highest mar- ket nt'e>, j||tid lioite^-i mid quick return*. J. vv. lUfriwMur will icccnc butier in mv at>- M>nce from;town. W. M ANttt IhLll. tiouverntur, N. T., Sept. tt, ti;n. !!n\er fur V\\m. Ohh,8» Wairen Mreet, New York. -• giWvi Watertomrn Ad* Hlgn, j^hade Rartner nnd Otnnmcntat •~. . „.,PAINTliRS. . Sor1«dT, Militai> ami Kmoieinatir Mann^fa palnlod loonlrr, and every der-eripiion of pluin and ornamental \v> ik in gold mid peal P) onter Thirty >ear*' exj>cricnce. (sliding of glaas a Npeciallv. KKtimulen fum^hc*il b\ mail 00 ap- pl hat ion. W. If. H R M P L. a£ Co. ,, 29 Far ton St., Watertown, N V , f«. v '__ [ _L'J^ Hox ***'. rpi:AMt TEAM! TCAftHZ 4 lb*. Japan Ten, clean an mhcat'for $1 3 H>% ! •• silver leaf. f*»r ll. H'-t Ibn. ••' ** extra floe, for $1. S'i |b». \ \ tlrht picking for $1. S l » M»k. Illaek *• KarmuikM, f«»r $l, IS H»». *' \ r*«ruio^a. fui $1, I lb. linking Po\v<1er for ;ior., HI II. II. KKLLui.' H, g^»-| 13 W^HHlriifl llou^f. Wfttcrionn. N. T. 1 nil ma 1 1 1 mmmmm ——^—i——^——» 200 SETrt 2(H) SKIS £S 200 HKTS . 200 SKTS BET j Edncntioiial \ J NAitv. WINfKlt TKtfM UKt.lNS XOV. # iTlh, 1H7«. 77ir OUtekt, the 7?rt/ Endmre*1 the f , he<ipr*1 ami Stunt PrtHi>er**u* Armtemir Institution in IXt*rther.i Sew York. TIOXOLH AND UKIJAllLK TNRTITtlTn^ offvr* many ami Hp«^4Hl advantage* to tlio^»e desiring aca<leinie Instruction. , * THE TV/TON ( IH 1CM tfian any IHMKUIKM, of it« gradr> In North- ei n New York, 'lie institution IH tnteixf^l t<> be of the^moHt thorptigli and practical character.' LESSOSS / V EEXMAX^IIir are given with daily praetic« through the en- tire term (without o\tt* charge.) THE EACCLTY ia WITT make i< THE TSEMIXA li Y liVIL hi SO baa been oo thoroughly repaired HA to render it In all ie»pectM prHt .»» alU H new titiihlmg. E11TLXU. EOH < >()L L EG E A MPiriAhTY. It \* confidently l»elie\e<| thttt htudenfa arefit- led for college in a ln'tt<#-in«tiner and In lei»a tme than ut any <»ther ftla< e. Person* who don ht are rtii ue»ted to e4>uimunicate with the Principal. STVDEXTS will he rcqtiCidcd lo take ^tu<lH • enough to ful- | l> fMv..p\ their IIIIH*. »»n«t n-Mie will be »llo\ve<1 lo tnk« fM) man> tif> to IIIIJH o> ihrir i>r>'gn^». THK IM.PAH J Ml.NT OK Ml'SlC hnii been taN'lv pla< e^l in charge of Prof. \\. F. ^l'I)I>*>, find i* con«tuct«vl on the plan of ihe tloHtou «,'on«erv«toi v of MUMC. XV r'jir Cataloirue^ or <i»»-er information A<l<lrc^ IIJHAM W. HINT. A.M., Principal, (.ou\erneur. fit hawreiuve Co., N. T, ? HON. K. II. XKAKY. PrenidenU f!7tf O . < i €*Hi.WH. KHQ. H#*rr>tilrv. rmancnlly <onnecle<l wish the f-rhf*^ and make leHcUitng a plofel*^lon. J. & G. MEAKINS* IRON STONE CHINA Dinner Platen..- Breakfast Platei Tea Plates Pie Piatea Hance PUtea ... Teae Coffeea At the following prlcea; (Price*, after March fit, will l*» advanced.) y :r centf f or dozen HO -a .. M ^ 40 per §et per M'l All other Picre* #<|unlly low. Wfrahbon ll and Pitchers- large M*u-«o cti. per pair, rrLt, MXK of.A&ftrAttK, FttKVcn CHINA, F.TC.1 FTC A DJUftTABLB \. BLOTTER. : . ' TABLET! TME AND iffoNtv SAvtb TO EVERY BUSINESS MAN ! ' *£ \\*\ X' would annoniice to the public that we hart pureliant the nghl for tht county of dt. LAW- rt»nce of ihe - • MEATiF. '&\&ATlKi8 ADJOBTA DLK IiUiTTKR SABhUT! 1 *v' 11 ThU improvement rompriaaa eaUa^ar. bill he«4»K. imtea, and everything roqaiaiu for daily -1 / uae of the accountant. * r ^ Ihrii'eiflarly Arfntfed to the TT$e &i't*k i ... • *. v-^ ' Ilft*toer**ttn<l MerchdnU. •«•:• --^^^ . t ^ •- - - . M ° Xo cA unting-^loibf Ought to ' b9 ' mthottt it. \ ^ It aTot^« all muukei by leeplng oorraoi V^-% dau»t and a meinora D daiw«»f %xwty iraaaanttom^ \^ in matterapf aoooant between tba prtnelDeJ asd hi* ro*ii»mer«. •^ ** We re»i>e«ifallT Jnvlte the aUenUda of ataty '.*« hukhneaa man to carefully evaaslaa tala MOttar - : /v and inicod 10 retui the eaata at aaafc a wtm *m&4£* w|«l^ingitw|ttoi*Un>r«af^0l^ W ^ #iS/ iujpeneral uae. ToU Tablev ts pat tip ia naekagw of mM laid commercial aiae, blocked. Any peraoa <*$mmg * ••{. ^fl TableitsHtnu la tfaekajstof aoMaad :$* bill, note, or letter ibeada al Uia TIEtt s itn OFirc'X.l'^% of c^w verneur .can hata tka aaaaalablatayf wit*. oat extra charge. A^draaa all ordora to . II. G. l&rXOLDiL • ! Publiabar llerakL ,| OoutemoDr.iTT. vi\ .-\ j< s • . k • • 1 • s .n- • v \*i< •>4i >>*%£r 1 yi] Drugs. H OUtAY CiOOavS. JUST RSCBITSD V- ^Ififl for m^ CTTEAP FOB CA88t \/'*? AT- WHITNEY'S/vl Di'RlUlG *i! IOIRIE r*-*> k -**R f t« F 9 Tsh, Pur* and EUffGnl Stockt of •* 1 CONFECTINER^ it:': s \£ *A FOR THE HOLIDAYS! ^ SI j 4 'CAix«ARLTr; ;v ;:; ; .^v; ; .;|^ I \ , ^ • •: V/ : kvEiiYT/rrxa KEH% FBESII* ' \ • * .: ,',.-.. .\ / ir4ltf UXD CLFAlt! , J ; ; -4 T>i y Groodft< ^^.— j*.. —_^_ _ 9fi tJ. No » atAl* oraBWY. I deaf re to c-ril tha attention of the Fatlte l# aaf ' large atoek of Dfi> inHiv>\ NOTIONS A ririi ooora. DRV <iiX>D», NOTION*, A WVH OOODS,. ; Puret.a ed for tha FALL AMJ \YIMEU TRADE ' LOTor FINK rrRtf, fmia US to lilparaau • ALAaK A IMITATION bKAL FCKA •sKAL KKIN ri \i\ CHlLI»HhVfc r I H> frnmaoc fo llperaet > KMrH(X*Di*. ^ i •• ** MJA/kra - « l •• • * 4 JAdkitrt. •,•-, '• Lfc.G .IN iS, ' •• MITTKNa > , LABlKfl* ** •• ., * -* •• LRGOHTK^ '- * : •• •• WRAPPKRA.V j »• \ DKAWtLfta. \ K^^IA^ different ootorv v. iSUl*Y\ In great variety of price*. Indies' Kid«»love« Fur top*. \ ' •• MiAeea - \ ^ * . . \ BuMietandlfnov^gktriaoft^tewlaijIam. r>rgc AiM*onmrnt of Brocaded and Plata flUk 5llan<tKerchief». r. I eg an L^Klie# , Cloaka. kiegmntlUne of ftilk rHWgea. v Klegant IJoe of DouUlo qbawla. JLAROK I4KK Of DRESS GOODS. Large Lfne of r elt Hkirta, ,ar« fiOO V Vardt Knickerbocker. i PULL LINE Of rARMBR'8 CHOICE OROOERIE8 A \ TKA8 A 8PECIAI.TT. J Uf alock uVrw larger than eTtr before, AH parobaaod before ibe raaSd ail ranee la price* of the hM4 two or three taoathe, and an emamlaatioaf will eon vlnee foa Uuit yoe ooght to apond ailjoRf aaMiaa4aa7o«raMtMrjriaai/atofe, Toura,Jke„ j i^x r «* ,< &•••*, ;^r fe m ta*,' OLD PRIOE8. D. O. WOOP, MiMtMllanmai afM«y«L 80 Will «* mtUtA m»« %» «I| A^IW=*»U. «M ta r*Anm «^4ro M L It r«»Uir.» 1<mt d,^ ^Uu». tUO piMttBff im >*n«u* vf v^^*tu WMJ rivw a«AL rfa*ik hoviHvU. l»^«*kUlo»lt. a#o4lorll. A4Ar+*7 D. 1L FEJIEY 4 00^ Detnat. MSok n a week. >li H <U> m nome enrilr ramie t^Mtlv ontt»t free. A<ldre^n Till A < o. t Augusta. Maine. !**•>! 4]00 9 000 # ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS rOLOAN ON rMPUOVKD KARM8, OM LOMO T1M1V. Table and btand Covert of Nrw and TwtCj JHyle*. Ciuen cra#h from 4 H to H*ie. Woolen Htankf is fmm $I'o $6nerp#Jr. tttfc) Varda Strung Haanela at If ^o per tanL l>AH(iK hT^KJK or DRAWERS' AKD WRAPPERS 10i» Bod Qwilta for V>c to $4. A) Velvet and liru**eia klau at prices frafettKe ioil heather Valla** at old piioea. A5 Tnink» at old prlc^n. Urge f«tock of Buck kjlltteai a*4 UlOfti at le^r pnoca. 7A Horse Blanket* at tl. * ' BefTalo Ri>bea Lined and Trim mod fro* IMfr •O $I0.6H KiiH»r oil tloth. *UlrOd ilo:h. liatgug from 9c to I5cper pootMt TO CLO^R OCT HKQA!*>I.K>* OF COStT THK KOLUIWINM ART1CLICS. Jot) odil Ptecen «*f n hite Krenen china. One Duootaied Krench Tea HcL *• *|»itt4ioin. Mirror*. UiatMi^Utaaa *«!*. J oh of Kftnct Va»eii t4i Clo»c. •* .fapaneae *-lo\e B<>xe». •• Traya. •• Jewel Bogea. ** Hatt'lkeitiii et Borer. • leather <;i^eaiNl IUn<tkerchief Bnxep. M••r»<e-v» MUCK Hohierts '\%. T\ i • Or I ieu>e c*l\ and extmia'e my iU«K»> > I •Onick Nalef aud KoaUl Profit« M i* of moiW». M I *44tf J. H RL r THERrt»RD. . \ *-\**£$ Hailenboro Ada. H N • »• sotting, perfect fltttag t>o**i itlaharO> wa made to hm now aaai tlewien'a aad A fllVfcCIALITY of fine IT poMit>le to get unlet* made to order, fact 1 i neren nature baa jeutte- queer feet but theVe ia a way miuULuM owing to thi* fact 1 am now making a i gtmUeaneo't aad ladlee # wear ll in Irulv aaid that •'i \I\ thenkln a comfortable and beootatag th«M>e\who have favored oae with Oieir pasrweAge. hate V*rned. Be^idea, boate-made gxwda axe knownW be more durable and cheaper ia tha> mk. or ALL WORK Waitaiirtft. Iri ATCOAU, former aeoprietor of the **»%*?*•*$£ tabliatuahnt remaint wiU hit brother. •A**JX,i '? J \ (^^iMidU emploTod bf aim te cototaet the> %i / buaiaeae a\ heretofore. _ % A V^ have \W §aa&m mfm i i.
