Modern-Science Judge of Probate—Elliot Walker

AUGUST 13, 1S84. • NO. 191.

other members of the The party. people im- and coming in their place he saw great matters, in which James G. Blaine was not a record let us give it to them. The democratic swarns of the hard-fisted and handed Cured BY TELEGRAPH. mediately crowded around and cheer after horny leader. No men ever combined s > much that party, by saying nothing, hopes to sneak hack Catarrh He would welcome the coming and into The is cheer rent the air. Blaine say speed is glorious in peace and in war as Blaine and power. republican party not is a very prevalent disease, witfi Mr. took a seat Catarrh the He was afraid to assert its or departing guest. willing to ex Logan. He had nothing to say about Cleve- principles exhibit its .*r, : and offensive symptom* Hood's at the rear of the stand the side of Hon. HEATHER REPORT. by change dudes lor farmers all the line. land in elaboration of the stories record. It has been said that "Maine is a relief arid along put afloat gives ready speedy Lewis Barker of the no har-aparnia Bangor. Among gen- He had sympathy for that his democratic friends. A man need not good State to go from But we are to ar ts [Applause] by going rEugene Hale lower stand. safety. consulting together pure govern- rain; variable winds, from east but a majority desired Jam- s G Blame, and ment. he lost courage. In the case in court w hicli would you select to defend in,pro-, rd." 1. A. Aftp.EY. Worcester, Mass. generally Gov. Kobie, Mr. Blaine. Hon. Storrs. [Laughter.] Emery that was he was nominated. All tlen. or Mr. south ; nearly why good person of Cleveland, ttie democratic party your interests, l.ogan Lvman? is stationary temperature. Hon. E. and Hon. J. C. H •sarsaparilla characterized by Moody Boynton :epublicans should aequiose in that verdict. would be elected—unmodified, unimproved, In war. which of the gentlemen would you trifles the 1st, rornblnaHon of A Political Demonstration Burroughs spoke at the former. Mr. Blaine He believed that Mr. Blaine's neigbors were aud unsatisfied. His administration would prefer? 1 had rather have one l.ogan than { nt ; 2d, the j/rojiortUm; 3d, the as to of that of Harvard Some came forward in answer to repeated calls and competent judge gentlemen's be no better than that of any other democrat. 10,000 presidents colleges. > active j. securing the medicinal moral and character as the said he had no record—he to critic finds an awful reason lien, l.ogan MAIM DISPATCHES. in the His- received a ovation of political scholarly They proved why a Unprecedented perfeef applause and <, The result is medicine of unusual gentlemen in New York who organize parties have more than they dreamed of f Laugh- should not he supported. What is it? John cures hitherto cheers, lasting for several minutes. are A ate strength, effecting unknown. of Maine. every four years, ot which they the offi- ter.] As for Hendricks, he represented in Logan with his knife! There is not a tory On concluding his brief remarks he was cers. and w here the rank an 1 file are omitted himself all that was offensive and odious in soldier in the country hut what loves tlen. lb.od irsanarilla tones from the He from the crown of his head to the soles up my system, handed a beautiful of cut dowers organization by special request. the word Copperhead He is the most offen- Logan my I loiHi. sharpen* auu PENOBSCOT CO I .VI V POLITICS. boquet by j- my appetite, would say nothing of the lives of the candi sive man out of the earth. The demo- of his feet Attack l.ogan and you aim at J. r. H< %, Orville 1). Baker. on behalf of Mrs. today E*q he had been assured that the soldier in the United States. But 15 *i of I• . Made the to the veranda of the tele- Banoor, Aug. 12. through crowij tion. He had neither time nor inclination to nominate Bayard, a strorg ami horn st man (l, 1 I HOOI» & co,t Lowell, Mass. w hat about Ben. Butler, he ;y by % The democratic convention met here today. graph and railroad office, where he remained dilate upon that branch ot the canvass; deli- with a wife a child in his own house at home? Say you please forbade. He that the democratic is no too1, is he? He asked the last demo- Doses Ono towns and for a short time his train came cacy argued Applause ] The speaker dosed bv predict- 100 Dollar. Forty-two plantations were rep special cratic ujntil party of today is the same party it w as ing -O.iHMi in Ohio in October if national convention to decide in their 1M W ft HJk w nr at three when he during majority resented by 214 delegates. The along o'clock, departed for w to American labor and foster following Ami Greet lion. Jame« G. the ar. with the same leaders, and that with Maine was carried by a large majority in platform protect Bar Harbor. the industries of w as a ticket was nominated by acclamation : As jibe train crossed the rail- its record it would he unwise to trust in its September. the country. There tlie convention four fifths of which were Senators—Edward Blaine, Republican road he stelod on the rear end of his hands the destinies of the The mis- laboring Conners, 1). G. Sawyer, bridge country. lion. Mt Don Dingley, Jr. sion of the w as not end- men. What did this convention do? Josiah Crosby. car and waved his! handerchief to the republican party yet They Standard Barer. throng voted *.*? in favor to 714 It is well Treasurer—Timothy Heald. ed. It had made some promises which it Hon. Nelson Dingley, Jr. desc ribed the opposed. below-. Hon. Seth L Milliken, Gen. John that we are to She riff—L. F. Stratton must fulfill. It had promised absolute equal- enthusiasm for Blaine at the Chicago eon understood carry West Vir- L. on the issue ot Hive us a Attorney—John Benson. Swift and Gen. Hall spoke from Senator ity in the enjoyment of political privileges by vention. and thought he could say that no ginia protection. man ever free count in South Carolina anil Florida as Modern-Science Judge of Probate—Elliot Walker. Frye's stand and the remaining speakers all the cit zens beneath the flag. There w as had been put in nomination for not a free ballot in the and this who has received such the democratic ask and we will from Senator South, could president unmistakable party carry Resolutions wt re passed endorsing the Hate's. The excursion trains both .States be remedied only by the action of the repub- indications of popular approval as Biaire, these in November Senator of the State and National demo- lie Appears on Hie Main Stand got aw ay from the between lour and Frve the tariff If had platforms grove lican party. nor has any vice presidential nominee ever touched question. it five o’clock. P. M. received so many of not been for tin* democratic party the tariff What has Skepticism done f<>r the world? cratic conventions, endorsing the nomination and lion. J. Vm Burroughs. expressions approbation Speaks Briefly. as Logan. From the Atlantic to the Pacific, on sugar wot Id have been cut down 50 per \ shim/ bm in doubts. If has even for President and n to Hon. J. C. of was presentation Congress Burroughs Michigan cent. That <1 tint l.’li' mu .11 in cannot bo cured. from Canada to the <*ulf, goes up one voice party said no, because sugar is and it* to all the candidates. [By Associated next in trod u ed. He desired to make but a Um Is as bad us Rheumatism. pledging support Press.] of delight. 1 lie feel that in Blaine raised in a former rebel and slave State. single suggestion and it was that tin- election people The convention w as addressed in the after* Each stand dur the w as have the broadest Several Louisiana were referred to \\ ini has Science done for the world? jng speaking the ot James (J. Blaine the they graudest, greatest, capitalists depends upon Septem- who bad taken a stand in noon and noblest statesman of whom tins tin* republican \ - < a w re so slow and obstliurto, they can commended the democrats which after a with the of Mr. Blaine’s is welfare rests on the individual manhood ol enough to huy Oilli. Mr. Frye said there by exception which time the is won. In* i*v» r» otne in a Hi tie while by means of victory [Great applause.] w as no reason should was that every man, no matter how humble No man ! whv greenbackers not severe contest successful, except ManitV*tri'(‘al i:nlliuin»m lion. K. .Moody lloynton. who has been in the glare of life for vote the republican ticket. F.vcrv question ( has. E. 11. of Ilermon w as nom- public Pillsbury At the Grand Stand* JO has so little to bis discredit. except tin* currency, which was made an Hon. was next years Private inate d for of TIiioiikIkiiiI tlir Hay. E. Moody Boynton introdu- senator instead Edward Con- ami character are one, and he issue by the greenback party, is taken in At the grand stand, Gen. Connor, w ho pre- ced. He supported James (i. Blaine because public always up ners. Resolutions the National who is in life is he who in the republican platform The endorsing sided. called the audience to order. lie lie is a true and because lie has pure private pub republican pen f Ik> If have doubts ns American, Kkeptical. you any lie life will be the same. from party has itself the friend ot the lab- convention were esteemed it a to be called to due for the of mankind. He just Speaking proved in wint Arm oimiokos eaa do, w Itotottomoof greenback adopted. high privilege regard rights a of Mr. Blaine as great as if In oring man and lias attempted to control rail- e over an assemblage. These was not the candidate of the but knowledge t in whom It has cured. For In d.a nee. Rev. 8. preside suqli politicians roads. bad been Mr Blaine’s brother, he would say The speaker continued at considera- it. li* im ri. I>. I).. Pastor Third congregational 11its r >1 \im; < w alky. were proud days for the old Third district of of the people, composing a gn at party w hose that no man in his life has been ble length giving a account ot the ii'ir- h, of Jfevv Haven, Conn., tho Rev. W. F, [Special to the Kennebec Journal.] Maine, fur it v as here that the aims were to advance and the cause private graphic republican promote of the in the « r»dt. dor sc M. E. church, of New purer, clearer and more of a model to the operations democracy South. pi (Joorge I-'. candidate tor the prt sidency, .James G. Blaim* of humanity and the interests ol the whole IIIV.in,' Rev. .1 K. Henries,pastor WUlettst* Thirteenth Annual It<• union at Pur- Makanocook, Aug. young men of this land than James (L i applausej had la unched upon his honorable country, ami whose platform was more per- M. I Church, New ^ ork city. Mr. Itrurnmell,tho Today the of Maine, fifteen Blaine. Mr. Dingley referred to the port, Tuesday. republicans and glorious public career. It was unneces fect than any since the Declaration ot Inde- Tin: Arctic i:\mm ioN. well known candy manufacturer, of New York, State election, that a vote thousand strong, assembled at Lake Marano- sary to speak of his merits. His public life, pendence. He said that the currency question saying Ft«.ov. lti>relow, of ( nnnecllcut, and many for State officers and for the until lie iiad reached bis on which he had differed w ith the Congress- others, equally well knowu. Fast tout, 12. cook to meet Hon. James G. Blaine, present high position republican Aug. men was a vote for Blame, lie claimed 10,- in the este. m of the people, was a matter of party, had been settled by the supreme court, Sensational story ol the Suffering* to If >th coming president of the United States, and 000 for the ticket and »•- will n'-ti It «*f Cavalry ns majority republican I paid, .tii regular record, and it was sufficient to say that he lie contended it should be. He now joined Which the Parly Was Reduced — .>ii'-1U'liar I■■ 'tt W«> | n I-r thatvou buy the It was all odds the said that this result would mean | |r annual reunion about 77> members open campaign. by had not been uufaithful to or most in the for the encourage- It frnin y.*ur dnafn*u. t»nt If ho h.r-n t It. do not tm today, any principle heartily campaign princi- Rude Insane I'rom in I Stnivn* i«• in tin omo ment to all parts of the I'nion. I try tliniK clue, but order at being present, mostly from Maine with a few grandest political gathering the Tine Tree trust reposed in Mm by his party. The plat- pies enacted by the republican party at republicans fmm iih tut .In.vtcd. Ohio would follow with if;#,(MM) and West lion. State has ever seen and an event to be form of the stands for a from Massachusetts. The officers present are long republican party Chicago. ATHLOPHOROS CO.. 112 WALL ST NEW TOPK. that shall knit into closer bonds the Virginia would join in. In New York for remembered in the of the common- policy a, a ..a ■ V 0 (Jen. C. II. Smith, colonel of the history lion. Eugene Hale. lost the votes of regiment, union of States. stands for the j rotection every independent twenty Ni w 12. now of the Lieut Col. ,1. 1*. wealth. It was a genuine, earnest, enthusi- F workingmen would be gained. In conclusion Yoiik. Aug. regular army; of American citizens at home and abroad, | Senator Hah* said that upon this stand ns he exhorted all to work a* The Times publishes this morning a most Cillcy <>t Rockland; (’apt. A. W. Bibber of astic ovation to Mr. Blaine, and a beginning for the of polygamy, for the on others distinguished gentlemen from present victory r -1 suppression on the individual effort* of each. remarkable story in connection with the of the to the most san- interests of the soldiers of the late war. for abroad would address this gathering of the ! depended Fastport, Lieut. F. P Tobie of Pawtucket, campaign fully equal j Greely party. It says : Written documents the maintenance (of that civil service reform people of the State of Maine who have as ( ol. \\ I'himmer of hnkotii. R L, Lieut, L. S. Ilaskill of Pittsfield. Xoth- guine expectations of republicans. Every now in po**’ss»'»n of (he navy dcp"r'mcnt* at begun ti c p .rty, fret ami uu S' tiihhd together in iiimi * rs larger p- by rvpujlduan rhaps W add to tiic icc .rd «f Itnngor. dency, and he appealed to he r to know whe- its youth to freedom and hopes for the honor promise trains began to empty their crowds of pas- in the under the of Blaine the bodies now on hoard he in metallic ftli>. ther should agailn elect from her borders a and prosperity of the American people. It past, leadership placed the The and Logan. cases here tor safer and better transportation 1*\•pepsin and nil the tin* IIasook, A tig. 12. sengers upon grounds. Bangor president to preside over the destinies of the believes in the strict and perfect account of in a sea This to me "U ■ to. t -f indigestion and who w ill raise her to the the (*en. John L. Swift. way. appears impera- I. O. O. F.. in session train waetlie first to put in an appearance. country, position revenue: in honest and sound civil ser- o.« at «tnee relieved the The Grand Lodge, tive.” by sht* once The in a vice It also believes in the American Swift about an "•*<' "f It consisted of 14 loaded cars. Ac- occupiejd. responsibility great (Jen. .John I,. spoke half Veiretine. at Ilangnr, elected the following officers heavily As Mr. Chandler was at West Point, the S;»lt lth«>iim and nil di«- great measure rests upon Maine and it should system of labor Labor is the foundation hour. In closing lie said : Massachusetts of companying it was the Bangor Loyal League despatch was answered by Rear Admiral Hi" skin disappear Tuesday forenoon: meet it with one n)ighty voice for the election and bedrock of our institutions. The party believes that this great heritage of the Amer- " hen Yt p'tine is faithfully in 7o and the band. Nicholas, ac ting secretary of the navy, lie Grand Master— K. W. Conantof Oldtown. uniform, men, Bangor of James G. Blaine—; great applause.] ha« always been faithful to it, and the people ican republic is held in trust for posterity iimmI. said, “Use your own discretion about th# Grand Master—R. II. of Au- The uniforms of the League were There wire loud jan 1 frequent calls for believe in the party that protects American and it is for this reason that she believes the For lteputv Capen unique care and of the bodies.” Sec. liver and Kidney Mr Blaine, who came forward. A voice labor and do not believe in a that is safer in the hands of (». transportation < gusta. and consist of a blue party rigs country James "inplnlnt von will And Yejr- very becoming. They Chandler afterward telegraphed, “Prepare 1 called for three chirers tor the* next a of assorted free trade and hii' m *st valuable Grand Warden—Freeman T. Merrill of president up platform pro- Blaine than under the administration of the remedy. blouse and white with a helmet them to and pants golden of the I'nited State*, and were tection. Senator Hale then introduced 1 that in according your judgment bring " Portland. they given democratic party. say November <>h how tired I am is no them home.” It took some to Davis of Port- surmounted a white wore with earnestness. Massachusetts will the Blaine and days prepare ; \ -i con- Grand by plume. They great on. Mm. give Icigan mptite Secretary—Joshua II of Ohio. the iron caskets, which wore ail belted and 1: *f t ii" Mood w til land. the Chase manufactured in ticket 175,000 votes and double the ol always badges Augusta Air. Blaine Said: majority riveted. It was remarked at the time ex- md it is K. of Portland. Mr. Gibson said the great question is, Maine for the Plumed Knight, and have more by Grand Treasurer—S Dyer Following the Bangor delegation, train alter officers that this would have Hey ed by tlie OSS friends—I tame here todav not to “Who shall we have to rule over us?” Shall perienced hardly of Grand IL Crockett of My than the aggregate of all his majorities in the Vejretine. Representative—G. train bowled into the station. As soon as been for the of the Portland. speak, hilt to hear. I have been too long ac- it be James G. Blaine nr the ex-sheriff of New England States. Gen. Swift closed necessary preservation I .idle* w ho frozen bodies. have n«ed Vec* the track was cleared as one another took its customed to attend every political gathering Erie county. New York? He wQuld support amid loud applsause. n itmbt r of The of the grand shows The was all mica report secretary in Kennebec to mi«s this one. Blaine because the is the design obviously to prevent id In its and the last did not arrive till alter county [laugh- republican party Hon. Seth I,. Vlilliken. praise new wore instituted place, of friends of the dead sailors r• mi.- that three lodges during so I came from of the : it has been possibility being \ for diseases pe- ter and applause] and old part/ country tried and culiar one o'clock T. M. Two trains came from Our friends on the other side, put a plank given an to look at their remains t«> their sex. the vt ar. The lodges at this date num- habit to see if! they were held as well as not found wanting the to opportunity past just Likening country an was in their demanding honest ballot for the of identification or l’ortland via Lewiston. One made of 17 were in the when I was so often a farm, the said that in 1800 when platform, purpose otherwise. Nervous Sufferer you ran ber one hundred and containing 14,- they o|d days speaker be’ forty, How inconsistent. In six southern states F.ven tlie sailors on the relief with the stire t>* furnish cars, which were with ex- upon for your suffrages.au ex- the democratic party gave up the farm after ships '1 '■ net fairly jammed imposed youj w and ri'-i as 4 f;• members. The increase here the rule, there is no of a few men who in re- 'leep Vejtdino. contributing I with I never since the democracy hope exception assisted cursionists. The and down river action which, cap say candor. having possession commencement members since the last Augusta for an honest ballot. Mr Milliken discussed of contributing report had any expectation of again laying upon of the republic, thistles and thorns almost delegation which came by rail occupied ten the tarifl question at some length. While [Continued on fourth page.] is 1011; total amount for relief, $4.- vou. But I am once more before the peo- coverel it. In 1800 there were several mil- VEGETINE | paid have come to the shores of cars. Hundreds of from and 500,000 people people Augusta of Maine, a pebple in whom 1 have never lions of claves, now all our fifty million of ■ ple n I'V all r>nurel«t.. 23(1,240. Aminea from the Old World, to better their below, drove across the to the lake, trusted in vain, voice, “good,” and are before the law. We were Ilow About the hoot. country j [A people equal condition, the manufacturer remains absent great I am detaining this so that the wa« at a dis- \ M'lloit i:i> l> TilK KESXEBEr. this mode of travelling to the in- applause.] you hy beggered currency m.-i\ H»JM \ preferring Both money and capital flow where thev are Many people before purchasing it medicine simple word from the enjoyment of hearing, count of 12 per cent—the credit of the coun- Convemeneies ot an excursion train, (special the best remunerated. If money was benefited naturally inquire the size of the dose and the The steam Ferrv lloat Union Sunk at voice, “go on,']] a great orator from the try sold for that Now, after 24 years of re- [a instead of would come trains were run from Kilsworth. workmen, capital hard. strength of it. in using Burdock Blood PUZZLE. Her V\ hnrf in Hath. Belfast, West. I am as anxious for the treat as you publican rule, our credit would borrow money The principle of protection, is the primary Bitters a teaspoonful for the little ones and Farmington and Bath; also are, and so I yieldj the platform to him. at two per cent., and we have better credit Skowhegan, plank in the republican platform f’ompsre two teaspoonfuls for grown folks are all that Bath, Aug. 12. than any power on *arth. The democratic from Portland, Augusta and Bangor, referred Hon. Emory A. Storr«. the and the and is at one time. This left u« with a debt of a jieace prosperity, pleasant necessary magnificent boat. be rebellion two and The steam ferry Union, plying to above, and other There comfortable homes of our workmen, with tl e medicine is not economical hut many places. Hon. Emory A. Storr* of Illinois then came half billions, it is only half that now. Has only very Bath ami filled with water and hovels of the laborers of Eu- to the taste. tween Woolwich, were of thirteen bands forward and was introduced He ar the ever made a degradation pleasant auglld&wlwlp upwards present, sharply republican party pledge it rope Butler says took 36 hours for the ■ 1 ■ 1 — and sunk at her wharf Monday night, Capt. number the raigned the democratic party for the record which it has not redeemed? Has the demo- iCT among their being Auburn, committee at the last democratic national con tfwMjFOR wharf at four it had made. When he characterized it as cratic ever redeemed one which it has was at the o’clock, party Hognn Farmington. Bangor, Augusta. Norridgewock vention. to form their diabolical in purpose he said nothing extrav- made? A protection platform. and discovered that the [Applause. voice—“They're so Tuesday morning, and Lewiston A from Poland w Their tariff plank is worded that they can Sffffl loKSUHPTItIH party agant or ungenerous. He as simply quot- going to.” Yes. going to when Gabriel but did not sink. He stand on both sides of it. and the free traders boat was rapidly tilling neatlv attired in uniforms and each ing history when he said it n£ver did a great blows his horn. laughter Mr. Gib- Pprings [Great of New York will read free and the but was unable to obtain at the time. He did not trade, raised an alarm, a bottle of Poland water was thing except wrong son referred to the resumption of specie MSltTmCi man carrying Pennsylvania protectionists, protection. We of Bath was complain that the democratic party wa« sin payments and the increase in gold and silver any assistance. Engine City must a revenue to the national present. but that it sin itself. since 1800. He of the in- pay support she could arrive and ful. wajs Laughter ] currency spoke called out, hut before drove to from government. Why not raise our revenue and Mr. Blaine Winthrop village It had been said that these were old issues. crease of the number of immigrants who labor rather than set to work, the Union had sunk. It is protect American secure it Augusta in company with Postmaster Man- Should the preacht-r stop denouncing sin be- came to build up our country, and of the by direct taxation or our farms and property. that the “flood" cork which is used cause it was an old issue? He would com- homestead iaws which enable every man to thought ley, by the direct road, taking the train at 1'nder free trade, direct taxes amounting to has been cur- ment the democratic as as it have a to the increase of CONSUMPTION fill the boiler was left A crewr of upon party long home, manufactures, ed to open. station. This train was the one #2,000,000 will be added to your tax in times without number by the time- Winthrop was above gronnd, and when it had pasted railroads, farms, homes, etc. W.il you turn men commenced to raise the steamer Tues- this State. Yoa know James G. Blaine, as a use of which departed from Portland in the fore- out of existence with its infamous record he out the good farmer who has done all this, ly Downs' Elixir. It will cure hearted, genial know him dav forenoon, and her out. She lies cease of it as a re- large gentlemen, < pump noon, and besides Mr. Blaine contained would to speak painful and put back the old fellow who made a fail- roup, lironehitis. as the most distinguished citizen of America Asthma, bottom, and at tide is cov mine*cenee and a warning fur the future, ure of it? When the ides of November come, at the high nearly Gov. Senators and Hale, the afj Mr. Robie, Frye absence the The speaker compared Blaine to Bis- i’leurisif, Whooping-Cough, boat will be to He regetted the of independent*. Blaine, the statesman tried and true, and ered with water. The ready and other gentlemen. marck and other stelesman. and Tung and all diseases of the speakers distinguished They had left frequently. He was satisfied Logan, the statesman and soldier, will be European Fever, her route in a few said that the man from Maine was head and resume days. At 1.20 P. M. this special arrived at Ma- and felt resigned when he read they had elected to the highest office in the land. Mr. Throat, Chest anti Lungs, when shoulders above them all. In Mr. abandoned the But when he read that “a closing. F<-r station. Its was an- party. Gibson closed by calling for great big all- other remedies fail. sale by ail d*al<-rv Keunion anti Campfire. ranocook appearance Miliiken eloquently reviewed the services of Mr. Curtis said their absence was only tem- over cheer” for the nominees which were SlitST, JCEiTSOiT s L6S5, Trip's, Barlisgtsa, 7t. Baxgor, Aug. 12. nounced by the people occupying the plat- Mr. Biaine to the .State and Nation, urging FOR. PARV. porary. and that that gentleman was to return, given with a will. with a shoot, which was taken the citizens of Maine to vote for him in CUBES The annual reunion of the 1st Maine Heavy form mighty he felt the gravest and direst apprehension. 8ep- hen. Charles Grosvenor. : and the a and to the farthest the last 1” tember, citing necessity of large Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, and Maine Veteran Association of up by the crowd repeated Those gentlemen for years had Backache, Headache. Toothache. BEST Artillery for the ticket as a Lumbago, % a of farewell Grosvenor of Ohio, followed : majority republican then, of the Mr. Blaine on playing series engagement*, and Gen. Charles Serf Throat, bwrllinfi. Npralaa, BralMt, Massachusetts was held here today. A grand extremities grounds. forerunner of success in November. the of the had become ex- The republican party this year is Burn*, braid*. Fro*I Hltr*. INSECT powder his car was Gov. patience people especially AID ALL OTMKU BODILY PAIIH AID Al'HM. this was over by alighting from joined by Gen. James A. flail. camp-fire evening presided hausted. He saw those lady-like statesmen fortunate in its nominees. Since 18G0 there Bald by ItnggiM u