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The Democratic Meeting

There was an earnest, lively,
good-natured time IN the DEM
Ocratic meeting last Monday J,
growing out Of the adoption
OF resolutions. Those offered
by Capt. w. p. Tolley, although
voted down by small majority /,
were in the main correct, and
were rejected principally be-
cause, we believe, it was deemed
unnecessary at this time to ad-
vance a declaration of princi-
pies. They were what's known
as the Indiana platform, which
denounces contraction, oppos-
cs the National Banking sys-
tenn, asks for the substitution
of government currency for the
currency of the banks, declares
that the legal tender notes con-
stltute a safe currency, and de-
mands the unconditional re-
peal of the Republican resump-
ton act, and declares that the
announcement of the plan of
forced resumption ''raralyzes
industry, creates distrust Of the
future, turns the producer out
of employment, is a standing
threat upon business men. p
Capt. Tolley defended his mo-
ton by strong, aggressive
speeches, and was ably replied
TO by Messrs. Carmack, Till
man, w. Ii. Moores and DIR. j.
G. Hague.
There is one fact that will be-
come evident as the canvass
progresses, and that is-the fl
nances arc to be one Of the
prominent questions, and will
not down at any ones bidding.
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From the Toledo Blade.
SDeciaItieS in Medicine.

We publish on our eighth page a lengthy
article describing the system of the noted
specialist, DR. R. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y,
in which he sets forth with considerable
force and clearness his reasons for deYoting
his whole time and attention TO single
department Of medicine--the treatment of
lingering chronic diseases. The same arti-
Gle also takes up the subjects of diagnosis,
method of consultation and treatment, etc.,
and will be found to contain many valuable
hints to the invalid. DR.. Pierce is the au-
thor ola work which has already attained
a large circulation-"Th Peoples Common
Sense Medical AdViser"-containing some
nine hundred ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pages,
and devoted to medicine in all its branches,
a work well calculated for the guidance and
instruction of the people atlarge, and which
may be had for Sl.5O (pOst-paid) by ad-
dressing the author. DR.. Pierce has now
been before the pubic long enough to en-
able the formation of a careful estimate of
the efficiency OF his treatment and his medi-
cines, and the verdict, We are glad TO know,
has been universally favorable to both.
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1uture action and consideration.
Meeting adjourned.
~ The medical commission
appointed by Governor Porter to
examine and determine the men,
tai condition of L. N. Gilbert, who
is under sentence of death for
murder, have made their report,
which concludes as follows
Upon the testimony as it stood
unimpeached before the court, we
therefore find that this act of kill.
ing was the automatic explosion
of an epileptic paroxysm in which
the mind of the prisoner was alb
sent, and his will dominated by
disease; that he was insane, in
capable of self control, and ire
sponsible fer the consequences of
his conduct. In this view, we
cordially concur in the recon
mendation of the members of the
Supreme Court ; and while it may
not be our province to speak, yet
to be true to our solemn convic-
tons of duty, we must declare
the opinions that under the be-
hests of an enlightened jurispru-
dence, and from the elevated plane
to which the progress OF scientific
inquiry would lead the admins,
tration of the criminal law, this
man is not proper subject of
primitive incarceration as Il felon.
True, the majesty of the law has
been violated, tut at the hands Of
an unwilling instrument, and for
atonement the simplest dictates
of humanity appeal that the voice
of Justice should lie modulated in
the tones of mercy. To do 9TH
erwise than place this hopeless
creature under custodial restraint
and guardianship as one bereft In
deed by constitutional infrmity
and dangerous alike TO himself
and the community, would seem
to pervert the spirit and doctrine
of the law, and revolt the better
instincts of our common nature.
Respectfully submitted,
JNo. IL CALENDER,
W. A. CHEATHAN,
w. p. JONES.
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POLITICAL AND GENERAL
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1t Is opposed to the unwise and dishonest class
legislation that has benefited the ow and oppressed
the many, as realized in act of congress retiring
from circulation nearly tTo-thIrds of the peoples
money.
The National Bank Scheme device to place the
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The Salary Grab Robbery, increasing the pay of
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Democratic Meeting.

HA1J T. W. Ducnandn was
called to the chair and N. O.
Wallace and f. o. McCord ap-
pointed Secretaries.
Col. j. d. Iillman, after stat
ing the object of the meeting,
offered the following resolution,
which was adopted
ResOJpeG, That in order to
secure a fall, fair and honest
representation in the Conven-
ton, which is to meet in Nash
vile on the 31st of May, that
this convention Of the Demo
cratic voters Of Lincoln county,
to appoint delegates to said
Nashville Convention, will APP
point three delegates for each
hundred democratic erspolled
at the last gubernatorial cleo
tion-the delegates named to
come from each district in the
county-three for each hum
dred democratic voters, two for
each fraction over fifty, and one
for each fraction under fifty.
On motion a committee was
appointed to select delegates to
the State Convention, which re-
tired and soon reported the fol-
lowing
LIST district--J. W. Rawles;
alternate, j. G. Hays.
2nd-P. L Twitty; alternate,
j. w. Blair.
3rd.-W. P. folly; alternate,
John A. Hall.
4th.-John NJ. Dickey; alter
nate, w. ID. Morehead.
5th.-W. II. Robertson, Jno.
T. Whitaker and r. F. Sebas-
tian.
6th.--J. NJ. Stone, j. T.Good-
rich, j. NJ. Bell.
9TH. &C. A. Mcdaniel. F. G..
Buchanan, j. W. Parks, S. S.
Alexander.
Stb.-M. d. HamntOn. w n
Wright, G. S. Wilson, VIM.
Bonner, jr., J. D. Tillman, ia
cob Vance, NJ. II. Conoway, d.
w. Holman, W. H. Moores, D.
w. Clark, Pleasant Halbert, S.
w. Carmack, j. H. Burnam.
9th.-J. H. George, j. A.
Talley; alternate, w. Mofatt,
Howell Harris.
10th.--L. Z. Butler, H. II.
BledsOe, Jacob Gillespie; alter
mates, H. B. Talley, Rufus Har-
ris.
11th.-Anderson Martin; al
ternate, Ii. T. Childs.
12th.-T. G. Little, Tom.
White; alternates, n. c. Sulli-
van, ThOs. Harris.
13th.-Plcasant Hobbs, j. K.
Moores; alternates, S. A. Hill,
L. ID. Sugg.
14th.--Henry Jacobs, j. NJ.
Hopper; alternates, E. S. Will
son, J. NJ. McAfee.
l5th.-Marion Wright, Jno.
Clark; alternate, B. B. Brad
ford.
16th.-F. L. Eel, &. w.
Mcclure; alternates, j. w.
Corpier, Tip Stone.
17th.-J. T. Smith, j. II. Pat
terson; alternate, James Mad
dox.
18th.-J. j. Rawles, Jas. L.
Byers; alternates, Nat. Hobbs,
I w. a. Rhodes.
19th.-H. S. Blakemore, A.
J. Childress; aIternates, q. w.
higgins, j. Z. Green.
20th.--Manley Hairston, Col.
Askins; alternate, Lewis Caugh-
ran.
/ 2lst.--Robertson Clark, Jas.
Routt; alternates, Frank Ven
} tress, |. 5. Porter.
22nd.-A. S. Moore; alter
nate, {. w. Gill.
23rd--Eben. Hill, Morgan
Eslick; alternates, j. B. Carter,
j. G. Hague.
24th,-J. F. Baxter; alter
nate, John Kelly.
25th.-Richard Smith, T. p.
Taylor; alternate, w. W. Par
ker, w. G. Jennings.
The following resolution was
offered by Col. j. u. TilIman,
and was adopted after a pro-
longed discussion, resolutions
offered in lieu by Capt. w. P.
Tolley, embodying the Indiana
platform, being rejected:
ResolUed, That the delegates
from this convention to the Con-
vention at Nashville in the APP
pointing of delegates to the
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A Call.

T. G.. LITTLE, EsQ.-Feeling,
as we do, that the next General
Assembly of our State will find
for It's consideration problems
of Importance and difficulty, the
solution of which will inevitably
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~ Mr.. John M. Love, of this
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Court in Nashville, last Saturday.
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men of all parties are divided, for
future action and consideration.
Meeting adjourned.
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Mark zakyval neddvefiv6 hlavou fka;
,Ovsem isem nemyslil, ze Wy vsichni do
hromady, dozorci stfelci chcete yybrat
SO ma to, abyste vycihali hidnlka Faibla
Pikelesa, jenz konecne pouze "a nekolik
zlatych kartounu pro svdi kram kupuje.
Meme prudce nez ieho podfizeny utad
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to pokusiti; ano, pokladam to dokonce
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,Jsem ke ysemu ochoten jsem sam j
sc svymi lidmi valn k sluzbam; muslin
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tax, jak jsem il byl obdrzel, totiz co uda
nj prostfedkem tfeti osoby.'
Dozorce ma to di: ,Jinym sp1sobem
nedostaneme zadnych zprav; nebot pod
loudnici zaiste neroztroubi do sveta, ku-
dy mini proklouznouti.'
Usneseno tedy, veskere pfikazre muz-
stvo souvislem fetezu podel ,Planiny'
tax daleko rozestaviti, ably ami jedinemu
podloudnikovi nebylo mono, nepozoro-
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Sc pfehlasovana, neopomenul upozorniti
ma ty body, jez dluzno miti neivice ma
zteteli. Pfipravy ucineny co nejvice
MONA tise nepozorovane, muzstvo cd
tahlo ma stanoviste zdanlive zcela rozdil-
na a cd usvitu naznateneho dne byla liz
celia cara obsazena. Svetelsky spolu s
vrchnim kontrelorem obchazeli vsecky
rozestavene straze.
Jiz bylo proslo poledne a ieste SO mic
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nicni dozorce, jenz Sc byl z1castnil V po-
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PVT bliziciho Sc kon6. Rychle ukryli Sc
vsichni kolem mista, kde RUNE vice nebo
meme vyslapane stezky Sc kfizoyaly, V
housti, n6mzto Sc byl jiz umistil jisty
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vzdy hlasn6jsimi a blizily Sc.
jest to pouze iediny kdhr septal Port
hranicnimu dozorci.
,Vsak ono bude dosti soumarG "a MIN
nasledovati,' odpov6del dozorce.
Leo byl to skutecne pouze jediny kun
vedeny zidem Fajbem Pikelesem, "a
MIMI dale mic vice Sc neukazovalo. V
zaloze cihaiici byli ponekud klamu Wy
vedeni; ostatn6 mel kun ma sobe tlumoA
jak zda.o SO velmi tezky, aspon vrchni
kontrolor spokojil SO vyhlidkou, re po
vestneho podloudnika kone6n6 iednou
pfistihne pfi 6inu.
(Pokratovani.)
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Ce7aa % ctai
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Starry Starry DIlOdloQdnik.
Noyeka.
(PokraGoyani.A

H af5HfWgt
(Pokraeovani.) aSin nad .
Asi "a tyden pfisel Port k poru6ikovi
Sc zadosti, ably MIN mohl promluviti
mezi ctyfma ocima. ottoman q 31afa
,Myslim,' jail Sc mluviti, kdyz byli sa-
motni, ,ze mdzeme ted droxhodne zakrociti.
Podloudn!kim nahnaly pusky nase tako-
veho strachu, ze posud -choyali 90 lplnt
tise. Delaji to vsak jako mysi, ktere phi
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dive dotsrnymi Sc osvedcujf. Zda Sc
70 to nemohou ted vice vydrzeti; mamt
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0ZIlanlky.
90 VYDANI.

Obsahuje 1plny seznam y5ech once b
NEST We Sp. Statech, territory Canac.
ktere die posledniho s6itani lidu v6tsi O.
byvatelstvo Gitaii nez 5000, iakoz Sc
znam jmen vsech casopisG vychazeiicich.
ktcre ontch m6stech neiv6tsiho rozsire-
nj mali - Takt6z obsahuie seznam Case
pisd, ienz Sc oznamovateldm k OMAN
kam odporuGuji co neiyice miste dotyc
mem rozsifeni neilevnejsi ceny maii
Dale obsahuie vsechny casopisy We Sp.
Statech, jenz vychazeji takovych MI
stech kde e pres 5000 obyvateld.
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dplny scznam pres 500 n6meckych no.
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Adresnjte na
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Farmarskt pOZemky

i U W II.
Ma prodej nebo ma vymen u
ga poze ovy ma etek
Clevelande
Pozemky ty jsou vytecne, biz zeleznl.
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sNsttete domy sy8
luGebnini baFyami
MILLER BROS

ktere jsou vyrobeny cisteho bileho olo-
va, zinku lneneho oleie, pflpravene ma
bilou, cernou a sto iiny;h rozmanitych
barev. Tato barva ma krasny lesk a
vsaie Sc hluboko do dfeva, take tfikrate
tax dlouho vydrzi jako kterakoliv jina
barva ma svet6, ackoliv stoii celou tteti-
nu meme, nez jine barvy, ktere Sc ma tr-
zisti nachazi: Pfihlaste Sc MILLERA
A BRATRU, iichz barva zdobi nejmene
sto tisic staveni; vsecky ostatni jsou pou'
he napodobeniny.
Poslete 81 pro vzorky barev vysved-
teni. iez yam bezplatne budou poslany.
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Hugo Hensch
VyZivna mOuka dGtSka
tez pro
'neduziy6 q zOtavujiCi Sc
rovn6z 1einkuje vyborne prot
neduhum letnfm.

Ctete n-aslied dujicf y.
odporucenf vynikajfcich lekafd
tohoto a jinYch NEST:
My nizepodepsani, zkusiyse Hugo
Hensch-e moucku vybornym uspe-
chem nasi praksi, dobrym sv6domim
il odporuciti mdzeme obecenstyu.
Gust. G.. l.. Weber, M. ID. Cleveland, O