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Explains How senator sherman wa
Nominated for Governor.

Explains HOW SENATOR bhertnhh was
. Nominated for Governor.
To Ire Editor Of the LnteIIi0acr.
Sm.-There Is o loossness and inaccu-
raoy in all the reporters accounts Of tn Q
presentation Il Senator Sherman's name
10 our recent COW ention. Nor isthis to
be wondered at when it is remembered
that i. was utterly impossible for him to
know an! thing whatever about the inside
and previous history, or rather original
conception OF it. l was the only person
in the world who knew that would make
that speech. made 1t on my own mere
motion and Il surprised the machine men
that should dare to step in before them
and present the greatest name before the
cunyention-or behind 1t either Tor that
mater!
1t was my tecret and l had corfded it
to no perton whatever.
l counted on It's efecting surprise, but
the effect actually produced when men
toned Sherman's name exceeded anything
ever saw except when 1ngersoll presented
Blaine at Cincinnati in 1876. But in this
case as in that 1t would be the most ftg.
rant egotism to attribute the result to the
magnetism or eloquence Of the orator.
Sherman's was the name that produced the
talismanic effect, and no poor words oil
mine had anything 10 do with itexcept, as
they in some sort expressed the general
feeling oil thelconyention. The convention
burst into the widest enthusiasm and re-
LEVIED It's ardent feelings with s"ch real
heartfelt cheers as one hears only once or
twicein a life time.
|. Sherman was nominated really for Gov
ernor Of Ohio before had taken my seat;
but he rose and in speech OF surprising
earnestness and candor declined the prof.
fered prize. can never forget that scene,
when the chosen representatives OF the
great State OF Ohio, in that supreme mo-
ment Of their greatest and best man, arose
as one man and gave cheer after cheer for
him, shouting his name ten thousand
times or more. No man since Garfield
died has stood as high with the people Of
Ohio as the great Secretary and Ser.
ator whose name is echoed and
re-echoed by the click Of silver dol
lars, the soft music OF golden coin
aud the rusle Of honest greenbacks.
l admired him then almost to the point oil
worship, and that is why spoke. l had
no previous conversation with him about
the matter. No man in the world did know
or could possibly have known that ! would
present his name And no man. in that
great and august Republican assemblage
was more surprised at my speech than
John Sherman himself. TWAS designed
in caucus that had but one member in 1t
and his name, very humble and obscure
one It Is true, was PRIVATE DAhzELL.
Caldrxll, o., June Il.
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Tho Commencement season is now upon
the country, and collage oratory Is all the
90. Just why the last day OF session
should be called Commencement puzzles a
good many people, who do not realize that
up to that time the sweet girl graduates
and the beardless youths who receive de-
Rrees have really had no proper existence
on their own hook, but have simply been
learning how 10 commence and conduct
their careers. On Commencement day
they are supposed to be launched on the
sea Of liie-thrown overheard as it We're
with the motto "sink or swim" ringing in
tIieir ears. They have been fitted to go it
alone in life, or at least until such time as
they can marry to advantage, and 1t Is on
Co nmencsment day that they are for the
first time certified to the world as persons
who know enough to strike out for them
selves.
tits delightful season, these commence
msnt dayp, barring the oratory and the
essays inflicted on the patient audiences.
But then the audiences are made up SO
largely OF relatives, friends and atquaint-
ances, and these partake SO decidedly Of
sympathetic Identification with the per-
formers that the high sounding words oil
tho speeches and the essays really seem in
terpsting and valuable. It is only the cold
blooded newspaper men in the audiences,
who are dispatched to the seat OF war to
report the proceedings, and who have seen
how the waste baskets at home overflow
with this sort OF intellectual effort, that
turn YEARLY in their seals and consult
their watches frequently. The dear boys
aud girls are happily unaware Of their
a ,ony. To them tho pinnacle OF lie is the
rostrum Of tue commencement hall, and in
all OF LIES triumphs there will be none
equal to that throbbing occasion.
"oh were you ne'er school boy,
And did you ne'ot fell the swelllngo OF the heart
You nt'er can ietl agaiLH' s
Just 80. The Commencement boys and
girls are happy just now, at the commence
ment OF their practical relations to the
great busy and working world. Soon
enough they will lose all this delightful
illusion. Soon enough they will be ready
to thank the cold bIooded newspaper for
only making a passing allusion to the
effort that has cost 80 much worry and
agitation. But in the meantime while the
summer is green and the vacation is all
before them, let us join in singing the
"gaudeanus cigitur" with the boys and girls.
This is the old college song that tells US to
"sins while we may,
a.I Tho battle comes Tomorrow
Allck, Anotherday
r VIII bring enough Of ,0rtow."
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on the baltimore & Ohio to Chicago on We'd
nesday, June 2O;h, 1883, National exposition
OF railway appliances special attractions, an
electric railway, the fist In America built
ier business Two trains, carrying passengers
in beautiful cars, In constant operation.
Inst Exposition Of the kind ever held In the
world. On above date excursion trains will
run as follows: Leave Washington, Pa, Ia.
~, &l6 A. NJ, or. NJ, round trip rate, 50 90;
leave Wheeling, 0:20 4. NJ, 2l6 I. NJ, ll:l6
", round trip rate, g 90; leave BelIaire,
1905 A NIB r. ", ll:57. r. NJ, round trip
rate. SIS; leave Newark, &lOr, NJ, 1855 A. N ,
$40 A. NJ, round trip 'ate, 90 Arrive at
Chicago At $40 a. NJ, SIS a. N, 7'2o ?. N.
ricksts good to return for five days. Re-
turning, trains leave Chicago ct s:l0A. N +,
$40 ?. N. snd $40 P N. Day coaches and
Baltimore & Ohio palace sleepers 70 and from
Chicago without change, on all through
trains. For tickets, general information, etc,
call on agents OF Baltimore Il Ohio.
w. E. REPPERT,
Pass Ag't, Trans Ohio Divisions.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

A new development OF the Jerscy is an
open lace work, tight fitting bodice, made
In all shades, for evening wear. Its With
out sleeyes, and Is intended to wear over
basque, buttoning up at the back, with a
quantity OF small silk buttons, Jersey style.
II will be news to many lady readers 10
learn the value Of the ostrich feathers that
Gre exported from the Cape. LAST year over
253, 900 pounds OF feathers were exported,
the value being sl $685. $50. This is seven
fold whatit was ten years ago, 80 that the
habit of wearing feathers must have grown.
Tho new English dictionary proceeds
apace In DR.. Murray's workshop at NIL :
hill. The printing has progressed to the
end Of the article alternate" aud at that
point there are over 6 900 entries as com
pared with under 5000 In Webster. By
the end OF June the whole OF tho manu-
script 10 the end OF ian" will, unless some
unforeseen delay should occur, be In type
In the City OF Monterey, in Mexico, by a
peculiarly convenient arrangement, the
cockpit Is close TO the cathedral. Tbis
insures It 4 good attendance, as the greet
majority Il those who attend the cathedral
SERVICES HIhO FlhlI tue COSAPI| 4aV oAu'
sport 10 not put under the ban as II Is in this
country, and some even OF the Gerry
make common practice oil attending
The annual products Of the British
American sea fisheries are set down at
about S2ONO0, goo. In France S0,S75 sailors,
manning q, l25 ships and smacks, are en-
ployed in fishing. The total products from
the French fisheries, including the sum
derived from the sale OF oysters, amounts
to about $50, 100000 per annum. Tho an
nual value OF the take Of fish in Norwegian
waters is little over Sl5,OO0.00O.
He lived in country town near Proyi-
dence, R 1, and had not attended church
for many months. At length, having a
friend visiting him, he accompanied him
on Sunday to meeting. Arriving in front
OF the ediice, one Of the deacons beckoned
him to one side, and he expected a talking
to" for his delinquency. he was much re;
lieyed, however, by the donouement'
Looking all round to assure himself that he
would not be overhead, the dispenser Of
OF bread and wine said to him, Il heard
you hayea very fine calf you wanted to SELL
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Kidney AID Liver AeaSes and Rheumatism
Suffered Notwithstanding seemed 70 help me-
could not setoutof bed. Dr. sIi!h SgESd me-"
4, tfa..E Wheeling, WA
.Catarrh, Polypus Of Nose, Impaired volce.-suE
cred iCr years; patent medicine failed 70 help ne,
W. ''NA''' 'O''' CHARLES CHADDUCE,
t[ l,t Of speidel d Co, Wheeling. ". Va
pyspeptIa and liberated stomach, Treatment
O5 yea ea z Svsss Is sS Esf p S s%Is sS
fin-"aad thcfn for fourteen yea;A D.: sn!A
scroiuia, Running Sores on Head.-"Ay son Wa
afflicted Tor fourteen yeArt Nothing seemed 70
hclp him. br. Smith cured q h l1ivp,vv NAM
'- Market Street, Wheeling, ", Va
Caucer.- "Suheted for yeafs with CAnCef. HGdit
mt oIit thfee times. Il returned alter each OItA.
dom Dr. Smith cured me without tail SS SsO
Piles. Fbtula Of Anus.-FlAt Of my back lOtls
veets departed dying. d.. Smith cured me With
OUT kh'ie' IL A'e wa" THOMAS CoLvE,
Wholesale Grocer, MNn y, Wheeling WA
--"Was aiyen up 10 die and pronounced iHcun.
ble Or. smith cured 2e without knife"
w. S'- WASHINGTON DELAEY.
Martins Fory
Rev. q. o. IAdd Trites:I"Dr smiths pro,G,'
isct lar and commend him 70 all u gentleman
and skillful phyhCdan." ,,..,--
for seven years and treated BY many physlCiAnsiOt
SvvnepTa. Dr. smith said had npe worm. aud
IN a n honra removed q mOniter i0g feet long,
Fefanle Complaintk-ThIe years 10 hoSpinitOt
fenalee, Riye me peculiar advantage III such cAtA
Persons etired u catarrh, diseases Of heart liver,
.tomach. iIdueys, akin, blood, nervous affections
and weaknesses Of men ana youlh' AtoluIA AuQ
asthma testify 10 my success.
Piles cured without the knlie. -..,
Patients n distance may be treated BY letter and
ati siaotior guaranteed. chart ior ell'e1alninA:
,ion rent on receipt Of two threecent sIAnIS, And
,onSnitstion al once freq. once hOurs from w
Il. To- 7F. T., daily. Call on or adde's
- " - - JOHN 4, EAITH, N. d.,
my12 No. 14ol chaplIne ~. Wheeling. ": Va
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DIED..

oguM-on Friday morning June Is, 1855, al
go clock TtEoD1 Rs P. oRuS, In the 18Th veal
OF his age. .-t..f af
Funenl from the residence OF his Parents
George and AstIlda Drum, No. 3s16 Ron street
on sunday afternoon at o'clo"K Friends Of the
family are invited. lntesment at Pleasant Hill
Cemetery. E
WEBsTER-At HGrIlsyIll., HarriSoa county. o..
Tines lay, June p, lSsS, att O'clock, MAYOR WIB
ITER IN the sith year Of his age.
WALTON Thunday evening, June II, 1889, Al
10 10 O'Clock, kNMA J.VAIL In The 18th year OF hei
age.
Funeral from the 70 idence OF her sister. Ms
Amanda GorrtIl, No. 1876 Sixteenth street, on Sun
day afternoon st2 o'clock. Friends Of the family
invited IntArment at Peninsula Cemetery.
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General Malone, the Characterization,
and the Next Presidential Election.

General Mnhone, the EdmipIstratiou
and the Next Presidential Election.
Senator Billy Mahone,th Virginia giant,
as they call him in Washington, although
heweighs only one hundred pounds, says
that the Readiuster party in Virginia, Of
which he is the acknowledged CHIEF, ID
composed Of 10000 colored voters and
65,OOO white voters, and that with this
allied army he proposes by the grace Of
God and the power oil the administration
to extirpate the Bourbons in Virginia in
November next lie was lately interview
ed at Washington as to the prospects and
purposes OF his party. For instance, lie
was asked. faf.,.
"What will be your position in the COM
ing Presidential campaign ?"
10 which question he replied as follows
.The Read uster party is party Of pre-
cress. It has left the dead issues OF the
Bourbon Democracy and will be found in
1884, as now, in opposition to that organi.
z4tion, 1t has no interest or sympathy In
common with that party either in State or
National elections. The wish OF the ma
jority Of tho people oil Virginia is for good
relations with all sections, and their inter-
ests are bound up in the protection oil
American labor and American industries.
The day is gone by when that people are
willing any longer to compromise the
growth and development Of the State ia
crafty the political theories OF a party
which they held to be hostile to such rels-
tions and such interests. The day has
gone by when 1t matters TO them what the
political nomenclature Of the party may
be which administers the Government, SC
that tho Administration is just, cordial and
friendly in It's relations and represents q
public policy responsive TO its own in
terests."
VirginiaP 90.
"Ihe finances Of Virginia we're never in
better condition then they are to-day. The
Readjuster party has retired the entire
floating debt which the Bourbon party lett
behind them, and has liquidated a large
proportion OF the fund taken from the pub.
lie schools"
What is the Rsadiuster party doing fol
the peopleo the State Z" -
.tlt Is contributing larger sum to the
education Of the children. 1t has doubled
the number Of sChoolhouses, heightened
the term Of the session, and increased the
attendance Of Children to such an extent
That L DAY there are twice the number re-
ceiying the benefits Of education that there
we're under the Bourbon regime. 1t has
enlarged the accommodation OF the asy.
lums, and given comfortable quarters and
suitable attendance to q large number oil
unfortunate people heretofore confined in
public jails under Bourbon administration.
Il has reduced taxes, and yet, by economy
and diligence, increased the revenues Of
lie State. Ithas founded n r Ia school
for the education Of colored teachers, and
Is erecting humane asylum for the insane
colored people"
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He has now almost en-.

to CONSCIOUSNESS. He has now almost en-
tiroly recovered.
John Beck McMaster was looked upon
by bis family ~ not above the ordinary
run Of young men. His family insisted
that he should become an engineer and
the Hrst thing they knew he astonished II
with his history.
Mr.. Errington, whose name figures &C
much. in the cable news, Is called tht
"Pope's nose" in Parliament and Dazzle
in society. He is q rack-renting landlord
who was educated by Jesuits. He lie sale
to be dull, foppish and corset wearer.
Governor Butler addressed Ex-Governor
Rice in the Tewksbury investigation tn
other day as ''Dr. Rice"-meaning to b.
grimly humorous over the Harvard degree
conferred upon that predecessor. TEN
pleton" writes to the Hartford Courdnt tina
the degree matter gals Butler goot
lheal ...-..-.I
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twenty Year. a areat sufferer

From Constipation. Had swallowed hall,
bushsl Of Pills, and drank oyera barrel oil
Cathartic a1d Laxative slops. Had tried ey'
ery Patent Medicine recommended In such
cases and had been treated by all the very
best lhysiciansin Phi ladelp hia, and was final
" told by her consulting phy,ic.
iaus that shewas nov too weak
for Catha:tic Meiicine or injections
and that she must Gle. She then took Hama
lin and W curet. See 3lst page OF the "llls
O Life" Getthe book from yonr d ugg' st O.
address DR.. HARTMAN, Osborn, oaie 70 Que.
raw
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DR.. J. E. SMITH,
No. 1904 Chapline Street.
Near Fourteenth Street

The best evidence Of physicians rucctrs Is the
testimony Of his yhtientA. The thCfeEil K tmuuds
lar my professional services prove that bLYe teal
honoiahy and fairly with thOAe WhO have COuinitCi
me- never Use patients name without Ieiml..
don, though have many bundled Certificates
ftoIn thOee whom have cured alter they had lttn
nnHlonnCtd incunblC. A thorough ugdlCul ain.
cation, with many years hospital cIpeTtrrr and
hnillarity With iheIhputc agents, clCSa ID uTy.
Incs OF tomparamcn!Gl peCuliAriuCS and GnCt At.
tsTtiou 10 hygienIC management iuIureS suCCtAG il
cure l. poslble, and frankly give the patient my
1rInfOfi.
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A GA RID.

To all who are sufferins from the errors and In
discretions oil youth. nervous weakness. early Dc
cay, los Of manhood &e, I will send recipe thai
viii cure you, FREE OF CHARGE This great
remedy was discovered By missionary In seuth
America. Send sclfAddresed envelope to the
Rry JOSEPH T. IsvlN. Station D. New YORK City
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MEDICAL.
PLAIN TALK !.

We are Gwafe that We arc combating a prevailing
prelndite Of the rrUftESOn and people " hen NJ ~
SeIt that we can and do cure DtGaieA Of The Hood
with vegetable remedy We ourselves were ,,ot
ea.Ily convinced. Eut does II make anything iWs
q lact simply bCCtu'e you do not bell, We n.
Turn TO history and read The accounts OF the dis.
coveiy aud application Of steam, IBiirnSdE elrc.
t4utty, etc We're not these who preached ihNi il
was possible 70 accomplish such grand IesullS. AZ
we zee realized to-day, pronounced CrNEy? And
dId not tcientISs my. iNrOSIBLE" We do moi
atlng testimony. In short we demonstrate by liz.
tue
=, Ask yourself the question, could men occupying
the political, EoclGi, and fnGnCISl NOV Iion tb"sS
men do, afford U endoHe thOle OnE1Icd in work
Of dcctptEt II and Of irHudH Now, let them sIcak,
Every word Wesy IN regard TO our remedy ia
tTue. and the certificates we publish arc from men
Of undoubted venCity.
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DrePErstA, the bug.bear OF epicureanS, will
be relieved BY Browns Iron Bitters. nAW
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Write for copy OF the little bOOE-ircO.
sIseO Rewa,d will be paid to any Chemist
WhJ will aTd OH tho AnAly SIS Of 100 bottles ( n
one particle Of Mercury, lodide PolAnium, OF AM
mineral substance.
-.. e THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
la Dr.Sarq = n,I.,,. r..
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ATLANTA, GA, August, 1851,
We know The gentlemen composing the h,m o,
Lamar kankn d Lamar. They ale prominent
citizens Of our State, men Of means, and Of hiSb
character and standing.
J, W. kNGLIsH, Mayor Of Atlanta
J. II. PORTER, cASh'r Merchants al
T. RoAARR, CWh'r AtlPhtA SpIl III
A. o BACON, Speaker HO. RepS, ia
ALI. II. GLQUlTT, Governor Of q
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THR SWIFT SPECIFIC 60.

.--t..t. ATLANTA. Ca, Jan. !, lSsg,
We are MANAGERS OF the swift Specific Co, ard
own contio,ling part oil the stock OF The SSiJ
company, and endorse every word uttered by then,
LAMAR, RANKIN 4 LANAI,
Wholesale DruHEItS.
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GRAND RALLY.
Wayman Chapel, A. NJ. E. Church,
u.URRr nTp

The congregation and trustees Of the 4. v. r.
Church, In connection With their pastor, have Dc.
einess Of their church, which "a Two ThouJand
pelltr. And 10 accomplish tho above named OBJ
ieet We DO hereby earnestly SOLICIT the aid OF the
generous public N a2iJt Us IN the accomplishment
nifty. Ne believe, a OH former occations, thlt We
shall have tho assistance aud sympathy OF tho hind
friends Of VIII. cling and ticinity And the public
In general. Therefore we hAyeIe apart tho aIh
InEi. as u special day for grand effort at our
church on Market street. Rev. P. Wheeler, James
strange and samuel Jennings have been appointed
GolIciSoII. Give 10 no oIhera unleIs their names
aro publilSei In tho city pApera By order q
Ieit.9p.E THE TpuSTAES
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Pass Ag't, Trans Ohio Divisions,
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HOME PROOF.

Kidney AID Liver tAeaSes and Rheumatism
sntered Notwithstanding seemed 10 help me-
could not yet outot bed. Dr. smi!h SnESd MT"
WhnNII,,0 M
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-08-25
WHY HE WOULDN'T GO.

"Uncle Abe, amt yer gwine ter de fu-
neralp" asked a colOred woman of an
old man who stood on the street as the
funeral procession passed.
NO, chile, L amt got time"
81 thought yer was a great han ter go
ter funerals. Dis is de fust one dat |
ever see yer miss"
wall, dar was little misun'erstan-
din twixt me an de man in de hearse,
an thought wouldn't GO"
''Dat dOan' make no difference. You
ken forgive him, now dat he's dead"
"Yas, could forgive him easy enough
but fears he couldn't forgive me. Yer
see | owed de gentleman seberal dollars,
an if was ter go out dar, when da open
de coffin at de grave, an dat's what da's
gwinter do, I'd forgit myse an say: 81
pay yer dat money in a day or two"
No, chile, Use so absent in my mine dat
speck I'd better stay away. Dar'll be
anunder funeral putty soon, mebbe, an
den 1 ken make up fur los time."-
Arkansaw Traveller.