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The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-24

Mm q os.oodb,, the ~eli tno~n safe manuiaetufrf oi Banaio, itIiAisttttla. rnts bufgh, New ark, and Atlanta, us. ssys OFFICE op Osaoopps'n iMpsustl SA.ss.
 t7 \. Broad Su~st
 ATLANTA, GA, Oct t7th, 1881. In. kushA Medical Association
 BtAs Do. fOhs 7~ The three bottles sl "nf knsh's Regulator" ordered ~sfe r~ estsed hi cxpfrAa las, week [ have tstea nearly enc bottle aHd Am ,hos oughis sattAhed \ sth tic frsalt iot oset two yssfs have been itoui,ird i,h sharp paia at my heaEs. My tht Aitiaa, upon examination, ptoEoantst h enlargement nf the heaft and 1s unable ts FiNe us any teiid he toattir rrsw V utss. antii hsi beeaHe cum need thni could not he ,utsa Nhiiu ,n hes soik eit, last ~esk ..s,liea sn pas ai the fiaa, t.iafutnsni pbyai ftaHs uhete. ~ho thAtEs'I Hss tss fai at ss4m sss4fiinH and tlfen les commended soaf lseKs isia' ' knnNtnE sou ,o iis regular si~,h tsl Aseottaiien, and not tst..i nsfii,Iss ashrtns, | ofdetsd three lrutttr--i srr%- .sst hsrh ltautil'i s.nte | commenced t.kseg IL bat sh .sli tohttnus sni tai ilf sniIfe thter hottie ss as tn abttin permanent cure sn tsss tns sintrfn thsutt s,n, Fentle '9rn. trti tcs i.stlfetly.
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-24
,Fey tie AySssssss Trsre1ey. :
 THE WAY OF LOVE.
BY LAURA GRIFFIN.

I met a candle bug one day He was With light step treating 4'i'm going so marry,n he said. with d blush, e And you must come 10 the wedding. My brides to be Miss Lady Bag. The sweetest in the nation. Herseyes are bright. her dotted wln ,s Theefoylies; in creatioa~ .The worlds so pure and bugh, fer me My seul 10 Heas 'n Is flying. Oh, love her love her ~ith aii my hear.. And her love for mes undying :. My friend. v said. n this old World. Don't too much be believing For males by far. 100 trusting are, And females love decering. s.They tell us tha; they love rs best. The words are scarcely spoken When some one comes they better love, And our poor hearts are broken" Now if thought. |" said Air Bss. She with nay heart could ;rire-- I'd Lay myself within the dust And shoot me wIth rite But 10, l am the luck, ore. My true love loves me onlA- For me she broke poor Grub Worms heart And made him sad and lonely. "Young Honey Bee. too, loved hes well. Aud oh the deep enlargement Of Mir. Fly. when she with him Broke off their long engagement. sWhy when I pleaded for her love. As sure as Heay'n above you. She eiasped her arms about my neck And whispered low-i love yos.. And oh the great uSbounded bliss Is past your human guessing. When on Lady Bugs sweet lips, A long, long kiss as pressing - wish you happiness. sad, ' m sure you'v won treasure, IT, come 10 your wedding with all my heart Twill give me greatest pleasure
  Ne se, again when days had passed. Ills wings the ground were sweeping He beat his hand> upon hls breast, Aud rent inc ar ~itl. ~cePius You told me traen he so5ljse cred :" Iis as YOU sad Il would be She iotcs me not she told ]. le- Shes false ss womAn oo ou.1 be- Alas aiaek,n he moaning sighed. Ills head aiih angus. sh4aiHs Ny LadA Bug clafzed WItk tA And 'tleVc ny hear, ,s sfe,ss [. x. And >o he mcpi tie day 4w siN | pt the dew o'erteek hiHf-- A fever oi the braln -; IF. And al his mind forsook hIn And TOW he wanders 0 'er the World, His wings all wo.u and tagged His head Is white as falling snow, Ills clothes are torn and ragged. But acyc. l wsrd he knows of thi>, Nor strange skies up above him- His thoughts are back Tn other years, He thinks she still doth love hun Good morrow" he cries to all he meets, And then with light steps treading- I'm going to marry,n he adds with blush And you must come 10 the wedding.n
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-24

A hater of tobacco asked an old negro woman, the fumes of whose pipe were an- moving him. if she thought she was a Christian. .'Yes, brudder, I 'spects is. Do you believe in the Bible r -Yes. brudder.' Do you know tha, there is a passage in the Scriptures which says tha, nothing unolean shall inherit the King dom of Heaven -Yes. I've heard it.- Well Chloe, you smoke and you can not enter the Kingdom of Heaven, be- cause there is nothing so unclean as the breath of smoker. Wha, do you say 10 that Why. l 'spects to leave my breff behind when l go dar.v-Bosfos CloSe.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-24
MRS. DIR. RUSH'S Cathartic and Anti. Bilious PiIls

Prevent and cure Constipation sn6 Piiss. 4 sure remedy Tor Blioasnss.. Totylfi,y a the Liver, 1anndfee asd all Liver Compi is;ats it Kives immediate Relief in Sick and Sss yous Hssdsxiss. Tbey eiesns~ ths s,onsss and thus remcss al bad ,aa.es from ,he mouth and mxks the bh.aib pure and s.s<s- Remove all impsritirs and Ssiio.b. ness from tfe compiexien. Pf<assn, 10 take and sEree- able sn their action. Eati*siy unlik~ other Piiis. Purely vegetable. Price, as t~sts.
 sOLD BV ALL UktbGlSTe.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-24
DIR. RUSH !" REGULATOR, ' HEART TROUBLES.

A Sl kEtt KF lnR 4l n4stA~fs OF
 i'm III AkI bk kttSits kfGtf.kfdF las uess. taiitd ta Rtte tclisi It has been usssi sHes rAs tuils tuf esais, ,R sehaa.Hg tiEs ,nnsi stebhosn ,aseA oi heart dlfl. sltl.s
 Large alHe, AI oo
 Small Sise. so. Sold l., dfuggtsta ssef4shrtr
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-24

ssursifa, selailss. f.a,aiiago, baskaehe. Surrusss ai ths Chest, fsr9Hi, g3hs3, Hotr Throat, s~eilings and SpEstns, Burns and Aralds
 General Iiosiily Pane [ ootb, Lar and Ifssdst he. Frosted Feet aa1 Eafa, and all othrt fsiaa
 and Aehss
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-24

Df. R9shs Medical Assoeiaiion, Ia whiek Dr. Rush h sssociAf~d ~ish the most promI- seni specialists of both Europe and Amer ieA. Special asztmenf can be obtained for any dfsesse. Thes< medicines are the regular preseripisoas fos fhe d,s~asss m<niioned, asd n<ser fal 70 eixs relief. They can be ob tzsned in Little Roek, al both wholesale ana retail, of C. 1. Lincoln & Go. and John 4. JangkIad. and any dragg,ss wiil gladly oh tsss them for you upon application, CT they can be obtained of us dffect. Address.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-24

DE kt'sH's BLOOD Ro0I 6if. has nc equal n the world as a iinisasat ut oil. tt is a cheap. safs. simple and sgre rstsfusi rsme II Tor man Of beast II iis put gp ,s iso sises. Price x aad so ,snts. Sold by dfaggiss ev rfyshsfs.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-24
Cured Of Rheumatism in Two Hour

HIFFAItl, ". Y, May .. f3Hs. Df. tu&b's Medic al Assoets,ioh
 GtsriEnfh ~i have been Houbied wfsA rhsasaatism fof two yeafs. tfisd all the bsss advertised ohs ssd lisimenis. and many hfstelass phtsitisns ~ithoai triIef. The iaa Doctor siaiiyd recommended pr Hnaht '' Blood Root Oil" parehasrd large bos lie for fifty ssnss, and spplisd Il. Ia i've hoau l ~ss relieved. and no~ am entirely ssii. its effects are wonderful, aad believe II IA ihs aniy lsng in the wofld ~hieh sht cure fheumatism, Truly Yours
 t0HN HrTcHfeNON
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-24
DIR. RUSH S BLOOD ROOT OIL Ge.s lnimeaiAir teiirf ih ah
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-24

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-24
CONSUMPTION!
A Positive Cure for Cousp .np.
 ton in all Stages.

For Bleeding q, the Lungs. Colaa, Coughs. Group. Hronehivts. infsuensa. Asthma, and sii affections of the
 Lungs. IL has no equal.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-10-30
Written for the FLoRIDIAN.1 =
Judge II. q. Rippey and the FfO1
ida Volcano.

Judge H. c. Rippey gives the readers OF TN
FLORIDIAN a new theory OF the Florida yolcsE9
In substance the new theory is that the yolcan.
smoke is simply vapor rising from HI admix:,ITe
in small pool of hot and cold water. 1t IS resi-
lily admitted that such a combination of lhirHS
would produce the vapor referred to, but has las
Judge proven that the vapor arising from Is"
particular pool referred to is Identical with wiyit
has heretofore been taken for the smoke of vol
cano: Not at all. Waving the question <.
doubt concerning the pool in question, let w
make an argument and see what othes concl,i'
sion may be arrived at, starting from the saIne
point that the Judge starts from, namely, taG
pool which he tells about. The writer of tiae
short article takes the position that the existence.
of hot springs (Which are necessary to produse
the Judges hot water) prove not that the t,l,
cano is necessarily identical with ho. sprlpg.
nor even with the vapor arising from the adinT<
ture in pool as the Judge specifically states q
water of different temperatures. But the exi1:.
ence OF springs whose water is above The Gs,s4i
temperature proves rather that that fnarlchj.r.
section Is noao, or has been volcanic regi39,
and so the fact of the existence OF hot spring-s ~
that particular district OF country, So far from
overturnng The volcano 'heory goes tar towarts
proving that the theory heretofore held b1 =
great number OF persons namely, that tie sai1,g:
arising in that section is the smoke OF Il vuicHps
is correct But diSmssiny both n lhes:. IhrDtit:s
for The present lei me treat 'he matter a> il Try
whole thing Was i'll doubt. Is ii not hei,cr },.t
We have thr old mystery llIni theories. whtc:.,
while NOR. or less probable, are not al all al zig.
plt,tiI moment capable I'll proof This ili3rE,
which ta- o :" manv Years been Wrapped ID,
midst 9" natures yr. en~oolS III The midst &C
decre>' 'litudt, MAS mystery Ia br desired
liz oldc;, nays " hhtvtr WAS truly mysltruus:ai~,
irrctcd great attention, Instance the Gt.cial o.
scles and the Egyptian Memnon and II is IL WeA
known fact thai mystery is much resp. ctei VI :.
this h"nr il was when Cyrus requc-ted il2.
Dclphic Priestess INTERN him what " uEi3 tx
.lir result OF great expedition which. he %ss
then 4, ntemplating and | argue thai II VIZ
are not certain in this matter let it ali remain AL
II has been for SD many W ais namely, in dutib:.
The judges pen has been welded tor nuIaber
OF years now in the interest of our leau,il,.l I
State. Many persons all over the Country arg ::
pleased TO read his articles, but think Iii, rts.s
Iicc, that il is better 10 let the matter remain ia
doubt than il is 10 advance theory which Dc, 4
tracts from what is truly great mystery and !:
establishes nothing in its place
IA n
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-10-30

We are pleased to note that already
numbers Of the State papers have pub
lished the appeal issued through last
weeks FLoRIDrAN. The Executive Com
mittee appointed by General Finley in
the matter of erecting a suitable monu-
mrnt to the soldiers who died in the ser
vice of the Confederate State of Florida
have happily selected the subcommittee
members who are appointed in their re-
spective counties, aud we doubt not that
these will report cash results that will as
sure a noble memorial erection. A second
letter from Captain James +. Tucker, of
Monticello, of the Executive Committee,
who forwarded US a copy Of the appeal,
desires US us to state that the members of
the subcommittee are appointed " for the
purpose of soliciting contributions and de-
wishing ways and means by which money
NAV hv raised for the monumental fund"
AS To the "devising of ways and
means" it is not necessary for us to sug-
yest-but we will NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the
ala of the ladies be enlisted (for little may
he done without them) in the way of fairs,
festivals, etc. We rather pride ourself on
the peculiar fitness of this suggestion mas
much as the chairman, so to speak, of the
Executive Committee is lady-the wife
of gallant soldier, Gen. E. A. Perry.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-10-30
Enterprise, Oct. III
A RDiliRDle Case.

On Tuesday last Mr. j. b. BricIlcy, 81 son.in:
law of our iOwnsman. Major William Stegaif,
died under peculiarly sal circumstances. We
learn that he was ON his way to the bay from
Tallahassee, and about twenty miles below that
city was taken suddenly sick. None OF the dos
tors III the vicinity would tend MIN, as they
Thought his sickness was yellow fever A Tai
lahassee physician was sent for, but hrtore ht.
could reach him, the unfortunate man was dead.
His body was taken to Tallahassee inr inter
ment, and when Mrs. Bricrey heard oi the sad
affair she started to meet the remains. When
she came up with them she found her two k,,ie
boys sitting in the wagon with the corpse OF
their father, one each side, holding on 10 his
hands.
The sight was hearirending, and the griei "i
the afflicted family can be better imagined Shan
described.
Some Georgia paper The Atlanta Con<titutsoa,
we believe, reprints the above under the captinu
OF " Floridian Humanity" s.
We have taken some pains 10 obtain the facts
in this unfortunate mans case, and, as given 10
US, there are NO grounds for the intimation thst
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-10-30
question.

The .4dUdnce- Gazette publishes the
report OF the committee appointed to
raise money for the relief of the sufferers
on the Naval Reserve, which shows that
citizens of Pensacola gave in individual
contributions, and az the proceeds Of en-
tertainments, $l.2l6.s5. They also fur
nshed supplies to the value Of 1921.
Jacksonville contributed $lO5 and Black
water 1885. There was also paid over
to the committee by w. A. S. Wheeler,
OF the First National Bank, 5000, but
whence derived is not stated.
An interesting suit was decided in
Jesup, Ga, on the 18th, against the Sa-
vannah, Florida and Western Railroad,
when the jury awarded $500 damages
to Mrs. Remington, who had leased the
Altamaha House on the faith OF con-
tract with the railroad company that the
trains should stop there at certain meal
times. The company subsequently erected
an eating house at Waycross and changed
its schedule, depriving the plaintiff Of
patronage, and she brought suit for loss
sustained. Notice of motion for a new
trial was given by defendant.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-10-30
The Worlds EXPOSITION.

Major E. A. Burke, of the Times DEM
Ocrut. Director General of the Worlds
Industrial Exposition, to be opened in
New Orleans in December, 1884, adver-
tises for designs for the main building,
which is to have a capacity of not less
than one million feet of floor space and to
cost not exceeding quarter of a million
of dollars. The premiums offered for de-
signs amount to $3.50, of which three
will be accepted. These bids will be
opened on the oath of next month, and
consequently there will be about years
time for the construction of the building,
in addition to which there will be Hor-
ticultural Hall, and probably extensive
annexes. The area of the main building,
it is seen, is about twenty-three acres, or
nearly twice as great as that at Louis
Vile, and larger than any other ever used
for, Exposition purposes except that Of
the Worlds Fair at London. 1t may
be confidently expected that this Exposi-
ton will compare we'll with that of the
Centennial, and it is hoped to surpass it
in variety of exhibits as it will in extent
OF space occupied.
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a New EntcrPrise at rallahnsxe
THE ICE FACTORY ASSURED.

Z
Colonel F. B. Papy, General Freight Aven, If
the Florida Transit AMI Peninsula Railroad No
companied by Mr. Fred Balcom, General Man
agrr of The National Refrigerator and Consruc-
! non Company, OF New York, arrived at The CAM
! tai Yesterday morning, and before 2 O'Clock
company was organized, with a capital of s1s.
600. to establish aud operate ten ton ice factory
at Tallahassee, notice of the formation of which
appears in our advertising columns
The attention Of this company was first di.
rectsei 10 Florida by Colonel Papy. They sent
gentleman 10 the State, who visited different
ininIs. and satisfied himself Of the practcabilir
and T" is,i,m Of Colonel Papy's suggestions BE
re,uned North and made favorable report, and
HE company at once set To work to occupy the
field, presented Tor their enterprise in Florida
Colcuel Papy and Mr. Balloon visited the Flor.
IDIA% Office Ill the ailern"on, when we learned
from The laltcl gentleman that the machine for
this place will be shipped about November 10Th
and that some of the workmen from New York
will be- on the ground before that time.
The company will also erect ice factories a,
jacksonville. Gainesville, Tavares, Tampa, and
perhaps at other points. Al jacksonville and
Cedar Key they will establish cold storage houses
Tor fruits, vegetables, &c, in which they can
have as many different temperatures as there are
apartments therein, all regulated by one ma
chine.
A. an evidence of The real merit of their ma
chimes the company will not sell them, but when
ever they think it will pay to place one. they
will allow citizens To take halt OF the stock and
operate The machine the company rrserving the
right 20 supervise all of them, and Mr.. Balloon
will bc The General Superintendent of those Is
tablished in Florida
In addition Ia this they will run refrigerator
cars Tor the purpose of distributing ice 10 towns
tributary TO the factories and TO transport such
proGuce rs Viii not stand shipment otherwise.
Fernandlna will he made the Florida distrb
uuing point for all their operations in the State,
where their refrigerator ships, plying Between
New York and Cuba, will stop going north and
south
The factory at Tallahassee will be in opera
ton before the first of January, and will be pre-.
pared to furnish ice to tributary towns east and
west along The railroad
Aside from the advantages 10 accrue To this
section 10y supplying The demand for local ice at
a very low figure, our people will derive great
beneti from the enterprise by being enabled 10
raise large quantities OF fruits and vegetables
which they hay. been prevented from growing
in th+ absence OF refrigerator cars in which 10
transport them, and which our soil and climate
are admirably adapted To produce in abundance
and perfection
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the deceased was 10 any sense the victim OF /" IN.
humanity" Mr. Brerley had been in Door he.l,,
for sumo lime He started to go u the Oil,
cua,t, accompanied by his sons aud oh.,.
hoping to be benefited by the trip After l.s,
ing Tallahassee lie began to grow worse. And
nally was compelled To stop at the residence .,
Mr. J. j. Pierce, about twelve miles south Of mi.
city where he WAS taken in and cared for ga
sick man should he in any civilized commuo,n
and his wife sent for. DR.. Laird, of Craw,o,a
Vile was called 10 attend him, and did all \.
could tor the unfortunate stranger Dr. W N
Leonard, ot this city, was also sen, for bu, AZ.
rived only u few hours before the man brea,hs.
his ss,
Ii addition io this Mr. Pierce, and his n.ivh-
borS Messrs. May Terrell and s. K. Casse.,
werf constant in their attentions TO the SUFFERING
man, and when he died, about four O'Clock in ,hs
moining they prepared and dressed the corns.
put IT in wagon, and started for this city for ,hs
PURPOSE of procuring coffin and expecting 10
To Tallahassee they were met by Mrs. Brierlsv
andi y gentleman, who returned with them IN
this,cty. The corpse was taken 10 the shon Of
Nj. TT. j. Rawl~ the undertaken, where it was 70
dressed. put int" Il burial case, boxed up and 70,
rird to ills last r'sing place by friends
THIS is plain statement of the circumstance.
attending The SD death of Mr.. Bricrley 40 a.
tailed To us Ii they furnish Just grounds 70,
the charge III inhumanily,' then some persons
have queer conceptions TO what constitute
humane treatment.
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Mrs J. d. Coburn has returned from Yer
mont
-Hiss Hennic Chairt> is visiting friends al
Ki~snmce City
Mr.. f. W. Clark ani wife arrived from the
Nor'h last night.
-R-v. DR.. Blake, ol Ocaa, came in on the
eastern train last night.
Captain jeff NJ. Lamar, OF Monticello, spent
Thursday al the Capital.
Colonel r. L. Gentry, OF the Savannah Ns,os,
was in the city yesterday.
DR. &. L. Michel, of Fort Meade, has been
NJ the Capital lew days.
Mrs. r. Mum" and two daughters returned
frum Noiih Georgia yesterday
Miss Clifford Walker, of Monticello, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs b. B. Wilson
Mr. G. Fl. Schocmaker, of Richmond Ind,
is III The ST. James Tor Week or Two
Mt Edward Hopkins, of Savannah. is visit
ing his uncle, Captain P. Houstoun
Mis- r. d. McLeol has returned from ex
tended wish 10 friends in South Florida.
Miss Sallie Blake of Miccosukle. has been
the guest of Miss Eta Flagg for The past week.
Ms. Lydia Blackwell has returned from
Tin FLoRlpI IN re-, civrd pleasant call from
DIR f. NJ Bunker. II Short,rville. Ala, this morn
ing.
Mr. Wan >mi,h II Leon county, has &C
crpt,d / position aS salesman with Mr. Daniel
WiggIns
-Colnncl e. b. Marrudcr, one of the Indian
river orange king. hnnored the FLoRIDIAN Win
a call last TUESDAY
MIR. J. b Anderson, Tax Collector of Jack
cnunty, Mn> in the city last Thursday, and
settled nh The Comptroller
lion Hugh A. Cnrley has been in the city
for ,h past few days. He reports fine rains in
Sum,.r and portions of East Florida.
Captain H. S Duval, State Engineer, has
located with his family in Tallahassee They
are domic!,,l on Duval street between Jefferson
and Clinton
Miss Carrie Hughes, of Kingston, Pa has
come 10 Florida To spend the winter with Tue
family of Mr.. Cyrus Houghton. AT the O'S
Place ncar This city
DR.. W. II. Howerton, with full retinue Oh
clerks, cooks AMI servants, arrived from Notn
Car0luu thi, morning, and the Leon Hotel VIII
be open in a few days.
Mr.. W. b. Henderson and wife, OF Iamp"'
were visiting the family of his brother, Coione'
John 4. Henderson, last week. Mr.. Henderson
spent pleasant hour with the FLORIDIAN Oh
Thursday.
Rev. o. A Myers OF Gainesville, was wei
come visitor AT the FLoRIDIAN sanctum iS''
Tuesday. Mr.. Myers has been filling an appoint
menl in The Florida Conference at Apalachico'''
He was also ediioraly engaged on the Ir'ou"'
w. A. Rawls has secured the services Oh MI
D. B. Adams, oi Montgomery, Ala. we lear"
that Mr.. Adams is an experienced Druggist nS'
ing been seven years in the business. and come
we'll recommended Mr. Adams arrived 'n''
morning.
Colonel E. p. Cater, OF the East Flo,'oe
Seminary, during a visit to the CapIa' los
Wednesday, made pleasant call al the I'm -.
IAN sanclum The new building at GaineS'n's
il nearly completed. twenty-five counueS
represented by students. and the Seminary
= dourishing condition.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-10-30
The EleCtl0na.

Next Tuesday, November 6, is the date
of the most important events of the year
in the United States Elections will &C.
cur in ten States. Virginia will elect one
half of the Senate and the full House of
Delegates. New York will elect Secre-
tary OF State, Comptroller, Treasurer,
Attorney General, Engineer and Sur
veyor, and both branches of the Legisla-
ture. Pennsylvania will elect Auditor
General and State Treasurer Maryland
will elect Governor, Comptroller, Attor-
ney General, one-half of the State Sena-
tors, and all of the members of the House
Of Delegates. Connecticut will elect one
half the Senate and the full House of
Representatives. Massachusetts will elect
Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secre-
tary of State, Treasurer, Attorney Gen
eral, Auditor and Legislature. New Jer-
sey will elect Governor, part of its Sen
ate, and its full House OF Representatives
Mississippi will elect it's Legislature. Ne
braska will elect Justice of the Supreme
Court and Regents of the State Univer-
slty. Minnesota will elect Governor,
lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State,
Treasurer, Attorney General and Rail
road Commissioner, and vote upon three
proposed amendments to the Constitution.
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The Charles City Qowa) Mte1igr'

The Charles City Qowa) Mtel1gr"-
Ger, All earnest republican paper, liz
alarmed by the political outlook in that
State, experimenting disaster to its party.
It's fears are well founded, for it claims
republican majority Of only five thousand
five hundred at the recent election, Il trihc
indeed in so populous State AS Iowa,
and one which has so long been repnb-
lican stronghold. Iowa is certainly to. be
placed high in the list of doubtful States