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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-17
A HEAVY FIRE.

Cooking Oysters BY the Whole Farm
CREsYIELD, Nd, October l6.-A fire
broke our at O'Clock this morning in the
colored peoples huts near Goodselrs oyster
house. The following is list of the houses
burned: Goodselrs oyster house, Blizzard 5
dwelling and opera house, Hemingway s
oyster house, Long, Coulburn L Cos. oyster
house and lumber yard, Stubs oyster
house, Thomas Conners oyster house
and dwelling; Chase's oyster house; Law
son & Woodlands store, dwelling and thirty
or forty colored peoples dwellings. The
tire has not reached the railroad. A rail
road engine is standing on the track ready
Tor emergency The fire is till burning,
but is not likely to reach the railroad track.
Long, Colburn ( Co are the heaviest
losers: all they have is gone. The FIRE
commenced at Blizzard ), and running to
the extreme northwestern point, has burned
claap
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

Domestic.
Blaine is at Grand Rapids, Michigan.
A fire at Montello, Wisconsin, yesterday,
destroyed $4,000 worth OF property.
At Ottawa, Canada, last night in rail-
road accident, Daniel Cox was killed.
During a storm near Joliet Illinois, yes,
terday, Mrs. Grace and an unknown man
we're instantly killed.
General Logan is at his home in Chi
cago.
There are eighty-two national cemeteries
N this country containing 81, l,623 bodies.
The Treasury Department has purchased
$4,000 ounces Of silver for delivery at the
New Orleans and Philadelphia mints.
Three young men were killed last even
ing by train, while walking on the track.
unidentified at Elizabeth.
Foreign.
During the past "a hours there were 76
iresh cases OF cholera at Naples, slight
Increase. No deaths at Genoa.
Richard Herman, Secretary Of the Hall,
ax Fire Insurance Company, OF Halifax,
Y. B., is short in his accounts -
There kes1ISHe1 csses ose6oiera<e
portedin Italy Yesterday.
English closely watch all Belgian pOrs to
prevent the departure of dynamiters for
England.
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JUST A COMMON
Every Day Tramp, But He Elopes With
the Prettiest Daughter.

Every Day Tramp, But He ElOpes With
the Prettiest Daughter.
ROCKFORD, Mich, October l6.-Rock'
ford has Just developed 9 sensation very
much ike the New York coachmsn racket.
Miss Mamie Keith, Of Burritt, the only
daughter Of a wealthy farmer there, left
home few days ago to go TO school. Fail
ing to return home a search was instituted,
but she was non est.
Last winter young man. Fred Whitney,
was seriously injured at Byron, and while
there became acquainted with Mr.. Keith,
who, out of pity took the unfortunate boy
to MS home to nurse Whitney remained
all winter and until last week, when he
started with his team overland for the West
BE went as far as Freeport, disposed Of his
horses and started for Chicago.
1t seems it had been arranged between
him and the young girl before he left home
that they would elope; as he passed through
the town of Wiunebsgo on the cars she
Joined him, having made several purchases
IN thar place and had the goods charged to
ner father, and they both went to Chicago
and were married The officers have dis
covered trace Of the missing pair Keith
is one of the oldest residents in the county
aud quite well known.
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SHE GOT HER PLANT.
A Missouri Miss Mashes and Marries Her
Man.

A Missouri Miss Mashes and Marries Her
Man.
BooyvILLE, No, October l6.-B. W
Plant and Miss Mamie Kline, aged about
sixteen, together with Paul Minor and Miss
Alice Kline, aged about twenty-five, eloped
from this city on the NJ, X. 4 7. Railway
train bound south Minor and Miss Alice
were married at Parsons, Kan. Mr.. Plant
and Miss Mamie Kline continued their
Journey to the Indian Territory, where they
were married. A dispatch from Plant to a
gentleman in this city, dated Vinita, l. T.,
announcing the marriages, caused quite
ripple of excitement among relatives and
intimate friends of the parties. The Misses
Kline are sisters and daughters Of a well-to-
do citizen of this place. The young men
had been courting the young ladies for some
time past, but the parents bitterly opposed
the marriages, hence the elopement.
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TAMMANrs TALK.
MIR. KeIly's Children VIII Give the Grand
est Parade of the Year.


est Parade of the Year.
New YoRK, October l6.-The TammAnJ
Hall Ratification Committee, Of which Com
missioner Thomas s. Brennan is chairman
met Yesterday to make arrangements for
the ratification of Cleveland and Hendricks
The main meeting is said to be held in
Tammany Hall, and Judge Charles P. DAILY
is to be invited to preside. There are to be
two stands in front.of Tammsny Hall, three
in Union Square, and one for German
speakers, at the corner Of Fourteenth street
and Irving place.
The district organizationsthat are to take
part in the parade viii assemble in their re-
spective districts and march to Union Square
over routes designated by the grand mar
shal. This is designed to prevent clashing
and confusion. Commissioner Thomas s.
Brennan was selected as Grand Marshal
BE says the display viii be the largestin the
history of Taumsny Hall.
The speeches at Tammsny Hall Will In
clude Thomas A. Hendricks, Senator Bay
ard, ex-senator Pendleton of Ohio; Daniel
voorhees,, of Indiana; Speaker Carlisle Of
Kentucky; Wade Hampton, Of South Caro-
lima; Senator German, of Maryland; Con-
gressmen Cox, Hewitt and Dorsheimer and
several others
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A BLOODY MURDER.
A Sheep Herder Kills Former Employ

A Sheep Herder Kills n Former Employer.
DENVER, October l6.-Yesterdsy morn.
ing Nate B. Perkinson, sheep herder, rode
up to the house of folmer employer, Derby
P. Payne, a small sheep owner, living three
miles from Deer Trail water station on the
Kansas Pacific road, forty miles from Den
yer, and after refusing Paynes invitation to
breakfast called him outside and demanded
thirty dollars balance due for work. Payne
replied he had no money then bot hoped to
have in a few days when he would settle
Perkinson upon this drew a revolver and
fired three shots, the first of which passed
entirely through his body killing him in
stantly. Perkinson gave himself up into
the custody of an officer. After waving ex
animation he was taken to Denver and
lodged in Jail He claims Payne made a
motion as # to draw a pistol, and he there
fore shot in self-defense. Payne was
highly respected citizen.
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: WHEELING. W. FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER III

headquarters tonight from 'Ashtabula and
Wood counties, these being the last to re-
port and completes the list. Revised fg-
ares give Robinson a plurality of ll,42l.
Tins shows Republican gain
OF 26,053, and Democratic
gain of 2,l02. In Sc counties
Republicans made all their gains, and Dem
ocrats in the rest The Republican gain in
the Iural district is equal to their plurality.
Chairman 0gilvie comedies the election Of
Elburry in the Eleventh district. The del
egsticn to Congress win stand IL Demo
Gratis and 10 Republicans.
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SAYINGS OF GREAT MEN.

l see that my "Extrs" must he continued.
-Murst Hslstesd.
Oh! Why did | sccep;!-N. Gof.
I'm tickled to death-what an escape
". P. Hubbard.
Springer vindicsted me, so su satisfied.
&C. ". Atkinson.
Who struck Billy PattersOu?-C. Burdett
Hart
Where is that Office l was to receive?-O.
G. Sco6eld.
Good Lord Who opened the door7-
Frank johnson.
'It beats helr'-John Frew.
Is the postofice safe?-Hush h Sterling.
Killed in the house of my friends
Maxwell
Forward my mail to the State House
E. Willis Wilson
Give me something bracing.-B. B.
Doyener.
I,anvthing left?-W. J. ". COwdeu.
Mv reassment 5 eniorsed--Jos Miller.
I'm foot taller and growing every hour.
Jake Jackson
Is there balm in Gilead?-W. Il. d.
Flick.
Twas nOsa caudidAte..this yeaF.-Johu NJ
Mason.
There is no place Ike home except
Chicago. S. Howell.
The melancholy days are come.-Joh1
| Hutchinson.
| Somebody hold me while l laugh-h
w. Dunsvsy.
Is the earthquake overf-Spencer Ssarn'
Still remain a workingman.-J. d
I Burt.
Il told you so. Edward Robertson
l secured 3 school beforehand-J, n
| EaNdsll
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SLIPPING DOWN.
The Republican Majority Not Much After

The Republican Majority Not Much After
All.
WASHINGTON, October l6.-Republicans
have been somewhat demoralized today by
the receipt OF kilograms from Ohio stating
that Robinsons majority for Secretary o:
State will not be over 5000, while some
place it at half those figures. A. N. Ctspp,
chairman of the Republican finance com.
mittee was one who received private tele
gram placing the maximum majority for
Robinson at 5000. He said at one
o'clock this afternoon, Il don't believe it
can be possible; however, Robinson was
scratched very much by anti.Prohibition
voters, and should he receive the minimum
given him by Democrats now, which is $500
the remainder Of the ticket may have over
$4,000. l said some weeks ago that We
would carry Ohio BY 10000 and don't pro
pose to believe it less than that figure until
see the official returns There has been
a rood deal ofjubilating over these late re-
turns by the Democrats. They affect to
consider that they have won a victory, and
say that Republicans have to fight the bat
tie over again. A Democrat who attended
Clevelands reception and the business men s
meeting IN New York last night, says dis
patch Was received there saying Robinson s
majority would be less than 5000, aud that
over a quarter million dollars was raised to
carry New York aud Indiana. The more
leyel-headed Republicans here say that this
reduced majority Of Robinson ) will be no
'backset to the party next month, but will
simply FIRE the management up to renewed
determination 10 win.
Close to 10, 900.
COLCNBrs, October l6.-0ficisl returns
from Tuesday election are coming usloW-
" to both State headquarters, and Demo,
Gratis Concede the State ticket BY 1887
majority. while the Republicans estimate the
majority st l0,742 The Democratic com
mittee claim eleven Of the twenty-one Con
-ressmeu sIiu consider the Eleventh district
doubtful, and say it will require the official
returns to decide No figures are given on
this disfriC, at either place.
The oGiciaI Vote of One County.
DAYTON. October l6-The official couu;
| Of Montgomery county is as follows:
Secretary OF Sts;e-Nswman ll,640
! Robinson 1921.
Judge Supreme COurt-ASstin ll,6l6
johnson 1881
Board Of Public Works-Benfer ll,545
Fhckenser ll,06l.
Judge Second Circst-Hank 1881
Dougberty II, $50, MesSer ll.+SS, ShAnct
lilo, Stewart O,755, Williams 1884
CoAgress-Andersos 1851, Ssnks H.,
224.
Total number of electors 24.TS0. in
crease over last fall 1904 Wills Repubh
can, Sheriff, received q majority. Bal
snee Of Democratic eounty ticket elected
A SliSAt Increase.
CosHocroS. o., October l6.-Coshoctol
county official returns increase the Repub
Ecan gain six, making net gain OF thirty
two. Wilkins, Democrat for Congress
carries the county By seVenty-eight less thA'
in leo2.
ConSressmen Elected.
CoLuMBUs Ono October l6.-The TO
lowing Congressmen are elected:
L INI,lA
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BROOKLYKS BARBECUE
Attended BY Tens Of Thou
sands
Cheering Lustily For the Great
Leader,
STEPHEN GROVER CLEVELAND,
The Nations Choice and the Hope
Of the Country
A Magnificent Demonstration that
Shows the Esteem in Which
Our Candidate is
Held.
STEPHEN GROVER CLEVELAND,

New YORK, October l6.-Governor Cleve-
land arose early this morning looking fully
refreshed after the fstigaing experiences Of
last night. While at breakfast the Dele
gate Reception Committee in Brooklyn ar
rived and entered the Governors apart
ments. He joined them shortly before
9 o'clock and the committee with their guest
Immediately descended to the carriages in
waiting at the Twenty-third street entrance
to the hotel and drove on Broadway to Brook
lyn bridge In the carriage with Governor
Cleveland were Adjutant General Farms
worth, Of his staff, and Mayor Banks, OF
ALBANY.
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FrixhtfuI Accident.

HARRISBURG, Pa, October l6.-A shock
ing accident occurred here to-day. Miss
Lizzie Wallace in getting of the Cuuber,
land Valley railroad tram stepped in front
of another that was moving. Harvey Eos
ter, a checkman, promptly spraug to her
rescue, but both were run down in an in,
slant. Miss Wallace was cut to pieces and
lied instantly. Foster had both legs
nangled and almost torn of. he cannot
ecoyer. Miss Wallace was delegate to
he Womsn's Temperance Convention ID
session here.
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Forest Fires.

HAsNoxroy, n. J. October l6.-The
forest fires at Big Egg harber swamp has
already DESTROYED seventy acres of va liable
cedar timber belonging to Elias Russell,
causing loss Of several thoasand dollars.
The extensive cranberry bog Of the At
!autic company viii be totally destroyed.
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c.. -uE ROBERTSON, Of New York,
.ls..s,s .4e Wes: Virginia election a yir-
"a. 7.c,s-y Tor the Republicans. Inow ex-
r... t-,avs 20 see the State 90 Repubh-
a- q Member. IF the Collector is as
air. g. n h.s prediction that New York
-i the nation will 90 for BLAINE as on
6-s. Virginia. b. viii be compelled to
lcs;a he New York custom hOuse on or
l7r-. Nt-.l {
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The Thunder's Thoughts

LoNDoX, October l6.-The Times this
morning devotes leader to American poll
tics. Apropos the Ohio election it says:
Ohio continues loyal to the Republican
party. 1t is unlikely she will reverse the
majority of $1,000 in November. The
presidential contest is now narrowed to New
York and Indiana No great issues have
been raised during the campaign. Personal
questions have been more debated than
tariff or civil service reform. When this
election has been decided free trade will
probably become the dominating and divid-
mo question in America
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NsavOrs debility, indicated By loss o
memory universal lasstude, constant fatigue
vivid dreaming, unnatural excisements,
tits Of dizziness, ETC., is quickly cared BY
using DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sar
saparills. This remedy pun6es the blood
strengthens the weak portions OF the body
cuiets the nerves, produces dreamless slan
Der, and is the only remedy that Pernan
emily cures the many distresstl ailment
rasrltinr frnm nerYons debility
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rHE NEw YORK DEMONSTRATION

Ihe grand demonstrations in New York
ID EEooS,ya in honor Of GsovsR CLsvE-
..'>o VII. are recorded in the history of
popular asseu54ges as something phenom-
a-a.-y Imposing. The celebration at night
'a' preceded oya barbecue that in itself
.-s an affair unprecedented in its way in
,-e matter OF political significance. In that
''s gathering OF merchants, bankers, brOk-
=, rrsrel2ntiie organizations and repre-
ssIiaa'es o: ;as interests OF American
'@'e and commerce, there
'S TO 5e recognized the vigorous
.'.eSi Q: an exceptionally influential
sHsn; Of the population against the pros
...a,.on Of ?artisasship to corruption, and
ne e'e7a'ion OF dishonesty to ofRes. The
-.''2''y knows to-day how the business meu
The ~--::4s33fohs s!aHd in regard to the
.-es,on OF the succession TO lie Presidency
I'D tbs;r action, unusually demOnstrA,iye
~ that class OF citizens, cannot fail to
a;eDg,hen the support Of the Democratic
acAet throughout the land.
Sdli more impressive, still more inspiring
Sas 2e grand uprising last night, irresPee
0eOfparty, for The expression Of that en-
ihOGAsm that sgelIs the popular heart II
'shAlt Of the standard bearer whose esadi
iaCy represents me cause OF honesty l
sOEsrnneRL To have witnessed the sPe'
iaele Uf,he marching Of those hosts and II
assembling Of The mulutudss to bear vi
ness before the country to the uneSenPl'
zeal and devotion Of that grand army
psnCCrats, reinforced BY Republicans vi
'tPGdiA,e BIuSE and his msthodA Was
lave seen the unmisiaksbls sign that :
astrCPOEs ~iI poll vote fOs CLEysLA
tsi vii inslrc he State 10 the Democrat
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A WEAK CYCLONE
Meaning the Alleged Great Ohio
Victory.
The Republican Majority Keeps
Creeping Down
And the Gain in Congressman Not
So Great
AS WAS FIRST REPORTED.
The Publications Over the Result
are Insignificant and Who'll
Iy Free From En-
thusiasm.
As WAS FIRST REPORTED.

REPoRTs from Ohio yesterday brought
the Republican majority in that State down
to about ten thousand. This will not be
changed much by the final returns The
Democrats have eleven Congressman and
the Republicans ten, as indicated below:
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The Bargain Sinking In the Nostrils
Of the True Men Of
Both Parties.
Returns and Estimates From Forty
Seven Counties.
A Victory That in Size. BriIIiancy
and Completeness Tsrrifss the
Radical Bosses and Par
aBZss the Rank
and File.

The following are the latest estimates on
the majority for Wilson in this State. These
figures are subject to revision. As shown
by this table the Democratic majority is
1865, with seven counties yet to hear from,
which, it is believed, viii increase the ma
ioritv 70 5000.
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Republican SIajorities.
Total
Not Heard From.
Randolph County.

BzvERLY, October 10 Exclusive. !
The largest vote ever cast in Randolph
county was polled Tuesday, reaching total
of l,733. The majorities on the State
ticket are as follows Wilson $50, Judges
Wood and SNYDER 656, Hutton, for State
Senate, 500; Republican gain on head Of
ticket Of l24.
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>~,-.s C,NpgN ;elegrsphed the New
RS Herald the evening Of the election that
lie -y@yc-a:ic majority would De between
. a1i 1000. The final returns viii
- Ia ne Senator did not miss the
= - IL 1910 rr.as
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II hundreds of instances where hot
Springs and other treatment failed to ture
scrOfala and syphiHtie disorders, the sufferer
has sought and found cure IN DR.. Guy
sotts Yellow Dock and Sarsaparills- II
enriehes the blood, strengthens the uriuarT
and digestive organs. and quickly removes
All indications OF i'll health and blood dis
ease iron pimple to running sore, from
= headache 70 rheumatic pain. Its supe
riority over SH other blood purifiers anc
strengthening medicines Is admitted By al
| Who test iss earaiiYe elect and inaaeuce.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-17

Cy-. =. .. TAYLoR, Who was defeated 5y
.s-. W,syER \ the Seventeenth district,
u 4 7er7 close vote, IS talked Of 0y his ep'
...-s.as,.c admirers as a candidate for Gov
- =. -r-n raNt YEAR
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HALIFAX, October l6-The schoouer
Charles Valentine from this port, for Sid
1ey c. B. was totally wrecked at Dry
9rsksr, near I.ouisburg Tuesday night
No trace Of the crew can be found aud it is
believed all were drowned
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1>s'ys.Ae d, ling mistakes OF Managers
..ar,> : .-tg-u and A-NINsoN was IN
. .5s:r. Col JAWS NENeas 20 leave the
sac E.-.ry he campaign.
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The extreme penalty Of bigamy is t~c
mothers-in.lav, but the penalty for not at
tending to yonr cold, however tt ding it IS
will be lingering consumption. Take Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup sS soon as yoa detect
-, he ny r,aiu
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publican majority 2,l75, Republican gain
of 378; Medina. Republican majority 200,
Republican gain of 49S; Trumbull, Re
publican majority $500, Republican gain Of
1892.
Two More Counties.
COLUMBus, O., October l6.-Additional
returns give Carroll county Republican
majority Of FIVE hundred and ninety-tive,
Geauga county Republican majority oi
seventeen hundred and fifty.
st. ClairsyilIe.
ST. CLAIRSvILLE, October l6.- Exclu-
sive. The Republicans attempted to jol
lify to ght. 1t was miserable farce and
failure. Forty were in the procession, l6 col
ored and the rest boys. An attempt was ma ie
to cover the procession with bucket bat
failed A hogshesd would have done it.
After the farce was over the Democratic
boys, in an impromptu meeting painted the
town red and cheered loudly for Warner
and Kennan, and the cry Of Cleveland
drowned that OF Blaine.
10 DIN son 'ScratCneu Austtdh OL OohusOh
CoLUMBUs, October l6-0fficial returns
are coming in very slowly They indicate
that the Republicans will not carry the State
by over II 900 on the head Of the ticket
johnson, the candidate for Supreme Judge
who was expected to be cut on account Of
the Scott law, will lead Robinson by 1000
votes, while Fickinger for Board of Public
UarL, ill bava O. hout Is 000 rluro litv
The Prohibitionists claim they cast 10000
votes. The Greenback vote was nearly lost
sight Of Mckinley beats Paige by fully
1000, showing that tariff was the issue.
Hurd, the free trader, is also beaten. The
Democratic Legislature in dividing the State
inte Circuit Court districts, fixed it so as
to carry FIVE. The Republicans have turned
the tables on them, and carried five dis
tricts, electing fifteen of the twenty-one Cir
cult Court iUdges.
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r. new Superintendent Of State Schools
-ss a.. other State candidates in Ohio
eyga.r. This Is = handsome compliment 10
w Nog.N from the Metropolitan city IN
H., SAFE
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u.. coaa:y having made her sa6seriP-
- 70 the cau1on 5all line 0y handsome
is nos 70 order for the railroad to
-.---.-- a--.r aa-LE taE
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Good Ners for River Men.

LOursyILLE, October lS.-Ru5els Hock'
a dangerous formation in the Ohio at the
fan. wss blasted this afternoon BY Govern
ment employees. Almost every steamer
aFnat suffered from this rock. Boats
scraped their bottoms and disointed their
bulls against the treacherous ledges. Here
!, was the James D. Parker went Gown,
River men viii be glad to know Of the de-
-.-,,c,;or oF the mex
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II Is well to know the best remedy for
coughs and colds. soreness OF the throat and
lungs, consumption and slf pulmonary dis
eases. is Dr. Wistars Baisam of VIII
| Ch-u7 u qeisklg Nk5s Inflammation al
checks decay.
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nag votes as she shot shouts the
,:7 sl.r: Philadelphia Press, and the
--s.-zaa deputy marshals seem to have
.......-a- rs1ola voted.
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Patent Medicines,

As rule, have the reputation Of imposing
On the credaEty Of the public in the shape
of airoitly concoc,ed advertisements aud
other devices 10 catch the eye Of those who
are suffering. But we desire to say that
srift's Specific Is. S. s } Is decided er'
esption 20 this rule This remedy is man
ufsetured in Atlanta, Ga and IN oar treat
ise on blood knd SGa diseases ve give the
endorsement Of many Of the prominent
people Of our city and State. IL p true "
are spending q large amount in sdyeriis
irg. for We think it our duty to humanity u
do 90. The wonderful development In th'
treatment Of Cancer alone. wouh make !
our duty to lave il known 70 every snaefe
in the World. We have medical Offices 10
free consultation at No. l5s w. I'D 81
\. l., 1905 Chestnut St, Pkiladeiphia
and s, TIE home Office
Trestise On Blood aud slaa Usessc
taaiied free
The C~ifi Ssqcifc q n.Avs,s. i'i.n.'
c. $50 " ~ Il 4 sci -
R.ltngi 81. itls
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ra. county Democratic candidates re-
I'D zs,oriaes IN the following order
u,r,,y Hooy, NrrCHELL, PHELuPs, ZANE