davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-06-05
Legal Notice.

Hannah E. Amber vs. Glen B. /. Amber.
DEFENDANT will take notice that on the
~ 18th day of May, 1884, the plaintiff filed
in the court of common pleas of Belmont
county, Ohio, her petition for alimony, and
charging the defendant therein with abandon
ment of said petitioner without good cause,
and praying that she may be allowed alinOny
out OF defendants real estate, described in
said petition. Said petition will be for hear
Hg the first day of the next term of said court
or as soon thereafter as possible.
HANNAH E. AMBLER.
L. Lanford, Atty for Petitioner. 522>6t
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-06-05

SCALED Heads with loss OF hair without
number. heads covered with dandruff and
Infants, many of which since birth had been
u mass of scales
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-06-05

Cutlcuia Remedies are abso utely pnre and
the only real blood purifiers and skin beauti-
ners, free from mercury, arsenic, lead, zinc or
any other mineral or vegetable poison what
ever.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-06-05

Outicura Soap. an exquisite skin beautifier
and toilet requ, site. prepared from Cuticura,
IL indispensable In treating skin diseases,
bady humors. skin blemishes, rough, chapped
or oily skin
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-06-05

itching, burning and scaly tortures that
baff1ec even relief from ordinary remedies
soothed and healed as If by magic;
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-06-05

Outicura, the great skin cure, instantly als
lays itching and imfiammat alton clears the skin
ami scalp. heals ulcers. and sores and restores
the hair,
Evening star., 1884-01-01

The View Year opens literally, but we trust not
f-uTiJiFeIy, under q cloud. w extend our com
pliments and CONCENTRATIONS to ,atr readers and
Wish them hlpp.ncSs ami prosperity ia 1884
lhi5 Is tt- day OF good resolutions, and no
doubt the usual number Will be Il.,ip Sevor,l
gentlemen vii resolve 10 get the p-esid,n.taI
n'iriilati n. Nr. Morrison. We are told is resolved
On t;tff r'forIn; M cobb IS resolved 10 o., har
lr'ih The railroads i tFi.ie Of forty or fifty milton
acres Of forfeited land grants. ana The Railroad
mi-Lates arc equally determined not TO civ. them
III; MI Cox and Nr. Springer have resolved 10 he
good and take their com'nl,tee assignments Ftrz
JoAA Porter Is more resolved than ever 10 ge. his
fsis anu pay: aud - on: in large number OF liz
81 ,i.ees tlat Ellgir be citc!
IL Is leap year. and The ladies' have now an On
PORT that VII Lot come again, If neglected
Ill 1855. '
Evening star., 1884-01-01

IN az art - nrad"j ''C0ru ring sal skins - tho
Nf-v lo-k ~ s-s.,sS of the ..trrlu. Old Prs
q. "i IN. Ait@Sa commercial Company our
c7'mpor2ry >h9Gd know that tho rer-on.,.-.. thris
ir--Fer''r referred u Is the junior member ~ tho
-'fet >.ts >ansfr from one - tG" Pacific states
"fr'fa. J." mas D.: BAT Il Is nj Itsey IN At he win
7 -.t te9, caHei ''o.L~ Fiuv-two +, Tie .t,,,. -.
a'-=i't'i'ss~ - the sum toJ III his wears. accord
IA - tle 'ff-r5sSi'uJl Directory That. .10ar,,o
II . l. ta3s words 2opd-. AMI o,c.3pylny "a pubic
p.a'-9h 9. a.-f.'T a,.i power dJe--, mean !, lack
o interest " nar-s5,v .ff i~S or ,r- ~ ,,,,.if =,
successfully lola after chem.
Evening star., 1884-01-01

Loe3'iv. Washington eonuof complain Of the wear
pa; eniea Trade haS Iraea go"l ,n,i th,, cty has
''iS-FrL ne H'd.tA ,tt'i,.i's of lS>3 are very
i'''if'-!aE 1At ought to Silence anr talk about
'i...ltrll' Bsl!,I.15 has continued "a = rero.,r
1 A"f degree, and the steady demand for house,
SHOWS tn3t the incrcsS. u acronnod.til7 h..S NOT
b''n -p.eu...5i'e- The value o1 uaI ia, a,,o
s'7t.ii.F All h-aly increased The District GOV
'risse.. LIS -fvsa pr-t-y cna-tl satisfaction am,
ta-s-'Y Is -fooia; more ,,ad more popular yearly
W.. Cly.-r,---
Evening star., 1884-01-01
WH.r Shall | GvE UrM,.

is APIZZIINi QUESTION IT'S EASY FNoTTGH
To FIND THINGS FOR TIRE HERS IN FACT TUE
VARIETY Is EMBARRASSING: But THE SFIEC-
tlNN OF PRESENT FOR THE MALE SEX Is
MORE DIFFICULT. WE HAVE KNOWN LADIES
TO PRESENT THEIR HUSBANDS WITH USEFUL
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES. AND IFS NDT A BAD
IDEA; BJT If IoU WISH To GIN THE MAN
SOMETHING FOR PERSONAL Use The LIST To
CHOOSE FROM * RATHER SHORT
CLOTHES ARE STAPLES-A1.NAYS IN DEMAND
WHY MOI NEW SUIT Ok Oh ERCOAT? IF SO
Ne SHALL BE PLEASED To HAVE GOU BUY OF
Us; AND SHOUI ID YOU SELECT SUIT OR OVER
COAT WE WILL DELIVER II To YOU On CHRIS T.
MAS MORNING
SIoiiE OPEN UNTIL IL O'CLOCK TONIGHT
GEORGE SPRANSY,
ONE-PRICE CLoTHIER AND TAILOR
d1! a., sENLSIH tRIET
Evening star., 1884-01-01

Now TINT France IS pretty sure She wants 10
hsht. china Is pretty sure She doesn't. and IS it
TAKES two 10 maze a quarrel, the prosna,r Of \
petceab.e adjust n-n oI The Touquin troub1es *
STU good The London I,s,es thinks the two M
'l';l9 ought to - - bnac sun for up l.lyte and
-,'iil it ot their d i=s.5y, AMI J. France viii
EiSrea % 1T III the American 40. ana China win
pTomiae not 70 s..uG-e IN the Iie- .t,r C.,1ra NE
a.-t. consent 20 IN the quarrs.l rD IN a manner
satisfactory to al con.erne.
Evening star., 1884-01-01
IfPyIeyE of the Year.

The year Just cp-ci has been aNut:ul m many
ways Natgo herself has been restlsS The
sfi rT'r.-d has ~fiu Ii,rri auI foIacs have burst
fOrt strrEiI- 20 the sies vt't sUtnti-irS Of dust
tnat many tLi.-ls. sti inlt lie veil IN In" upper
a a5'.s's7Afre. Tn" more nrdiutrr course ~ nature
has ben inara"i br many striking incI lcnts The
cr2iS have proved IT. h1t uneven. and the har-
yes W, n ended with anxiety
Al tf.- IT as OF II-tI. not able events have
cure n al tIe Import ant reIet0u< ~ HE No
star' In, Tes1US movement hl, IleraeI the year,
uG@sr the s'.cec>~ 4 the False prophet deserve
sun a niine- Ti.are hevr been several curious
eEid6 E..-s of religious excitement however such
s. th.' Invasion Il c.ty by the salvation ARMY
Eal i deserve WORT from The historian OF the
TIN, There has also been stronger EFFORT than
usual r9a,i' 10 suppress p1ls-J any BY statute. one
o. Two moral mJTril"4.> dt>grvr notice. such as
Siie effort IN l.A The dr,.gs of society which set
Le IL r-c elites. 1li 10 promote Temperance re-
foriG amor" all Clr>saS.
In government much has happened ot great con-
SeIicEoe 2a7-sbFy he first formal steps have
oeei taken = the sri,;o .~t'irlI governments OF
Furope 90 combine ac ..-lst the only republic OF
ca >-'ou~ >sreart. t.at II - ever secured a foot
hC-t 80 That continent. The isolation Of modern
Frame L again rs compete. apparently. as when
Europe coGuiIed aEJln-t The RepuD,ic OF the
Firm. Ii revolution. NcC en- ii NJ said that a Ma
POI n .a', vt app srai TO make good the odds.
Ia, fra.4 troop have lately shown something of
Sie4t .. .-I am, v3or tB the Last. however, and
tht, NY 80 o. EacGa Sa,tta.
6.st5 h.i. In aaa pissed through fremIlCus
ytif ti5t t.l- q u"Fv on with many baffiIq- df-
s.t5e~in tIr PttI %; her responsible Governors
s. t.ts t1-,i EHl 20 b. trltniIHpus. but fl re-
II,l-~ - o. -E whether The ItI~,ila plan OF deal
H. "lta d.s....,.JI : I'll. W.sSt ,tiI safest il the
hon. r1a.
Or"e.n laEt has had a ycstr of peace and ease
l, rs l'srN 'JeTi1plitse~. somuch 50 That ut
Evening star., 1884-01-01

HoLrpar FrRs
- HANDSOME GARMENTS TO SELECT FROM
Sea- skin Sseques new laterns made 10 III the form:
al lengths. low prices
Mins Lined and MINK Tail Border Circulars from s.5
81
Squirrel Lined. from ss5 to san
GH1NCHiIIA LINED
Quilted Lined Circulars and naiusns rSiuced
pr1c.~ The best goods in the market q; the prices
marked
tsaver Cares with Rolling Collars and Nur to mstch
vi! and onlete assortment of ladies and Misses
furs. al lowest market prices
seal skin Gays for t,ci:lsunsu. in all SHAPES Sole
AK"Its Tor DuIlaYs New York Hats in silk Opera aud
Derby.
HnLErT RUoFF
Hatters and Fur-ierS
do Sos P,nnsy lvaIlIa
Evening star., 1884-01-01

The necessity for prompt and efficient household
ees IL day growing more imperative. and of these
iustetters Stomach Btters is the chief in merit and
the most Popular IrreEalarity of the stomach and
bowels malaial fevers. liver complaint debility rh u
lnati-In and MINOR ailments. thoroughly conquered
by tins incompatible family restorative and medicinal
safeguard and II il justly REGARDED as the purest and
most com! hensive remedy of its class
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally jal
Evening star., 1884-01-01

The following Lots being somewhat soiled we close
out below cost. The very Finest Goods at
the price of the inferior:
25 Might Gowns Robe Front Pride of the Westr Cot.
ton. - -. reduced ~ 81 9S
- Ni2ht Gowns. Irish point trimmed yoke back and
'front.'. double rufie in neck 236S. reduced 81 IS
'3 Sh rt Cnderskirts, best cotton tucked 5Oc re-
duc,d to 5Sc.
- pair Cotton Drawers. wide Hamburg Inserting
tucked Las. re4lI, ,i to sS,' per pair
81 Skirts Lace trimmed two of wide lace insert.
l!' lace eT.-e, scralcr ruh 81 ID reduced to S225
IA lar Drawers. best cotton trimmed in e,ouiste
style with finest embroidery. lfS reduced TO Sl25
Also 2i3 Garments representing the very finest goods
In 1dtt the hE prices have been compelled to ask
has retHrrt tnt SALE consequently they somewhat
shoH.SoTn." The prices however have b--cn greatly
r"t1'ff- so We would advise you to CALL EARLY OF
the sizes Will be iIcoIupIete
Evening star., 1884-01-01

In OnDrn To Avon
THE REPETITION OF AN INCIDENT THAT oC.
CURED FEW DAYS AGO, wH1cH VIZ WILL
RELATE, A couNrRYMAN CAME TO THE STORE
JUST AS THE DOORS WERE BEING OPENED AND
countryman-Do you keep beys closhasi
Salesman-Yes sir
Countryman- What's the price for suit to 1t boy
thirteen years Of age!
Salesman-From five dollars to twenty
Countryman-rn bring the chap here in little while
to set one Of your i've dollar suits
About four hours afterwards he to the store and
wanted to the he had spoken to in the morning
On finding him he said:
well sir here's the lad point to slender speci-
men of humanity. six feet in height.
Is that the BOY? queried the salesman
That's him." said our country friend
You had better buy him mans suit; it would come
nearer. We can't fit him in boys clothes"
iney. and said:
You can't make me pay for me ms clothes for BOY
THAT AMT HALF DONE GROWING"
WE TELL THE STORY 50 AS TO PREVENT
MOTHERS OR FATHERS OR GUARDIANS OR
AUNTs FROM CALLING FOR SIZES WE DO NOT
have IN CHILDREN'S GOODS
OUR s27s. PLUSH TRIMMED
CH1LDs ovERcoATs.
WE HAVE IN SIZES THAT WILL FIT BOYS
FROM ~ TO YEARS OF AGE
REMEMBER WE HAVE NOT ONE OR TWO
OF THEM, But OVER ONE HUNDRED OF
THEM.
A. sAKs l. CO.,
s1e AND SIS SEVENTH STREET.
d3l
Evening star., 1884-01-01
READY FoR The UoLIDAYs.

READY FoR The UoLIuAYs.
OUR cUsToMFRs AND THE PUBIC GENERALLY
ARE RESPECTFULLY INVITED OCAILAT
The BALTIMORE STORE. 9cs SEVENTH
STREET NORTHWEST,
And inspect their choice and most reason
able prices. We mention
Coed Black Dress Silk 5c Sc 81 90 81 a5 to 81 so
Black Satin Ela'!amc. 9Dc. 81 30 and 81 %
Black Rhadzimir. Sl25 This article never before
sold Tor less taI ; 10
Fine 24-nch Bonnet Silk. 81 A. well worth 500
Colore Dress Silks Closing out Come and e1-
anime them.
Black and Colortd Satins-al desirable shades
Six Pushes, Silk Nelvcts Neveteells Embroidered
Flanrsls.
Ourstock of BLACK and coLoRED CASHMEREs. We
are creating little breeze IN these goods because they
have been marked al prices that be- made by our
competitors 1t Will pay to look the Dress Goods uf
ali kinds-at hard pan prices
Large stock OF Fine Alpaca and Silk Umbrellas for
presents. ranging from 81 30 TO SIS 0)eaeh
On our second foVr We have opened handsome
SHAWL, SKIRT. AND CLOAK DEPARTMENT. and
We promise to supply friends with fresh and desir-
able articles in this line.
L. BEHREND'S BALTIMORE STORE.
Soo oI- In u NORIHNEST.
HANDKERCHIEFS FOR THE MILLION
Beautiful Silk Haldkerchiefs. 15c-. &c. 35c. 45c.
and SOC
Immense bargain in Silk Handkerchiefs. at SOC /:
value 800 Finer grades and extra size 75c 81 O0
81 25 upwards.
Special Holiday Handkerchief embroidered &c each /;
colored border. SC: better each linen hemstitcled
aa..l- hnn nlr.I An-..r
laundered. pnre linen, 11Itc each
Zine HeIstitched Handkercliefs. in white and col
ored border, pure linen 25c.. &c. and SOC
Mourning Handkercefs, in variety from 25c up
Sheer Linen Embroidered HAndkerchiefs in a dozen
packages 81 90 and 81 %
Holiday Boxes containing Ldozen Handkerchefs
5Oc. ,5c., 81 20 and 81. 80 each
SPECIAL BARGAIN IN KID GLOVES
a-Button length. Mosquetares only SOC pair
6-Hook Foster kid Gloves 15c: usually S1U0
4-Button length. 75c.: value. &lO0
3-Button Trevere, every pair warranted s1O0
5-Hook Princesse every pair warranted 81 25
Our best Mosquetaires. 81 IS; every pair warranted
Also full line of Mems Boys, and Ladies' fur top Kid
DOgskin and Buck Gloves.
Fine Cashmere Gloves III black and colors
OUR GREAT DRIVE IN CHILDREN'S HOSE
$50 Dozen solid color ribbed sizes to 81, only 1sc
EACH worth 25c.
CoRsETS AND UNDERWEAR CHEAPER THAN
EVER.
The Best SHIRTS in the market Soc 75c and 81 90
each.
CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS. the best, Soc
BLANKETS. slightly imperfect ST., Sl50 and 50
per pair.
FINE AND PERFECT GOODS. $500, s4oo, $500,
upwards.
COMFORTS, FLANNELS CASSIMERES. and Do
MESIICS. Come and them hey ii
way down.
Closing cut wAMsUTTA SHEFT1NG in ends
L. BEHREND'S BALTIMORE STORE.
dit sos SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
Evening star., 1884-01-01
EVENING DREss FABRICS.

SEATON PERRY
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER)
BLACK AND NH BEADED SATIN TABLIERs.
RICH TWO-IONt BROCADED VELVET AND SATIN
DRESS FRONTS
MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF LYONS SILK vEIvFTS
RAnLINEIS oTToMANS. SAIINS. BRO
C1HtS RIAn ANE.S AND CIR 1S-GRAIN sIiKS
ENENlNG WEAR
BLACK AND tpLORFD BROCADE yFTyrTS At
REDUCED PRICES
EVEXING GATZES, ILLUSIONS. CREPE DE
CHIMES AND CANTON CREPES
PERlNOT'S CELEBRATED KID GLOVES
FRINGE BK9ADCLOTHS AND TRICOTS FOR La
DIES II HiBIGS " >
LADIES SILK HOSIERY IN GREAT VARIETY.
GREAILl REpJEED PRICES ON ALI, WINTER
WEaPS JACKETS. NEWNARKETS, RUSSIAN
AND ri h-llNED IliCt LARS.
CCMtLETE STOCK OF GERMAN AND 1pISH
itSkN IABLE CLOTHS, ALL WIDTHS SIZES
DAN ASk y XAPhINs; DOYLEYs. TRAY CLOTHS,
MATCH ~
BAtGAi>S Ga. : N TOWELS. MARsEILLEs QUILTS.
rsT-StECIAI. APARI MN FOR DISPLAYING
Il ShtnODS BI GA>-iIGHr
!, =. th0itL ,L GOODS. PLAIN fIuURES AND COR.
SEATON PERRY.
Perry Building
pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th street
Established ls4O 400
Evening star., 1884-01-01

inuin ns ne very choice. ar styis n fire ia.
ila~E Ia 2 =. kupt-a. Tlf low j. very la ss-
stlfTlit1l. riaIu
SllA ~ Linen HaldAersHs- great Harieis- and
"a Walt
W hAVeerurrG some ID, -af slarl silk NFLtEI
All NilA- tn'I.S Vl a. Slu aryi. Wliif=h.
qlaIity; uilslrI rissr1. As' ttull oi ri
ALL t'lfl Sti.hS. II ri sfi make bottom Iirl -
W H. some very nlld- II Istf.rl4s IA a.
NELhEi 1 ball ,,slurs
job m six Blark BRpC ADE u
luutiH L lilit.1 ,orEfH.u = a hlf- ~.
90 iuL A.-LIuea Knott. rTILsa Z "a lis S3a d01
1 ilIs Ns Il match y II hIy % tir -
Anotlrer oh lot NJ Ghlll.vAS I.laued Fun Esr7sls.
HUSE. - .. pair.
,sMs Wit an exam. latiOn " tl.is stock. o. ~
Evening star., 1884-01-01
REcrrrIoss. p PARr1Es.

The PALAIS ROYAL invites an inspection Of the NEW
- STOCK of Gloves, Fans. Lace Neckwear Jewelry
Handkerthefs. Furs. Umbrellas. t4ossamers
Perfumery. Ribbons. Flowers Feathers
kuchngs and Gents furnishings at
prices that defy competition
Evening star., 1884-01-01

GRAsD Opening
OF THE
GREATEST BARGAINS EVER 0FFTRFD
Having just returned from New York wIl.r I bouelt
their value: ~
3cases Dress Goods at 12lc worth 2,c
lulin's Dauble-Width Ca~lulerts 5bc
Silks. llu>hos ard kelyets
Ladies Jerseys. IL .25: Misses do 9Sc
G. Cloth for Cioakns. : 80
Curtain laces, l3c
Mons Ladies aud hdren's Underwear
IicsleTles, handkeTy :ieIs. Iac.s &r
ELTticTtd t.nli,f-ts to... worth \
Blankets 4 30 worth 81 -.
Also REDUCED the price on
CARPETS and Oilt'iUtLs
Table Olicl,th, .U,
Don't miss tlIs chance and call at
sIkASBUltG FRS CNew Storel
ol-iin 60 1th ST. bet Ii andL
Evening star., 1884-01-01

'EHE SuPEi1oE1TY OF The NEW AMERICAN.
iHti.iEe j. rocoeili7cd and &C cknowledeed 10y
iie i.lE !!'s ciaiCl AUTHORIZES as the mos. si,n,j
aC !iZh"> fJ.li.g liigi, arm Machine ever l.ar All
W. afl2 Paris ati" OF the finest steel No holes tn
I'M ad; livery L aclne warranted Tor five years and
talttd 10 operate III five minutes
imS''iass hia' hines OF Other Elakcs from $40 up.
All kinds rented and repaired
c. AUFRBACH,
Corner 7th and streets
Storr N1A~'''A'e "Al ,aa'
Evening star., 1884-01-01

Fon New YEARS RECEPTIONS.
MANDARIS, TANGERINE and FIORIDA ORANGES
MALAGA GRAPES, DEHESA RAISINS
PAPEK SHELL I.M0NDS. SPANISH OLIVES.
Tiny TINS BONELE,S SARDINES
WHITMAN'S INSTANTANEOUS CH0COTaTr
DUkkEE,S SALAD DRESSING, BARATARIA
CANNED FRESH LOBSTER, CANNED FRESH
Wines, Liqueurs Corals. Janaica Rum St Croiy Rum
We make d specially of Old Government" Java Coffee
80 OEO L. KENNEDY x son
dZo No 1909 street northwest
Evening star., 1884-01-01

ACTTRELLS
We VIII close ont our entire lot of Ialins wraps con-
Prime Cost 0' ' ' -
Fancy Dressing Cases. Satchels. SC. remaining stock
HOCSEKEEPERS' GOODS
Job lot OF Towels at less than wholesale urires
Blankets and Comforts at greatly reduced prices
sAll the leading brands of Sheetings Table Linens
Napkins. &c. A"''N A.Aen''
bleached and Brown Cartons at reduced prices
j. A. LUTTRELL 4 CO.,
40 sl7 Market Space
Evening star., 1884-01-01

EVENING DRESS SILKS. GAUZEs. CREPEs AND
ILLUSIONS, IN ALL SHADES. SHOWN UNDER
GASIIGHT
LARGE STOCK OF EVENING DRESS FRONTS -
BLACK AND COIORED SILK VELNETS, BEST
LYONS MAKE
BONNET. GUINET AND GIRAUD BLACK SILKS.
ALL QUALITIES
BROCADE fELVETS, AT A GREAT SACRIFICE
FINE SELECTION OF CHOICE CAMEI'S HAIR
SHAWLS. AT VERY Low PRICES
TRICOT AND BROADCLOTHS. IN ALL COLORS,
GRAY, DRAB RROWN &C
1E-PARTICULAR ATTENTION rs CALLED To
OUR STOCK OF WRAPpINGs. WHICH VIII Rr
SOLD VERY CHEAP
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-07-16
{ To the Negaunee Iron Herald, Mich.


For the past 20 years have voted for every
democratic candidate for President During
all that time have been in favor of pro
tective tariff
Until lately the tariff has not been made a
party issue
1t is true that in 1850 the democratic ma
tional convention inserted the famous tariff
for revenue only" plank in its platform. but
it was repudiated by the party managers
during the canvass.
During the past few months. however il
has become apparent that the great majority
of the democratic leaders in and out of Con-
gress have determined 20 abolish the present
American system if they obtain the control
of the government. and adopt in its stea the
British system OF free trade.
The late democratic state convention
adopted platform favoring a tariff for rev
euue only, and. as | understand. refused to
elect any delegate at large. unless he in
dorsed the tariff plank.
The democratic party, as is evinced by the
votes and opinions of tour-fifths oS its mem.
bers in the national house of representatives.
is in favor of a tariff for revenue only. 1t is
therefore apparent that protectionists must
cease to be members of the democratic party
or else adopt free trade principles.
As | believe free trade to be against the
interests of the country, | cannot longer re-
main a member of the democratic party.
Free trade, or more properly speaking. tar
i'll for revenue only. was first advocated in
Great Britain bv Adam Smith in his Wealth
of Nations" and was adopted by the British
government in 1876 Since that time it has
been known in political economy as the Brit
ish system, while the opposite doctrine-pro-
lection to home industry-is known as the
American system.
In advocating tariff for revenue only. the
democratic party of Michigan favors the i'm.
portation OF foreign goods, manufactured by
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-07-16
AMONG RAILROAD MEN
Popularity and U 'efulness of Dr.. Kennedy's
Favorite Re medy-A Thrilling Letter
from a Master Mechanic.

Master rechanc's and Superintendent Office,
Lowell Repair Shops of the Boston Lowell R.R.
Lowell. Mass, March rs, 1884.
DIR. David Kennedy, RondOut, n. Y.
Dear Sir: | think it is due to YOU thnt should
make the following statement, and make il volun-
tariy and willingly: On the 4th day of June, 1871
taken with what was called PARALYSIS Of
the bowels. The ,eizure was unexpected and terri
bic The stomach and other organs seemed to sym.
pathiZe with II and to have lost AL power of action
For loug time nv life despairei of, but at
length recovered far to be able to ride out.
Ry the advice of my physicians | visited Poland
Springs VT, hoping to benefit from the waters. But
they did me no good Neither the best phvsi-
clans of Lowe and Boston, whom | consulted, able
to afford me than transient relief. | gained no
strength. and NV app AIRED almost hopeless. In
the Fall II friend advised me to try kENNEDY'S
FNNORIr =. RE iEDT, aud although opposed to
a'enf medicines, | made the trial TO make Il long
story shOrt-F ,NORlrE REMEDY, in my opinion,
saved my life. consider il the best preparation in
the world for Sto 'ac1 difficulties, WelI as of the
Liver aud other organs | am glad to say it is in
general use among the K. K. men in this vicinity.
Yours, etc, A. J. CLIFFORD.
Mr. Clifford is the Master Mechanic of the Lowell
division of the Boston & Lowell Railroad, and his
illness and recovery are known to many who can
testify TO the facts in his letter
Use this medicine Tor all diseases of the Blood,
Kidneys, Liver, Stomach Bowels and skin. II may
save YOU or yours IRON pain and death.
Address, if desired. DIR. David Kennedy, Rondout,
n. Y. jylde0d&wDrlm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-07-16

large sums of money that the democratic
candidates for President ana Vice Presi-
dent will be defeated it looks like over
whelming democratic defeat. That is
what democrats in Maryland. New York
and New Jersey are doing. and what
democrats in Maine will do if they can
find anybody to take their bets.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-07-16
I,n All Broke rp!'s

This is the usual exclamation of one aff1ct-
ed with rheumatism, or lameness. Rheu-
matte people are indeed entitled to our sim
cere sympathy and commiserstion. Speedy
relief is offered them in DR.. Thomas Eclec-
trio Oil. 1t is the sworn enemy of all aches
and pains iulyl4+&wIw2p
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-07-16

Mr. Hendricks appears to be aware that
he is not yoked with Tilden this time. He
had better, however. have stirred up some
other man than Secretary Chandler.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-07-16

The New York Sun reminds its readers
who want to bolt, that "Mr Cleveland
has himself set the example Of entire in
dependence Of his party"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-07-16

There can hardly be any doubt that the
cholera has found foothod in Paris.
The reports about it are like those which
are always sent out by the authorities
when they wish to conceal something.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-07-16

A leading officer of the Knights of
Labor in Lynn says: cleveland is sure
to be whipped he vetoed every bill in the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-07-16

Sam Tilden slyly remarked that Cleve-
lands nomination would be popular
outs,de of State Some Cleveland men
this way are wondering what the old man
meant
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-07-16

The letter of the Philadelphia indepen-
dents to the independents of New York
and Massachusetts contained n great deal
OF good sound sense and honesty. But the
latter prefer to believe a lie and go their
way to destruction
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-07-16

The British newspapers are as unani-
nous for Cleveland as they were unani-
nous against Blaine. Cleveland as free
trader and toady to British power just
suits them