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CHICAGO, June 4.-The convention was
opened with prayer by Rev. John II. Barrows,
of Chicago. Mr.. Gary presented a memorial
Of the Maryland Temperance alliance, asking
the convention to adopt plank for the pro.
hibition Of the liquor traffic. Mr.. Massey, Of
Delaware, offered resolution for the adoption
of constitutional amendment to enlarge to
six years the term of the president and to rem
der him ineligible for reelection. Senator
Plumb sent up resolution declaring that
American land should belong alone TO citizens,
absentee landlordism having no place in the
policy of republic. After the documents had
been referred TO the committee on resolutions,
Mr.. Hawkins Of Tennessee, created a scnsa-
tion by proposition to suspend the rules and
pass a resolution pledging every member Of
the convention TO support It's nominee. Mr..
Knight, Of California, urged the passage Of the
resolution, claiming that no honest republican
would vote against II. George William Curtis
denounced the proposition as an insult IA
every delegate. Mr. Hawkins then withdrew
the resolution. The report Of the committee
on organization, selecting John b. Henderson,
OF Missouri, as permanent chairman, was
adopted. He was escorted 10 the stage, and
evoked considerable enthusiasm as he reviewed
the favorlte candidates. Mr.. johnson, OF Cali
| fornia, presented resolution fayOrlng an az.
| rlcultural department In the cabinet, and Mr..
| loar another favoring the right of women to
/ vote. An adjournment TO Z O'clock was then
taken The evening session only lasted half
an hour as the committee on credentials was
not ready TO report, and the convention ad,
| iourned TO l0oclock Thursday morning.
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Wherein III reach the conscience OF the king
And equally true is it that DR.. Pierce's
pleasant Purgativc Pellets" (thc orig
inal Little Liver Pills. are the most
cilcctual means that can be used to
reach the seat of disease, cleansing the
bowels and system, and assisting ma
turc in her recuperativc work. By
druggists.
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Those desiring 10 spend a few pleasant days,
weeks or months among tic famous summer
resorts Of Colorado, Minnesota or Iowa, can't
do hctlcr than accept the inducements of the
Great Burlington Route. Excursion tickets at
greatly reduced rates now on sale. Write for
book Of attractions and rates Of fare.
A. i, FoRMAN, Ticket Agent
1914 Union Ave, opp, Union Depot,
kNnsns Ciiy Mo
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BLAINE AND LOGAN,
Proceedings of the National Republic
can Convention at Chicago.
The Platform of Principles Unani-
mously Adopted Without Debate.
James G. Blaine, Of Maine, for President, and
John A. Logan, Of Illinois, for
Vice President.


CHICAGO, June 3,-Senator Sabin called the
convention to order at 12:25, and announced
prayer by Rev. Mr.. Bristol. After the sccre-
tary had read the call for the convention Scna
tor Sabin INDUCED in brief remarks, pro-
nouncing Chicago the birthplace Of republican
victory, from which point had been sent out for
public Endorsement the nominations of Lincoln
Grant, and Garfield. He closed by proposing
Powell Clayton as temporary chairman. Mr.
Lodge, of Massachusetts, msved to substitute
the name Of John r. Lynch, of Mississippi
An order that the roll be called on the question
caused prolonged debate. George William
Curtis urged that the convention might right
fully appoint its own head. Mr. Drummond,
OF Maine, claimed that Clayton had rendered
distinguished services to his country. Mr..
Carr, Of Illinois, hoped the convention would
not put down man carrying an empty sleeve.
Mr. Taft, Of South Carolina, said vast ma
jOrity of the southern delegates favored Lynch
as the truest representative of republicanism.
Other gentlemen voiced their views, when the
calling OF the roll was proceeded with for two
hours, the result being 43l votes for Lynch
and 3S7 for Clayton. The result was received
with wild applause. After the delegations had
named their committees, the convention adj
iourncd to II O'Clock on Wednesday,
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ANY Small Boy. With a Stick.

can kill tigcr-if the tiger happens
to be found when only n little cub. So
consumption, that dcadliest and most
feared of diseases, in this country, can
assuredly be conquered and destroyed
if Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery" be employed early.
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Dyspepsia, liver complaint, and kin
dred affections. For treatise giving sue
ccssful sGlf-treatmcnt address WORLDS
DISrENsARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,
Buffalo, N. Y.
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the medicine for mothers to have in the house for
tho children. 1t will cure coughs, colds, sore
throat aud regulate the bowels. Do not fail to
give il trial you will bo pleased with its charm
Ing effect Sold by all druggists.
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Paplllon Skin Cure is specific cure for oil
skin diseases Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Rash,
Inflammation, Insect Bites, lnordlnate Itching,
Ulcers, Cuts Wounds, Burns or Scalds, aud
all Scrofulous Eruptions,
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Special From Waltham, Mass.

Fifteen hundred watches are now
made daily at Waltham, and they are
better in quality, and lower in price
than ever before.
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MEssRs. KENNEDY & Co. My hair is grow
ing out so fast that can almost see II grow
ing myself, through the use of your Carboline
ID. NIXON.
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Green corn is being shipped from Florida
In Africa n breed of sober minded dogs with
out tails has been discovered. There isn't
wag among them.- Chicago Sun,
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PURIFY THE BLOOD with Eilert's Daylight
Liver Pills They act directly. on the Liver,
Stomach and Bowels being mild and cleansing
but never gripping or painful.
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SAVE YOUR HARNESS oiling with Uncle
Sans Harness Oil which will make It soft and
pliable. This is the best oil ever made for leather
Sold by all harness makers.
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PA Pill. n
PAPlLLON SKIN CURE.

An external means Of curing skin diseases. There
is scarcely any eruption but Will Yield to Papillon
Skin Cure Ordinary plmpcs redness, blotchcs,
scurf, roughncss, vanish as II by magic; while en-.
during skin diseases that have plagued the sufferers
for years however deeply rooted PapllOn Skin Cure
will successfully cure. 1t destroys the animaculao
which causes these unslghy irritable painful afTcc.
tiOns, and produces a clear healthy skin.
1t is specific cure for SALT InEuM, EczENA,
EEYsPELAs, sCEoFuLA, sCALDnEAD, TErrEE,
HIVES. RASH, DAYDErfF, BAGGERs' lrCu, PIN.
rLEs, srNGs, lTcH, PLANT POISONING, AND
POISONED WOUNDS, lING.wOEM, SuSBuEN, AND
EGurrloSs OF THE sRiN. For Piles INTERNAL
ITcuISG, or BLEEprYG, and for all diseases Of tho
skin, this remedy Is Il positive cur.
Price, slOO per bottle, six for 500 Directions IN
ten languages accompany every bottle.
For sale by all druggists
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RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, SPHAINS and
BUSES are permanently relieved by Uncle SANS
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No remedy equals Papillon Skin Cure for
Eczema or Scroiula, curing the most obstinate
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Third Ballot.
Fourth Ballot.
The Platform.

The republicans Of the United States in ma
uonal convention assembled renew their allie
glance TO the principles upon which they have
tIluinphcd in six successive presidential cleo
lions, aud congratulate the American people
on the attainment Of so many results in legisla-
ton and administration by which the republi-
can party has, after saving the union, done so
much to render Its institutions Just, equal and
bcncicial-the safeguard Of liberty and the cm-
Dodlihenl oil the best thought and highest pur-
poses OF our citizens. The republican party
mas gained It's strength by quick and faithful
response to the demands of the people for the
freedom and the equality of ali men; for a
united nation assuming the rights Of all clti-
zens; Tor the elevation Of labor; for honest
currency; for purity in legislation, and for in
legrity and accountability In all departments of
the government; and II accepts anew the duty
OF leading in the work of progress and re-
form.
GARFIELD.
We lament the death Of President Garfield,
whose sound craftsmanship during long time
In congress gave promise Of long and sue
eessiul administration o promise fully realized
dent OF the United States. His distinguished
successes in war and peace have cndearod him
TO the hearts Of the American people.
ARTHUR.
In the administration or President Arthur
We recognize 0 wise, conservative and patriotic
policy, under which the country has beeu
blessed with remarkable prosperity, and we be-
licye his eminent services are entitled TO and
Will receive the hearty approval Of every
citizen.
THE TARIFF.
II Is the first duty Of good government 10
protect the rights and promote the interests OF
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An unsuccessful attempt to abduct little
zarate, the MexlcTn midget was made recently
at Cleveland, Q,
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DIR. JAQUEs GERMAN WORM CAKES never
fail to destroy worms and remove them from the
system.
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Aliens Iron Tonic ISitters creates u
healthy appetite All genuine bear the signature oil
j. 7. Allen, Druggist, St. Paul, Mimi
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"Rough ON Itch" cures humors, cruptions, ring
worm, tetcr, salt rheum, frosted feet, chilblains
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-06-12

"Rough on Cnrns." 15c. Ask for It. Complete
cure, hard or soft corns, warts, bunlOns
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''Rough on Rats" Clears out rats, mice, files
reaches, bcd.bugs, ants vcrmin, chlpmunks. ijc
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II afflicted with Sore Eyes, use Ut. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water, Druggists cell IT. Csc.
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DRoNcnITls is cured by frequent small doses
of Piso's Cure for Consumption.
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"Ruchu-PaIbn." Quick complete cure, all an
noying Kidney and Urinary Diseases 81.
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Resolved, That It Is the duty of congress
to enact such laws as shall promptly and effect
ually suppress the system Of poligamy within
our territory and divorce the political from
the ecclesiastical power Of the so.callcd Nor
mon church. and that should. be rigdly en-
forced by The civil authorities, if possible, and
ny thc military ii need be- The people Of the
United States, in their organized capacity, CON
sltutc nation and not mere confcdcfacy of
states.
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bush lay the shortest path, and knowing,
how did he pick his way through the
tangled underground, fallen trees, brush,
ravines and pitfalls7 A horse is generally
accorded superior intelligence, and diff
cult as the feat appears, it looks easier
than that of flock OF ducks which was
published few weeks ago In a tight
ly.closed crate they were carried from
one farm on Long. leland to another
twenty miles away. They could not
possibly see the landmarks along the
route taken. But they found their way
home again, and, as their wings were
clipped, they had evidently walked the
entire distance. Judge if the farmer did
not feed and care for his returned feeble
quacking friends.
How animals ge. home becomes more
difficult to answer when one reads about
q kitten six days old, taken from one
part of London to another. which got
home safely, escaping the countless
dangers Of crowded streets, or of another
youthful cat carried in p -four bag across
the bush in Australia. and that turned
up at its birth place the next morning,
or of similar instances which might be
multiplied ad iBiinitum. II is 4 puzzle
that theories do not elucidatc, and that
every fresh illustration deepcns. Inter.
OctcH.
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= PHILADELPHIA ladies are organizing

= Philadelphia ladies are organizing
to abolish the practice of kissing each
other.
A Western member Of Congress
who few days ago saw Mr. Tilden says
Dir. Tilden eyinced lively interest in
the political situation and talked freely
Of candidates aud prospects. He said
the campaign would be the most anima.
ted Of any for the last thirty years. He
had no doubt at all Of the election of
Cleveland by good round majority Of
the electoral college, and said Cleveland's
majority in New York would be Us large
if not larger than his own majority in
1876. Clevclands nomination he consid
cred the wisest that could have been
made, rs he was the only one Of the can
didates whose name was before the Dem.
ocratic Convention who WAS certain Of
being able to carry New York.
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small We Let the Child Die?

hard hearted political economist looking pale and puny child
fcbl gap lies pillow, that the child might well
die weak and poor that its life will be worth much anyhow
There already good people the world who of not much
anyhow And whats the use Of adding to their number another
wcakl who has but slender chance anything!
Now ask that cds mother what she thinks about letting the child
die About this time the hard political ccon9nit had better get out Of
delouud Aai that h tie nta stall dieI IHenamyha
doar tie eAd| We'll bottle Of Browns IRON ITTERs
that child See the poor little fellow pick up strength He revivc
He will live Hosts Of other children have M rl almost from death
healthy lfc by Browns oA Itcr Your ru.,i sells it.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY or ANDERSON


Susan +. Hanks. Plaintiff. against James Hanks
ct al.-Svmmvns Jor Rtii..f-tvs,piaiu not .Se;ted.
To the Defendants Ja'nes Usnt,, Lucinda Mccoy,
Louisa King E1ny King, Rachel Cobb. Christie
Hanks Nancy Taylor Martin Hanks, Mary J.
Iiaynie, LOuviua Hanks. Tiliuan Hanks VIII
liam liAnfs Francis Hanks Thomas Hanks
ESsa Fields, William Banks, Fannie Tribblc.
Alice Tfibbir, 1hcodocia Wilson, Robert Hanks.
aud the hein Of Tiluau Hanks, names aud
number unknown:
UOU arc hereby summoned aud required to
l. sw"r the complaint in this action, which
Is filed In the Office Of the Clerk Uf the Court
of Common Pleas At Anderson {. H., :. e., ard TO
scrN" 4 copy OF your answer to the said complaint
on the subscribers at their Office Anderson G. H..
s. & within twenty days after the service hereof
exclusive OF the day Of such service; and II you
fail to answer the complaint within the time
aforesaid, the painiif in this .stiOn wil apply 10
the Court for the relief demanded in the
plaint.
Dated July 18Th, \. y. 1851.
ORR WELLS & ALLEN.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
tSKAL. John ". Daniels. &. {. l..
The Defendants above named will take notice
that the Complaint In this a,,iun was filed with
III" Clerk Of the Court for Anderson County on
the 18th day of July, 1881 AMI j. for the Fart itOn
uf the Tract Of Land therein dcScrihr'i among
the heirs Of NimrVd Hanks, deceased
ORR, WELLS 4 ALLEN,
,D,x y ,ss, Plaintiff Ator"ty''
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Sahctr Win SWlitS Specific ses,r !
deriul, that all SO afflicted should mar 70 q
CANCER FOR Ia Yp.Ss
Spartanburg, s.. c., Ma,c,, !, :.
have for IA years been d Shift S = q
running sore on my face that .s,l
called n Cancer. have used vi
worth of medicine and found s,s S
About four months agoT bourbt 10 10
of Swift's Specific fromDr. n VS.
and since have bought five NJ ~ hel
taken it. and they have cn,ed
and well ! My face isas free frCm ~ !. q
anybody's, and my health Is @ os,tl;
stored. feel liRssforty years MI
lifted off my head, Hours thantss p ~
Mr.. B. +. Burns, Hope Art .
der date Of Jan. %. 1891. ~ EAe
five bottles of Swift's Specific for "
my temp.e-said to be a cancss. 81 y
been wonderfully benefited ana min 4
be well man." N VIZ {
Mr.. w. r. Robson, Dov;sb,,. !,
writes, under date Jan. 3, 1854. ~ ~. y
ting on finely, the ulcer is prodn,I,. 4:
ing. l feel that Swift's Snecisc ~ s
the horrible cancer which has been y. ~ !
on me for over 20 years" -
Mr.. W. H. Gilbert, ALBANY. @, 3
"a gentleman named Moore i,e,, ~ I'd !
had an eating cancer OIL his face zS;iS
eaten away his nose and his undo, in i
had extended up until it had nearlv y y
cd his eye. The cancer was eating bl,ss
and had rendered his teeth SO loSse Al =. 7
thought they might at any time dros !
He has been taking Swift's Spsci6ef +
three months, and its effect has bss, :
derful. 1t has driven the poison ny
system, the cancer has healed ere.t,
teeth have become strong again. ,,s
thinks lie has been rescued from an = !.
death. He is the most enthusiasts n
ever saw : :
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4 FEW WORDS M
CAPT. r. W, Ron
"A WELL-KS So'';
CITIZEN OF MAegnissa

In August, 1881, nearly ~. Is ~, !
who was at that time II Uvira Iee YezfS,s
over 10 see me with the s.S " ulutss
wife was in the last At ssa. lhtsidrp
that her physician had pr5no VI sShissst
less: l went immediately oed kti.sS
nothing conld DO done. eAl ~
splitting incessantly, and " tie via coSl
from her lungs g large uuan,i,Na seaI5S 81
could rot sleep or retain AMY q tsIs
ach, ana was, In fact. In the Is.t o. ~
ease; Ihis was about the Tina sisgst M
Sertlse brewers Lung Restot. yea tssis
eSpieSscd desire to give Il s,a s l
.nl.e lt, ooStes were procured ana nhst
snaifS 49, " hope we commenced gJ,i. IN g.
spa,, ~ ,i uoses. gradually increasibg y ss
;,nntnp m .no p'eSeiloea S dose was reacbss ssil
IthPno'e I aiter few doses and esss, kstts
LaiG LaaiG untii UNI she was finally res.alt Z \
h. nsar h..tn.o anu - t9,day perhaps In Ms, I, i
swallows of Brewers Lu5o D 70 cold ~
never withouD relieves her .irlore! W.
slider her restoration to per,ect a!ss..siiS
for which she Is indebtrd ~ nassth
storer. My son Is almost nieEHtis
subject Of Brewers Lung Kesi oISi n9aissis
an opportunity pass where he tba tbiartSet tSet &
cine would be required, that bs rtinka ms ,aai
IL III most glowing terms. MOI ,oa ,HSa rs ,
ern gentleman on his way IN EJ,uotIIy Htoi
cure and was induced by NV son iotids lesi
invalid wife, and she was c,yroa W gift d
Biewer's Lung Restorer contaisu by i.
LAMAR, RANKIN 4 y ,sg!s vi
Mncon, Atlanta anS Az ny
Brewers Lung Restorer fo, -, a'aal y
hite q Wilhite, Anderson, 8 s. 4 fSais !
March 90. 1884, 35-eow.
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breaks The roll
purchased the
s%@ strnge, J wPoo,
) & imms 4. ohn Kely
4 \
CO w P Shirley,
w M ALw2ue D r
Richard Erod, w Ashley, 49,: Johnson
E wv "A
Shirley Burford
! I =
A Cobb y
Marin& DnqkYouh TAshley
sWeiborn Mahaaay
a
Winklo make
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saa1s Messrs. Orr. G Sloan have The cxcln--
Biye agency for Anderson County for sl3
famous ~ gAG 4 TAIL CIGARS--5 cents.
oh It's Il daisy. s IS! s55 n 81 =?
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FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!
Windstor'is Tornadoes Cyclones
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
'0HNTY or ANDERSON.
COURT Ole COMMON PLEAS

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Martha Fat, Gatharine FAINT and Salle Martin
plaintiffs against A. J. Fant, Ann Massey, AL
lice Fant Cora FAINT and Margaret Burgess, De
PENDANTS. -Smamoas for Relief Complaint not
.Scrtsi.
To the Defe d,ns A. J. Fant, Ann Massey, Alice
Fant, Cor, lant and Margaret Burgess:
Vou ere ,ersby summoned and required to an.
L swcr ie complaint in this action, n copy Of
which Is Fl cd ir the office of the Gle Of the
Court OF COnHon Pleas, at Anderson c. H., S. c.,
and to serv, copy, of your answer TO the said
complaint II he subscriber at his office. Anderson
c. H., S. within twenty days after the service
hereof, excl sve of the day of such service and IL
you fall to n'wer the complaint within the time
aforesaid, u plaintiff In this action will apply to
the Court ft rie relief demanded in the complaint
JoIIN b. MOORE,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
tsEALl JC II. ". DANIELS, C.cp.
Martha Fan :, 'atharinc FAINT and Sallie Martin,
plaintins arainst a. J. FAINT, Ann Massey, Alice
Fant, Cor ant and Margaret Burgess Defend
To the Def. Id uts A. J, FAINT, Ann Massey, Alice
rant, Coz J ant and Margaret burgess
in which Il summons is herewith served upon you
Is to obtain pa tion of the premises described be.
!ow, to be III .de among the owners thereof by
Commission cIa to be appointed for the purpose, or
to obtain all thereof to be made and a division
Of the pro, &c, II a partition cannot br made
without prejudice to the interest to the owners.
The premises In question are described in the
Complaint, Is olows: One tract Of land, contain
ing one hun II d and cighty-seven acres, situated
on the Ee'cI Ms rond about one and ope-half
miles South of Anderson Court House, bounded by
lands now cwI ed by Col. NJ. =. Tribbe or his wife
Mrs. M. p. Tribble, William NJ Archer, James
Gimer, Jal les NaEdiyer, G. NJ. Jones, Beatty &
Allen and 1T ers. No personal claim is made
against you
JOHN B. MOORE,
1,,v 1875, IIaintiGs' Attorney.
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Our Treatise on Blood and Skin d.
mailed free to applicants.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC ca.
~ Drawer 8, Atlanta q
n. Y. Office, $50 w. 23rd ST., bet, 6 ar
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DRIFT OF THE CAMPAIGN.
Zen fuller the Central Figure OF - Queer
scheme.
.Sj,sciul IL hc Ihihmirtpi,m Tnrs.

.Sprcim IL Hc IHHndeipim Tunes.
WAsnINGToS. July 2G.-Evcr since
Cleveiand's nomination Gen. Butler has
been the central figure of a scheme Of
some sort which has given its projectors
extraordinary expectations concerning
him. Apart from the knowledge that
persons may possess of what is intended
and how it is expected to be accomplish.
ed, certain things are obvious to all who
have paid attention to Butler at Chicago,
studied his revised platform and speech
published since, and specially the many
able, subtle and confusing editorials from
day to day on Cleveland, Blaine aud
Butler in the New York SIM The par
ticulars given and hinted at in the New
York dispatch printed in the Times on
Friday morning have been more or less
understood here for some time. The ex-
istencc Of au understanding, either for
maliy er.ered into or implied, between
Butler, Arthur, Kelly, Dana and Blaine,
or Steve Elkins or Chandler representing
Blaine, well.informed and observing
persons have had little doubt about The
confusing part j., how Butler can run
and not make Cleveland's election sure
if there was any doubt about 1t before,
unless these able and ardent politicians
are able to pool the votes cast for Blaine
and Butler respectively 80 as to make
them count surely againGt Cleveland and
for either Butler or Blaine, according to
agreement, at tie counting. This, in.
deed, il the idea lorcshadowed. The ex-
ecution of it will teach politicians in gen.
eral something they did not before know
concerning political machinery.
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= In the ninety. eighth year of its
existence tho American Bible Society
has Issued more than fortythree million
YolunIes, including Bibles, New Testa-
ments and portions Of the gospels.
= Not long since, n, West Point,
Tenn, while WorkmGp- were boring an
artesian we'll, their auger struck poplar
tree in good state Of preservation at a
depth Of over $50 feet.
A Washington letter says: Cheap
pIumes and feathers are to be sent from
Republican headquarters here to rustic
Blaineites with which to bedeck them
selves and shout for the Plumed Knight.
II would be well 20 send at the same time
an explanation Of why man who never
smelt the smoke of battle, and who sent
q substitute to the war, should be called
"the Plumcd Knight"
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@s- Choicest Extracts and Perfumes at
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