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Calls for Uen.lricns, (

lSpASAraLls, ISp., September "a A
delegation Of Democrats from Decatur
ILL.,, waited on Ex-Governor Hendricks to.
day and urged him to attend 4 moetins al
that place some time in October, but no
definite answer was given. The ex:Gov.
ernor goes to Columbus, Ohio Tomorrow,
where he will make q speech, Il 3s II, l.ts
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LOUISVILLE, KY, September 24.-The
Courier Journals shelbyville, KY, special
says: Charles Miller, a tramp, attempted
to rape the five-year-old daughter Of P.
OConnor, "a shoe merchant. The child's
screams brought assistance and Miller
was arrested, tried before a court and sen.
fenced to two years in the penitentiary,
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vIny few OF those who desire to hear
Judge Kelley will be able TO get into
the oper. House tonight. 1t is to be hoped
,ha, only those will 80 who think they
can withstand the seductive charms Of
the passing band. This will leave more
room for those who desire to hear without
interruption the great champion ofprotec-
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His Honor Satisfied.

X PARIS, septemhcr.4. duel was fought
on tho belgian frontier, today between
Nau and Saint Ahbin, sportin. editors
respectively Of Osil Bias Gntl FSgaro, INC
duel w,s occasiopeA BY u dispute rSIatiye
to races, Nau was wounded in the arm,
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3 IT was all impro'nptu, but about 5000
Wheeling people got around last night to
assure General Logan that he is welcome
OF the sacred soil. N-ha. will it be TO-
night when the grand demonstration takes
places? i
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Two. Girls XII, Their L.:i. 11.,, r., ~. 4

Two Girls XIII Their L,.;ie 1rali.nrother,
LAWRENCE, Kan, September ga ter
rible story comes from near Ottawa, Frank.
I'm county. "A six-year.old child Of a
farmer, James Waterman, half-brother
10 two slrls, Carrie and Bessie, twelve
ana fourteen years old, was on Mon
day evening deliberately murdered by
the two girls. The children were lett n
home alone. A rope was tied aEont tho
child's neck and hc was ,lruppol
about until dead, the head :beins
Moarly severed from the body bS
the rope At the eoroner's inquest yes.
tertIay, the girls said they hated the bow
anu ~anted him dead ever since their
that they tied a rope around his neck md
bent him will, stick. The whole details
as related were horrible. The girls were
held to answer for murder. -
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Tl,yoWn into a Crock and Drovns,,

En'k, Pa, September 2A.-The DispaIchs
Union City, special says; Mrs. William
Quay, OF Mill Village, Erie, county, while
driving near. the former place to-day was
thrown from buggy into High creek and
drowned, Two children with her were
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Death Rather tl,nn Disrrncc

PATTERSON, u, September 24.-Chas,
R. Rice, travelling agent for Chase Broth
ers, nursery men, Rochester, killed him
self to-day whom about to be taken to iail
on charge Of swindling his employers. :
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sIIstook it for tho Depo,, prohoh,

a1lstook 1t for the Depot Probably.
LOUISVILLE, KY, septemher e4.-An S.
NJ. 4 |. freight train hacked Into tho pack
ing establishment VI Patterson, Henry &
co, this evening knocking the wall down
and fatally injuring George Russ, an en-.
ploye in the building, 10. : 1,
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YoSxEns, N. y, September 24.-A1r.
Blaine, in company with Chairman War
ner and Andrew S. Draper, Of the State
Committee, arrived here at nine o'clock
this morning. He received hearty cheers
all along from his hotel to the cars, where
the crowd was kept in order by the police.
The trim is made up OF three cars, a bag
gage and two drawing room cars, the
Mohawk and Richtield. The rear, plat
form Of the Mohawk is handsomely deco
rated with American colors, and pictures
OF Blaine and Logan are on the side
Of the car. Only about thirty Republic
cans and newspaper men are on board.
Nearly all crowded into the Blaine car
and gave him n cordial welcome. ~ After
he entered the coach tho demands for a
speech werc SO general that Mr.. Blaine
had to appear on the platform. He shook
hands with many and bowed to the crowd.
The train then novel out exploding TWEEN
ty-onc torpcdoes upon the track. MIR.
Blaine said he had a good nights sleep
and felt fresh and looked cheerful and
bright. Among those on the train were
james D. Warren, "A. S. Draper, j. ".
Vrooman, Charles A. Chickering, John
B. butcher, Chester S. Cab, Charles
N. Hacket, james J.. Belden, John
A. Slcichcr, OF the Albany Jour-
nal, and A. w. Tenny, Of Dakota.
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AL Elem cntA Uniting.

NEW ORLEANS, September e4.-The elcc.
'oral ticket has bcen agreed upon by all
clements OF Louisiana iayoring the clcc.
hon Of Blaine and. Logan. The Electors.
M%.Laryc areS Geo 4. Walton aud Taylor
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Tnr startling charse is made that John
Sherman will be President Blainc's Sccrc-
,ary Of the Treasury. II seems that Mr..
Blaine is bound TO fit tho best man into
,r,rv ulnrc. Ii
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HoLp on 70 the truth, for it will serve
you well and do. you good through cter-
nlty. Hold on to virtue, it is beyond
price toyou nt all times and places. Hold
on TO DR.. Bulls Congh Syrup, for there is
nothing like it 10 cure cough or cold, IS
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z PlrrsnuRGn, September pat meet.
ing tonight it was decided to boycott any
contractor refusing to pay their hod cnr.
ricrs two dollars and a hali per day,
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A THOUSAND welcomes to the Black Ea-
rlc Of Illinois. .sa#'
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"FAruER or THE HOUSE, y.
~ sketchy Stnry Of the LILO md Career OF
o. ~ s- Hon. ". d. Kelley. rC s.t

This outline of Judge kclley's career
his early struggle and his great success
is froma SKETCH by the Editor OF the Is
rELLlcEScEI, published in the Philadel:
phia Pres OF Octobef27, 1881: 81
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CARPETS. IN

q The extraorlinary,w we arc doing in car. AZ
pets speaks columns lorour extremelylarce
and clean stock, as well as for the yeTy
owprices we have established ISa!SfS5Sj5' Sj5 !!
7, NJ; MCCLELLAN q ca. S
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WELCOME to the most brilliant volunteer
officer Of tho greatest war in history! n
GENERAL, ,lon'tiorgctt to turn your field
g,alses on West Virginia on November 4.

Now rIrSl all togethcr! A rousing
cheer for Zig lro',", Kelley, the distin-
cuisl.cd son OF the keystone State.
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Tur Black l.ayo will feel ut homein the
Mountain State. .-..-.---- 1
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Ex.Uuitod atatss Senator. Insane

PoRtLlANpp. ORReoS, September s4.-Ex.
United States Senator Nesmith has be.
come insane, aud has been placed in an
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Ghp qntelliiq)ette;ie|n;.
onler, So.. ~ nnl VI Fourteonth Street. :
Han to the next Vice President.
NOBODY need mourn for Logan now.

BLAlSE hai Il pretty good day yesterday
himself. t1ia aa.g
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Going tQth4 Slnr,

~ 'oihs tath4 tlnr. ,-ss.!4..4.: :.
A better suggestion came from the lato
Colonel James Page, long known US one
of the most active Of philadelphians..
aWhy don't You study. law?" "Why
don't | so to Congress, sir?n renl;ed
Kelley, the one thing seeming 10 him rs
practicable us the, other. "Perhaps Won
may some day, hpt frat come and read
law with m" !" March ., 1889, Colonel
Page registered William D. Kelley, who
had now returned to PHILADELPHIA. n
student at law in his office, and April Is.
1871, on Colonel Pages motioh, the
jcweler Became y ;u.l:.ledacd limb Of the
law:, Ana young lawyers force us a public
sl,eaker attracted attention and brought
him business, II not enough at oncs Il
turn his head, at least to keep him 3iairly
employed and sNnrly his wants. In 1916
he wa made Prosecutor Of the Pleas for
philadelphia, to which place hc was
twice appointed. The acceptance Of this
office dcvolvcd Span the Young hwyet:r
the prosecution of'all persons arraigncd
for participation in the bloody riots ot
ISL, and afforded rare opportunities ior
Kelley to display h. Independence Of
character end forensic ability. ,5s.Itr
3 ae continued to perform the, duties al
prosecutor until he was nominated by
Governor Skunk to q seat on liz bench q
1a, Inc ee@mmGR @,;datR t!eAs Oyer apd Teymiaer
and quarter Sessions. Judge Kcllcy's
commission lfl!m kore dale March u, 1917, eight
years, less one day, from tile date OF his
registration us a law student, and about q
month before he had reached his SD
year: BY constitutional amendment, rati-
fed IN 1850. the judicial office was made
elective. Ihe change was to take effect
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Tho Reception Mt peekskill. :

-
CoLD spnlNe, N. y, September 24.-At
pcckskill fully 1900 people gathered.
There we're several flags and banners in
the procession with the legends: ''Blaine
and Logan, Protection to 'Workinsmen."
As the train stopped, Mr.. Blaine turned
and said: "Dcpew, don't want you to
introduce me here. ]. want to introduce
you" At this point James w. Hustled
came through the car shouting: ~ .ct me
through, quick" and bounding to Blaine's
side introduced him in jiti'y while the
crowd cheercd. Mr.. Blaine then said: II
am very much obliged TO you, gentlemen,
foryour cordial greeting. l have hereto
fore known much Of the hospitality and
cordiality OF tho. Republicans Of West
Chester county for myself, anl I am glad
to have this opportunity for thanking you
in; person. never, pass through. this
beautiful town, in one OF the most beau
tiful.parts Of tho Hudson valley, that I do
not; t;;instinctivcly remember that among
tile great s things which distinguish
cd it, the fact that It / Is tho birthplace Of
the; honorable gentleman whom / have
now, the pleasure OF presenting to you.
Laughter and cheers.] A, "A; .@i,si55
"a WARN: WELCOME At COLD SPRING. Il,
At 1880 tho train stopped at Cold
Spring. Here, as ut Yonkers and several
other places, a band Of music md cannon
welcomed the party, company Of Blaine
guards, in zouave uniform, wero drawn up
. : Al ~.
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Establish This Fact, ;II't /.

that never before :' :; vas va II there 4 re:
such an exquisite arr:ayyiof choice
goods placed before the people.
Of Wheeling, l, and 1 the memory llt.,i e,ry3
Of man runs not; back toltthe,
time when such amazing low
prices were made on desirable
goods. t..|f;;iI
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ONE PRICE ]. ONLY
For I: ) q. Cash. !, 1; 4.
Makes Low Prices Iliiaj

II you are very charitable and /
have some poor friends 3in|busi:.. I
ness n'.s whom you wish toI Iheslp5 /
you should certainly;tradetwith
them. ": ;.is'' l Hui III E.s# 3.
But i you w'o'ulld:Ebuyll where
t the :: best; best goods are sold the
cheapest, g you must trade With WITH I
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UPHOLSTERY Ct Goods, O)lOi[|!;, &c; &c, ,

CIwenty-one departments in
a all, filling six Of thes largest
store store rooms in the city, with.
e everything that is choice and.
seasonable in our line. A3tour5
Of inspection will IS Y: I. Il .s q.
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AT FORT PLAIN,


at Fort Plain there was another crowd,
who clteered loudly as the train slow
ed up. John D. Weddell, Chairman OF
Of the County Committee, introduced Mr..
Blaine, who said:
81 can hardly believe, my friends, that
what have been passing through to-day
is u scene OF real life. lt.has seemed more
like magic to be whirlcd through your
beautiful country ut a rate OF forty miles
an hour, and every few miles meeting
crowds OF welcoming friends. l desire
from my heart Of hearts to thank You
with all possible cordiality for the well
come you give me, TO express my wish for
you personally that you have n continue
alton oi theprosperity which the slightest
glance shows now surrounds you, and my
hope is that the great State OF New York
may be in all her material interests rs
prosperous in the future as she has been
so abundantly III the past" Great up
plause.] !!S.. ,5-s
1, AS the train moved into Little Falls the
crowd gathered and rushed aiter 1t, and
by the time it had come to u full stop the
shops had clnptied their. workmen into
the street. Titus Shcard, Speaker Of the
Assembly, who lives in Little Falls, intro
uliced Mir. Blaine, who had to wait for
the cheering to stop before he could be
heard. He said: Tho forms OF speech
in which l can present my thanks for
civility and kindness have been almost
exhausted in my journey through New
York today, but I have had no reception
any where more cordial Or more hearty
than yours" n
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y William Darrah Kelley is tho full name.
Contrary TO Il belief which seems to obtain
IN some Quarters he WIS net qhristened
"Pis;lron" That Is his title OF nobility,
which was playfully conferred by his oppo.
nepts, wao I drank in their political
economy out Of English cups, and quite
willingly accepted by his frienlg, WHO
took their economic science out OF vessels
OF homo manufacture. Zig being
translated, means chief of the Protection.
lists; foremost champion of tile AMERICAN
SYSTEM; friend OF labor and Of capital a
tnll-hlooded American. But lie was vii.
liam Darrah Kelley before he was Pic.
Iron, md this is the way il HAPPENED.
.. Among the earliest settlers al Wost
Jersey Jersey was q gmall eolonyE0i French
llulg0eNots and irish Eresbyterians,
neither Of them the worst stock in the
world. and, taken together, pretty good
material fora new country. Among the
Huguenots was family bearing ihe hams
Gastean aN:l Of The lyish s!oek there were
helleys: Aow 1t came about that Kel-
ley fell in love with Castcau, and these
we're the patcrnal ancestors of,"the gentle:
man from Pennsylvania Judge Eellev,s
maternal ancestors. the Darrahs; were
among the earlycomcrs into Bucks county,
settling on the banks Of tile 'Neshaminy'
The Philadelphia directory 70. 1874,
IN the AgrI( q. wi,iIn year Judge
Kelley wis born, records that his
father, David Kelley, was in, busi.
ness as a matchmaker, and :icwelsy,, 3 5j
The var Of l$l2, ;throNgh The financial
crlslS EAieti nlloWcd ana eliminated in
lslG.sl ruined many Of Philadelphia
best people. David Kelley might have
survived the shock to his own husluess,
but, unhappily, hc bad ipdofsed Sior 4
considerable aatoNnt tie paper Of The hus.
band ot Ills wife's sister. The Sheriff came
swift on the heels OF the principals dc.
fault. Not long alter David Kelley fcll
dead on the street. Hannah Kelley. found
lA1egseA WITH few children T., support, q
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Y. "a Egi 4! " tslll:,Ests q 4 VIZ, N
IVV.I'lIE:'E2;,is j
]! ARE !'.:!: R!:'E:..A.:E.]D!Y. RE;.:A.!:lE.]D

The busy days that are: a!e sure
to come will find is Rhdy with.
the largest Stock sof Fail Goods
ever brought sinto Wheeling
Customers 'sa'or ne at home and from
abr abroad can pass a pleasant !
and profitable prof, At hour inspecting,
our extensive stock Of, 3.,2,S,5 y,
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WHEELING WEST sEPTEMBEs 1884

'Yonkcrs, was gathered. A battery fired
continuously and uniformed band stood
near tho cars. Col. w. D. Dickey, OF New
burg, introduced Mr.. Blaine us "Our next
President" and tho people clccrcd cn.
Enthusiastically. Mr.. Blaine said: II ain
greatly pleased TO be 80 cordially vel.
coined by the people Of the Hudson
Valley, and especially OF that part OF the
valley which Is 80 rich In patriotic tr,.di-
ton. II there DO any portion OF the peo.
pic OF tho United States who should be
naturally and instinctivcly patriotic It is
TINT portion which sec before me, and
which must be inspired by so many OF the
most inspiring incidents OF tho Revolution.
ary struggle. lGrcat chccring.) Thank.
jng you ugain, gentlemen, for your very
Kind greeting, bid you good bye. (Rc.
newed applause.) D
As the train started and tho crowd
rushed up % shake hands, n barefoot boy
climbed up on tho platform, hanging OH
desperately. Mr.. Blaine quickly took the
little fellows extended hand, shook 1t
warmly, and the boy dropped Off amid tho
shouts Of the crowd. AT Iompkins, q Int
factory OIL The outskirts OF Fishkill, the
employees were gathered OIL the roof and
at the windows, and n huge sign was dis.
ploycd with the words roughly painted,
''SOliu for Blaine and Lopnn." ~
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I, JEnsEy Cars at Is cents caeh., ,Ss /;
II Il. ss y, N, MeG,lIlN 4 Co!
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at Poughkcepsie dense mass Of people
throngcd the tracks fronting the station,
while tho street over tho tunnel above
was crowded. It is estimated 5000 per-
sons were present. Cannon OIL the hill.
side fired salute and the band played rs
the train stopped. Tho police kept the
crowd from the platform. Mr.. Blaine up.
pearcd with Mr. Warren nniAIr. Vrooman,
and cheer after cheer arose. Mayor
White, oi Poughkeepsic, introduced Mr..
Blaine, who in brief speech thanked
them for.their kind reception. TFr
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. # o. = .
When the train stopped at Herklmer, Z.
A. Brown introduced Mr.. Blaine. Justas he
was about to speak some one in the crowd
called out "Gcneral spinner!' General
spinncrW and an old gentleman was seen
making his way toward the train. Mr..
Blaine waited and helped him up oyer
the iron railing while the people ohenred.
When order was restored Mr.. Blaine
said: consider it q very happy omen OF
my welcome that am permitted to stand
here beside my old friend, whom have
k known long and honored SO highly. l
thank you citizens OF Herkimer for your
kind greeting. thank you for the sue
succession Of gracious welcomes
l have. had to-day, In this beau.
tiful Valley OF tho Mohawk, and
! thank you all us citizens ;of; New York
fortendering to me so generously the hos
pitnlitics OF your great State. : Renewed
cheers. I have nothing to add except
again to express my pleasure ut meeting
here q man who has rendered invaluable
service to his countrySin the past, rcqui-
ring great ability and great integrity.
Loud cheers for Blaine and Spinner: -.
AT Rome, Mr.. Prescott, who introduced
Mr.. Garfield four years agn, introduced
Mr.. Blaine. The crowd. chcercd ;. the
candidate agaip and again. lie said; The
day which is now ended has: witnessed y
degree Of enthusiasm In the valley OF the
Hudson and the valley OF. the Mohawk
which | was entirely unpreparcd to OK
pect, and for the. addition:.which you
make to it 1retNrnmyvery SINCERE thanks
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-06-17
Medical Value of Lemons.

Most people know the benefit OF lemonade
before breakfast, but few know that it is more
than doubled by taking another at night also
The way to get the better of the bilious system
without blue pills or qunine is 10 take the juice
Of one. two or three lemons, as appetite Graves,
in as much ice water as makes it pleasant to
drink without sugar, before going to bed. In
the morning, on rising at least half An hour be-
fore breakfast, take Che juice of one lemon in q
goblet of water. This will clear the system OF
humor and bile with efficiency, without any of
the weakening effect of calomel or Congress
water. People should not irritate the stomach
by eating lemons clear, the powerful acid OF the
Juice, which is always most corrosive, invariably
produces Inflammation after awhile; but prop
erlv diluted so that it does not burn or draw the
throat. il does its medical work without harm,
and. when the stomach is clear of food, has
abundant opportunity to work over the system
thoroughly.
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Cdses Continued.-Sanchez, Adninistrator vs..
Dow ct ais, ST. Johns county; Je6reys Il Strib-
ling vs. Greeley, Duval county Administrators
of Henry E. Pardee Vs. Edwards, Alachua coun
ty; Carraway VS.. Bryson ct al, Suwannee county;
Poilak VS.. Hutchinson, Escambis county; Smoot
ct al, Executors, VS.. Strauss Jefferson county
knight & Jordan ct al Vs. Weiskopf Duval
county.
Gases subdsitted-Pendry VS.. Wright, Atwater
& Doane Orange county; Sanchey vs. Sanchez
Levy county; Williams VS.. State, Orange coun-
ty; Duboise vs. Holmes, Duval county; Eppng
Bellas & Co. vs. Robinson, Escambia county
Baldwin ct ala vs. Stribling ct ux., Duval coun
ty; Davidson vs.. State ex rel. Banks, Escambis
county; L'Engle & Harridge, Administrators
vs.. LEngle, ct ux., Duval county.
Gases Dismissed Cater ct 81. vs. County Com
missioner Of Alachua County, Alachua county
Tischler W. Wall, Duval county; Walton, TAI
Collector, w. Witch, Escambia county; Joos
VS.. Elicit, Duval county; Taylor VI. Taylor
Marion county