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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-26

'' rum bA6 4FcW 4 Of'N OA1t NNJtAsi
i1dIhis Is . pretty strong ticket, and Che Demo
critts VIII have to Do their best in order TO be
sure OF heatink1t. On the Whole. the Repub
means nave made pretty far hld for the votes
ana sympathles Of the Mugwumps.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-26
atreet NniaAncea.

from he chicago Neus.
There's the man who Tugs a cane upon the
streets
Prods the ribs OF every person whom he
meets
Hi police
And the man who. walking east
Keeps looking 10 the west,
Bunting into folks-st least
He's subject for arrest.
Hi, police!
There's the woman with a parasol unfurled-
She's a nuisance in this busy, crowded world
III police!
And the women whom we meet
Walking four or I've abreast,
Crowdlng people OF the street
These are subjects for arrest
HI, police!
There's the man who, with large and roomy
store.
Piles his goods along the walk outside the
door
Hi, Polieei
And the man who takes the LETT
When he meets youth be blest
II I'm not OF sense hercft
These are SUBJECTS for arrest
Hi, policel
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-26
rtE NEW YORK REPUBLICAN
.fbea x9aT TICkETsi 20 saos


Democratic Unity Necessary.
From The Beto Yore 'Stof. tDeR.)
y Tile ticKet IL made to catch the Mugwump
vote, ahd isIstrong enough TO mako Is neces-
s2ry for The Democracy 10 dominate men who
VIII receive the nndIvidedt support OF the
party. 4og9T fesr rIs 4Ullft
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-26

The report of the Senate Committee 10
inquire into the reasons why the proceed
ings in the impeachment trials Of Comp.
troller General Goldsmith and Treasurer
Renfroe in 1879 had not been published,
in accordance with JOINT resolution Of
the General Assembly ordering them to
be printed, will be found in another
column. There have been many UNJUST
aspersions cast upon Gov. Colquitt IN
connection with this subject. The report
Of the committee, which was composed Of
gentlemen who can not be charged with
being unduly partial 20 Gov. Colquitt,
fully eXonerates him. The thousands
who know Gov. Colquitt and appreciate
his record and noble character, as well as
every citizen OF the State who loves
justice, will read the report with
pleasure, although few really believed
that there was any truth whatever in tho
charges and insinuations made against
him in connection with this printing
business.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-26
Shora.
MAX BIRNBAUN
14s BROUGHTON STREET
Shoes at a Sacrifice.

u AVING purchased the entire sbo.
II OF ). 5. Davidson, l4s Brougbtogne sstocR
at a sacrifice, offer the same to fbe street
savannah and vicinity at a sacrl66 yeopI e, Of
Gid qee Of t6e9 not price, G1t how fast can
out in the next ---N'' ne closed
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-26

The negro convention 10 DO held a.
Lynchburg, Va, on Sept. 30, is still said
70 be looked upon with alarm by Malone
and John S. Wise. II seems that they do
not exactly hold the negro vote In their
trousers pockets.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-26

Minister Jackson's Confirmation
The ridiculous special from Washing
'on to the New York World stating that
it was certain that the nomination Of Gen.
Henry r. Jackson, Minister to Mexico.
would be rejected by the Senate as soon
IS it meets, did not create much of a SEN
satiOn. Notwithstanding the old argu-
nents against Gen. Jackson's eligibility.
which the correspondent rehashed in a
very slOvenly manner, and the fact that
he World, as is shown by the caption 1t
put over the dispatch, was
convinced that minister Jack
sOn could not be confirmed
neither the friends of Minister jackson
nor the friends of the administration were
slSrmed They felt confident that the
dispatch was the merest bOsh, and they
7ad a good reason for thinking so. Per-
laps the fact that Minister JaoksOn's
nomination was confirmed by the Senate
last March, Immediately after his name
was sent in by the President, and that
without dissenting vote, mad something
to do with their confidence.
piece OF the World's characteristic news
paper enterprise, or a part of it's elab-
crate plans Of attack upon the admins
tration, and especially on Secretary Bay
ard. who 1t seems is held to be peculiarly
responsible for all appointments OF South
ern men 10 the diplomatic service. If 1t
is the latter, the able Gen. Pulitzer, who
8 engineering the campaign, ought
to teach his corps commanders never to
attack an enemy when he is in an i'm
pregnable position. If it is merely 3
display of extraordinary enterprise, it
ought to be borne ia mind that fabrica-
ton, to have any effect, should have
about 1t the air Of probability, or, at the
least, Of possibility. Perhaps, however,
the Worlds man at Washington was the
victim OF Tom. Reed, of Maine, or some
other Republican who has love OF prac-
teal jOkes--and, having kind Of turn for
geological and ornitbological researches
really thought he had found mares
nest If this is the case, it is suggested
that he employ an expert in the future, TO
ascertain whether the nests he may dis
cover contain eggs or pumpkins.
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1t is stated that Nathan Gold, jay
Goulds ancestor, was ia 1870 the richest
man in Plainneld, Conn, having en- estate
worth $1,000. The entire fortune OF Jays
ancestor would be only a little pocket
Change for his thrifty descendant.
Gen. Logan has rheumatism In his
sword arm, and cannot Immediately go 10
the help Of his party friends IN Ohio.
Seeing Logan and sherman, two Presi-
dontial aspirants, side by side, wearing
and waving the blood-stsined undergar-
ment, would be An amusing sight to the
conservative people Of Ohio.
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ArURDAy. SEPTEMBER 20, 1885.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-08-07

For funuiy dying an cncmy'S hair bright red,
an Englishman has been compelled to pay 500
damages.
Through the efforts of Ouda, the practice OF
SHINING frogs alive has been stopped In the
markets OF Florence.
Prince Frederick Charles has been one Of the
richest men in Germany. The Counoughts will
under his will get about s., $4,000
4 man in Illinois asks "a court TO change his
name from Sheol 10 Shrady lie thinks that
the Scriptural revision renders the change de
sirablc.
whenever YOU get near enough To an Indian
shoot him. was the remark made by man re
ported 10 be- AN "actiyc Christian worker In
one Of the churches Of Chicago.
a pair Of the finest black ewes did not salts
~ Miss Casey Of Iowa, and in trying % turn
them 30 blue by means ot chem Gals she has
ruined both their usefulness and beauty.
Dromedarcs were expect to make rare
sport in races with horses i'm Vienna, but
they proved so slow that the meanest cart
drawers brought in from the street beat them
easily.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-08-07

"A Lowell, Mass, dealer adyertIses English,
french and religious books"
They get ammonia from the human remains
In the crematories in japan
Richmond, Va, Is % have $4,000 city
hall, built Of Massachusetts, granite
For IS cents New Yorker can buy full set
OF bed clothing-made Of paper.
Women can earn 20 cents day and their
board as farm hands In North Carolina.
Oyer2OO 900 people visited Florida last win
ter in order 10 keep warm. Whewl
1t would take at least a billion dollars 10 buy
all the farms I'm the United States.
Gordons diary, in manuscript, cost Kegan
Paul, the London publisher, s26, $50.
Twenty glucose factories are scattered
through seven different states OF this Union.
Miss Cleveland, Mrs. Garfield and Mrs Hayes
have all.had experience teaching school,
Washington once invented plow, and IL
wasn't a bad plow, either, for its day and gen
Grafton.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-08-07
NV WHITES AWAY.
whapsthat sensation round my heart

WHAT'S that sensation round my heart
TIL at feels asl ia lost part
or self. and makes my feelings smartl
My wife's away.
What happy voice at rosy morn,
On music's wings that once was horne,
Is missed and things look SO forlorn'
My wife's away.
What makes me have the bluest blues,
And all the world blame and abuse,
Aud sulky melancholy choose.
My wife's away.
What's vacant at the takle-head,
Where angel-liSe, dispensing bread,
She sat. aud now blank insteadi
My wife's away
What ais my undergarment kilt
Not one of them Will rightly fit
II drives me nearly in No.
Nv wife's away.
The socks-not two OF them will pair;
The shirts-not one without tear;
The buttons, too, are never there.
Ms wifr's away.
The sooty servant now Is boss
And turns her nos up with toss,
And h rs at me SO awful cross
My wiie's away.
What makes the evenings seem so long
And rs still as night, where once was song
or music sweet, charmed time along
Ny wife's away.
My wife, God bless her angel face!
Aud bring her safe 10 my embrace,
To me the empress Of the race.
Ny wife's away.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-08-07

81. Louis, Mo-, soon raised 5000 600 In
stock sub,cr.p ions for the build NJ of the
proposed electric street railway.
"Ned Buntln' has written nearly 400
serial stories and he stll lives But many who
have read his tales are dead.
Whisky and handsome women are TO bc
found In all quarters OF the globe, accord ne 10
an old and app 'cciatiye traveller.
Paris elevated railway system. designed by
Jules GARNER, will be- re dy for business when
the exposition opens IN 1889.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-08-07
A Cat that Picks Apples.
New Haven News

New Haven News.
Mr. George Baldwin. of Waterbury
has several apple and pear trees, aud
last fall his cat awokc to the fact that
these trees bore fruit which his mas
ter'S family liked to eat. One day i'm
October the cat owner was surprised
by the actions Of his pet. The animal
was walking slowly about one of the
trees, stopping every minute or two TO
gaze up at the apples on the boughs.
After completing its tour of inspection,
the cat climbed the tree and slowly
made its way out on limb to what
was probably the ripcSt and largest
apple of the several bushels of fruit on
the tree. When it reached SIS goal,
the animal made several attempts 10
break the stem with its teeth. and
finally succeeded. 1t had taken care
to bite off a bit of the stem long
enough 10 be securely held. and. with
its prize in its mouth. the eat began its
descent Once on the ground. the APP
pie was carried to the porch and laid
by the side of the door opening into
the house. The exploit was frequent
" repeated by Mr. Baldwin's sagac-
ious puss. and the side of the porch
was usually lined with apples.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-08-07

A branch Of the salvation army, to be
as the salvation navy, is Ia he started
land
In the Austrian railway service 1900
find employment, earning from SIS to
month.
The Oldest piece of leather in the wor
Egyptian scroll, date OF 1900 Is. c., now
reduced 10 dust In the British museum.
There Is widow I'm Gloucester, Mas
has 81 children. She is now looking
second husband 90 aid her In keeping {
from the door.
over 100 years ago several compete
gineers declared that the obstacles In
Of building Panama canal were no
mountable.
The London Lancet, recognized a
authority by all doctors, LOOKS upon
cures not as miracles, but aJpurely II
Of the mind upon the body, IL being Oh
that heals and not the outside source o
Of faith.
Lambert Tree OF Chicago, the new =
90 Belgium, Is worth $5,OOO,0OO III
York journal intimatcs that II he Ill
country hc will try to buy II with a
moving IL over on the lake front at
and converting il into beer garden.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-08-07
The Home Of Mr.. Blame.

WASHINGTON, ID. C.-The so
Senator Frye of Maine, who has
suffering from a severe cold, whic
tied on his chest, was cured by a
doses Of Red Star Cough Cure.
publicly endorses 1t as prompt.
ant and safe. DR.. Cox calls it.ihI
remedy. Ii contains no ,piat,
poisons.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-08-07
Right Peart."

IL was right peart till the rheumati,
sot in y said suffer ng old man who
lived near the swamp. Fact is, where
ever you live you cant be rightpedrt'
if YOU are victim of this troubleso c
disease. Captain c. ". Poisenpiller,
Springfield, o., says. ! found great
relief from inflammalory rheumatism
by using Brown Iron Bitter ~
Tho usands of other people have
similar re ief
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-08-07

Farrsee. hAi Try To s,ll white butter are OF the
opinon t,-t dairying does not pay. If they would
use Wells. Richardson a Co.'S Improved Butter Col
or and market heir butter in perfect condition.. they
would still get goo prices hut it viii not pay 10
make any hut the best color and quality This
color is used by all the leading creameries and dairy
men, and il sold by druggists and merchants.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-08-07

The new combination OF Smart Weed and
Belladonna as uscl IN Caters Backache
Plaster has proved to be- one OF the best that
could bee made. 'lr, ogc of these popular plss-
tiers In an, ease uf weak or lame back back
ache, rheumatism, ne Iralga. soreness Of the
chest or lungs, Nc,, and YOU will be- surprised
and pleased by the pro upt relief. In bad cases
Of chronic dyspepsia a plaster over the pit of
the stomach ,tops the pa u at once. Ask for
CATERS Smart Weed an Beladonna Backache
Plasters Price - cents.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-08-07

A teacher in one of the Sunday
schools was lecturing class OF little
girls on the influence Of pious instru
tons in the formation of youthful
character. "Ah, Miss Caroline, sa Il
he TO one of the class, "what do you
think YOU would have been without
your good father and pious motherP'
IL suppose sir. answered Miss Caro-
line, Il should have been an orphan.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-08-07
Public Notice

Notice Is hereby given that contract has this day
been made betWt en- The iuurd Of Inspectors Of the
Michigan state Prison and Detroit House OF Correc
ton for The confinement and maintenance In said
House Of Correction Of an females convicted aud
tcnCed under sections !e 3'96i and N65 Howelrs An
uOtatcd statutes
DWIGHT l.. SMITH,
Chairman Board 81 state Prison Inspectors
VA. j. CHITTENDEN,
Chairman Board of Inspectors, Detroit House Of
Correction.
May LIST 1885.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-08-07

II afflicted with sore eyer, use DR. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell 1t. 2c.
II you WANT A DOG
Send IS cents for boo lUl Hrs GUIDE, 10 cugravngs
cOlored plate. Associated Fanciers, 81 south Eight
street, Philadelphia.
uaIford cauoa Expressly for family use Only sold
ndIIoIu oauOc 10 bottles. Best and cheapest
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-08-07

Correct Offensive Olor- ~ once Complete cure OF
worst eascsa unc tIiici ~ garge for Dlphtheria
Sore Throat Foul Breath. aHc
There are no white servants at the White
House.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-08-07
Hints for the Gards..
onnre Count, Fsrmer


In almost all gardcn~ there are GER
tain standard vegetables grown, year
after year. and but little attention il
paid to those products which are less
common. but not les, desirable. The
kitchen garden j. such an important
factor in the health aud comfort of the
home, that one should cast about from
time to time to see how it could be inn
proved There are gardens here and
there, which. of course. do not come
within the scope of this article. but il is
not for such we write
FRS, Of al, many gardens have no
asparagus bed, that prince of early
vegetables. II comes early in the
season. is a great yclder. and after
be N once cstabl shed. needs very lit
tie Gaze. ! hen hc-c is HALE, Broccoli
and Brussels sprouts. all of which are
cas- u grown and one or the other of
which shopld lid place. Cauli-
Hover j. seldom crown ~ the farmer
for his own table and vet in sect ons
where il doe, wei & sa most desir-
abe add ton To- t.e table. Egg Plant
seldom seen. Parsley is such de
llciOus flayoring ( T. soup AID stew
hat 1, cOud hardly be spared. Okla
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-08-07
ColOr Your Butter

CATARRH OF TIE BLADDER.
Singing, irritation. Inflammation, all Kidney and
rinary Complaints. cured by "Buchu-Pniba." o.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-08-07
ROUGH ON CATARRH.

victoria's children all like 10 attend tn,
aters
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-08-07
Transplant Evergrcens IN

Nav is the best of all months in
which to transplant evergreens Plant
as soon as the terminal b1ds at the
ends of the branches BE i'm f. push.
Take large ball OF d rtw,tI Ca IA tire
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-08-07

man
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-02-18
Personal.

Mr.. Geo. D. Cover and wife left on the
fifteenth for three months trip to Colorado
New Mexico and southern California.
The Hon. William J. Clark, of Southing.
ton, who has for the past few days been con-
fined to the house by injuries to his back,
resulting from slip upon the ice, is able to
be about again.
Postmaster Dickinson, of Hartford has re-
ceived lot of new letter scales for the Hart
ford Office Thers have been no new scales
since General Dickinson took the Office and
the old ones had become worn and untrust-
worthy.
Mr.. Grant of Chatfield & Grant, this city,
about two weeks.
Mr.. George NJ. Denison, who is making a
great many improvements in the upper part
of Old Saybrook, is quite sick at his home in
New London.
The Rev. DR.. Cuy1er, of Brooklyn, will
occupy the Crane house, Old Saybrook, the
coming summer.
The Rev. Otis Saxton, who has been the
pastor in Canton village for nearly year, is
to stay only one week longer, when he will
leave for Alabama.
Captain Allen, Lieutenant Morse and sew
eral other members of the Hartford City
Guard attended the Light Infantry ball in
Providence Monday night.
Cashier Riley of the City bank, Hartford,
is recovering from an attack of paralysis.
Mr.. J. P Strong has resigned the position
of secretary and treasurer of the Fair Haven
and Westville horse railroad company.
Friend @. Hotchkiss was on Monday taken
from the almshouse in this city to the Middle
town Insane asylum.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-02-18
LesiaIafIEe Notes.

The legislature is invited to visit the State
Insane asylum at Middletown Thursday OF
this week.
Representative George Williams has pur-
chased the John M. Morgan property on
Golden street, New London.
Representative Turner, Of Glastonbury,
had a runaway accident in that town the
other day and escaped by flying leap into
q snowbank.
The name of Ransom T. Hewitt, of Weth-
ersfeld, was sent to the Senate yesterday by
Governor Harrison for approval as prison
director
John Cotter, of Norwich, has besn reap
pointed boiler inspector of the Fourth Con-
gressional district for three years from the
22d of next October by Governor Harrison.
General Smith is aut hority for denial of a
rumor that the expenses of Governor Harri-
son and staff to the Washington monument
dedication will be paid from the State treas
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-02-18
Ice Obstructed Navigation.

The head of Long Island Sound was so
full of ice yesterday that navigation was yir-
tuallY closed. The steamer Elm City, which
left this city yesterday morning at O'Clock,
did not reach her wharf in New York until
p. m. The steamer Continental, which
left New York for this city yesterday morn
ing at II o'clock, was unable to force her
way through the ice and returned TO Peck
Slip. She was to leave New York again this
morning at O'Clock and try to force herself
through the ice. 1t is said that this is the
first time since 1872 that the Sound has been
closed to navigation. At that time for a
large part of February and into March the
steamers stopped running.
A despatch received from New York last
night says: The steamers Narragansett from
Fall River, Eleanor from Portland, Elm City
from New Haven, City of Worcester from
New London and Crystal Wave from Bridge
pors are wedged fast in field of ice between
Trothers Neck and Stepping Stones hear City
Island, at the western end of the Sound.
Several sailing vessels are also imprisoned in
that vicinity The ice is SO solid that none
OF the boats can break through unless the
weather moderetes.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-02-18
EnterIaI nments.

FAN DRILL.
The novel fan drill will be given at the
Lincoln rink this wednesday, evening by
sixteen young ladies in costume.
AMERICAN THEATER.
The company at the American Theate1
this week is excellent in every respect. The
Big are immense. The afterpiece is ex-
eeedingly laughable.
ROBSON AND CRANE.
Those sterling actors and comedians, Rob
son and Crane, will delight large audience
at Carlls Opera House next Saturday night,
when they will present ''Sharps and Flats. u
BUNNELL's MUSEUM.
Seats may be secured three days in adj
vance for the performances at Bunnell's
Museum this week. The box Office is open
from 10 to 10 a. M. This afternoon and
evening the ''Magic Slipper" will be played
by Corinne and her full company.
CABLE AND TWAIN.
Next Monday, February 23d, Mark Twain,
the celebrated humorist and author, and Mr.
George w. Gable, the distinguished southern
novelist, will appear together at the New
Haven Opera House IN their exquisite enter
tainment.
JACQUES KRUGER.
One of the most laughable character parts
on the stage is that of the photographer
in ''Fun in Photograph Gallery" when
played by Jacques Kruger. At the New
Haven Opera House next Friday and Satur-
day Mr.. Kruger will appear, supported by
his own company, carefully selected with
reference to the necessities of Dreams"