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Give Then, a Chance.

If the thousands and tens of thousands of
weak and weary sufferers throughout the
land, who, in spite of care and skill, are
steadily drifting downward, could have the
benefit of that singularly Vitalizing Treat
ment now so widely dispensed by Drs.
Starkey & Palen, of 1, loo Girard street, Phil
adelphia, the help, and ease. and comfort il
would bring to wasting bodies and depressed
spirits would be blessings beyond price. II,
reader, you have an invalid wife, or mother,
or daughter, or sister, or any one who is un-
der your care or dependent upon you, and
TO whom life has become q burden through
weakness and pain, consider seriously
whether you are not bound, in both love
and duty, to give this sufferer a chance of
recovery, or, st least, the blessing OF ease
from pain. You are offered the amplest
means of information in regard to this new
Treatment. If YOU can examine testimony
without prejudice, and can weigh evidence
with judgment and Discrimination. write to
Drs. Siarkey & Palen for such proofs in doc
umenis and reports of cases as will enable
you to fairly examine and decide for your
self. They will be promptly supplied.
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sullivan In another prunken rracas.

BosToN, Jan. 23.-John +. Sullivan be-
came engaged in a free fight in an Eliot
street bar room last night, where be had
been drinking with companions most
OF the afternoon. Sullivan became
offended at q man named Hodgkins,
whose opinion on pugilistic matters
differed from his own. After some words
Sullivan caught Hodgkins by both arms,
and with his head struck him between the
eyes. Another of the party, named Deliere,
at this point swore at Sullivan, and said he
was no man. Releasing Hodgkins from
his grasp Sullivan, who was mad
with rsge and liquo struck Deliere, telling
him senseless The friends of the latter in
telfefed and the fight became general. A
bartender named Mcguire drew a re-
volvsr. This and the arrival of q detail
OF eighteen officers from the station brought
quiet, but not unit ali present were more
or lees hurt. Dsliere, who was badly hurt,
declares he will procure q warrant for Sulli-
vans arrest.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-01-28
The Management OF Diphthsrfa.
Sanitary Engineer.I

Diphtheris 10 spread by contsgiuul, by
~hich Is meant partie es of living matter de-
rived from person affected with the disease.
In the great majority Of cases these PARTICLES
come from the membrane lining the nose,
tbrost and mouth What the nature of these
PARTICLES may De. whether they live, grow
and multiply outside the animal body, and
whether diphtheris can be produced spon-
tsDeously by exposure to the emanstions
from collections OF filth, are questions to
which ct present no positive answer can be
ri ven.
However the 6rit cases may arise, there is
10 doubt that the majority OF cases are pro.
Snced by contagion from q previous case /;
end IN the management OF this disease, when
" appears in family an effort should be
made 70 prevent the diffusion OF this con.
fsr ION.
II the pstient is sensible aud careful and
sios ibis esfcrf, 1t is usually not difficult 10
greatly restrict or entirely prevent the
spread Of the disease after its presence 10
xsceEnizsd; BIT ne majority Vt the Pstisp4
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Markets BY rELEGRPAa-


NKw YORK. Jan 26.-Cotton-Duli at uM9
111zc futurts barely steady: January IL 29c; Febro-
sry. ll.27c; Msrch, u.32c; April, lao; May,
l1.t3c; June, IL 63c; July. II. 7Sc August llsS.;
io'72 Fiour-Duli: reccipts n 900 pbla EXPORTS
IT'S pbls superfne State and Western, g 65@S;
common TO good extra 81 1898 80: good 70
cuoice s. 6095 60: Minnesota patent, s59j S.
wheat Spot Z@l1zc and options $3.50 lower:
closed weak; reoepts, 5000 nu.; e1 ports 5000
red, Ssc; No. q red, on 90slSc, No. white CSC;
No. red February sales = ss6 goo bn. at sl@9ilzc
closing 9c; March. sales of 3S 1000 bu. At y<1z
a99s<c closing at SIC; April sales Of $50 600 bu.
al closing At "a &c; Nay. sales OF l5S4.
600 bn az 90 s@s 20 closing At s51c; June, sales
Spot 102hc ana options 14@l5zc lower; closed
weak; receipts, 2s2, 900 bu.: exports. 5000 ou.:
unsraded, 5S@56c: No. 3, 5s,95sl4c steamer 62lza
Sole first bali February, No Q Soc steamer white,
55(356c; ungrsded white 6S5411c; No January,
4ssz0Bo1sc, closing SC soc; April Soc Nay, $40
1s1sc, clpzipg st 5sssS psH-7s97ze l9Ker; re-
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COMMERCIAL

Since the LIST of January dJy goods have ffs.
proved and prices tend upward. In gingbsms this
feature is especially noted. The grocery trade in
general is improving, while sugars show slight
advance. C06ees are active. There has been also
a slight advance In the nail market. The iron
trade is improving,
GRAIN.
Wheat Cnder light receipts local prices are
well maintained and milling wheat in active de-
mand. Futures dull New York 5sc Oh st noon.
Baltimore &c to &c, and Chicago &c lower.
Corn-Local markets are quite active. and buy
quite numerous. We note quite boom in
ecepts, nearly 10 cars showing up since last Sat
urday. Prices finn for No. white, but show a
slight decline for other grades. Futures dull
New York &c OFF, and Chicago 40 lower.
Oats-Under light receipts. all grades are wanted
at full quotations
Flour. Grafu and Hay.
Flour-Patent 81 5se,5 90; extra fancy 81 OOa
$50: fancy So 909& 90; choice, 81 7593 90: 'suily,
So S593 60; treble extra 81 602 IS: double extra.
t0s. so: extra, ~ 25a2 s5; supernna. 81 coz
Is; fine, q 90.
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and worth above s3s. The market for foreign
whests ut q stand still, and sellers willing &C.
cept Ga 70 Is reduction. Flour slow of sales, bat
the market is steady. Mixed American maizs az
London, on Friday, was freely offered at 2Ss Cd
ex ship. February steamers readily taxed by
but higher than foregoing. Barleys continue firm.
Oats are higher but slow; cArgoes OF coast, none,
and merchants are awaiting arrivals There was
q languid. dragging inquiry for cargoes on pas
sage; values, S96d lower. To-day wheat was
scarce and In demand. Flour was Cd cheaper
Maize is IN improved demand ut last weeks prices
Mailing bsrleys are steady. Grineing duh and
weaker. Oats are dull. Beans and peas are un-
phanpad
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There is no need denying the fact that
among the most distressing complaints OF
humanity few are equal In intensity to
q pleasant one to talk about; neither is thu
victim, and our aim is to give him relief.
Jacob Chambers. of Henry street, New York,
writes: When / began using Mishler's
Herb Bitters las per printed directions)
bad been troubled with bleeding piles for
upwards Of five years. In six weeks I was
perfectly cured"
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Death of sister Theresa.

wukEsBARRx. Pa, Jan. 21.-Ths sscniar
nsme of Sister There's, who nas Just disd,
was Annie Walker. daughter OF Major X. q:
Walker, and Elizabeth Blaine. a sister OF
James G. Blaine; was born at Brownsville.
In the course OF her studies at 81. N.yier's
Academy, Westmorelend County. she made
her religious profession at ST. Msry's Con-
vent. Pittsburg, In 1862. She was thirty
wears OF age s solemn mass Of requiem in
St, Mary'f Cathedral or Friday,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-01-28
The Long Island Indians.

New YORK, Jan. 23.-There is considerable
trouble among the Shinnecook Indians on
Long Island. A majority of the tribe opposed
the sale of the Shinnecook hill to the Long
Island Railroad, but the trustees consummsted
the sale and pocketed the money. Que of
the trustees, one of the leading men OF the
tribe, got the money and fed with il to
Canada. The Indians intend to bring suit
to question the validity Of the sale, and re-
gain possession OF the lands.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-01-28
Catarrh Cured.

A clergy man, after suffering number OF
years from that loathsome disease, Catarrh,
after trying every known remedy without
succ ess, at last found a prescription which
Apy sufferer from this dreadful disease send
ing a self addressed stamped envelope to DR..
+. A Lawrence, 100 Dean street, Brooklyn,
n. ", will receive the recipe free OF charge.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-01-28

and Cured of Consumption.
Messrs CrsddOck < Co.. 1882 Race street, Pbiiadei.
pbis. Pa:
GEkTLENEN-Please send me twelve bot
ties of DIR. III. James Cannabis indica one
each OF pills and ointment, for friend Of
mine who Is not expected TO live; and as
your medicine cured me of consumption
some three years ago. / want him to try
them. gained fifteen pounds while taking
the first three bottles. and / know il is Just
the thing for him. Respectfully,
J. V. HULL,
Iawrenceburg. Anderson Co., Ky.
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Estimated receipts hogs, 5000 head.
BRrrlsH eRArN rRApE RErIEW

HHFIEWs
LONDON, Jan. 26.-The Mark Lane Express, I'm
its weekly review of the British corn trade says:
Frosts, light easterly wind and logs had
wholesome check upon vegetation. Crops are In
good position for this time of year. Wheat Ia
strong in plant and OF healthy color. Favorable
threshing weather has incresced farmers deliy-
cries OF wheat for the past three weeks but values
have been gradually declining. Prices gen.
orally ls below last week. The sales
Of English wheat during the week
were s3I45 quarters at 34s lid, against
% 36s quarters, at 3ss, the corresponding week
jsst yseS, ktpe Ws95ipg bexleys extremely scAgce
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-01-28
The old custom requiring saleswomer

The old custom requiring ssleswomen
in dry and fancy goods stores to stand all
day long without rest or relief is being su-
peIseded by more humane rules in many of
our leading business houses. Lydia 4. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound is highly praised
by those who have not yet been freed from
the old necessity for constant standing, AID
is genuine blessing in every such case, as
we'll as to the tired-out housekeeper who
must be on her feet all day.
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I.awrenceburg. Anderson Co., KY.

A great many people disregard dyspeptic
symptoms and assume that they win soon
disappear of themselves; bus this is not the
fact and the only safe remedy tor them 10
Nichols Bark and Iso1s
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Dry 4onda.

NEW YORk. Jan. 26.-Dry Goods-1he mar
ket is quiet for all classes of cotton goods. put
through deliveries on orders good business has
been reached. Printed fabrics in moderate re-
quest Dress goods doing better, with fair re-
quest for moderate assortments. WOODEN Goods
Soft wool dress fabrics doing fairly well, but the
general market rather quiet than otherwise; due
chiefly to cold weather.
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WHISKY,

BALTIMORE Jan. Is - whisky - Nominally
steady ~ u ~.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. whisky-Steady at u IA
CHICAGO, Jan. 10 Whisky-Onchanged at
81 IL.
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Foreign saouey and stoch..

LONDOr, Jan. 26.-Consols. 80 11l6 account,
90 1916 United States Bonds-4s, 2i1S: AVS, 49,
Railroad Bonds Canada Pacific. az; rrIe Is 4 /;
seconds SOS; Illinois Central, 2S% ST Paul, 7ltz;
New York Central, $50; Pacific DIS.
PARIS, Jan. 26.-Rsntes. 60. 90c
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Rye,-No. higher; CSC bid; no sellers.
Brand-Firm: s13 % bid 1. o. b.; held at $13 50.
Hay-Prime timothy, nominrl.
CHICAGO MARKErs.
Furnished by Il. z. Kinney d Co., Grain aud Pro-
vision Brokers. No. 9 Chamber OF Commerce.
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etsII Oaatr,uo

MADRID. Jan. % Earthquake shocks were
felt again yesterday at Malaga, Leafs, Vetez
and Almunecar. Some damage was done at
the latter place.
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Ola.

PITT5BURG. Jan. 26.-Perolenm-Quiet G. ].
weaker at 691zc.
OIL CITY, Pa, Jan. 26.-National Transit GER
ncstes opened at 69zc; highest 50c: lowest g. C;
closed at 60 &C. Sales, LOOP 900 bbls; clearances.
1856 900 bbls: runs, 81 455 bbs; shipments % 64S
bbls.; charters, $500 bbs. Oil City Exchange
stock, 10 bid; "a 50 asked.
BRADFORD, Pa, Jan. &.-Orude Oh - Weak,
with downward tendency: National Transit and
Tide-watsr runs Saturday and Sunday, 65,4s5
bbls total shipments, 40ls 5s3 bbls. charters. 81.
6O3 bills ciearances, 3,S00,000 National Transit
certificates opened at e95+c and closed at sec,
the lowest price of the day; highest price. .0Ac.
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LIVE STOCK.
Indianapolis Live stock marses.

Indianapolis Live stock Market.
UNION SroCK-YARDs, Jan. rs.
OAT1LR-Reoeipts, 100 head; ahipmenh. 20)
head. Quality generally common, with but few
shippers here. Market dun, selling slowly, with
} few common grades OF butchers left unsold.
Good stockers and feeders are in good demand,
selling reanilv a strnnrr nrinas
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The PrOvIsion Market.
Below are the present jobOing prices:

The Provision Market,
Below are the present jobDing prices:
Smoked Meats. csnyased or plain tplain meats
TO l21S lbs. average. 1l<c: Is lbs. average, lie;
~ lbs average, 1919; 10 los average, loz';
Sss sc esons S Mans 1ES Cottage
fast bacon. clear, lie; English shoulders, 7o;
family shoulders, pieces averaging 10 10 lbs,
&c: dried beef, 15e. BecoD-Clear sides. medium
W.. &c: do backs, light weight, Sc; bellies. Sc:
French fitch. 7lo pcs. &c.
sides or backs. unsmoked, 7lsc; Bean PORK. clear
per bbl, 30 lbs, SIS 90: pork, cesr per bbl. 200
lbs SIS; family PORK, clear, per bbi, 200 lbs. sl
Lard-Pure fettle-rendered In tierces, SIC: in
half barrels 50b tubs, SIC; 4slb tin tubs. &c;
Olbpails &c; 10-lb pals, 95zc
Bologna-In cloth &c: In skin, &c.
The Grocery Market.
Cheese Fun cream, New York, 1l9i5o; Ohio,
&c; part skim. egsc per pound; White RoAe, Lei
'CofeesNCommon. sSaio1zc: ordinary, loxs
prime, i2szsis]le; choice. is54sl7l4e; old Gov:
roasted, lib packages. loolb cases, ll5zc: 6O-lb
do, 141Ac; Arbuckle's roasted, l4s<c; Leyerings
l4s4c: Csrdobs, 14zc; Gates No. l. 15szc; Gates
sugsIsETutloei re; powdered. 711e; .grsnu:
lated. 7971sc; standard A, e19s4c; OF A, 6A@
Sc; common grades, S951sc; New Orleans. SO
Molasses and syrups-New crop New Orleans
Rice-Csrolins and Louisiana, 597c
sesss ose;p singsr sasc cInns%oa in iD mats.
i2915c; nutmegs, 650s0c.
mall lots, l6c more from store: dairy So 2593 co.
stsrch-Refned pearl, sA0s1zc per 10. Eureka.
&c; Champion gloss, lump 6@6xci Improved
Salt HssSnSackerel, extra mess, s24 per Dbl. |;
halves. So so; Ne. mackerel, slSe20: halves 80
@ s 9 81 s sSVss az
Sonsiess hsh, g 5Sas per loS lbs: boneiess ood'
Foreign FruitsNLondon layer rsisins. new,
50 50gS IS: new Valencia. 1l9l2he; Sultans, 1ic:
new Muses tel rss1ns To POS s nsee
Messina. 81 OO94 50. Prunes !. New Turk
sh, 6He7c; sultans 40, DO, shc; =, curran.s
fIcfids. crate. sss4 Co. Brazilian do. =; Jsmsica,
| y 5O@7: California L L. 90 20. Peanuts-Rsw
T cs: .ze %%inssos sc; Toss,ed ed;
bunch. 1 uocosnur, 81 Cos. ''"An'A-''s1 '''
! Canned Goods We quote: Tomatoes
9, lbs, s5cesl 90: Peaches, lbs. standard
g: abs. us Sol Isl Pie fescSss lbs s.; 81 oss
l 10; G lbs, 8091 IS; Backberries, S5995c
Strawberries. 81 l09l Is; Raspberries, 81 l5@l Is
IS; Yarmouth Corn, 81 95ei 30: Mountain sugar
S ba saas S Ssss SS s:,n Mssi
| H., 81 cool 20; lumber Jellies. s51soc; Cove
Oysters, 1lb., light weight, 65070c; ID, full
weight 81 1091 is: 2 lbs, Light weight. 81 10;
lbs. full weight. 81 S591 IS; sardnes, French. rs,
slbs, o0s5c; lbs, 81 t092 60; gallon. ~ 25os 50.
Vegetables and Fruits.
Beens-Choice navy, 81 5091 IS: medium. 81 50
o 70; Marrows, t792 rs; California, 80.
Potstoes--s2 0o92 IS per Dbl; 55065c per bu.
Sweet es-Phfladelphia Jerseys, S505 30
Bsltmores, s494 50: Kentucky, % 1893 So
Apples-Chofce, q 5C02 IS; fancy, sSsS3 20; COM
mon, u %0l So
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The Produce Market.

Eegs-Psying 2Oc per doz from store. 22C.
Butter-Creamery fancy. 2S@SOc: choice, 5a27c;
dairy selected, 1SG4 1Oc; country, fancy, 1l1zc;
sweet roll 1o9l2c; medium grades. 6gsc; low
grades, t94c per 10.
Poultry-Hens 70 per Id. ; ROSTERS, &C: spring
chickens, &c; turkeys, 90; old geese, and we'll
feathered, Per doc S. 40; ducks, per doz-, 8 90.
Rsbbits-75c per doz.
Equirrels-75c per ooz
Feathers-Prims geese. CSC, mixed ana ducks.
O925c
Eaes-1z91s<c.
WO0l-Tub-wsshed and picked, S0c: unwathed,
medium, 90; unwashed common, 2Oo; un sssned
One, 16c; Cotswold. lSc; do. coarse. 16Syi7c; DO.
cotton deeces, 14615c.
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|t5tttTutCI ttlI
higher at 1870. Wheat-Quiet and firm: No. 2
Oats-No. mixed, SSc. Provisions-Strong
Mess pork, SIC; bulk shoulders 81 70; clear ribs,
S. so; clear, IS IS. Bacon-Shoulders IS 80; clear
nib, 81 25; clear. 81 62< Hans-sl0 IS. Lard-SS So
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 26.-Wheat-Lower: cash,
63lSa6zc; February, 6S5 s96Sssc; May, 661s0a67c.
Corn-Lower; cash, Sic; February, go s@s0Ac:
March, a149s05zc: May, S114aS15sc;.June. 81 &c
oats-Hie her at 27hc
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GOVERNMENT sEcURrTIRs

Sterling. 90 dsys....4si %. s. 41<'s ..- lii 10
Sterling sight-....-s3S New O. s. Ps..-...-.-I3is<
3 per cent. bonds...--io15S
EoTB-The purchasing prizes for Government
bonds In Indianapolis VARIES irotn The New York
quotations NO. peT cent
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
MONEY AND STOCKS.

asv York Financial HArksa
NEW YORK, JAM 26-Money-Essy 81 141I per
cent.
Prime Mercantile Psper-I9s par can't.
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hILWAUkEE, JAZZ Zb-FIour-In Ialr ue-
mand. Wheat-Dull; No. Milwaukee. 777se;
January, 772se; February, 7s1 SC; March. 1880;
May. S41lc. Corn-Firm; No. 3. 5lc. Odts-0ull
but firm No. 2, S09Slc: No white. s2e Rye
Firm No L, 651ze No. ?, 63c. Barley Easier: No.
2 spring, 55c; No. do, 52l4952Ikc Provisions
HiRber. Mess Pork-sl2 20 cash and February;
So 80 March. Lard Prime steam, S. S. cash and
February: s. 90 March. Hogs-Higher AZ 81 $50
4 40. Receipts-Flour. 1900 bblS; wheat 1900
bu.; corn, $4,000 bu. shipments-Flour. $500
bbls wheat, 500 bu.; corn, II coo bu.
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TOLEDO Jan. 70 -wbesi- Quiet aud weak; No.
2 red cash and January, S01ze; February. s0Zc;
March, a2ifc; April, sic: May, 8ic No. soft, sea-
SIC. UoID- Dull; No. cash, PC: January, 42c;
February, lie. Oats-Quiet; NO. 2 cash, S01Sc:
May, SIZE OIoyerseed-Quiet and SIT ady; prime,
q 30. Neutrality-suspicious., 1905 bu.; corn. 1000
bu: oats. !, 0c0 bu. chtpmenR-Wneai ll-000 bu.
corn, 30 600 b.; oats, none.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-02

fcers. Our people have been de-
ceived and swindled. These officers
have been in every State but pest
to honest people, and last November
our American people-the greatest
people on earth decided for a
change. Republicanism and its
officers had become, yes every one ct
them, offensive. Grover C!eave-
land was elected as the Chief Exec.
utive of our Government. Demo
cratic principles are to be practiced,
therefore the great work for the pres
ent administration is reform-that is
changing from republicanism as
practiced by Republicans in the past
to democracy as practlced by former
Democratic administrations. But
now we have been frequently re-
minded that the people must have
been mistaken, that the old set were
really not offensive. Offensive par
tisanship has been the hinge of this
great reform. Hereafter it will not
be principles which shall decide
whether person be turned out oil
office or not, but his partlsanship
and not his principles. must be the
decisive point. The question is, in
our mind this which shall it be to
fit one for retention in and appoints
ment to Office, his partisanship OF
his heartfelt principles We ans
wer let it be the latter for US. 1
gentlemen prefer partisanship Their
the question comes up as to what con
stitutes offensive partisanship? The
DEMOCRAT gave its opinion of thi:
some weeks since, and we again say
that any one who voted for Blaine
and Logan should be deemed of
fensive to any live Democrat, pollti-
cally considered. The radical stump
speaker and bulldozer was not Tue
one who kept his party in power 81
long. but it was that inoffensive {?
partisan who voted but made no tall
about it. He it is who cast the grea
uo+o IL, ,,up,horc p,opv fimoc fh,
rash, arrogant partisan. Still. some
think that if he just voted and de-
feated the Democratic party, and die
not pour out untold malediction
against it, he is not and never wa
offensive. The backbone Of the Re
publican party should beoffensive t.
our administration. Reform!
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-02

PRESIDENT CLEvELAND refuses to
remove Maj. Grant, Republican post
master at Goidsboro. because there
are no charges against him. What
charges were against President
Arthur except that he was a repub-
lican? Mr.. Cleveland assumes that
every body who asks that Democrats
be appointed to Federal positions are
Office seekers. ForsCoth has not Mr..
Cleveland been an office seeker? The
people gave him the office be now
holds because he Was a Democrat
and I;at because he was Mr.. Cleve-
land. Il i. SAY find out IN time to BEN
eft by it that Democrats want a
Democratic administration In fact as
we'll as in name. If he does not, we
earnestly hope that the people will
show him in 1888 that they want no
more of him.-EX.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-02
NOTICE.!

/ liquor dealers, your attention is CALI,
IL to Sec 81 of the Revenue Act. Hps ea
after, the license for selling in quantits
of less than quart will be thirty dolS'
per quarter, for selling in quantltieS' y
one quart and less than five gallons. Eie
teen & Is & 100 dollars, and for selma :,
quantities Of five gallons or more severn,
five dollars per quarter. No order fork
cense will hereafter be granted unless tb'
license tax accompanies the petition ~
Both those who sell by the drink and
by the quart will now have to petition ii,
Board for license.
AARON PRESCOTT.
Ch'm'n Of the Board
june IL, At.