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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-08-03
PRODUCE MARKET.


Butter-Market week, Creamery, Eastern, l9 a2l c: Western, Is l9ac: Elgin ca c, imitation, l5o al7c; Dairy, Eastern, half tir- kin tubs, r al9 e: Eastern Welsh tubs 8
 c; western, l4 al5c: factory, If alto.
 Cheese-Market steady. Factory, New York oheddar, Ss4a c: Western, flat, TJSaG c. Creamery--Sew York, part skins a7 c,
 Eggs--Market quiet Fresh Eastern nrsts IS afsysc: Canadian, frsts, ls14alS c: Wesasrn frsts, l5Aal614c.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-08-03
A Freight Train,s tsig TumhIa.

SOMERSET, Ky, Aug 3.-Freight train No. F, on the, Cincinnati Southern Rail- road broke truck of the second car from the engine, and all the cars tumbled down a 1So-foot efhbankmeht. A conductor and two cramps were killed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-08-03
ADsfaultins County Treasurer.

TopER., Kan. Aug 3.--The Attorney F.enersl has received information that J.J. Goodin, Treasurer of Rawlins County, has disappeared, and that his accounts are Sl2,- poo short. It Is said that Goodin has lost heavily in speculating of late, and that there haa been trouble before as to his ac- counts
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-08-03
STOCK MARKET.

= TuRFr o'CLoCk-The stock market was fair lv active in tae morning and dull in the after noon. The smaller pooled specialties showed a o0od deal of strength through the day. but outside of Lake Shore and New England the stanIard stochs tended to decline. Bonds were dull but firm: silver lower.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-08-03
Suits For Injuries in Railroad Accident,

MONTREAL, Aug. 3.-The taking of evil dence in the cases of Mott of St. Albans and six others, plaintiffs, who were seri- ously injured in the White River accident on tbe Central Vermont Railway, IS now proceeding here. The cases involve about Slo0,oo0
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-08-03
Emanclpatton Day.

ROCHESTER, N. Y., Aug. 3.--Rmancip a- tion Day was celebrated by parade and exercises at Maple Grove yesterday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-08-03
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Aug, 2.-Money on call to-day 115per cent. -
 BONDS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-08-03

WASHINGTON, Aug, 3.--For New England, New York. Eastern Pennsylvania. Delaware and New Jersey, fair, slightly warmer, vara- hlc winds becoming southerly duril1g Friday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
arr lArINa AEE Arrs 5rroNs.

Emory "a. skurmiIess suits ON Ac-
C0nnt OF sis WIfc "A Strange story
The Ba t!mote SIu
Three salts have been docketed in tho
United States circuit court by Bryant snd
Bryan counsel for Emory II Bnrnite.
One suit was against James Ii Holmes
aud wife OF Caroline county, Nd, the
ts'herin. law and mother. in Law OF Bur.
mite, in which $40 090 are demanded FOR
alternating the aftctions of Bu,nite's wige,
the daughter OF the Holmeses.
la another suit $40, 900 are claimed
against Mr. Holmes for Islander. The
third suit is against Samuel Shsnnahan
and vita of Eastnn, Talbot county, Nd,
= Siu 600 for assisting IN The alienation
OF Bntnite's wise's affections. Mrs.
shennshon is sister OF Mrs. Holmes.
bnrn'te and Miss Holmes were married
IN 1861 and have three children. He il
from delaware and after the marriage his
i@her-ln.law bought fine farm on WE
liver, in Talbot. FOR his daughter. mir.
burnite did not succeed we'll at farming
and at'eE some preparation he was ad-
nitled to the bar at Easton several veal !
ego. From Talbot no went with his
family TO Philadelphia. About a yfar
ago ne welt west 10 build MP a home, as
ne says, SO that his fpmily might come 10
BIO. tic says hs parted from his wife
with Hiss md sue gavs him tho money
glth which to go away. After visiting
Los angeles and other towns OF mora Or
less fame he pitched his tent in Salt Lake
City, Utah territory.
While there several weeks ago an 40
qualntance from Maryland startled him
with the exclamation, "aellc, Burpite. +
Thought you were dead" A telegram 81 4
been sent from S Ii Lake CITY 10 easteyn
papers giving an account of Burnite'e sni .
Giee by hanging. He also learned thai
e. ms wife had begun sui. against him Ia
l&lnot county for divorce for abandon.
ment. He claims thai TIE movement for
MN 70 go away and for his wife to pro
cure divorce was plot. r.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
Beocham's pills act IKE magic on a weak
Another vIrglaia excursion.


~ psrsag ever VT, cd this fainoTs
Shenandoah Valley, Virginia and West
Virginia but he admired the country, lis
people and appreciated the vast resources
awaiting development. Dnrlng tho Eaat
few months very heavy immigration hes
gouo into these staten, 1t Is grand
country, has an excellent climate, ID rich
in natural resources landsRre cheap, LYd
persons seeking new locations shonld Iool;
II oqeF Immediately December 4th ,t.s
Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad Company viii
sell sound trip land excursion ticks.s
good fer so days from Philadelphia VIII
lnsngton, Del Newark, Del. and Chester,
| "a, to various points in Virginia aud
West Virginia, at one fare for the rouui
| trip. For particulars about this excnr.
SION apply to ticket agents b. & o rail
road a! points namsd above, or @. L.
Meekenzte s3S Chestnut street, Philadsl.
ptia, Pa. N v. Richards, land aeozt
3 q o Balrmore, Md, Will give sou
flu information about lands.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
PEAns' is taa Putesr and best Soup made
A Potter F"timi Vyith when y,
ttCptt NsEA FFrs,,,,.,,, So,

foNer F"'ihi Win winch me
@ctd Nas Ir"DabIY nOnu,
CHlsAGo, Nor % ftsteldsy ette,noon
While searching 'or fresh elnes 10 he Fya
Altehe'l m5ately, heavy iron nteyo
potsr, ~ iRcha9in length, II an innb
tAiek and weighing about three nqunds
|as fanra Nnieh Il the weapon I'M NJ
zoe betttye ~aS Escl h. tha r,urdo,sg
There ire tsraa aMk SPOTS on ,le bnn.lio
that hay1 ;ho srGSrGuca OF blood lut \
ohemleNi animation Will he ueefssa.,. /,
determine taia. - =
The arsatsst importance at,ocbel J,
n finding q tho poker Ia tEat rrot -
ans ahon;y along Tie traces n HI,
fotI contains q potter OF prts.sejr ~
same make and design. Tom a;ss,t,sa ~
suspected Of mntdgrlng The ri,i and ~
= aiill locked NJ in the HYDE pafh ,a H.
h'atiol, had Just such q uclsr in ~
,sasaty and 4 Is there yot Tia 800 ~.
belonging to the fhaHty Al ths iE n, :.
crossing is missing The poker ! u
found vacant TOT not mora TN, 1Sn
yards from where the murdered eitl wa Ia
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
-
InTkHhIL KnYhH I'm.
Figures from Commissioner Miller
Annual Report.


Annual Report.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2l---The report Of
Hon. Joseph Miller, commissioner OF inter.
nal revenue, for tho fiscal year ended june
: 30th, last, ahoSH that tho total receipts
for the fiscal wear were Sia4 1926, 475, an
increase OF So 4s9 ia over tho receipts
for the previous year, and IS 326, 475
more thnn the estimate. The estimated
receipts for the current hs al year are
1926, goo 900 provided no changes are
made in the existing rate OF taxation.
The cost OF collection OF Internal taxed
for tho year was 50 978, 1888 being less
than 2 per cent Of the amount collected;
! ,07i violations Of internal revenue have
been reported by revenue agents during
the year, ISL persons have boon arrested
on their information, property to the
value Of $l3l,744 So has been reported
by them for seizure, ard $73,6i9ii for
! assessments for unpaid taxes aud penal
ties. During tho year 5l8 Illicit stills
were seized, resulting in tho death OF enc
officer and the wound,ng of another.
The number OF distilleries registered
during the year was 094, and the num-
Der operated was GAG. The commits
sioner renews his recommendation of
liant year that authority be given for the
disiillstion OF all kinds of fruit under
the regulations whicn govern the produc.
tion OF brandy from apples, peaches or
grapes exclusively.
The aggregate amount 0: taxes collected
from tobacco during the year was $30,-
&C.,, 13i, on increase OF $554 364 over the
previous year. The export account shows
a decrease in manufactured tobacco of
22f, 700 pounds, decrease in the nur1-
ber OF cigars exported Of 462, 425, and au
increase IN the number OF cigarettes CT.
ported of 40, s3I 500 the number CT
cigars imported during the fiscal year
ended June 3Oth, 1883, was "a ,2OS, 7aJ.
Tho value OF the manufactured tobacco
imported was $s5, 537.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
Hoods SaYsaparilla
onyby J. & Lowsl.s onL
100 Doses One Dollar 90 Doses One Dollar
MoAn rAounAa q sAMoa.
The Germans Getting Altogether Toe
Fresh bheFes

| The Gcrmans Getting Atf0setncr zoo
Fresh phere.
SAN Francisco, NOV. IS. The steamer
Mariposa from Sydney and Auckland,
has arrived here. A correspondent at
| Apie, Samoa, writes as follows under date
OF November 9Th:
Matters are daily growing worse in Sa-
inca instead Of improving. The Ameri-
can British and German consulates are
guarded BY piatoOns o. marines from the
men-of. war Adams, Lizard aud Adler, re-
srsctiyeiy The buildings are all for
titled by sand bags placed nn all sides TO
a hight Of three or four feet.
This state Of affairs went into operation
October 2ith, and was Caused by acts Of
the Germans, whose attitude toward the
Americans aud Eugiisa ss we'll as toward
natives 10 becoming uncomfortable. A
patrol OF thrae armed sailors from the
German mau-0f war Adler travels tho
streets az Apia with loaded muhkats and
fixed bayonsis tvsIy night. A few
nights ago the patrol met two English
gentlemen on May street, when one of
the German sailar9, without prov0eation,
struck MIR. Ri;ohie, one of the English
men, teaYy blow IN the fece, knocking
him down.
DHring the early part of November
the Germans threatened to report some
Americans who opposed their proceed
in9s. Among these were Il. T, Moore.
an American citizen, and the larRes. mer.
GIANT III Apla While Tamasese, the
rebel kigg, VINO ia u tool OF thu GermanB,
WIS heslrged on Mulinnn PoiEt, near
Apia, some OF bis warriors entered tho
house Of an American named Seaulon,
drove him and his family out of their
house, billed his live stock and threat
ened to take Scanlon's life. This was
doIe within $50 yards Of the fort erected
By Germans on Mulinua Point ana in
fGll visw Of the German garrison, hat
The latter made no effort to stop this pro.
caeding
Natives repeated the performance few
days later, wlereupon Captain Iusry of
the United States man. of .war Adams COZ.
yeyed Such positive communication to
the capt4in OF the German man ot-was
and the German consul AZ caused them to
restrain thu natives for the time bsing
FROM further acts OF violence. The
United States consul posted notice
stating tibet precautions had been taken
TO protect the Americana from further
outragea by the Germans.
Americans in Apia complain that the
government had neglected to offer them
tho protection TO which they are entitled,
though Captain Leafy of the Adams has
done everything possible to protec.
AmericHn interests.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
lBRIs0N no TINE SoUrn.
what He Says in Reply 10 u SOuth
Carolina Editor.

GREENvr.LE, $. G., Nov. 27.--The
editor Of the Greenyille Duty Mems re-
cently wrote TO General Harrison stating
that southern commercial interests would
be relieved from obstruction caused by
douhta and fears recording the southern
policy OF the coming administration ii
General Harrison would mako some
assurances of his purpose TO follow q
conservative course toward the south.
A reply has been received from the
President-elect in which after stating
that he 10 not ready yet to give public
utEerances upon public questions, he
says: when the surprise and t'isappoint.
ment which come Of your people have
felt over the result hiss passed away agd
they give some calm thought TO the bitua.
ton, think they viii ba as much hu-.
prised as / en- that they should in thought
or speech impute TO me unfriendliness
toward the south"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
a GREAT R4tLs04D TRrsr.


thE ftUliAeS
CHICAGO, Nov. "a Regarding the
much-talked o. conference in New York
between Chairuan Nitgeley and seward
railroad magnatts Interested in Wsstern
railroads, a local paper aays t4a object OF
these conferences nas baeu Kent q pro.
found secret. II hsg been leaned. how
eysr,. that iha ptoj9ct o9ntelnplDtes
nothipg more nor leag thu5 tba
formation Of gigantic railroad
trust or clearing house comprising al
tosds between points wet If IA line
drawn through Chicapo aud Miiwaus "a
on tha cast, st. Paul pnd Minneapolis on
tie north, Colorado, New Ms4ico and
Wyoming on the west and hrksasgs Oh
the south. All exi9tlng freight ana mn.
senger associations with INA territory
named are to be aboiis cd ana nerg.J
into the new trus. Or esaayi.v honss !
as it ia named
The principal Obi uf tie CLEARING
house" 10 to presetjao fstek ,n,sa nn,3
regulations which sha'l eovfrn in the
o6nduct Ct passenger and f,riaht traffic
and Insure thei- st;ict nRigtgnatee
There 10 TO be "a executive bogri OF three
which shah devote It's cntire attention 10
the Affairs OF the clearing t9rsa.n One
of These three is to be -itst.u elaifrlsn.
The chairman, It 10 uudoss.agd, i, n III
MIR Midgeley OF thu South wesvorn Rail.
way Association, WHO, uadlr the .4ffps OF
the ayr enent will be greater MAJ than
Gon-uiisBtcner Fink, virtually hsyin,
full control of the management ~ N
roads between Chicago ana tbs Rocky
Mountains.
i is believed that tia trust or ac,ear.
leg hJnso" viii bs ia copii.ot win ia II.
letstate commerce law, rs it Is noting
more noF lsss thsu pooling OF ali rail-
road intereBta in the west,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

President cleo Harrison has appointed
as his private secretary EIii.h " Wsls
journal. -ii"n'pelis
It is assorted That Senator Sherman 10.
oeen offered ard tsa eonIiIipnalIr r 90
cepted tue position of s. cretasv az 49, a.
IN President harriaon'a cabinct. A'"'o
tn Lhe oi,eiai vote Of Virginia ia a, fol.
t ,9% Cleveland, l5l, 977; Harris on
i nov, az uleyaland'a majority. 15as
Ing ahe vote IN 1851 WAS Cleveland. 145 Ia.
blaine, lbs $50. Total, 2ss ,85S, ps ~
cratic loss, 4,gO6. DStae-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

Catsrrh Is m irnlmm alton Of the mucous
meMbrsnes. and may AFFECT the heal, thro't'
stomach, bowels or bladder But cstsrh q the
head is the most conmon, oitsn coming Gu 80
gradnsiY that IL hiss a firm hold hsfots tue
nature OF the treub's 10 suspRsiei. CAntrh IS
csused by cold or cue session Of colds, opm-
bined vito Impure blood. Its lo;ai gvnpsoms
are fulinsss and heat IN the fo;eheai dtynesA
In tho nose and back art az the threEt, fn1 =
dissgressb,e dlsohG'gs from the no'A When
the dlfeRas gsils n arm no q on too aaaien, it
becon.s ehrosic aud Is then exceedingly dam
gerous and trearhsrous, II bile b devsicp into
eonsump,ien, Tao eyes become I'LL med AMI
red, tharn is tbrobnns III the templte, rluging
noises 10 the cars, heatsche, caprlcious appe-
tile and gomcimee loss Of sense q gnlells Nod
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
Z ARIE S S.
AMERICAN HrcHERs' WORKS.
Among his cost II Tie VIII

), Wen va flaa stocE at al times. Among tho
".;@tNt T. PASTURE" p. Moran.
'AsA@DT 70 Dr1. K " .fIoT.
'ttiE a. TE or VENICE y ,rbo,hsa N,v,,
"a ,MphD ADYIt5s AFTER n. k. Kr,aht
THE WELCOME GURsp,n Jenals Brogns.
ny THIS WsYsiDR'J i. a. s. N5nk,.
20 D HOMESTEAD Miiapnusn.
ana m nv phste, 81 capprishssd and free
rom Any possibility q b.if repr 5iucsd In any
AlaT!Ne2, MIRRORS, The best and hana.
N 'ss sest fioTuRS FRANCE, Carl and Cas;9et
all the ROGERS GRours, etc.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

Re san erin nj Frgish rhyieian who h.s
msde diseases OF {ha ~ kg AMI tbrnsG his
cneria ur wv the vnn1e1ful com 5oun6
kn WI 81 iilaS RoHsyg III Hlrs h0fed6 and Thr. ii a
gt9At o 1,ehpl retps6v for Coughs. Gods, Ir.
me 90, VIII tAe fSnie o. WI ioh tbs who's
for tvsfynodv waois Ii, -
flks $ gooTHAcEE pRoPs cure Ia ons minute,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
JOHN BULL AND UNCLE s1M.
The Legation Gives "A Warming.
Lord sack ytlkc-s SucceSsnr

Lord sack ytIsc's Successor.
IchDoE, Nov. 27.--The United titstes
legation here warns the public against
fraudulent atiempts to obtain money "a
pretended recommendations from ren-
bers OF the legation.
The Daily NepS says 1t regrets lord
Salisbury's decision to delay the sppc;ps.
ment Of successor to Lord Sacky:iIo,
This oourse, it thinks, may provoke
President Cleveland to Withdraw Miri.,sr
Phelps.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
what is Catarrh

herring. HOODS ssrsaparilla is the remedy FOL
n Is ever Increasing malady. II httScks Vt once
ihs sousee az the disease by purifying pnd On.
r,chinE the blood, Will III, as IL reaches the delft.
cate psssaRoB Of the mucous membrane 1othsf
ans rehrllds the tissues, Giving them tendency
10 heath Insissd cf disesBe. and ultimately
curing tbs an ,c.ion, Az the same tins Hoo1,s
sisrsapariIlh builds up the whole system and
makos ono feel that he has taken new Lease
q Iiie.
''Flr several years had q catarrhal srectou
In my throat and had tried several medicines
bu. eoull ind moth ng to help me. mus
ssy Wa very much benefited by using
Hoods saraNrahlla, ana weuli recommend
81 Vety nIghly,"--RLI.s +. DByaiss, Omaha,
Nebraska.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
PEARS Soap secures ano complexion,
Rev. Widdcmrr leaves me church,

PHiLApt LplIA, Nov. ~ At tue tri.l on
the kev. toward Wiid mar By ths Eos
copal Church, the sentt noe iruoyed vac
thai he should titaer ABANDON his WIFE Or
withdraw from the church. lie has d..
eided TO do tbs later, aud has seri 4 la.
ter to Bishop Whitaker sevetinF al rela.
tons with the EplHeopsl Chut Il. The
clergyman violated canon Of tIla Epis.
copal Church il remurryiug when tho
woman from whom he lad been divorced
was still living.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

z GgNIl0
lSpLA.ApoLis I'm Nov. 27.--tiensrs i
Masssr Workman Powassly, @hoaa policy
sas controlled Tho GsnerG Assembly of
me knights Of Labor, said YESTERDAY that
ne Was entirely satisfied with the outcome
OF The convention, and aoutiuuad: II
regret one thing, and that is tbs, I AM
again placed ct the head OF the ogder.
Personally, | am very sorry tur it, and [
honestly cid not expect it. | mi2dt have
stepped into better thing. A position
had been offered me which meant moro
moaeg an5 lesa work. Ia fact TIE papers
were deawo up aud abou. ready 10 b.
sisned by watch | would have reseiyt a
~ 0uu for about three moIths' work.
Inc assembly will ADJOURN size do 90 day.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

7 have MT used al OF ons hottgs yet, isn't.
Tea ION r+tRr-b tSe!ve Gears, exp-rIanci q
tha nsi sa.iag tropu'ns IN the i r at, an
u 50 u ~ ei8Gat dEllF I procured Eliza
,tes,E Sa.m mi tincs tn4 hssa ily'n I'd nAes
hs1 20 M beefiFg the sJt.n g. is entirely
RoAe.--D. 81 dstp, w.t. thu boston BUDGET,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-Ths Marine
Hospital Bnreau Ia Informed that thar,
vas q heavy frost with ice nj Gainesville
Fla last night and indications OF an.
other fEost 10. night.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

No SneciHc for rcrsi satn AilNsr "a can cona
In po iilst isvot with CILgiN sup IN snAP,
ILL \ HAls AND WHISPER Dye SEX or
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
SCRATCHED 20 YEARS
A.sra,y, itching SHin Diseases with
Endless Suffering Cured by
Cngicnra ssenicsii1ss

L had known Of the CpTrcuR4 REMspies
iwNas y-9'Eht seSre AZ u ~cu q haya rived M 4
. 90 two hundrsd dnllBrss md sn N n1nnas
amount OF sun r'rg. Nv Gissa9s (ps raaisl
G}uHtecest on M head IN O. spot y lascsr
VI :, = csnf. ItspIeRG rarldig ell over mr. bndy
IN 81 under say nal ThsR, axes w0Il Gron
4 ne ~ The time, anil ms tu3ering WI.
q. dos, ard Without reisf ore HI eaId to-
iatA NO Ia not tempt me 20 lav5 thiA III esas
over Dgals. Gns 3 p OF nan, tut fsIri n 20 b,
relieved % what soIne Of the oo5 ore said was
lspto i CONS rnS- Grra, pacrl 50, etc took
80. silt -. ga squH- Hiss uYe- tne wear and q
htlt bitt no cue } WTt = two o. tnras Il ci0rs
Hhd ~ cue, ] gtnnIE pfG'st the TFcCHA
R&Ssh'Es oman . hoy aaYe inhie my fHli
~ ie8t srd fr5' tom sn5saa u b u. AM
Ned OF hcu Vaatd 90 hox-t ~ u1tCCRA, md
TIRE" b tiiss + CrflrURA RES LVBsr Gad taI
CAKES ot Cur'CUGA soar II yol IA hsrn here
Ehd sid ven YOU d pkvi cured me Nv s on %
you would h We usi the money ! idabat ne
thf icfurs 10 y NJ rock e rHo lass trtfturs
hlnlhsr tNo, "dOW o Cue rkiN Dagsscat hIt
y 3 iup So clrrr az s.y rer o. rSar wig,
Fhr1rgh force of haGlt ! rub N lsuds ever
nv "t4B nd iegs 70 scratch On n 5 Wills,
batfo no parpHse | Sm XII ws ]. Istrktcnf d
tive y-e'yh' Yeas, al d Il git to hs !. kind o,
teconG nnlurH 81 me. I thEnS ypu ttoush Il
tsgs Anything mrra hat y il want 70 troy
wt!ta ne, or any onr who sRdJ this mAY writ
10 Il Will atlNUys
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

~s'n sst2 r~ siss We ssrs ss1 9ls,@4A
Sh'E chs ~As Child sns onea Tor 0s,soria
Nasn 4he bseA'os Ms. sas p,ups 70 Csanr.a,
sslsss avs Asd ot&dSea- shs ss3sthez CaSs4qse,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

Men who have been carrying the
country on their shoulders can nov rub
them and apply little Imminent. PROT.
d acs.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

!. o. eV'rvw err pd e, CuwCuRA, 10 soar.
2ir tfs LyBsF 81 rrsrn "a y he PJrTEi;
h.rn Ard peNtp3L o.. B1,t sasl
eE - tGt,ll a 70 O lrA satin ssassf . 81
page. 20 llustations ana 100 .estLmonlaIa
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29
FOR ConehN ana rhroal rei,order.

= ' TT I'VE E8INUfWNE9
use BRowNis BaoscuINL Ig3cuSs. -"Haye
never cnhasel my mtld respecting them.
escspt htns better o. that witch began
9,ihR'ns well off, Rec, Henry Ward
t'etcter. Sold only In boxes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

Regulate Che regulator. With pure
blood comes good heAlth. Use Warmers
Log Cabin sarsapariila and seoure both,
Best remedy. Largest bottle. For sale
by all druggists.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-29

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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-08-18
WEST VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS.

HUNTINGTON, W. Va, August 10.
--TO.day's Democratic State ConVen-
ton beat the record for size aud dis.
order. All the warning factions %
the State, to the aggregate number Of
twenty-five hundred, jammcd them
selves into n hall calculated for much
less than half that number, and thero
they perspired and checred and hiss
cd and Chgurativelyl stood on their
heads during all this long, hot SUM
mer day. At times the disorder was
very great, the body being unwieldly
in size, and even when so distinguish
ed a speaker as Temporary Chairman
Charles James Faulkner, United
States Senator, rose 10 make his adj
dress he was interrupted time and
again by cat-calls, yells and disorder
~ cries, and a gentle rebuke must
have been in the mind of the junior
senator when he alluded to the pas
sions and prejudices which sometimes
prevail in the state.
The state machine ran the body
from beginning to end, but the fric-
ton was at times so great that the
sparks flew in a shower.
A. b. Fleming, of Marion county,
was nominated for governor. He Is q
circuit Judge who has had the good
luck to keep out of most of the fac
tional fights of the party, and for this
reason his selection seems to be judi
cious one.
Auditor Duffy, Treasurer Thomp-
som, Supt, of Schools Morgan, were
re-nominated. ALT. Caldwell was
nominated for Acknowledgement.