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rwc,ye wen Prooab,y Drowned.

L0SDos, November l2.-Ten men In
jollyboat belonging 10 the british steamer
saxmundham, before reported sunk In COLI
sion with the Norwegian bark Nor, have
been rescued. The remaining twelve OF the
crew are nrnbablY lost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08

THROAT DISEASES commence with cough,
cold. or sore throat "BROws's BROsCHIAL
TEocHEs give immediate relief Sold only in
boxes. Price IS cents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08

Three precincts IN Augusta not heard from
and half OF Highland
Estimated Democratic majority, 7sA
Vote OF Chesterfield County by Pre-
ctncts.
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For Comfort

and preservation OF the eyesight have your
Glasses accurately fitted at DR.. ;. Glleskfs,
gij east Main street. Examination free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08

Hoods 5srsaparilla cures catarrh BY puri-
fying the blood and building up the system.
lake II now
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A rrnarant Breath and Pssrly Teeth

are easily attained, and those who fail TO avail
themselves Of the means should not complain
when accused Of gross neglect. sozoDoEr will
speedily eradicate the cause of foul breath.
beautifying, and preserving the teeth to the old
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
CRYsANTHENUN SHOW.

The crysanthemum show began In that por-
tiop OF Horticultural Hall set spart for it
YESTERDAY. The display o. these beautiful
flowers is extensive. L. w. Wood & Son,
MRS. T.. 4. Robinson, T. j. Hooper, aud
Mrs. John Stuart, OF Brook Hill. are the
main exhibitors. The flowers OF Mrs. Ro-
bert Brvdon, OF Danvile, are expected to-
day, aud then the display will be complete.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08

Pompeii was given again last night ana
the audience present was highly pleased.
The specialties were appiauded win great
yigor. Many persons prohled by The Sug-
gestiOn made in these columns about opera
glasses, which they found materially assisted
in the enjoyment o! the performance.
Tonight one OF the set pieces VIII De
General Robert Il. Lee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08

Just open the door for her, and Mrs Winslow
will prove the American Florence Nightingale
Of the Nursery. OF this We are 30 sure that We
will teach our "Susy" to say. "a blessing on
MrA Winslowp for helping her TO survive and
escape the gripping, coheking, and ieethlns
siege MRS. WINSLoW's SOOTHING sfKUF
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entery and diarrhGa 1t softens the gums, re-
dnces Inflammation, cures wind-colic, and car
ries the infaat safely through tho teething Pc
Rod IL performs precisely what Il prufeSes 70
perform. every part OF ii-nothing less We
have never seen Mrs Winslow-know her only
through the preparation OF her soothing
syrup for Children Teething." II we had tho
power we would make her, as she IL, a physical
saviour TO the infant race Sold BY all drug
gistA Is cents bottle. ap loeod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08

Many men arc unmind-
fulOf thB laws Of health
aud cxuOao themselves T.
allklnisot weather. such
imprudonco ofion results
In dangerous Coughs,
Colds. Chest Pains. isheu-
maiism. tciaiica. an u
other painful Affections,
BFNsOEis PLASTER will De
found tho most reliable
external rOmody known
for the prompt relief and
cure Of such ailments. IL
keeps up a healthy now
of tue blood when the
body Is exposed 20 the
raVaros of tho most in-
clemcnt weather. Care.
Jul buyers win ask for
BENsOHs PLAaTEK an d
refuse all others.
So Sond tWO-cen
atampt0 Seahury Il Johu'
son, q piatt street, \. V,
for "a copy of Instruction.
from me DoCfOT, u Nalua-
bic household book.
InH
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Chamber Of Commerce.
Per.nnnis nnd Briefs.

The monthly meeting OF the Board OF
Directors OF the Chamber OF Commerce VIII
be held this evening At O'Clock.
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Why pay 80 cents for bottle Of turpsn-
tine when salvation OH sells for only 70
eentsy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
yIRGINIA mLlrARY INSTITUTE.

The Virgins Military Institute boys are
under command Of Colonel scott snip. Inc
next ranking officers are Captains nubafd,
Dates. Tucker, and Milton. The staff IS
composed Of Adjutant Ford, Quartermaster
Middlemiss, Sergeant Major Lewis, Private
Secretary Irvine, and Librarian Hamlet.
Company officers: A-Captain Rockenhach,
Fret Lieutenant Mason, second Lieutenant
MOncure; D-C0plain Jones. First Lieulc'
nani Shepherd second Lieutenant Scbwn;
B-Csptaiu Cardell, First Lieutenant Down
man, second Lieutenant /. Kard; C-Cap-
tain Early. First Lieutenant Loyal, second
Lieutenant Mallory.
Company A-Sergeants Moon, Moorman,
Cummins, and Bush, COrp0rals Lain, Hoge,
Pace, and Atkinson, PriyatCs Adams. Alex
andcr, Blackford, Bennett Butler, Collins,
Dallas, DAVIS, Dickinson, DOggeti, Dunna-
want, Eldrdge. Grifliss, Henderson, Henry,
| Hewitt, Hin, lludgins, Land, Lee. Leonard,
Locke, MAYO, Mcclure, II. Neil, PendletoD,
Rains, Rev, Strup, Stoner, Taliaieuo,
Thomas, Trout, Van Bibbcr, Warner, Vest
Williams, Wren. and Ysger.
Company D-Sergeants Acree, Taliaferro'
Rain, Hancock, aud Snowden, Corporas
Stcrntt, Morrison. Huffman, aud McNulty,
Priyatcs Andrews, l.. Andrews, Austin,
Binison. Boiling, Bowman, Burrows, CINE,
Cook, CTcuShaW, Davis, DeAiihg, Dl'kVI5oll'
Floyd. Frccland, GathrIght, Gilkerson, Is.
Gilmore, Gregg, Jacobs, Langhorne, Long,
Mar hall. Mayo, Middleton. Petton, Pond,
Portock, Proctor, Rev, ROsenbaum, Rus
sell. Scales, Sessions, Scntills, TanneAlll,
wills, Woodbridge, aud Yarbrougb.
Company B-Sergeants Mccormick, Mas
sic. shafer, Iycys, and Kent, C0rDorals Z.
Rutledge, Pepper. and j.. Rulledge, Pr
Yates ). Adams, Baird, Baker, Barksd'le,
Camden, Clay, Cloud, Cooke, Converse,
Dickey, bowman, Drewry, Flint, Flour
noy. Gilmore, Glasgow, Howard. Hunt, Nc
Causland. ". Morrison, Nicholson, Penn,
Perry, Piumey, Slater. stevens, 1. Shoi T.,
J. short, Illghmau. W. Vest, Withefs,
Wise, WrenU, aud Wright
Company C-Scrgeanls I,arbiD, Orme,
Houston, Greene, and Bclb t9rporals
Dunlap, Russell, Ford, and Bldeood, Pri-
Yates Alnsworth, Ayrcs, Bliyens. BraWieY,
Butler, Uhiles. Clark CraWley, Craven. Dar-
den, Duyal, Edwel. Elliott Ferguson, Holt,
Hugo, HYATT lngate, n. Ingate, kinnear,
Lewis, McCausand, Mcdonald, L. Nell
:. Neil, Pember,on. Randolph, seay, Smith,
Starke, Talcy, Taylor, Theohald, Timber
lake, Townes, Weatherby, Wood, and l'r'
bTOuCh.
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U,HE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE
A BENEFACIREsA q

The following is an extract from a letter writ
ten 20 the German Reformed Messenger, al Cham
bersburgh, Penn:
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NEyIEw Al rREsENTATION.

This afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock the Virginia
Military Institute corps Will be reviewed ny
Governor Lee and President starke, ana 2
stand Of colOrs. donated by The alumni OF
the Virginia Military Institute in Richmond
viii be presented 70 the corps by captain
John 5. Wise, an alumnus OF the institute.
Tnis ceremony will take place in front Of the
Grand.Stand on the Exposition. Grounds II
the weather is favorable; il not in the Music
Hall.
To night the boys will be given a ball at
Belyidere Hall.
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sATlsrAcroRY FINANCIAL CONDITION

At ameeting OF the Executive Committee
held Yesterday afternoon full report OF the
financial condition OF the Exposition was
submitted. IL was entirely satisfactory 10
The committee. TIE subject OF closing tue
Exposition was brought up cssualiy' ana II
was decided, without any vote, 10 Keep
omen for the full time advertised.
, 1888-03-15
Chinese immigration.

WASHINGTON, March S.-The PRESS
dent to-day sent TO the senate the
following message:
"a copy of the following resolr
tions passed by the senate on the 1st
day of the present month was de-
livered TO me on the third instant:
Resolved, that in view Of the diff
culties and embarra ssment that have
attended the regulation OF immigra-
ton of Chinese laborers to the United
States under the limitation of our
treaties with China, the president of
the United States be requested to
begin the negotiation OF treaty with
the Emperor of China, containing the
provision that no Chinese laborer
shall enter the United States
'The Importance of the subject re-
ferred to in this restriction has been
by no means overlooked by the exec
utiye branch OF the government,
charged, under the CUn5tItu ion, with
the formulation of treaties with
foreign countries. The negotiation
with the emperor Of China for treaty
such as mentioned in said resolution
was commenced many months ago,
and has been since continued. The
progress of the negotiation 80 inaugu-
rated has heretofore peeu freely com
munlcated to such members of the
senate and its committee on foreign
relations as sought information con-
cerning the same. 1t is, however,
with much qualification that l deem
myself justified in expressing to the
senate. in response to its resolution,
the hope and expectation that the
will soon be concluded.
Concerning the immigration Of Chi
nese laborers, hope the treaty will
meet the wants OF cur people and the
of the body to which it
will be submitted for confirmation.
''GRcyFR CLEVELAND,
Executive Mansion.
March s, 1855"
, 1888-03-15
a Etnn1 &l.

Mach has been said and much
more written ubyU; this Puget Sound
country, especially III the last few
YEAR: uul much lunr" can be sad
and writiyu ,sltLout eSa svra'ruu. and
-.fli uu, d. Justice to thi5 truly WOE
Gr-sH! laad. Wonderful net only
FROM the peculiar ana -alubrlous CHI
m..e obtained al d point 50 far north;
-er from IT. many and varied re
sources and Il,H productive soil; but
w.-t wonderful for the capabilities 1t
presents for sustaining the largest
population on less area thau any
other country III the known world,
and winch IL auotE":. decade Will be
fully demonstrated.
Puget Suuud i on" great harbor
with over eleven hundred miles OF
water front. and where the greatest
4aiUs Of tie world can tie safely an
cLoIei. This great harbOr Is sur
rounded by au unlimited sapply OF
tine finest timber fOr shIphulidlpg,
! bridges, framing, and III fact for any
purpose, thai grows; and the large
/ trade in lumber already being cars
iripa OH Will bc Increased Il thousand
/ fold. Two thirds OF the universe
Will draw their supply fom Puget
Sound,
/ Numerous great shipyards will be
established; the Suohomish rivec Will
. he lined with bucket, shiugle and
I furniture factories, TO use up the IN
meuse quantities OF or unsurpassed
cedar, maple and spruce. by the
/ lumber business alone, in all OF its
/ branches. from the logging camp T.
the ship yard and factories, there
Will De supported not less than Il
million people.
The large Goa! fields and noun
taius of iron viii be developed, and
/ great rolling mills, foundrIes, ma
! chine shops and iron manufactures
of all kinds will be established; and
| the islands and the entire coast of
'ugct Sound will be HIttsburg on
The granGest scale. This branch OF
business Will support another million
of souls.
The immense lodges of native cop
per, silver and gold Will be opened,
and worked, and great streams of the
precious metals will pour forth and
support thousands more happy peo-
pie.
With n soil that will produce Ice
tons Of sugar beets to the acre, 300
to 600 bushels cf potatoes, 3 TO z
tons of hay, and other vegetables
and produce accordingly and another
million Of population are provided
for.
With the potteries, canning facto-
ries, woolen mills, paper mills, rail-
road and navigation lines, fisheries
and merchautile pursuits, and sub
sistance is furnished a million more
In fact in another decade or two a
population Of from 100000 to T.
0O0,O0O Of happy people will be living
thriving, growing rich on Puget
| Sound. tTom Port Townsend all
the way around 10 " hatcom is des-
tined to be one continuous city, en-
hodying numerous enterprises OF
every character.
\ population of over 3O0000,000 tC
the east of us, all of whom want ON
lumber our iron, railroad supplies
and other manufactured goods and
raw materials, with the finest water
ways and largest harbor III the world
all are bound to bring aronnd thi.
result, and Puget Sound viii get the
first whack at the immense. and grow
ing trade
, 1888-03-15
Political S0iutars.

What the people want is the maxi
mum of protection for labor and the
minimum for monopoiies.
Carl Schurz took the Grape off his
hat the9 instant he finished reading
Mr.. Blaine's Florence letter.
Certain third party" prohibitions
lists. q Ia St. John, seem much more
anxious to destroy the Republican
party than to close mp the saloons.-
NeiC Transcript
While the other republican candi-
dates are planting their presidential
booms in hot-beds, Blaine has to put
his out in the cold, frosty air to keep
it from growing to large.
Those numerous and noisy Blaine
clubs OF Ohio hardly know what to
do with them selves. Sherman's
friends should keep an eye cut; they
are ripe for a Foraker bolt.
St Louis Republican DemD +:
Next to Blaine, Senator Sherman is
intellectually the strongest among
the prominent republicans. lie rep-
resents republicanism even batter
than Blaine.
st. Louis Globe Democrat tRepl:
Col Bill Morrison would ike to be
nominated for vice-president. In
fact, he would like almost any excuse
for avoiding Uncle Jehu Baker in
the next race for congress in his
district.
New York World Dem.): Judge
Gresham has qualities and record
that would make him strong can
didate before the people, especially
If a popular Eastern man like Gen.
Hawley or Senator Hiscock should
be associated with him on the ticket.
His ruSgeds honesty and sturdy an
tagonism to monopolies would count
for much before the people.
New York Mail and Express:
There is Il growing unanimity OF re-
publican conviction that the party
has reached a crisis in its history and
destiny, when the national conven-
ton should be deliberative and
and representative body, containing
the ablest leaders who can be induc-
ed to serve as delegates, and utterly
to the control of small
politicians.
There is a growing desire to know
whether the Democrats will attempt
to make votes in the coming cam-
pasgn hy telling people that there is
no danger Of free trade, because the
Senate will he sure to
save the country if any attempt to
strike down protection Is seriously
made by the Bourbons. This dodge
was resorted to in 1884 with some
'ifect The plea WAS: "Give us
chance. We can't 10 any harm any,
now, because the Republican Senate
viii keep us from doing indiscreet' I
hings."
San Francisco Chronicle: There is
, 1888-03-15
HeaG tho Death RaII.

Which the bills of mortality of any
large city may be fifty designated, and
you will find that renal and vesical NAL
aides. that is to say, those that affect
he kidneys or bladder, have a Femarka-
bic prominence-we had almost said -
prepcnderauce. Brights disease and
diabetes III the chronic stage are rarely
cuted, and gravel, catarrh OF the bladder
and enuresis, siay many. Yet at the
outset, when the trouble merely amounts
to inactivity of the organs involved, the
danger may be nuIlified by that pleas
ant renal tonic and diuretic.. Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters, which imparts
the requisite amount of tone TO the or
gans, without over exerciting them, and
the use of which is convenient, and in
wolves no elaborate preparation. Dys-
pepsia, q usual coDcomitant of renal
complaints, and debility, which they in-
varlably prodnce, are remedied by it.
So also are constipation, malarial, rheu-
matte and nervous ailments.
, 1888-03-15
An Open s.cttcr.
PUYALLuP, w. T, July %, I9s

PUYALLUP, W. T., July %, 1887
Mcssrs. 4 B. Stewart & Co, Seattle,
Dear Sirs. My wife was troubled last
winter and spring with a severe cough,
which became very alarming, as she
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She tried number of lung remedies,
but of no avail. She had almost given
up all hope, when glancing over the pa
per she saw n statement of Z. Darling,
of Seattle, recommending your Four
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Strange as it may seem the first dose
gave her relief, and one bottle cured
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We have recommended 1t TO number
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ready TO do so. Hoping you may be
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, 1888-03-15
L,uz,t Soa=ss Egi-t-TT-

Che average distance from the Pa
c;fir ocean 10 tie Cascada mountains
i- !3D ua.lys.
pas~t F,eaftcF--eglLa pame,i May 10.
1888, after Peter Puget. al officer of
Euncouver's expeditions.
AIcNiels Island, on which IS situa-
ted The United States penltentiary
for Washington Territory, wa5 named
fo. an officer of the Hudson Bay Far
Company
lie great snow-carped peak, Mt.
Baker, W s named after Lieut. Jos.
Baker, who saw it from the ship Dis
coycry, April 30. 1872 He was with
EaucOuvcr's expedition
The De Har0 Canal, which scpar-
ates the United States from British
Columbia and Puget Sound from the
Gulf of Georgia, was first explored
By and named after Don Gonzala de
Haro in I7S9.
, 1888-03-15
suLLIyAN AND MITCHELL.

LONDON, March 6.-The prize fight
arrangements are completed, and
those who will be present will leave
London to foin Mitchell and Sullivan,
both of whom are in France, this af-
ternoon. The fight is set for Friday,
and will take place, in all probability
Angel, well-known stock brober,
has been chosen as referee. Sullivan
will be backed by Barnett and Ash
ton. Baldook and Proud, father-in-
law of Pony Moore, will look after
Mitchelfs interests. Both Smith and
Kilraiu will be present. Very little
betting, but it is all in favor of Sulli-
van
, 1888-03-15

THE CHILD RECovERED.-My little
girl, aged seven years, was afflicted with
a severe cough and cold. She could not
sleep but coughed ALMOST NECESSARY LY.
was induced by friend to try Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy aud WAS aston
ished at the immediate relief it gave her
and the cure 1t produced. | would not
he without it in the house for any price.
I have tried many remedies for coughs
and colds, but this Is superior to any
thing | have ever tired. PROF. J. NJ.
MEHAY. Capital City Commercial Col
lege, DGs Moines, Iowa Sold by Jas.
ID. Mukler.
, 1888-03-15

Mr.. RandalPs tariff bill, so it is re
ported, VIII provide for a reduction
Of sixty million dollars in the receipts
from internal revenue taxes and
twenty million dollars in the customs
duties. It proposes to take the tax
off tobacco. reduce the tax on whisky
from 80 TO 80 cents a gallon, and re
move it entirely from spirits used in
thearts. The bill contains no refer
enca TO wool, coal or ores, but puts
lumber and salt on the free list. 1t
adopts q metal schedule that is sat
to theIron and Steel Associ-
tion or Pittsburg. making small re
ductions in the duties on pig iron
and steel rails, and places q large
, 1888-03-15

TEY ST PATBECg's Pills and compare
their effect with any other kind made,
They coutGin the good properties of The
older preparations III the market com
bined with the most valuable medicines
discovered in modern times. AS cath
artic aud liver pill ST. Patrick's are per-
fectjol. Sold by Jas. ID. Minkler.
, 1888-03-15
The Verdict sJnan,mous

W. ID. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind,
testifics; Il can recommend Electric
Bitters as the very best remedy. Every
hottie sold has given relief i'll every
case. One man took six hotties, and
was cured of rheumatism of 10 years
standing" Abraham Hare, druggist,
Bellvile, Ohio, affirms: THE best SOL
ling medicine have ever handled iu my
- years experience, is Electric Bitters-"
thousands of others have added their
testimony, SO that the verdict is unani-
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Such medicine you will find in Elec-
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N. d. HILL & SoN.
Go to Bartletfs fer ths white" Sew
ing Machine,
, 1888-03-15
zIsiIzgsI q s

AZ unhesitatingly add my
testimony to the great bene-
fits to be derived from Sim
mons Liver Regulator. I
was afflicted for several
years with disordered Liver,
which resulted in q severe
attack of Jaundice. I had
good medical attendance, but
it failed to restore me to
the enjoyment of my for
mer health. I then tried
the most renowned physi-
clans of Louisville, Ky, but
I'll to no purpose, where
upon l was induced to try
Simmons Liver Regulator.
/ found immediate benefit
from its use, and 1t ulti-
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full enjoyment of health. -
A. II. SHIRLEY, Richmond,
KY" Z most cheerfully
recommend it to all who
suffer from Bilious Attacks
or any disease caused by a
disarranged state Of the
Liver. " W. r. BERNARD,
Kansas City. Mo.
, 1888-03-15

LT1IE TNTIEInn -.
-+:50 P M.-Ihe Emperor Of q.
is dying.

BERLIN, March 9-,Ghe Emperor
remains lie covered with q whit.
cloth on the bedstead On which h
died IN the imperial chamber. The
body Is surrounded with candies.
The expression of his face - extreme
ly peaceful and placid. Members OF
the royal family left the palace at IL
o'clock. Divine services were held ii
the mortuary chamber tonight. II
the opening of the lower house Of
the Prussian Diet today. Herr Nou
Plttskamer, vice president Of the
Prussian ministerial council. an
nOunced the Emperor's death. Herr
Won kOeller, president Of the house.
closed the sitting with the words,
God protect the royal house and the
Fatherland.n The STATUS Auziegur
publishes the following proclamation:
1T has pleased God to call his ma
jesty, emperor and king, our most
gracious master, from life after "a
short illness and after a richly blessed
reign. The whole nation mourns
with the royal house the deeply be-
loved and venerable monarch, whose
wisdom has ruled so long and glOri>
ously over It's fortunes in war and
peace. The minister Of states an
nouncement was made TO the popu-
lace by lowering to halfmast the
standard over the palace. Flags at
halfmast are displayed on ali public
buildings. An immense concourse of
people Is gathered ou.sidn the palace.
The multitudes are silent and sor
rowful.
The Bourse is closed on account of
the Emperor's death When the
Reiehstag met today Bismarck with
deep emotion informed the members
of the death c Emperor William.
He also announced that the new
king would assume tAr title Cf Fred
erick the Third
, 1888-03-15
FERDINAND PREPARING A MANIFESTO

ST. PETERSBURG, March 6.-Prince
Ferdinand of Bulgaria is preparing n
manifesto in reply to the expected
ultimatum of the powers regarding
the Bulgarian question in which he
will proclaim Bulgarian a kingdom
and will call upon the people to
crown him king.
, 1888-03-15

Ai,,u.t ruiraCuluUs are some ot the
cares accomplished 10y H." use of Aver :
SarsapGrilia. in the case of X. l..
hins, Richmond. Va, who suffered for Al
years with an aggravated form of scTuf-
ula, Ayers Sarsaparina effected aston
sh.n, Tesuti.
, 1888-03-15
REPrELIcAN coMMITTEE.

North YAKIMA, March - Special |
The territorial Republican COM
mittee met here today TO elect delc-
gates to the national convention at
Chicago, The basis representation
is one delegate at large for each
county and one for every three hun
dFed Republican votes at the last
election, one for each fraction Of $50
and upwards, making 81 delegates to
meet at North Yakima on May 81.
The precinct primaries are to meet
on April 81 and the county conVen o.
tions on April 26. The convention
nominating territorial candidates Is
to meet at Ellenshurg at the call of
the chairman. The representation
then will be one delegate for each
county at large, one for each one
hundred votes and Il fraction of fifty
and upwards, making two hundred
and forty-tive Republicans. The
formation of clubs throughout the
territory was recommended. The
committee meeting was harmonious
and enthusiastic