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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1888-01-18
RED G. OIL.

We are sellinga very superior Kerosene arti-
Gle of Red G Oil at 25 cents a gallon. One gal
lon is worth two of the Common Oil. 1t gives
so much better light. Just try one gallon and
you will never use any other kind. There is
just as much difference between the light of
the Red G Oil and the Common Oil as there is
between the Common Oil light and Candles.
Try it
We are still running
THE D~RESS-MAKING.
Mrs. LOWRANCE never makes a mistit.
We are sending Dresses all over the country.
CORSETS.
We are we'll supplied with all numbers of
Balls Corsets.
The Kabo is warranted not to break or roll
up in one years wear. If it does the money
will be refunded.
We havea few fine Trunks which we offer at
cost.
Notes and Accounts.
A great many of the NOTES AND AC-
COUNTS of the old firm of It. M. DOBSON Il
co. are now in the hands of D. E. FINLEY
for collection. Look out Some one will pay
cost.
T. M. DOBSON 81 son,
Leader in Dress-Making and Millinery.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1888-01-18
Wedding and Engagement Rings

Of all sizes and styles always on hand and ell
graved to order. Remember, when L say
gold, I mean gold. I can always be found
in the front room of DR.. A. Y. Cartwright's
office. VIM. II. SPfICk.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1888-01-18
SPECIALS.

Any building that is not satisfactorily paint
ed with it, or upon which its use has not cost
less than if other paints had been used, will be
reprinted at our expense. We control the sale
of the above paint in town, and after ten years
experience in it's use, unhesitatingly pronounce
it the best paint we have any knowledge OF.
The above guarantee of the proprletors attach
es to all their paint sold by us, and we Will see
that it is fulfilled.
JOHN G.. k~UYKENDAL.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1888-01-18
Sidetracks Competition.

We sidetrack competition in the matter of
Chewing Tobacco. Our prices prove it. We
call attention to our "dandy' brands, "Lode-
stone,'' piedmont Beauty and "Tar-baby."
JOHN c. kUYKENDAL.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1888-01-18
DO O Remember

The enormous stock of Crockery Lindsay &
Moore boughta year ago? Well ! see what the
new firm has done in next issue.
WALTER B. MOORE q co,
Agents for Shingles, Doors and Blinds.
You can get u pounds of Granulated Sugar
for 81 at WALTER B. MOORE q CO.'S.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1888-01-18

Frequently accidents occur in the household
for use in such cases DR.. J. II. McLean's Vol
canic Oil Liniment has for many years been
the constant favorite family remedy. Sold
by K~UYKENDAL.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1888-01-18
The Standard Time

Can always be obtained by calling at my store
has Just arrived. On the arrival of the Reg
ulator 1 received about fifty Clocks of all
styles and prices, with and without the alarm
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28
Live Stock Markets,

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Juae 81 Castle-Receipa
HG0; shipments 31Ou; marset ,trong on
best grades; # aty on tthers; choice
heavy native steers 81 90G5 60; rair 70 good Ms
tive steers 3095 G0, butchers s-eers So COG
4 40, s;ockers and feedsls, 81 a. so; ransers,
cornfGd. s. 4)G4 10; rangers grsssted s. 2jG
8 50 Sheep -Receip.s $500; ,hlpments 29OJ;
market sIesdy; fait TO fancy So 50dS CO. II gs-
Receipts so, shipments POS mars ct active sId
sIroDg; prices range from IS 30G5 rs
KANSAS CITa ri a juno 2I.-. stiio-h.ect lots
se57; shipments 1850; lat corn'fed firm Oh ise
fist grass Texans steady conn0n weak end l0c
lowec; best cows steady Others low r; good to
choice core fed s. 25GG5 ) common 10 me
dim 81 olG5 o.; stoClefs and fae1l g s'eer5
81 tOG3 20; grass .ange stee-sS 05G3 40; cows
5 SOn3 So. HoRs-ReCsip.s 1853; slrcHg ana
active aad 5alOc high : gooo choice s. Sea
5 60 common 10 me Hum s. 1905 40. Sheep
Receipts ga sE!pmen.s roue; IN IKE. stea ~;
goo to ch Ice mutton 50 j0a4 20; ccmno TO
medium - Goa 90.
CHICs CO, III, June 81 Caue-Receipts
10. 90; shipments 0, market i.r-guIsr; mfr
Tor t. cn0ic- - . a. % cows q 5J13 40: stoc (!
ers anf feeds - as -; Texans, 81 40c3 80.
II g5-Receipr. lf.tOI: shipmants 80; mark I
suouG; mixed $ 5ud5 20: heavy 50 eOG5 ~
IL nj - 4yG5 so. SheEu-ReCeipIs 5000; ship
mems re; marEeG Ow; murJo1s = 0OG5 90,
II e-ior s. 0J45 20, wetJeTU f ed-Ts IS ljCs 4e,
Texans 81 65u 3 Is; lambs 81 500 10 PER hea
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28
ON CHANGE
Spst C9tlau Fsae ions sud "a Cures from
TO 6 Poiass Lywsr-AeRey
NGriet Easy,
FsheEt erc"ed Steady, FIuctastsd Narrowly
and Closed at Il Decine-Ltve STOCK
SraroGcEp8s Briss.
Daily Review.
yAZsTrY Gg7ICE,
Tc5r NYoQTg. Tx. June y, 1888

gcz- FToBTg. Tx. June y. 1888
Tnsre has been coed trade in Fort
Worth to -dsy, a great msny farmers be.
ing in town with produce, and IS consa
qqence prices are down little. Eggs are
worth ou. Toe. and butter l5@l6sc.
The weekly tasuci.! circular of the
banking house OF HsLr2 C!eHs & Co. h.s
this to say: Fos the tine being, how.
ever, the moat important factor IN tie
situation Is the crop outlook. Fortunately,
II this respect there is continued in
srovemsut, and favora ole Climatic cor
ditions have prevailed throughout! the
west. TIE real effect OF the deficiency in
the wheat crop, now estimated at about
s., coo, 900 bushels, has been much over
es imated. Il should be remembered that
at the present low price OF wheat, the
loss to the farmer is much less than when
wheas ruled considerably above present
prices. in some degree, also, the loss il
quantity has bsea compensated for in
better prices than would otherwise have
prevailed snd, sgain, much wheat land
was plowed up sun ;Iently early 10 be
it'll Z d for ether crops; go inst Wh9a ali
toiGgs are taken into confederation, the
ret result 70 the falmar Is rot likely to
tdrn out So badly as loudly predicted
few weeks ago. A still more important
matter to the railroads, aEd 10 The
country generally, is the yield Of the
corn crop. According 10 sll accounts,
the prospects are highly encouraging; the
recent net weather having been highly
favorable 70 its development.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28
MURDER IN The TERRITORY.
s Uhoctaw 0iuzeu Killed In OolG Blood by
His nrolher- In Law.

s Uhoctaw Oiiizea Killed In Colo Blood By
His Brother In Law.
Special to the Gazette.
BoNH4M, TEX, JuLe 27.-Inteliigence
reached the city to-day from the vicinity
of Doaksvil!e, Choctsw Nstion, north
from this plscs, Of the cold blooded muir &.
der of Texas Ford, well known citizen
OF that Eeighoorhood. WIllAm Lutner,
brother iu-lsW OF Ford, committed the
deed Of blood and the particulars IS
learned to day are about as follows: TRe'
msn mad some little difficulty 3 few days
ago, but 10 one supposed that the quarrel
would result in anything serious. They
appeared to have made up again snd to
those who were acquainted with them
bath they appeared Of lSts to be the best
OF friends. Ford had gone to Luther's
house IS he Fad frequently
done heretofore sid while
there he ate dinner With
Luther and his family. After dinner Tss
over the two men went out on the porch
p enjoy 8 social smoke. While Ford
aas sitting in his chair smoking his pipe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28

NEW ORLEANS. La, June 27.-Cotton-Spot
closed Gull anu unchanged; SALE,
800 bales; stocB, 6o.2s6 bales. Low
ordinary, l6ci ordinary, 9-l6c; good
ordinary So l6c; low m!ddlIng, 90; midGl!ng,
g C ; good mldtlirg. lOt ;mIddiuE fair, lO'sc
asked; fair, IL &C. Futures lened barely
STEADY st q dec ine OF SO pointJ and clo1ed
steady 4sl3 points lower than yesterda". june
sep.enbtr 22a9 q; October CSe9 U9salS,
vember BIAS IS; December 93d9 0oSgAnu-
ary OsG9 %; February l769 IS. -'utass9,20t
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28

Luther got 10 and going into room,
took down his Winchester ffon the rack
unobserved By Ford. He then walked
cut on the gallery ant without uEteriDg
word fired on Ford, sending bullet
through his BODY. Ford fled Acr ss the
vsrd end fell ever the garden fence dead.
Luther followed him up and fred several
lalls into his dead body. He :nen
walked deliberately back TO tie house,
put up the deadly gun ard resumed his
smoking. the dead mans body wss
permitted to remain where it had fallen
during the night, hard rain falling on
it. At last accounts Luther had not been
arrested. Luther and Ford are both
white mer WHO married CloctsW sisters.
The murder has caused no little excite
ment in the neigh5orhood.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Special to the Gazette.
PARIS, lex, June 27-News reached
this city to-day Of most cowsrdlV snd
b i1ous murder committed In the Caocta1
nation shout thirty miles northwest OF
Paris on last Friday. William Luther,
well known in Paris, came over from the
Nation about six months ago sid pur-
chased s burial outfit for S msn named +.
A. Peeler, murdered By one Texas Ford.
Peeler and Ford are also well known in
Paris. On last Friday, as reported by Mr.
Wlllism Stephens, Cherokee, Ford went
10 the house of Luther, and while ne and
Luther were sitEicg in one part OF the
house in company with two or three other
meD, Luther suddenly retired 10 another
part of tie house. Aiming himself with
a Winchester rlfe, he walked to where
Ford sat and emplied the contents into
his body. Ford died in few minutes.
The cause OF the crime is ehrouded in
mystery, as no one knows OF any hard
feelings existing between them, thew
being brothers-ln-laT. Luther has not
been arrested.
DIFFERENT TALE.
S secial to the Gazette.
FORT SMITH, ARK June 27.-Cspt. W.
A. Ford, prominent citizen Of lawson
county, Choctawi Nation, wss killed on
Fri sy lsst by his brother-in law VIII
Luther. Ford and Luther are bctn white
men, but citizens Of the CacctaW country
by marriage, their wives being sisters
All the particulars obtainable sre that
Ford Wss at the house If Luther talking
to mis- wife when Lulhsr came home and
found him there and for
some reason shot him TO death. Ford
was under Indictment for killing 4 E.
Peeler short time ago and Luther wss
witness in the case. The evidence before
the CO n missioner showed thst Ford had
scted in self defense in killing Feeier,
hence he was released on call, which he
resdily gave. Luther has not yet been
arrested, out is still IN the vicinity and
will be captured IL Is few Gays.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28
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, 1Niak NsIB, at ssR toqntsis.
c.uot App,h,. ue6astsn,

Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, June 27.-In the Court
OF Appeals the following cases were
decided this morning:
Affirmed - Ex psrte Springfield and
MCDsde, Waller. This was an appeal on
hsbess corpus before district judge deny
ing bail, and is the celebrated Hempstend
murder case. Wheeler vs.. the State,
Wharton; Wheeler vs.. the STATE, Rains;
Aoblay VS.. the State, Rains.
Reversed ard remanded-Smith VS.. the
State, Wise; Irvine vs.. the Ssste, Wise;
Jones VS.. the State, San Sabs; Names VS..
the State, Falls Ledbetter VS.. the State +,
Falls; Williams VS.. the Safe, McLen-
nan Parker VS.. the State, Shelby; Jones
vs.. the State, Rains.
Appeals dismissed - Montgomery &
Dennis, We. Peacock, E.stland; Irndey
vs.. Morris, Stephens. q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28
u ZOO narket.

GALVESTON, TEX, June 27 Wo7l-stea9y
and unchanged; spring Il monthg clio,
due, l55a a nae; meciEm l71Io1g5Ici s {
Sn.ns H., fine, IA 4I55s meciula le9l5c
BoXi'+n improved nominal; MeAicah ,sr'
pet, n.re Offering. &Pcstpt, this Gag, $50, 25
pounds; this aeon, 7232,542 POUNDS; l.
men = pouads; sales 925 pouncs; stock
3.66769 POUNDS.
s.I boUls, Mo-, Jane 27-Tool--M arket
steady with fair Gemanl bfishL med Ul Is e
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28
UGTTOa 0sRERxk
Essse,sss at All unI.sa ssster rssss


PT1 YONG, Jane pa. Cotton spot closed
quiet a. Ice cecline; sales go bales, stock
1857 bales. Ordinary nc, od rdinary
15-l6c; low mi1oling 9 49, .6,; middIpg lJ1!c;
Eood middling l0hc; uicdlng fair II Is :l6,.
Futures topened easy at l to points
lower ana closed stesdy at 10 to l.
points loser Than on yesterday;
sales 25,40O bales; Ju"e 10 l29Ie Is;
July 10 l4Gi0 Is; August 10 e2925; september
1893 20; october, 9 Ss69 50; Novem Der
49d9 80; December 4sa9 50; January
s7Gs IS; February 64G9 &C.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28

Mississippi Diarrhoes y!GeEdtsfS Aafe.
quick snd effective cures Ef kowel dis
orders. It has beenSsHFt.Tdard remedy
for over thiIiy.SsSfs, because it has merit
TO sustain
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28
Or WALL STREET.
TINS Stock Sa,kat Yesterday Presented
the UeUsi 5sck OF E8RIure-Very
Listie Business D0ae.
The Oioss wss Dali Firm st Generally
ILEignificaut ChnD yes from The
Opening Figures.
COMMERCIAL RESUME.

COMMERCIAL RESUME.
Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, June 27.-Railroad bonds
to-day sold as follows: Fort Worth
and Denver, 83i; Texas and Psclfc rs
at 81; 2's st 39t; ST. Louis, Arkansas
and Texas rs $50; 2's 374; Galveston,
Harrisburg and Ssn Antonio rs, LOG;
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 6's, IS.
Silver s2sc.
Sterling quiet.
Money Ii per cent.
Governments steady. !:
Wheat stronger and active. -
Cotton s points lower.
Oh 72tc.
Coffee ruled steady.
Sugar firm.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, June 27.-There is still no
change in the situation in WILL street,
the public being no wnere visible, and
the large professionals holding OF
until such time as the financial
horizon shall clear and q good chance to
read the future will be given. To- days
market presented the usual lack of fea-
tare, and the total amount Of business
done became still smaller than any prevl-
Gus day this week. After delivery hour
there WAS the ususl covering by shorts
and some inside buying Of stocks
which had been weak, and
most Of the declines were
recovered bt fore the close which WAS
dull out firm, at generally tusignif can't
changes from the opening prices. The
fDal prices were ail most invari' by
small fractions higher compared with last
epsning's figures.
Tle railroad bond market was quiet,
buxe1hiblted hrmer front than stocks,
thsngh the final gains are in most c.ses
insignificant.
C 3ysgEDment bonds were NJ and
ga = Ai,s--sssz 49, ~
faak NIB, .tse@ fdantsh.
SaE 70
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28

LIVERPOOL. June 27.-Ootson-spot closed
firm and unchanged.
2rq,nafy' 40 sood d oTdinsrT Il6a ioW
middline Orl.ane, l6I.
Total ssles 10000; American, 600.
Imports, 4lOG; ne lean. AGO
FJIu-es closed STEADY AZ a daTlInp of TR2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28

221ic ;cosrse braid Il Gl9c low sandy Ioa nc fne
liEht l2Slsc; IL c heavv loal6o tub walht ,
choice, 33hc: IN er r2sf39c,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28
EXAANOIAE
nNcrrsr nnMenrr

LoNDoN. June 27.-COnsols closed SO l6 for
mvney; silver A. l6.
KONEY.
NEW YORK, June 27.-EOney on call easy
at l0l34 per cent. Prime mercantile paper a.
1861 Der cent
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28

aALVESror' TEX; Juna p Ostsoh - SPOT
closed m and unchange gross rece,p:s g
bales; sa,es % bales; stock s54s bajeE.
Low ordinary, -; CT0InarY, Is 100: gnoa
'rfI-nl7. SIc; Io9 ml2dIi4R. So; uItdling
&c. 5000 middiinE, 100: midtliag fair 1910.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28
W. Oo7.s lIayxei,

GALVESTON, TEL. Ju-e 2I-Oofea ronina'
and unchanged ordinary, lie; fair, Ike, primel
:oc. choice, sac; peaUerry, Poe. o.u govern
mCnt Java. 2iC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28
On. WOMEN shoo,s Auo;h.r.

: LOUISVILLE, ny, June 27.-At MayE-
Vile this morning Lucy Rice shot dead
Barbara B,llenger. The Ballenger woman
ned been servant in MaYsVille and Lucy
Rice hsd lived SIS 4 wife with Charles B.
Hill. Hill returned from trip TO Gin
cinnati with Barbra Ballenser and Lucy
Rice met them st the top 81 the levee and
without word firej, Bending s bssi
through hsr rivals brain.
CALIFORNIA; orapRsehdsf.
A perfectly pure efdsf Obtained from
fresh ripe orsnses-10n alcoholic. Fort
Worth Grecsr 90. are sole agents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28

OF the government, throwing down the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28
sed steady AZ q decline of lG2

true husband. She has been sent to jail
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28

snd tire promotion OF coed government.
r ,,ouI5 MT 20 T cnY-Id Tor ru--oIs or fo-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28
Osiifo-nis oralsss cid

ton OF the place IS q msrzet VIII De IN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28
rLOOR-PAINT thatNEfyNT DRY


having what
GonisK a SsfskSssa H.rran
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28

stanosrd bearer, ara the OHIO Senator
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28

rctaIl, 1850 yer : sIIaua loose, go 90 per tans
Jonns0n g-Sss sesc-%2 zae2 30 pey ss}SAf
bushel. .esEElssss'
Mile: seed-Large German. $3.50 whole
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28

Burt Simpson shiI
Enk oNn.nnc. Enin.un
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-28

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-20

Carolina, seconded tho nomination OF Mr.. MiiIer o
L. Warner, OF Connecticut, remarked that ai'nousa
representing an extreme Eastern state, no tooh eros'
Measure in secondIng tho nomination OF Mr. fs'ec'
who would he said, have been elected temporary
chairman of tho Convention yesterday by the Naionai
Committee but for the unexpected absence Oh 'wo
members who wcrc pledged TO support NM u
MAYS. of Oregon also seconded the nomination. Vi
Mr. Estec -, 4,
Thereupon a general discussion ensuea IN Whch .he
qualifications of Mr.. Estee passed under review MI
Yroar,s qualifications were discussed also ~ was
urged that the latter had voice. MI roster re-
marched rather peevshly: But we don't want man
40 sion over / don't know how Estce would De-"
Mr.. Foley, Of Nevada, assured the committee 'na'
Mr. Tstcc wouldn't go half so far as the present
Temporary chairman Of the Convention had gone To-
dav In referring to the different candidates Aito
esther Mr. Folsys appeal was very strong one ana
induced Mr. wilson, OF Maine, TO second Mr. Estees
nomination.
The ballotng then began when Missouri was
reached. chauncey /. Fillcy's name was Withdrawn
and so was warner Mller's name when 1t became
New orks turn. Upon Ohio being reached, Charies
Faster was heard to remark TO Giles, OF MassachI-
setts: "If were you, would ~ lie udh hnish
his sentence Its meaning was perfectly clear, now,
ever under the circumstances The vote thcn slooa
IA 10 against IIoar, and the ia,ters name was Win
drawn hy Mr. Giles. shortly sfterwam the nOmina-
t,on of Mr. Estee made unanimous By ubahi'
nous consent, also, the present temporary secearcs
Frank W Leach Senator Quay's secretary, being
adfed To tho list
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-20
The World Famed Waters Of Carlsbad

.. g., . ,o.,aoa manner OF the characters Of two
classes OF watcrsthe alkaline or carbonate OF soua waters
,ha aaline or chloride OF sodium waters ihcreioo ]"
@ sururIsing that this water finds large range Oh app'
cation and that It's emeacy III many u -
surabe herewith ,,, ..,o,
bevond others treatment OF this organ Even IN ,no
carly stages fatty liver there probably no one rcouy
49,, viii WELD as good results course Of Carlsbad
water. - - . :,
nernanenty cured by the use OF tho genuine importer
Carlsbad water
CALI. STONES arc frequently evacuated in large num-
hers under the administration OF this water and often the
tendency to their formation Ia eraced
ENLARGEMENT OF THE SPLEEN, as result OIL
m,arial disease also well treated by course oil this
water. ,,,. ..
DIABETES. DR.. J. Seegcn. Professor OF Medicine ~
the University Vienna in his celebrated work on dia
betes melltus says OF all remedies In my largo EXPERT
ence with this disease and the many experiments whch Il
80 well as such prominent mon Anger, Fleckes
rIIaveze and Others have made Carlsbad water deserves
to be placed In the frst rank.
All Of tho above writer's agree with me thot the use OF
the Carlsbad Waters exerts very beneficial influence In
Diabetes / have In the course Of many years treated
very large patients suffering with the disease
and have with great interest noticed the efcc oil Oasoau
water In reducing the amount Of sugar MY nvafae OK
per,ence has been that almost without exception an I'M
movement marked and noticeable during and after the
se OF the waters oven strict det was observed
CONFLUENCE ia not only an Inconvenience, but OFTEN
a disease. by course Of Carlsbad Water win occa-
sona doses imported Sprude Salt to produce free
catharss the person may bo considerably feuuceu pop
attention being given to diet.
CATARRH AND DISEASES OF THE STOMACH
GOVT AND RHEUMATISM. For these diseases the use
~ the genuine Carlsbad Water Is highly recommended
Dr. HonIaelster IN recent lecture says:
The unnatural motions OF the stomach causing pressure
and belchlngs, irrtaons OF the ntestnes resulting
I'm catarrh bowels and the innamcd mucous mem
branes are the fruitful OF all known causes OF disease
Out grow most kidney and liver troubles diabetes
all rheumatic affections and govt have found that the
unnatural motions stomach cease, tho Intestinal
troubles become soothcd and health results from tho use
Of Carlsbad Water The dureuc effects Of this water It's
quiet action upon the lnamed ntestines are beyond all
praise.
Beware OF limitations. Tho genuine Is bottled under
the supervision OF city Of Carlsbad Each bottle has
the seal of the city the signature OF Esner Mon
delson Co.. solo agents. Darclayst, New-York on the
neck OF every betto
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-20

bandanna as the victorious party emblem. every
Republican who can get silk "Stars and Stripes
handkerchief, has purchased one, and but that INC
supply Of them in Chicago seems limited every Re
publican would have AS It IS, many OF the state
delegations who have arrived here have them ana
wave them vigorously in their marches What with
the brghtcolored badges pinned TO the coats and the
red white ard blue silk handkerchefs clasped In the
hand and waved jealousy, there is an abundance OF
BRIGHT color under an observers eye everywhere In the
streets.
Chicago IS also filed with visiting clubs, all COR
geousy uniformed, many of them I'm suits of clothing
pparen;y purchased expressly for display during the
Convention week. The number of men with the Sher-
man, the Depew, the Ager the Harrison white
stovepipe hat Is legion One club has come here with
all its members armed with silk umbrellas, some red
in color, others white and others blue. These um
brellas arc arfuy arranged in lines, so as to give
red white and blue effect whom they arc opened. AS
this club marched beneath the hot sun In Chicago to-
day the umbrellas held aloft and were whlred
simultaneously upon the palm Of the hand of each
member of the club. The effect was beautiful and
excited loud cheers from the crowd that lined the