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The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-05-05

AS eacn prescription was read pOr- tions of various roots, leaves, etc., were weighed out, wrapped up in brown paper and marked with a brush. In an adjoining room we saw the rest of the process. Each packet of drugs was plsced in an earthen pip kin, with water, and set to simmer on a charcoal fire and the resulting decoc- tion was sent to the patient in the pipkin in which it had been made. We then glanced at the smallpox patients, each of whom was isolated in large, dark stone ceii. Vaccination is little practiced by the Chinese, and consequently smallpox is very prev alent. But the committee of the hos pital have organized a staff of vacci- nators who are doing good work.
 We found few lunatics confined in strongly barred, padded cells, clean but dark; few of the patients had chains on, but the majority were free. Our final visit was to the out patient department, where we found a very portly and cheery native physician, who greeted us courteously and showed us his implements, etc., con- sisting of pitch plasters. His last pa- tient, a wizen- faced, voluble old woman, was just going away, but she turned back and showed us core leg, with plaster on 1t. Evidently she was improving, for, pointing to her
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-05-05
New York Sun.

"Grcat Scott l"-Sir Walter.-Bos- ton Commercial Bulletin.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-05-05

chfldrsa csy for Pisehsr's casssria.
 -Adu.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-12-19

Here is some more fun. Ybr
wayne Net0s, the Democratic or.
gan OF ITS county, says:
IF the Hon. Charles Edgar Hooo
should ever get il int his head to
be candidate for State or Dis.
triet office he will be called upon 70
explain why it was that Judge lack
son ran $50 votes behind the Dem.
oerslie ticket in Mason county"
We respectfully refer this matte,
ts George Washington Tippett. o,
Point Pleasant, who has already
nominated Mr.. Hogg for Congrei,
IN 800 State Journal.
Editor George Washington Tin.
petit, Of the TT. Pleasant Rooiste,
has answered. Hear him:
at IS such dyspeptics as YOU Mr.
Mansfield, to whom the charge Of
the defeat Of Judge Jackson. ma,
be laid. Mr. Hogg has nothing q
apologize for, nor is he called upor
TO explain, as you demand. II
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"One OF the most complimented
men upon the Republican side Of
the House of Representatives at the
opening Of Congress" says the Gin.
cinnati Commercial Gazette, "was
Gen. Goff, of West Virginia. His
hand was shaken until his arm mus,
have ached. He has the honor
OF being the first man to break
the Solid South, the first man
to lead Southern State back into
the political union. While it is true
that General Golf has been undoubt.
edly elected Governor of West Vir.
ginia, it is not the less true that the
probabilities are all in favor Of his
being the next Senator from that
State. Even il the Democrats have
majority of one or two, as they
claim, and which claim may turn
out to be fallacious, the fact remains
that the probabilities are one hun.
dred to one that General Golf will
he the next Senator from that
State"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-12-19

While the Sheriff and other off.
GERS were guarding a man accused
OF murder at the Jail in Birming.
ham, Ala, on the evening of IN,
9th inst, mob OF citizens attacked
the Jail for the purpose Of lynchinp
the prisoner. The SheriG-s pos,,
opened FIRE on the maddened crowd
killing ten outright and woundine
sdozen others. The law seems YER,
slow sometimes and murderers Of
ten escape entirely, yet the Law
must be upheld, and the brave Off
GERS in this ease only did theirsworr
duty.
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The Lincoln Citizen saysa tele
phone line is very much needed be
tween Hamlin and Milton. w.
feel sure that the Citizen is RICH
about the matter, and some of tn,
enterprising citizens of those two
towns should see that the line is es
tablished, and then they can secure
aid extending it to Huntington
which would be great convenience
to Lincoln people.-Huntingtoa
Times.
And then extend the line to Ce
redo. Don't forget the last named
extension.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-12-19

Judge Jackson ran $50 votes behind
ms ticket in this county, will you
please explain how it was that he
ran about the same number of votes
behind the ticket in your own coun-
ty of Wayne? Mr.. Hogg will be
the Democratic nominee in 1907,
and will be elected. whether YOU
support him or not"
ltseems that Bro. Tippett expect.
Hon. c. b. Smith to hold the Office
for four years, as no doubt he will.
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Kansas Letter.
WICHITA, KAs.,
nj -.


Dec. 9th, 1888.
I'D. ADvAEcE:-The ADVANCE
comes here as regular ss the Sab.
bath. 1t brings good tidings. /
congratulate the ADVANCE for its
good work during the campaign.
II tells OF the little mountain State
breaking the ranks Of the "Solid
South"
The Democrats now say that II
was the free trade platform that
beat them. That is Just like a
Democrat; he can't see anything
until II is too late. Democrats are
scarce in Kansas. The papers that
have preached Democracy in this
city IN the past declare that they
will support the Democratic party
no longer. Let them come init IS
better late than never.
We are having nice weather here.
Business is good for this season OF
the year 1t is true there is lull in
the real estate business, but the
building boom goes on lust the
same IN Wichita. This county will
soon have the finest Court House
IN this State. Thirty miles of sew.
er IS being put in, which will give
Wichita the best sewerage system
OF any city in the State.
Wichita has ninety miles Of stree,
railway; IL also has over 400 miles
Of graded streets. Wichita has five
Colleges in operation and three
more in the course Cf erection. !
don't boast Of these things TO entIce
any tender foot" to come West
but advise him to stay where he is
80 many tender foois" come Yves,
with very little money and expect
to strike "boBanza;" they aoel
left" and soon write to their friends
TO send them money to come back
on.
For fear will occupy too much
space IN your valuable columns. /
will close for this time.
A. SUBSCRIBER.
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III 1t should turn out that Golf !,
elected Governor, (Which we dom
oeiieve Will be the case,) then Mr.
Soff should appoint Hon. James B
mennger. Of this county, his Secre.
'ary OF State. No man contributed
more to COTS nomination than did
MT. Menager, and he was a hard
and successful Republican worke,
~ ~, the late campaign, as well.-Pt
Pleasant Register.
All the above has our hearty ,p
provsl, excepting the words in D,
renthesis.
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Mr.. N. N. Hoffman, for many
years one of the editors Of that ex.
eellent Paper-the Morgantown
Post-has been compelled on &C.
count of disabilities, to retire from
the field of journalism. Hr. Hof.
man has passed through two war.
and on account Of exposures wher
a soldier his health is SO i'm.
paired that it became neccssar,
Tor him to retire. Mr.. III. NJ. Nor.
gan will continue the publication o.
the Post.
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Judge Is. Redmond, of Mason
county, recently sent to President
elect Harrison, bamboo cane with
buck horn handle, that Gen. VIII.
liam Henry Harrison presented to
Mr.. James Hall, an uncle of Judge
Redmond, in 1873. The cane has
been in the Redmond family for
seventy. FIVE years.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-12-19

Prof I. b. Mcclure, of this coun
ty, received a larger vote Except
ing Gof) than any man on the Re
publican State ticket. His vote il
the State was 7S,9aS. His oppo
nent' Morgan, received 79,S3s
Morgan's majority COS. The AID
VANCE was the first paper to rec
ommend Prof. McClurs's nomi
nation.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-12-19

w. n. Miller is young attorney
oil great ability, and did a noble
work for the Republican party dur.
ing the late campaign as chairman
OF the Congressional COMMITTEES -
State Journal.
That's so. Mr.. Miller was an
earnest and jealous worker and
was largely instrumental in the
election of Hon. G. B. Smith.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-12-19

Cleveland's majority over Harri-
son in West Virginia was only five
hundred and thirty.six. This is a
small majority out of vote for the
two candidates Of rso,6ao votes.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-12-19

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A resolution has been introduced
in the United States Senate author.
king the President to negotiate for
the annexation of Canada.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-12-19

Col. ]. w. St. Clair's stable, at
Fayetteville, with two fine horses, a
cow and buggy, was destroyed by
fire the 18th inst.
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John Wanamaker, the Philadel.
rhia philanthropist, is prominently
mentioned for portfolio in Presi-
dent Harrison's Cabinet.
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A Texan who is blind, deaf, Grip.
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any woman who would marry him.
lie had nine applicants in two
weeks.
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For Secretary of State-Hon. ]
B. Menager.
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m c what is meant by backbiteri"
Small boy (who has had painful
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flea"
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COMMIsSIONER's SALE OF
~ REAL ESTATE.

- AsfskAL To IAIE.
By virtue Of a decree OF the circuit court Of
wayne eouaty made and entered NJ the sen
.embsf term, lsss, IN ehsncery cause there
~ pend ing wherein John NJ HALEY wea
pteinun and J. n. Fuller ct ais yeredefond- :
ants. The undersigned, who vas aoontntca
ssgeelAi Com N issioner for that purpose Will,
18th Day of December, 1888.
offer for sole ut the front door Of the court
House OF wayne county, W. Va, 1t public
auction, 10 the highest bidder, the foliowinS
real estate situate In said county, to-wIt. a
trsst0I iozecre.. more or less, situated on the
middle FORK OF lower Camp creek where Inc
said John =. BAILEY now lives.
Terms of Sale.
cash in hand. so much az safd t.,4 -, /. .
s2ld es win pay debt OF td05 d with Interest
and cost
q q. BuRagsa
Bpeoial Com m iseioner
Bond with approved personal securitv 4.
given IN this cause BY the above special Com
missioner, - requtred ~ law
Teste, JAns r. WnLInAss CexE
Hoy.s1, 1884, =
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Poor little Hayti. We feel sorry
for you.
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DR.. Paxton Makes an Unpopular Mo.
tiOn-Missions for Freedmen.
PHILADELPHIA, May 1S.-The Presbyterian gen.
Hall at 8 O'Clock this morning. The moderator
announced the standing committees
On DR.. Howard CrOsby's motion Ii was ordered
that all academical and other titles OF members
OF the assembly be omitted In the records Ut the
body.
presented the report OF the special committee
upon the church at home and abroad. The CON-
mtttee said the years deficiency In the publication
OF the magazine amounted 10 trif1e over S ZOO,
port OF the publication. The report was adopted,
and q resolution continuing the committee with
full power to act and adding to their number Revs.
s. B. Rossiter and II. I. McCuen, IN place OF men,
bers resigned, was adopted
WILL TAKE AN OUTING AT ATLANTIC CITY.
A resolution declining with thanks the invita-
tion OF the citizens OF Philadelphia to visit Allan
tic City gave rise to division, and motion TO ac-
cept the invitation for Saturday, May 26, went
through by large majority.
DIR. PAxroN's UNPOPULAR NOTION
DIR. Paxton Of New York, made a speech reprov.
ing the members OF the assembly for the perfume
tiOnary manner in which they attended to their
duty OF attending prayers and moved that the
doors be closed at 9:05. DR.. Herr1ck johnson
strongly objected, as did DR.. Crosby and several
Others, and DR.. Paxton was given permission to
withdraw his motion, which had evidently met
with the dlsfavor OF the commissioners
The report OF the board OF missions for freedmen
was read by Elder Sheppard, OF Baltimore. 1t was
nent fund OF $50 600 be raised by contribution Tor
the extension OF the work for freedmen.
Pending discussion the hour OF adjournment
arrived and Moderator Thompson announced the
Sylyania, to act as vice moderator OF the assembly
A recess until 2 80 was taken.
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