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The St. Johns herald., 1888-12-06
Foreign and Domestic Notes,

| l ne reduction or thc puDilc GeDt during October amounted to $4,- 5S5, ,619.
 A London publishing house has been fined $500 for publishing the works of Zola.
 Australia is building a fence of wire netting S,0Q0 miles long to keep jack rabbits out of Queens land.
 The Kansas Court of Appeals has allowed damages to passenger who, while riding on a free pass, was injured in a railroad accident. A novel experiment is about to be made in Paris ip the establish ment of cab company, with q plant of 800 hansoms fitted with rubber tires, drawn by English horses.
 Three hundred local committees in France are cooperating with NJ. de Lesseps ip his efforts to procure subscriptions for the unsold Panama Canal lottery bonds.
 Commodore Schley. i1i his annual report, will make an appeal to Con- gress for modern vessels for traip ing schools and an increase in the number of boys to be instructed.
 The Sheriff of Cleveland, Ohio, has discovered in avault of the city treasury $152,O0O worth of the se- curities supposed to have been car ried off by the absconded Treasurer.
 The Parnell Commission has de- cided that the books of the Land League must be produced in court. The Parnellites make no objection to the production of the books. Governor Leslie, of Montana, in his annual report 10 the Secretary of the Interior, says that the Terri tory does not owe a dollar, and has plenty of money in the Treasury.
 Frederick Gebhard has brought suit against the New York, Lake Erie and Western Railroad Com pany for S190,000, the value of his race horses which were killed in the accident at ShoholaIast summer
 The death of the King of HQl- Hand. %hhicll IS now looked for, may be productive of political changes in that country. The Liberal ele- ment has of last succeeded in se- curing a number of constitutional reforms, and it is not impossible that a Dutch Republic may again come into prominence.
 Some of the English newspapers manifest great indignation over the dismissal of Lord Sackville-West. The London Standard suggests that Minister Phelps should be given his. passports, and the Times and all other papers complain of American manners in the most unmannerly language.
 President Strong of the Santa Fe Railroad has announced his inten- ton of reducing salaries ten per! cent of all employees excepting en- gineers, fremen, switchmen, brake men or mechanical operators. The beginning was made by reducing his own salary twenty-five per cent
 A Georgia man is travelling through the State with his family in a curious vehicle. The body, which is something like street-car, and which will hold thirty persons, is set .on logwagon, which is drawn by four large oxen. There is door at the rear and steps for entering it, and within are a cook stove, dining table, sleeping berths, and all necessary arrangements for comfortable journcying.
 Large numbers of Chinese arc arriving at British Columbia ports
The St. Johns herald., 1888-12-06

The sun which ripens the corn and fills the succlent herb with nu- triment, also pencils with beauty the violet and the rose,-J. c. Ab- holt
The St. Johns herald., 1888-12-06

The United States Supreme Court has declared unconstitutional all State laws imposing license tax upon commercial travellers non-res- ident of the State.
The St. Johns herald., 1888-12-06
Yea, Verify.

that we inform the anxious, syco- phantic pigmies of the 'Eye-Open- CT" gang that, on the 17th day of November, 1888, in open court, in the city of Prescott, by commit tee of three, consisting of two Re publicans and one Democrat, the Hon. 4, r. Banta was examined and upon the unanimous report of the committee, was awarded li- cense to practice law in all the courts of the Territory.
 It is painful news to those who have wished, and possibly endeav- ored to prevent, if possible, and if impossible to harrass the admit lance of Mir. Banta to the Territo- rial bar, and thus cripple him in his qualifications as District Attorney of the county to read the above, and to console the diappointed rem dants of their selfish souls.
 The Hon. A. F. Banta went be- fore the court for license to prac- tice law, endorsed and recommend ed by large majority of the peo- pie of our county. A certificate of character, reputation and honora- ble department, that the honorable CD Board, in it's arrogant euphuism could not hope to give any one. What greater endorsement could even the most fastidious wish or ask for, than that given by the peo- pie at the polls at the recent cleo ton to MT. Banta? His endorse ment by the people is the acme of commendation, and cannot be set aside or the wishes of the people discarded, simply because a shal- low-minded and prejudiced Board uf Supervisors fail to recommend what majority of the people say must be,
 If a Board of Supervisors con- sisting of three pusillanimous cru dites can condemn what the peo- pie have done-veto, if you please, the wishes and demands of the ma jority of the people as made known by their ballots, then, they. are in deed a "star chamber" or, of the origin of 2 contumacions pluto cratic satyr.
 However unjust it may appearto those who have watched with eag- erness to see MT. Banta disabled in qualifying for the office to which the people, by handsome major ity, have elected him, and were ready to jump into his shoes, as sisted by Iiis moral Board, which could possibly give them . 4,eeFtifcate of character" even in the face of the condemnation given one of them by the people; we are glad to tell them that they must be disappointed in their expectations and wishes, for MT. Banta is to be our next District Attorney. He has been elected by the people; admit ted to the bar in accordance with law; received his license and will assume the duties of his office on the first day of January next.
 The law does not contemplate that Mir. Banta should have cer- tifcate of character from the Board of Supervisors, when be has al- ready received it at the hands of the people, as an essential to his being admitted to the bar. If Air. Banta had failed to receive this en- dorsement from the people at the late election, then it would have been necessary for him to have resorted to the Board for the same, if he desired admittance to the bar. 1
 Three-fourths of the people are l better qualified to give a certificate of character and honorable deport- ment, than any Board of Supervi- sors, and especially that of Apache county.
 The cOurt has not baan inopoced |
The St. Johns herald., 1888-12-06

New Jersey will next year derive s1 ,340,341 in taxes from railroads.
The St. Johns herald., 1888-12-06

Large numbers of Chinese arc arriving at British Columbia ports frym China. They are not destined to remain in Canada, but are taking this means of smuggling themselves into the United States at the boun- diary dividing that Province from Washington Territory. They have the fifty dollar tax per head on landing, which they willingly do, with the prospect of getting into the United States before them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-07
LOCAL. BRRVI1IES.

\ mar;age acme waa i-=iied ~ Wash
iua:on ,e.'crd4, 10 H-''F H"i'''9 oi Il la
CITY, sud Eva L. errao.,. Il Washi, s;an.
Walker John On col..sea. accidentally
killed yesterday rear Ii .;na'cn whsle hunt
ing, b, Tie premature e2 plosion % gun in
the lands o: a companion
As three able bodied young gentlemen OF
this city were returning from Washington
late last night in an open haroucbe they
were hailed when between The bridge and
the brick yards by two strangers. The
Alexandiiaps put whip TO their horses and
lowed for short distance by the men who,
however, soon gaye up the chase.
While ] E Fnler, of Washington, was
crossing the B & p. tracks 10 his house yes
terday mor;iEg, in getting out OF the way
Of shifiag engine was struck by an Alex
anGria train. He lodged On the COW catcher
OF The engine and WAS carried nearly a
square in his perious position before the
train was stopped. His Injuries are said TO
be quite severe, the tender having wounded
him just above the hip.
Mars and the crescent moon were in conjunc-
ton last night between six and eight o'clock,
forming beautiful spectacle in the weste, n
heavens Venus appeared at the same time very
brilliant between tho moon and tho western
heavens.
Mr. c. B Kennedy, the advertising agent for
the St Jacobs Oil Company, WAS attacked by a
Vicious bull dog i'll this city This morning and Sc
verely bitten. lie was attended by Dr. t. s..
G. bsOu.
Fro Heyman, of this city, while giving mu-
sic essen in private houso Il street in
Washington yesterday, had his handsome over
coat stolen from the hail by sneak thief.
Much complaint is made by the merchants of
this ely ofthe delay in receiving guois here which
are shipped by this b. 4 q. railroad
There WAS heavy frost last night and ice of
conside rlhlr ,hicknc formed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-07
'ERRIBLE AccIDENr.-Mr. William s

ERRIBLE ACCIDENT.-Mr. William
Eni I'd. a @eil-knowa carpenter Of this
city -.yt VI \ q horrible deaf: about two
.'ci G; his II ernoou while On e;ed n -
Dai.! :"e vel Of u house beloGging r. AIis.
Kate /. Taylor Oh the corner OF P,incesa
nnd hairiax streets Whle vi work, al
bile randng ou the TOP Of re h, u'e, ho
either los; bis equilibrium or was attacked
ny vertigo, and tell rom the ba:ldiGY, strik
ing in his descent psling fsnce,ona Of the
pickets OF which penetrated mis- SIDE six or
seven inches. When picked up he was IN
conscious aud it !gns found that in addition
t. he wouod IN the side taet his head
and face had heeu severely cat. Tee picket
was withdrawn from tho unfu;unate mama
bod by o5-tanicr- act "a N''ous twenty
minutes d;,a:n ensued. ~, ,e2esee6 wac
about t:.irty-sx years IF =, .i.'' .as son
rf the lac J ;nIts II. Ere;4n. W's DID
from nsjr pa"p.a i: l6'1! H. Eagian J
lad tesa ynb ,,tc s,.il> al : If, sni
a. seveia or a-!o;s h4a ;.i.rs = N h1!it-
iasa wi;c 5uiirtne # u >u.i. fl Gh- 70
maBs we're taEspto 81 = i,nritisy'7 IN
dertsl;a,'s a. ishmsa .,'.i t. r'rnn r
sunmnn;d. va, hoNevtr. .'esi9td II IN
qQest uoreoees,ft, ar.i - .h,5,1 KY d.
uGcntly rervry"d .. :, sd III Nr =
+. Jae.;e,,, is,eiit"g- - o::'." ,:ecs9srd,
i. a.. sc ia f,.selni WI take Dt go.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-07
ALuxnrY and Neccssity

~ rich and poor wfo wish to enjoy good
I-saIth and who do not ai,h 10 resort to
Utter, nauseous liver msdiciaes en6 cathar.
lci, is the concentrated California liquid
Sait remedy, Syrup OF Fias Fer sale by E.
: Leadbeater & BIO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-07

The BRIGADE RosTER.-A roster of Geu-
eral Charles J. Ander5ons brigade, includ.
ing officers and men, is being prepared, but
bas been delayed from the necessary use
made by Inspector General Jo Lane Stern
Of the different regimental aad company
lists during his journeys over The State in
performance Of his dutiee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-07

BuRGLARY-A thief last night entered.
the store Of Mr. J. T. Sweeney, at the cor
ner of Columbus end Wolfe streets, and
stole snail SUN of money which bad been
left in the drawer An entrance was gained
nv hreHking throueh aback window
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-07

Why WILL You cough WIN Shiloh's
sS'e will give immediate reIi.' Pci.e 10 cts.,
c's AMI 81 Sold by E. S. La :oeater x
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-07

SHILoHs CATARRH REMEDY-a positive
cure for Caterrh, Diphthefia and Canker'
Mouth. Sold by E. S. Leadboater u Bro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-07

HANDSOME HoRsss Mr.. W. r. DAin
gertied to day received pair Of flee bay
horses. which he recently purchased in
Kentucky The horses are very handsome
and attracted much attention this morning
as they were driven On King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-07

DEATHS Mr.. Benjamin Fusitt son Of
Mr. B F Frgtt, died at his home on Wolfe
street this morning after long illness of
CONSUMPTION
Miss Maggie Moore, who had been i'll for
long time past, died yesterday evening at
her home, the residence of MrP. R l. Wood,
on south Washington street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-07
HOLIDAY GOODS.
Holiday Announcement.
N. W. CALF, BRO. & Co,

HOY Penna. Ave-, Washington. DC.
Have now on exhibition all their importa-
lions as well as their production of novel
ties for the coming holidays, and suggest
that those making an early selection not
only have the best choice of new goods, but
avoid the crowd incident to the latter days
of the season.
Purchases cared for until the fine
named for delivery. deC5 tdec25
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-07

ARE You MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation. Dizziness, Loss of Appetite,
Yellow skin Shiloh's Vitalizsr is positive
cure. Sold by F. s. Leadbsa,er & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-07

SLEEPLEss NIGHTS, made miserable by
thas terrible cough. Sbiloh's Cure is the
Remedy for you Sold by f 5, Leadbeater
x Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-07

OIL BURNING LoCoMoTIvE.-A dispatch
from Finday, OHIO, says: Yesterday an
engine on tho To edo, Columbus and South
ern Railroad drew passenger train from
Toledo to this CITY on fuel furnished by
crude petroleum. The trial was -uch snc
cess thai President Brown announcrd thut
ne will have II his engines arranged Tor he
uss ii oil ami d. away with coal" This
must TO Inc locomotive which Capt. W. Ii.
Brooks, of bis city, took to Ohio about three
weeks eeo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-07

CORPORATION CoURT-The December
term Of IN. CORPORATION Court viii gin on
Monday next, for which day, The ir'sl OF
Jun Hui, colored, Indicted for cutting Fred.
Dawes, is sot Judge Stuart expects TO I'D
iourn his court on Monday evening TIL
Thursday. az he wishes to attend the se.-
sion OF the Grand Lodge of Mssops of Vir
ciuia. which meets in Rcbmoud on Tnos
GnV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-07

Hor-S Some of tie members Of the Alex
sldFia Musical ASS c;sticn gave delight
u hap to tHer sdy friends q. Ssrepta
nal las, night. T0e Attendance was quite
2fge, the ma ic was good, and I'll present
spent mla- a,illnhla sVaninC
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-07

about t::irtv-Sjx yaar- Of l..- f.iis v.aG a SoT.
cf the lac J:nIts II, Eo.:4a.;. w,s Gi-d
from s.jr p;..o.a i. l61! 81 Eaenn
lad lea s,,bj ,,tc .,;.ila al If. sni
a. sewers o.. .-!oi.s - :..i..., r. N hi!iG-
i::.a wf:c suifrfine fr ~ ~u.n Fl -. pb- 70
raaiBs ;y~re taEsit NJ. Z tYarltisy'7 IN
dertsks,'s ,-.41.;shc,;, a..a -, -r.,ran r
suninDn.d. w.. however. ..r,;ata N IN
cqest ,.ore:e44,f,, n.,.s - h.aq ky. 49,,
= - ',.V =" -. ..'s,
ut. f,...,l..,, ~ 49, 49,.
nTnEowy Upon THE World -'a..,, a.
tras;:nI,,i Va O e. lions, - o ii. u:!I be
,hr.,-eo,a lis. o, t,=,,ips X sde' .avei.
''Ns7o! IT,. ,aieta 81; '.nGrr To- ii.ir t
Throw L Jon tie Val: 1es sinY is
ye.y ,xc..io. ,,ed ad 80 D. -factofily
acted bv llr. : olt snJl h. exce;ieut m.
psnq. 4 hu:aiog huf. y punishment pest
TITS an.t inc aneei,,lj,j.- Introduced ale
f, sail 10 br q h.ieht snd novel Kind ard
add pr.s,,v 20 The .ucceas oi.hc play A
matinee vii ia given tomorrow ana the
pe,formaacs will he repeated Saturday
night.
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PoLCR REPoRT-La~t nlSht "eS clear
and col3 viih Que prisoner au! eight lodg.
ers at Ae s;atisn reuse.
Tae Only case before the Mayor this morn
ing was TINT 1f Ann Williams and Dirah
inc d,un., and disorde,ly. They were fined
81 each.
Officer Young this morning arrested and
locked up viii Douglass. charged with
ebrsive Iancuspe.
-
! Personal Miss BERTHE Stuart has re-
turned from 81 visit to her slater, Mrs. Bart
lett Boiling. in Albemsrle county
The CONGREGATION Of the German Lu.
tbern Church on Wednesday night last
gave Rey J. SchWoy surprise pound
i hir, h b5s w. y 49,
CT Rou;o ne crlDanar hos ccme here
orS iii ocnnor Mrs a ihhv,s honse on IN.
nar Eioc stTeet
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FIRE AT WEDDING Mr.. A. NJ. Nelson,
If Roanoke and Miss Sallia Hart, of Gull
nenar were ,nor,ied at the Baptist Church
in the l.tter nlace Yesterday. During the
ceremony the floral decorations took ERE,
when sight panic ensued: many OF nose
present started Tor we ooorg, %" hsaon1bt
uulee'a ~ ~" ooo' I'' Al, ,hs cSnrcb
a fain 'nart. la,cr and the re- was
o o%lI,, yv;ehont INV serions damage
| 70 1870, ,be c cbnrcb
--,.---
ON RrRN1NG I,ocoNoT1yE-A dispatch
from Findjev OHIO savs. yesterday an
e.is'pe "a, o',' ouo' ossnn"n- ,,ain from
T TaioS =" ,.. c,, On final FURNISHED hy
80 U'SeY ,a'ro. M" Tbs t,ia was -ucs .nc
cess mar P,esiicnt Brown Mnrounced thut
w. ,,jll hoyeaI bis cnpioes arranged Tor the
ns, 81 oil ami do away with conl." This
rnnst ha ,ba locomotiye which Can't. w. II.
Rocks of his civ. took to Ohio about three
"ee>' ~
CoppoparroN Co1TRr Tine December
tar,n If ~. C5rnoretjou Court win l., Gin on
Ms1dsy next for which dsv. The :r,sl OF
Inn Hlll colorqa. isdicted for cutting Fred.
Dawes. - SGT. Judge Stuart expects to I'D
iourn his court on Monday evening TIL
! Thursday "a he wishes to attend the se.-
- ,...';,.;. ,neSts - Richmord IN Tnes
|
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-07

is section fair, warmer weather, south>r-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-07

Collision Two sand sco"s colidsd in
tbs river I'll this ci,y YESTERDAY, which re-
suiled il one OF them ca'eeoipg and LOSING
her cargo of sand The scow partially sunk
and her crew got overheard, but they were
rescued by the ,ug Pride, which also Iiehted
the sccw The collision was witnessed By
many parsons on the wharf and caused some
excitement and much enasgment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-07

Masonic GRAND LODGE This governing
osdy Of B Ne Lodge Masons of Virginia will
meet in Redmond on Tuesday next. 1t is
.sely that the attendance will be more than
ordinarily numerous. Judge c f stuart
sOd Messrs. A. " Armstrong, Edgar War
1-'d, John Fl h.r md X. Kemper, will rep.
itssnt Was n and Jackson Lodges OF
IBIS civ. Z Ioag projected temple hev'
l'g been coz n need in due form, something
.1ieres.ir . on that ,usiect may be expected.
be pre.ea; Grsrd Master, VIM +. Drink
I'd. e.q hae performed his responsible du-
4ss Win flelity and atility, sud is hello in
'le highest ceteem hy the craft both in Eir-
'inia aud elsovtere The Richmond State
,.ys bis succaesor viii 20 doubt be Robert
| Craiemll, prominent LAWYER Of Lynch
,aFg. The annual meetings Of the Grand
Lodge are occasions of much interest
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-07

FIRE AT A WEDDING Mr.. A. NJ. Nelson,
Of Roanoke, and Miss Salla Hart, of Cui'
pepper were married at the Baptist Church
in the latter place yesterday. During the
ceremony the floral decorations took fire,
when slight panic ensued. Many of those
present started for the doors, bat were
quoted by few cool heads, who besought
them to remain seated All Left the church
safely few moments later. and the fire Yves
extneuishcd without any serious damage
TO the church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-07

GooD TENPLAbs At the meeting of The
Ga'd !. dye CT Coed TGmpials at Marion
t. Wednesday the report Of auditors was
.pJmilie1 and referred to the Committee on
France.
The report Of the Committee on D.rtr bu-
jon Wa adopted
laylodou was received from Roanoke
'.ty Ledge fox he Grand Lodge to hold its
1txl session in that city.
The report of tina finance Committee was
considered at some length. Thereport pro-
ri@s Tor ma iuc-ta 9 of per capita tax to
c,uts, scton on which wac deferred.
The eItc ion ofolficer- for the ensuing year
re-u'ted 80 fellows Grand Chief Tempar,
%. J K Miller, of Pulaski city Grand
laru.ercr, w T. keeling, of Halifax !;
g'-nd VIE TemplAr. Mrs Rev. w. w.
Wool q Charlottesville; Grand Secretary,
.iroge W. Hswxhurst, of Richmond !;
rand superintendent Of Juvenile Tenn
iIa's, Ms ) D. Bailey, OF Alexandra
Sonty Grand Treasurer, Colonel |. n.
Aug, Of Front Royal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-07

ssy The regul,r meeting of the Relief Hook
ana Ladder Company VIII be held Friday even
ing. December 7th, 1SSS, at $50 o'clock.
dec6 2t C. H PIcKIN, Sec etsry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-07

NEW RAISINS, Currants, Figs, Grapes Lem.
" ons, Florida Oranges, Candies and Nuts just
received by ,r,,-,>-
nov3O J. Y. MlLbORN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-07

lust RECEIyED-A fall stock of LADIES
j PURE LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS of the
latest styles at
novel AMOS b. SHAY hlAhERS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-07

PERSONAL Miss BERTHE Stuart has re-
turned from visit to her slater, Mrs. Bart
lett Bolliug. in Albemsrle county.
The congregation Of the German Lu'
thern Church on Wednesday night last
gave R5v. J ScAwoy surprise pound
party the occa:i N b2ing his twenty ninth
birthday
Capt Bowie, of Culpepsr, has come here
and will occupy Mrs. Ashby's house, On ap.
per Kiog street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-07

PolcY RGroRT.-La-l night wes clear
and col3 W. n Que prisoner AMI eight lodg
ers at 10 s,ati.n reuse.
Tap only Gaze before the Mayor this morn
ing was thnt 1f Ann Williams and Dirah
Lucas, srr,s ed by fIicOr Sherwood for be
ing drunk and disorderly. They were fined
81 each
Officer Young this morning arrested and
locked up VIII Douglass, charged with
abusive language
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-25

In the democratic platform Of 1884 to
which Mr.. Cleveland gave his apparent
hearty endorsement occurs the follow
ing among the principles to which the
party was pledged:
ut is pledged to revise the tariff in a
spirit OF fairness to all. But in making
reduction In taxes, 1t is not proposed to
IDjure any domestic Industries, but
rather to promote their healthy growth.
Internal revenue is a war tax, etc."
Did Mr.. Cleveland in his recent an
nusl message propose to benefit or in
jure a domestic industry" by abolish
ing the duty on wool, or did he think
the placing of wool upon the free list
would promote the healthy growth" of
the wool industry?
Mr., Cleveland seems to have settled
his sluggish brain upon wool. The fact
that "internsl revenue is war tax"
does not seem to have occurred to him.
We are beginning to lose faith in Dan
Lamont's feslty to his chief. Is Lamont
really a stiff marP
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-25
Sneezing Catarrh.

The distressing sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, the
acid, watery discharges from the eyes and
nose, the painful inflammation extending to
the throat, the swelling of the mucous lining,
causing choking sensations, cough, ringing
noises in the head and splitting headaches
how familiar these symptoms are to thous.
aDds who suffer periodically from head colds
or influenza, and who live in ignorance of the
fact that a single application of SANFoRD's
RADICAL CURE FOR CATARRH will afford in
simultaneous relief.
But this treatment in cases of simple Catarr
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will do in the chronic forms, where the breath
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accumulations, the hearing affected, smell and
taste gone. throat liberated and hacking
cough gradually fastening itself upon the de-
billtated system. Then 1t is that the marvel
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CURE manifests itself IN instantaneous and
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economical, safe.
SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE consists of one
bottle of the RADICAL CURE, one box Ca
TARRHAL SOLVENT and an IMPROVED In
HALER; price, 81.
POTTER DRUG & CHEMICAL Co., Boston.