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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-06-07
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THOMAS J. RUSHING, Esq, 1909 Pine Street,
St. Louis, Mo-. writes: Il was great sufferer
from catarrh for three years. At times could
and splitting, and for the last eight months
could not breathe through the nostrils.
thought nothing could be done for me. Luck
lily, was advised to try DIR. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy, and l am now well man. believe
it to be the only sure remedy for catarrh now
manufactured, and one has only to give it O
fair trial to experience astounding results and
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-06-07

SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH.-Duu.
heavy headache, obstruction of the nasal
passages, discharges falling from the head
and acrid, at others, thick, tenacious, mucous,
purulent bloody and putrid; the eyes are
weak, watery, and infiamed; there is ringing
IN the ears. deafness, hacking or coughing to
clear the throat, expectoration of offensive
matter, together with scabs from ulcers; the
voice is changed and has nasal twang; the
paired; there is sensation of dizziness, with
mental depression, a hacking cough and gen.
eral debility. Only few of the above-named
case. Thousands of cases annually, without
manifesting half of the above symptoms, re-
suit in consumption, and end in the grave.
dangerous, or less understood by physicians.
By its mild, soothing, and healing properties.
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures the worst
CoryZa, and Catarrhal Headache.
Sold by druggists everywhere; so cents.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-06-07

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"Untold Agony from Catarrl,. >,

Prof. W. HAUsNER, the famous mesmerist
of Ithaca, N. Y, writes: "Some ten years ago
suffered untold agony from chronic nasal
catarrh. My family physician gave me up as
such a bad one, that every day, towards sun
set, my voice would become SO hoarse could
barely speak above whisper. In the morning
almost strangle me. BY the use of Dr. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy, in three months was a well
man, and the cure has been permanent"
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-06-07

REMFMRCRi The trains of the Minneapo-
HEuEulDLl! lis and ST. Louis Railway are
composed of COMFORTABLE LAY coAcsEs,
HORTON RECLINING cHAIa CARS, and
2 ,sfe {uFsly PALACE DINING CARS +!
Daily Republican., 1888-05-25
wANAmAkAA's


PHILADELPHIA. Friday. May 20, 1855.
Perhaps the constant rainI
of the last three days has
baniphed from your minds
what we said about German
Art Linens and Women's
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs.
This is just a memory tick
Ter. The talk was good.
Cannot repeat it,
Hotel people and house
keepers with economical no.
tions should look over our
Linens.
| German Cream Damaak
Napkins, IS inches square,
at 81 a dozen, and ~ inch
full bleached at $3.50 and
1876 a dozen. German
4 Cream Damask Table cloths
I64 inch, so cents, and bet
"a inch, IS cents;bleach
led Of each, 56 and IS cent
respectively.
i These are only specimens
of the way-down sorts. The
fine table Linens-fnest-
dazzling to tasteful house
wives, are here. Indeed, tn
: whole gamut of Linens, rea
) fax Linens, not cotton o
Itow Linens, is here. Play Of
lit.
: leouthwest OF centre.
II Two grand bargains l
aILight Shawls::
!. French Chudda, cream
y lblue, cardinal. Never betor
! lsold for less than 81 so, tc
n day $3.50. French Casl
mere-cream, ivory, blu
vi pink, cardinal. Yeaterda
..S!lS4 so, to day $3.50.
q Both of the highest qua
!, lily, too high for many buy
'ol ers. That is why the maxi
.slpuss it in our wy tc let J;
Daily Republican., 1888-05-25

WASHINGTON, d. O., May 25.-The
motion OF Mr. Sherman to cor slider this
Fisheries Treaty in open session was
debated in secret session of the 8 mate
Yesterday for two hours without result,
the Democrats evidently being afraid
to meet the issue fairly and ,quarely
and have commenced their hlllbuster.
Ing tactics, making motions to adjourn,
etc.
The House judiciary Committee yea
terday decided 10 report favorably the
Senate Copyright bill, with an amend
ment. including ohromos in the class oil
prott cted publications.
Before the House COMMITTEES on
Printing, yesterday, n number OF EN-.
ployes and ex- employees Of the Govern
meut Printing 0ff1ce testified thas they
contributed In sums ranging from 81
cents TO $40 each 10 the New Yors
Democratic oampsign fund last fall.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-25

Mr.. HART, the editor OF the Wheel,
ing Inteiligenger, has teen an advocate
of constitutional amendm ant providing
for prohibition In West vlrginis, bu
he has chSnsed his mind now, as be |,
fully sA.i,Asd that prohibition does mo-
prohibits. Wishing to satisfy hlmsei
In reference TO the practical working
Of prohibition, he, with his wife, tooh
O journey TO Milne and visited Port
land, where iney remained over San
day. They stopped 81 Q proniDen
hotel, sud were more than surpriset 10
hear Euss; 81 dinner have his order
for 9 bottle OF wine promptly Allied
The nexy morning Mr.. HaEE took . i've
hours Walk around the town and
ooanted forty ssloons where liquor val
sold openly by the GLASS;. They after
wards vent to Augusta, and during 9
stay o. sEo days saw twenty placti
where Iiqaor was sold openly, nine o.
which were on single street within 1
distance OF four hundred yards. H.
also visited Bangor and several oths
towns, and found . similar state OF at
fairs In each. This seems TO be tn,
case In almost every place where pro
hibiuon has been tried, and In thos
places where the saloons are not opeI
lie nor is furnished In other ways an
In unlimited quantities. Prohibiilol
.Sieprt yes the State OF the revenue de
rived from liquor licenses, but does nc
Ies,epsthe eulls Of intempsrAnce. Will
on the other hand high license increase
the revenue and decreases the nunoe
Daily Republican., 1888-05-25

According 70 Q New York Tribune
despatch from Boston: "E. Moody
Boypton, Of Nswburyport, has invent
ei what 10 known ~ the bisy ole rail.
way and expects to reuolutioniE9 the
entire railway system OF the world. A
locomotive which is unlike any here
tnfore constructed, is buiidiaR ct the
foundry and machine shops OF ALDER,
Russell n s0ns, In Newburyport. II
Is designed specially 81 d solely for ser.
vice on the new railroad. The cardinal
principle OF this railroad 10 shat the
tracks are not both laid ON the ground
AZ We commonly see tbem. One IL laid
on the ground and the other IL laid on
the inside OF frame work, which 1.
above and directly over the lower track
The engine and oars have wheels or
the bottom and double trucks above
In this way tie whole is stead died or
the rail and cannot fall over nor OF thi
track. 1t 10 expected that dreAt speed
will be obtained on account OF th,
comparative lightneTs of the train ant
also because Of the loss OF friction. tn,
Idea 10 patented in every county 81
Europe, rs we'll As In the United State.
and other nations OF the Western Hem
ltpbere0
Daily Republican., 1888-05-25
BrealENAtar to be r,nIlr.

A large wharf and eeui. circuit Al
hrsakwAter In frot Of It Are to be tuill
az Naples, Florida. on tic Gulf Of Mexi
co. The projectors will undertake
making safe anchorage and hsrbor for
large vessels in the omen gulf, and the
exr erimsnt will doubtless be WAt:hed
with much iuteIest. The wharf, ex
tending from the shore, will be about
800 feet in length. The femi-circulAl
breAkwater or "T'' will be about soc
feet long, consisting Of four rows oil
heavy pillDg, flaored over, running
vessels will be in safe water aue cut Of
tie storm. Work will be commenced
AhortlY.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-25

witch, for Of least the past year, hes
sssn shamsfully prostitussa for tho pun
poss Of advancing he Interests OF one
uau. The election OF Mr.. Harrington
utaus IN entire change in this res psos,
and We have no hesitation In ssyins
,hat he will give us o better nd minis
srasion than this city has enjoyed fol
many years. He II honest trastworthy
end capable In every respect, and emil
nentiy htted 10 all the high position
'eudersd him by his fellow ciiissns, fol
10 must mot be forgotten that u "a
lou'y after the most earnest solicitation
that be allowed tho use Of his name 70
1.-The nomination.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-25


Trains win asave Wiinaanzssn ~ ssllsus
;s''Rs,i IS ssrs & 4 i I. q. / Il Z.
4 Ass ~ & " !: Z: Z "a 70" a n"
!. q 4 II 4. III a n. nA "a 81 ~ =:
! AeS e Z. 60 ~ Ic9 siA Dsa
~ ae.: Is ~ IL. "a "a. 81; ss 's
z FER We. Chester, via Lsnot,n. 20 .aa
For Newsri Gentry and intermeai.se SO.
iqn,, q =. m. y 9 and 2 q p. ma,
halt az and intsrmediste staions, 10 Is
Bslsimore and Esy Line, rs ,. m.
S q spS a. and wai 4 n EtSP ~.
Tr.ins for 3 D z "; Division leave for,
s y ma Sa' ana 4, ~ Ss N sia; tm'' n@ x@ s~
9eorgefown and Lewes, Q % g. m :, . 70 D. n,
s ss4ss itsapIps: s', "a m ,.,,on.
E 2is foi Ii Harrington. % p. m. wa,
EIprs:s tsr bower. Harrington. and Del.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Com.
tort and Norfolk, iaoe Might
Leave Philadeiphis. Broad Street. for VII
nington iexpressl RIA 40. 79n ~. oie
70 u IA y "a; n, aOA so. to< an
Accommoda ion, $50. 10 % .. m, LIS, az
ga. al. o. q Is 1oo3 10 10. and II n p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
For Philadelphia lexpress), 2co 35c, 40
7 10, Q 10, II 81 a. m, |. q, ~ and 7o6 ., n
Accommodation. Is a. M, i3io ia 4 10
IbSo, ~ and 10 90 p, m.
FOR Chester lexpressh lis. . 10. Ii 81 . NJ.
Q a. Z %. and 10 70 p. m.
Accopmodation. 5i5am. EIo. ia6. aIO
%. and 7.41 p. m.
rs II 81 .. m, az, sS4, . 20. %. and 10. o
y. m.
FOR West Chester, via LamOkin. SIS a. m.
For Cape Charles. Old Point Comfort Al,
Norfolk, IL 0S Night.
For New Caste, Middletown, Clayton,
Dover, FELTON,. Harrington, eeaford, Laurel
and Delmar, IL 06 Night.
Baltimore aud Washington, LIS, 4fA sW
10 II a. m, u 60, g g, and - p. m. BAlu
kmore. 6. 90 and II 3sp. N.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for WD
Imington lexpresBD, ". IS $50, 7.2o, 80, Ill
A. n, sos q. 81 and II. d r. NJ.
Accommodation la 10. y A. NJ, l28, 2 %
10, SIS and II. up. NJ.
For further Information, passengers are re
ferred 70 the ticket ofice az the st1tlon,
Trains marked thus 81 are limited express
upon which extra fare Ia charged.
General ManaEer GenerAi Fassen aer Az
Daily Republican., 1888-05-25

EX-OhIEF OF kUitcs John j. Dough
erty has 81 lasi had bis nomination Af
the Democratic candidate for Mayor
endorsed, and BY the Young Msn's
DemoorAtio Club. Il took the club
eleven days to make up ;heir minds to
do this, and II is very probable 1t
would not have been done ct all had
there been anything like e full attend
Ance Of the members. As IL wAs. We
are informed that only about twenty
were present, and the regoln lions en-
dorains his nominauon, In which wat
incor pcrAtpd = section also endorsing
John o. FArrA for Pre.idtnt o, Oily
Council, aud Mr.. h Fl. Grifh h fol
Oily Treasurer, WAS prepared for tht
occasion by County Tax O)llec.oi
DIckey. The resoluEors Will have
about % mu:h eff CT upon right sblnk.
ing Democrats, a. one endorsing the
manner In which Msssrs. Dtokey and
NeAry have nsnssei not 70 oJileo. the
taxes due the county would h4vs With
Republicans. We, however, thlnk II
probable that sugh q resolution grull
hS-A hsen incorporated ~ish tho other
had 1t not been for the pIoverblsl moi
esty Of the tax COLLECTORS. Su,h q rsso.
luton would have been a. fuiy ap5ro
PIRATE ss the one endorsing MI. Dough
erty. We hAve not the slightest PEE
FonAt feeling 1sslna! him; Gu the COO
krary, we know him 10 10 o frss raw
fellow, who, for ths frst year or yea
and halt that he held The position {
Chief Of Police, mAds vary excellen
officer, bat after thAt-Aiter ne had ID
''MayorAIty bee buzz n 3 In his tonue',
there WAS another side " the mattel
and he himself concluslvsly SHOVE
shat 70 eleot him to the high poBisic
Of Mayor OF city OF nearly ski
thousand inhAbitAnts would be LII
spreading o very small pleoe OF buta
over q very large piece OF bread. "
oppose MIR. DougherIy on principle, I
We do mot believe that 1t will bs for n
best interests Of this city for him to
elected; II We thought Otherwise =
would not hesitate to say 90, noswit
standing the fact thai he 10 opposed
she entire preEs Of this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-25
FRIDAY MAY 20. 1855.
ALTHOUGH Mr.. MIL. hes given nc

ALTHOUGH Mr.. Mllls hes given no
Vice tnAt his Frte Trade blu will b.
takco up tor aoylcp next Mondey, II Ii
scarcely probable that suct Will be ths
csse, As there 10 tuffioienI number Of
Democrats In the House opp0sed 10 II
whose votes, combined with The Repub.
licsns, will be sutfi Client TO delay fnsl
action, Il not defeat II altogether. There
IL liz lie, II any, hope Of the Democrats
passing this or any other mtasure tend
ing TO lres trade during tae present adj
minis,rauop, and before another sd
minisirAll9n Ia commenced the people
will have 40 opportunity to express
that sentiments on the matter, and
place upon II the zeal Of condemnation.
II II almost certain that Mr.. Cleveland
vii, 10 rsnOm.n sted by the ST. L1uis
Convention, and II is . certainty be-
You'd q doub, that he will be nominated
on frss-trsie platform. This il for
tunste for The masses Who earn thei,
bread by the sweat OF their bfows, u
veil Is for tie manufacturers who fur
nlsh them with employing as there
cannot bs the douole dealing praoiioet
BY the Democratic party In the cominl
campaign that there has been in thu
past TIE party 10 now committed v
free trade and the consequent deslruc
ton OF American Industries, while th'
Republican party 10, d 1T always hA
been, pledged to protective tariff an
the building o! American industries Il
opposition to the free trade, uuderpAi.
labor Of Gresi Britain. Under wise
prots ,live tariff this country hes pros
pared for twenty -sevon years; new In
dustrles have been lablished all owe
the land; wages have Increased, snt
thousAnds iurnished with empioymenl
Yet in the face OF these facts the Demo
orAtIs party, or at least . part OF Il
proposes to return to the system undo
which cur mills aud factories w6r
closed, our mechanics unemployed, M
the worst panic preoipilAted thFoug
which the country has ever passed.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-25
wrLMINaroN q NoRrnNRN K u

Time table In effect, May 10Th 1883. Trains
leave Wilmington french street, as follows;
For Reading, BirdsboIo, Joanna, sp ing
field, Wnynebb irg Junction, Manor ,Pottsville,
tTsmNqpn, Allentown, Lebanon. Werntrs-
vile and all points on the philadelphia and
Reading X. H.. !. 20 j. IN. and an p. m.
For Springfield, Wsyneshurg junction,
CoatesVnle. Embreevlle, Lenape, ChAdd' $
Ford and Dnponl's and intermediate points,
7 co a. m, Hna 90 p. IN.
For Gainesville and intermediate points at
100 a, m, 2.4g and 5. 90 p. IN.
/ For West Chester, 100 n. m, 20 and 90
p. IN.
| Daily except Saturday and sunday.
For new Bridge and intermediate points,
| Q IS p. m. and on Saturday only at SO aud
I'LL p. IN.
4 On sunday for Reading and intermediate
| intermediate points at 8. 90 p. M
| A. q McrAUsLAND, BOWN FSS BRIGGS,
1 Superintendent. Gen'l Pass. Ag't.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-25

ALLEGHENY CITY, Pc, May % -
Charles OIendennips, one of the pio
neeIs Of Allegheny Counry, celebrated
bis one hundredtn birthday yesterday.
He Is in good health, aud person a ~
aupeTintends Ihe work on his large
farm 10 West b es Township. UpRaFds
of $50 descendapts and relatives were
present AZ tie reunion.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-25

have them at the price o.
|common grades.

have them at the price Of
common grades.
Second floor. Chestnut street side. Two
elevators. ri
In a quiet sort of way we
said the other morning that
we should sell 5000 pairs of
Mems Halt Hose at 12Ac.
They went quicker than we
Thought. But we are ready
Iagain, and with them asoo
pairs Mems Full Regular
Made Half Hose, dra b
grounds, striped. also at
Ia4c.
Another shadow-priced
lot. 400 dozen Mems Full
Regular Made Half Hose,
drab. mode, and tan, ribbed,
II5c, instead of about double
THAT.
Middle Market street entrance.
81 Oxford Ties for $3.50,
Fine American Kid dressy
land easy. A full range o
IsiZes. One OF the special
bargains that the greai
trade-tide Is all the time
bringing us.
| Another. Ladies' Fines,
French Patent Leather foxeC
button Shoe, hand made or
1.-THE new Grecian last. The
most stylish Shoe we have
.t$5. All sizes; widths AA
A, B, G, D.
| BY odds the largest stock
'Iof Ladies' Tennis Oxfords In
flown. A few bright day.
land the picking won't be sc
easy. $3.50 to 81. Men:
,ITennis 81 25 to So, so.
,l High grade Oxford Ties,
with gray, blue, or mahog.
Ianytop to march suits. So
Il$4, S.. First chop for style
\ Every day more asking
|. lior the Mems IS "Wanams.
lker Wearwell." There
nothing like it in the S;
. lShoe world. Calf vamp, kiC
oItop, smooth insole, no sid,
! seams. To any address foI
;I$3, and pair for pair If they
lgo wrong. Can we d.
more? Say whether you
foot is wide or medium.
B Market street font, west of Main Ais,
i Oil Cloths at quarter les
. lthan usual prices. Perfec
. oIgoods. choice designs, ant
' lover fifty patterns in width
from A to ga. The hin
lis enough.
second floor, Market street side. Tw
elevators
4 Now is the best time t,
.Ihave Seal Goats dyed anC
made over.
a Desk on secondTnoor over middle Ches
nut street entrance.
Il JOHN WkNAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-25
5000 RE WARD

Carmen Malascalza was assaulted on
the evening Of May Z, 1883, by some psr-
son or persons unknown, which injuries
proved fatal. By authority OF the COun-
ell hereby offer reward of $500 for in
formation that will lead to the arrest and
conviction Of the guilty parties.
mis- @. r. RHOADS, Mayor.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-25

Los ANGELES, Gal, May 25.-Tht
swi,ohmen employed In tho Southern
Paoifio yards went on strike Wednes
day nigh!. They complain that the
company has been disohargipR mer
who participated in the strike two
weeks ago. Ths ysfdmSster Gays ioul
nen, who were found asleep when theJ
should hsve been on duty, were dis
charged. NO cars we're moved yester
dAy
Daily Republican., 1888-05-25

soHHpuL.H IN ErKBor. April ~, lsss
Trains isAve nsaswAfa AvsAuo pspSs



EAST BOUND.
For Philadslphia and Chester, sls, Tss
%, % 500 ", 10 30 and al u =. Nd :; 20. % 70
Un Sundkys,T 40 60, o %, 10 80 and Il,s
n; %, oo,3 tb,'S 20. IS. "a % and 8 %
p. N.
For Sinseriy, aocommodGuJn, daily II 30
O. m.
Tor Baltimore, aooommo rotation, daily OK
cept Sunday to0 N,
For Chicago and PittsourE, expreaJ, dsily
Cincinnati and vt. Louis express, daily
Baltimore accommodation, daily . IS p m.
PittsourE, Chicago and St. Louis express,
daily 40 p m.
SinEeIIy accommodation, daily 7 so pm.
FOB LANDSNBE BERG, q 10 a., NJ. oarSA'
only, Hoo .. N, daily eEospt SUNDAY, ? 20
Trains isays market stross Staten:
Ter PhtlAeotphtA 2 % y. m. daily. FOR
Baltimore 2 " =. NJ, daily. Tor LNndsn
DarS $50 and IL 90 A. N. uAily, exoep. san.
day; a.loe. n. on SUNDAY onlr ABS and $50
PlIis6uT. ohissso aes 81, Louis express
Trains tcr NnDInznn-LsaYa Pailadn
pniA, daily, 81 %. 1000. all 90 =. m, IL
noon, =, 500, 4 30, aLoo, sse. alO, 1910,
Daily, sxosps SUNDAY, Lse, 10 =. n,
kAt.7A. and 70 .. m.
Sundays only, $40 m.
HKpr-ss trAip6h
1 RATES TO WESTERN POINTS LOWER THAN
K VIA AMY OTHER LINZ.
". IL. OLEmKrTB, o. p.SOULL
0enn MANAGER. eAEnI r ~. Aasna
| Telopnona No. Iva.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-25
Louisiana teLottery Company

Louisiana StateLottery Company
Incorporated BIZ the Legislature In 1854,
for Educational and charitable purposes,
and its franchise made part Of the prsbeni
uhelmiux popular vote.
ASs eaFamd snnEle Mufnber Draw
ifsKn sake place Monthly, ana aRs
ttrnMd Quarterly DrawAmGs, reg n.
Sune, september and Deeomberi.
1--WE do hereby certify that We supervis,
the arrangements for all the Monthly ane
Quarterly drawings OF Tho LoulsiAns
Stats Lottery Co.,, and In person manage
and control the drawings themselves, and
that the same are conducted with honesty
fairness ana In eood fAith toward all parties
and We authorize the company 70 use Thu
esrtinosto, with fac-similes Of eur signature
attached In ~ adysrtisonenA."
Daily Republican., 1888-05-25
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Tho undersigned has sd n'T 81
invites all who wish "a. n ia
mcmepts pleasantly % ss s1Ii "A
sud aud cigars ii Away, SS.ad SS1Ji %
Lunch every weSp AID svspll
and Saturday morning -" .Iotof
'A' WIN. LEGG, Propfle''Ii