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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-12-12
THE
NEW YORK PRESS
FOR 1899.
DAILY. SUNDAY. WEEKLY.
The Aggressive Republican Journal
Of the Metropolis.
NEWSPAPER FOR TIE MASSES
FOUNDED DncENnEE l, s..
Circulation. Novemterl l, 81, lo7.1e5
4 IS. e5fsi0
THE
AMEwspAPER ZOE reE MAssEs
ForsprD DncExnrr l. 81.
Largest Circulation of any Repub-
ilcan Paper In America

The PHESs i the organ ONO faction pulls
no wires has no animosines 10 ayenge.
Tie mos Remarkable Newspaper Success IN
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Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plant.

Is it not worth the small price Of 75cts.
to free yourself of every symptom Of
these distressing complaints? Ifyou think
50, call at our store and get a bottle of
shiloh's Nitalizer- Every bottle has a
printed guarantee on it use accordingly,
and lift does you no good it will cost
you nothing Sold By G. W. Benford &
son.
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shiIoh's onsumptin Cure.

This is beyond question the most sue
cessful Cough Medicine We have ever
sold, a few doses invariably cure the
worst cases Of Cough, Group, and Bron-
chitis. while its wonderful success in the
cure Of Consumption is without a par
allel in the history Of medicine. Since
is first discovery it has been sold on a
guarantee, a test which no other medi-
cine can stand. Ii ycn have a cough We
earnestly ark you to try it Price 10
cents, 80 cents, and Sl.00. Ifyour lungs
are sore, Chest or Back lame, use Shi-
loh's Porous Plaster. Sold By George W.
Bsnford x son.
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81 tell you, there is something in su-
persiiton about Friday being an unlucky
day, said Joughnes, With much earnest
ness why. proposed 70 Miss Mamie
Higgins on Friday. All, J sec, said
smyther and she rejected Won Of
course Great Cupid Ho she accep,-
ed me, and we've been msrried nearly a
year.'-Dnlkes Magasiae
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1888.
Young People.
An Illustrated Weekly.

Hapas Young People legins its tenth vol
ume with The first Number Ia November.
During the year il Will contain five serial
stories, including Dorymate>- by Kirk
Munroe The Red Mustang 10y ". o..
Stoddard and "A Day in Waxloud by
r. X. Munkitrick Nels Thurlow's Trsl
By J. T. Trowbridge The Three Wishes.
by F Aastee and Bnnder Matthew's a Sc
ries Of fairy tales, written and illustrated by
Howard Pyle Home Studies ia Natural
History. by Dr. Felix T. Oswald little
Experiments by Sophia b. Herrck and
Glimpse ofchild Life from Dickens. by
Margaret +. s.mgsier articles on various
sports and paslines, short stories by the best
writers, aud humorous papers and poems.
with many hundreds Of illustrations Of ex-
ceiient quality. Every line in the paper is
subjected to the most rigid editorial scrutiny
in order that nothing harmful may enter its
columns.
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Rheumatism

We doubt g there is. or can be, q specific
remedy Cor rheumatism; but thousands Who
have suffered Us raus have been greatly en-
cdiCd hy n0of'1 S-lrsanarila. L. you have
iailed 30 md IclieI. try this great remedy.
Il was cllcncd with rheumatism twenty
years. qrcyiois 10 1855 I found DO relief, but
grew verso. aida enc time WAS almost help
Jess Hoods S~arsaparhla did he more good
than I'll tire other medicine / ever had"
II. T. BALLOON. Shirley Village. HAS.
u had rheumatism three wears. aaa rot no
relief tin ltook Hoods S~zrsaparfll Il has
done great things Tor me. I-rccaamena s 10
Others LEw1s ErEDANE, r.1defcr5, de.
Hood's Szrssnarila IS characterized ~
three recu4ariiies ISL tie consolidation q
remedial agents; 81. the proportion; 81. lie
process Ct securing Tie active medicinal
qualities The result IS c medicine Of uaaspal
strength. cacCting oures li.hezto Unknown.
sen0 for book containing additional evidence.
-hoed's Slrssrasiis tones up my system.
seems 70 make Inc Cgrr.r y p TuoGrsoS.
Register cf Deeds. Lowell, Mass.
"Hnla's S-lrsapariiia bezsS an others. and
is worth rs wciehtin cold. ]. EARRLSGroS,
4e baak Strcei, New YORK City,
Hoods ~SarsapariIEa
Sold by II druggists. 81; six for s.. Made
only hyc l. HOOD & CO, Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar.
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A DNINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

EEte ofJohn =. Wechicnhaisr deceased late
Of ieuncr Township. somerset 90. ia.
Letters Of administration on the above estate
AaNtnE been granted 70 the undersigned ly the
pflpef authority. notice j. hereby given % al per-
sons nileoted T. saii estate 70 make immediate
payment, and th0ee having claims against The
same present them duly authenticated for ct
lemeut un saturday, the III DAY OF Dee 1sS
q tie laIe residence 0f deceased IN Jehaer tn.
tAEn " BIEErkER. J. p FRIEDINE
Attorney. Administrator.
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paIIXIsTRAroR,s NorlcE.

Estate or Abraham Baker decd. late of sonerset
Twp. Somerset TO-. IA.
Letter ~ A1ullftrattrl 0l the a'nvet estate
having blcu g1aaIt-d o. the rrderstEned hv she
pf1ptr authority narre is EcrchT given 10 an
persons Indebted % said estatc 10 make iMmedi-
ace payDeu. unc tiose having claims Hrninst
the A1ae wIi present. them dnfy .ufhcnt eafed
~ settlement on Sst1rlav. the si aav nf Uec.
iss, 90 rle Office nfH J. har- ID somerset Bor
SnLNhpNI BAKER
NN r BAKER.
noTl2 karrr. efAhrm. Baker. decd.
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The Holidays

AMI the colder winter weather are now
rapidly approaching. The joyful season
iseageriv anticipated by young folks in
thousands Of homes but in nearly all
there are one o. more cider ones to whom
the cold waves and the storms mean re-
nswed suffering fnom Rheumatic back or
limbs i IS nos claimed that Hoods Sar-
saparllia is a positive specific for rheuma-
tism we doubt if there is or can be such
a remedy. But the remarkable success
Hoods Sarsaparilla hashad in curing this
affection Is sufficient reason for those
who are suffering to try this peculiar
medicine.
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ST. NICHOLAS
An.An.4,nml.lAn 49, -

Aa-AH4reusdfAe Uoril Zen.
THIS world rencw ned magazine . sor young peo-
] PIE and tneir elders i 10 naye 4 eresls pro-
gram Tor the new volume isginaing with Novem-
Der, 1sss. The editor. Ms Mary laIes lodge,
calls Il An a~l-arDuDd-the world year ufsaaIrse
the Bulk Oi the contents. - heretofore, wiz relate
70 American s~geects. tut yOlns Aneriea Is al
ways glad 70 lzarn What goes Oh ia TIE world
outside, and these stsgies aal descriptive paperS
arc not uf tue dry grogrlpheai order, and They
VII DC siukhigiy 4laSl4led We have space here
fr only a few promlncni announcements
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"a Ia. VS. AND IHaoAT DIsIAsls.
"a s,nlrrs xsAss AsD METHODS.

Hc is thoroughly fualilel By cduealiuH and 2i
vG te of r~oHiluaou. practice, % Of which have
be % in Piff>11rgh. Tie makes q careful exam
b q tg- afHi give fhe chances u curc, aud cost
maxi Z al0aanCe fa -ha-- 81 small means r0u
eu hen iliec Hhai ynl guelt 20 DO; fyou de-
eide fr -lefr. fl1 examination is from 81 o. -.
rhk salfcniFnt s. IuuiC for he benefit u those
who Hi,G 90 nlnsut lm hai have been prevent
eli nrlagH tle fffasf Uf soma ners1ns. who,
through rfeaaire. have malif ousiy circulated
the lefog ,tlt tis cauras were beyond She res.-h
ul flHrca iraneI resalt rn ~ FoHAl-
tm-e af Penn ATeuue. IlUsllrsn. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-12-12

We have a speedy and positive cure
for Catarrh, Diphtheria, Canker Mouth
and Headache, in sIGlLOHSC ATARRH
REMEDY, A Nasal Injector free with
each bottle. Use it if You desire health
and sweet breath. Price SOC. Sold by
Geo. w. Benford & Son.
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NOTICE.

Estate OF samnel Walker. late n Allegheny Twe.
somer>ett0, Pa. deceased.
Letters testamentay on The above estate hav-
iag been granted % The Undersigned bv f1e nrl91-
81 authority. notice j. hereby given 20 an peTs.tns
indebted % said e-tate 10 MAKE Immediate nay
meut and those having ciaims agains4 shc s.me
VIII present tnefa fiuiy aIfheniicaief sor settfa-
ment Al the late Residences u the deceased ia
Allegheny Twp On saturday. Dec. - feSs
when and where they win attend for sa;i pnruose'
SAMUEL g. WALKER.
WV. II. HILLEG2s.
n0FiA Executors.
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The Handsomest Lady

In Somerset remarked to a friend the
other day that she knew Kemp's Balsam
for the Throat and Lungs was a superior
remedy, as it stopped her cough instantly
when others had no effect whatever. SO
to prove this and convince You Of its
merit, any druggis; viii give you a sam
pc Bottle Free. Large size SOC. and 81
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america.

Little saint EIizabeta.u by Mrs. Burnett, au-
thor Of Little Lori FmnfieIoy The Rou-
une o. the kcpdbAc, hoN the Government IL car
rcd on Coilcge Afhleues - .Auaseur Pho
togntphy boys and the National GHaid f:
Tue Girls Crusade indian Siories. Scstoot
Stories, etc -Fhc Bells Of II. Ann. a serial
about Gambia South American sulfieR" A
Railroad N the Clouds ~Insians Of the ANA
zons b. Mrs frauk X. Stockton, etc.
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BECAUSE.1 -. - -! /. e.

s5n.ias thase -
IBERIA and the Exile system ty Georcc keurau.
wl1th are atirGcf ng uniVeryal attention nu.i nee
hriNg reprinted a. hurarcds 0f ErCigh rea-rn-
prrs, hut ar not allowed to enter Rrs>ia The
tat7'n EaiFsef says nnit nther Margarine nr
touch uHol a subject which 30 vitality interests an
Thoughtful people iu hurope and America and
ASA They aye as iidielat a. ule opinion of q
supreme Court frihunui.-a thrilling as the most
sensational drama.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-12-12

This IS a funny old world, anyhow, but
i is very hard 10 realize it when Q are
reading the comic papers.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-12-12

The ordinary American hen is a very
observing bird, but she dosen't always
know when she is an ancient lay.
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PITTSBURGH. PA.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate ofJohu i. NcG-egur. ser.5 iate oe s,,s.
Township Somerset Cosny Pa
Letters 81 Administration on the absye estate
hAfinB been Eranted % tie undersigned bv tine
proper nnthQuty. aollce Is herrhv given a. alI
Eersons indebse- % said estate to make ;mrqeai-
ate payment ana those having ciaims agains
ne same VIII present them dWy authenucatef
fOr settlement on Or beinrl January ~ issI IA
ny residence 10 shade Township
JACOB tfcGREGOR.
reo'' Administrator.
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4 DMINIsTRAToRs NOTICE.

Estate af Christian Hoehstetier.aee late OF Elkliek
Township. Somerset Ca. PA.
Letters ot administration On lie above estate
having been granted % The undersigned hv the
proper authority uuiccis hereby given 10 all per-
aons iulFntc4 GO said estate 10 make immedinie
pa merit And those having claims against the
same - present Them duly authenticated fur
settlement on saturday December 6. lsss. at the
iRre residence ofdeceased
Twp JONAS STETANUS.
oc.l- Administrator.
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STORE PROPERTY
FOR SALE

By the undersigned, in the town OF Law ansvile
Somerset Comfy. Pa, on the Bedf0rd and Mt.
tleasant plank Road, 4 miles west of SomersSt.
the County eeat and Railroad station this prop
erty Is centrally located, being on the Northwest
corner OF the Diamond and consists Of three
eights ofan acre ofgruund. With a two and a half
story frame dwelling. with II" and stOrenUom
combined size. with IL 30 feet front. and %
feet deep there are 10 rooms In the building.
the store room being well lifted up aud being the
catch place, IL Away commands a large trade
there are on the premises d gooi well garden and
cellar two warehouses. a wash house. wood.
coal and smoke houses, large and eommodious
s1abling, aud fruit Of all kinds. Evansville is a
town Of about . residences population about
Ia has two churches. Lutheran aud Reformed.
two schools, two stores. a large creamery and va
rious mechanics. and Is situated in the heat of
one Of the wealthiest farming and most extensive
stock raising and produce communities ia Somer-
set County, and has always been noted as q good
place for merchandising, This property is IN
COOL trim, and i the most desirable store site.
and best business stand Ia the town Is aiwnvs
occupied and commands Sl26 rent annually will
~ sold cheap. aud on easy terms. The right man
" u make a BOnanza" by investing here. No
= ,ods for sale property only Possession given
J, lSs9 For price and terms call on or address
ALEXANDER COUNTRYMAN,
o 30, Evansville, Somerset County. Pa
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How We mnde the Farthcst North" by Gen.
A. W. Greedy, Of the Greely Expedition
Dash with Digs Tor Lite or Death, by Lieut.,
Schwatka Modern Middy": .ASlbmauene
kamble," etc, etc.
subscription price, IS % q year y cents num-
Der. subscriptions are received bv hrok-eIe-s
ana newsaeaiers everywhere, or by the publish
ers. Remit by l.. .. money order, bank check.
drait, or registered letter. The new volume be-
gins win November D,ccabcr 18th qfeug Chris
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An ep.tome Of eyeTythingtha is attractive
and desirable iu j~tyei.ile literature Bosiol
CoHricr.
\ weekly FEAST Of zood things 10 The boys
and girls p every family which it visi,s-
Br9okiyF CaiyH.
i is wonderful in its wealth Of pictures,
Information aud iiterest-Cdrstata lido
ca'e ". y.
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~sATURDAK -. b. IS.

al ott1ct p. H.. on TIC premise thc follow iar
DESCRIBED real estate itte The property OF Geoase
korntr. deed. Wig.
Acertain tr1et OF land situate in Quenah1ninr
Of Moan Srunk. feli. H1NErau. ". w herring
and athers canteiai 20 acres and - rcnhe.
.iriei ileasle more Y iesf Hatea an m
Lnd being anfe laI4 vith e m Zoo. vein ~ ssi
ulaE-v rf are CLAY. nfihtn Q short distance lfrte
Somerset 1 Gambia Railroad Have slclrf am
Is u1u NElug WcTEEl anne lml rrarr. case
aud Rim = gnod vein OF cai 3 rl aet thieE.
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The clergyman who said that people
are too apt t. make light OF tobacco prob
ably did not include chewing.
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LIBRARY oFTRIBuNE ENrRAs.

Every year Tie Tr1s8ie prints an Almanac
and Index and several bound Extras. II
is proposed now 10 systematic the publica-
ton Of these Extras, and 20 Issue then, regu-
larry, once a month, - numbers per wear.
The Almanac Wi Dc ISSUED go its Cd form,
only with new. vaiuahie and extensive addi-
tons 30 the contents. the number for lsSg.
by the way, containing complete returns Of
monthly magazine size. There viii he uue
or two numbers. per wear, devoted % tie
latest ideas in knitting and crochet" sew
eral will contain complete novels. Others
viii be made up 81 entertaining features OF
special and permanent value relating 20
Science. Society. Literature. Politics. etc.
Single copies, p cents. Price. per year. for
the i numbers, 3.
THE TRIBUNE. NEW YORK.
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In politics the man who essays to climb
the ladderof fame must first get a" a round
amoug the boys
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-12-12

None but the afflicted know how in
conveniet il is to be blind, bald-headed
an crazy at the same time.
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THE CENTURY COMPANY.

This prince OF juveniles knit together the
children Of the Aagio-saxon world - 'pia1ia
LoId,r, England.
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Lar5ps.

Life in Norway, bg H. H. 3oyesen " Hol-
land and tae Dutch, B. Aius. MARY kiaIes Dodge.
q The Qaeen's Navy D. Lieut.. r. n. smith. il.
The Winchester school English Railway
Trains" Ferdinand de Lessels German,
Italian an aud Hussian papers, etc.
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NOTICE.

Estate Of sarah Pear oa dec q. late 81 ssovestown
hof-, somerset TO-. Ia.
Letters testluteutafv m the above estate
having neeA ganitd otne undersigned by tie
proper anr.ari.y. notice s. hereby ei-en f. "a
person. Injected O. said estate 10 make iniuadL
ste payment aud these having elairs aaaiIsfthe
same VIII pfrsenf Hefa dflF authenticated fer
one Ofthe hSF@1trak lB st3yesiaHa Borough. o.
friday ihe -te day n December, fsSl whaa
ana where tn hxaraiors Nf7 attend To- ssid nnr-
pose- JOIN II ~NYDEs.
WI. sTATLES.
now. Execuiors Of sarlA fearsgn. Ae.-A.
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The Artic Rerions and IN, Sea

4 series 81 Undressing articles imparting much
novel aud Amusing Information concerning the
history, ths animal AMI plant life, etc, Of won
derf.l land.
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Asia.

Yam Phou Lee writes Of Boys and girls in
China, and thereis a description OF solne OF
John tlinaaaans Inventions Mn. Holman
huntd describe Home Lite N the East papers
Oh SIAM Japan and other countries,
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'TRUsTEE's SALE
Icy
Valuable Real Estate.

D. VIRTUE of an anfcr 81 sale tsitf Iaffas
p Orphans tonu - 51mcHai O.. Ia -taEHe ans
daqSareai ett,d, ae siteAn ~e b. pab.
Eeos.su 1a
The sun., 1888-10-17
Scraps OF Political News.

The young Democrats OF the Fifteenth As
Eemby district have orgauizsd battalion Of 200
bers, to be called tho william c. Tower Legion OF tho
Fifteenth Assembly District" Tho legion Will have
handsome uniform and will have a district parade on
Thursday evening" the 18th inst and viii carry three
banners each for Cleveland and Thurman. David b.
Hi and Abram Hewitt. The headquarters will be at
335 West Thirty seventh street
~ Inc ioune Mems Independent Campaign Cinb OF the
Fourth Assembly district has nominated Robert @.
koelble FOR Assembly.
The County Democracy OF the Fifteenth Assembly dis
irict VIII raise Cleveland and Thurman banner in
front or their headquarters At 2B7 West Thirty
street on Thursday evening the 18th inst Among the
speakers will be Col Michael G, Murphy the Hon Jas
DAILY the Hon Adolph L. Sanger Judge John JerolOmAn
Assistant District Attorney Fitzgerald the Hon Edwin
L. Albeit and the Hon r. A. Merriman.
a number of Tammany men Of the Second district
mot last night and agreed 70 ask Alderman Diver
conrider his purpose OF retiring.
The DAVID H. Hill Campaign Club OF the Twenty
second Assembly district had n rousing rAlihcatIo
meeting at Stsnwx Hall. Sxth,hfth street and Third
avenue, lakt evening The organization is mainly
posed OF Third Avenue Railroad employees and a
crowd was present. The address OF the evening was
delivered by the Hon, John I; Mcintyre. and other
gan, Esq.
The sun., 1888-10-17
EpOLUTToN OR NOT.
The Fight Abont Discussing It Disturb-
Southern Presbyterians.

COLUMBIA, s. c., Oct 16.-The bitter fight
OF the Southern Eresbyterians over the evolu-
tion question has been renewed. The Rev. DIR.
james Woodrow. while Professor OF Natural
Science in the Columbia Theological Semi
nary. contended that the supposition Of
the evolution OF man was not incon-
sistent with the Bible. For this he
was removed. The Charleston Presbytery
last week passed n resolution, two to one, pro-
hibiting any one within the Church writing
upon or criticisinR the decision OF the General
Assembly Of Baltimore which condemned Dr.
Woodrow's teachings. The State Synod now
In annual session Mt Greenwood has adopted
resolutions condemning the action OF the
Charleston Preshytery as unconstitutional
irregular. and unwise.
The action Of that Presbytery," says the
Synod, imposes restraint upon tho right OF
freedom In the expression OF opinion which Is
unwarIanted by law"
The Synod directs the Charleston Presbytery
to convene at once and correct its irregular
proceedings. These resolutions were adopted
by n vote. Of 96 to SO. This was a victory
for the Woodrow evolution element which
has been gaining ground for two years.
Several members OF the Charleston Presbytery
declare that they will not obey Synod's COM
mand and 1t Ia probable that the whole matter
will be taken before the General Assembly OF
the Southern Presbyterian Church.
The sun., 1888-10-17
ADJUSTMENTS.
"a Brass Monkey"

considerable share Of the laughter In
American theatres Of late years has been
caused by Charles H. Hoyt's extravagant farces.
Some have had faHniliarly humorous themes,
and have contained; excellent satire. Others
have been too indefinite and feeble to make
any sort Of impression. A new one. entitled
"A Brass Monkey" is performed this week at
the Bjou Opera House. In 1t the popular
supersttions relating to bad luck are taken up
for derision. A happy fancy OF Ansteys seems
to have provided the suggestion. A brass mon.
OF which the owner cannot rid himself
The occurrences growing out Of that thing
are in an auction store. where the usual violent
variety OF characters are employed In songs.
dances. and antics. The inventions OF merri-
ment are numerous. The best Is that Of n
proud famtly's scion. who hires two extremely
shame his relatives by accompanying him
around town. They are extreme examples Of
the modern Nose and are highly amusing
The poorest conceit Is one that may DO an out
journalism, and therefore a clear idea to him.
but the audience neither comprehend nor grin
at 1T. vulgar woman appears and reappeRrs
as reporter for society journal. She Is very
depressing. and she should be at once re-
In an entertainment Of this, helter-skelter
sort nearly all depends upon the performers.
The comnany engaged In "A Brass Monkey"
is not as talented as i ought to be. but 1t has
pretty soubrette in Flora Walsh. Some OF the
others are funny. meloiious or otherwise con-
tributive to the hodge podge Of amusement.
and some decidedly are not. There is room
for the improvement which will doubtless be
The sun., 1888-10-17
BLAINE A TROUBLE MAKER.
That's What Some Indiana Republicans
Think Of Him Now.

InarS "hat some Indiana Republicans
Think Of Him Now.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct. 16-The result of
the Blaine visit to this city has been n COM
plete surprise even to his political enemies.
Instead OF accomplishing good for Republican
ISM his trip has left hard feelings, which have
burst out even among the party organizers
once the worshippers OF the Plumed Knight
This was comparatively suppressed until last
night. but the Journal, the leading Republican
organ OF southern Indiana. disclosed tho whole
matter this morning In nm editorial leader. In
which it not only reflected upon the manage
ment OF the Blaine hippodromme in this city
but intimated that the withdrawal OF the mag
netic man from the Indiana campaign would
cause. The difficulty arose in the almost
arrogant exGlpsivencss OF Mr.. Blaine. who ar
dent Of the First National Bank. Here he re-
mained very secluded until Saturday after
cesson and 70 out to Garvin's Grove % d and speak
at 2 o'clock. Instead. he evnded the procession
and crowds. made flank and circuitous move,
the crowds. Long before ono.half OF
delivered himself Of q forty minutes sneech;
then returned to The vee mansion and. it is
nnder the Of
But this secret was carefully guarded and
when l !, the hour arrived for his speech at the
the Maine man would not appear to I'll his en-
gagement: Disgust was shown by many; but
they didn't let it break out. Tho crowds which
the former narisans Of Mr.. Blaine arc in an
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