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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-12

relieve the faithful wife from drudgery,
and furnish her with that best Of
friends to women, DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription epQWsEecognized and used
in thousand Of homes as a certain cure
for all those delicate Affections peculiar
to the famale sex. "Favorite Prescrip-
ton is the only medicine for women,
sold by druggists, under a positive
guarantee from the manufacturers, that
It will give satisfaction in every case,
or money will be refunded. This guar
antee has been printed on the bottle
wrapper, and faithfully carried out for
many years. Hat
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-12
The Light of Home.

? A cheerful, healthy woman is the
light of home, but through over.exer-
her efforts to minister to the hap
piness Of the household, her health is
often impaired, or weakness, or dis
placement brought on, making life
miserable, and clouding an otherwise
happy home with gloom. The thought
full and tender husband, in such cases,
should be intelligent enough to perceive
the cause of such gloom and suffering,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-12
VERY BRIEF
Interesting News Events Fog rhSa
Hurried Reader
Detailing in Condensed Form the BnzaIR.
but Important Happenings a6 thE.
City and N-eighborhood in
Day.

Miss Ollie Laum, of North Marker
street, is visiting in Kent.
The two tramps injured at the VaI4r
Monday, are at the infirmary.
L. C. Cole, Esq, of Bowling Grpery.
formerly Of MassillOn, is in Ghe city
Several new engines for Il e 0,eVpl sus2
& Canton arrived in the city ManEaB
evening.
Miss Maggie Snyder has r~eturuedE.
from a few days visit to her pareutstaR
Mapleton.
Jacob Deures has been appOiRteH
administrator of the estate Of JaeotA .
Mentzer, deceased.
A marriage license has 5een0iSSusG
to David A. Simon an@ Hannah Rich
of Washington township.
The X, of p. picnic will be heiG NJ
ZOar on the 1Qth. The Cleveland r.
Canton will carry the party.
Mr.. j, F. Campbell and family sEartis<G
this morning for Magnetic Springs K
be gone until the first of August
Mrs. l. Leftkoyitch and son AGye TX
turned from a visit to Springfield. Ms
companied by Miss Sarah Goldberg.
The will of Jacob Stoner, Of Tu&aa-
rawas township, has been prohasa7-
William E, Oberlin was appointed ex-
ecutor of the estate.
Mr.. Leroy Pfoutz, of this city, has.
invented Il new wind mill which is no%7
pending examination at the PateEz-
Office, Washington.
An iron bridge is to be built acrosS
the Tuscarawas river at Navarro. Mn&
examinations for the building site lalg. ,
been made by the Commissioners.
The Maccabees will go to Waymes-
burg Saturday, to participate in q TasS4-
berry social to be given there by lh&,
local tent. A good time is anticipated
Elk County Commissioners Sctlnaatl
tenberger is in the city. MI. SclENaEh
tenberger is a staunch one irons avSsE
back and has taken the DEMOCRAT foE,
forty years.
Mrs. W. Z. Drake and Miss NJ. Lrgcaz
Squire, Of Newark, n. j., are beue *,
spend the summer with their sister.
Mrs. W. W. Dougal, at No. lis Wss&
Ninth street.
Jimmy Smith, employed at LAZY
View, Meyers Lake, had his shoD212E
dislocated Monday by the brea6dgg 9&
a rope of a swing upon which hs TGs
sitting. He is doing we'll
Rev. j. b. Rust, pastor Of the BIIsIr
Reformed church, left the city MOotaSg
morning ON a visit ofriends in 01R aSta
and Denver. There willno preacI8Tr
in his church next Sunday
The First Presbyterian church azEiS
Sabbath school will picnic on Saturday
day next at Cottage Grove Lake. EpEs
cial arrangements have been made ann
a big turn out is anticipated '.+'" b"
Married, at the residence of JchIya
Merckel, neal Minerva, July s, by lisE'.
Geo. z. CocheL B. F. Dixie, OF West
chester county, New York, and AixEa
Almira E. Merckel, of Minerva.
Veterinary Surgeon F. z. Croft, re-
siding west of Massillon, is erecting u
fine new barn. He had 25O people sTSEs.
the surrounding country sit down Is"
his table at his raising last week
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-12
Some Foolish People

Allow a cough to run until it gets be~.
yond the reach of medicine. They mE-
ten say, ooh, it will wear away" but jw
most cases wears them away. C0GLR
they be induced to try the successful
medicine called Kemp's Balsam, wtIs&
is sold on q positive guarantee to cuFEa
they would Immediately see the excel
lent effect after taking the first dueS
Price SOC. and 81. TRIAL SIZE FIGEa.
at all Druggists. -af 49,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-12
CRUELTY TO HER HUSBAND.

George w. Miller Wants q Divorce Be-
cause His Wife "Could Not Keep a Grip
pie in Her House,"
George w. Miller, OF Alliance, has
filed a petition for divorce from his
wife, Naomi Miller, on the charge of
general abuse and gross neglect of duty.
The plaintiff is AZ years old and car
penter by trade. He sustained a severe
injury on the railroad, and during his
confinement he alleges that his wife
wife was guilty of extreme cruelty TO-
wards him and said "that she could not
keep a cripple in her house." The
couple have been married for twenty
three years, and have one daughter,
aged IL. Miller owns the house in
which they live, and other real estate,
which he wants adjudged in his own
interest.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-12
The Homliest Man in Canton.

AS well as the handsOmest, and 0Shers4
are invited to call on any druggist 9Na
get FREE a trial bottle of kemP'S AH&
sam for the Throat and Lungs, q r@Zaar
dy that is selling entirely upon its EsFr-
its and is guaranteed to relieve AEe2
cure all chronic and acute COtlE7nT
Asthma, Bronchitis and ConsumpttnG
Larpe bottles SOC and 81.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-12

man win be considered foolish, not to
say criminal, to get sick. Such a state
of public feeling will sometime be
brought about. Certainly it is true
that the morals of health are receiving
more and more attention. A greatly
increasing number IF people every year
prevent the development of all blood,
pulmonary and liver diseases. This is
proved by the enormous increase of DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
which nips ailment in the bud.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-12

"Man'wants but little here below"
This is particularly true of medicine,
and he really needs but very little in
amount, provided it be of the right kind.
DR.. Pierce's Pellets fill the bill, and are
%stupendous in effect. If you desire i'm
mediate relief from headache, indiges-
ton and constipation, they will not
fail YOU
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-12
An nIrin Watch Man Hero.

Mr.. Louis Smith has arrived in tRE
city from the Elgi1, Ill, watch WOgsE.
and will take a position at the DegGrAs
Works. He is a fine gentleman aEStJE7
highly pleased with what he has Sesls@&
workmen to be employedb by Mr.. pFoE&Ng
at about $500.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-12
An Interesting Contest.

sLawrence township, comprising Ca
nal Fulton, North Lawrence and
Youngstown hill, will vote OF local OPP
ton on August 4. The contest will be
a warm one, as those familiar with the
the matter state that the vote is about
evenly divided and that neither side
has the advantage.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-12
Notice.

To the members Of the Ohio Mutual
Live Stock Association: All members
in arrears to this association will please
pay up their dues to Geo. ID. Harter,
banker, on or before tho 14th day Of
July, otherwise the association will be
compelled to proceed according to law
and collect the same. BY order of the
board of directors.
Address all correspondence to f. A.
Foster, Secretary, N. Piedmont street.
p. L, MANLY, Vice President.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-12
v to Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing r7SyruE,
should always be used for childrsx4
teething. 1t soothes the child, softeNra
the gums, allays all pain, cures WInS|
collie, and is the best remedy for disfs
rhoa. Twenty. five cents a bottle
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-12
A Warning.

Don't bite at baited hooks. Leave
cheap auction house goods alone, GeS,
good reliable boots and shoes at the
assignee sale of Joseph WingeTtsEa
large stock. L. BECHEL, Assignee n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-12
Stolen Smiles.

Epoch: Mrs. Conn Kelly-Has Mis-
thur McFalley been nathuraliaed yet,
Mrs. McFalley?
Mrs. McFalley-Yis, Moike was
nathuralized lasht wake; but begorra,
Mrs. Kelly, it didn't take. He spakes
wild as strong an Oirish accint as liver.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-12

The First German Reformed church
WI have a cream and berry festival on
the church grounds in East Tuscarawas
street on Wednesday and Thursday,
July 1Aand 10. All are invited to at
tenSsM
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-12
Prof. Huxley on the Morals of Health.

Prof. Huxley has predicted that the
time will come when it will be a re-
preached to be sick, When one friend
meets another he will as soon ask care
you honest ?" as care you well'? for a
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-12
Rallying the Reporters.

The cry of T~ippecanoe and Doodle
too will rally the ~repeaters from the
four winds of the frowning heavens
philadelphia Times,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-12

Mrs, Frank Prince. of Chicago, HEy
visiting at the residence of Hearyg
Prince, SO Lafayette street,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-12
FREE TRADE VS., PROTECTION.

Practical Views of a Laboring Man - Are
We Not Drifting into a Monied Aris-
knnrnnu-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-01
PORTLAND NEWS.
The BiaekmaiI Case - Robbed by
EoatuadS


PORTLAND. Oct. SI.-This morning John
u. Wilcox aud G.. II. Mclsaae pleaded not
guilty to the charge OF attempting TO black
mail Mrs. Dg. Murray. Wilcox asked that
the case be tried before judge Shaituck,
aud an adjournment was taken until Sat
urday 10 arrange matters
Peter Litchizer, whose family were found
in destitute circumstances yesterday,
turned up this afternoon. He is at work
for the Vancouver Railroad Company.
W. Z. Pope. a well known young man,
Was attacked by three men on Third street
last night, Knocked down and robbed.
Pope recognized one of the fellows as Dan
Howe. No arrests.
Intelligence was received here to day
that Mark Jarretie. a real estate dealer OF
this city, died OF smallpox this morning ai
Council Bluffs. lie left here two weeks
ago to visit his home in Virginia.
PORTLAND, Oct. Sl-At 10 o'clock tonight
ire broke out in the upper story OF the
brick building corner Third and Alder
streets, occupied by II. b. Lett and ;. 81
mon. The flames were soon suppressed,
but not until considerable damage was
done By water. :. simon's stock Of fine
millinery was completely dreuched. The
loss to simon's stock. which was worth 5000,
is s20o. fully insured. loss 20 Let's
stock. worth $4,000. $780, covered by
insurance. The building. owned by X. X.
Thompson Of Alameda, was damaged 5000,
fully insured.
The second trial of Ben King. accused OF
completely in the $40 600 robbery OF the Pa
ciiic Express, began this afternoon. The
testimony was the same a. at the former
trial. The ease win be given TO the jruy
10. morrow al 10 O'Clock. King viii prob
ably be acquitted. as he had but little 10 do
with the affair.
X. ]. Nuilee, late arrival frOn Victoria.
dropped dead this evening from heart
failure. In the mirror saloon. Nothing has
been learned Of his anteeedents
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TO SAVE THE wHALERS
Three Government Vessels viii
Be Sent North.
The vandalia, the Thetis and the
Bear-one ship at Least
May Get Through.

SAN FRANCISCO, oct. sl.--Steps are being
taken by the navy department 70 dispatch
a relief expedition 10 the Artie 10 render
any possible assistance 20 the 10 whaiers
and 500 men that al last accounts were
caught in an ice-pack. Last evening an Of
ficer came 10 this city from Mare island
with instructions from Commodore Bel
knap 10 dnd out what measures the owners
OF the vessels in distress thought should be
adopted. He met also several whaling
captains and the general opinion va sshat
the government should send a. many YES
sels north as can possibly be fitted out. a.
one might be able 70 give aid where the
others could not Commodore Bciknap has
taken kindly 10 this idea and viii tele-
graph a report 30 Washington in It's favor
There are three vessels which can be
made ready for sea in time for effective
service. One Is the man-of-war vandalln,
which IS the fastest OF the number. She
Is In port and can start North in q week II
so ordered. The Tkeiis Is expected daily
at Puget sound she can
go North again In three days
after het arrival Last. the Bear. row In
Oakland creek. eau be fitted out in 10 days
or two weeks. The chances are that she
viii be Immediately sent away, The
Thetis and Bear are splendid ice hoafs
while the Nandalta could do good service
as well.
wAsHiSaTox. Oct. 3l---The navy depart.
ment IL making every effort 10 reach tho
United States steamer Thetis speedily. SO
she may be dispatched TO the relief offhs
crews Of the American whalers SUPP osed
TO te Ice bound In the Arctic ocean
NEW BEDFORD, Mass. Oct. 2i---f.afer ad-
vices from the Arctic whaling fees state
that the II whaling vessels reported frozen
in In the Arctic ocean, are together rs
miles south from Herald island. Instead of
% miles north, as before NpOrted
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-01
THE DOOMED CAR.
Nihilists Wreck the Bloody
Rulers Train.
TWENTY PASSENGERS kILLEp.
The Imperial Family are Taken frozn
the Ruins Of Their Car. Unhurt-
An Excellentiy- Planned EHort-An
Obviously Garsied oneial state
ment.

sT. pKsxsssrRs. Oct si.-The oaicsal
7 statement regarding the accident 70 the
cEar's train Monday Is as follows, Ths
train containing the ear and ezsrina and
suite left Trznovka as noon Monday. While
passing ihrocgh deep Sorse nesr BeFki.
the train left the rails At the time Of tae
accident the rzav and cxariua were ia the
saloon carriage 81 breakfast whoa the
frsi carriage left the track the rest of the
train oscillatci and the succeeding car
rage heeled over. The saloon carriage.
although remaining ca the etraek was badly
shattered The roof fell IN. but rested on
= portion Of the side, thus forming a shield
for the occupants IL seems incredible
with such havec that any Of the occupants
OF the train shoald have escaped unhuFt,
bur tod protected the ear and family,
who were taken from the debris uniDiured.
some other occupants OF the train received
slight coatnsious. The enly person severe
" Injured was Gen. SehcrenwitE, aid-ie-
camp 10 the czar.
The train was drawn by two engines aud
consisted Of several carriages besides two
saloon carriages. The train was running
Is versfs an hoar. When the first engine
left the track il ploughed up the road-ked
and imbedded itself IN the earth. The
second engine ran on top Of the first and
Was wrecked. The tirst aud second car
tAh-tN ANft 49, hEtfkNtt- AAtt hNEt ~
cupied by court servants and railway
officials. among whom was Baron 81
Joinyal. chief inspector Of railways, who
was badly injured. Generals Won Novski
and .Scherevin, who were in the saloon car
riage with the imperial family, received
coutusions.
This car aud czarina remained az the
scene some time. giving attention to the
injured. Towards evening they returned
10 Zozowofe, the last station they left
Religious services have been held
throughout the empire, giving thanks for
the escape of the imperial family
The 6rdsAaanfH contEadlcfs the official
report OF the accident in regard 10 casual
ties. II afiirms that % persons were killed.
including Capt. Breseh, siaff courier, three
eOuriers and eight soldiers of the railway
battalion. u also says j. others were in
tured
The imperial family passed over the
ChaekoH 4 Nicolaieff railway last evening.
onsthe way to Gatsehina. All were well.
The Official report SAYS the mishap was
beyond question due 20 designs upon the
empe-oT's life.
ST. PETERSBURG. Oct Sl.-The ear and
suit were received az Charkoff with bound
less enthusiasm. The cxar visited the in
jured at the hospital. lie was deeply
moved. and said he would never forget the
reception that had been accorded him.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-01
A BOLD F0EGERY.


damaging Eae-SH01le Letter.
INDIANAPOLIS. Oct sl-The publication
by the >ssffHef Dem this msruing of
what purpoFts TO be fac-simile of type
written letter sent out BY W. W. Dudley,
treasurer of the national Republican com
nitfee. giving Instructions regarding the
election in Indiana, is political sensation
here. Copies Of the alleged letter were
newspapers last night. There is a great
variety of opinion as to their genuine
ness
Early In the day Col Dudley wired tn
editor of the indianapolis Nelrs. declaring
the letter to be a forgery and threatening
TO prosecute any paper publishing the
same.
Esisfor Morse. OF the Sentinel, avows his
conviction Of the genHineness of the au-
taorship and signature OF the letter
Chairman Huston, Uf the Republican com
mit;ee. Is out in card stating
that Colonel Dudley has lad nothing 10
do with the management of the Indiana
campaign; that he lHastonl has not been
advising or corresponding with Dudley.
and knows nothing OF any intention on
the iafter's part to address any letter 10
anybody in Indiana. that in so far as the
letter suggested the employment of impro-
per or Illegal methods IN connection with
the coming election be utterly repudiated
them on behalf of himself and the state
central committee. The suggestion is en-
tirely contrary to the plans and purposes
of his committee.
The letter bids fair to prove the sensation
of the Indiana campaign. Printed letter
heads of the national Republican CON-
naittee, such as are found at the head
quarters of the State committee. do not
correspond in type or style with the fac
smile letter head printed in the stafiRei.
The Vatican Missien Unpleasant.
sIoSpoS. Oct Sl-A Post Berlin special
says: DIR. Won Sehloeser, Prussian repre-
sentative at the Vatican, has asked to be
relieved from that post.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-01
CANADIAN COMMENT.
Sackville's Dismissal Condemned by
Some-Macdonald's View.


NEW YORK, oct Si.--A HorIds Toronto
special says: In Dominion government
circles opinion is generally hostile TO
Cleveland for giving Saekyilie his walking
papers. Prof. Goldwin Smith SAYS the
sackyille letter was palpable blunder;
that his usefulness is ended. Canadian
liberals take similar grounds. Sackville's
dismissal is considered an act of great IN
friendlineSs to Great Britain.
At the ST James Club several politicians
said IL fully warranted the Orange leaders
in Canada In advising all orangemen in
the United states to vote for Harrison.
The report that Sir Charles Tupper viii
be appointed in Sackyille's place is alto
gethef discredited.
Sir John Macdonald, the Canadian
premier at Sherbrooke, said directly
critieizing any aetion of the president IS
not one OF my weaknesses, but II you want
to know what | think Of the condition Of
affairs brought about by Lord sackyille S
indiscretion, | viii say il is dcplorable
and unfortunate 10 the last degree. The
Democratic and Republican parties and
their representatives in power know that
the trouble with Canada could be made a
powerful political factor II iudieiously
used" "Do you think, with Lord Sack
vile, President Cleveland Is very frienly
20 England" Il don't believe Lord Sack
vile thinks that, but | believe that we're
Harrison president nc would be just as
friendly for the sake of international
comfy aad peaceful settlement Of inter
national questions as Cleveland is. Cieve-
land is Just a. friendly TO England IS with
Holland. the Hawaiian Islands or siam: no
more no less"
MONTREAL, Oct Sl.--The Herald says the
dismissal of Sackviiie Is extreme aud I'M
usual ft admits that Sackvilie bluHdered.
and his recall or withdrawal should be
looked for.
TORONTO, oct. Si.-The Globe says sack
willie is the victim of despicahle trick and
Of his own fOilv
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-01
A POLITICAL COLLISION.
Two Professions Clash in the
Streets of New York.
Colofed Republicans Discomflt Dis
olpIes Of Jefferson-stors
Windows Suffer.

SKw YORK. Oct. sL-A Republican pro
eession. composed chiefly Of eoisree men,
met Democratic procession At Twenty
sixth street and sixth avenue to-day. aad
a riotouz struggle easned. Store windows
were smashed aud seven persons injured
The eolored Republicans far outnain neresi
the members OF she yeffsFse'.isn Assoeia-
lion OF the NinIh assembly district with
w wh0rn they fought
xurnNr9;ls col0red Inhabitants OF the
hsrhood feli - aud sssisfea the col
orsss! parassss. Missiles tieN IL al diree-
tons. ana hand 10 hand sgbts were every
wher,. The ssares were al eisasea between
Tseasy sixth and Thsr;ietA streets, ana
shor, keeF-srs with drawn revnlTers pro
tsft.st shelf property ~ best Trey eouad.
A lE1-e force of police was saam9nea
and qusefIy dispersed the rioters ap1 81
rested several Foar Ine1 were serlotIsl
WosIudss1. fw0 Of theza being stsooed.
Ssv,.ral shots were dred daring ne fray,
bat a. fsz g. learned did lss take effect
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-01
WHO is MURCHISON
Senator Barnum Suspects
Steve Elkins.
sAcKvILLE Is GOING HOME.


PoxosA, Cal, Oct sl--w II. Bsrnum has
gwen telegrapklic Instructions that the na,
nousi Democratic committee must have
information before Ffidry Of the man who
called for the Marchison letter at the Po-
mona office. and viii pay reward of sieap
At once for positive proof Of the identity
OF Murchison-
He says also that the national committee
Is almost certain that Stephen b. Eikins
conceived the letter. and that 1t was sent
20 Pomona to be mailed by Eikins' cousin.
John r David. David is out Of town and
his whereabouts is not known.
SAs Francisco, Oct. Si.-A special from
Albuquerque, \. NJ. says. While detect
ives are securing Southern California FOR
the correspondent OF Lord Sackrille, the
writer OF the letter Is in New Mexico
The letter was written in this city by
Charles =. Lumnis. correspondent OF the
- Louis tribe Democrat. Lammis came to
Los Angeles about three years ago ana
was employed on the TfBaes until few
days ago, when he came 10 New Mexico
for his health. He is said TO be an Eag-
lshman by birth. aud quite eccentric in
his habits. Lummis is now at san Mate3,
a Mexican village IN Valencia county.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-01
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

Arrangements have been made for dis
eussion OF the political issues OF the day
as follows.
al Port Gamble on the evening Of the slst.
at Port Discovery on the evening OF the lsi.
Hon. Orange Jacobs. Hon. I. J. Humes.
5. c. Hyde. Esq. and l.. u. Andrews, Esq,
win speak at Port Townsend on the even
ing of the I'd.
Ron. Orange Jacobs and Allen Weir,
ESQ, win speak at Dnngeness ct p. m,
November 8, and at Port Angeles on the
evening OF the same day.
Hon +. J. Humes and >. 9. Hyde, Esq,
will speak at Carbonate on the evening Of
the 9th, at Snohomish city on the even
ilr OF the 2gth, at Florence on the evening
Sih, at LaConnner on the evening OF the
slsi, aud at Utsalady ON the evening OF
the ist.
Hon. George Turner and John l.. Wilson,
Esq, will speak al Tacoma en- he evening
of the 9th. az Vancouver ON the evening
OF the 10Th, and at Goldeudale on the even
ing OF the slst. C. II. HANfoRD,
tNbatrnanat Rapsn Cent Com