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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-15
HOODS SARSAPARILLA.
Ringing Noises

In tho cars, some, ines n rearing, buxzing
found, or snapping like tho report OF pistol,
are caused by catnri n, that e1c sedinely disar
greeable and very commo disesse. Loss OF
smell or hearing also results from cat Arrh.
Hoods sarsapafiiIa. the great blood puriher.
is a peculiarly successful remedy for catarrb,
which Il cures By ersdicating from tho blood
the impurlty which causes ana promotes this
disease.
"For Is years have been troubled with On.
tarrh in the head, indigestion. ana general de.
biiity. Iconcluded TO try bottle Of
Hoods SaYsaparilla
ana It did n 30 much COED that continued
Its use till have taken n We bottles My health
has realty improved. and feel like q differ.
ent woman" MRs. J. Il. ADAMS, Richmond
street. Newark. Nd
"Iam happy to say that my wife was cured
OF very bsd cough ana what was called
'qui.k consumption by HOODS sarfaparills,
she was restored to perfect health. which she
has enjoyed ever since. Our little girl was
poor and puny HOODS sarsaparilla seemed
10 be just The thing she needed. as she has been
well ana hearty since taking It," fRAFK oTis'
Berwick, Ne.
N,B-Be sure TO get
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PERSONAL.

LORENZO BLACKSTONE, q we'll known
cotton manufacturer and director In various
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"Iused Hoods sarsaparilla for catArrh. ana
received great relief ana tenent from ft. The
cltarfh was very dlsagreeabie. especially in
the winter. causing constant discharge from
my pose, ringing noises IN my cars. ana pains
in the back Of my head. The effort to clear
my head in the morning ~ haw king aud fpit.
tiog wa'painful. Hoods sarsaparilia gave me
relief imme 1iattly. while in time I was en-
tirely cured. am never without the medi-
cine in my house ~ thinh II ia worth its
weight in gold." Mrs. q. B. GinB l029 kighth
street, N. W.. Warrington. d. q.
That Tickling
In your throat arises from catarrh. and a. ca
tArrh is cons stitutionai disease the ordinary
cough medicines all fail TO hit the spot. What
you neod IL . constitutional remedy like
Hoods sarsapaiilIa, which. by building mp the
general health and expeiling the scrofulous
taiut which 10 the cause Of catarrh ana con
sumption. has restored TO perfect health many
persons on whom these diseases seem TO have
q nrm hold. Many unsolicited testimonials
prove beyond question that HOODS sarsapa.
ella does positively cure catarrh.
al have used Hoods sarssparilla for catsrrh
with satisfactory results. receiving permanent
bent n I from IT," j. Y. HuBBABD, streater, Ill.
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Sold by all druggists. q six for s5. Prepared
only by q. /. HOOD d CO., Lowell.
100 Doses One Dollar.
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pOARDING-NEW BOARDING AND
- Lodging House, No. ~ South Lime street.
lancaster, Alex george, { Bismarck Proprietor.
first class German table board. Meals At all
hours. Home comforts Tor permanent boar
ders Meals furnished promptly ana In hrst.
ciass style TO wedding and birthday parties,
balls. hops, etc. at short notice. A shaIe OF
the publio's patronage. kespectfully solicited.
ALEX. EOk6H,
s9oamd No. u South Lime Street.
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what was Sl.75 is nowsi 25
What was q 10 Is now el.50
what was o.. so Is nowsl7 40
What was $500 Is now t2 90
What WAS ~. 80 ia now AZ 60

Black Failles that won't slip
lock-stitched," they say. At
the prices they're worth laying
by for another season. The big
heap is fast melting away. The
match isn't likely soon to be
had again.
West Transept.
So or 81 will get a liberal
Dress Pattern of some of the
handsomest plain and plainish
goods of the season. You can
pick blindfold from about three
hundred styles and colorings OF
half-a-dollar a yard stuff and
draw prize every time.
Many of these stuffs were 60
and IS cents only a little time
back. Some were a good deal
more.
Here's a Serge. We never
heard of 1t at retail for less
than IS cents. It's generally
been 81. Plump 50 inches
wide, in a handsome line OF
colors, and a right royal stuff.
At 50 cents it's a wonder.
Another so cent Serge is
extra heavy, springy, hard, 81
inches wide, and in s shades.
Half dollars are just as big
wherever you stop at two long
counters. Here are two kinds
at random
All-wool stripes and plaids
in several styles good, reliable
stufts. SO cents.
All.wool mottled stripes, un-
obtrusive, but full of wear.
worth. so cents.
And the weight of any of
these goods doesn't come from
the dirt and grease in the wool.
Pure fibre, honestly put to.
gether, and perfectly dyed.
Southeast OF centre.
There's no pretense about
the Oxidized Jewelry. Stands
on its own merits. Sleeve But
tons, Collar Buttons, Chains,
and a hundred shapes where
the pretty and useful 90 hand
in hand. You buy it for what
it seems and wear it because it's
neat and the fashion. For
very, very little.
Rhinestones with a touch of
the diamonds blaze. For next
to nothing.
Southeast OF centre.
We know of no softer,
cheerier, steadier oil light than
from a Rochester Lamp. Scores
OF handsome shapes-metal and
decorated porcelain. Complete,
S3.a5 to $47.
Hollings Founts for stand
ards or brackets, $3.50 to sIs.
We have come by a lot SO that
the prices signify but little II
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o& 8 North Queen Street,
Near Centre Square. LANCASTER, PA.
niarlGlyd&w
CHARLEs STAMPS
NEW STORE,
80 & 81 North Queen Street,
Opposite the Postofrce.J
Is IHE PLACE TO 90 TO FOR TIE
LARGEST ASSORTMENT
DT6SS GOOQS.
VELvETs,
DRESS SILKS,
PLUSH COATS,
sToCKINETT JACKETS,
UNDERWEAR,
HOSIERY.
GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIEFs,
sHAwLs,
CoRsETs,
RUCHINGs,
COLLARS,
RIBBONS,
FURs,
BUTTONS,
FUR TRIMMINGS,
Remember, Ladies !!
THEsE GOODS AXE ALL NEW AND
WILL BEsoLD CHEAP.
BIG BARGAINS
rTHsNEw sToRKoF
Charles Stamm,
35-37 North Queen Street.
BOStOnStOre.
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The second, third, ana fourth parties OF the
sea will leave Philadelphia in December
ana January tor Pasadena. Los Angeles. ana
other poin Is In Southern California All travel
beyond Chicago and Cincinnati In special
trains OF magnificent vestibuied pal ace cars
with palace dining cars attached. The date
ana To lies are as follows:
Thursday, December q, via Baltimore, Wash.
tngtoD. Ptttsburp. Chicago. Kansas City,
Santa fe, Albuquerque, san Bernadeno. etc.
Monday. Jsnuary 7, via Baltimore, wash
ington, ParkeTsburg. Cincinnati, Mani moth
cave. New Orleans, Galveston. Fan Antonio,
etc.
thursday. January 10. via BaItim ere, Wash
fngtou, PitisbuIg, Chicago Kansas City, Santa
Fe. Albuquerque. San Bernadino. etc.
sixteen Ii returning Parties, under special
escort, over Five Different Routes, heturn
tiokels also good on al Trains. Independent
tickets. covering every expense both ways,
ana giving entire frt edom to the passe niger
while IN California, and also In making the
journey homeward. Hotel coupons supplied
Tor long or short sojourns at all the Lt ading
Pacific Coast kesoris,
Dates of other California Excursions-F Feb.
Dates OF Mexico kxcursions-January IA,
febIusry IL, ana March IL.
AS-send for descriptive circular, desiRnat-
ing whether book relating TO California, Mex.
leo or Wa hington tours Is oesired
RAYMOND d WHITOOMB,
Ill south Ninth street.
tUnder Continental Hotel). PHILADELPHIA. PA.
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Hoods Sarsapari|Ia

Sold by all druggists. q six for eS. Prepared
only by q. I. HOOD D CO., Apothecaries
Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-04-27

The CHAMPION Boss.-There are
bosses and bosses, but IN political
sense General Malone 10 the cham
pion! AS the chairman OF the re-
publican organization in Virginia
be exercises more power than any
political boss in tie United States.
The republicans of Virginia are
now engaged in electiug delegates
TO the convention, which meets in
Petersburg, May Sand the General
is getting IN some very effective
work preparatory to- sending
delegation to the republican nation
al convention instructed TO vote as
a unit for Senator Sherman. Some
of the leading republicans in the
State are OF posed to Sherman ard
the unit rule, but they will not have
the ghost OF show IN the Peters.
burg convention. And the way this
Is to be brought about veals the
fine work of the boss. Under the
rules which govern the republican
organization III Virginia, which are
understood to be the handiwork OF
Gen Malone, the various city and
county cbaIrmen are appointed by
the chairman of the State commit.
tee. Now, Gen. Malone IS the chair
man of tie State committee, and
in every case, as far as is known.
has appointed his most loyal adher.
EMS as chairmen. Their fidelity has
been tested in many OF the CT ties
and counties within the past few
days, and they have stood up
TO the instructions from
headquarters No delegate will be
recognized il the eiersburg con.
veution who does not bear a certi-
ficate Of election from the county
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-04-27
Latest News and Miscellane
Gus Items.

South Carolina republicans will fa.
vor Sherman for President IL Blaine
is out of the race.
II Is said that Governor Wilson
made mistake in the Hatfield case
by not taking tho case to the United
States Supreme Court Mt fiest ms, g ad
OF to the U s District Court at Lou
isville, Ky Argumen, in the Case
was begun before the Supre IN, Court
OF the United Sta,es in Washington
Monday, Eus:ace Gibson represent
ing this State and Proctor Knott APP
pearing for Kentucky. The matter
Is a controversy letween States, over
which the District Court had 10 ju.
r sdic.ior. Wilson says he will get
The ifi>ld' on. Of the Pike county
(k,) jail yet.
Many thousand people we're killed
by recent earthquakes IN China
A four-year.old child Of William
Snirger, of Hot Springs, Arkansas,
was attacked and killed by game
rooster Tuesday.
Considerable opposition to Malone
is developing among Virginia repub-
J Leans.
Floriha's delegates 10 the demo-
cratic national convention were cleo.
ted Tuesday They are not instruct.
ed, as are also those of Colorado
Montanas delegates are for Clevs.
land
JOHN L Sullivan arrived in Boston
from Europe Tuesday
Tie President has intimated that
he will not sppoint the Chief Justice
from any State south CT Mason and
Dixon's line.
Samuel Nj Sbuler was ACQUITTED
at Cumberland Tuesday OF charge
Of paDsliughter in causing the death
of Miss S;olt by alleged malprac.
| tice.
Gov Hill Of New York. declares
positively that he 10 not a candidate
for the democratic presidential nom
ination. lie says he is for CT, We.
land.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-04-27

TIE Call of the State Democratic Executive
= Committee for Congressional District
Conventions to Select Delega les to
Represent the State in tho De-
mocratic National Conven.
ti0r, to b. Held at ST.
Louis, No., on the
9Th Of June, 1883.
- The State Democratic Executive Committee
of West Virginia AT q meeting held at Par
kersburg on March Goth, 1883, decided and
ordered that Democratic Convt ntioEs be held
in each OF the Congressional Districts of the
State o the time aad place hereinafter nam
ed, % select three delegates each ,onr of who ID
10 each OF eaid Districts shall be delegate at
iAFge, aud also to select one alternate for
each OF said delegates TO represent the State
in the Democratic National Convention 10 lie
held at St. Louis, No on June 5th, 1882
and when they shall have been 80 selected
they shall b. duly accredited MS delegates 10
represent this State in said National Ccuvea.
ton. And al said District Conventions each
Of The counties composing the severa! Con
grsssional Districts shall be entitled to one
vote therein for eve.y one hundred Jotes, OF
fractional part thereof over fifty cast for tn,
Democratic candidate for Governor of thi
State at the election held in 1884, and III,
various County Executive Committees are re
CUES ed to take such action as may be necss
cary TO have their County represented in sait
Dstric; Conventions The Conventions vii
bs held Ola Tuesday, May 9Th, 1883, and q
the following places In the First Congres
tional District at Wheeling; In the Secout
Congregational District at GIaiton; in Ia
Thru Congressional District at Charleston
aid il the Fourth Congressional District y
Ravepswood.
Ale call Tor the State Convention will b
issaed later. 7 s.. RILEs, Chairman.
iALLkfESs secretary.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-04-27

DEMOCRATS. BE on YoUR GUARD
- The republicans have been indus.
triously sending out what are known
as machine petitions for signers, or.
gaming what they are pleased TO
cal tariff clubs. This is snare
and delusion. The clubs are in.
tended as Republican organizations
ana the Intention is TO get as many
Democrats as possible into these or.
CARNATIONS. The State of West
Virginia has been flooded with tn csc
blank forms. and Democrats should
be on their guard against them. JOIN
no tariff clubs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-04-27
RoMNEY. APRIL p. 1883.
QXs CAL of tho County Democrat

NXs Gail of tho County Democratic
Essesiice Comm ittee or NUS. Meet
Jag 10 elect Me,o Cosnty Erecu-
tire Committee.
The Democratic Executive Com.
,nitsce Of Hampshire county. At a
rnectin. held in Romney Tuesday.
April 8. 1883. decided and ordered
that q Mass.Meeting Of the Demo.
cratic voters Of this county be held
An tho Court House in this place on
Tuesday. blay 8. 1885. (first day OF
Circuit Court) TO elect a Democratic
Exscutive Committee for the county,
xn6 for the transaction Of such other
business as may properly come be-
fore tie meeting.
j. 4. RUSSELL. Cbairu an.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-04-27

10 TIE Senate. 90 Wednesday Of last " eck
M. Sberm .. made speech 10 favor of IN,
sdmission Of South Dakota re- q State Du-
ring bis speech oe defen ded The action of "a.
Louisiaus returning board in giving TIE
vote o. that State TO Mr. Bayes in 1877. II.
was replied 10 BY Mr. Vest The House
passed The bill 10 establish . department O.
agriculture, and the bill 10 create boards of
arbitration for the settlement Of coutrover.
sies between interstate commerce CARRIE,
and theis employees.
In the Senate Thursday, after debate OF
a political character, in which Senators Al.
heon. sherman, Butler aud others particip~.
led. the bill for the ad mission Of the State OF
South Dakota and the Organisation OF the
Territory OF North Dakota vas passed by !
srict party vote 20 to 23-snd The Senate
adjourned ill Monday. lrhe bill declares
tse Saaes OF South Dakota State Of the U
snee States u Dsriea. and rAsikes aad
eonnros tsob1set 70 cestAin pf0visioasl he
consultation which The people Of HsHtk Do.
kote have framed for themselves. 70 Axsl
The bon pdaries Of the State and sivos IL
State concurrent juiisdiction of the Missouri n
river and every other river borderipg on The
State. Until the next census md appostios.
ment South Dakota 10 TO have two repre-
senia'ives In the House Of Rerresen u tives
u sPPioprisies S75, 900 70 de'ray the e1peu.
|
been held, sets apart two sections Of .aad Ia
each township for school lands, thirty sec
tious Tor the erection Of public buildings a
the capital. ninety sections fLr an sgricaltu.
raj co iisge, aud twenty sections for peni.
'en,isry-excepting al mineral lands irou
such grants. The lands % granted ale to b,
sold onl, at public ssle, and ri not less thar
% an acis. and not exceeding one-quarts
secton to any one person. Il provides fo
United States courts and for division Of ID,
public debt Of the 70, mer Territory Of Da
kota. The portion Of the former Territory
oil Dakota not within the State Of South Da
kota is To continue a. q Territory under th
name Of North Dakota. with Bismarck ~ il
capital.
Tho house Friday passed the Indian ap.
preparation aud pension bill. The latter bill
sppropriates $50, $50, 900. [This 10 no. III
Dependent pension bill
IN the house Monday, . bill was passe,
giving the widow Of General Ricketts, q pen
lion or $75 per month
Tuesd iy's proceedings were N i'm norta,t
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-04-27
New STATES INTO
be Senate on Thurs.
|!ast week BY a vote OF &c 10

FAST week by a vote OF &c TO
ted the bill for the admission
bib Dakota into the Union
State, and setting up North
eih as a Tcrritory--a bill brim
'of rohtic~ The democratic
Lators were willing to vote for
admission Of Dakota as a whole,
they objected 10 it's being split
INTO two States one now and
.er in the near future-which
Gdd four to the present num-
kpublican Senators. The
The democratic Senators
linimize the evil by ma.
ia one forever, and adj
I only in company with
new States, most or all
would send democratic
Wa hington. This
embraced in the con-
Mr.. Springer, now
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-04-27

CW btdIt5 Ut UUUp.
The SENATE AND THE FIsHERIEs
'1hEATY The foreign relations com.
mittee OF the Senate has decided by
strict party vote TO report against
the ratification OF the fisheries treaty
Between the United States and Great
Britain. The same committee h4v.
Ing already reported against the cor
tlueratioh Of the trea y IN open SEES,
sion. there Is possibility that On
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good one. The q h =
. involved In
III is trur. of triA ny
! value Of tie hi1g
bich We are contend
waters being hut
Maine and Massa.
r atty, the on Y
any interest in tn,
st Of the nation j.,
whole controversy,
lad TO have it ended.
INoALLsisM - MOye
b,1ny men c0uH St"d
" Rcpie,g, 9 m nlhly
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-04-27

nun lie House, the prac;iacl
heaning OF which is TO admit four
Jew States or none.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1888-04-27

LIZ AND MCCLELLAN.- Gen w.
+. Smith. a distinguished Unioa OFF,
Ger during tn late war. read a paper
Wednesday evening on Mcclellan
and j. as antagonist. before the
U1i'td Sta,os Service Club Of l'hiIa.
helphis Gen S uitb said that Nc.
Cle!lan was an able commander was
proved by the admissi, ne Of hi fees,
aud although not gifted perhaps with
ali the wonderful points OF military
genius ascribed 10 LIE. be was in no
W'ss injector To aBy Other 81 tho
cOuuablCrs or citbcr sid,.
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-02
Oueer Religions Seets In Russia.
N Ts,,,ni a Russian writer. has iust

NJ. Tsal.ni. Russian writer. has Jus'
published an interesting work upon cunt
Gus religious sects in Russia. u appears,
that in the empire there are no les IMAM
$1,000. coo Of devout followers Of n~ahe
and cranky notions OF Christianity ana
new religions or sects are constantly
Swinging ny in spite of all the efforts oil
the Russian authorities.
One of these sects is called the Runa-
WAYS They fly from their villages or
towns. They believe in returning TO
wild state Of existence, destroying Their
identity ~ much a. possible. and living
ike savsges. Civilization they regard az
the great curse of humanity. They also
carry on a sort of brigandage, and one OF
their most sacred duties Is to iob
churches,
There IS another sect calling them
selves Christs. They adore one another
Crazy dancing forms part OF their relig-
ious ceremonies.
The Skoptsys, another religious body
believe in self mutiIation. They are also
axpert dancers and tumblers. Barnum
NOiiI TIC thfttu tt Htftff - SSt ~ e'~fE'f'fNr-
There is another sect that never speak.
They make signs skilliully.
Bloody sacrifices form part oi the Ie-
liCi0n OF other fanatics, and the butcher
inc of sons and daughters 10 appease the
wrath Of the Lord is getting rather TOO
common.
There are also missionaries who go
around preaching the glories and beau
ties Of suicide, and its absolute necessity
for salvation. A Mr.. Souckhoit is the
leader of this gang. He was arrested
for murder some time ago, but managed
to escape, and turned up in village
where he preached so hard in favor OF
murder and suicide that several of his
followers cut each others Threats, and
others shut themselves up IN their houses
and burned themselyc; to death-New
Yorl, Sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-02
,e,sra,ion oll Obics energies were devoted


In material DEVELOPMENT In ISL tho pres
on, liberal constitution was adopted, and
Ohio seemed 10 cntcr Ut once upon her her.
itagc Of greatness. II would I'LL two columns
like this to give list Of her men and women
who have since become eminent IN war,
state.manship, finance, science and hsern-
tutr. and the most modest statement OF their
achievements would sound like cxtravngant
enlogv. With the names of Grant, sherman
and Sheridan. all natives of the state, the
world /, familiar, President Hayes Is Il
native and President Garfield was adopted
early. and to these any readers memory viii
readily add long list Of the Ewinss, Nc
Cooks and other eminent soldiers. Dui ING
the civil war Ohio contributed to the
Union armies 81, 1888 recruits. or 23J,
go rs reduced 10 three years standard
In literature the states record j. bit little
les, brilliant than in war Among the lrst
writer's Of what we may call the new consti-
tntional period, every reader viii recall the
gentle sisters Alice and Phubc Cary, natives
of the Miami valley The writings OF Alice
are unsurpassed for pleasant realism anu DC
scriution Of domestic life in the carly days,
and while the reader IS sometimes saddened
by the melancholy which pervadeS all her
works-the result, perhaps, Of bodily suiief-
ing-yet in that melancholy he finds a charm
which insensbly grows upon him. Coates
Kinney is another pleasant writer OF the
period. OF great journalists and enterpris-
ing newspaper men OHIO has been slhgu.
larry prolific and among the most noted and
successful we may name Whiteiaw Reid and
Murat Halstead both natives OF the same
section. AN Ohio centennial without de-
partment illustrating her literary achieve
Inents. would be singularly incomplete
The other states carved out of the old
northwest territory, though much younger
than Ohio, manifest an equal degree OF men
tai activity and promise equally good
results with the same time Tor growth me
contrast between the primeval cabin shown
in our engraving and the elegant farm houses
that now limo the Wabash, Miami and other
streams, is not greater than that between the
log school house of 1890 and the attractive
academies which dot the whole central west
from the Ohio to the lakes. In material
progress, in art, learning, military trophies
and the fruits of peace, the northwest GER
tainly has an embarrassment OF riches Tor
centennial display. b HANSON.