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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-10
wAITE.s SUCCESSOR

9'-'HFt'ct M sFIfsJh Again Talked OF FOR
the Chief Justiceship.
.ccP'lgAt, 1888, BY the California As,ocsated Prsss.
WASHINGTON, April 9th.-Rumor here is
that Samuel NJ. Wilson, of California, will
be elected to the vacancy on the Supreme
Bench. The President, it is said, offered
three foreign Missions to Wilson. ell of
which be declined. Mr.. and Mrs Wilson
are now visiting Wsshingto,. They will
be given dinner by Justice and Mrs. Mil
Ter tomorrow evening. The best.informed
California politicians here think the rumor
connecting Wilson with the Chief Justice
ship possesses q substantial basis.
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PACIFIC COAST.
BOD ATTEMPT TO KIDNAP ONE
OF BLYTHE'S HEIRS.
A Kern County Mystery-Town Elec-
tions-Violent Deeds Along
the Mexican Border.
IMpoRTANr SEIZURE.

IsrEoAL DISPATCHES TO rEz arooHD-umos.l
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To-MoRRow.

At 9 A. M, in connection with our great Dry
Goods sale, we have lot of Ladies' Misses
and Gents Shoes and Slippers, purchased at
creditors sale. The prices are cut to the
lowest notch
LOT 1-Chlds Kid -
2-Chld's Ties.
LOT Misses Pebbegoat Shoes,so solar tip.
LOT 5Mises' .solart
LOT 6-Mens Imitation Alligator
LOT MEMS Felt Slippers,
LOT SMens Extra French
LOT 9-Lades' Extra Quality 81 As
LOT 10-Mens Calf ntoea tip
LOT 1i-Chld's
LOT l2-Gens Fine Embroidered Slippers
LOT 14-Lades French patent
LOT 15-Lades French elacea an Button
LOT 16Lades and 40 cents
Es - . -
Nos. ia and ZIG j Street
AND 71s 715 OAK a ACR .MFNT0 c.t
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GiIlig,s Diamonds.

ICopvi9'i, 1883 By The California Associated F'ressI
NEW York, April 9th.-The troubles of
Gillig of the American Exchange, who
boosted of smuggling diamonds, are thick
ening. Special Deputy Collector McClel-
land says: The matter could not be
Strengthened out by the mere payment of
duty. Payment will relieve neither the
goods nor the man, unless by express per-
mission of the Secretary OF the Treasury"
No Confidence In spreokels.
NEW YoRK, April 9tb.-The indication Of
strong opposition to Spreckels' Eastern
plans is given by writer in the Commercial
Bulletin this morning, who reports that the
street rumors are identical with those cir
culated by parties in Philadelphia, that
Spreckels' opposition to the Sugar Trust is
not genuine and permanent.
Benson Must Go to Mexico.
New YORK, April 9th.-Judge Lacombe,
in the United States Circuit Court to-day,
decided that George Benson, v no swindled
the Mexicans out of S20,0Oo On bogus tick
els for Patti concerts, must be surrendered
to Mexican authorities. A stay was granted
pending an appeal 10 the United States Su-
preme Court.
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EBNER Bgles

T9PoKTERs AND WHOLESALE DEALERsIl.
WINES AND LJQUOKs.
III ltA ilS K ST., bet. Front and Second. Ssc'to
AsEsTs FOR TIE cELEBasrxp
Ps'sS "a ssi;0 AND GlfENO UHAMPAGNR,
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HOME AFFAIRS.
CONkLING NOT LIKELY TO LIVE
MANY HOURS.
A Severe Operation Performed-The
Patti Ticket Fraud = Gillig
and His Diamonds.
CoNKLINe UNCONSCIOUS.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE ancosD-uslos.
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CHANGED DAILY FOR c. H. srLnAs-ArRIL 10. 1888.
~ Tomorrow, at 9 A. NJ,

We will commence the Sale of Large Stock
Q fDry Goods. consisting of SILKS, DRESS
GOODS. SATINS, FANCY GOODS, LACES,
HOSIERY, HANDKERCHlEFS MITTS. Etc.
The stock of F. Steinhardt, sold by Order of
Assignee. All of these Goods are in First
Class Order. We shall put none of them in
our regular stock. and have placed such Low
Prices on the whole lot as to insure quick sale.
-Four Dress Sutngs per yard
French Satins 40
SZ 50 SIX Plusnes 1or 25
Brocaded Silks and Satins so cents worth ST.
Black Gce and Gros Grain sks5O yard upward
Misses Black and Coord Lle Hose goods and SOC
Childrens Solid d-Colored Silk 35 cents
Childrens Cashmere Wool Hose 25 cents
Fancy bordered Handkerchefs T. and cents
Ladies Fine Lawn HANDKERCHIEF .25
Lot OF snk Fans .25 cents to 81
Satchels cents and unu.rda
elk farasois. 81
LauieS flne-flnsneo dose..."... to so cents
Childrens Heavy Cloth Coaks so worth S5
fassementer1e Trimmings cents yard and
Ladies Gauze heno VESTS
Ladies Union Merino Suits
Lo' hATs Fhe Oorses @ 60 and rs
Brooks Chadwick Spool Cotton
and Silk and so
Infants .olnoned ohps -""-.."". - 25 cents
Chldrens Muslin Chemise
Infants White Tucked Normandy
l5 25 30 and so cents less than theirv
White Lawn Bonnet Is Ribbon all
Gilt Hat Ornaments Scents
See Further List Tomorrow. See Goods
now on Display in Show Window
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-14

IN the doctor was a stout piece OF goods.
Desprez was inclined TO be a sheet in the
winds eye after dinner, especially after
hhine wine, his favorite weakness He
would then remark ON the warmth of his
feeling for Anastasie, and with infiamed
cheeks and a loose, fiustered smile. debate
upon all sorts Of topics, and he feebly and
indiscreetly witty But the adopted stable
boy would not permit himself to entertain a
doubt that savored Of ingratitude IL 10
quite true that man may be q second father
70 you, and yet take too much to drink but
Cie best natures are svU llew X aecers r,th
truths.
The doctor thoroughly possessed his heart,
over his mind. Certainly jean Maria
adopted some of his masters opinions. bpt 7
have yet TO learn that he ever surrendered
one OF his own. Convictions existed In him
oy uiVine right; they were virgin. nm
"rought, the brute metal Of decision. He
couiu add others indeed, but he could not mt
away neither did he care IL they were s,er
Iectly agreed among themselves; and his
spiritual pleasures had nothing to do with
turning them over or justifying them In
words Words were with him mere accom-.
Pnshment, like dancing. When he was bv
n,lnseif, =, ms pleasures were almost vegetable
o"'u SIP ihto the woods toward Acheres
siN anu slt In the mouth of a cave among gray
olcnes ms soul stared straight out of his
.i;.s .yss, ne dld not move or think, sunlight,
thin shadows moving in the wind. the eics
OF frs against the sky, occupied and hound
his faculties He was pure unity. a sn;r,t
wholly distracted. A single mood filled him.
TO which all the objects of sense contributed
as the colors OF the spectrum merge and dis.
appear in white light.
30 while the doctor made himself drpnk
win words, the adopted stable boy benused
himself with silence.
tro be Continued)
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-14

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by q sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain of cutting taeth
II So go at once ana get O bottle Of MRS.
WINsLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t win re.
heve the poor little sufferer immediateiy-de-
pend upon 1t there is NO mistake about ~.
Thera is not mother on ear tn who has eve
used II, who Will not tell you at once that It
VIII regulate the bowels. ana give rest to the
mother, and relief ana health TO the chiId.
operating like magic. 1t Is perfectly safe to
use In all cases and pleasant to the tase, ana IA
the prescription Of one OF the Oldest ana beat
female physicians and nurses in the United
states. Sold everywhere, % cents bottle.
mRyl9.lydAW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-14

Allow cough to run until It gets beyond the
reach OF medicine. They often say, "Oh. II
viii wear away" bot in most ca ses II
wears them away. Gould they be Induced Ia
try the successful meo oicine called emp's
!ha,sam' Which we seli on positive guarantee
eeIient effect after taking the fret dose
rrice 90 ceats and =. Vital siss Cree Al a
Drug gists. I,nlt iva av
(2J
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A fine Hit,

When the proprietors OF Burd0ck Blood BIZ
ters put this renowned medicine on the mar
ket they hit 1t exactly. They hit dyspepsia
indigestion, and liver ana kidney tomplaints
a haro blow, ron which they will never res
cover. For sale by Il. Ii. cochran, Druggist
lS7 and l3J North Queen street, Lancaster.
sLEhrLEse NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough. shiloh's Cure is the remedy
yor You. Sold by II. B. Cochran, Druggist, No
l37 ana l88 North Queen St.. Lancaster, Pa. f2l
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Their Bus,nes. ,,oom,n.

Probably no one thing has caused such a ru sh
OF ttrade al Cochran's drug store as their giving
away 10 their customers OF so many free trial
bottles OF DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption. Their trade is simply enormous in
this very valuable article from the fact that 1t
always cures and never disappoints Coughs
Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group and ali throat
and lung diseases quickly cured. You can test
II before buying by getting trial bottle free
AVerV potLie warranted. g.,
THAT HACKING COUGH can be SO q ufckly
cured by ShilOh's Cure. We guaranteed IL Sold
by y. b. Cochran druggist, Nos. III ana l80
North Queen st., Lancaster, Pa Ul
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-14

No one medicine will cure every thing hut
II is an incontestible fact that 2hOplas' hclec-
Ttc on will cure sprain. a bruise, u bite or
cure Tor neuralgia and rheumatism. FOR sale
BY h. Cochran, druggist, 1877 and l39 North
Queen street. LancAs ter.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-14

! bought medicine In thirteen states but
moLhlog heiped Inc till l used Ely's Cieam
Balm In four Gays l could hear as we'll as
ever. am cur d cf catarrh as we'll 1t is the
pest medicine ever used.-Garreit WidIick
Hastings, N. Y
coula scarcely speak II was almost impos.
sioie s 70 breath through my nostriis. Using
EIys cream Balm short time the trouble en-.
Irely disappeared.-J. y. Tichenor, Shoe Mer.
cnahr EhzaOeth, Nd. jl22wdeodAW
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BuckIen's Arnica ssIva,

Sores, Ulcers, Salt kheum, Fever Sores letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains. Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions. and positively cures Piles, or
feet satisfaction. or money refunded. Price
% cents per box. For sale by II. Il. Cochran,
Druggist, Nos. l1 and l3S North Queen street,
Lancaster. IA June27-lyd
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SPECIAL L. NOTJCES.
JUST AS coon.

Don't allow anyone to make you believe any
other remedy fs just as good for sick beadac he
as DR.. Leslie's Special Prescription. for n is
not true; This is the only remedy in the world
that strikes at the root OF the disease and
drives II out Give IL trial ~
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a Good Thing,

~ sometimes wish l couid take hold of the
sale OF Thomas Ectectrtc on for tell you It Is
grand thing. and am conscientious in saw.
ing conld do go'd work" Rev. E. r, Crane
Cory, Pa. kcectric OH cured his gen tIe.
man Of qulnsy OF many years standing. For
.ale by ii. B Cochran. dru tsist, l37 ana l39
North Queen street, Lancaster
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Rapture cure guaranteed by Dr. J. b. Mayer
@l Arch street, Philadelphia. Ease at once
no operation or delay from business, atter. cd
Dy thousands OF cures after others fail, adv Ice
free, send for circular, marloivdAw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-14

Let the facts be known. Let us underst and
that boil, or an ulcer, or carbuncle or any
eruption or blemish OF the skin Is sure to wear
away ana disappear when Burdock BLOOD
Buers are emPioyea. MS wonnerful medi-
reasons for It's use are therefore obvious For
sale bv ii. Cochran, druggist, 1877 and l39
North Queen street, Lancaster.
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Its Equal Yet TO Hear From,

The movements OF mules hind legs are
very variable ana uncertain, but Or. 7Tomds'
Ecltctrtc OF takes but one couI 50 -it heals
ana cures. It's &c ual for asthms diphtbsria.
cstarrh, colo ana 81 re tn -oat has never vet
been solo. ror sale ny II. X. Cochran, drug
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-14

sHILOH's COUGH and Consumption Cure
Is SOLD by us on guarantee. 1t cures Con.
sumption. sold by II. b, Cochran, druggist
Pa fRl
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For First Place,

4 great amount of political enpipeer,nv
VIII be done by friends OF can DID ates TO se-
cSs, f%re ior d their t man the first place on the
the coveted place. Then II emo orsed by the
mHaioiity OF ihe people, the election is assured.
Eiectric bitters has been put TO the front, Its
unanimously given the first place, among
remedies peculiarly adapted to the relief and
stomaeh; Electric Bitters, being guaranteed,
Is q safe investment.
Price 1Oc. per bottle at II. b. Cochran's Drug
ter. Pa. f9I
COUGH, WHOOPINGC COU Oh ana Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Shiioh's Cure. SOLD bv
II. b. Cochran. druggist, Nos lS7 ana 1889 North
Queen St. Lancaster, Pa. M
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IRA VELERS GUIDE.
READINa & COLUMBIA r. Il.
Arrangement OF Passenger Trains ON. an
after, SUNDAY, MAY IS, 1888.

Leave
9uarryvilieat 710 a m.
hIn9 street, Lane. AT sos n. m. ana SO p. IN.
RSad,ng io.loa. m, and SIS p. m.
Reaa,ns, at 40 a. m, and D. IN.
Arrive at
King Street. Lane. at aoa M, ana $50 .. =.
Quarryvillc, at $40 p. IN. - - -
-Trains connect at Heading with trains n
anu sm from fhiladelphia. Pottsvflle, Harrfg burR
Route. '" Do""~ osVoA
IA AZ Columbia, with trains 10 ana from Yorh
more mor"Ver' 6ettysburg, Frederick and BaltE
,rar, AZ Marietta Maris!ts junction with trains to ana
non. '" ""u ''on ASopa'
At Lancaster Junction. with trains tn ana
from Lancaster, Quarry vile, ana Chickies.
A. N. WILSON Superintsndont.
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II UMPHREYS'
HoMEopArHIo
SPECIFICS

DIR. HUMPHREYS' Book OF All Diseases.
Sloth and cold Hinding. Ia Pages. with steel
engraving, MAlLhD FhEE. Address, r. q,
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DANES CELERY COMPOUND
- FOR SALE AT
II. II. COCHRAN'S DRUG STORE
apr42mdAw
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Hoops SBARSAPARlLLA FOR SALE
A at H. v. Cochrans Drug store, Ncs. Isl
ana l@ North Queen 81, Lancaster. Pa
aprl-2md&w
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III GODS SARsAPARILLA.
BLOOD POISON

SSS~ SA0~AN
whether originating In disease, or from hand
ling chemical or vegetable poisons, 10 cured
by Hoods sArsapariIlA which thoroughly
cleanses. purines ana enriches the blood.
After such disease a. small poX. scarlet fever.
ana Diphtheria. Hoods ssrsaparilla 10 Of great
beneft In expeliing the virus and toning mp
and strengthening the body.
81 was poisoned by poison ivy. ana let II 90
uii the poison got into my blood. when I Was
ooiiGed TO give MP my work. ana was conn ned
10 my house for two months. had sores and
scales ON ne
FROM HEAD TO FEET.
my hnGer nails came on, ana my hair ana
whiskers cameout. had two physicians, but
OLD not sea m to get much better. Then I saw
Hoods sarsaparilla Advertised and bought
potue. 1t helped me so much that continued
taxing II TN I had used three bottles, when I
WAS cured. 1 can recommend Hoods eaSsa.
pariiia TO all as the best blood puriner know
Oh q. w. NuRK, 70 Paik Avenue. BROCK.
port, Y.
MALARIA-iMPURE BLOOD
used to be troubled with fever and ague.
malaria. pimples on the face, and other affec.
.Ions resulting from blood impurities. was
,nduced to try HOODS Sarsapartlla a. result
have vigorous health. II keeps me we'll
lhr ougheut the year" ". STEWART, COS Myr-
Iie Avenue. Broohlyn. NY.
. HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists. q six for g. Prepared
'nly by q l. HOOD D CO., Lowell, MASS.
100 Doses Ono Dollar.
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WILL ALWAYS WIN.

And for this very reason there ia
TRUE not to-day q remedy within the
reach Of the public moro highly
MERIT priced for its value in the house.
holo, in the counting room. work.
WILL shop ana factory, than BENSON 8
PLASTER as a remedy for aches and
ALWAYS pains OF every kind. In Coughs,
Colds. Hoarseness, Pleurfsy, Chest
WIN. Pains, Rheumatism, sciatica and
Backache. BKNsoN's PLASTER is Ie-
cognfzed by physicians ana public as an ex.
ternal remedy without an equal. 1t acts
promptly. pleasantly, and sffectually. 10
secure good results always ask for B.nsoN's
ana take no other plaster Many worthiess
plasters are offered on the reputation OF blH.
SONS, but teiul buyers won't be deceived
fll
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WR6TWABn-

W 6c4 W AhOs
fAcinc kxpresst t....
news Expro0st. ..... ..
Way PAssengort....
Nan trAinvfaMtJOy
No 2 Mali TrAint....
Niagara Express. ...
Hanover Accom- ...
tAst Linet...........,
Fr00orfok Accom-. 80,
Lancaster Accom-.
Harrisburg Accom-. b.
Columbia Accom-.
Harrisburg Expires, 1
western xxpr68at 80.
EASTWARD.
PhilA Bxpressi ......
cAst Linef ...........
Harrisburg Expr8ei 4
Lancaster Accom- Ar
Columbia Accom-. ..,
4oAsh0re Express ...,
rhladelphiA Accom-
sunday Nail. il..........
DAY xXDr0not .......
HArr1sbur9 Accom- d. 1.
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7 ,EBANoN 4 LANCASTER JOINT

- 10 N b ANA RAILkOAD
1873, " A"S ~
rive ~ PhiladelOhin a. SolIoWa.
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IVES, ,irrinia waking 10.

NAsHiseras, Oct ~. No Rrpubli,
can auY l0ngcF doubts that IL vas
vie for Tbs senate finance committee
O. geNcrt "a pcoiscfisn substitute for
the NHis b'N There Nere thosc no,
ioHg agp who thought thai Il was best
- -lci aei rnoagh alone. the y eli
enough lleing the tafig issue a. uade
up b. TIE PRECEDENT message ana The
passage ~ iree-trssie hili hy the DeTn~
ogEafic majority OF the hoase a. s.p.
reseHisslVes, hut they haze changed
iactT Hlsnds. From every quarter
comes TIDE news of she fresh impetus
taaf has been given 10 thc eai1stasstig
swelling WHFe in favor 81 prosstian
that S eaeepnE over she calntFT.
hiss iDere5se q Interest j. confined to
go s31Eis state Republican senata..
have received satrers FRESH 8 score az
aiitsa conveying approval ef the son.
ate AiI and Swing sviiens,e 4 in
creased interest ia the cause az pro
fction Nowhere Is tsr e.satast faY
home Industries and gsssna wagsS
sharper than ia West Virginia. assd
neshrre hiss the cifset 81 tie senstr
hii& hoeH GREATER 81 more tssaefig-iai
Wc-s flrEtuia = as much Il 3 doubt
fls State = Sew York er NeN Jerey
or Indiana. The 3caizrzfi as Tor pro.
tecileu Eere neW % large peunoTtica
- q voters shct TIE canal sai-is fssaH
hHf a. they learned is pFFac pies and
rsNlszed IS s,eaesicent effects uFs8r
sasif osa Industries tA2 eathsssssul
for Il has teea 81 thai ardent cha-an-
Ter that utsSfaE aissses the zeai - ues
convert eenilsa-sn recently r.
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rsE warEE stpPIY.

-EkT~1z. Oct -
r. ksse Ezis9r AF4iIsaz saTzzif q
voug 5roaa fsEs.ss5on 70 ses sEzry BODY
haze bss sav IN y0ax eoS1mas 90 the
gAeztsea u the estyss Sstef szsgYsT.
Eossss ask sh@sktef i xizi not be sask-
eisssf tor the present. Tor tae city 70
own the existing works. The eKpes5-
encs II Portland. Oregon. wisb shich
haEgses v be familiar. i not a bad
gasae for SEATTLE 70 foIlow. That city
Nth IL great zezifh and Sssh 20 such
future fHanbe3pes bssYdeaz staring II IN
the fare a. reaftie Is cezfrgstessl sish
has n9t yet Secnrsd water sgppfy by
gfayit9fissr Tie first move ~ the
" 4ter egFafzuy Eas 70 isBy tsse private
Nater aorks ~ 5 Tziszftua ab0at 10
fser cent less tAau tie e0sf ~ 4ssfiisa'-
lnx the r7Afst- This Eas si51sfsl a
siia e. permits ssss city 10 ine3r 500 $50
additional INDEBTED sess for the par
Fssse ef constructing = ripe Hfse ard
brinxiug ID ffse pore oliftsin sister
b. efayisaiisn fasiei 70 pGss the legie-
lSfare tzY years $50 3eaatime ftse
Natef esSfapaBy has sDerens~a t}se 8is-
triissfi0a sFsieA within the rsty assa
tiis i assosi for ar time
pirssf that ihe best pl4n fos ee-
astie - pfsrpe l. - hay fke present
s ateFs srxs ~ q reasonable valuation
eegt2iniy no one w2ut- 70 e0Esieeate
snDfheris property. faen extend TIE
Eaatts I'll every part a tbs eirr Is
suFflsds and Ehen. in tie jusgsHe1.
ct maturity Of taxpayer. the tj8s
e8saes log bringing il NafeT rom Hock
creek issus isynGs III zais. legsk asaoasgk
- carry ont the estegprias-
Fssrs re -
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Gen. W. I. sherman Is not a part
san He IS wholly 4 soisiier and pa-
trios. He is the last of the three great
generals Who lei the nation safely
through the var Of the rebellion. His
eonntrymen shoald attach weight t.
what he says His article in the EsztA
Assersoaa Rssisw for October. aOld
Shady. sith Moral. Is a warning the
American PEOPLE shoaid heed. He
says
Whist l. the use II oar shutting our
eyes 70 weii-known factT We did
80 fron ESQ 70 i.s0 and have paid tie
penalty. The next var may be
avoided BY reason u common sense
and II ! can help t. avert il I viii feel
more honored than In past victories
snd irilmphs. ! sag q the South lei
the negro vote ana count his vote
hone tlY. IL will not ii tufb, i,as
on the contrary viii hasten
year prosperity and stability a.
people. herr l. 10 use al
talking 20 ire about bloody shifts"--
! hage seen enough ~ them. yea.
coats and oEercu8ts eusaueuine3 hy
the hest FOOD 81 The bet men wbo
ever lived. ! beggel aud impi0resi M
frGenas - NeE Orleans. ii ISL. net
% arouse thu sleeping euHify Of
tbs lion II the North. Ever since
the b-gianing o. time. Southern
people have been g8ick - Rager. bit
not enduring The Northern people
per coatsa are slJw 20 anger but once
aroused, are not easy q aliay. The
Northern people wiii not long permit
the negro vote 20 be suppressed and
yet lie cuuaiesi ia the political game
ag sinst them
Better meet the question honestly.
Ask for the ahroga.i1u 1T article II of
TIE amendment 10 the constitution Of
the United states. or allow the negro
TO vote and count his vote. Otherwt q.
SO sure Is there - God ia heaven. Won
VIII have another war. more cruel than
the last, Nherc the torch aud the dag
ger viii take the place Of the inuskets
o well oricred bastals;ons. The negro
gaining ~ experience and iuteti.
gcnee every day and he has read By
ron Hcselitary haaismen know We
not, wha Rould he free. themselves
mssst strike tho bios. should the
negroes strise the bloE there wiiiFhe
"a Hons o. assist them.