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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-03

1T would be difficult to convince o
person that there was q single walk OF
business life which was not oyercrowded, !"
said tho boolIkeeper Of u down town bank
But in our business there are always
places open for alert young men as mes
sengers. The reason why the demand Is
always greater than tho supply is on nc
count Of the largo security required by
the bank. Tho messengers, who have
certain districts to cover and who handle
large sums of money every day, are re-
quired to furnish bonds FOR $4,000. Tho
salary is 5000 per year, not counting tho
bonus which every bank pays all its en-
ployes around the holidays and which
amounts in their case to $500.
"Thcre are many honest young men
who would look upon such o Job as a god
send, but they are unable to furnish the
bond, while those who can command the
security are apt TO turn up their noses at
a job paying less than So per day. The
$500 bonus, If collected in lump, would
prove nice little nest egg to many of
these young men, but / am Sorry to have
to say that such is seldom the case. There
Is sure to be q Shylock in every bank who
makes a business Of advancing on this
bonus at eXorbitant rates Of interest. -
New York Evening Sun.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-03

This blood red stone has peculiar sig.
niticance, and is an object of yeneration
70 the Indian. Since taught by Mani
tou" Uhe Great Spirit wurlikc tribes have
gathered here in peace, to worship, dig
the stone and smoke the calumet. Relics
of camps may be traced in great numbers,
by the stones placed in circles, now nearly
buried from sight, except when prairie
fires sweep over them. Legends say that
u remnant of red men were driven from O
delugo to the top of this rocky crest,
where an eagle had built her nest, and
that the rising waters swallowed all but
one maiden, who clung to the eagle for
safety. When the waters receded, the
Great Spirit found cliff of rocky warriors
turned into shining jasperl In solemn
wrath he vowed that henCeforth the tribes
should meet here only in peace, that no
war whoop should be heard, no bow and
arrow or tumaA0wk should be seen at this
rendezvous, but hereafter the tribes
should assemble here each year to wash
oil their war paint in the lake, bury the
hatchet and smoke tho peace pipe, in
token of which the maiden and war eagle
should sacrifice a milk white bison-a rare
and sacred beast, and an object of cere
munious and mysterious sacrifce.l
II was laid ON the altar of jasper, when
IoI the nancs OF heaven descended, as
lightning, connecting the stem of Mani.
tou's pipe with the ayar. from whence
rose sweet INCENSE, the Blood of the sacri.
fee staining the crag a crimson stain.
The eagle also Joined in the compact by
leaving five eggs, which turned into huge
bowlder5 Of stone, watched over by two
female genii, who remained in the grot-
toes between those eggs, and alternately
sleep and watch the sacred quarry. Then
Manitou broke open the quarry for his
children, and taught them how to carve
the calumet and smoke it as a pledge;
after which he loft his own impress on o
commanding Pinuacleo Of rock in the form
OF human face and then vanished from
their sight.-Helen Strong Thompson in
American Magazine.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-03


Mt Ashland, Boyd county, KY, for sew.
cral years by the profits of the iron fur
naces owned by his father.
When in the course Of titno the peo.
PIES rights had been maintained to
Lampton's perfect satisfaction he went
10 Cincinnati, then to The Steuben-
vile (O.( Herald, and finally TO Louis
vile, where he wrote humorous let
ters for Tho Courier-Jollrnal over tho
signature of "Mary Jane"
Within year he became editor Of Tho
Merchant Traveller, of Cincinnati.
Hampton found in this place a special
and highly enjoyable field of fun. Trnv-
cling men make and take moro good
stories than any other class of men
Many good story that Is still going over
the road told by drummers from town to
town was written by hampton, who got
the material from "Wayback." There
are probably 10000 drrimmers in tho
United States who know Hampton per-
sonally. Wherever he goes they keep
track of him.
In January, 1886, Hampton went TO
the national capital, and through The
Washington Critic, began to clectioneer
for ''Jedge WaXem." 1t was not long
before the "jedge" was one of the best
known members Of congress.
Beside the Waxom articles, which form
n staple and regular attraction TO The
Critics readers, Mr.. Lampton's pen has
produced many Of the brightest bits of
satirical verse, imaginary conversations
between public people, etc. that have
been recently turned out. He is still a
single man.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-03
HOOPS SARSAPARILLA,
Pure Blood

Is ao solutely necessary in order 10 have per.
fect health Hoods sarsspnrilIa II the great
blood purifier, quickly conquering scrofuIa.
salt The um. ana all other fnsidious enemies
which attack tho blood ana undernin the
health IL also builds up the whole system
cures dyspeI sil ana sick headache, ana over
comes tbat tired feeling
81 have taken two bottles OF Hoods sarsa.
parilla for tait ,heum and dyspepsia, with
which was troubled very much. Alter tax.
Ing tbls medicine am feeling as we'll as ever
In my lffe." q. W. oIE, pottsville, Pa.
HOOPS skRsAPARlILA
IL have been { ouDed by a scrofulous afYec-
ton all my life. 1t Il one OF the mark cd re @.
objections of my boyhood dsys, and tor several
years has rendered me unable to DO much. 1
think Hoods sartaparila, which 1 have been
using at Intervals for ten years, is the best
Thing have ever tahen. am new 60, ana my
general health seems bette han ever" IL, ID,
ABBOTT warren, ". II.
PURtrIEs THE BLOOD
al had q slight blood disorder which I
thought nothing serious, bnt It grew into a
q bad form of shin disea o, which some called
over my body. IL ois sirsaparila in a short
time completely cured me. 1 feel that owe
my lie TO Hoods saTsaparila." FRED wACH.
TER, Bourbon, IND,
n. ID. BE sure to get only
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
sold by all druggists. s six for s5. Prepared
only by G. /. HOOD d CO., Apothec aries,
Lowell, ass.
90 Doses One Dollar.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-03
II is thus described by The Clothier and

II is thus described by The Clothier and
Furnisher:
'In the correct style tho lower cape
reaches to the knee and the upper cape
falls TO the knucDes Of the band. The
under cape may be buttoned for addi-
tional warmth in single breasted fashion.
The outside cape is let into the side seam
of the under cape, although from the
front view it has the appearance of being
n full cape. The garment worn by Mr..
Sothern in "Lord Chumley," as shown
in the accompanying cut, Is trifle too
n comedy effect TO be attained in this
way, for Mr.. Sothern also undoubtedly
for some special reason carries crush
hat which long ago entered the list Of
Nhns heensn
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-03


edith Keteltas,
and the blood
of the old Knick>
erbockors of New
Y o / k Il o W 8
through h er
veins. She came
into a large for
tune upon her
marriage W it'll
George Peabody
WetInore, and is
generally consid-
erred n very hand
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-03
A WASHINGTON HUMoRlsT.
W. j. Hampton, Otherwise Known rs
''Jcdge waxcm."


w. J. hampton, of Tho Washington
Critic, is one of the brightest young
humorists Of the United States. His
creation, "Jedge Waxem," is much bet.
ter appreciated at the national capital
than elsewhere, for thNrc the people sec
congressman of all degrees daily, and
TO them his sayings and doings are often
but slight oxaggerntions of the ways OF
some Of the members they personally
know.
Mr. Hampton is now 81 years old, hav-
ing been born May %, 1851, near Iron
ton, o., just across the river from the
old Kentucky home of the Hampton
family.
When young Hampton arrived at the
mature and responsible ago Of three he
agreed with his parents that it would be
advisable for the good of the family to
go back to Kentucky. Tho young mans
judgment was good, for the elder Lamp
ton went over into Grecnup and "Ky-
arter' counties and went into iron mills,
making n small fortune. This was tho
way Hampton became acquainted with
tho WaXems, and eastern Kentucky is
his way back region.
In 1873 young Hampton went to ST.
Louis and cndcavored TO restrain his lev
ity by clerking for firm of iron brokers.
He mado n noble cffort--spent three
years keeping himself under, and then
gave it up. 1t was during this sOiourn
in st. Louis that he laid the foundations
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-03
PALACH or FASHION.

PALACE OF FASHION,
IS EAST KING STREET.
LANCASTER, PA.
We call special attention to
our immense assortment Of
Stamped Linen Goods and their
extreme Low Prices.
TIDES.
Size, Style and Price.
I2xI2, stamped, only S cents,
fringe all around.
6 13xI5, only SC.
15xIS, only sc.
I4x2o, with fringe, 1oc. e.
ISx27, at Ioc.
lSx29. knotted fringe, both
ends, only nc.
Iox3o, one row of openwork
and fringe, only CSC.
I7x3o, Monte Cloth, iringed,
25c.
Iox34, Monte Cloth, fringed
and dado border, SIC; finer
goods at SO, o3, IS and csc.
SPLASHERS.
I8x27, stamped good linen,
Ioc.
lox3o, fringed all around,
IaHc.
l9x3I, with knotted fringe,
22c.
aox3L one row OF openwork,
at 25c.
l9x34, Monte Cloth, with
dado border, 25c.
2ox34, Monte Cloth, dado
border and fringe, s. cents.
2Ix34, Monte Cloth, one row
of openwork, fringed, SOC; bet
ter grades a., so, 63, IS and
SSc, about IS styles in all.
WASHSTAND COVERS.
These are from 50 to 54
inches in depth. and 16 to IS
inches wide. Styles and prices
as follows
One row of openwork at
each end, l6x5o, 25c.
knotted fringe, 25c.
Heavy Linen, knotted, soc.
Monte Cloth, dado border,
soc.
Monte Cloth, dado border
and openwork all around, also
fringed all around, only 6sc;
actual value SIC.
Monte Cloth, with satin dado
border, and 3 rows of openwork
at each end, fringe all around,
only 75c; usually sold at 81.
Monte Cloth, satin border,
and one row of openwork
through centre and one row all
around, at 81, worth SI.a5.
Very elegant and fancy, csc.
ASTRICH BROS.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-03
Taxing Women Who Marry.

In Iashkend, says traveller, the Chi
nese have imposed tax on all womel
who marry. All merchants who yisl
Kashbar are obliged TO tako wife. Al
soon rs they leave the woman obtain
another husband, and thus the tax afford
a considerable revenue to the government
Chicago Herald.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-03

of a long and
happy bachelor.
hood, deep and
wide. At t he
same time he
bro ught out IA
fine silky, black
beard, which has
had u big run
ever since. After
st. Louis he tried
Journalism, TAX
ing his first dose
in the form of a
country weekly.
This guardian Of
the peoples rights
x,an ,Na.-tat-.1
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-03

Young Lady-Havo you a position va
cant in your store for T.
Old Merchant with hardening features
For d
Young Lady (modestly)-For sales
woman, sir2
Old Merchant (warmly)-I have, miss
You shall have one OF tho best in th,
store.-Chicago Tribune.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-03
Thought Ho Could Stand II.

"Nou would be sorry to lose your sister,
wouldn't you, Johnny asked the visitor
suggestively TO the little boy who was
entertaining him in tho drawing room.
Nope" replied Johnny. Il guess I
could stand it, Mr.. Hanllinson. Mawsays
I've got to wear short pants till after
lrene's married. Chicago Tribune.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-03

II Is claimed this Is an excellent portrait
Of Mrs. Peabody Wetmore, of Rhode
Island, who lately refused TO bo intro
duced to the Prince of Wales and there
by set the gossips' tongues wagging ON
both sides of the Atlantic. Mrs. Wet
moro was, before her marriage, Miss
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-03

This was clearly proven this
week by two hoses rushing
headlong into our bulk windows.
1t is easily understood. The
window was filed with the latest
Fall and Winter Clothing and
the prices were such as to attract
even the dumb brutes.
Gents All-Wool Overcoats, s.,
IS, 80, sl2, sli, SIS, SIG, SIS,
s20 and $25. Everyone of this
large assortmentis guaranteed to
give satisfaction or money re-
funded.
Gents Dress Suits in Cork
screws, Wales, Diagonals and
Worsteds, 81, IS, slO, sl2, sl5,
SIC, SIS and $50.
Gents Business Suits in Cassi-
mere, Cheviots and other Cloths,
So, 60, 81, IS, $40, s12, sl3, s14
and $l5. These are all Of our
own manufacture and of the lat
est cut.
Youths, Boys and Children's
Overcoats at 81, 81, $3.50, s3, 81,
IS, s6, 81, SIS, 50, $40, sl2 and els.
Underwear is an important
branch with us, as our large and
varied trade require a general
assortment. Therefore We can
safely say that no such variety is
is TO be found elsewhere in the
city. Prices-Gray Mixed, lie
better quality, 25c. White Me-
rino, heavy weight, $50; better
quality, 40c. Vicoua Mixed,
strong and durable, soc; worth
75c. Spanish Brown, very heavy
and well made, 75c ; were sold at
81. All-WOol Scarlet, soc, 75c.
81, sl.5O. White Al-Wool Ex-
ira Weight, 81, sl.25, s1.5O.
Genuine Undyed WCol, sI.5O.
Heavy Bismarck Brown "A a suit.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-03
DR.. SChenCk's
Mandrake Pills.

CLEANSE the mucous membranes
OF the stomach ana bowels OF ali slime ana
foreign mater, start tho socretions, assist
digestion ana assimilation, nulify ths blood.
they relieve thu liver OF congestion give It a
chance to extract bile poison from the blood,
20 mare them into good bile, and to secrete
lust wi At is needed. They DO not ttar their
way and srfiTate like most purgatives, but
they treat all the surfaces ana organs, 50 that
the entire system res, onds.
They are based ON scientific principles
They are entirely rational ana natural.
They always , what is claimed for Them.
They work on tbs system IN the way claimed
They work toge' her for the greatest good.
They are not like new ana untried medicines.
They need no praise, but only simple mention
of merit
cS- DIR, schenck's purely vegetable ana
wholly r-l'aOls family medicines are for sale
10y all Druggists. Every package has neatly
printed directions for nse II Won would un-
deTstand yourself sCnd for DIR. schenok's = new
Book on Diseases of The Lungs, Liver and
stomach. Sent free. Address DR.. j. nj
schenck Il SON, PhiadelI hti, Pa
mylIlydSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-03
RUPTURE,

Its skilliul Mechanical Treatment a sp,
cialty
EiLheT In Person or by Mail,
20 Years ReteTencf ITlJs. y. D. Gross d.
Hayes Agns1o. Wtitard pIrker. w. H. Pan.
coast, DR., 7hOmGs e. Norton, and Surgeon.
Generals Of ne u s., Army and Nary.
our" Mechanical Treatment OF Hernia and
illustrate NRtAloSus-COntents :--IferniG or
Rupfurs deItnvGted It's di1eIent dcscrtptIops
--CNusa- treatment ana cure Also COTpulency
Abdominal Weaknesses ana Naricocsls Book
OF 20 PIP ana ls0 Illustrations Mailed on re.
ceipt OF SC postage, /, H. SEtLEl n co,
iy2-3uoeodSlStN philadelphia. Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-03
Paris Cafe Trust,

Twenty Of the leading restaurants an,
cafes in Paris are being united intoa com
pany. Its capital will be 1900, 900 franc
In 900 franc shares, 1880 Of which AT,
10 be offered TO the public at par.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-03

a Topeka girl broke off her engagement
with young man because he held an ea
OF green corn in his hands aud pluaked I
with his teeth. Oh, dearl
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-03

SsAFE, SURE AID SPEEDY CURE.
~ Eupture, NNTiCuCel6 and Special DIseaEes
OF either sex. WHY he humhugged by 0uacks
when gu can ma Ia Ur. " hight the only Rhe-
ULAH 'HYsICIAs IN rhi'annlphia who makes q
specialty Of the above diseases, and CURES
JHssf tuBHs SukRA rTssp Advice Free DAY
ana evening, Strangers can be treated ana rf.
turn home same day, Otiices private.
oh, W. h. WRIGHT,
9tl North Ninth street. Above Race,
i.ssisaxw Z; nSl ~ Philadelphia.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-03

some woman by those who know her.
She has four or five children, is 80 years
old and is noted for her devotion to her
family.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-03

The other day. when reading Mr. Ste.
renson's charming story, "Priace Otto,"
! came across the following;
1.-THE night was warm and windless. A
shaving Of new moon had lately arisen;
but it was still too small and too low
down in heaven to contend with the i'm
mense host of lesser luminaries.
Mr.. Stevenson is commonly supposed TO
be an accurate observer of nature, and yet
here we have him writing of the new
moon as having been lately arisen, when
In fact it must have been Just about set.
ting. But this Is not all, BY sort of
double barFcled blUnder he makes the
time Of this remarkable rising to be 2
o'clock a. IN, that is to say, when such a
moon as he describes (say two days old)
must have been, not merely invisible, but
at its very lowest point below the horizon,
midway between setting and rising.-F.
!. Jones in BelfOrd's Magazine.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-03

ACCORDING 70 ngures, a maInemauclan
says, France viii, in about fifty years,
have fallen below Italy and Spain in
Gize anil viii have become a second rate
power. A Paris paper, in commenting
On this, says that the Anglo-S Saxon race,
which was much inferior in point of
number TO the French race, is now two
or three times as numerous, s,--Exchange,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-03
novl5 lydA "
uARD RUBBER TRUssEs.
SEElEY'S HARD RUBBER
TRUSSES

W Ill retain the most ntfnCult forms OfHRRSIk or
huptnre with comfort ana safety thereby com.
Ssns ss CURE %i s SSTas,s
May he used IN bathing ana fitting perfectly
20 form OF body, are worn without lnconvs-
nience by tha youngest child, most delicate
lady, or the llbNriug luan. avoiding all sour,
swCaty, paGded rplefsGutnGss, being Light
Cool, Cleanly, ana always reliable.
CAUTION --Beware OF limitations. ALI genu.
Inc are plainly stamped I" l. Is, SgRLgY 4 Co.
RNIA PPVTa ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-03
III UMPHREYS'
IIOmeOpathIc Veterinary Specifies,

For Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs, Hogs, Poul.
try. 500 PAGE BOOK
On Treatment ofAnimGls ana Chart Sent Free.
CURES-Fevers. Congestion, lnfismma' ion.
Ak-spiDal Meniugitis, MIX Fever.
B. STRAINS. Lame ness, Hheumatisln,
C,C.-I,tstempsr, Nasal Discharges.
u Bots or 6rnbs, Worms.
E.E-Conghs. ieav6s. Pneumonia
F.F,-Colic or GripGs, Bellyache.
&C. Miscarriage, iemorrhages.
H.h-Urirary ana kibney Diseases.
ll.-Erupttve Diseases, Mango.
J.k.-Dise4ses OF Digestion.
STABLE CASE, with specifies. Manual,
witch Hazel oil and GeGiCated. ......... 81, 90
PRICE, Single Bottle lover 50 doses) ,..... co
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS; OR
SsST PREPAID OK RECEIPT OF PRICE.
Humphreys hsd Co, 100 Fulton st =, n. Y.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-03

inner inees are lined with silk TO the but
ton holes. The edges are finished with
narrow fiat binding. The coat buttons
high enough 10 entirely conceal the waist
coat.
There is but little room for disression
ON trousers. They may at times be cut
tight TO the leg, ut times loose, at times
loose at the knee. The present style is
large and loose both at the knee and at the
ankle. e
There is sack coat which different
leaders have at times attempted TO intro
duce in place of the dress suit. Ii is
known in England as the "Cowes coat
and in this country as the "Iuxedo." 1t
is not the intention TO have this coat take
the place of the dress coat at all times.
Is TO have something TO relieve the
dress coat of duty except on state occa-
sions. II may be convenient 10 wear in
summer, when the days are long and
one desires garment that can be worn
before dinner without an oyercoat, but
there is no great likelihood of this sacl,
at present taking the place of dress
coat. Cut 1t any way you please, ii is
still sack.
As ~ oyercoats, the Inverness cape Is
Rseasing. IL is revival Of am old style
Uuaaewhat siiailar worn years ago. Ii Is
lntended 10 DO worn over dress suit,
and y tar preferable TO those short coats,
bc5nw wiAose skirts the tails Of dress
NnnAa - t0non6' haya sn Long nratIzidad.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-03
HumphreYs, h ome opathlc Speciilc Ma. .oS

In use 80 years. The only successful remedy
or Nervous Debility, vital w eagness and
PrOstratiOl from over. WORK or other causes.
q 20 per vial, or 5y.als and large vial powder,
for as 90.
SOLD BY DRUGs sTs. or sent postpaid on re-
ceipt OF prics
HUMPHREYS MEDICIVE
No. 100 Fulton Street, N. Y.
maT2T lyo&wTu, ,ThSS
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-06
GEE WHAT MRS. JOE PERNON'S
u REMEDY WILL DO
FOR NURSING MOTHERS AND
FEMALE TROUBLES.

Mecklenhurg Co., n. C., Sept. 4, '8S.
MrS. Joe. Person -.Huc{um -Four
years ago, | took violent cold,
which resuI'o" in Quiesr, an ! after
sufTeriag almost Death. ro> ~rlirvo'
but alas tie disease was in nv
system. aud inelly cuIminated in
womb troabir, hich cerSed me great
SUITE ring mat winter and spring.
could scarce drag around, and WAS
often SO miSorahl' would pray to
die. | teI4ed V husband to let me
try Vonr Renei he bought me a
box, anna it has ade a perfect cure
of me. 1t has : o cured me Of In
digestion. AID IN thermore, after the
hlr h Of five a. ur children. | would
nearly lose 'hn =! of nv arms, and
sniff + Il u"to i 4ony with Rheumat-
ism ami Ne"r"l-ia. l have not been
troubled with either, with my last
two chill 'rcn keep bottle of the
Remedy in the house all the time.
Ny husband SAYS it is better than a
docto-- NltA ali my other children
nad E1e"t trouble dur
nc d"h,I.'"". IN truthfully say,
neT,-r do cn5i3.ru ut teeth with so
much "a %, i. 3 - little trouble as
IN, Iroj tt" H..>, Whenever | see
am So" IT }j,r.r 'eethirg, [ com
No. {, t"&iN. H." Kennedy, it keeps
ny stomach All ""wels regular and
IN = h"ai:hy ""a'Itjon, and seems to
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-06

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,,, 49,
-I.
- r.,l-
i
700.
=. ~ r-.,
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tile houstE"'d 81 the lalthlul' ana III
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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-06
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speak the tr'-LH "ucH lHC, SP'an ''i''
write. 1t IS better always "heh you
want other people I" hno" lhe Ct"C'
to tell i yourself. 10 ascertain ana
know tAe truth IS the only way our
a-tlon en- be 9"Ided IN the r'3n0
di.ect-vn. 10 conceal anI smother
IT," -r.'h IS the sureat way u ne
al"ay. wrong and T." Keep "IAcF~
Wlon4. l" ~. cHoJ i1I''' OF IL.
tar.I', or t T''"17 OF money! o'
TIE :. 81. i e "S"'IY I'e"OF' -
tine Chinese treaty OF the 0acNF 'Il0
affair defeated Grover Cleveland
/ to cvade and avoid the TRUTH lie
is not =imon-pnre, Jetterson'"n
Democrat and did not give the c0nn-
try Democratic admins
tration. This is what defeated him.
To say he was defeated because he
was dominated fox the second term
is unreasonable. lie was defeated
because lie did not turn the Repub-
Means out OF Office AMI put Demos
Gratis into office. He was defeated be
cause he was a Cleveland man and
not party man, lie was defeated
because he bent all his efforts TO-
wards building up Cleveland party