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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-09
RAILROADS.
WILM NOTION & NORTHERN RAILROAD
w II ne-tabe. In effect July 5. 1883.
GOING NORTH.


ADDITIONAL TRAINs.
Daily, except Saturday and Sunday, leave
Philadelphia, B 4 o. X. r., 30, 3 80 D. m,
ten, IS p. m; b a o. Junction 8 20 o. IN.
Newbridee, 6.39 y, m. Arrive Dupont 81 .. M
On Saturday emily will leave Wilmington a.
w o., Newhriage B. 40 p m. Arrive Dupont
90 p m. Leave Wilmington Ills m. New
bridge II 20 p M Arrive Dupont II 55
Leave bEdsboro ITO y m. Arrive Reading
pm.
ON Sunday only will leave st. Peters
N, Warwich 1913 a M Springfield 1924
Arrive Reading il "a a. 10.
6OING SOUTH.
Daily Sunda
Daily lex sunday only
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-09

"Poll.i-ticks," said the Waterbury
watch to the arrot.-Detroit Free
Press.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-09

animal; by the in
credulous TO be a
pure and unadult-
Grated "fake,n as
was the Cardiff
giant, while tho
conservative arc
uncertain, many
inclining to the
opinion that the
curiously shaped
mass Of stone was
cut in its present
shape by the pre-
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-09

The Pleasant Valley Wine Com
pany's champagne is undoubtedly the
best American wine in this market.
P. Plunkett & Co., 10S and 10 Market
&
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-09

100 bbls of L. & G. sold in six weeks
Best -four on earth. Nichols. 9Th and
King.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-09

nHs' h@TFigan Selling Whtskey
hrs. Harrigan, wife OF the murderer
nov In New Castle jail. has been arrested
and bound over for trial at court rexs
month for selling iiQlor without q license
q. H7cSessin, Del.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-09
A. OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Schedule In effect Anil 20 1879

- Eehfuuit IN eject A pril 10, 1883.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE. DEPOT
EAST BOUND.
Philadelphia accommodation, daily
except sunday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 615 am
philndeiphia accommodation, daily. 40 m
Philadelphia accommodation, daily INA
Philadelphia q Chester express daily
except sunday. SEQ. s..-+..s...s... $50 "a
Philadelphia accommodation, daily
except SUNDAY. ........,:... -. aooam
only &c. -. ......'.,s.'. a.osAm
fhilnlelnhia accommodation, daily. 1880 m
Philadelphia Chester express, daily ii,14 a m
ihiledelphia accommodation daily. 100 m
Philadelphia accommodation, daily. 300 NJ
Philadelphia accommodation, daily. 856 pm
Philadelphia 4 Chester express, daily 5.e0pm
philsdelphla accommodation, daily. 5.25 m
r,h.ii,aae;pnh accommodation, daily. go m
Philadelphia accommodation daily
except Sunday .............. T30pm
Philadelphia & Chest n express desiy e4s M
Philadelphia accommodation, daily. $50 NJ
WEST BOUND.
einCer1y accommodation, daily .t230am
Baltimore accommodation, daily except
SUNDAY .+t....s .-..++.. ......-...-...b 40 hm
Chicago and pittsburT. express daily 7.8e am
Cincinnati and Sc Louis express, daily II. 9s a m
Baltimore. accommodation, daily. .....2 IS a m
fittshuIg, Chicago and Sc. Louis ex-
slrgeriy accommodation, daiiiy. ..7.sspm
FOR LANDENBFRG. 0l0 a. m Sunday
only, 100 q. M, except Sunday, 2. as, $50 and
TRAINS LEAvE MARKET. ST STATION.
For Philadelphia, 23s p. m, daily. For Bal
timore 35 u. m, daily For Landerneng, 6.b9
and leo q m, daily. except Sunday; 9iO a.
m, on Sunday only; 2.35 and $50 D. M, daily.
liusburg, Chicago and St. Louis express
daily, SOP m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON
Daily, 200, i0o0, III 90 a. m, 400 noon,
LIS, 90, 30, IS 90, 80, $40. 10 10, II 20 D. M,
Daily, except Sunday, $50 and g80 a. M,
"a rs and 8 so D. m.
Sunday only. $40 a. m.
express train Telephone, No. 1893.
Rates 10 Western Points lower than via any
other line.
G. o. HCULL, WIN. CLEMENTs,
q mi Paes Aren't General Manager
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-09

The darl.os. bour Of his life came just be-
fore brilliant dawn. Ono hot day in 1870
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-09

The host tiour in the c;tv = ee,lss :.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-09

TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE. DEPOT
A
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-22
A Point of Purity.

Purity cannot exist in anything coming from disgust
ing Ammonia has It's origin in an animal excre-
ment introduced for eayenng purposes into Baking
Powders. folsted upon the pubhc absolutely pure
Suddenly break open not biscuit and quickly smell the
sitting odor of ammonaea gas arising therefrom This is
nfaibe test for the absolutely pure baking powders
the supplementary rising power of which in the harsh
and caustc chemical Ammonia"
DR.. Prce's Cream Baking Powder is free from ammonia
lime alum and every other injurious substance biscuit
made from smells sweet and will bear strict
est scrut n from every point of view.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-22

NOTICE Is hereby gwen that a petition has thi.
y day been nled By the undersigned in the
sncult court for The County OF Kent and State Of
" " rcn gsH sHd Is now pending in said court for
tne purpose OF Vscsting portion of the plat of
boynton & Judd's Lake Addition u the CITY Of
6rsnd "a pidS. being plat OF portion Of section
- o. township No. Z North, of range No NJ
80 according 20 the government survey. In
ne to7 ns1lp Of Grand Rapids Ia said County OF
Kent snf state OF Aichigsc. surveyed and laid
out Tor the propristors by ". l.. CosinbJlrv ESQ
slFh engineer and surveyor on the 18th dav ~
July, l.s2, and recorded in the offce Of the
reg ister of Deeds of said County oi Kent upop
ssic 18th Of July, 1872 st o clock in the fore
uoon. N plat book No. z, sspsge a That h is
proposed 70 alter said plat under aud bv vi-tue
- ne provisions of cbspteT n of HowelVs
Annotated statutes II Y chixsn. aud the srnend-
merits thereto, hy vscsting 81 that part of Barn-
az street, sS laid down upon sail pat which les
net~een lot twenty f.5i uron the Northeriv
side thereof and lctsniBeteen sndtveutv 90 ana
- upon The southeriY sie thereof fhst ths
nsfter ~ said petition vii Be- called ~ for hesr-
Ins on Monday. the ltth DAY Of september. A n.
Dated Grand Rapids. Michigan June q. lsss.
The street Railway Company Of Grand Rapids.
SAMUEL MATTER
Er~Asp y. VrrHEY. Attorney for Pstitio5srs
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-22
SneeZing Catarrh.

lne distressing sneeze sneeze, sneeze the
scrld. wsery discharges from the eyes aud nose
the Psinful inh animation extending TO the hroat
the sWeiiing OF & mucous lining. causing chOk-
lnS sensations, cough, ringing noises in the head
and sphttlng headaches, how familiar these
symptoms are 10 thousands who suffer periodi-
cslly iron head colds or influenza, and who live
IN lg1orance OF the fact that q single application
o. feANFOhDS RADICAL CURE for CATARRH
Will afOrd instaneous relief
But this treatment in csses OF simple Catarrh
give out isint idea of what this remedy will
90 IN ne cnropic forms. where the breathing Is
opsiructed oy choking. putrid mucous sccumula-
tons, The hearing affected, smell aad taste gone
lhroat liberated and hacking cough gradually
fastening Itself upon the debilitated system Then
y y nat toe marvellous curative power of SAN
rOkD RADICAL CURE maaifests itself In in
stsntsneous and grateful relief Cure begins
nom the nrst apple stion. IL Is rapid fadicaf
permanent economical, safe
sANFOsD IA DICA L CURE consists OF one bottle
ottbe RADICAL CURE, one box OF CArAnsBAL
SOLVENT and one IMPROVED ISHALEs. price 81
POTTER DRUG CHEMICAL Co, BOSTON,.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-22

sTITr-s sPEcTR1C
tainiaS no Mercury, Potash. ArssaIc. or s,sss
poisonous substances
swTFr's SPECIFIC
Has e,rsd handreds Of eases Of rpstA.r,-
ma or Cancer Of tho skin, thousands or cases
- Eczsnaa. Blood Hamors aud SKIN Diseases.
and hgndreds % thousands Of eases OF scror
IA Hood Poison and Hood rsint
swuTs srxcIyIC
ras r-itsv~i thousands os e.<., - y.---,-
rsi Poisoning. RasuD2tiss N azd stirnss. Of
shs Jsiats-
cu.rrssoooA, rrss, yonsr, fsss-swif,,s
50. sdno Co. Atiants. IA -S3easiem.n In The
sariy part % ths D<ss~ns ysar, . sad Ease n
sssSs ssS:s :s .s-ss. ss'e q ss ss,.s.s s-ss1 .as
today ! fsei yr.affy iTuprovsd. I sTu sTtII
- ss,ss ass '4s ssssssns sne sesn eVs,laa % 30
sifses Ssrtsss eaFs. fsdrs tryly.
IL wst sixth g.
coLrxsiA. &c. Tsly :. gs-rSe swtn
specia' CO. AhansA, s--Ssn l@nssn vas
~ 80 rssrA could Ess as psrtnsnsnt rs-
H~t frem sny nsdicfns pr><ss-fb.d ~ nv
ttT-tCaan- 4 fctk oT4 n dnzHu bottles -
your = =. and aov an "a vel - e~.r
- N nf rs. an sure your r1e1fetns
ssred ne snd I wosle rscona asns x a. srT
s 90 s'''tsria< frora snJ blood ss.~s-s Yours
Hatt. q. = Huasvs
CczduosOr c. . RI
Wsc@, rzvkr. Nsv E<z-oentiar.-n p,
~1s = oae - my customers w.s tp-rihIy
a0iftel Win A'athsutne sfiz di<-.ss shst
corere1 Der yhois sodT. ne vas or ened
- ~ 81 fcv sev ersl rsar~ ~ iris alrfstio.
81 coiAd nef neip hertelf n al So cnuif
a2k siesp lrena 2 vinlsat Nahiug and stfnxsnx
= tne ~t1- The disease bafE.f ne skl{i ~
tse parsfcis1s wao Feseed 81 Her hashaaf
hegsn taaiiy giving sis vffe Sxtr-.s Sre~l9.
80 sne ou-1eceef - improve aiaaosf m
.eaisteiy. snd - q fsw ~neks she va a.
l6-ntly --iL Sae = nov Assrr- sna
SnSirz s1F, vita - trsee Il he s-elrxi,7a
isfl I-urs r-ry trnly y = sFsss
Naoie-sis nrsxEfse. Aa<<r av-un.
r--,sts- ~ 7i-sd snd skfr rss-..-. -ssl~s
f--~. TsE s~rrr srxrs~rc CO. n-.r
Asianes ca Sew f~k. ~ s~o.d-sr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-22


cios-Hz Aoaaag. Als - y.
Aseles-Gl - per b.rrel -Ssseoe per sasheL
5-iief-i = ,c ser .. tor taisy 4nly.
ehSess- -ss-Le. &c, Ass York ise. a0ae N the
Cover sssa-sA& finashy. sesos8 % per
'1 Drsd .l.,,. FE,l.s.-ARslss s..poI.,si ss.. -.
Il per so4zd. geaeAes. icei-e per poaad
skss-f resz- Ia &c per dOz
ffran hs.Ls- Mutton. . -Hoes7 ~ veal 80 g
er.ia-s ss.r-ssc sor oid snd new. white and
red Osla GE52c. hys. cc Corn. ooG53c
b4rlsy. lieel.-5 per e~L
Hiae.-Glssn' - sesse. p.rs cured. ,,.ss,sc,
DEAN ssins, as1se ssss. sheep pelEs. isessl2 "A
.ocl beiDs ssiln sied at &c per pound
hooey-i-c Per D sggaiasd- lec.
H.J rinosAy. nan per soa, eIOvss. ua.c;
mixed, - nazsa, e.ytol10o.
N4Iie syrup al zS per salion
fo1liFy-chieksnA isc. cuckA nolac; so.ls
fOtAsoss-Ss~ lSsoOc per sosasl No Old posA-
spring Ve<etaoles-Lst,nce. SC per pound; rad
hAes. - dozen onnehes; cnioa. lac Q dozea
saneses. fautare. -e p: sreen peas. 7oc
dozen. celsry, l5c dozea. large white pla1ned
aore grown, sc tomatoes, g 10
MnottieserIie b0s5 per busaei.
Stras-t4 o per ton.
Iall0--5a3s<cpsr
N0ol-U Un1 aAaed wool brings sis and u cents
p. p0ens While the sssssd = quoted Al 22ass4c.
WOod-block staFs wood. s.. 75<sa - per coci
io9r-,o0s wood. g. s7soo per cord
Cosl-t70o. crate sS75
Line-Grand RApldA 7sc; Ohio, soc. Pstosksy.
100. RmUR
-alt--s5c tor Saginaw or Naaixtee
keroseae-Aich test 1914 water white. ne
6s@oiine--i2e per galleu.
Flour =. A. per esr 81 50 per boil patent pro
eess. ), ,so84OS per cwt-, 20 per Dol. ali wheat
so1r s&l9 per cwt.. s.. 25 per boL. bucksheal
o = Per cwL
NIL Feed-screeninsS. g4 per ton. bran. SIS.
SHIPS 81. 20. middiings siaeo.
Eeed-Ccrn and Oats. ~ lE27 per ton
salt-Aichigan. sc; Eastern si-lS
Fisn-No. | wbitefsa. 100 per half bol:
trout, S.5onS0o. cod. salt s<R7c Per ID. clans
scc per hundred. oysterx bulk o. o6esG : gallon;
standards. &c can: selects &c car: smoked hall
but lie.
PORK IN barrels-Nem pork. Chicago packed.
ti5go extra short cut yl6.6o<els.5t. sandard clear
bach. $3.50.
Lxrd-Iierces s9sc: ~ ana 50 II. tubs. sc; 50
n. round TINS. leo eases. SC. in tin pals &C
feefln carreis-kxtra mese warranted 1OOlo4-
v 80. extra bOneiezx fi8fo
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-22

Ms winslows soothing syrup should always
be used Tor children teething. Il sOothes the
child, softens the guns, allays all pain. cures
wind coiic and q he best remedy Tor disrrhcea
= cents q bottle
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-22

= ~ Srrer. representing Geo Wcehs :
-. of EFf-eie. sssn1fstzu-ers sf The -als-
rraite eTsu,fs -t -igsrs. Ben Eur" "Ffo~
ce a,ens tercr1 Sre.zsrs snd HD--
fr1ft 1Ers-s. - RE eit7 surrivfrx tbe
rssr<ef 80 rtrse nnrnisr Hsrs,,,kss ~,
rrrer t1c better r'sars csn ,e euaf n she
nssrket rodav. and ths rspufsficr s-r,,-s.s
il vsi 1eserTsff ar tha Meers r~srs a..
rrrv'nz - Fresf .svorf~s = GranS R.riss
- n al elaer parts af ~ state
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-22

Fae ether Gag street. car On shswuut.
sve. vss -eughf rF ahs raiirosd gate a. ~.
"infet e. crussinz. he gate cornins s,wu
IN front oi t1e car snf bshind TIE her~-..
A frs.a Tts coming. su3 ne enir tbins Car
tee 1rirer -o o. wss te rcre acf 1hieH ha
a. hF-sk'1s aoEt ar~~s ef the xafs u, tssr
ces enes 1s6 sa ee rrf in Ths csr "a.
nst Injured
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-22
4 fRIGAIE,yL SKIN DISEASE.
>anerfags fntsnss. Head nearly raw.
body covered with sores Cured By the
Cuticurs Rssnsdies


body covered with sores Cured By the
Ceticur@ kssasdies
NesSr srErHESsos 4 BRuSER, Monroe. NC
Ae9F SsTs.-Abo0t Two months ago. on your re
e0nlnleadatisn bought a bottle OF CUTfCURA
kEsOL VENT. one box CUTICURA sALVE and
one cake Of CUTICCRA SOAP tor my son aged
tnlrteen yesD whO had becn ariieted with
eckena Tor soog time. and pleased 20 say
mat believe he remedies have cured hum.
he su-eTlngs were intense his head being near
~ raw. nis ears being goue except the grstle. aud
ais body vas covered with sores His condition
was frightfll 70 behold. The sores have no ell
dk4ppssred, bis skin is healthy eyes bright.
cheerful IN deposition, and IA working every
cAy Ny seishbors are witnesses 70 this re
markible cure. aud the doubling oaes are re-
eassted TO call or write ne or any Of my neigh
Winchester P. O.. Union Co, \. c
MoNnor, N. C.. Oct. %. 1887.
The Potter Drug AMI Chemical Co:
Gentlernen-Nr wm. 5. Stephenson of this
county brought bis son TO town today 10 let Us
ses hlnn, and TO show us what CUTlCURA RE
AEDlE> had done for him. This "a the case re
terred 70 N or letter 70 you some time ago To
look a. the boy now. one would suppose that
there ned never been anything the matter with
Am-seems 70 be In perfect health. We have
written snd herewith inclose what BIS father as
dictated.
REMEDIES and hear nothing but praises for
them We regard the CUTECURA REMEDIES
The lest IN the market, and shall do all we can
10 promote their sale Yours truly
STEVENS & BRUNER,
Druggists and Pharm acists.
CUTIcrRA. the great Skin Cure. and CUrIcURA
SOAP, an exquisite ekin Beautifier externally
ana CUrIcURA REsoLvENT, the new Blood Puri-
FER internally. ase positive cure for every form
OF SKIN and Blood Disease, from mples TO Scro-
fula
Sold everywhere. Price. CrrTcuRA. SOC; soar.
&C; kEsoLyENT 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co. Boston Mass.
@-send for How % Cure SKIN Diseases" "a
peges. % Illustrations and 100 testimonials
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-22

The success which Hoods ssrsaparil la
has had IN freeing childhood from affections
caused by impure blood, is really remark
able Many mother has reason to be
thankful for IL
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-22

TIE o01WnE hst OF ~ rsrri.~.
hceose- 'ssreti fnes issf published. rifb
ane names. rssieence when outside ths citv)
snd sses ei TIE parties
60. Azes
tcrn estt5s rl.sn "
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-22

DI PIES, blsck-hesds. red. rough. chapped
| I'll and oily skin Prevented by CUTIcURA
SOAR.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-22

A1E 4-Hcs4f- fHAeE C.sh Sc SEP
iEL4leE = Ssll<1eF - ii--ke
C8f4 -rsa1t Cs&1. 49, ssDssz ser a. IL
t1l toEef 49,
o&ts s1eais c44a. -. ssptsnbsf. ~.
Co. 1ar asf.1
N1Iskg y ~
Fors sa0g czza s11 sspasm5sr s.3sTsz
tflsler a.
A@n4-A .oas stsa1y tasa ss.s4 a@sisEaosr-
= sza3s. O11oo4E. sss1
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-22
The Newspaper Revolution.

e md enwgs~ Es I'm
~ o. nx <ns
q A IA ns aa-m1s
s3 N the aa
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-22

considerably more than the cifoulations Of al other
Chicago dallies combined II IS hardly necessary
10 say that such soroulauon could not be- attained
much less maintained, except by paper oi high
grade OF excellence, as wei one sole AZ popu-
lar price TO Win such recognition The cheap
Of It's higher priced competitors And this THs
DAILy NEws certainly IS 1t is member of the
Associated Press and is the only papsf in Chicago
which possesses a franchise winch secures to II
both tlle day and night dispatches OF the Associs
ton. In the general field of news gathering Il se
presents IN the highest degree the progressive enter
Prise of American journalism as nssss.paper
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-22
PAINS and WEAKNESSES
OF FEMALES

;;;: 81; !: !: !; q
bO Weaknesses. Warranted vastly
superior 70 al other plas,ers and the most per
iect Antidote 10 Pain, Iniam nation and Weak
ness yet CON pounded At al druggist 25; FIVE for
81 %, or. postage free of POTTER DRUa AND
CLINICAL Co, Boston, Mas
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-22

and - he CHICAGO DAILY NEWs. That The public
appreciated the new departure is best evidenced in
the fact that the S1n reached a circulation OF no.
600 day, and TIE DAILY NEWS $4,000. The
wonderful and constantly growing popularity Of the
condensed, lowprced papers has so far brought the
cumbrous and high-pric blanket-sheets 10 their
senses, that they have now somewhat reformed
both as TO size and price but they are still too far
removed from the true ideal of American jour
nalism to meet the needs of the great majority
In the west The CHICAGO DAILY News has
been the first to appreciate and meet the situation
and it enjoys the results of its twelve years OF
pioneer work in daily circulation averaging over
three times that Of any of its contemporaries, and
Sold by all newsdealers at ONE CENT per &C
$500 per year ~ ,, cer-s ''er nlonfn. Every far
than the cost OF the old ume wee.lv Addres
tyIr~TnD
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-22
Health is Wealth

Dr.E {. waff Nerve and Brain fragment.
guaranteed sIecitc ior hysterIs Dizziness Gen
vuifous, FITS, hsrvCus Neuralgia Headache.
nervous , osfIsiicn caused by The use ~ aicafa,
or tohscco Nskefuluess Nc0tsi Der,~a, -,
toiieninR ~ ne brsin resnltine IN insanity ard
lesoing - misery. dessy ard dcsih, fretH str,ra
oid Age hsfrernCss oSs q Power ia eifnor
sex. invollufsfv lr.eset and et.orres tor,,.@,.
cstseo by oyerereriion ~ the brain srlf t.,se
nr over-in0r Ffnee Fsc1 boz contains 49,
t.sent by a si prepaid on Csipt n prize
VI GrARANTEE SIN RoxFs
To cure sny cssc With esch order reeefvee ~
rs ioT six tpxes scoomTan 20 with g. we vii
tenr 10 TT Chaser car written eusfsntee r. ra-
HtDo tns Inefff- d TIE treatment does 20. effect
cafo e,tsTsrfeef issued ouiy ~
w. II. 1IBBS. DRUGGIST.
sele Agent
l2e Sonroe-sts Grand Rapids. Mich
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-22

no party, sect or interest il voices he unitsd de-
manc OF al those better elements Of society in
behalf OF purity. honesty and deeeney in all the
relations OF life. By just SO much as i thus COM
mends itself TO the regard Of the truly best neo-
pie OF the community does il voluntarily re-
nounce any community OF interest with al others.
% CONSPICUOUS success must have its imi-
tator. and lHE DAILY News has the endorsement
such imitation always bestows. However as ills the
only one-cent paper in Chicago he West which
- aiiiefnDer OF the ASSOCIATED Press 1fher Chi
cdSo NSsoeiaico freSs papers COS all
imitation must continue s. Ear as nSs A<
IS concerned. TO be but imitation L
DAILY News Is the orginal, the bes.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-22

GREAT
M|DSU NJ MMER SALE
OF,
LIGHT TURNED SHOES.
This week we offer 1000
pairs of Ladies' and Chi
dren's Fine Shoes, never to
be duplicated.
Ladies' fine turned shoes,
$500, worth $3.50.
Ladies' French tanned kid
shoes hand turned, $3.50,
worth $3.50.
Ladies' beautifully fin
ished hand turned shoes,
S4.OO, worth $500.
Genuine French kid
turns, $3.50.
French kid of the finest
quality, fit for angels wear,
$500, worth $3.50.
We have the reputation
of keeping the most beau
tiful fitting shOesin the city.
and you will find it to your
interest to call this week at
O'HARA'S.
72 Canai-St.I
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-22

Ilenges COMPARISON WITH any n The land.
ITS editorial columns TRs DMiA Ns.s
speaks from the standpoint OF the inde-
pendent newspaper, and thereby ESCAPES
the temptation OF lmpairing honest and
honorable influence b. oonaenine OF
I defending the questionable under the
pressure OF party allegiance. II Is NOT
an organ. neither is II a neutral IN
estions OF principle. II has the cour-
OF It's convictions The orca, Il
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-22

Sold everywhere Price. crrTcuRA Soc: soar,
&C; kESoLyEST, ST. Prepared by the POTTER
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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-22

Forty years ago the chief duty Of an editor, in
vie~ Of his limited facilities, vas 70 gather al the
news he could and print IL Intelligence vas
transmitted slowly, many occurrences OF interest
were never heard OF beyond their immediate
locality ocean mails were long in transit and the
overthrow Of an European dynasty was not known
here until long after the event Suddenly there
came change. The railroad and the telegraph
superseded old methods and the newspaper was
literally flooded with news The death Of a petty
ward politician IN San Francisco the result Of q
Presidential election the accession Of sovereign
the outbreak Of war. and notice that shanty had
been burden Texas all were hurried over the wires
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-22

into the newspaper oihoes, and there b
noidea OF discrimination. all were printeC
Thus originated the blanket sheet"
The publisher who could send out :
thebiggest blanket for nickel was the :
most enterprising; the biggest paper :.
was the best il was period OF bigness :
But after time the very excess OF the ,.
evil brought the remedy. and there be-
gan an era Of discrimination, during which
arose such journals as the NesU York
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1888-06-21
A WORD OF WARNING.
STATE NOTES

The Congregational statistics of the
State presented at the convention in
Barre last week are: Addison confer.
ence. 1929 resident members, SS.14j
Bennington, COS resident members, 81,
525; Caledonia, 1882 resident members,
S9l go; Chttenden, 1900 resident Nom
bers, 5000; Essex. l2l resident mem
bers, So 05 Franklin and Grand Isle,
929 resident members. 81 S45; Lamoille
400 resident members. $22 80; Orange,
1884 resident members, so 20; Orleans,
1929 resident members. 1861 10: Rutland,
1912 resident members $07 0j; Union,
Sl3 resident members, S40.6 Washing
ton, 015 resident members S4S, 70: Wind
ham, 1871 resident members, $50, 55;
Windsor, Ills resident members, $780,
80.
A Wilmington correspondent writes
that the frs. Haystack mountain party
of the season assembled last week TO
camp and live o. the delicious trout
caught in the cool brooks in the vicin
lty. A second camp was also made at
Crystal Lake, and there they enjoyed a
'sugaring off similar to any ever given
in March, and this in June. A kettle
was hung in oldpn style, and the maple
sugar waxed in snow bank near by
which was 100 feet long and three feet
deep, and it is likely to remain there til
July,
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1888-06-21

Henry WaItcrson draws this pleasing
sketch Cf the career of his party since
lSt |, which Is graphic aud entertaining
to say the least:
In 1861 the D.mOL IS nominated a
Union soldier on Platform declaring
The war failure.
In 1868 ia nominated hard money
DE- mocrat on soft money platform.
Ia 1872 it nominated a life long pro-
tectiUnist on "A non cGmmittdl plat
form.
In 1880 in nominated a Union GrnpI al
on "a platform declering for "a tariff fer
revenue only" This platform the NOM
inee repudlated under the direction of
Mr.. Barnum.
And in every instance we were in
gloriously aud dcservedly beaten.
In 1876 we put a positive man on a
positive platform; he was elected and
fraud alone kept him out of the White
House.
In 1881 we nominated Mr.. Cleveland
IN compromise platform, and he was
elected by scratch because he in New
Jersey and Mr. Hendricks in Indiana
spoke openly fer tariff reform.