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Smyrna times., 1888-10-17

He exposes a palpable blunder in DR..
Bergmann's diagnosis of the case. and
then makes a deadly thrust at bis chief
opponent. lie charges that the EN-
peror's LIE was shortened at least ten
months by malpractice on April 12. for
which ne holds DR.. Bergman respon-
sible. Ihe death-blow, he asserts. was
given when the false passage made by
the tube caused extensive suppuration
around the trachea and steadily deDle-
TED the patients remaining strength.
The book, in place of being a defence
OF the English surgeons practice. is in
reality counter-attack upon the ieal-
Gus German rivals who have reyiled
him.
Inc German surgeons, after the post
mortem examination of the EmperOr's
remains had disclosed beyond question
the cancerous nature of the disease,
held Sir MOrrell Mackenzie account
able for preventing the extreme opera
ton which they had recommended at
the outset. In their Judgment the con-
servatism of English medical science
bad taken away the only chance oflife:
and Sir MOrrell Mackenzie from first
to last had refused to be convinced of
the fatal nature of the malady, and had
shortened the Emperor's reign by his
incompetence and malpractice. The
English blood of the maligned special
ist has been stirred by the inhospitable
treatment which he received in Berlin.
lie retorts in effect that German pro-
fessional skill would have killed the
patient months in advance of the real
date of his death, and that it succeeded
in shortening his life, as it was, by its
clumsy instruments and stupid NAL
practice. Here the controversy rests
momentarily. But it will not be manv
days before the German specialists re-
ply IN detail to their accuser's destruc-
tive criticisms by equally savage stric-
lures upon English malpractice. This
is the most celebrated doctors quarrel
in the annals of medicine. The pres
ent generation may not witness the
end of it.
Smyrna times., 1888-10-17
KENT COUNTY MAN BETS TWO To
ONE THAT HIS TICKET WILL BE
DEFEATED


l tell you what" said Kent Dem
ocrat Friday, " 1 have $500 in the hank
at Dover to bet that the so-called Dem
ocratIc ticket in Kent will not be elect
ca. There is no Democratic ticket
there: The Polly McNatts have nam
eo htteen candidates, but the Demo
c'a's nave not named a ticket. I tell
you what l will dO," the speaker con
uhued, " l will bet you ten to five that
candidates." '--Oi'
a Democratic listener who lives i,
Wilmington did not agree with tho
representation Of the Kent man. and
vas haIt inclined to take the proffered
net Finally $5 note was put up bv
the Kent man, aud the New Castle
man put up 81 80 in silver. which he
aad borrowed from q Republic41
friend. Then the Kent man wanted 10
pet SIOO even that he would win the
other bet. The Republican friend of
Tue New Castle Democrat did NOT have
tnat much money in his inside pocket
ana the second offer was therefore NOT
covered. 0-0-0 uo'
Inns same Democrat from Kent Of
tered to bet the New Castle county
Democrat that J. Colby Smith, the Re-
publican candidate for sheriff in Kent
will be elected by 300 majority, No
one took him up.
Some one in the party then referred
10 Ihe fact that Zeke Cooper and Gen
e@rai @ Aenney had gone over to Wolcott.
On, that don't amount to anything"
said o6n the Kent county man; II know
o0O Democrats who won't vote the
ticket Kenney and Cooper have been
bought; that's what's the matter with
them. They are after something. We
are going to defeat the Wolcott ticket
and don't you forget it," The conpre.
cation was then dismissed with a bene-
Gictlon by the Kent county man.
Morning Nelcs.
Smyrna times., 1888-10-17

The Republicans have not, and prob
ably,will not hold a meeting in Kent
county this campaign, and the Demo-
Gratis in this particular are doing little
more. This condition of things grows
out of the operation of the Bayard
Assessment law, and indicates that pol
itics in Delaware has got into " bad
row of stumps."
Smyrna times., 1888-10-17
A WORD TO " zFKE. u

%, /. Cooper, who recently changed
his baggage, which we believe he does
every two years, paid his respects to
the DetaCarean on Tuesday evening N
last week, in Smyrna, and said. If tbe
SMYRNA TIMES correctly reports him
that the DelaVarean bad tnrned its
back upon its principles. We 40 not
often stop to notice such attacks from
such a source, hut as he has been mt
forward as q leader by those with
whom he is at present politically anil
iating, we will say that we will woger
Ten cents that he does not know what
the sl word Democracy means, or anv-
Thing about political principles. He
seeks to be on the winning side and
mas been candidate for any and All
positions that can give him anv motto.
5lety. Without further notice wen
leave Ezekiel to wrestle with his com
science, hoping that be may be success.
i1l in his search for popularity and
place. = DelalOareaa. "'
Smyrna times., 1888-10-17
Delaware Politics as Cleaned from
our Exchanges.
FOR THE STRAIGHT TICKET.

We know of no Democrat who is
supporting the Democratic ticket state
and county,, who has made anv com
blnation with Mr.. Watson, or anv
other Republicans for any purpose
political or otherwise. Propositions to-
combine with Republicans do not
emanate from such source. but from
those who have been and are still en-
gagged IN concocting schemes to destroy
the organization of the Democratic
party. How utterly ridiculous for the
editor of the DeIdWarean to charge
faithful Democrats with combining
with Republicans when he himself
both through the columns of his paner
and on the public streets and corners
Proclaims that he has struck a bargain
with the Republicans, "irrespective of
race, color or previous condition of
servltude," to defeat the Democratic
ticket OF Kent county. IT has been
frequently asserted and is generally be-
lleved that the legislative branch Of the
Republican ticket of this county was
largely dictated by this editor. and
those from whom he draws his inspira.
Ilon IN order to obtain their SUPPORT.
NO one, however, need be surprised ot
TINS movement, for it is but a repetition
OF what occurred two years ago under
the cloak OF secrecy.-DOUer Iader.
Smyrna times., 1888-10-17
business Locals

GEO. NJ. STEVENSON will roooi,.o
%nu eLC'-.-lL II! all orders for ice cream at the
VIM. T. Smithers has to loan $4,000
IN sums OF 81 900 each; and also 50 zoo
on mortgage on farm land.
Try the Wilmington Citv Steam
Laundry w. F. BUCHANAN, Agent.
Goods called for and delivered bv
tne agent for the Wilmington City
steam Laundry.
- r For the BEST Lemons in Smyrna. 90
TO Geo. NJ. Stevenson's, Market St.
~, Wilmington City Steam Laundry
W. F. BUCHANAN, Agent. y
Use Marvellous Cough Syrun.
ebo sure t cure foT Coughs, Whooping Cough Bron
CHILL OF lhroat affections of any kind. 9''' -''On-
A few Carpets and Mattings loft o.
figures. -" az very low
CoOper's. '''0'' a' . B.
States, Pencils, Pens. Ink TabIots
ETasers. Blank Books. Cravon and III
other School Stationery and nd anu nT an al
Store. OPei DOCK
80! Deyoe .y Brilliant Oil, the best and SAT-
est oil made, at J. B. COOper's. 9''
oIaI;I! Blank Books, all Styles, Sizes and
Qualities at J. B. CoOper's. CIV
Table and Pocket Cntlor,, -
COOper's. 'ioiy "C . b.
o,,'nlte Granlte and Porcelain Tea and
J. B. CoOper's. 0i"'eu' at
a. WINDOW n E Shades and Spring Fixtures
at j. b. Cooper's. Loops and FriDnes IeIor p
COOper's. """'' "U j. b.
Smyrna times., 1888-10-17
THE SMYRNA TIMES.
Smyrna, DeI.,
Wednesday Afternoon, Oct. II, 1888.

THE TIMES is published every Wednesday
afternoon by RoBT. D. HoFFEcKER, Editor and
Proprietor. at Smyrna, Del
TERMS-SUBsCRIPTIoN-O One year, strictly in ad-
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paper discontinued until all arrears are paid
only at the option of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS win be inserted at the rate
Of Seven Cents line for the firstinsertion sub
sequent insertions Three-and-a-half cents. A
liberal discount made to quarterly, semi-annual
and yearly advertisers.
OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged Five Cents
per line.
Smyrna times., 1888-10-17
News Items.

Judge Thurman made publio bis l..
ter accepting the Democratic vice nreS.
| ldential nomination.
1here were twenty new cases of VEL
10" fever reported yesterday in J3ck.
sonvlile and three deaths.
The Federal clerks in washington
are are stated to be freely contributing to
Che Democratic campaign fund.
The United States Circuit Court in
san Francisco decided that the Chinese
Exclusion act is constitutional. and
goes into immediate effect.
Mr.. Blaine addressed an enormous
audience IN New Albany, Ind. and
crltlcised Secretary Fairchild's noIicv
IN nursing" the Treasury surplus.
Chicago street-car strikers attacked
me new men and bIief riot followed
aGnt 1I''leT lone one OF the attacking strikers was
Snot by new employee.
A gentIemanly looking stranper
[eached over the wire screen in fbo
Quebec Bank, Montreal, snatcbed nm
SI9OO from the tellers desk and
escaped. 'N anu
n according to present arrangements
General Harrison will hold onIv one
public reception this week, when 5000
commercial travellers will visit him on
Judge Thurman, after ATTENDING tho
Democratic barbecue at SeIhv1iiio
Ind, was so Frustrated on his retnrn NJ ~
indianapolis that he cancelled his Cos
neh engagement and had to be almost
carried to his hotel. 'O''
The Supreme Court of the District IF
Columbia reversed the decision of tho
lower court, and directed Attorney
General Garland ct al. TO render an ac.
count OF the money and stock received
as ohcers in the Pan Electric Tele-
phone Co. 0i0
Gov. David B. Hill, of New York
completed his Indiana canvass Of
LoSansport Saturday evening. sneaLe
ing TO 1000 people at that place He
spoke at Lafayette in the afternoon
lie left for Albany, much pleased
with his trip to Indiana.
The President is having an easy tino
~ " inc lack OF activity in legisla-
Iloh by Congress. Mrs. Cleveland has
returned to Washington. Notbing
definite is known as to the nrohabie
{ ';e OF the adjournment of Congress-
both the 4>.-OCTa,.c and republican
hatIonal committees are said to he had
Iy IN need of funds.
In the interview between the Pone
ana Emperor William Friday his Hoii1
ness emphasized the necessity of the
restoration of temporal power. and said
al soVerelgns should unite to assure it
emperor William replied that it wouid
De more to the Pope's advantage to
unite with those who represenf tho
principles of order and social conserve
ton, and thereby to better secure the
peace of the world.
twenty-five of the victims If tho
huG Run disaster on the Lehigb Val
ley Railroad were buried Saturday at
scranton, Pa, twenty-nine at Pleasant
ailey, and smaller numbers at NTooeic
Mlnooka and other points. The cor
teSe 10 the cemetery in Scranton was
nearly two hours iu passing a oiven
point. The funeral services were Con- con
Quoted by Catholic priests. Rnsinees
was suspended.
Smyrna times., 1888-10-17
PRoNoUNCEs IT NOT A DEMOCRATIC
TICKET,


we know that the ticket promulga-
ted by the ring caucus on the Both OF
august Is in no sense of the word a
democratic ticket. 1t is not the true
expression Of the Democrats of this
county and we shall not supDort If
and there are about fifteen hundred
true and tried Democrats in this coun-
W that will not vote for such a ticket.
And the abuse of the two Iadeg editors.
who stand before the enlightened pub.
llc OF Kent county, charged with
wrongtully obtaining money from the
treasury of the State, will not deter
them or prevent them from EXERCISING
the privilege of voting as they think
right and proper.
They understand the motive that
aetuated these men to ignore the senti-
ment OF certain hundreds, and realize
that 1t was not for the public good.
They know full well that party rules,
were ignored and that an attempt was
made to humiliate them for opinion
sake. They know full well that no
man who IS not in sympathy with the
corrupt crowd who had a majority in
the County Conyention can, with any
consistency, vote such ticket, TheV
intend to administer a rebuke that viii
not be forgotten and teach the con-
temptible unit rule crowd that Demo-
Gratis are not slaves or serfs. This
wrong deserves a lasting rebuke from
the true Democrats of Kent county
those who are not for self or pelf Pub
lie duty, fealty to party, and honor
demands that these tyrants be buried
IN oblivion on the 9th day of Novem-
Der, and we have no doubt but it will
De done, and so completely that no set
OF men IN the future will dare say unit
rule in any convention on Deiaware
soil. 7" orc
True Democrats will vote this fall
for right and liberty of conscience. and
reDuke the corrupt crew that have dis
graced the State by corruption.
He who dallies IS a bastard.
lie who hesitGtes Is ID
Smyrna times., 1888-10-17

The annual manufactured product
of Delaware is placed at S2O,5OO,OOO
which places the State it is said, sew
enth in the list of manufacturing States.
Smyrna times., 1888-10-17

THE ladies of the w. G. T. U. had a
very satisfactory convention in Middle
town last week, the proceedings of
which will be found on our first page.
Smyrna times., 1888-10-17
WANTED.
NOTICE.

~. inc undersigned, having taken ont IL,
ters Of administration on t6e es1eta ~ Oes iel-
anaef humphreys deceased. herebv 80 80
noeice 20 all persons indebted ~ set,Is
senlei and persons having claims IN nrese,,
them for payment. N'''''''s - present
o.,ouo ihOS. e. HUMPHREYS
Administrator.
Smyrna times., 1888-10-17
GRAIN.
OFFICE OF
Philadelphia ! Smyrna Transportation Company
October 18th, 1888.
NEW WHEAT.
MARRIAGES.

MARRIAGES.
Reess R,eEesssNWALLAGEAt WA. the residence ofwr
y kittenhouse Alexander ffSzissri ioel' oe 9y Ed
ooq lSs El-a Wallace, Of the former place e"'on'
WSOeOih,FQRD-WILCUT-At Se y, olavton o. ~, 80,
Ciovie,i VIE Nev, y x Blades, H. W. Woolsordi diO'n n
'0'' 1nu Miss Mary A. Wilcut, Of Bren BT fora "a
Smyrna times., 1888-10-17
POULTRY and EGGS,

''ia saa i' Egg lD and Dressed Poultry.
G. W. DOWNS.
kenton, Del
Smyrna times., 1888-10-17

THIRD PARTY WOMEN,
Fifteen delegates to The W. C.T.U.
Smyrna times., 1888-10-17

for Carpets 90 to Cranor & Co COZ
Market street, Wilmington, Deleware
Smyrna times., 1888-10-17

When baby was sick. we gave bar ros,o.,,
WHnth WHnth she was a Child, she cried for Csstori
Wbei i she became Miss, she clung 10 Castoris
"heh She mad children, she gave them Cssto1io
Smyrna times., 1888-10-17

Side Bracket and Extension Io,,,,.
at J. B. Cooper's. '" i-"'ii ps
Smyrna times., 1888-10-17
KENTON NURSERiSS
,I!.N + N, BURROWS, PropfrIr''
KENTON' Kent Co., OpI
we have in stock for Fall en,
very fine stock Of sp'ins Trade -,
Apple, Peach, Usage d.
Silver Maple Trees Sn'"hge, ana
y and Raspberry PIan,oer Ioer'

rear, rum and Cherry Tree.
nursery stock at the Io,,,a.. I,' ana all O,b,,
rr'ce Tor Firat-CIass S,oa, ",iarkel
Smyrna times., 1888-10-17
Z. NJ. BURROWS.

>, * r. ornamental i;l! Stock or Fruit M, ,,.
Il 'iiS iist can be furnished at mar5e, mentioned
Smyrna times., 1888-10-17
PEACH TREES

I1L,OOle FdVOrlte, fIot muck
Old Nixon. GIoOe.
stump the World, '''@ahts superb
APPLE TREES.
Early Harvest.
Hed AStrachan, raLIlIher BOugb.
Early HeglO, IIIaiIy Lipenc6t
Early Strawberry, YeIlt.Ln Y1!eiltn Blush
Belle Fleur s,'i-
St. John, Tin"ke House.
English RedS;reak. Gyriia"aIder,
Smith Cider, ''ies Golden
WINTER VARIETIES
Langford Seeding, Wino-
Timber TWig, tpt4I zap
Ben Davis, - ~. winter,
Gibbs, Nait House.
II, - - ornamental i.lt stock or Fruit M, ,..
III 'nls iist can be furnished al naI., mentioned
E. N. BURROWS
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Washington News and Gossip.
Index to Advertisement.

ANrsHMENrs-6th page.
ArroRNEYs-7th page.
AUCTION SALEs-3d and 7th pagsa
BoARprNe-8th page.
BooKs-6th page.
BUSINESS CRAHcEs-4th page.
CITY IrEMs--8th pare.
CoUNrRY REAL EsTATE-0th para
DEATHs-5th pare.
DENrIsTRY-6th pare.
DRY GooDs--6th page.
EDUcArIoNAL-6th page.
FAMILY SUPPLIEs-6th pasa
FIyANcIAL-6th page.
For RENT (Rooms)-4th page.
For RENT (Houses)-Sth pa9e
For RENT (Stores)-4th page
FoR RENT (Ofhces14th pase
FoR RENT (AIiscellaneous)-4th pare.
For SALE (Houses)-3d pare.
For SALE Uots>-Sth page.
FoR SALE (Miscellaneous)-3d paga
HoUsEFuRN1sHINos-7th page.
LADIES GooDs-6th pare
LOCAL MENTIoS-Sth page.
LOST AND FoUND-Sth page
MARRIAGEs-5th page.
MONEY TO LoAN-4th page
MEDIcAL-6th page.
OCEAN SrKAMERs-7th page.
POTOMAC RIVER BoArs-7th paga
PIANOS AND ORsANs-6thp paga
PERsoNAL-Sth page.
Professionalism paga
PRoPosALs-4th pare.
RAILRoADs-7th page.
SPECIALTIEs-7th page.
SPECIAL NorIcEs-lst pare
SUBURBAN PRoPERTY-Sth paga
SUMNER REsoRrs-6th paga
The TRADKs-6th page.
UNDERrAKERs-6thp pags.
WANTED (Help)-4th page.
WANTED (Situations)-4th pagA
WANTED Rooms)-4th page.
WANTED (Houses)-4th page.
WANTED Uots)-4th page
WANTED Miscellaneous)-4thp para
WINTER REsoRTs-6th page
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PERsoSAI--Mr. de Lovenorn, the Danish minis-
ter, and Gen. McCook, Secretary OF the Senate,
were in New York last night. 8. Cameron OF
Chicago, E. Thiebaut OF New York, Frank VOL
colt OF Talland, Wyoming, and Geo. l. Bradley Of
Pomfort: Conn, are at Weckers--L. H. Bah
cock, Edw. r. Johnes, Z. Ellery Anderson, K NJ.
Grant, and Chas. NJ. Scheffelin OF New York, Hon.
y. Frelinghuysen OF Newark, N. j., and George A..
Pearce OF Baltimore are at Wormley's-Ge0. n.
Ptnney, c. A. Hart, and j. II. Browne OF New York,
l. X. Hirsch OF st. Louis, Jno. w. Hogan OF AL
bany, Jas: Elverson OF Philadelphia, and A. p.
E. P. Miller and Aivah Crocker OF Ftchburr.
Mass, j. w. LabOusse OF New orleans. and John
Aolzdeber, S. b. Squier, and w. c. Howell OF New
York are at the Riggs.-GeO. w. King OF Cleve-
land, Ohio, Thad. b. Hawley. Of Bangor, Me-, and
N. H. Gregory of New York are aI the st JameS.-
N. W. Watson and ]. w. Scully OF Pittsburg, Chas.
B. Oglesby OF MiddletOwn, Ohio, VIM. DinkelspieL
j. A. Macdonald, Ernest Vargas, and Victor Du-
rant OF New York, j. M. Bemis OF Boston, and j.
W. Greene of Brooklyn are at the Arlington.
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Three Mimers Killed.
A SAD ACCIDENT IN THE GOLDSMITH NINE AT BUTTE

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Hanging In one corner of the room of the Sen.
ate ,,hrarv COMMITTEES ,s . n,ctura w,th an ,ntSr
est,no h,s,orv T,,s a nortre,t =, uanrv orrsns
M sonth csroa,na n vas na,ntao An ,zs1 vn,,s
Ianrsrs vas cononad "a a r,,sorer ,n ,na ro~er
Of london ne had heen sent nv the Cont,nental
congress as mnister 10 holano, Win tne view on
his enecting loan OF money from that govern
ment TO this. I'm rous to Holland Laurens was
s,z ukys, sne ns 80 ~ @ a. ,Sa sc@ss
ssAen w Ao"oon. nc vas suus up 'A '"S
hsoSkk or STATE
the time ana he painted the portrait of Mr.
I.rror. wntcn nox hancs An the Can,fol Tbe
prison walls form the background, and In one
hand the sturdy American patriot holds sheet
OF manuscript on which the following can oe reso;
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THE SIGNAl. SERVICE.
A Talk with General Greely about the
Recent Cut Down and tho Rate Bill.
SOME OF THE CITIES IN WHICH THE SERVICE WAS 10
HAVE BEEN DISCONTINUED WILLING TO PAY THg
EXPENSE OF KEEPING IT UP-THE BILL OF SENATOR
BATE APPR0vED.

Gen. 9reely remarked to STAR reporter this
morning that he had already received communi-
cations from some Of the cities whose signal sta
tions are to be discontinued, as reported in TIE
STAR q few days ago. ''Of course, he said, "they
all want me to reconsider my action, but tell
them that it is not matter OF sentiment, but OF
finance and law, and am only doing what have
been forced to DO by the appropriations To be
sure. might go ahead and continue the work at
these stations, thus causing deficiency, but that
would not be based on sound business principleS
such as hope to maintain In the manage.
Erie, Representative Scout who is citizen q that
place. offers to pay the rent OF the ONCE, while in
Rochester various citizens agree TO contribute suf-
1t is probable that the stations In that city viii re-
main open. The people OF Sandusky have also
written me requesting that do not discontinue
else. believe that they, too win ofer 70 pay the
rent OF the building. These communications and
the spirit shown by them is gratfying as IL shows
TIE FORM OF THE APPROPRIATION B1L SHOULD BIZ
''The trouble" " he continued, ''has arisen from
the condition OF the law. Now the contingent ex-
penses OF the service are provided for in three
separate items for military telegraph lines for
sea board lines, and for the rent OF ouildingS and
that any balances from any one OF these items
must be turned into the Treasury, regardless Of
any deficiency in the others shall probably save
graph service. while. as you see. am
forced to cut down my expenses on rents because
am 6, 900 short This would easily be avoided II
the whole service were provided form lump sum.
have suggested to the House committee, a. Q
compromise measure, that there be q clause tn
serted whereby per cent Of the balance OF any
one OF the three appropriations may be turned IN
TO the use OF either or both OF the otherR While
this would never amount to great deal, II would
help, and in my case, where pare and trim an q
my estimates down Is low as po6eiblet tt would
sometimes help me out Of Just such hole as this.
90 not believe In preparing estimates oy nrst cal
culating the probable cost and then adding 10 Per
cent"
HOPES SENATOR RATES BuL WILL PAsa
When shown an abstract Of the bin which eena-
tor Bate introduced DAY before yesterday, pfoyi-
ding for . regarding and Assignment OF the on
GERS In the Signal service, o well - other ways
and means of fncreas1ng It's enctoncy, he said: lt
u just such bl a. the service media In the 0F1t
place, IL win save to the Government about IN
eighth Of 2 million dollars ennaa,ly Desides e.
cr0asing the efficiency and strength Of the eeev1ce
generally. It gives omcerA ny Provtding 1r sx-
aminations, proepect 70 which they can look fog-
ward hope the bdn win pAAS