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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-05-18
Way Of the Trulce.(,uesser.

Smith-There are some passages i'll the
Bible that are little obscure.
Jones-Which one. for instance?
well, that one about the way of the
trance guesser bsing hard. Nine. Debal
seems to have had very soft thing of it.
1T will be hard to make the public be-
lieve she isn't fraud, though. "-Teras
Siftings.
The reason our Kentucky brethren drink
SO much Bourbon is because O many Boone
companions are not dead vet.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-05-18
Too Far For Economy.

John, said the minister to the sexton.
that pulpit cushion is worn out. l wish
that YOU would see that a new cover is nut
on it."
;. Yes, SIR" said John. grimly, II know
Its worn out, and it's the third since last
fall. 1t amt my place to make remarks,
Sir, but in my opinion there's such thing
as carryin' religion little bit too far
Puck
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-05-18
JACK and Jill each took pill,
Old-tnshioned kind-fuli grown:
Jacks went down-but with & frown-

Smiles will supersede many frowns. and
many discomforts will be unknown, when Dr..
flerce's Pleasant Purgatlve Pellets entirely
supersede, as they bid fair to do the large
and less efficient pill of our forefathers.
Every day they gain new laurels! Most
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-05-18
NORTHUMBERLAND!

bic0rl>onate ofsoda. One
teaspoonful Of the "Ar,n
l. Hammer" brand Of
Soda or Salcratus mixed
with sour milk equals
four teaspoonfuls of the
best Baking Powder.
saving twenty times ito
cost, besides being much
healthier. because ~
does not contain any
Injurious subs tances,
such as alum, terra alba
etc.. Of which many Bak-
ing Powders are made.
Dairymen and Farmers
should use only the"Arm
+ Hammer" brand for
cleaning and keeping
Milk Pans Sweet and
Clean.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-05-18

4..%tE.tS..f..Es,E7.sEE sEtk%
to I'VE dollars in Rubber Coat, and
at his first half hours experience In
o storm finds to his sorrow that it 10
hardly u better protection than mos
quito netting, not only feels chagrined
at being SO badly taken in, but also
feels ii he does not look exactly like
Ask for the "FIsH BRAND" SLIcKER
does not have the FISH BRAND, send for de
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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-05-18
cURES ALL HuMoRS,

CU6ES ALL HUI IIO8Ss
worst scrofais. ssit.rIeum. Fever.s sS ~
scaly or Rough Skin. in short. all diseases
bed blood By
cine. Great Eating Ulcers rapidly heal under
its benign influence. Especially has Z mani
tested its potency in curing letter. Eczem..
ulo..s Sores and Swellings, Hip joint Disease.
white Swel!inga," Goitre, or Thick Neck.
and Enlarged Glands Send ten Ten, cents i9
plates. on Skin Diseases, or the same amount
for Treatise on Sorofulous Affections.
"FoR THE BLOOD % THE LIFE"
Thoroughly cleanse it by using DR.. Plcrce,e
Golden Medical Discovery, and good
digestion, a fair skin, buoyant spirits, vital
strength and bodily health will be established.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-05-18

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We offer the man who wants service
mot style) garment that will keep
him dry IN tho hardest storm. It 10
called TOWERS FISH BRAND
"SLICKER," q name familiar to every
Cowboy all over the land. With them
the only perfect Wind and Waterproof
Cost 10 "f0wer's Fish Brand Slicker."
and take no other. lfyour storekeeper
J. TOWER, 20 Simmons ST., Boston, Mass.
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24

on immigration made at the October
meeting, " bich will shortly be published
and circulated In the annual report OF
the Board, will satisfy any intelligent
Virginian Of the Importance OF the
recommendations of the speciai commit
tee herewith enclosed), and the action
Of the Board In this behalf.
The agent to the Board, Judge Charles
Grattsn, will at once enter upon his
duties, and while he visits other etates,
meets with their people, vii! visit The
counties, ascertain their wishes, resources,
etc, and keep In constant communica-
ton with Judge Grattap, thus forming a
continual aud continued line Of eommn-
nication between the people OF Virginia
who have lands to sell, and those -o'
other States who desire TO buy, as well az
TO secure for Virginia capital and skilled
labor for the development and establish
men, OF all the industries for which our
vas. resources OF minerals and timber
offer such opportunities.
Ishall make an official appeal to every
paper in the State for aid In this moy G
ment, and shall be grateful to all who,
withou, waiting for such appeal TO reach
them, sh Ill take hold OF this important
subject. THOMAS WHITEHEAD.
Commissioner OF Ag riculture
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24
HONOR TO WHOM HOSOK. ETC
Tribute 20 Dr. Henry &. Jones.

I notice with pleasure the many high
ig-6tserved compliments which have beer
paid 10 Mr. Ashton Siarke, pre- tsident OF
the Virginia Agricultural, Mechanica
and Tobacco Exposition for the great
ability and untiFing energy he has dis.
Diayed in working that enterprise up
from incipi,nt bankruptcy TO state o'
great financial and commercial success
but while heartily endorse all the high
encomiums layished upon the president
| cannot foIbear saying that whenever his
name is mentioned in praise for his great
work at our Exposition, il should sl~sy.
be coupled with that Of his able lieuten-
ant, that modest little gentleman, Dr
Henry C. JOres. man exceliiDg III bis
own profes ion, who did not hesitate
Datriotically 10 lerd the force Of his com
prehensiye and brilliant mind and untir
ing energy 10 the management and ar
ranging Of the affairs of our Expo
siti0n and it is not doing him honor
Oyermnch to say that its success Is
"a much, II not more, due 10 HIN
than TO the unaded Efforts Of any other
one man connected with il. ! do not
mean TO say that Dr. Jones could have ac-
complished by bis unassisted energy, the
Grand cOnsnmmation which has been
reached, but do mean TO say that he
was as necessary 10 President Starke as
the aggressive boldness Of Starke was
necessary TO cOunteract the shrinking
mode sty of DR.. Jones. general man
ager il was absolutely necessary tohave a
miud Of peculiar type, full o! yersa'lle
culture and strength, mind untrammel.
Cd by preiudicial environment, mind
capatle OF compreherding and explain
ing the mos, complex scientific discover
les and appliances of the preseI age and
their practical utility in the industrial
arts. and such a mind = found IN
him. which made him the power
behind the throne, the main
snring of action from the time
when our great Exposition was as yet 10
embryo 20 the day of iis successful end
ing. That it has had phenomenal sue
cess no one will disl ute, bU, do maintain
that its success is mainly due 10 the
saqacily and to the systematic and vel
directed energy Of DR. Henry &. Jones
and both President Starke and he are
entitled TO the profoundest gratitude OF
the people Of the city OF Richmond and
that Of Ine entire people OF this grand old
state who have h,d such golden oppor-
iunity Of advertising their business, and
at the same time showing TO the world
the vast resources Of this grand old
Commonwealth, an end which could not
have been so we'll attained by any
Other means which would have
been 80 cifeclual and efficient. The
writer is No, personal friend of The
Director Geuersl's, as might be supposed
from this communication, but he is an
admrer Of the high qualities OF mind
and character which give such a as 5ift
@ everything that he undertakes, which
Is per Sc almost a guaranty Of success
He is only for giving honor where honor
is due. lie IS equally the friend OF
President Ashton starke, and thinks he
ought to be Governor, bu. at the same
time he is for DR. Henry {. Jones toI
Presiden, Of the United States
CITIZEN.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24
BRIEF TELtGKAMS.

BosTOS. November 23-J. w. Mackin
,osh & Co. this morning announced theiI
suspension in the stock exchange.
NEW YORK, November % DR.. Bald
win said to day, "a percepiabe change
has taken place in Mrs. Jay Gould's con
dition since yesterday. She rested poorly
last night and is gradually sinking TO-
day"
NEW YORK, November 23.-The for
eign bankers who have ordered gold foI
shipment to Europe state that owing
TO the demand in London for gold bars
for shipment to Rcssis end South Amer
lea, bankers on the other side are paying
for gold a fraction over the nominal
price. The total gold taken for ship
ment so far this week Is 81 654, 900.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24
R,chmoud 9 Chesapeake Railroad.

The stockholders OF the Richmond &
Chesapeake Railroad met yesterday. This
is the road which. when built, will run
from Richmond via Tsppahannock
across the Rappshannock river at that
point TO the mouth of the Potomac. This
company is also the one which has the
building of the Eight street tunnel -,
Secretary Portiaux was seen, but could
give no inform alton. Questioned about
Inc tunnel, he said he absolutely knew
nothing. lie stated that the stockholders
adjourned over from day 70 day, and in
few days. possibly o-morrow or today
he might be able to give some news. lie
hoped 70 give the press, al no distant day
some accurate aud truthful information
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24
CABLE FLASHES.

81 PErERsBURG. November 23.-The
Journal de 50. 'PeterSb0urg denies that .
secret treaty has been entered Into by
Cores and Russia II admits that Uorea
has granted to Russia facilities for trade
across the frontier.
ROME, November 23 Bishop Lyman,
who Is here. will preach at the American
Church on Sunday next.
DuBLN, November ga farmer
named Daily has been murdered at Tralee.
County Kerry. He had been shot four
times.
81. PETERSBURG, November 23.-The
car has signed the ukase authorizing z
the new loan.
LONDON, November % "A company Is
about to begin operations with head
quarters at Brussels and capital OF ten
million francs with ihe object OF opening
markets for Ru ssian goods.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24
HOME NEWS.
The Latest HapPening gs
on the North AmerI-
can Continent. s.
DUN q cos REPORT OF THE STATE
OF TRADE.
Brief kilograms from All Points.

Ngw YoRK, November pr @. Dun
K Co.'S weekly review of trade will say
business has made fair progress during
the past week, and the prospect for fur-
iher Improvement Is considered good.
But the damage to the cotton crop by
wet weather has caused hesitation in por.
tions of the South, while the outward
movement Of gold at New York Is not
encouraging 10 speculation.
THE cotton movement Is large, but
It'll much behind last yesr. No change
appears, and sn estimate that the yield is
100 600 bales docs not accord with ac-
counls OF injury in several Southern
Ststes. Business failures during the last
seven days number for the United States
260; Canada, 80 total, 2?6-as compared
with 237 last week and 901 for the CORES
ponding week of last year
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24
FATAL RAILWAY COLLISION.
An Extra Runs Into Regular Freight
Train.

An Extra Runs Into a Regular Freight
Train.
PITTsBURo, PA, November 23-An
extra construction train loaded with ties
for distribution along the road pulled
ou, of Wellsville at 4;3o o'clock this
morning and should have taken side
track at Yellow Creek to allow regular
freight No ~ to pass. The crew over
looked this fact and continued on their
way. Both trains were running at a
high ra,e OF speed when they met with
terrific force on a sharp curve, near Ham
mondssille. Engineer Whitaker OF the
extra had one leg badly crushed and was
otherwise seriously injured; Condnclos
George Reese OF No 81 was badly In
jared about his neck and shoulders, En-
gineer T. Dolphin ard Brakeman slayin
OF No 80 were taken from under the
wreck dead Both engines and several
cars are completely demolished. All
trains are delayed, passengers arriving
via Alliance and The PIttsburg, Fcrl
Wayne and Chicago Railway.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24
DYNAMITE GUNS FOR THE NAVY.
Direct Competition between the Graydo'
and Zalenski Companies.

Direct Competition between the Graydon
and Zaienski Companies.
WAsHINGTos, November 23.-Captain
Zaleuski was in consultation with the
Chief Of Ordnance to-day about preu-
matte guns for coast defense. The
American Gun Company of New York,
Gtneral John Porter, president, that is
operating Lieutenant GraYdon's preu-
matte guus and Admiral Ammens war
ram, are also in the field as COM
pe,i,ors for furnishing these guns
for both swift cruisers and for coast
and harbor Drawings and specifi-
cations of their dynamite weapons Of
warfare have been submitted to Secreta-
ries Whitney and Endicott a. well as TO
TO the Ordnance and Fortidcations
Board, Of which General Schofeld is
president The army appropriation bill
this year authorizes the expenditure Of
S4O0, 900 for the purchase Of dynamite
guns, and the War Department will soon
advertise for propost Is for furnishing
them, and lively competition between the
companies operating the Graydon and
Zilenssi guns is expected
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24
FOREIGN TELEGRAMS.
Yesterdays News Re-
ported by Cable from
The Old World.
OUrRAGEs INVESTIGATED BY EEK
PARNELL COMMISSION. sfl
Alleged Boul.nsi.t Comp a. Et.s, Esc.

LONDON, November 23-At the sitting
of the Psrnell commission to-day Inspec-
tor OF Police Haeeins testified concerniug
outrsges at Castle Island, County Kerry.
sir Charles Russell objected to witness
giving evidences regarding matters beyond
his personal knowledge ..f
Presiding Justice Hannen said he ad-
mitted reports made by the police at
times for what they were worth. Wit
ness, resuming, quoted from statistics
which showed that from November, 1882,
to September, 1884, i60 outrsges were
committed. On cross-examinstion wit
ness said be believed that farmers sons
initiated outrsges in order to evade
the payment Of rent. He knew
of 90 bogus ou.rages. He was not aware
that men had conniyed TO damage their
own property in order TO secure COM
pepsaiion from the quarter sessions lie
did not think that all outrages were due
10 secret societies. Some of them we're
the result OF family Quarrels or Of private
malice He had connected the league
with moonlighting because prior TO the
existen of the league Kerry had been
peaceful
Mr.. Reid, Of counsel for the Psrnellites,
asked What Is yorr ground for assum-
ing this connection !"
Witness-"At every meeting OF the
league landlords and bailifls were de.
nounced. As cons quence both OF
these classes became unpopular and near
ly every man who has been murdered
belonged to either one clasa or the other"
ALLEGED BouLANGIsT COUP p ETAT.
PARIS, November 23.--The Boulsngist
and conservative journals charge the
government With preparing coup d'etat
TO be carried out on the occasion OF the
demonstration at the grave Of the reyo-
Iutionist, Baudin, on December 2. They
allege that government agents will min
gle with the people In the cemetery on
iha, day and provoke conflict. The
leaders in the demonstration will then be
arrested on irumpedu2 charges OF hsy-
ing been engaged in plotting against the
state, and will sfIerward be prosecuted
for treason.
THE cOUP D'ETAr REPORT DfscREDfrED
LONDON, November 23-1he story
SlaFLeu Dy but ATS conotiNdtiSC ouu
Boulangist newspapers that the Govern
ment is preparing coup d'etst TO be
sprung on the occasion of the
Anniversary of the burial OF Com
munist Bsudin, on December 2,
is generally discredifed by Parisisns
who are more inclined TO be-
Iieve that there IS scheme on for to pro-
pogate an immense demonstration In
favor of Boulanger on the same occasion.
THE PANAMA CANAL PROJECT.
PARIS, November PA circular letter
signed by Martin, ex-agent Of the Pan
anna Canal Company. charging that NJ.
NJ. Baihaute ard Barbe, exMinisters of
Public Works, has taken bribes for the
assistance rendered by them to the Pan
ANA Canal Company, has been seat TO
each Of the deputies. Mr.. Martin also
charges that over flty deputies are also
connected in a. corrupt way with the
canal project 'He Is anxious that the
ex. Ministers take legal action against
him
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24
Duel In CeWfral Park.

New YORK, November 23-Lying on
the ground in secluded part OF Central
Park policeman found heavy single
barrelled pistol and several hsndker-
chiefs stained with blood The ground
In the vicinity also contained blood
marks. The police are investigating the
case, and It fs generally believed that a
duel has been fought. Last night was
clear and cold and by the light OF an al
most full moon q duel could have been
easily fought. The handkerchiefs found
were of fine linen, and a corner OF each
had been torn away as If to prevent
Identification.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24
Week of Prayer.

The week of prayer for yourg men Will
begin at $50 3 m Sunday al the Young
Mems Christian Association OF this city
with conservation meeting. An inter
esiing discourse about sowing via
Oats" will be delivered at pm by Mr.
Il. O. Williams State Secretary. Every
night during lhe week evangellstic meet
ings will be conducted by Mr. Williams,
beginning at SID pm. These meetings
are for men, and il Is proposed that The
e.ngipc on these occasions be msce
especially attractive. The singing at the
Sunday afternoon meeting as well as at
Night will be conducted by Nj. Il. ; NJ
Valentine, with the assistance OF the
male chorus
sunday al pm. the railroad branch
OF the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton will Join with the larger association,
and have peoples met ting al PARK Place
Methodist Episcopal Church Addresses
will be made Dy several earnest workers,
and Captain Frank Cunningham VIII
sing; also the male chorus under the
direction OF Mr.. Valentine.
Every afternoon at . o'clock BlDie
Readings will be given by different
rastors in The Young Mems Christian
Association Hall 10 which the puollc Is
invited The young men's societies o.
the churches are urged TO take an active
part in all these meetings. And TO bring
other young men with them. Encourag
iag reports have been received from Other
associations in the State. Many young
men having been led into the churches
through the instrumenialiiy OF these
meetings.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24
Dr. Da-hieI's Lecture.

Rev. DR.. Dashiel delivered last night
The second and las. Of two lectures on
scenes In Europe TO a most appreciatiye
audience. The lecture was mainly de-
voted to scenes In London. such as West
minister Abbey, St. Pau's, the Tower, etc.
Stereopticon views illustrated the lee
tnre. The views Of q number OF cathe-
drals were shown, exterior and interior.
among them ST. Paufs, kipan,
Yorkminster, Lincoln, with its beau
tiful windows, Durham, Peterborough,
where the venerable Bede is buried; Car
Isle, where Is the window which cost
more than enough to buy four churches
like St. Marks and leave a balance
which window was shown on the can
yas-Eiy and others.
DR.. Dhshiel said he wanted 10 give
another lecture al future date, about
Christmas, when all the congregation
would be present in social way, on the
many scenes in the north OF England
and In Scotland which had been immor-
talized by Sir Walter Scott.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24
General Harrison Denies.

New YORK. November 23-The
W0rids indianapolis correspondent, ,ele-
graphs: an interview had with General
Harrison, in which the latter denies the
truth Of the Published reports of alleged
statements made by him concerning the
annexation Of Canada. The General
says he has had no talk with anyone on
the subject of the ennexa,ion OF Canada,
and has said nothing about using the
E"surplns' in purchasing the territory OF
the Dominion.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24
THE X. OF LIS.
Powderiy Overwhelmin:

Powderiy Overwhelmingly Reelected.
ISDIANAPoLIs. November 23.-The or
der OF business announced for the morn
ing was the election Of officers, aud nom
nations we're at once called for Gen
eral Master Workman Powderly wa:
nominated by Daniel J. Campbell OF
Scranton. and Martin Hsnely of New
Jersey by Victor Drury of District As
sembly a.. Birch OF Ohio was also
nominated A great many seconds fol
lowed. The vote resulted: Powderly
IA, Hanelcy, 81; Birch, I.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24
4 50, 900, 900 Coal and iron Company

BIRMIsGHAN, ALA, November 23.-
The Fort Payne Coal and Iron Company
of Fort Payne, Ala, was organized yes
terday with a capital of i've million dot
lars. The company has purchased % 600
acres Of valuable coal and iron lands at
Fort Payne. One million of the capital
stock will be held in the treasury. In adj
di,ion TO the coal aud iron industries the
fire brick lime, silica and granite proper
ties, In which the tract abounds, will ul-
tima,elY be developed.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-24
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Occurrences Of Interest
In and About
the City.
THE ELECTRIC LIGHTS on BROAD
STREET.
General Items and Erief Mention.

Prior TO the opening OF the Exp' al
ton the city extended its electric light s
out Broad street 10 the Exposition build
ing in order 10 ligh, the road at night.
No more commendable move was ever
done, and the city had the light 10 DO II
because, by act OF Assembly, it as con
troll Of Broad street In Henrico county as
far as the continuation OF the Reservoir
boulevard
The lights and poles and wires are now
being taken dowD. But three OF
these poles and lights we're in the city
limits. Before the Exposition, the fsrthest
light westward on Broad street was right
at the Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad freight depot. The
lights during the Exposition were PLACED
about one square apart thus allowing
three TO be within the corporate limits,
the line between city and county passing
Just above the grounds surrounding
Richmond College
Broad street opposite the College has
been quite well built up with dw elling
houses and stores, and the dwellers
and merchants above the dopo. are
anxious 10 have the three electric lights
retained. They were Yesterday engaged
in signing a petition, which will be pre-
sented TO the Electric Light Committee
at its next meeting, asking for the relen-
tion OF the lights.
One of the best arguments in their
favor is that in this part OF Broad street
there are no pavements and no gas lamps,
Everything is dark, ard the owners oi
the property and the merchants, all tax.
payers, think that after the plant Is all
there they should not be shrouded IN
darkness with improved streets again.