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The morning news., 1888-08-26
Keelv'6 New Force

Mr.. Keely, the motor man, is proving
himself fully equal to the task of prevent
ing the directors in his motor company
from finding out whether or not he has dis
covered new motor. They brought q suit in
Philadelphia some time ago for the purpose
of compelling him to disclose whatever Sc
cret there might be in connection with his
alleged motor, and the court granted a mo-
ton requiring him to answer such questions
as might be asked him.
Keeiey has issued a circular to the stock
holders of the company, in which he says
that if the directors don't let him alone he
will abandon the motor business altogether
and let the company make the best of it.
OF course the stockholders are ,all alarmed.
1t is estimated that they have invested in the
motor, all told, about 81 900, ,OOOin cash, and
they don't want to lose their money,
if they can possibly help it. AS
long as there is a mystery connected with
the alleged motor, hope will be entertained
by the stockholders that their stock will
some day be worth many times its par
value. 1t is true their hope has been de-
ferred a long time, but it is not yet dead,
ana ~ ls pIObdDle blcy VIII AluuCo CIe III
rectors TO dismiss the suit against Keely
and lot the inventor alone
Keely, however, wants a little more
money, and he tells the stockholders that
while they own shares in his "vapor force"
invention, and the machinery for its gener-
alton, they have no interest whatever in his
ultimate systum" 1t seems that he con-
sders this latter force, which, by the way,
he also calls Sympathetic attraction" a
much more valuable one than the 'vapor
force" and he tells the stockholders that he
will let them have an interest IN it for a
reasonable consideration. or course they
will crowd each other in their effort to get
an interest in it. The greatest force that
has appeared in all this motor business is
Keely himself. Tho way he has drawn the
money out of the pockets Of greedy folks,
simple folks, and folks who are in haste to
be rich, Is really marvellous
The morning news., 1888-08-26
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The morning news., 1888-08-26

Congressman Bourke Cochran, Tam
many brave, is going to make Cleveland
and Thurman speech in Boston the FIRST
week in September, and he announces that
from that time until sundown on election
day he will be on the stump. Cochran is
determined to share in the glory of defeat
ing the republican party.
The morning news., 1888-08-26

Mayor Hewitt, of New York, explains
that when he said before the Fassett COM
mittee the other day that the people of
New York might have to submit to him
this year, he meant that they might have
to submit to his determination not to be a
candidate again. Pretty close observation
fails to reveal the fact that the people of
that city are urging Mayor Hewitt to make
the race
The morning news., 1888-08-26

Tho republican organs continue to be
troubled about the delay Of Mr.. Cleveland's
letter of acceptance. The New York Tri-
bttsle Of Friday said: at has been exactly
eighty doys since President Cleveland was
renominated, and still no letter of accept
anoe. This beats the record" Let's see
how many days has it been since Mr.. Blaine
made his defense of trusts! Well, the Tri.
b.tne hasn't said word about trusts since
then Mr.. Cleveland's letter of acceptance
will be forthcoming, but will the republi-
can party help the country to put down
trusts The silence of the organs seems to
indicate that il will not
The morning news., 1888-08-26
FOR sLEEPLEssNEss
Use Il orsford's Acid Phosnba.

DIR. G. r. DAKE, Belleville, H., says: "I
have found it, and il alone, to be capable
Of producing a sweet and natural sleep in
cases Of insomnia from overwork Of the
brain, which so often occurs in active pro-
fessional and business men"
The morning news., 1888-08-26
Fully Justified.

From the NeU York World lpem)
By this message the President has completely
circumvented tho republican partisans of the
senate. He has taken from the republican poll
ticians the power TO arouse New England and
the country generally with the cry that the
and chat It is not equal to maintaining the rights
of citizens The President in discussing the
questions involved, shows great familiarity
with the subject in all its phases. In the alb
sence of a treaty. he is justified in calling for
these measures of retaliation.
The morning news., 1888-08-26

A man may be a millionaire, and yet be
arrested for failure to pay debts. Such is
the experience of Henry B. Crosby, of New
York, who has been spending the summer
at Throgg's Neck. When he returned to
New York, the other day, one of Inspector
Byrnes' men nabbed him, on a charge OF
larceny. Mr.. Crosby's lawyer, who was
Immediately sent for, smiled when he read
the warrant, and said it an nsunted to an at
tempt to collect bill in a criminal court
II appears that Mr.. Crosby purchased from
Rosenheim Bros, of New York, champagne,
whisky and brandy, valued at 1851, and
failed to pay the bill He claims that his
order was not properly hlled, and that he
viii pay as soon as IL ia
The morning news., 1888-08-26

Jay Hubbell has been at the republican
national headquarters, and wants the coun-
try to take notice that Michigan will give
big republican majority. He says: "The
laborers in Michigan are dissatisfied with
Cleveland, and very few Of thom will vote
for him." This is the first time Huhbell
has paraded his views before the public
since he was defeated for congressional
nomination in Michigan by tariff reform
republican.
The morning news., 1888-08-26

The Tammany braves appear to have a
very good opinion of Chairman Mills abil-
ity as campaign orator. They have de-
c:ded to distribute 100000 copies of his
Fourth of July speech, delivered at Tam
MANY hall
The morning news., 1888-08-26
Again Routed.
u & tiI LNO NOOI'
From the Mem York Herald (Indl

From the NeU York Herald Ind.l
Again the republican senate has goue down in
contest with the democratic President. The
defeat this time is even more complete and
overwhelming than that in 1885 There is an
exposure of the superficial and partisan meth
ods OF that body il dealing with great interna-
tlonal questions which, in the view of the Amer
lean people, will turn this latest reverse of the
American house of lords into something like a
shameful and inglorious rout.
The morning news., 1888-08-26

Gen. Harrison did not shake hands with
anybody yesterday He will devote the
next two weeks to a letter in which he will
accept an invitation to lead the republican
marty to defeat
The morning news., 1888-08-26

Speaking of Mr.. Thurman's recent
speeches, Mr.. De Lancy Nicon of New
York says: They are simply grand. There
is not another man in the country who
uld do so well" Mr.. Nicoli wandered
away from the path of rect!tude when he
allowed the republicans to run him for dis
trict attorney of New York against Col.
Fellows, but this utterance shows that he
has found his way back
The morning news., 1888-08-26

Mrs. Alice Shaw, the New York woman
vino has lately electrified Londoners by her
wonderful whistling, is g passenger on the
"City Of Rome" bound for this country.
She states that she brings with her moSc
pleasant "reminiscences of her English tour.
Are these "reminiscences in the shape of
English coin!
The morning news., 1888-08-26

What sort of ministers do they turn out
in Richmond? Here is an account of the
arrest of two divinity students for creating
a disturbance because both of them wanted
to monopoize the attention OF young lady.
The morning news., 1888-08-26

The Now York Star seems to think that
yellow fever will be conquered when some
genius invents plan for lowering the tenn
perature of a whole city to freezing point,
just as the temperature in a refrigerator
car is lowered. The Star strives to be
original. and sometimes succeeds.
The morning news., 1888-08-26

Foraker has spoken, but the newspapers
don't overflow with reports of what he said.
Foraker is oyershadowed by Thurman.
The morning news., 1888-08-26
Dwarfs Partisanship.

From The Philadelphia intes Qt,d)
The message viii awaken universal interest in
the question, and the full, concise and dispas-
sionate presentation Of the issue by the EXecu-
tive will dwarf partisanship in popular discus
sion,
The morning news., 1888-08-26

Chairman Brice, of the democratic cam
paign committee, hos just returned from
another trip 10 Washington, where he
talked freely with the President, between
whom and himself the most cordial ucder-
standing exists. The President is thor
oughly satisfied with the work Of the COM
mittee thus far, and Mr. Brice gave him
very encouraging reports from New York,
New Jersey, Connecticut, Indiana, Illinois,
Michigan and California. II the democrats
should curry these states in addition to the
aouth, nobody need be greatly surprised.
The morning news., 1888-08-26

The New York Tribune denies that the
republicans of the senate wanted to take
two weeks recess TO prepare their tariff
bill. 1t says that body has too much busi-
ness before it to think of taking a recess.
And yet the republicans were very eager to
adjourn at an early hour in the afternoon
when Mr.. Cleveland's fisheries message was
announced. They wanted to gain time to
find somO way out of the hole Mr.. Glove
land placed them in, but nights search
failed to reveal enc to them.
The morning news., 1888-08-26

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using MEAD's Corn AND BUNIoN
PLAsTERs, which are sold and
recommended by every live Drug
gist throughout the United States
and Canada.
In fevers and other summer dis
eases it is advisable to purify the
sick room daily. and for this pur-
pose nothing excels HYDRoNAPH.
THoL PASTILLEs. These pastilles
when burned in the sick room
cause no perceptible increase in its
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Don't forget BENso s
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The morning news., 1888-08-26
CURRENT COMMENT.
The kenl Situation.

From, he Ne,c York Star (Dem.)
| Tho message of the President on the fisheries
| question defines without exaggeration very
! grave situation
The morning news., 1888-08-26
Right There st the Right Time.
Eron, IA Ne,c York 1Ynlca (Ln1n.

from The lNe3C York T1nac3 lI1ldJ
The Presidents message to congress on the
subject Of retaliation against Canada is strik
ms Illustration Of bis happy faculty Of dong
the right thing at the right time and in the right
way.
The morning news., 1888-08-26

Thirty years and more of trial
Show that SOZODONT deserves
Public confidence completely,
And it's object fully serves.
Snowy teeth, gums hard aud ruddy,
Twill confer ON everybody.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-06
ouH FonmfaN nuDdnT

Nlsa Lgne OF mnglieh hteameFs-'A hunnlah
Expedition 10 Far on rhibet--Myn1eft
a4s and Awful Crime m Lonaon-'Ah
Austrian Village on Fire
liiy eable 70 tho Aews'DenooTatl
Iospos, Aug, al.-A new line OF
a,et steamers for New YORK VIII run
lFeafler from Milford, South wales
MOSCOW, Aug. Sl,-Gen, prajeyalssy
A pfussian explorer, has started from
~ reteraburg 10 explore Thlbet u II
Ibsaieyed he Is backed by such creden'
ntlb as will give him a safe eonduc
nld enable him 10 turn the expedition
iniO a political Invasion OF vast import
1nnh.
VIENNA, Aug, Sl,-The city OF
AMmobrezlg, Galliea, was swept away
~ lire yesterday, Nearly two hundred
Ahases destroyed. A thousand people
an homeless,
LONDON, Aug, 9i,-The third OF q
naaiea OF mysterious and awful crimes
incurred last night NJ Whitechhpel'
IA woman was found dying from q nor
nshle and Indecent wound, The victim
mald only indistlnctly describe, her
nHailant II is believed that all Tue
tTimes were committed by one man,
Who y insane,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-06

tlonal Labor Tribune IN speaking OF
lhe matter didn't mince words, lle
said: "Litchman has made q big nils
take, the Kniglts OF this State may be
strong for protection, but II ia not 70
ali over the country was talking 10
we'll known knight thla morning,
and he was OF the opinion that l.itoh'
man did II for the Doodle there was IN
H."
Master Workman Doyle ana Score
tary Ross both strongly condemn Latch
man for using his position In the order
as a bid for the high salary attached TO
a stump speakefhhlp'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-06
A Sound Legal opinion.
written fOT lhe News' DemooFAtl

Il. Bainbridge Munday, Esq. County
Atty, Clay Co., Texas, says: "Have
used Electric Bitters with happy re,
sults. My brother was also cured OF
malarial fever and jaundice by It's use.
Am satisfied Electric Bitters saved bis
life"
Mr.. ID. /. Wilcoxson, HoEe Cave Ky,
adds like testimony: He pdsitiyely
believes Electric Bitters saved his Ire
This great remedy will ward qf as
well as cure malarial diseases, ana foi
kidney liver and stomach trosibles !,
stands unequaled, 80 cents and VI, a'
Durbin, Wright q Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-06
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II Ia guaranteed TO give perfect salts
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cents per box. For sale by Durbin,
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-06

He Wants 10 Vote for Harrison and Free
Whisky. but Fanny, His Wife, Says he
Mus. Vote for Cleveland and Cheap Me-
eessariee--.,phe Republican Platform a
Poor Job...He Thinks tho Democrats
Have the strongest Platform, and tho
Best Carpenters 70 buiid H.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-05-25
Sine beut,de 9Frau in geOria idreibt

Cine beutide 5rau in BeOria idreibt
on Die burtise ysonne" iebr ridtis iiber
Die beuti9e Gpra6e in Der neutids
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beutl6en Ntittern m6bte i9 ans Serj
lesen, lpie nutbpenbis es 1T, ni9t nur
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slebune Der &inoer beutide Sitten teis
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freiie Die beuti6e Spra6e gu tibren.
Der sr6Bte 9beit Der @r5iebuns auBer=
balb Der S9ule fdIt auf Die SHUTTER.
@eun oiele Nun au9 bur6 Die Grfiauns
Der biu3li9en Hai9ten perbinbert ipiro,
benz 2eb,er balfrei9e 9ano 81 leiiten,
10 fam lie penisitens nit ibren &iHoern
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lit, Oaraai btitebeH, rap auf beuti6 &C.
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Gltern iagsu: ,unlere 8inoer oeriteben
oeutlb, aber Iie t6Hueu es ni6t Ipre6eu."
@arun t0nneu lie es ni6t? 9ebt ibnen
einmal fein 8utterbrob, big fie auf
oeut,d parum bitten. Der 9ruro oes
Nidtt6unens liest leioer in Der Chat
Jade, oab Doh ben Gltern ben &iRoern
DOH friibeiter Su9eHo auf Die 8abl se@
laitn wuroe, oeuti6 Oolr englii6 5u
reocn; uEp od Die en9liide Spra6e
picl lei6ter Su erlernen lit, purbe bic
oeutite uerna6Iaiiist unb Gltern be
euiigen iid nit elmer ensliiden Intrport
uuf cine Neutibe 5ruse. S6r Nitter,
beitcbt oarauf oaB tu~sni9iten5 i'm 9auie
Die peuti6e spra9e sefiibrt piro aulier'
DEM 0auie lerneu uHlere &iuoer bod
eusliit, nidt aIciH BON ibren &amera=
ben, ionoeru in ieber S9ule"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-05-25
Heai9feiten aus WiKonri.

Sn 81. Charles ipuroe Caroline
Gbambers, 9ienitmdbden bel Der
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ba uleiuege bon Der Stride geidpiieu unb
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Sames &beeler, Elm bel Dec Seilsarmee
anseiteater, am 9elirium trcmeus eez
liprben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-05-25
3mci bcrlurcnc 1FIiific

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uto 9aicnOCrbclierun9sbiQ namlif. Sn
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rldti9 melbete ii6 AUDI Sentano, Der
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ulansseiu6ten 8d6tein" sefuuben iuor,
men leien unb fiiste biu5u, bas 2anb in
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-05-25
1888 etn &rte9siabr.

Giner alien 2esenbe sufoIse bringt Gin
Sdbr, beiien 3iffern pom Iints nd6 redts
seleien bic 3abl o25" ausmaden, unter
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NIT ibren bent nod nidt %pernarbten @uns
ben une Greueltbateu. Sds Sabr 1898
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-05-25

Der umsesenb, no man lire @riften5
permutbe, lei ucttpas feu6t."
0amit, ioIte man meinen, bate Die
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ididen eincn Maun in Den Gou9reB, De-
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heraussui6la9en perItebt.
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gu 80 Gents bic 8Iai6e in Y. NaTe's Drug
Itprc,
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nadlpeiien, wel6e Die glni6auung bes
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