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Bnckleu'> Arnicn SaIve.

The best salve in the word for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, sslt rheum
fever sores, letter, chapped hands
cni!blains cornee, and all skin erup-
lions, and positively cares piles or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund
ed. Price 25 cents per box. For sale
by Behreus ~ Castles.
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Z. A. Schroeder

Does plumbing and gas hitting on
snort notice and guarantees satisfac-
ton, Gas machines put in at private
residences.
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Tho Andes Sinkinr.

Portions Of the Andes seem to he sinking
the altitude Of Quito having diminished
seventy-Six feet i'll l22 years, and that OF
another peak 2ls feet y crater has sunk
- feet in twenty-five years Arkansaw
Traveller
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500 acres of land, $50 acres in corn
and small grain, for sale on long time
or exchange for western land or city
lots. Address, box 577, Waco.
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,hn@ostnrs Bitters is household word
all over he world. For over % vcars q has
advertised itself by its uerits, 1t Is now nd yer
IIsed To warn the public against counterfeits
ihe genuine article is manufactured BY Dr.. ]
Il eleger, Il Sons.
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Goals ana Coke,

~ I'd and soft, best varieties, prompt
dell cry, for cash only. Waco Goal
4ard, John Farley, proprietor,
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EDITORIALLl

1t champions and de IT. 4
their interests as the oa'N III n
all society and prosperity maj
clippings and selected .l,+5 NE.
ter will be such as to in l,atr,
and instruct our cO"D''
patrons.
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Rich Cinnamon of San Francisco carry
jewelcl reyolvers
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Mks' "lNLoWs soothing syrup should q
ways be used for children teething. 1t soothe
'hechild, sotens the gums, allsys ell pain
oufes'"ind collie and Is The best remedy for
dlArrhoea. Twenty FIVE cents q bottle.
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\ Bows HIKING =.

\ boy at Philadelphia dropped the rope Of
has Sled into the Slot of the cable and waited
developments Pretty soon the cable caught
the rope and the boy went whizaing along
the street II was great fun, until he reached
curve, and then the rope broke, and the
sled and boy brought up against lamp post,
and the boy suffered most At the hospital
the young doctors patched up his nose, and
reduced hls disocated wrist. II had dandy
ride he said, but never fought of de
curve. Where's me sled r-Chlcago Herald.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-06-08

other day. and threatened Henri Rochefort'
its editor, with violence unless he apollo
gizcd for an offensive article which ap-
pcarcd in his paper. Rochefort drew a re-
vo Yer and defended himself until the ar
rival of the police. when the anarchists
were driven from the Office.
The Berlin National Zeittna says that
Henry Willard. under powerful auspices. is
planning German expedition to the south
pole.
Tho money for the payment of wit
nesscs aud juror fees in the United States
courts has been exhausted and TIL" at
torncy- general has asked for Il deficiency
appropriation of $4,000. The Attorney
general recently visited Secretary Fair
child and procured the resembling OF the
order of the first controller making the
marshnls' certificates non-negotiable. This
obviates the necessity for the immediate
closing of a number of the United States
courts.
The CT dc Shipping company's steamer
FLYING Falcon, left Clyde with IL number OF
rish scicntic gentlemen ABOARD. recently
started on Il deep sea on dredging en-
petition in the Atlantic with view of col
Letting from the bottom of the sea speci-
mems of marine zoology for subsequent
microscopic examination. The FLYING Fail
con has been scientifically fitted up for the
expedition. The expenses are being de-
frayed by the Irish royal academy.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-06-08
INDUSTRIAL WORLD.

Preparations for the reorganization
and concentration Of the Metropolit IN Tel
ephone and Telegraph company's system
have been quietly going on for some time
at New York City. and when completed
most OF the exchanges or central Offices"
will have been merged into two monster
stations. The gigantic switchboard in tic
companys new building is going to ac .om-
p;ish all this. About three sides of the
operating-room on the top floor OF the
building is this switchboard, which might
be roughly described as Il sort o: continue
GUS desk about six feet high, with the pro-
jecting ledge not more than two feet above
the floor. The approximate length o. the
switchboard-which is tho largest in the
worlds about 800 feet So e> pensive are
the polished hardwoods and electrical ;p-
plianccs employed in its construction that
the total cost vii! be about S35O.COl. j. is
expected that about September it will be
IN readiness to receive the wires. The
loard is designed to accommodate upward
o! 10000 sub scrbers. and when completed
and in active operation under the dctt fin
gers of 100 or more petty girls will be one
Of the sights Of the metropolis.
Plymouth church, Brooklyn. n. Y, was
well filed ut the service last Sunday. for
there was /. general anxiety 10 hear what
Rev. DR.. Lyman Abbott might say regard
ing the invitation extended to him to sue
coed Mr.. Beccher as the permanent pastor
Of the church. At the close Of his sermon
Mr. Abbott said: n committee has waited
on ne and asked me to acccptthe paste ate
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-06-08
GENERAL PARAGRAPHS.

The Morh Lane Express says: English
wheats arc weak: prices are against sellers.
The wheat crops promise anabundant har-
vest. The plant is growing fast and has IL
strong habit. The foreign wheat trade in
London is depressed. the price is lower
with few buyers. In Liverpool prices are
Id per GENITAL lower. Flour quiet. Corn
scarce in London but in Liverpool values
have declined 81 per capital. Linsccd has
declined during the week to point without
preccdent-35s 1O18d for Calcutta seed
demand for wheat. Common fours are
cheaper: good brands steady. Barley weak.
Oats Sd lower.
Andrew Baush, the Eerea. o.. wife
murderer. has been found guilty of murder
in the second degree and will go to prison
for life. He is overjoyed over escaping the
gallows, and says that life is sweet even if
it must be spent in prison.
Prof. Donald. an aeronau,. who has
been making ascensons from Blue Ro"k
Springs, east of Cleveland. o., recently met
with an accident. In deccnding his bacon
struck house. tearing down the chimney
and throwing him from the basket. 1t is
thought he will die from his injuries.
Many OF the Winnebago Indians AROUND
Black River Falls camo through the winter
in a very destitute condition. They have
no ponies left being obliged to sell their or
let them starvc, SO the land will lie uncu!ti-
waited this season. They are living. no one
knows how, until the BURBERRY season,
opens. They will not get their annuity I'M
I'll August.
Mrs. George Reed. of Napane. small
town near Fort Wayne. Ind. took her J.
months-old child in her arms and jumped
into we'll Both were drowned She left
note saying she was tired of living AID
would take her child with her to rest. her
! age was 23 wears.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-06-08

of Plymouth church. My desire would be
to wait before announcing my decision, hut
| / cannot stand here without givM. my con-
sent, That sort of stoicism is contrary to
nv nature, Three weeks ago when my
name was spoken of for the permanent pas
| toratc it came as n great surprise. ] find
that it is consistent with my other duties,
however, and will accept. l have loved
Plymouth church as l loved and honorrd
the departed pastor 1t is great hon l. to
be asked to stand in this place as q leader
of the people of Plymouth church, and L
can find no words to thank the people for
their encouragement 10 me. L wish cs-
pecially to thank the young Tor their en-
couragement."
AT an early hour the other morning Wis
itors from all parts of tho surrounding
country began to fill the town. and the en-
cursion trains brought hundreds of eope
TO jackson. Miss. to witness THO laying of
the corner stone Of the confederate monu-
ment which is being erected on the capitol
grounds The procession formed at the
city hall. and consisted OF seven companies
of the national guard. confederate veterans
and Masonic bodies of the state. and grand
lodge officers under the command Of Adju-
tant General Henry and his statNt Among
the confea crate veterans were mRny dis
tingnshcd soldiers of the lost cause.
s. ID. Lee. General Will Martin. Samue
Ferguson, Colonel S. b. Thomas, Jonas S..
Hamilton, Nugent. Hoskins and others.
Tho procession was beaded by Governor
Lowrey and State Auditor Stone. Who ac-
companied Miss Winnie Davis. daushtenQf
ex-prcsident Jefferson Davis. the later mol
being able to be present on account of i'll
health. The line of march was crowded.
Col Hooker made the address. and the
grand lodge of Masons deposited memorials
and laid the cornerstone. The festivities
We're concluded at the fair grounds by
dress parade of national guards.
p. T. Jones. deputy internal revenue
collector. recently seized 14N pounds of
supposed Sutton creamery butter and con-
fiscated ii as oleomargarine. The seizure
was made in a Wholesale commission
house. one of the largest of the Kind in
Kansas City. Deputy Collector Jones has
been taking samples OF various brands of
butter and testing Them A sample of SUIT
ton creamery, sold as pure butter, was pro-
cured from the commission house. and
was. Mr.. Jones declares. found to be oleo-
marrarinp
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-06-08
THE FAR EAST.

The meet OF the coaching club took
place at London recently. Under balmy,
breezy and kindly sunshine the coaches
were in line, and their tops presented
bright parterres of milinery-the new tall
stick parasols, with golden knobs and all
varieties Of floral decorations on lace en-
powered silk coverings seeming like shrub
berry. This club, although not SO executive
nor SO old as the four-in- hand-the meet OF
Which is ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS an appear
ance OF teams. coaches and harness which.
perhaps, is superior. Three full chestnut
teams, nine of bays, four Of browns, four Of
greys, by Lord Charles Beresford and
of roans. with nine of the leaders
or wheelcrs in mixed shade of color.
comprised a grand show of thorough
bred horse flesh. The route of the
procession was from Hyde park corner
the usual popular road. into kinsing-
ton gardens. and thence through Queens
gate to Hammersmith- on the Thames.
Tho morning military manocuvers ard a
glorious summer day had brought east end
ers and west cndcrs TO the park in hun
dreds and thousands, jairiy impeding the
ScuiFS VI illS ollNC anu IO especial cGlS-
brities participated either in the meet
proper or as gazers.
Berlin advices announc, the fact that
the Countess Henckelvea Donnersmarck
gave birth the other morning to Il great.
strapping male child The count is in
ecstacy Of delight. for although fifty eight
years old and twice married, this is his
debut as a father. This is at las. the long
hoped for heir to his vast property in
F ance and Siles:a. which woul otherwise
revert to a distant branch OF the family AS
a token OF JOY, the count presented the
mother with {; diamond necklace worth a
half million marks
Fire occurred in the establishment of
Upward and Roperl C .rrould ill., en- diapers
and Silk mcrcers. Oh Edgcware road Ios-
don recently. Six shopwomen were burn
ed to death and many others injured by
'ap!ng from the windows.
a number OF anarchists invaded the
office Of the lntJansigeaA!. 1T Paris, the
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-06-08

AN interesting collection OF c1
cial products, made by d. hl
Watson. has been acquires. ~ ~
versity College, Dundee. !. IL i. IN
some 1900 samples. emDl'V ~
tween 700 and 800 tibers.., :,
dyes and dye-stuffs, 500 olls s;a n
seeds, 600 or 700 gums, t !snsl
guttas, nearly 1900 meo' s'anl
stances, and more than as in'''
Piles of food stuffs.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-06-08

The desire to be beloved IS ,oy,
less and unsatisfied; but the ,,e1
flows ont upon others IS ;:an II
wellspring from on n'SD
Child.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-06-08

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Daily Republican., 1888-07-24

TIE PRIRCIPLEs sdvoeAted ln Pseul-
dent Oisveland's message, and on which
the p!A.feTa OF the DsmoSrAh, parry
are iorued, means the reduction Of Gus
1om dusieF, 90 rs TO alloE the entEAucs
Of foreign produote at . cost less than
We can manu!GoluFo or pro1u5e thu
same, sud the maintenance OF internal
taxes As the means OF keeping up lhI
expenses Of the govern menh This Il
what President CleVelSnd advocated Ia
his message, ard consequently he ssandI
before the country as free trader and
an enemy 70 American industries. Tht
Mills bill ID In siricI ac1OFdanse With
khIs same dootTlne, hence II IL FREQ trudt
LEGISLATION and its supporters ere free
GrAdera The 3D. Louis O1nveAtlon en-.
doEsed both the message and the MlllI
bill, hence the DemoorAhS party can
be bermsa nothing more than the party
Of free trade. A prominent DemocTal
from Kentucky said some time ago, ~
ana for free trade and % Is my party,
but we believe in expedienoy." II mSy
ba policy for GovorpoR Hi Of N6N
IUEk anu UAutE pAohAAn0At lAcA W tA'
party TO tell the people that they All
mot In favor Of free trade and that thI
platform does not mean sny ihing Of lhl
kind, but the people know beIteF, ant
will mol be hoodsinked In 1888 llki
they we're in 1884 Had Grover Oleve
land come before the people in the
year the same As he 10 now he would
never have been President OF thesl
United States. In that year, when hI
was msklng his CANVASS In The RreAI
Industrial States Of the North, he de-
clAred himself In favor OF prois,llon II
American industries, buI In his msH
sage Of 1887 he comes out boldly and
openly In support Of free trade. ThIl
IL D mocrAilo o1nslSienoy, and no mat
Ger whAt they may cay Ihs msshAnic o.
WoIklngInAn Who IL deceived by Ihsl
pr0tesIallonS is NOT wiSe, and II be cast
his ballot for that party will be voGInJ
In favor of depTlVirg himself OF WoEl
and BIZ family Of the ne.eSsArles o
life.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24

1HI Sanitary Hrs Buggsss the enAsL
meat OF . law in 0veFy BAts requiring
the competition OF every pAlams medl-
oins 70 bs clearly stated % he tAbal OF
every package or bottle, aud thers 10 no
doubt hut auoh . lAw wtu'd prove
beneac'ai 70 the great mAusas OF she
po Sple. Tbets ere some patent nsdi-
o'non that ere beueHslAl, and are the
means OF dOlBg much good, whi's there
are others that ere productive OF hAblsP
OF tnsempsrAnee, tr which IsAi 70 tbe
use OF opium. We know Of . man IN
PhilAaelphia, Who was al ous tins Q
Methodist preaoher, who dled Ia shs
aim shouUe from alcoholism, the habit
oi tIdulsenee In IntoxiOAnta having
bsen oeniraoted BY using blttsrs - .
tonic, 70 build up en- ovsFUcKksd 0cn-
ahluhon. There are noslrums pui up
Tor infants, the prinsipai Ingredient o.
which Ia opiu n, aud physicians tell us
that thousands Of children ere killed
every year By their use. PfopFlelorI
Of pS.eui medicines who do noRuse
any thing delelsrlous In their compost.
1lon csr1AiOly Would net object TO a law
suoh - BuEgeated.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24

THR FATs OF uIls 5.yeAr-old Paul
OA berry should be 3 warning 10 sb ose
who ~ish 10 ipdulgs in I fl prAcIIoe In
thetE ards. Although every precAu-
tion Is taken BY these gentlemen, the
ball theo'sd and \ boy was killed.
The rsoNce OF thoollug riHes, pistols
or hreArmo OF any kind in the city 10
extrsms dangerous, and slIhough This
10, We believe, he hrut fatal accident
CAUSED 10 'h.s nAnner, there have teen
seVerSl 0 hers where persons made mar
row tslspss, aud In some insIAncsS
were badly wounded, Nothing the,
oAn be said Will restore this ohlld's life,
but bis sad fate should be . warning %
Others not to run the Eisk OF causing
some her molhsI'S hears TO be broker
by the eudden death OF hsr only ohIld.
Those WHO Wish to practice riff or Dis
tol shoniing should go out in the oouu,
try, ard select some place where sherC
viii NOS be Any danger OF their Injur
ing suy one.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24

1t Is cFsdl.Ably Teporssd that the
great PennsylTAniA advocase OF free
trade Hon. william L Soost remarked
10 . friend some time ago I'VE Gan
never ooutrol the Worklnsmsu except
20 long ~ he eats no today what he
earns Tomorrow" Now this 10 The
sun aud substance Of the tres tHAiel's
doottine In nut she'll. They wAat TO
oonHSi the Workmep; 70 have. them
Is their sefis and lslAvss, aud the
ouly wsy By which they can DO Il is
By rsnounolng the pro'eshJn to their
industries, thus causing them 70 give
labor .. prios which will keep them
eating up to-day what thsy viii esrn
to-mcr crFow. This Is the way the work.
men Of Eag'hnd are kept, and Nj.
Cleveland with hss 81 2p IrtsEs propose
10 have . similar state OF affairs In IhlH
country.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24

IT sEEMs AboaI time tha' something
WAS h'ua so break up wha' Is known Al
tho 81 ian QlSElei" IN The western
par q tie cay. Scenes o, disorder
dTunkr"ne5s anu 10 Rdness are Of fre.
Quen' oooaryenoe, especially oH the Sab.
btss, While there Is no doubt but the
hqu Ia Is openly violated constantly
and nicxloauss dispensed H.thout SAT-
or govcrnmsa; liosnSs. Ts.ra has been
RuuUbsr Of oates o. ouli:uR In this
quarter, aud enly Last Sunday q m 80
was badly cut during q Ayhs. The
ns'sl6ors for squares A-CuRd trI dh.
tnlbea almost nightly By the drunken
orgies OF these psap'e, soms OF whom
Are am ong the n0sl dePrAved ImARin.
Rb'e me oG these places We arr
inior nei are flshy and nothing NOR,
than hoi bed for disease, suoh beinI
che csse, wa 90 net see that II would b.
, vtry dtfi JulI matter 10 Fout them out
hnd It no ons else has any jurltd lcllon
the B ard OF HsAlih certainly has, AM
should SbA'e II the same as any oths
nuisance.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24

The PASSAGE Of the Mills Tariff sill,
which should be known 90 an act 10
destroy American industries, WAS moi
At ali unexpected, As the vote on tho
wool clause, which WAS taken several
days previously, WAs indicative of lhs
result This is = long s,Tlde tow ard
free trade, but 1! Is scarcely probable
shat tho bill will be passed BY the Sen
Ate 81 the present session. II such /,
ths case, 10 will virtually be lsfl 10 the
people 10 decide Oh The election In N }.
vem be-, and then II Mr. Cleveland and
. Democratic Congress should be els,l.
ed, We can resi- assured thaI Eo will
have free trad0 unhduiieta.sd, aBd 10
Ail Its purity As diEpen sed irom Dsmo
cratic standpoint O1e o! lhs Demo
crAda leaders IN o srsss said NOT long
ago lhFt II the Manufacturers OF IhI {.
country did mot accept the Mills bill
now Icy would be Wiling 10 give mil
Hons to get II, or somsthlDg Of the
same snos, next year, meaning that Il
thty ars again entrusted with power
they will c3mpel The people TO aocepi
free irAie Whether they want 1t or not
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
A Denial,

Mr.. Wm. Kyne raQue=.a "a to say
that he nfver mentioned ;Es lama Of
Thomas Toy In conn 5tlon with his
suit agA!Dss the Wilmington and
Northern Ra'lroad Company, and mad q
no inslnustton Whstever IN regard 20
his integrity. Neither has he made
any bargain or had any understanding
whatever With Mr.. Hickman In regard
to the cOl,eetorsh!r.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
NOTICE., Taos. DoHERTY. N

NOTICE., THOs. DoHERTY, THE
~ tenant Of the house situated at No,
4e3 W. Front street, in the First WaTt OF the
e,ty, Of wilmingto1, county ef New
Castle and State Of Delaware ia COM
pliAnce with the. requirements OF the
acts of the General ssembly In such case
made and provided, do hereby give notice
that shall apply in writing u the Court Of
General Sessions OF the Peace aud Jail DeliV-
cry of the state OF Delaware, I'm aud for New
CastleCounty, on Monday, the l7lh day of Sept
A. ID. 1885, being the next term of said court
for q license for said house as an inn or tavern,
for the fals therein Of intoxicating liuuoTs In
less quantities than one quart, to be drunk on
the premises, and the following respectable
citizens recommend the said application, viz:
VIM q. Baugh, Peter } Don ely,
Preston AyArs X. j. McManua,
Robert T. Moody, Jas, A. OiDlnnell
JAmfs NchenuA, ItwiB Scheu,
Harry AhIrh, Fred rick OFT,
ElWOol >. Coles, l.. l.. Messick.
j ), u ley, Louis q. Drummer
=, C0wani James Cook,
Jas. Cordgan. John CAyanauRh
Nm. ". Alde", Jas. II, Harkins,
VI IN. Benge, Jas. Hailey,
ID, Buoenzer, VIM. Fleming,
WIN. Mccartney, John Fillihen,
Jy2l-5s TuOS. DOH ERrY.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
The Bost In me niarket.

The watch spripg core. superior to
Whaleboue, sliding ard detachable
springs, at Hukiii & P0ist's, Second
and TatnAu sy;ests,