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THE wELL-KNowN CARLSBAD sPRUDKL SALT
al G1Rr EhVn TME MHIU re Sf INV
OF THE e0.CAILED blood
PURIFYING REMEDIES.
The csshier Of n. 0uggenheims Sons, 81 and %
Eranklin street. one Of the largest import house. y
- follows:
For years I have suffered from sbscssses which
cut from time 70 tine 70 obtain relief 1sed an sOrts
Of blood puriAsrs. but without avsi The soscessss
until my physician advised me % use he gsnaine I'm
this for about four weeks and since that time have
been entirely free from the disease Ny complexioq
cann9t speak too highly Of this really valuable rsmedy.
and mayo recommended Il to all my friends Who also
Yours very respectfully, I MxYEBe
The Genuine Carlsbad sprudsl Salt Powder put up
In round bottles Each bottle in paper cartoon
and has The seal Of the city Of Carsbad and the ssna
ture OF Eisner Mendelson Co., sole Agents, around
the neck Of every bottle All others worthless imi
tations Pamphlets and Or Toboldt's lecture melted
Barclay st.. N. Y, Sole Agents aul-m.w6
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I'd EDITION.
--latest T6lGglallS 10 The Star.
HIAssACmUsErTs DENoCRATs.

The state Conveasien Meets as Spring.
field To-Day-Thc Platform.
SPRiNoFTELD, MAss., Sept. 6.-The democratic
state convention was called to order at IL :25
O'CLOCK by Hon. p A. Collins. The chairman and
secretary OF the state committee were made tenn
P9nsry president and secretary.
Permanent organization was then erected with
hon. Sonn J. Donovan, or Lowell, a. president, and
qng list OF vice-presidents headed BY Hon. Fred.
HON. wv. 4. RUSSELL FOR GOVERNOR.
Upon the conclusion OF the cbairman's opening
remarks tne Hon. VIM. E Russell OF Cambridge,
was nominated for governor By reclamation.
POINTS FROM THE PLATFORM.
The platform adopted commends President
gleveianQs Administration as wise, successful and
the power Of appointment TO and removal
nom once has been free from partisanship,
and pledges the best efforts OF MAssachu-
eotts democrats to securing his reelection.
The nomination for vice-President OF Judge Thur
man Is specially commended, and the 81 Louis
platform Is Endorsed and adopted. reform and
reouction OF the tarin 10 demanded, 90 adjusted
that American industries may be incidentally pro-
tecteo; the Mills bill Is commended; the proposal
of the republicans to remove the internal revenue
tax on whisky Is denounced, and q demand Is
made Tor legislation to crush out trusts
On the nshery question the platform says:
our New England nshermen in all their just rights
Is paramount national duty, we hail with ap-
proval the recent message sent BY President Ceve-
land TO Congress, and we call upon that body In
the name OF this great New England industry, left
Jortty In the Senate, to respond promptly TO the
Presidents call and arm him with full retalatory
power"
sympathy is expressed for the Irish cause, and
lection Of wage-earners against the importation Of
foreign contract labor.
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nd. Sept. g. - Virainia sizes. con-
solidaed BIN past due coupons. "a; d. ten-forties
363s; do. new threes. 65k bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nd. Sept. D. - Cotton nominal
middling. l0s. Flour. fairly active and nrm. Wheat
southern firm; Fultz, 9sal02; Longberry, y9a1O3;
TENDER. 97xa98; October. 9sxa09I December, lOi1
a101H Corn-southern, steady; white, 56a51: yell
low, 55a50S; western dull and nominal; mixed spot,
ga; september 53: January. 461sa46x. Oats. steady
southern and Pennsylvania, 32a34; western white,
3xa34; western mixed '2SA31. Rye. firm, 59a6l
al65O. Provisions active and firm. Butter steady
creamery. 2Oa2l Esgs. steady. l6kal7. Petroleum.
alan Sugar. sctve and firm "A soft ~ copper
refined. firm, 15Ha15x. Whisky, steady, 126a12S.
Freights to Liverpool per steamer frm-cotton. I'D I:
flour per ton. 1Ss6d; grain. S4a6d Receipts-dour.
1900 barrels: wheat, 900 bushels; corn. $500
shipments = dour. IS, 753 barrels: wheat, i4S.ii1
bushels; corn, S,027 bushels. 6ales-Wheat $4,000
bushels: corn. $4,000 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO Sept. 6-Cables quoted wheat quiet and
steady, with fair demand and moderate offerings
Corn was quoted nrm with . fair demand. The mar
ket opened generally weak and lower September
wheat opened o3Z, decline OF y compared with the
close yesterday; OCTOBER was down i; December WAS
first few minutes september hsd fallen another to
93A. and December had gone down haA to 03k. Sep.
tember corn opened i down. at 44s and soon yielded
to 44k Oats opened steady and unchanged ut "a for
September Pork showed drop of 12A for October at
The q Il soSss sa ss
lower 1t SS5 and short ribs like amount ct 3. So
AZ Ii O'Clock the September option quoted fol
i lSTs; S s9x; snor. RIBS. st7f
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INCREASED INTEREST IN BOAT RACIN0-ITS
DANGERS LESSENED-AN EXAMPLE
OF OVERTRAININ0.

UNFRAMED INTEREST IN BOAT RACIN0-lTS
DANGERS LEsSENED-AN EXAMPLE
OF OvERTRAININa.
The following letter speaks for ITSELF and ID one Of
the Of unsolicited Testimonials daily received
by me:
zETA PSI HALL. CORNELL UNIyKRsITY.l
ITHACA. N. Y, July Is. 1888.
Mrs. HARRIET HUBpARD AyRn.
Dear Madam: shall always take pleasure in recon.
mending your vita Nuova" to athletes. particularly
oarsmen suffering from too much training.
During rigid and exceptionally severe course Of
hard training under Charles Courtney our 'cosch"
became i'll and deblsted from attack of dysentery
but foolishly continued my hard work (averasing
row OF 20 miles per dayh until had trained down"
from $50 pounds to 147. and became completely pros
trated, or what bostng.msn called 'Overtraansd"
vita Nuova" has completely restored my wasted
vitality and feel full of life and grateful that
desire personally to thank you used "vita Nuova"
through the recommendation Of Mr. Blow of St Louis
Gratefully yours. ROBERT LEE MoCOMR
"Stroke" Cornell University Crew.
Vita Nuova New Lfe) 10 the best remedy for dys-
pepsia nervousness, sleeplessneu and overwork II
will assist the weak stomach; 1t will rest the weary
BRAIN 1t will brace up the shattered nerves 1t u
made from the prescription Of famous physician you
are not taking Quack m dicne. Al ii u made by an
honest manufacturer you are assured Of pure inRre-
dents Az it is used and Endorsed by men and
you all know and respect, you are not using an un-
known or untried remedy only be careful to get the
genuine; refuse substitutes Send to HARRIET HUB
BARD AVER, So Park Place. New York, for additional
testimonials; from Rev. David Swing. - Chicago;
Judge Morgan J. OBrisn Supreme Court. New York:
Hon. Henry watterson. Of Kentucky; ex-Gov Andrew
@. Curtin. Of Pennsylvania and many others Of like
character and reputation. au0
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CONCERNING CANADA,s POSITION
Significant Utterances Of q Noted

Significant UtterAnces Of q Noted
Canadian Lawyer.
TORONTO. Sept. 5.-Hon. VIM. McDougall. one Of
the best constitutional lawyers In Canada,
has written strong letter to the
Globe, attacking the conservative politicians
for their indiscreet and defiAnt utterances at
Hagersville and Aylmer against the United states.
Mr.. McDougall goes over the complaints
against Canada made by President Cleveland In
his message and argues against the Canadian
case. He says: 1.-THE complainants are 60 OO0,OO
OF people, the most enlightened, most
wealthy, and most powerful on this con-
tinent. Except against attacks by ironclads
at q few seaports they are, as q nation, In
vulnerable We, the respondents, are almost
100000, scattered along their northern
frontier for distance of 1900 miles,
without first or even second.rate fortress on the
whole line. vessels OF war or soldiers trained and
equipped for battle we have none, and yet there are
knights rampant and baroneJs expectant who
insist that we are quite strong enough TO lock
horns with Brother Jonathan"
In closing, Mr.. McD0ugAll says: 81 venrured 70
protest against the Canadian govern
ment's misinterpretation Of the treaty,
and the misrepresentation, as I believe, OF
the honest opinions ana desires OF the Canadian
people. do not believe our Industrious, peacea-
BILE, and, for the most part, contented,
Canadians are anxious TO engage IN a
war OF retaliation, much less war
OF carnage with the great nation on our southern
border, because their government demands recip-
rocity In commerce and navigation, and threatens
to treat US as we are treating them In case OF re-
frlsalo
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From Wall street To-Day.

NEW YORK, Sept. 5-There was Q moderate busi-
ness In the stock market at the opening and first
prices, as compared with last evenings fgures,
q rule. The market was strong, but active, only
in O few stocks, Reading and Erie being the prime
favorttes with Union Pacific, Western Union, 81.
following Prices moved up steadily, and Missouri
Pacific rose 4, Erie, both common and preferred;
Union Pacific, and Reading, e per cent each, and
others smaller amounts. There was no change
whatever In the list throughout the hour, and at
IL O'Clock the market was fairly active and strong
at about the highest figures reached.
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Dtsc0rd In Canada,
THE MINISTRY NOT HARMONIOUS ON THE POLICY 10
ADQPTEn

D1oOO10 IN OoO0N0s
THE MINISTRY NOT HARMONIOUS ON THE POLICY 10
BE ADOPTED.
special to the Philadelphia Press from Ottawa,
Ont. september 4, says The ministers positively
refuse to speak Of what occurred at the cabinet
council From another source In the confidence
OF the government 1t IL learned that a hot and
lerce discussion took place on the attitude which
Canada should assume on retaliation Sir John
Macdonald takes the ground that Canada can not
now recede from the position taken on the fishery
matters will settle themselves amlcaOly after the
presidential election. Sir John stated that should
Cleveland Issue q retaliation proclamation, IL
would give the imperial unity a thirty years
nationalties In Canada with the single exception
OF the IRISH. Hon. John Costgan neld the idea
that II Canada conceded the three-mile headland
privilege claimed by American fishermen and the
right OF free transhpment for all catches an DIM
lures be made to the American government to that
effect. He illustrated the position or Canada going
into trade war with the United States which, he
said, would be like that OF a man knocking down
a stone wall with boiled carrot. The country
could not stand the expense OF the experiment A
cablegfAm from Downing street was read, c0un-
selling caution and patience and stating that Min
lister West was In communication with President
proclamation should the bull be passed In Congress
pending overtures from the imperial government
and the reOpen1ng OF negotiations on the fishery
question. Important dispatches are expected
from England, when another meeting OF the caol-
1t is understood that the Canadian government
will lay claim to the St. Clair Flats Canal should
retaliation be pushed In military circles all Is In
quiet state OF expectancy, and the younger
men the idea prevails that the claims OF the Amen-
cans on the fisheries will be granted.
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Mr.. Rla,ue ON Prohib,s,ow.

WHAT HK THINKS or TIE PLANS on THE THIRD PARrY.
Hon. James g. Blaine addressed an audience OF
1000 people at Pennington, Ne, yesterday.
Abiding to the prohibition question, he said:
ssSlaine for the last thirty-sev years has been
under o prohlbltorytaw. I think the state has
derived great advantage from L. But we have
party now coming and telling us In effect that
Maine had better not pay any attention TO prohi-
bition until we can organize national party, and
we can suspend Temperance In Name practically
Till we convert Texas and Alabama That Is pre-
cisely what this national prohiottion party meanr
for those who talk frankly avow that they intend
70 defeat the republican party and bring the
democratic party In power Is q temperance move
m8nL [Laughter.1 And this prohibition party
outside OF prohlbtion, Is entering into partner.
ship with Lhe democratic party 70 defeat the re-
pu6licans n that were possible. IN Maine, TO elect
that sanity embodiment OF prohibitlon and tenn
perance, David IA Hal, governor OF New YORK, and
all over the country to stab the republican party
IN the back and IN the DARK, in oroer. they say,
that the democratac party shall be brought into
power. and then there viii be a reaction against
the democrats, and By some political process (of
which the working u not jet apparently the ma
tional prohibifionisls VIII come INTO power. .
But the immediate Work this year h % defend the
system OF protection and insure good wages 70 the
American lao0ror."
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miserable existence vnsn ~ bcetao q
Ayer's ssnaparilla would certainly s1vs ~
strength and energy you nssdi Thousands -
proving il virtues daily. 50 may yoa Ma
Alice west Of jefferson. ". Va. writes: Il vs.
all run down before began 10 take Aysr's Ben.
sapariIa. but an now gaining In strength ever
day."
"Being very wsak and dsspoudent afssf Iona
illness. tried Ayers sArsaparillA and two bot
Ties have restored me to my former health."--
Miss InAnchs q. Brownell. Boyistoa PlAcs.
Boston
AYERS sARsApARrILA
Prepared by Or. J. @. Aver Co, Lowell. Hasa.
Bold By Ill Druggists. Prics. 81; dx bottles. e6.
WORTH e5 A BOTTLE
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MARRIED..

B00TH-LowREY. September l. 1855 hy the
Rev. James l. MAXWELL. MANY L. LOWRY. Of WASH
ington. ID. c. and HENRY BOOTH. OF Chicago.
No cards. -
HARLAN.ooNwhY; August 81, lsss. At ST.
Rapids, Mich. and Miss MILDkED CONWAY, a
Washington. u. G. No cards.
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To ATTEND THE SOVEREIGN GRAND LoDoR.-Mr
J. T. Petty, the auditor OF the District and Mr. NJ
D. Brainard, grand representatives or the Grand
Lodge OF odd Fellows OF the District; Oliver ii.
Dufour, representative OF the Grand EncaLnpment
OF the District, and w. Ii. Frazier, grand messen-
ger Of the sovereign Grand Lodge, will leave to-
morrow for Los Angeles, Cal TO attend the meet
ing OF the Sovereign Grand Lodge to begin there
on the nth inst Mr.. Petty viii be accompanied
by his daughter. The members or the sovereign
Grand Lodge from the East will assemble at KAN
sas City, where they Will be met by a committee
from Los Angeles and taken 70 the Pacinc Coast
In q special train.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

BAKERS GOLD MEDAL. PARIS, 1878.
BAkEKS Warranted ABSOLUTELY PURE CO
BAKERS Goa. from which the excess of Oil has
BAkER'S been removed IL has three times the
BkEAkfASE strength Of Cocoa mixed with Starch.
BREAkfAST Arroxroot or Sugar. and Is therefore
BREAKFAST far more economical. costing isss than
BREAkEAST one cent q cup. Ii Is delicious. nour-
COCOA ishing, Strengthening. easily dlgested
COCOA and admirably adapted for inyaIids
COCOA well AZ for persons in health
COCOA SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE.
w. BAKER b CO.,
SIS Dorchester Mass.
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se4-3t
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Correspondence New York World.
saw george W. Chllds to-day. He II looking
the perfect picture Of health. He does not look o
day older than when / saw him two years ago.
Each wear he seems 70 become more and more kind
and more and more skillfu IN devising ways to IN
Ghilds IA a democrat, but u very conservative In
his poiitics, asked him how he thought the cleo
non would result. He said, In very careful way:
alt is QOing 10 be very close. Tie result Is very
doubtful II the President had not written his
tarfn message he would have had walk-over.
As IL ia 1t Will be such close contest that no one
now can tell the outcome" In front OF Mr.. Childs'
cottage Is one OF the finest lawns In the country.
Indeed, it would be hard TO find in England o
greener or smoother piece OF turf IL y Mr. Childs'
without thinking OF the English proverb at takes
f1fty years TO make gentleman and one hundred
hes 90 acres OF lawn at his country place a. Woo
ton, equal quality 70 this fins stretch al Long
Branch.
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LAcTATED

LAorArrn
FOOD 1s TIE BEST.
For YOUNG INFANTS It is perfect substitute for
mothers milk. often saving life: for THE INVALID
or DYSPEPTIC it IL Of the greatest value. Its
THE FINEST BABY FOOD.
THE BEST INVALID FOOD,
THE MOST PALATABLE FOOD,
THE MOST NUTRITIOUS FoUn
THE MOST ECONOMICAL FOOD.
l50 MEALS FOR AN INFANT FOR s1.OO.
A Cabinet photo Of MES. Darts TRIPLETs-three
beautiful children-sent to the mother Of any baby
born within year. Also valuable pamphlet on the
Care Of Infants and InvaiidA
sold By Druggists. 25c. SOC, sl00.
WELLS. RICHARDSON + co.
BURLINGTON. VT.
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Snor Hn wBcKED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. p.
Taylor, aged twenty-seven years, shot ana fatally
thirty yearA st Wilmington, Del, yesterday.
Dickinson WAS criminally Intimate with his scep-
dapghtcs, Fiossnoe Taylor, who. about Ten DAYS
brother, ana frequent Quarrels resulted Taylor
issued warrant tof DiclnnsonS arrest On the
was Ssine served the brother reS Two 80 sSos. y
his stepfsther, both Of which took effect DIckin-
sonis N critical condition. Taylor was arrested
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JxwEIs At TRs Dus5oA o. FuR u. LAwRuuB.--
a,sPatcn ,som Hi1Sssy1s vnss ssys: ~ rleI-
6hlls out Among the Thoasahd Islands On Tuss-
GAy, were ell thrown Into the water by The CAP
sizing OF the boak MA Morgan lot pefsonal
jeweIry 70 TIE value OF $4,000 Expert divers are
seAschlng loe the valuable6 n 12feet Of water,
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WHAr Is Thar SUBTLE. SECRET
SOMETHING

That has caused everybody TO sound the praises Of
BRIDAL VEIL FLOUR
Try II and see. and you will use no other For sale
BY the following well known grocers
JOHN II MAGRUpER 1417 New York ava
CHAS. L KELLOGG. Masonic Temple 9thss
GEo. L KENNEDY 4 son, 12O9Fst
W. L ABBOTT. l72l Pennsylvania ave.
h WALKER. 1000 eth St
Z NJ. BURCHARD BRO Penn ave ana 4x.t
6. W. II. W. OFFUTT. Georgetown
A o. WRIGHT. 1882 l4th ST. aI4-wk,
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Oun "Nrw Souri, PATENT

WI. TENNEY FAMILY FLOUR
None genuine without our brand and circular inside
each package.
These standard brands Of fours cannot be excelled
They made exclusively Of Southern wheats raised
IN Maryland and Virginia The crop Of these States
being very fine in quality. fours will possible
be still better. Families using them once viii con-
tinue 10 use them.
W. H TENNEY SONS
Merchant Millers,
aug2O-1mo GEORGETOWN ID q
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
SPECIAL SALE OF STOCK OF STONE PRESERv.
ING JARS, BUTTER CROOKS AND JUGS OF
ALL SIZES a
1883, at TEN O'CLOCK, at my auction rooms, shall
sell an assorted stock Of the above good removed to
my store for convenience of sale The attention Of the
trade and private buyers Is directed to this sale
au3-U THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
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NUNCANsoN BROS. Auctionsers.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF FURNITURE, MODELS
CARPETS, MATTINHS. OLD IRON. &c, Al
THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT., SOUTHEAST
CORNER NINTH AND 9 STREETS NORTH.
WEST. AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER SEVENTH
1888, at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, we will sell 81 the
Interior Department miscellaneous collection Of con-
demned goods
Terms cash. AT
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suroTDs OF MARrxx.-Ths Navy Department
has been informed that Private Fred Abinger. No
rine Corps committed suicide this morning at the
barracks at Mare Island, Cal, by hanging.
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Sales Of Real Estaae.

Ida NJ. Humphrey has bought OF 4. J. Hill, for
a 500 sub lot 20 square 753 20 by 20 feet at the
southeast corner OF % and @ streets northeast
Margaret j. Brooks has bought, for "a, 200 OF
George Emmert, sublot 81, square 23s, 1851 by
l20 feet on street. between 18th and 18th streets
northwest
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Judge Thurman at Lancaster.
HE MAKES BRIEF SPEECH TO LARGE CROWD OF

LANCASTER, Pa, Sept. 5.-Hon. A. g. Thurman,
passed through Lancaster at 1:30 this
morning OF his way to New York.
The train stopped fifteen minutes during which
touch national issues for want OF time. lie was
followed in brief remarks by MI. wilkins and Mr..
Myera The democrats turned out In force, &C
companied BIZ brass band to welcome him.
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TIE TRAnsrra surP CONSIDERATION has sailed
nom Annapolis for norfolk, where she win rscsve
q number OF apprentice boys and then proceed to
Portsmouth, n H.
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Mr. BELNoNr1 REAARks IN TIE HoUSx rHB ARfK0-
NOON.
Mr. Belmont, Of New YORK. speaking OF the re-
taliation bill In the House this Afternoon said:
Ordinarily I should consider it . most serious
and dif1cult undertaking to reply 70 the
arguments Of my colleagues upon the committee
on foreign affairs, the gentleman from Illinois
Ont. Hitr, and the gentleman from New jersey
Ont. Phelpsl. for I have had long experience
OF the skill and ingenuity Of both OF these
gentlemen upon such questions and greatly 70.
speot their opinions; but In this instance, aftsf
nearing their arguments and remembering
that in not one single sentence has either Of them
declared his intention TO vote against the
plii, and after hearing such remarks as
they have made upon II my only dimculty
10 TO believe that even those who may be politi-
caly opposed TO the President OF the United
states, should, In such grave crisis az thiA
charge upon him motives Inconsistent with his
outy-So braveiy and well performed-to guard and
protect the rights or American citizens and to main
tain the dignity and honor OF the nation. We are
not democrats and we are not republicans when
confronted with the unfrtendly acts 6f Q foreign
power"