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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-20
EAST AFRICA.
The Italian Flag Again Recognized
In Zanzibar-The Blockade.

ZANZIBAR, November l9:-Ihe Italian
flag has again been hoisted on the italian
consulate, and was saluted by direction
OF the Sultan.
BERLIN, November 19.-The Govern
ment has sent torpedo boat and dis
patch boat to assist in the blockade Of
the East African ports.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-20

Family.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-20
Two Brothers.

Invariably gives satisfaction. sperry,s Famil
Flour, SP~AAi 'f anA'
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-20

Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-20

FOR good breakfast and fine coffee 20 to the
.,vn wo brothers Restaurant, No. 20 East Second
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-20

Bloater Mess mackerel, at H. Jevne,,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-20

Flour. NfS-' A-''
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-20

TIE cooks delight. sperys Family Flour
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-31
ora Ruibtoro, Rtnn.

Gr. &ebaftpr! 8
90 Der MI paa long lib lite bar be-
ret noset at ie | .Gelt &aabet" bertha,
iaa ubbeber ies mig Ylabs ! Deres ere
be Blab for no9le faa 2inier.
Oct bar ba nermeit ,Stubentertparz
tetten," iom nplis beerebe os meo 1T
Beibs. iOm jes BELT uiloe berette iibt
ON. 9eretninser i Nfbolbsblaoene an>
saaenbe oeres 8irfiombeb bar uaret
left meb Snteresis % ies % mango
meb mtg bar suitet at faa Nnleonins til
at bsre Dem. Dette QUITE bleo oa osz
iaa, iaa at iise sonite upentet Dpfptbt.
Sfslse Befieubt9ibrelie Tom be osiaa til
Dor 8p. Msoet bar ualminoel.st sobt
beis9t. % 2pfalet piite fig at pare alt
ior Tibet. Den itauoinauiife Nfbolos=
iorenins % YrObibitiousttub bar i 5el.
lesItab leiet en- sanife rummelis 9al,
men ben bar propfnlb, % en- Meneoe
bleu 1taaeube ubenfor, % bet er lite tibet
opmuntrenoe, naar bet en9ang imeQem
fan lpftes at faa 5olf til at TONNE o9
bsre. Det bar, iler ! ben ienere Tib
uiit Jig iaa Der ialfalb, at 5olf bar lise-
iom urebt fig paa Nfbolb os Hroz
6ibitions 5oresras, % besaarias bar
oa osiaa 2otalerre ueret ftore not.
Ser fumes at bore almmbeli9 9il>
frebsbeo meo Sausen, iom osiaa bar
ubm9rfet.
9uao 9alerue an9aar, iaa blir be for
ltle0is beosmt alt efter ben politilfe
9roesbetienoelle ELECTROMAGNETIC, bog bar
bet life uatt iaa flor MobuiQie bos be
saule 8artier iom iurifieuise andre bar
sjort, iom uiitnot bar iin @runb i ben
beifeone os rolise Maaoe Sasen blep
irembolot paa, os 40 ben gei fan Der
uilt ubrettes meIt.
Set iibite al Yrosrammet bar Opta<
selie at Solicit til Beitpttelie al Soar
tettens uosifter, men berpaa ipntes be
1eite life at oere forbereot. ba Solicitor
i 5orbolo til 5oriamlinsens Stsrrelie,
bleu beflaselis lioen, men omeno oeres
Eur bio relultereoe / ~pefuniart Cab for
benz. iaa baabes bet at ben sobe Gag,
uS aloonen 9aa" bar punoet
lite iaa Tibet, iaapel ber icm paa be for
lfielise Steoer be beipser.
9il slutnins en- biertelis 9ilien til
,5elt 8aabet" % bets 2eiere, % ba
iier til Stuoenterfuartetten.
@n Mbonent.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-31
3en fore Wtnforfalitntm9
0DereS.

Som alereoe tiblisere berettet, ipntes
Der ifjor at bore uobruot en- Gpipemi,
ibet ODER 400 Yerioner bleu a~nsrebne
at en- bemmeliSbeosfalb Spsbom, Der
lammebe 8atienternes Nrme o9 Sen %
iatte / benz ! en- iaa imertelis gilftanb,
at be nepps fnnoe rbre fig. Jsrft tros
ebe 2eserne, at bet bar en- Srt @ist,
men tiliibit Tom DIR. @6arles &our -
efter at tolp Yerloner par bsbe at Gpsz
bommen, Der altib bifte be famine
Spmptomk - til ben DperbebiSnins,
at Der MATTE forelisse en- 6orsiftnius.
Man anftiQebe ttermerr fllnberisselier
ON, buab Yatienterne bapbe npbt, o9
man fonftaterebe, at be ale babbe brlif=
let al en- @in, ion en- berperenbe Bin
bjer9seier, en- @rep be Bileneupe, iol9te
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-31
ST ou en-. at Dem?

q HI
nNa, jes bar inseu 9ins imoo 8robi=
bition, men BET er fortibtist euonu!
Deriom Gartiet bauoe nosen lbist til
at ieire, iaa italbe ri not femme goers
9idet; men for Dieblittet er bet 10 til
inseu Nstte, bet er 10 bare at taite bort
1T BOT; = bi ital not uere meo goer,
Bare bere tommer fiaa laust, at Der er
llbiist til at ~ieire!" 81
Man maa uirfelis ~iorbauies oper, at
Der er iaa mango. ipm bar taaet bette
stanopumft. $ 5anbbeo ct forunberz
list Stanopunft.
Stemme imob Yrobibition, iaalanse
ben er / Minpritet, = femme for groz
bibitiou, mar Der er lloiist til at ben
tau ieire. 29erlom Rrobibition lite er
uerb at arbeioe for, iaa er ben beler lite
pero at bape. Set .er bebre at bore
meb Minoriteten / bet, iom erssoot os
sauulist for 2anbet, enb at bore meb
Maioriteten / bet, iom er Onot os for
~oeruelist for 9anoet. s@s-t
Du, iom flyer, at bet pitoe uere en-
sob Sing, ON ri funoe lutfe bper eneite
Saloon / bette 2ano, buorfor fommer
ou lite belt oper til Brobibitionilterne
os arbeioer os poter for, boab ou tror
er sobt % ret.
Set, at ri enbnu er / Winoriteten, ct
inseu @runb, bporfor bu life ifulee uare
meb os bjelpe % bet er 10 meset mere
en- Dpforbrins til big at bore meb os
bielpe Winpriteten, iom bar &etten paa
i'm SIDE til at naa frem til Maalet. gi
bar allerebe en- Maioritet at Jolfet, iom
er Yrobibitionilter / sinoet, bpab iom
ftaar isien er, at bisie, iom er meb os i
Sinbet, O9iaa blioer meo % / bet prafz
tiite 2ip % peo 8alsurnen.
Seq fan bilie bore Brobibitioniiter ira
georman g., Der er ubiist til, at Nurbz
menbene beroppe pil pile ct fort @ote
for Yrobibition / 9sit. n.
Dmenbltipnt bet bar lise ben traple
Slaataanb, ies bar Sherman So. iaa
bapbe ri Dog Mgber bper eneite &uelo
o9 Der bar mango Soft lom mpbte frem
paa be feite Steoer % Der er uoentoiol
mango, iom for fsrte Sang itemmer
Yrobibitiouiiternes 8alsieobel. Seq
bolbt 81 Gorebras | WOrman So. os fit
uper 60 Subifribenter pac ,,Geltraabet"
os bet betpoer manse Stemmer for Silt
% Broofs, 9arriion os Meimeitao.
CAB M ale @robibitioniiter sisre bpao
De Tan os ri pil baue en- i~tofartet Jremz
gang.
Sab enboer sibolbsforenins sibre
bpab BET itaar / bens Mast, forat uSelt
@aabet" fau bliue ienbt til huert eneite
norit 9jem / Minueiota. Gnbper III
bOlosuen er piais til at sipe en- Dollar
til at uobreoe Yrobibitionsblaoe blanot
Solicit, bare nOsen letter fig Spioien
for .Nrbeibet.
Gn bjertelis 9i(ien til ale Nfbolosz
og Brobibitionspenner fra gbsr for
bunbne 5. q. Stub,
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-31
gu Ntter Rur for Mapejpee.

5reb. 5. Wi9oles fra 0uit,n Snbiana
flyer: Wenneifene buroe uere tafnemz
meli9e, naar be finoer en- Mebiein Tom
belbreoer benz, aaar alt anbet bar porrt
forsjeues. Seq bar pnret pla9et al Ma-
pebetRnbelie boer CONNER, os funoe al
brig faa nosen Meoicln, iom gap mig
2inoriu8. Seq iaa @oers 9pertisiement
% tanfte, ies uifoe prspe en- Slate at
ugbamberlain's Collie, Cholera & Diz
arrboea Remebb" os ie ON lite bet pilbe
bielpe mig. Det bar frelft mig fra
mango Timers frpstelise 2rbelier, ben
bebite Webicin al ben 5lass noseniinbe
lapet. ,
1il5alss 6os ale Npotefere.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-31
sra &tt6felo.
2itdfielo ben "a Nu9uit 'S8.
ST. &eoaftgr!

~ -
ST.. &ebattsr!
Oct republifanife Rarties 2eoere raa=
Der binanben / Drene: Something must
be done nowy TIL be bar meb 6orifretz
telie funbet, at Chicago Dotumeutet buz
ger lite. .Toltets 8reoe ouer Chicago
Ylatformens Sammeniurium farer Sc
oerne i Yartiet forbi, lom 2pnslin,t paa
en- @tormbas. Ser % Der Blaoene
finber man ubtalelier fra prominente
Manb, Der bar tilbsrt Yartiet, men BE-
tlaser Yartiets lloiteielier fra fin ,esne
tiblisere faftbolbte Yrineiper i bet poti>
tiIte @tpre, os befienber aabent at be
bar ueubt Rartiet 8pssen. Mosle flyer
be oil unberitstte Gleuelanb til 9pften,
after andre Jiif Oiu. Sblanot alt bette
fob osiaa for nusle Dase fiben Mh>
neapolis Tribune at leie fslsenbe af
Yrobibitionspartiets aanbiOat 5iif sipne
ubtalelIe ON Bartiet:
,6apoe ies life for 4 Nar fiben for
laot bet republifauite 9arti, itulbe ies
blioe usbiasen at sisre bet nu, efter at
babe sjeunemlait Yartiets Blatfprm fra
Chicago" ~s a~&ss~.it
Gu Manb berte ies fise berOm 0az
gen: yDet republitanife Barties narpaz
renbe Yrinciper, fsrer oerben, at be Sri
&c bliuer risere as be 5attise fattioere."
Mon Der lite lisser formesen Sanobeb
beri?
Ser i 2itdfielb ct en- ito, lluiiie TOM
men tilipue ODER nJri @biifp Blatfor.
men," ielu fra Beriuner lom boloer at
fine Saapier. Selp be met raoitale
@biltp Menb Tiger. at Ylatformen er
ufloet iammeuipunoet % forubier tun
en- baablss 1ilbasesaus for Bartiet.
Gbieoso 8latformen, - ia Der prsps
les fo~rfetoeli9t oper ben - bar fat en-
Stsr / Qiuet paa 6ele Bartiet. Ran nos
gen bielpe benz al meb ben? lmulist.
0erfor unbrer ri % life oper beres
@fris uaar be raabe: Something must
be done now.
g. sc. Glpebad.
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minneapolis 27oe Nne. 'e8.

gco Dffioens ifanb. Total Gfboloss
foreuinss fprittommenoe Dnsoass Msbe
er bet Mr. geamp, 5ormanoen for
Wurpbp- alubbem. Tom ifal tale, % baa.
Der ri oa, at 2ofalet mqa bliue falbt,
iom alminbetis.
WsiIs Marp Bamlion, Der lan9ere
1ib bar opliuet uore 5oreninss,nsoer
meb fin lfiebne Imuffe Mufif % Gang,
ifal / benne uge forlabe os, forat fptte
til Maibin9ton Territori.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-31

Sormanb Stub er MI Jergus Sails.
Sans County er iaroeles sobt organize
ret. ,5elt 8aabet" oil mart ienoes til
bper Norbmanbs gus / Otter Tail 60.
% Solicit pil lore at f~oritaa buab Der er
at ftprlt 8etpouius = S4efer % SRI
mbi1fp (tbi ban bar / Senatet for lap
9icenle) eler Susb 5arriion os insen
@biltp.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-31

staitepberne / ct. Saul bar ienbt ino
til 8praabet Yetition ON, at bette ital
anmobe Sfoleraabet ON bets &efi9nas
ton, ba bet foretommer Borgerne for
e~rtrapagaut at bore.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-31
Sill v6elt &oabet."

Sat for bit Moo
Sa for bin parme Nanh,
Sin Scamp lur aet % Sanobeo,
9Iemmets Sps8e.
Samilielipets 8aano
On perner ont
Os Mpores Set betrpgser.
Sat for bit rem Spros ~foruoen Spis,
Sin tjette Sulonins imoe 8usorits<
ma9ter.
Meb Hart 8ilir en- noroiif Bifin9 Zig
gu ilaar buer Nioins neo % ipnser iaa
til 7aften.
5af ior om iaite Sro, Flip aloris ben;
Neu sat paanp bper Sag til aampeu
moois
Ss ipns iaa: Sub meb os"
Ss Seireu ltal bli o
Smeno ben bltoer blo0i8.
Sit Jeltraab:
Sub meb ps % ri meo BAN,
Neo nteo Song Nlfobol, meo 2aft %
Sfamw
Nartba 9oQanb.
O2oacofp miS 1900
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-31
Ut Uistisbeo!

Nsenter fan faa itabist % let Groe1oe
os COB 8etaIiu9, enten be leper paa s5urm
eIer / Bp. Eilifrip She Go-Operatipe5n IN.
oemuitp Co." for 8etinseIier. Hen8e be,
tales til Meolemmer / Sp8oomstilfelbe.
Mooresie: q. D. Bog 549,
Ntinneapoiis. Minn.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-31
Sra M%rbeiosmQrttu.

glten @mbers opbolber fig MI |
Douglas 60. pan bar beIsst Mr.
arobn, observation-disclosures &anbibat for
2esislaturen os siort 1T til at &robn
ltal blipe ualst. &robn 5ar ben lpiefte
ubiist.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-31
DR.. Nelson

226 Wafbtn6ton Nue. g.,
Cot. 30 Mpe., Mtnneapolts, Mtnn.
Sar ofret 20 Star til Solpital os ipeciel
&ontorpraris. 6oriifrer paris 9elbreoelie
uoen Gift eler &pifiglp for froniife euer
blpoforsifteoe Gpgoomme i Salien, Neieu,
Suben os Bleren. @rus '8leren, Sarnz
mentr9fning, tureres uoen Smerte eler
Sfjering. Sefti9e eler f~roniife 1renipss
BONNIE furereS fra 8 til 8 Dase nleo uobe1-
oise A%esemioler. Dffere for 9oite,. eaarlis
5%oroglelie, gretbeo, Rerpsiitet % fpiiit or
saniif Soagbeo, buroe beige euer itrioe mig
til, oa. be ofte er 6ebanoleoe for 2unseteriu9
9pspepiia o9 2eperip9oom at nerfarne
Meno, iom mistaser Mdriaeeu al Dnbet, %
i~aaleoes man9foloiasjpr Spgoomr1en. Ger
ifilte 8erelier for Gamer. Sngen ffaoeli9e
Meoiciner bruges. &pntortio 9-12 Gorm.
"A o9 7-8 gfferm. Ssnoa8 "a gfterm.
Jor Glitter, BOG % Spgr8smaalSliite ienb
Is Gents 9en9e euer GrimGrter.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-31

Det a meb Bebrboelie at ri berieien-
mem mao iise benbe bort Garpel. Glib
bum osioa ! 1T npe Siem maatte finoe
Slnpenbelie for fine altib berebpiaise
9refter | Nfbolosiaseus 9ienefte.
Neeb Eat os 9ilieu,
Haa Joreninsens 8ese
e. Barlinbbaus.
Sefret9r,
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-31
PROHIBITION TICKET.
For President
Clinton B. Fisk, New Jersey.
For Vice President
John A. Brooks, Missouri.
WISCONSIN, STATE TICKET.

For Governor
E. G.. Durant, Racine.
For Lieut. Governor
G. Carlson, Eau Claire,
For Secretary OF State
Nelson la Due, Collins.
For Treasurer
D. G. Prescott, Marinette.
For Attorney General
Chas. +. Pike, Oshkosh.
For Sup't Public Instruction
J. Fl. Gould, Lake Geneva.
For Railroad Commissioner
E. w. Drake, Ailwaukee.
For Insurance Commissioner
S. M. Bixby, New Richmond.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-31
QortetS 2oeu eioe.

TOR 4O-5O @entimer pr. 2iter. sunbz
bebsraabet ! Toulon tos Sasen / fin
Soanb os afsau en- Betantnins. Der
foranleoise &etten til at labe nosle at
2isene opqrau. s fere at BEN fanbt
man ba , en- 'betpbelis Doiisa grienit.
Set bleu eubpibere fonitateret, at @reu
be 9illenelpe for noste slar iioen bauoe
faaet 75o &.losram Grienif fra 9pif>
lamb os ielp bapoe bentet bet paa 8anez
%eaaroen. 1O2 8erioner bar inbsipet
&lase mob @repen, os 20 8ioner er
itepneoe til at meoe for Retten | Toulon.
Sen 7titalte bar ertleret, at ban tlin
far brust en- uitabelis Spre iom 9in=
ttlietnins, os at ban baobe anuenbt
Nrieueteu; til at e%rper,mentere mob 8inz
luien. 9erimob antDbebo ban, at bans
Soft maalfe bauoe benpttet Mrfenifen
til at fomme ben / 8inen, men bpis bet
bar itet, bar bet ialialb mob bans 8is
oenoe os Billie. 5orbanotinserne BE-
spubte ben Ste, % er eubl,1 life enbte.
5lere at alaserue forlanser Stabeserz
ftatninser paa 15-2O,OO0 5rcs.
aEEH-r- E. sE. =.tH #rEE-Ez1 L&E E=gA B..
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-31

Sfsrbalspolo bar / ben ienere 9ib
aiemaemplpiet Douglas, Grant % Here
Counter oeromfrins. 5or nerperenbe
er ban / Dlafis. gentralfomiteen bar
ensaseret bam for ct par Waaneber %
fpmmer ban til at sibre 9erfules Nrbeioe
i bpilfen lombelt Nusias Stalb, bportil
ban maatte blipe Ienot.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-31
Err du fOrsikret?

pig life, % tag en- Yoie Nstropoliton 2ie SI. 60, at Neu gort. Oct
itprae os ffrene Snouirele 5urffrass sefab amerta. aaptal 5 aNaio=
nnr Dollars. Antalet at Death Claims, iom bleoe uobealte fbae Gar bar ooer
22OOO. Set foer fra 81. % upo ON leen. Set fOrbres inseu SnotrebeQes~
pense. Snsen Jorpselie 8eminsen forlanses. Snseu Detailing for Doctor
examination. Hrpmierne inofasiees usentis iMeolemmernes Bolser.
Ne Mlbre fra til 70 Nr antases. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT uobetales fhar
efer ben iordtrebes 500. Bealnsen er ben famine Tor besse aisn. Sum unoe
os irte asiureres. Mm9mt Sacobten, AS @eoar ape. er Gsent for
bette 60. os pl pere so pb at ie 2auosuano fire 5amlien oeo en- 4oGce.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-31
ILLINOIS STATE K

For Governor }
d. H. Harris, Logan County.
For Lieut. Governor
Joseph L. Whitlock, Cook.
For Secretary of State
J. Ross Hanna, Warren.
For Auditor
Uriah Copp, Iroquois.
For Attorney General
f. E. Andrew, Whiteside.
For Treasurer
J. w. Hart, Winnebago.
For Trustees of the State University
DR.. Villars, Mckenzie College
Rev. F. l.. Silver, Macoupin;
Miss Mary Allen West and
Capt. Henry Augustine, Normal
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-31

Yori. getterien arbeiber /, fpolise
Minnelota. Sra 1fe September ital
ban bespnbe arbeibet i @oobbne County.
Mrbeiosmarten ber er albeles ny % oil
bet lanipnlispis bliue tunSt at rpooe
@runb i De sarute republitanite Settle,
menter.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-31

Mpscom, @is. 1888.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-14
THE LESSON OF MAINE.

The Republicans have lost taou7snu
votes in Milne Just a We predicted the
other nirhl when the returns were IN
certain. There never was more power
full effort made by party in the maJor'y
a, point when they knew that to lose
the foo,loli would be great moral loss.
Mr. Blaine's personal presence and the
flag Of his party flying in every village
at party headquarters, ard any
amount of Doodle to keep up tie tocm
these were the condition under which
the Republicans lot thousand votes,
with every advantage on their side ana
,he biz cli-f Of the party present with
his magnetism and bis TWO messages.
"The sGsir Of the advanced guard
This is what the Maine election Was
bu, II shows the tlial of the Republican
dogma Of pro,t before a great state
and the Jesilt indicates that The Repuoli-
cans weakened in the very citadel oil
their power at the oreniDg OF the battle
when they made their best effort know
that the battle was to decide their tate
for all time.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-14
local POLITICS.

The meeting of the Democratic Com
mi,tee las, night is rather late. but there
was no use in starting the canvass until
the President gave Us the cu--"hich he
has done.
We have this to impress on the people
Of Virginia The State is at that point
Of recovery from the ruin OF war That
makes her political condition extremely
important. for if we were handed over
again to the tender mercy Of the Repub-
licans. the long and patient struggle
which We have undertaken successfully
would be all counted for nausht'
and we would be thrown back
into the bad conditions of twenty
wears ago. There is no misiaking
the policy of the Republicans, and if they
elec, Harrison there will be at the head
Of the Government as yiruleDt South
Halter as the worst times OF recOnsiruc-
lion ever knew. The first step would be
10 reorganize the representation OF the
South, as they phrase their diaooiical IN
ten,ion of hate and ruin. The results
would be a system predicated on the al
legged suppression Of the Republican vote
and TO remedy this alleged evil the FEEDER
al Courts would be so constituted as TO
n,osecute all men as political conspira
tors who could be charged with ,rumped'
m offenses. as was the case in the Nun
ford trial in Richmond
The Republican leaders, conscious Of
The lack Of the power of good principles
and patriotism, would simply proceed to
organize an arbitrary system OF man
ipulating the popular vote beginning
with the South.
Letus remember that only three North
ern States have saved the country in the
great struggle of 1884 and that if the
South can be put under the Mahones and
John Wises and such others the result
counted on by the Republicans is per
fec,ly certain not only for the present
term Of President, but just as long as
the people would perier seeing The wrong
to one section in preference 20 reyoiu-
ton. There is no revolution in the
South. Her destiny is in the hands of
the North, and all that she can do Is TO
be certain of preserving her rights at
this particular moment.
We beg the people to appreciate the
all powerful character Of the opportunity
and &C, up to il for the sake of our sell
preservation The tariff is a secondary
thing as far as We are concerned.
The justice and common sense of the
policy of tariff reform are plain, but self
preservation is palmer.
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H. ancient pagan religions there was
peculiar sacrcducss attached 20 running
water im springs or rivers. The famous
oracle Of Delphi Was beside the Castaian
spring; and In the haunted grotto OF
Egeria. inspired by the murmurs Of rs
beautiful fountain, the first king q
Rome received from the celestial nymph
the laws and religious rites which he I'M
parted TO the primitive community.
Rivers in prehistoric smes were every
where worshipcd; shrines were erected
on their banks. and they had priests Of
their own. Men swore by them. for the
spirit Of the waters could drown those
who proved false q their word and the
most awful form Of oath il that which
the IIindoo still takes who swears hy a
divine river more sacred even than the
Ganges-of which the Gnnges is only an
earthly manifestation. The office Of ihe
Hebrew prophets received rs name I'D
the original from root slsniiYnS The
bursting forth and the ovcnlow.a5 ~ %
copious fountain. The Culver.
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PRESIDENTIAL ELICToHs;


At Large,
RICHARD T. BrHSE OF Hanover.
john T. HARRIS Of Rockingham
First District,
TR.B. WRIcnT Of Essex.
Second District,
ID. GARDNER TYLER Of Charles City
Third District,
TAzEwELL ELLETT of Richmond city
Fourth District,
WILLIAM r. McKESNEY Of Petersburg
Fifth District
H.G. PETERS Of Henry.
Sixth District,
W. W. BERRY of Bedford.
Seventh District,
MIcAJAn WOODS Of Albemarle.
Eighth District,
EE. MEREDITH Of Prince William
Ninth District,
JAMES W. MARSHALL Of Craig.
Tenth District,
RIB. PooRE Of Appomattox.
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CREAM OF THE PRESS.
PTTGEyT PARAGRAPHS FHON
Prominent PENS.
Mr.. Harrison. Letter Another Contra
dietion- More HumbuG-M anufacturing
y,l-ehoo6.-The Dancers Irus. Tn
necessary Taxation.

Nh HARRIsON's LrTTER.-Nr liar-
rison accepts The Republican nomination
In letter that Is notabl. for no hing
ave ifs weak and safe general zuions.
That NJ. Harrison has been IN p blic f.
IS well-knoRn fact. but bis letter bs,fays
only such a superdcisl acquaintance with
public affair a. any busy and fairly in-
teligent lawyer migtt gain from ha. y
daily persual # bis morning paper on
his way to business Tie politics and
principles approved in the letter are set
forth in vague and general terms, and
there is a lack of specific statement which
inevitably suggests the conclusion that
the author Of the letter was too distrust-
fol either Of his knowledge Of facts or of
his powers Of expression to venture upon
a positive exposition Of his political be
liefs y !. Times.
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UTILITY Or TOAoSTOOLs.
Africans Worship Them and A,iatics Get
Drur'. on Them.


The Ostiaks. the Kamtchadales and
other inhabitants of Asiat.c Russia find
in one Of the gild bearing family-tne
manita mu-carlus-the exhaliration and
madness that more civilized nations de-
mand and receive OF alcohol. and enjoy
nascotism from its extracts as seduc,-
i've as that If opium
The fiJi Islanders are indebted % toad.
stools strung on string for CIRCLES.
which alone prevent them from ion.
classed among the poor and naso.
and their sole aesthetic occupation De-. .n
ornamentiu- their limited wardrobe
The FIJI fishermen. especially ,a.u.
them highly because they are water
proof.
Cerdier tells MS that the negroes u the
west Of Africa eNat a certain k.nlo of
boletus to the sacreine,s ~ god and
bow down in worship before DC. For
this reason Afzelms has named this va.
riety boletus sacer
\ French chemist bias extracted wax
from the milk giving kns. bat has not
stated the price of candles Made from it.
Others Of the dclying fraternity have
shown that toaa,tools mav 0c used n tha
manufacture of Pm,san blue n.tcalof
blood, for like certain animal matter
they furnish ru--ic acid As fm
after tho manner oi ai m.na O.
breathe oxygen ri throw oi cur.Ono
acid sas ..rN-H p.rAse- Of mmal
rather t.N Fo-..iYI. Mature.