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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-09-12

Observation-Disclosures
The man who has invested frOiu three
20 FIVE dollars Ia a Rubber Coat, and
at his first half hours experience in
a storm finds 20 his sorrow that IL Is
hardly better protection than mos
quito netting, not only feels chagrned
at being so badly taken IN. but also
feels IL he does not look exactly like
Ask for the "FIsH BRAND" sIIcKER
does not have the FISH BRAND, send for des
s{ssxspfsrysrHspfsSfssys.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-09-12
He WRONG DISEASE.

Xxx GNA&ANNS
on another with there and in this
which
hon reality they all symptoms caused by
his practice until large bills made. The suffering
treatment complications.
The would hive entirely removed the disease thereby dis
tead OF prolonged missn
Ill., s1el Mrs Ed. M. CAMPBELL. OF OoLldnd, Cali
80 ID vlIEE enyorHd writes: Il had been troubled all
- my life with hysterica attacks aud par
4 kpnM ulICnnNk 4 and periodical
NUN uAL unn encee Of headache but since have
have had none of also Lad womb had that
could not blocks without the pain, but
before had taken Favorte Prescription months
the city without inconvenience All
leaving under the benign or
your medicine feel smarter than for before Ny
everlasting thanks for what have done
form nd NAV God bcss yen in your good works
'Fn
vore prescription, and have had return OF the female
trouble had then"
We'll as I Ever was.-Nrs JOHN STEWART, OF ChIpeir44
inform you am ms a.
medicines TOOK ipur poucs
of the Favote Prescription ard ono bottle OF
Pellets All of the bad symptoms have
disappeared work able 70 bc on my rect Al
day. Ny friendo tell me / mover looked SO wen.
~ Farorifc Tresoription Sold Druggists ne Word
Overy Large Bottles 500, sir for $500.
for DR. Picrccs large illustrated
Treatise (16O covers) on Diseases or women
Address. worlds Dispcnsary Medical Association,
No. Main Street. DurrALo, N. Z.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-09-12

Mrs. r. +. MORGAN. OF No. II Lexington ST.,
East B',ston, Mass. says: Five years aea-I
was n dreadful sufferer from uterine troubles.
Having exhausted the skill of three physi-
clans, was completely discouraged, and so
venk I could with difficulty cross the room
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-22

The Manufacturer Of Philadelphia Il
high protective tariff Journal, bu. It's cor
respondents sometimes give it away .
One Of these in recent letter at
tributes the destruction Of The prosperity
Of the broadclo,h manufacture in this
country 10 the tariff Of 1867, and to The
initiation Of wages By those industries
which had free raw materials
Another correspondent writing about
wors,ed spinning says I'VE are running
twelve combs q day, md ,hal! do souniil
we have free wool when we shall build
new mill
Here is p7e-en'ed 'he spectacle of =
new.paoer which ed;torially contends
tina, wages are maintained, and prosperity
enioyed through high 'ariG, and ye;
publishes correspondence 10 sho" that
both manufacturers and WAGES are bel
tered By tariff reduction.
Comment is unnecessary
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-22
THE Mills ELL.

The Mills taiiT reform Till Yesterday
passed 'Ae House by majority C. - AID
now goes to the senate.
The issue between tEctwo groa, parties
Of the country Is no8 distinctly drawn.
Both have repeatedly declared themselves
in favor reducing the enormous burden
Of taxation upon the people which au-
nually put. hundred million dollars in
the Treasury more than is required 10
meet The expenses Of the Government,
but The difference IS that one
has put Itself on record rs
proieniug rather to have this
burden reduced by curiailinc cxpondi.
lures on nccc,saric., while ;Le other
has declared rM the price Of n.ce.s rics
shoUH 'e h,. eo g.. iAe e.p &c O.. t..-t
ON luNu.es
The Republican senate 1i'l. leaht.
adop; substitute to the Mil, blk en-
bodyin- the sentiments Of Vac Rcpubti-
can party as expressed at Chicago, ana a
conference viii be ordered The result
vii. be that Tie vL1,r matter will %
over until The December session ol Con-
gress, and 3D. The meantime the grand
jury Of he jnt.i States. he people
WI! have rendcr,. their verdict and de-
ciGcd the case This decision can he
safely anticipated
TO President Cleveland is mainly due
the credit fer having >impiicd the issue
He frs, planted i.c STANDARD O. tariff
reform upon such Il hcicn; that the peo-
pie oil The entire Republic could see II.
and forced tie RcpGbi.ans 10 show their
hands. With his ,haracterist!c simple
honesty, he frs, had the manhood 10 call
upon the people TO decide whether they
proposed cheap clothing 10 c4eap whisky,
and in So doing ne drew the line SO clearly
tina; il could not tie Misunderstood
The Democracy Of the COUNTRY, through
its Democratic Hog Of Representatives.
have endorsed him, and the passage Of
the Mills bill not only places the opPosi-
ton sqoarely on The defensive, tu' forces
them into Slough OF DeSpoua from
which the more they endeayor to cXtri.
cate Themselves the more they will find
themselves involved
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-22
IT,, Terror of Actresses.

Over Abundance OF flesh is the terror OF
actresses Fat, fair and forty may make a
cone,y combination in private life, but
when woman Of the stage gets along To-
ward forty she is spoiled for all sentimental
purposes 81 sne becomes fat. Zine beautiful
Fanny Davenport, VINO Is just about that
age. Lccame so thick few years ago as %
be unromantlc. and the effect upon her roles
va, damaging. She recognized tins ami
went into a course of rigorous die. irom
which lrsh making food and drink "cro
selulorsly excluded. Her health was hurt
considerably by this deprivation of nouriSh-
moat. but She grew measura5Iy thin under
it. and la. winter was once more light
enough % ral.ze thc heroine Of French
drama. Lillian Russell was % somewhat
vouncer stage beauty who fat;encd. She
was less disposed than Hiss Davenport to
cruelty ler appetite Tor arts sake, bat she
had 90 come ID it at length, AVID TO 80 herself
for O. comic opera role at % city theatre this
spring shc underwent a rigorous course Of
training down. Sbc is again shapeiy, at TIE
cost of ranch rlf denial. but with q oaiu of o
liberal salary f'r Dor engagement va. CON
C.uaaal cpoI tar reducing her weigh, to 10
poauis.--Ncw l9g.. sam.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-22

Cronstad', where the young Emperor
of Germany is visiting the Gar, Is the
principal station OF the Baltic fleet of tie
Russian navy, and Was created lev Peter
the Great 1t is situated on bay Of the
Gulf Of Finland and guards the ap.
proach to 81. Petersburg Ii is strongly
fortified, and is city of about 80, 900 in
habitants. Among its architectural at
fractions is the castle of Petelhof, the
scene of the festivities in honor Of En-
peror William, which was begun by Pc
ter the Great about 1920, and named in
his honor There are many relics Of that
famous monarch in the castle, and some
of the trees IN the garden were planted
by Peter himself
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-22

The scheme to postpone action on the
nomination of Melville W. Fuler for
Chief Justice came to naught. Mr. Full
Ter was yesterday confirmed by the Sen
ate by vote of Il to 20, rotwithsland-
ing that Mr. Edmunds of Vermont, a
Stalwart Of the Stalwaris, opposed it
most strenuously. The Radicals ran
sacked the universe to find just cause of
opposition. but failed, and now the coun-
Try vii. have the first Democratic Chief
Justice since the days of fancy, who
lied more than quarter Of a century
ago.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-22

II words were thorn.eSs roses | might sing OF her
And Icy them dew wet ut hcr dainty feet,
pcichaacc their perfume pure might stir
The Music in her soul when our eyes meet,
And. meeting tell her how love her. sweet.
Her dainty head. rose Ike upon slender stem
Was modelled rs n beauty lesson for mankind.
Oh. tell me- Fate. have found my GEM
And will 1t surely crown my life ana bind
Mc to her for all t.mci Sweet Fate, lie kind, be
kind George Frederick Mum
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-22
IN THE REGULAR ARMY
Eecruit. EARN ~ Much Money as Van ut
iny Manual Labor.

1T is Il mistake TO think that men who
enlist in the United States army are not
paid rs well as citizens IN the ordinary
walks of lie said veteran who has
served under Uncle Sam for nearly
score Of years. Il think they are better
paid. II | didn't | wouldn't be i'll the
army today"
When asked TO give a few details the
old warrior replied:
Take the place OF private. When
he enlists j. Is FOR Eve years. The first
two years hc gets $l3 a month. The
third year he gets Slf, the fourth year
So. ami when bis term expires lie IS
receiving So Now. if he rc-cnlists
within thirty days his wages viii be in
creased - a month. making a private's
pay. after be- has hccu IN the army i've
years $ls q month. or 52lG year That
amount. however. j. clear profit. Every
thing in tho line of clothes and rations
that Is necessary the government fur
nishcs.
Now, asked the old soldier, whore
i, the man who works for - a day who
S,,,,.s ,,oI;co f,rc.sr
TT,n question seemed difficult and the
ro,.o,,er oavo # nm
..rhat :, mot aU tbouah." resumed the
military man. who evidently was proud
of hi, vocation IF man after enlist
mont ...I ...;,-n,oert IN a uc.t /, found
ont ~ D.. sl.irful "a anv trade. so riurh
the better. bo can make it pav. If he is
. -l,ema',,r ho can find plenty of cm.
r'0r,,au. ,u conversation. n bo /, "a
i..rb.r H.. c.r ,ly.,rs and subjects for
Ii..r.1.r Ifhoi,a tailor Dr., can roap a
L,rye.. Tailor, an. usually In demand.
and consequently ,u lrok I'm H.. last
us. in rba ,.... p. which WAS Stationed
had otir.Ily u1.u.L- else 90 uD uut
work ~ Li, rr.de. excel . rth.l o.0A-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-22

Transplant oae--ourth OF the smells oil
Rome 10 NV YocA for "a day, says az
american tourist, "anl You would start e
plague which would sweep q million people
out Of existence. The Italians grow tat on
them. r-Delrolt Free Pres.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-22

We see that General Harrison excels
in making a delicious, but exciting decoc-
tion known as ''thc Tippecanoc Punch.
What glorious time all we American
freeman will have at the White House
with on! free whisky-if lac is elected
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-22

It does not require any thing extraordinary
in the way Of intellect % shoe horse. but
there is q fortune in store for the man who
can shoe ily 50 that the little pests VIII stay
shod -iIarper's Bazr
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-22

It is denied taat Jay Gould suffers from
insomnia And yet Jay ha, seldom been
caught mapping. Richmond Dispatch.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-22

The Prince Of Wales has seventeen
brothers-in-law, sixteen uncles, fifty
seven cousins and hfty-eight nephews
and Eieces.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-22

\ New Jersey barber keeps goat % d.,Cu
the hair sh0rn from lis customers
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-22
ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.
A LAND or pleNTY-lVS PEOPLE
AND TRADE.

Railroads Newspapers Prosperity
"Thc people OF the United States" said Mr.
Charles H. SANFORD, partner Of the firm
of Samuel b Hale & Co.. bankers, OF Bucnos
Avrcs. edo not know what m II Dorado
The Argentine Repnbhc u.s. Not In gold and
silver. though $50 miIc even these precious
metals there. but ia proIuctvouc.s think
that today Buenos Ayres offers q greater
field for the employment o., capital with
safety than the city Of any other country IN
the world. -
what IS Bueno, Ayrcs Ike"
Comparing 70 with a city Of The United
States, should say Philadelphia rs streets
are laid cut m regular squares or blocks of
200 feet each, and It, covers "a great deal II
ground II j. bulls upon "a slight elevation.
rsiny from the Ia Plata rvcr IN has A
front OF two miles or the river. and extends
. back between two AMI tine, miles, The
uumbcr oi inhabitants Is 100000 lti>to all
inteuts and purposes a seaport, though 10
milo, from tle ocean, as 10 Las direct con
nection by steamer with Europe TIE bank
Ing interest Of The city is very large There
Is one bank building that cost 100000,
another that cost $4,000 and other, tho
cost of which varies from $4,000 o. Sf'O.-
OD The National bank d, jus, about to
begin tie construction Of building which,
with the al3. niH cost si-0toO These
structures arr OF brck and surco handsome
in design. anG compare ta>ouh.y with those
ot any city Ot tho residence. the city has
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worth
IVY have one man who is worth from
s-5.ovDul9 tl SDtJOCol yerd whose
wealth is placed 40 s-loWlo each and
many who are each worth over s5o)o0o0
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here Do Sow York or ina London bnenoS
A'i.' Aa7 % inner opera i'ah any cry on 'll's
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Ai7 mines tAo Ll7le'' l',- O. ieii.'I'ia''on
eyer laid % amy oitlatic performer ON any
stage. lLo city hl' largo lii"'' ana t-''o
are tfclnentei rs carriages ih' .y'e ana
e.eSaAle oil "h.'n are ,l''' - mos. -, .'y
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-22
CREAM OF THE PRESS.
ESTEEMED CONTEMPORARIES on
TIMELY tories.
Those Pauper italian,-The Brooklyn
soapmaker's Observation-Disclosures ".
Irish Eyictions-A Warning Against
Over Confidence.

over
On the subject of the wholesale ;mpor-
ia,ion OF pauper labor iato the United
States the Baltimore Sun says:
ITO all this, Of course, protected manu-
facturers have no objection, as i, increase
all the time their power over labor and
the wage question. while their OWL goods
bring in as much prof, as ever; bu, 20
the working mca the issue has a lively
and pfactca, interest which sooner or
Inter may b. computed into dollars and
cents. To the country az large the sub
iact i even more important |, j. like
man who is daily drinking poison. Tn
national blood i. no: merely beinc
diluted and weakened, but is being cor
rup,ed and polluted, and the results will
be demonstrated in troubles of a serious
character unless proper measures for self
protection are taken.
THE BnooNLyN SoAPMAKER.-Mr
Charles :. higgins, the sOapm1ker. does
no. seem to have alarmed his fellow
manufacturers very much 10y his gloomy
predictions A. 10 the cfiec, of the Mills
bin on the trade Nessrs. COlg te & Co,
,io nr-t, :, s,o.y what rhev are talk
,nr sb5n, saw that thew can comoete
with English .aundry soap under any ana
,u conditions and that II their profits
"houi1 he emf down somewhat ihe con-
,umer would get the benefit without So
rcus injury to them " J. Tina.
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-22

GIVE Born TARIFFS OFFICIALLY -
The Mills tariff revision and revenue re-
ductiou bill is likely to pass the House
to-day.
When it shall have been passed, Jet Re
publicans ana Democrats in the Honse
unite in the passage OF a resolution 10
print the new tariif bill side by side with
the present tariff, and sent 1t out the
country for the consideration OF the peo-
pie.
Give the people the truth, and the way
10 give the exact ruth is for both parties
to unite in an official publication OF the
two tariffs side By side so that the people
may fully understand the issue.-Ptat.
IAlas.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-22

4 PECULIAR SIaEAE is HUNASTY
The Lehi1t Fl,l Pres thus calls attention
TO peculiar streak in hum n nature:
Everybody connected with finding tie
New York Italian woman guilty OF muir.
der hes gone back on The find and ingeu-
ted some excuse why she should be par
doncd Human nature is stranger than
the weather, and "a strong public Official
is q rariiy."
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-22

IHE "a LY TIMES. delivered ~ city ny car
ricrs I - cents per wees. Leave address
at Tn Office or send IL by pOsta. card.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-22
Gls Eailu Gimfs.

Published Every Day In the Year by the
Times Publishing Company. Once $40
East Main street. Richmond. Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-22

Auction Sales. Legal Notices and Amu.e-
mcnt Advertisements ci per inch each
insertion.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-22

The WEEKLY TIMFs. by MAJ. pos1aco paid
1nc year. 81; SIX months, ~ cents Three
months. - cents.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-22
GY MAIL $500 4 YEAR.

ADVERTISING RATES
ONE I.CH or TWELVE LINES
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-22

Entered Of the Richmond VA Postof5Ce
az, second class matter.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-22

TIE BR0OkLYN SOAPMARER.-Mr
Charles :. Higgins, the soapmiKer. does
10. seem to have alarmed his fellow
manufacturers very much 10y his gloomy
predictions a. to ihe CLEO, of the Mills
bill Oh the trade Nessrs. COlg te K Co.,
vLo ought tp know what they are 'a'k
inc about. say that they can compete
with English laundry soap under any aud
al conditions, and that Il their profits
should he cut down somewhat The con-
,umer would get the benefit without Sc
r.ous injury to them " J. ima.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-08-23
Condensed Correspondence.

Webbville Married, on the 9th, Jes-
Sc Sexton and Lille White. Also, on the
10th, Wallace Cotton and Lessida Jordan.
Also, Goddard Perkins to Aletha Per-
kins, on the llth.. Our public school
Is giving general satisfaction. j. W.
Webb and John Thompson were In Lou
lisa last week. JAS. and Levi Perkins
will soon move TO Radcliffe.
Peach Orchard. Mrs. w. d. Roffe
and little daughter we're visiting Mrs. w.
j. Crutcher last wees, -. Mr.. and Mrs
X. 4. Burns have been visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Lucien johnson. John
Patton, OF Eden, was here last week. -
Frank crutcher will leave next vice.; for
Louisville, where he will re-enter school.
The public school is giving satisfac-
ton. = Miss Cora Abbott, of your place,
is the competent book-keeper for the G.
w. NJ. q NJ. Co T. j. l.. Hubbard has
gone to the breaks" to act as book-keep-
er for the Three C'sR. r, Co. n
Glenwooo.-Great deal of sickness.
-. Died, Of heart disease, Daniel Rifle
also, Mrs. Barley, Of heart dis, ase; also,
a ten.year-old son OF Samuel A llen also,
2 little child of NJ. ID. Rice. Ward Fra
zier and Martha Roberts and Willis Rob
erts and Ella Radcliffe eloped few days
ago. Mrs. John d. Fannin Is seriously
III with typhoid fever.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-08-23
DereAeld.

J.. II. lobe, Sr., bought Shade Combs
farm on Cats FORK last week Shade will
leave soon,
Samantha, wife of j, B. Large, g very
low with dropsy.
LATE Carter had spelling match FRI
day evening.
Belle Pennington, of Music, Is making
her home at this place.
Fire caught out Saturday at Sam Roses
but no damage was done.
Sylvester Derefleld left Tuesday for In
diana.
We all appreciate the NEws, and feel
an interest in the wide spread circula-
ton Of the solid Democratic paper, and
we believe that 1t should be in the hands
of every Democrat in the State. j. II.
Jobe, Jr., says he would be lost without
the NEws. think ifuny Democrat will
take 1t one year they will not lie without
1t any more, for they win feel lost to do
so. PLowBoY.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-08-23
hon. 7. 1. PA!N!ER
Nominated by the MaysyilIe Con.
yentiOn for Congress,
On the FOrty-secOnd Ballot.

The Convention to nominate a
Democratic candidate for Congress
for the Ninth District met at Mays
vile on last Tuesday The candi-
dates before the convention were
G. w. Castle, T. II. Paynter, s. G..
Bascom and G. r. Kellar.
Col. Northup, of this place, was
chosen permanent chairman Of the
convention, and on the forty sec
ond ballot Hon. 7. H. Paynter, of
Greenup county, was nominated
for Congress.
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Emma.

There is considerable sickness In this
neighborhood.
We are glad to note that James W. FL
.kins is able to be out again.
We are sorry TO note the death OF Dan
iel Rifle, of Glenwood. lie was found
dead in his bed on the 18th Inst He had
been complaining for some time Of a
trouble in his breast. His wife was sit
ting up-wth sick folks in the Eeignbor-
hood and there was only small boy In
the house. He was one Of Big Sandy's
pioneers, aud had been strict member
of the old baptist church about forty
years. He leaves wife and many
friends to mourn their loss.
A large number Of our citizens have
humps.
The mules meet next Saturday,
Hurrah for tie NEWS. PLUCK.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-08-23

The Lawrence county teachers
Institute will begin at this place
Sep sember Sd, and continue five
days. All persons holding certifi-
Gates and intending to teach must
attend the full session, or their GER
ti6cates will be revoked and those
desiring to be examined this year
viii not be eligible unless they at
tend the institute.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-08-23

The members Of the Bowe family,
formerly of Johnson county, had a
reunion at H. Hale's, in Louisa
last week. There are only four
now living, out OF family of 16,
and they are WIN. Bowe, Jas. Bowe,
Julia Hale and Darcus Lynch.
This is the first time they have all
been together in eighteen years.