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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-02-17

THE Crown Prince of Germany IL a
doomed man. Notwithstanding the
hopeful reports sent out in regard to
his condition, the throat disease from
which he is suffering is steadily grow
ing worse, and last week the opera
ton of tracheotomy-that is, the cut
ting of an opening in his windpipe, so
that he can breathe through tube
which is then inserted-was resorted
to. He is face to face with a dreadful
death, which he is awaiting bravely
and peacefully.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-02-17
Three PecuIiarities
Unknown to Others

Hoods sarsararilla is prepared with the
greatest skill and care, by pharmacists Oh
education and long experience. Hence 1t is a
medicine worthy OF entire confidence. hyou
suffer from scrofula, salt rheum, or any as
ease of the blood, dyspepsia, biliousness' SICK
headache, or kidney and liver complaints
catarrb or rheumatism, do not fail to try
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-02-17

REV. FATHER WHELAN, OF st.
Patrick's Catholic Church, Ottawa, i'll
a sermon on Sunday denounced the
prevailing social custom which re-
quired young ladies to appear in semi
nude costume at balls and parties.
He also denounced round Dances as
well as the custom of supplying wines
and liquors at social gatherings, and
said Ottawa society was strewn with
wrecks of fair womanhood. Catholics
could learn something from Protest
ants in this respect, and he urged the
so-called leaders of Catholic society to
bring about much-needed reform.
--~-------------~
GEN HANCOCK spoke the truth when
he said the tariff is a local issue. Penn
sylvania wants a high tariff on iron;
West Virginia on lumber and coal;
South Carolina on rice; Louisiana on
sugar; Ohio on wool; Kentucky and
Missouri on hemp; the salt-producing
sections on salt, and so on. 1t is i'm
possible that everybody should have
what they want, therefore they should
give and take. Let such tariff laws be
formulated as will give the greatest
good to the greatest number-such as
will distribute fairly the benefits and
the burdens-and then let all be salts
fled to at least try the change for a
while,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-02-17

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1888.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-02-17
Hoods SarsaparilIa

81 recommend Hoods sarsaparilla to all
nv friends rs the best blood purifier on
earth" WIN. GAFF, druggist, Hamilton, u
Hoods sarsaparilla has cured me OF scrcf.
ulous humor, and done me worlds CT COCO
otherwise" C. A. ARNOLD, Arnold, lie.
A book containing many additional state
,non+s a, cures will he sent to all who desire.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-02-17

Garden SEED.-Just to hand n large sup
" ply OF fresh Garden seed. All warranted
To be pure according TO name.
JOSEPH MCMU IRAN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-02-17

REFORMED CHURCH.
REV. b. +. BAUsMASS, PASTOR.
ShepherdstoWn II 90 u. m, and 6.3J y. m.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-02-17

ElSH OIL-Seventy-flve cents gallon.
IL Harness OIL ninety GEMS gallon. Luz
Uricntng Castor Oh. twenty cents a pint.
Linseed Oil. at very low prices.
JOSEPH MCMURRAN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-02-17

DLANK BOOKS.--Iust received II supply Of
ID Record, Day Books. Ledgers. Time Book
i.Hss Books, Memoranda. which AIN selling
very low JOSEPH MCMURkAN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-02-17

Forest Grange No. -, will meet the sec.
ond Friday of each month st l.SO and last Fri
day, at p. m.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-02-17

T.. u. U. I.
Potomac Lodge, No. 81, meets every Friday
evening at Z p. IN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-18

Bkg gbamberlain's Collie, gbplera.
uno Sur9faazM lift bic erfoIsreids
fte 8rdparation, bic lie erfunoet tuurbe
sesen Summer : Complaint, Gboleras
Norbus, 9ur6tan, 8lutfluB unb dro.
niIder 9urdfaI unb Tauienbe Berios
men tuerben ~beseusen, baB oereu 2eben
erbalten iuuroe bur6 bieies aroBe 6eil
mittel. @s 1T bic einsise Brdparation
nit Der iebe 5amilie unb ieber 8eiIenbe
oerieben iein iollte, uamentlt1 tpd6renb
Der Commemorate. 9iele TdIe BOZ,
|9ronii9em Dur9fau, bic ni1t aebeift
tuerben fonnten, tuurben ifets beieitigt
burb beiien @ebrau9. 8erfauft Bel O.
10. spencer, ct. Glouo uno BEL Soldier
&'@mmel, Mbanp, Wtun.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-18
Slugbett! 2Iugbett!

Bel benz 6sbrau6 ron Seilmtttelu fcattu wtr uni
rie tn a1sn antersn Sa6en, ron Der 8lustett leiter
lafen. Die Mdtuung ptrt trpBhem Spn 5duTerteu
In tsH Wtnb eefhlassn. Sebe neue Suddfal6ere
fnbst lire Gntdnssr. ieher Or. Gtfenbart irsenb cine,
tthssrif6en Sdule feline SslpeI. Seter gBe6fel tn be,
Sanbue- 8cnletter irtrb rrenigfens etue Belt lang
e~idubietn ben 9rn anssbsn. SIN erfreult6em geseu.
fds ~ ben rtsleH ~tsuttsen Gags tn ben 8ldttsrn dnee-
Ieteten 8etrisereten felt 5pfetter's Raesn- Bttters
Sd ais felt bret Satr;eteuten a~lsemein teiiebt, amer.
fdxnt unb enisfptlsu ppn Nerstsn, ~tnepfFrt ron be,
pteFs Stslsr 9dnter, eefudt unb ssf4dst ron Susalt.
BEN aGIberdu. Gs III erpiesnermasta Elm SpeitF.
tnrt unt grdnenttsrnittsl 8eser Rafaridleissx, 4rr.
Rtfbe Snbteeftrn, Qeberbef6werbe Rnb 8erfppfuua
90 ssbietst benz llmF6arefsn spn Rbenmattsmas I'M,
Rtsfalete etHtaIt. IS III eth tr6ftiBenbes un6 rirf.
fdntts 6dtntrstbnatttst sine @IsfSen. gtsrsSfsn Re.
fcrrnt 8 fttt gut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-18

IT., aIio battle
ben 9urf 81
)tete Senfter
.iste inn ben
bra6ten i'm
yer reinll6s
anaeuebmen,
elm alterer
iiden 9auss
i6ien, emf
,eIs. ,@as
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-18

@eors bate cine Stunbe 5u seben
beam es fubr fein Omnibus BON Nibs
fote Su benz lebten 3use; bod mas flint
Hterte i'm bas iest. Srei uolle Stunben
lasst nod por ibm, unb mas feline Wiis
biateit a~nlanste, 70 fibte er iie in ieiner
ae9obenen Stimmuns faurn. SIN Sc,
sentbeil, es fam ibm Dor, als Oh ct iid
nit elmer sepiGen, unnberbaren 2ei9'
tisteit unb @laiticitat uoranbewese, ola
tpenn er auf @olten, anitatt auf iolibeu
8oben trdte.
gr mar jeoo9 nod ni6t tueit sefom.
men, als er iid Der 2ait ieines irbiideu
&6rpers na9 unb na9 tpieber betuuBt
tuurbe. Die &eafiion mar einsetreten
Cine ieltiame, idmersbufte grftarruna
idien ole feline @lieber 81 erfaiien, eint
@mpfinbuns auBeriter grmattuns iiber'
pdltiste i'm uno nabm 70 su, baB iebe,
Sdritt 81 elmer anftrensuns tuurbe
Seine S6ldfen podten unb brannter
trUs Der fiblen Nadtluft, unb ieint
&eble mar 10 trOden unb ~perourrt, bas
elm 9runt falten 8aiiers inn tu,e be,
t6tlidite 9abetrunt eri9ieneu iudre
gr tuiirbe @elten barum seseben baben
fi9 ausruben 81 biirfen; aber CT tuast,
teinen ausenbltd su Opfern, aus Surdt
in 5olse ieines lansiamen 8orantom'
mems ben BUG 81 ~peridumen. Sc,
bloBe @ebanfe oaran mar 70 entiebli9
baB es i'm unuibertebtid uOrantrieb
iobalb er cine furse Bauie semadt bate
8prtpdrts simmer portpdrts bic BON
Wonbe beldiensne StraBe entlans ia
ftete Ct medanii9. tute in einem Eraum,
befunsen, ieinem 3iele entsesen. Gin
mol 9laubte er WaeBberion's @ei6t
nit ip6ttiidem 2ddeln bonn @ipfet zines
bonn @inoe betuesten 8aumes auf lid
nieoer srinien 81 ieben, bann mar el
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-18
gemtuetnm
Der
pon 2%1ort6ington.
l5ortiebuns.)

gr tpurbe in bic 9ibltotbet sefiibrt
@lei6 barauf b0rte er sbrttte ii6 be,
Sbire ndbern, unb iein Ser5 besanr
laut uno heft.s 81 i6lasen. gs mo-,
ierue lebte SOffnung. @r terbeuste ii9.
als SusO eintrat uno itammelte fait I'M
b6rbar: ,@uten Ibenb!"
Sieier ertutebsrte ieiuen GRUB bDfs
lid, aber nit elmer 9etu.ien 5uridbals
tuns, bic @eors eiiis beribrte. Suso
Bot i'm, 8(as su nebmeu, unb i9ien
abuarten 81 wollen, mas iein 8elud
tbm 81 iasen babe. Ser falte s9peib
iammelte ii9 auf @eOrss Stlrn, aber
er muBte ipre6en.
sd babe cine srOBe 8itte, perr
Nortbiustou, i6 weib, baB i'd nidts
beanipruden fam, uno Sic f0nnen mir
ni6t sinitis seiinnt iein mir waren
&ipalen, aber nun, ba Sic Der @lidli>
deere iinb, unb i6...."
gr ftOdte, ba er ii9 bun Der NublOz
iisfeit ieines Inliesens iiberSeust belt;
benn elm bitteres 2ddeln umipielte pus
so's 9ippen BEL ieinen 8Orteu.
~gtun?" iaste Suso, nadbem er
einen Iusenblid s~etuartet, riporin be-
itebt Die Bitter"
Ssin trodner, talter Ton idien &C.
orss Sefar6tunsen su beitdtisen. 9od
er bate a~nsefansen unb mubte fortfaba
rem.
vabnnen sic mir $50 8funb Dor.
itreden? Iber sic ,perben es ni1t
nolIen."
Nensitli6 blidte @eOrs auf, ct slaubte
~ wii1en, ipie bic Sntiport ausfaDen
lpiirbe.
r8elen Sic einen gbeque uoer Sie'
ben sic 8anfnoten opr?"
Ser plObli6e nebersans bon Soft
nuusslOiisteit our grfallnns mar fait 81
piel fir @eOrs's iberrei5te 0eruen.
u8ie, sic wolten uirtli6 - uie
ipa i9 Sbnen banfen?"
r2aiien mir baS", uuterbra6 Tin
Suso. nSie iasten idon, mir ieien
&iualen setueien, unb i6 iei nun Der
@lidli6ere!" 9afielbe bittere 2ddeln
BON pOrbin eri9ieu auf ieinen 9isen.
glbsr Sic baben mir nod ni9t seiast,
in wel9er 8eile sic bic Summe mini
iden."
rSn 8%antnoten, tuenn sic 10 gut fem
wolIen."
Suso uerlisB bus 9immer unb tebrte
mad iuen,sen @inuten nit benz @elbe
5uriid. @eors nOute nod einmal ban>
fen; bod Suso uebrte ale 9antiasuns
gen ab. @r idien u~nsebulbis, ieinen
8eiu9er Su perabldieoen, unb nit elmer
@%mpfinbuns 70 slibenber 9antbarfett,
tuie er iie ME purber empfunoen, perlies
@eOrs bas Saus.
r@erettet, enbltd serettet!" iubelte
es in ieinem Snnern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-18
Sp6tismmer.

9FIdt mir feline &oien rlebr,
3d., Der @arten ift balb leer,
Wa' bes 5rlblinss bolbe Brad
Sat Der CONNER slei6 sema9
8lauer Slieber, Silberbaunt,
&les, aIes mar Elm 3raum!.
$50 bic Na9tisaa emit fang,
SIT iebt bann Der Sedensans.
$50 sesriint bic iunse Saat.
G6nitter NIT ber Genie
@er nod einmal fiblt bi
8ie 10 furs, 70 turt bic s
8ie ie mebr es borpdrts
Infer Ser5 an seftern bd}
uno Der Sreub' fid faft e
Die ben Iusenblid neri9l
2itternb, baB aud Der en-
Wenrt er faurr uus mitse4
., iuie turj bes 2ebens s.
unb tuer bdlt, tuer balt es
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-18

ber @r9erer Garons, Der ibm aus Der
na6ften Sede nit erbobenem Singer 81
broben idien. @nbli6 errei9te ct bic
umsebunsen Der Stabt.
Der 9anbues sins in bic s~epflaterte,
saserleudtete gpritabtftraBe aber, unb
bieier Gnblid erfa0te @eors nit 1euent
Mutbe. Or mdSiste ieinen S9ritt erft
in Der 9dbe bes 8abnhOfs. Sic 3eiser
Der beQ erleuhteter llhr seisten auf 103,
e lie in tiefen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-18

oas 6eribmte Seer.
MOA1G, ben . @etrdnf ftiat
ben Durff i'm CONNER, beieitist bic @ir.
hung bon 2iqu6r unb Tabat, nimmt benz
slthem ben @eru6 bapon fofort. perle,bi
S6ua9en unb 0erp6ien boppelte aus.
bauer uno aaubert barmlos bas @efibl
ber Gridlaffuas binwes. WirS LIBERAL
lYerfauft 90
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-18

EROS aQer @tle erreibten &atbarine
uno ibre 1ante 2Onbun erft 3u ipater
Stunbe, baB iie nidt r1ebr barar, benten
~tunuten, Germ &umnep auf3uiu9en.
aber am na6iten Morsen mar bas
Compton faum seDffnet, als iie aud
i9on ansemeloet unb in bas 8riuataim>
u,er bes Gbefs 5uselaiien uuroen.
Serrn &umnep's fOrmlides @eien,
iein froiiser Con erididterten bas
iunse Wao6en 10 iebr, baB ite tbrer
9aEte eiuen bittenben 8lid autuarf, unb
es bieier iberlieB, ben 3ued ibres 9Om'
mems au erfldren.
Serr &nmneD runselte bic Stirn.
sd babe meme Gnti9eibuns iber
oieien SAD setrufen unb tuiinide ni9t
ldnser oamit beldftist 5u tuerben," tpar
feline Gnttpprt.
~gd, Serr 8umnep, babsn Sic ssad'
iidt-"
sd iaste Sbnen i9on, baB i'd mid
enbsaltis enti@lOhen batte," rnterbrad
Ct 5rdulein 9borue. r@s 1T bas erite
unb einsise @al, baB i'd mid BON mel.
nen 9rin5ipien babe abtpenDis MAIDEN
lafen, unb i'd tuerbe mid ME ipisber ei.
ner abnli@en S6mdde idulbis mo.
9en."
Sieie rdtbielbaften, nod baau in
ftrenaitem Gone pursebra9ten @urte
ueruirrten feline 3ub5rerinneu ntdt
tuenis. 8as meinte ct aur? Ct idien
eifris NIT ben Dor ibm liesenben 8apie=
rem beiddftiat; bod aa!barinens idar.
feb Guse bemertte, baB feline Sanb un'
fiat uno bas @anas nrr elm @ortuanb
mar.
30, 9err &umneD," rief fie-.iit es
11p9lt9? Saben sic lbr1 nergeben?"
~9sun ia i9 babe fir biesmal cine
Gusnabme semadt, neil bas iunse
Mdb9en, tueldes seitern bier nor, mir
feline &ube lteB."
Gin iunses Mab9en?" ertpiberte
&atbarine erftaunt. nWer mag bas &C.
tueien iein?"
rGine Sertpanbte tuabri9einlid. Sic
rartte fi1 Nliee BiGiams."
~Gb, i6 erinnere mid, ieine 8Hese.
iduefer. llnb fie mar bier? @ar er
oann nod StonmOutb gu ieinen Ser.
tuanbten s~esansen?"
uS9 ipeiB nidts BON Stonmoutb, i'd
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-18
MELROSE BANK

Set p%erIiettr; Sruts, 3ptcn unt It6fsIas.uu nh
s~ertIutt; SaTd8e-1ifetsSp n unt mad Gurpra fcptt
g9ebfflaWf aGe 8rtetrsn @ldtt In 9tutidIdnb unt
tiaia uub srrmpttrfsrat unb carer bs,dtlttIr aus.
Rdrts 90phntnte. Spfth aratcr, 9rIFtent
Senrn 5bien, Rdftrrr. Ws1rpfe, Winn. 42-3n
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-18

Sic: 8el9 Elm berrli6er Nbenb bas
beute lit! @ie aIes pisber auflebt!
8ie bas fumr::t unb idpirrt uuo sirpt
- unb seftern bas abIdeuli9e 8ettsr!
| @r: Ga, bic Natur bat eben piele
@riIeul
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-18
fomme in elmer brinaliden sade."

tunIIIe III eIHer OrtH9ltUeH SaUt.
gr ma9te cine Baule unb rduipert
fid. Die 9amer batten se9laubt, oa
es iid I'M cine lInteridrift fir irsen
einen pobltbdtiseu 3wed banble; Doc
tpie eritaunten lie, als Der 5rembe fit
BEL ibnen mad benz I~ufentbalte bon 81
org @iutams erfunbiste;
mMein Same 1T Sinnep, i'd bin erte
8u6balter BEL 8umnep nnb bon met
mem Chef beauftrast, grtunbisutse'
iber Serrn @iqiams einsuaieben. Sr
Serrenbauie tpies man mid bierbet
vSaben sic feline Nbnuns, mo- Der jung
Wann iib aufbalt?"
vBenn er nidt in ieiner fraberel
@obnuns in Sslinstoutreet 1T, rie,r,
eruiberte &atbariae unrubis. ,.Gr bait
foieIe aSrefIe binterfaffen."
Serr 5innep i9ittelte perneinenb bel
&opf.
v9ann muB inn ettpas SuseitOBel
iein," rief iie sitternb. r9ieaei6t il
er franf Ober -
9as i6arfe sraue ause bes alter
9udbalters rubte p~rifenb auf tbrem er
resten Geii@te.
SD CLAUDE ni9t," baB in bieieI
Smii6t ettuas au befir6ten it," unter
brad er ie troden, einen setuifien be
be,ttunsspolen Na6bruf auf feline 8Or
tie 1eseuo.
uBie 10, mas meinen Sie?" 9as
iunse Mao6en btidte raid 81 inn auf
SD meme, baR Der iunse Mann at.
bere Grinoe bat iid uaiidtbar 81 MO:
deu. SD bebauere, es ertudbnen 81
miiien, meine 9amen; aber ipdter ube'
iriber tuiirben Sic es bod erfabren
ST bat cine Sumr1e @elbes unteri9la'
sen-250 8funb."
Ratbarine that einen tiefen NtbemSus,
aber iie ertpieberte ni9ts.
sd min Sic nit ben 1,aberen Sc
tails ni6t belditisen, bod es 1T feiu
5weifel baran," fubr Serr Sinnep fort.
sd babe eineng~ Onitabler uub ben Ger'
baftsbefebl sleid mitsebra9t. gs mub
Elm @rempel %itatuirt tuerben."
Gr bate iid in gifer serebet nnb
trodnete fi6 ben S3meiB BON Der Stirn.
5raulein Gborue unb ibre Nidte tparen
teines 8ortes ma9tis.
sd mill sic nidt ldnser %aufbalteu,
ba sic mir bod teine ausfunft su &C.
ben perm6sen. @uten Mursen!" Ser
8u6balter uerbeuste ii9 unb perlieB
bas 3immer.
rMeiu armes, liebes &inb" rief
Srdulein 9burne, fobalb er fort iuar.
,Wel9' ip,tnberbare Rettung mod i'm
festen Gueenblid! Dsnte nur, mas batte
sei6eben f6nnen, tueur, mir btes nidt
frib5eitis senus erfabren batten, 9u
tannit ber Soriebuns banfen.
r9as tbue i'd AUDI, unb stuar bon
san5em 5er5en," rief &atbarine unb
mart ii6 in bic Irme ibrer Sunte. 80
tpenn 9u wiibtef-"
Die Tbrdnen perbinberten lie, fortau>
fabren. aber es paren Tbranen bes t,ef.
fen 9antsefabIs. sic mar frsi, nidt
bur6 ibr 9bun, aber burd @sorss eisene
SdulS. sic tuollte i'm iti9t i'm Std
lafien, fie tuO1te 9l0es fir i'm tbun, tuas
in ibrer @adt ftanb; aber ieoe anoere
@erpfldtuns mar sel6it.
rEante," iaste iie, ii9 aufrt6teno uno
tire Tbrdnsn trodneno. r@ir miiHen
unper5isli6 nad 2onbon. Serr STUNT
rep muB ben @erbaftsbsiebl surid3iez
ben. Sd iuerbe i'm barum bitten unb
bic $50 8iuno erieben. 2aB uns feineu
Gusenblid 50seru."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-18

Sauswirtb: Mein Serr. sic babeu
mid beleioist, betradten sic fid ols
bon mir ssfteisert!
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-19

tariff reform, and will vote for Cleve.
land. AZ a result of these investiga-
lions these gentlemen say the Empire
State will give Cleveland sixty thOus-
and majority.
COLUMBUS, O., July 12.1Special. +
The Pardon Board met here today and
among other acts recommended the
President to pardon Ben. Hopkins, of
the Fidelity Bank, Cincinnati, on the
ground that he cannot live long.
INDIANAPOLIS, July Especial. i
Gen. Harrison made three little parlor
talks today to three visiting delegations
at the New-DennisOn House. They
were all from Indiana. and all had brass
bands. One came from Benton coun-
ty. one from Wabash and one from
Boone. The General is getting very
tired of these local demonstrations.
MEMPHIS, July 13.-C. o. Johnston,
division freight agent of the Kansas
City, Memphis and Birmingham Rail
road, has eloped with a pretty type
writer girl, aged seventeen years, who
was employed in his office. Mr.. Johns.
ton was a prominent member of the
Catholic Knights of America, and a
member of the board having $4,000
belonging to the order, and kept in a
Memphis bank.
ORANGE, Va, July 12,-[Special. +
The south bound express on the Vlr-
ginia Midland road, went through a
high trestle a mile north of here this
morning, making a terrible wreck of
the whole train. -Four passengers are
known to have been killed outright and
over forty wounded. 1t is impossible
to get particul; r, Ornames. The citl-
zens are rushing to the scene of the
wreck and will render all possible aid
to the sufferers.
NEW YORK, July 12.-[Special, del
egates from twenty Carpet Workers
Unions are gathering here to discuss
the situation. All the mills are shut
down to prevent a glut of the market.
Manufacturers are seeking to make
capital out of the shut down on a tariff
cry. The workmen emphatically deny
this, and many Republican workmen
will desert Harrison. Arrangements
are being made for a gigantic eXpOsi-
ton of the toeaccOindustry here.
M1DDLETowN, n. Y, July 13.-[Spe-
cial. The recent death in Chenango
county of Mrs. Amanda DeyO, ended a
sad romance. Mrs. Deyo's maiden
name was Townsend. She was born
and reared in New York city, and had
a luxurious home while a girl. She fell
in love with a young man who her par
ents opposed. She was sent to Richfeld
Springs to attend school, and while
there, she was informed that her lover
had married another, She laid the
blame at the door of her parents and
friends, and in a fit of anger eloped
with an ignorant and uncouth mai
named Deyo. They went to Chenango
county, built a hut, and this woman OF
refinement spent her life there, despite
~entreaties and arguments of her friends
and stuck to her husband till the last
Gradually her friends forgot her, her
parents died, and poverty drove her
after the death of her husband, to the
aims house, where she has just died,
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THE JULY FLOODS.

J,oaa Over n Million-The Worst Ever
Known-Great Suffering and Destruc-
9ipn.
PlTTsBURe, July 12.-The latest es-
Inmates of loss by the floods foot up
over a million dollars. In this neigh
borhood it will exceed $4,000
and it is not exaggerating to say that
with the above as fair estimate the
total will exceed $1,000,000, as the flood
ed district covers an area Of fully 25O
miles.
at McKeesport all the mills are
closed down and hundreds are homeless
and destitute. The CHARTERS natural
gas main crossing the river at that
point was broken during the night
and an immense pressure of gas
forced into the air. Mr.. Knight, the
Waterman of the Pittsburg, Mckees-
port and YoughiOgheny railroad
crossed the trestle at Salisbury a short
time after and his lantern ignited the
gas, causing a tremendous explosion.
Knight was fatally burned and the
bridge set on fire, but the flames were
extinguished before it was destroyed.
Traffic has been almost suspended on
the Pittsburg, Virginia Il Charleston
road. No trains are running south OF
Peters creek, nineteen miles from here.
AT Wheeling the destruction to prop
erty is beyond computation, but enough
is known to warrant the declaration
that nearly every house and most of
the fencing on all lowlands between
that point and Clarksburg on the west,
and as far at least as Grafton on the
Valley river have been swept away.
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Brace Up.

You are feeling depressed, your ap-
)etite is poor, you are bothered with
Headache, you are idgity, nervous and
generally out of sorts, and want to
brace up. Brace up, but not with slim
ulants, spring medicines or bitters,
which have for their basis very cheap
bad whiskey, and which stimulate you
for an hour and leave you in worse con-
dition than before. What you want is
an Alternative that will purity your
blood, start healthy action OF Liver and
Kidneys, restore your vitality and give
renewed health and strength. Such 9
medicine you will find in Electric Bit
terg. and only 80 cents q bottle, at Dur
bin, Wright & Co.'s Drug Store.
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soHoo1 nNuMnRAroRs

At Work Under the Recent Laws-Com-
mencing Several Months Earlier.
Laws have been changed recently in
regard to the taking of the school emu
meration. 1t was formerly the case
that the enumeration was taken in Sep
TENDER and a months time being given
in which to take it, but the new law
has changed the time to the two weeks
ending the last Saturday in July. In
stead of a month for the work only two
weeks are given. The e~numerators are
appointed by the Clerk of the Board of
Education. Clerk Feller has appointed
Messrs. Mack, Holl, Myers and Raedel
and they are at work.
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because he stopped Sunday ball playing.
If the Mayor receives the support of
the base ball men, his reelection is
sure.HNew York Star.
The Republican National Executive
Committee is made up as follows: M.
H. De Young, Of California; Samuel
Fessenden, Connecticut; George b. Da-
Wis, Illinois; John 9. New, Indiana;
J. S. Clarkson, Iowa; w. G. GOddloe,
Kentucky; ]. NJ. Manchester, Haynes,
Me-; Garrett A. Hobart, New Jersey;
A. L. Conger, Ohio.
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What Am to Dnp

The symptoms of ~biliousness are I'M
happily but too well known. They
differ in different individuals to some
extent. A bilious mar is seldom a
breakfast eater. To frequently, alas,
he has an excellent appetite for liquids
but none for solids of a morning. His
tongue will hardly bear inspection at
any time; if it is not white and furred,
it is rough, at all events.
The digestive system is wholly out of
order and diarrhea or constipation may
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-19

Elk COUNCILMAN p. M. SPENCER,
cashier of the Cleveland National Bank,
who has been one of the most ardent
Republicans of Cleveland, has soured
on Protection. He Is now hating be
tween three opinions: Whether to vote
for Cleveland straight, or Whit off on
Belva Lockwood, or the Prohibition
General Fiske. When he fully natures
his Judgment we expect to see him
wave the red bandana.
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be a symptom orthe two may alternate
There are often hemmorrhoid9 or even
loss of blood. There may be giddiness
and often headache and aciditR or fiat
ulence and tenderness in the PIT of the
stomach. To correct all this II not
effect a cure try Green's August Flower.
1t costs but a trife and thousands
attest its efficacy. ~