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Mar, lander. stu INcitrd over the Fort
McHenry Flag Epi.ode--k National
Democratic Newspaper to be Establish
cd-injnrie. to the Boston.
WASHINGTON. y. c.. August 2e.--A
committee Of citizens of Baltimore
waited on Acting Secretary Of War
McFeely to-day To ask him TO secure
from Eoen Appleton. Of New York. the
original star spangled banner which the
ladies of Baltimore presented 10 Fort
Nell nry, and which the citizens Of
Baltimore wish to display at the Expo
siti0n which Is TO be held In that city.
They claim that Mr. Appleton has no
right 70 tha flag, which VAS left 20 him
/ by his ancestor. who was i'm COM
mind Of Fort Henry. Gen. McFeely
advised the Baiumoreans not 70 go to
law about the ownership II the flag. as
a very delicate point was involved aud
1 they might entangle themselves in an
extended litigation. He suggested that
he would writea letter to MIR. Appleton
asking him TO let the Exposition people
take the flag. The suggestion was ac-
cepted by the committee. The mem-
ants Of heroes Of the war of 1912.
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. August ga
company IN which number OF leading
Democrats from different parts Of the
country are interested met here today
to organize newspaper called the M
fiORW Democrat IL has been incorpo-
rated under the laws OF West Virginia
for the publication of a irst-class week
~ Democratic newspaper IN Washing
ten for National circulation. The
newspaper will appear next week
and will be under the charge OF Dir.
Edmund Hudson. with Mr. Fred Perry
Powers as his principal editorial assist
ant Letters OF endorsement will be
published in the first number from ex-
President Cleveland, Speaker Carlisle,
Senator Morgan. Senator Mcpherson,
Representatives John l.. Russell, =. \.
Collins aud other prominent Democrats.
The name OF the paper Viii be the Ma
nOHdl Democrat.
INJURIES TO THE BOSTON.
Captain BeardsIee. president Of the
board Of survey Of the United States
ship Boston, in an official report To the
Navy Department. states that the iniu-
rles 10 the Boston by the recent acci-
dent are slight. lu all eight frames are
injured, and four plates viii have 10
be replaced. The,estinated cost of the
material to be used in the repair Of the
Boston Is stated at 800 and the cost Of
the work Sj.4O0, in all 5000.
POsrMAsTERs APPOINTED.
II. j. Stout and Mrs. b. Cav were to-
DAY appointed postmasters respectively
at L wcharie and Phoenix. two fourth
class posloilices in North Carolina.
CAPITAL NOTES.
During the month of July the total
internal revenue collected by the
Treasury Department aggregates SILL
1855 932, or an increase of Il .307 1888
over July last year.
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Go to the Standard.

MILWAUKEE, August 2S.-Governor
! f.. Foraker was ;o.dav elected presi-
dent OF the National Veterans Corps
Association.
MnwAUKEE, WIS. August IS Bos-
TON has been selected AS the place for
holding the next q. A. K. National en-
campment.
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a VIRGINIA WEDDING

Eomancc OF % Couple from fauquier.
WAsHNGToN. August 2s.-About 10
O'Clock this morning "a couple entered
the clerk Office az the courthouse and
pr0cared "a marriage license in the
names of Patrick Archer and Florence
liOlester both of Fairfax county. Va.
The groom, apparently a hard-working
man of twenty five years. was attired
ina adark suitand had IN his pocket pair
of white gloves which he dOnned when
the minister. Rev. l.. -. Bailey. was
called i'm. The bride was quite bright
looking woman oil thirty-three. attired
iu gray suit and white straw hat, and
being "a widow. seemed 70 know the
ropes. When they procured the license
they walked ont TO find a minister.
Patrick was of the Catholic faith.
while Florence was a Baptist, but they
compromised by agreeing TO call IN an
tp.scopallan.
RETURNED FROM AN UNSUCCESSFUL
SEARCH.
So many clergymcn Of that faith were
out of town that they had nc success in
their search. and i'm q short time they
IFlNINIQ 10 the NNul tll'u0t uub N1i' -
would make little difference who tied
the bnot so it was tied properly. They
stated that this morning they left their
homes ard walked down the railroad
from Fairfax 90 Burke's station. They
did TINS to avoid the father of the
bride. who is the agent Of the rail
road company at Fairfax station. They
df1 mot rare that he shOuld know their
intentions in advance. One of the
rooms in the courthouse was opened
and'they were soon ready for the miu-
inter. An offer to procure brides
maid was accepted. IF it didn't cost
too much. and when the announce-
ment was made 3 the copyists OF the
recorder 3 office a number left their
desks 60 volunteer without charge.
Tie first who came was accepted,
and in moment the minister tied the
knot and they received the c0ngratu-
lations Of those assembled and left.
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HlpDEM SPANISH TREASURE
'auscs Great INcitemei in 81 Angus
fine.

4
tine.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA. August 2S.-A
St.. Augustine special to the Times
THiOn says there is grea. eXcitemen I
there over the discovery OF hidden
Spanish treasure in an old house on the
corner of Bridge and Marine streets,
which is being torn down to make room
for improvements. 4 negro employed IN
digging near the foundation of the
chimney dug up a metallic pot contain
ing ffty-twO Spanish coins. The latest
date on the coins Is 1896, and several Of
them anti-date 1880. The house
and lot are the property OF
an American lady of wealth. who
some years ago married one OF the no
bility of Europe. So great was the x
citement about the building to-day that
it was necessary to call upon the police
to keep back the crowd, and Tonight
the place il fenced in and securely
guarded. Tomorrow 5 operations are
anxiously awaited.
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ST. LOUIS. MO. August 2s.-Mr; ;. H.
II clark first yice.president and gen
ersl manager Of the Gould oouthw ester 's Il
- :, tenn, ,,, 20 day issued a circular notify
i4g employees that all monthly. salaries I.,.,
IN 10 tratlic department will. upon
Se,,enber Let. be restored to the iiSures
,' III nrevious 10 the temporary reducc-
,;nn.nade ~'o last winter. This order ad'
.'sn'.ps .'0, The present wages ten per cent.
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AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION.

Twelfth Annual Mcrtins of the Body
CHICAGO. August 2s.-Ihe twelith
annual meeting Of the American bII
Association was opened at ~ O'Clock
this morning i'm the FIRST Methodist
Church block by Judge Lyman Irum-
hull Of Chicago. in an address Of well
c9me About three hundred members
from all parts of the country Were
n,e.ent. Judge Trumbull was follow
ed bv Francis Lockner. OF Illinois. ana
n Callahan. Of Louisiana, IN short
emeeches. after which President DAVID
bnslev Field delivered his annual ad-
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Utica. n. g., August 2S.-Pfoiessor
c,e.,'n, the aeronaut. while making an
.''ce eacension al Antwerp }, fferson county
.''SaY .a0Sns' fell from his balloon. distance
1S'1 70 Gfy feet. lie was picsed up un-
conscious. but the doctors nave h0P''
Of bis recovery
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VIRGINIA ARSENIC, BRoMIs iSd
LiTHIA WATER.-Compare analysis and
you will see that our water is nearly
three times the strength OF any other
arsenic water. and contains no OrgdRlS
matter. For sale by all druggists, and
by L. 7. Routt. sole agent, Second and
Main streets. Send torcireular.
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oHIoDEMocRATIcc CONVENTION
4 nm sfate rictct Nomlnalcd.

iuii state Ticket Noninatcd.
DAYTON, o.. August 2s.-Tho Demo
cratic State Convention met here to-
day and nominated the following State
ticket
For Governor, James Z. Campbell, of
Hamilton. for Lieutenant Governor,
William V. Marquis. of Bellefontaine:
for Judge of Supreme Court.
Martin ID. Follet, Of Marietta:
for State Treasurer. w. T. Bo-
dan. N Guernsy county: for School
Commissioner Charles G.. Miller. of
Putnam county, for Attorney General.
jesse VI. Lewis of Urbana; member
Board of Public Works. Frank Rey-
nolds. of Cincinlati. Clerk of supreme
Court. j. G.. Shumaker, Of T1in.
Mr.. Campbell was nominated on the
second ballot. IL stood: Whole num-
her of votes. 7Soi. Kline, o93; Neal.
9gg. Campbcll fg1t.
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aNJ3f NfoI-. tif
RlHN0ND THEATfE.
Commencing
HIfh. MONDAY ~tlILM'N ..
N..n..s Wednesday. Friday and SAFE
urfay af -.3OP. ~.
Ih. Merry Comedy of
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acted hy fAc
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IlrI-CJKniCCluM.
Wonderfully Educated On
IIIH-l- IUNIl~ ANn MULES. w
maaf >,w and splendid Horses
NIH au ue od nyortc- ANA ihe
NUu Comedian. ufNvEn superb
NNun Band and Complete or
Irr.s. 25c. 35c.. 5Oe. and zoe.
.aIe saturday. August 3lst at Box
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.I.l af 1850 f.. 81 curtain rises at 3.
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adopted deuounce- the present STATE
administration as the most partisan.
demoralzIng. and cxtrayagant in our
history: acknowledges the great debt
of gratitude the nation owes TO the he
ros, of the late war, and declares I'M
favor Of just. liberal. and equitable
pension laws. den0urces the Rspulli-
can administration for its repeated vio-
laIion of ils pledges in behalf of civil
service reform.
The tariff plank reads: The Democ-
racy Of OHIO. i'm convention assembled.
approve the declaration Cf principles
made by the National Democracy in
ST. Louis in lssS. and especially that
part OF il demanding reduction of
tariff taxes. We Will continue the bat
tie for tariff reform until the cause of
the PEOPLE is triumphant.
I'VE regard trusts, in whatever form
organized as the legitimate result of
Our present tariff system; and we de-
mand the repeal Of ail tariff taxes that
enable them to extOrl from the pefple
exorbitant prices for the product they
control.
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Buy at the Standard,
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CONsTANTINOPLE. August est is
rumored that the Sultan has earnestly
gone TO work TO remove the cause 0f
complaint onShe part Of Armenian
Christians.
OsANKA, JAPAN, August 2S.-Great
damage has been done at Dakayama by
a disastrous storm Of wind and rain.
which flooded the district.
LONDON, August 2S.-Mrs. May
will be removed 10 the convicts prison
at Waking shortly. Her friends will
be allowed 10 visit her every two
months.
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Decision Reserved tntn To-Day-Ohcr
iclcgraphic Ncws-N Nomination. Of fhr
Ohio Democracy-Furthcr Prom the
laEianche- Dempsey Fight.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-05-23

indeed to keep my secret at cosS-of
everything worth having on earth.
For my sake you left your old aCeus-
tomedi life,, and entered this. Oh, how
couldiyou bear ite"
Sheshuddsred and glanced arCsnd.,
II did Iowa, you well, - the man re-
pliedlslOwiy. ''And rather than drag
you into infamy, as you must have
done if i had been tried for your crime,.
l took the only other resource open to-
me- L cHped Justice and lest my
name disgraead."
III think very few people, If any,
knew about IT,. Eberhard. And now
your uncle is dead, there is no emo to
prosecute. You might come back
safely and tal1e your new position
now"
He stopped hea with look.
IF help, does not reach us,s5y to-
morrow" he said, mot one of rs here
will ever see England again
/ To BE CONTINUED.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-05-23
4, Gift From the Chinese Minister

The Smithsonian institution las received
N gift OF great antiquity from the Chinese
minister. LISA 'iade' ring abo at ten inches
thickness, with hollow cent ar about four
incheS,in diameter 1t is of pale hue. The
ring Is knows as the Han peik' sVwel of
the dynasty of Han, an old hme naparch
of 3, 500 years ago Court officials of that
day when given an audience with the en-
persr, held the ring with both hands and
thrast their fingers into. the opening in
order to guard against moving their hands
while addressing the thrcne, the, emphasiz-
Jag Of their remarks with fiourishes of the
hands presumably being contrary to official
etiquette. The ring was used as an EN-.
blem of submission, or respect for the SOW
ereign. 1t was recently unearthed from a
sepulchre, having bsen buried with its
owner.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-05-23

Many Of the. recognized authorities in
civil as well as in military circles say
1.-THE malariel disease is the most danger
Gus in that the, kidneys are the most liable
TO break down" Such meh as Dacosta,
Atkinson anG Pepper, professors in our
leading medical schools, and Soldaton, sur
geon general in tho Russian army, Vsood-
ward, surgeon general in our American
army, speak CGmalaua as direct ccmpli-
catiolaof chsonic Bright disease. The
kidneys muss be kept free from disease
and, the poisonous, germs of malaria; they
must act nok2aally liz cleansing the blood,
for Is gallons, Of it passes through them
eveEy, hour. People in malarial localities
rec9Ver from both tho cause and sfect OF
melaria by using Warmers Safe Cure.
Every person, in the spring or fall, wh1
has either kidney disease or malar n, should
usa Warn ar's Safe Cure as a precautionary
paeasure.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-05-23
Mrs. Hanna's FatefulDates.

Mrs. AIeNander Hanna OF ApOIIO,
Pa. was born on the 9th of March.
She was married on tho 9th of March.
Two of her children were born on the
9th of March, and one died on that
day of the month. a brother OF hers
died on the 9Th of March. This year
on the 9th of March, the ninth ami
versary of her marriage, Mrs. Hanna
started to visit relative. As she was
crossing one railroad track to get a
train on another, she was run over by
an express and instantly killed.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-05-23
Willie's Judicial Mind.

Mother (severely)-Robert, you did
very wrong to do what | told you not
to do. As punishment for your dis
obedience, l forbid you to play with
Willie again this afternoon.
Bobby and Willie twist nervously
about their respective chairs for half
an hour, when Willie observes.
INA, do you think it's fair to punish
both of us for what Bobby done?n-
Binghampton Republican.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-05-23
HER NAME.
ANNA +. BURNHAM.

am iosted Could you find me; pleaselr
Poor little frightened baby!
The wind had tossed her golden fleece,
The stone had scratched her dimpled knees,
[ stopped and lifted her with ease.
And softly whispered, "May be-"
a'Tell me your name, my little. maid,
l can't find you without it,"
''My name is Shlney-eyes, she said,
ayes, but your last.' she shook her head;
''Up to my house 'ey never said
"A single fling about it,"
''But dear" said, "what is your name2"
'Why, didn't you hear me tell youi
Dust Shiney eyes, a bright thought came
Eyes, when you're good; but when they
You, little one--its just the same blame
When mamma has to scold you"
''My mamma nebep sco.ds," she means,
little blush ensuing.
"'Cept when I've been frowing stones,
And then she says" (the culprit owns),
"Mehetable Sapphire Jones,
What has you been a-doingH
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-05-23

Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Woman hogging exists as punishment
in the Transyaal. All the South African
press are violently opposed t. it, but only
recently a.wonan was sentenced TO receive
Is ashes for using obscene language.
The new natural history museum at Wien.
mn will be opened ID the pubic this sum
mer, and il is confidently expected that the
rich collections will attract large numbers
81 visitors.
In photOgraphing clouds great difficulty
IS experienced In obtaining photographs Of
SIRIUS Clouds tho reason oeing that the
blue light of tte+sky acts with nearly che
same active energy as the white light of
the clouCs on the sensitive salts of the
plate.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-05-23
The Cblorai, HobIt.

The above is the heading 81 letter sent
some months ago TO New York paper, as
follows:
When a gentle, quiet Mttls woman, the
light OF a happy home, with not a trace or
insanity in her blood commits a dreadful
crime murders her ckildren and herself in
such q shocking manner that even the
hardened newspaper reader shudders with
horror at the thouEhe,of il how Is IL that
people are expected to be satisfied with a
vs1dict of emotional insanity "tempo-
sary alteration of mind,' etci What
causes such sudden and horrible emotlons'
And arc they suddeai Sometimes the per
son has been in poor health, frequently
ander the caNae OF physician,
and almost invariably, II the
disease is one OF the nerves, hydrate OF
choral has been administered either by the
advice of the physician or without 1t, for
is use is so general that ono person VIII
recommend it to another; and any druggist
knows and can testify that he sells as much
of it without prescriptions as with. Nerv-
aus persons who ,havo become accustome (
10 its use think they cannot live without b
though its cont-uuedU use is certain to prove
disastrous. Therhabit once formed is Far
more difficult tooyeraome than alcoholism
or opium eating, Two years ago the lecgi-
I ing newspaper, Of a aRighboring city rno-
lished numheraf Articles concerning 1he
Incorporate Nso. Of the drug. II claiped
| that many homes, wore broked up brit;
that cases of kleptomania, intdelity, mu sder
and particularly the latter iNere
| directly traceab BILE To- the use of hydrate OF
choral. l hope that some one who is eapa-
bic will write an article on this uhiROt.-
Union-SignaL
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-05-23
Plenty of Balm in Gilead.

4 certain politician holdidg office
now in Washington halls from Gilead,
Branch county, Michigan, and he is
proud of his native town. 1t is told
of him that on one occasion a visiting
clergyman preached in the village
church, and during the course of his
remark be exclaimed:
lis there no balm in Gilead?"
Mr.. Blank jumped to his feet at
once.
"Of course there Is" he sung out to
the horror OF the congregation, "but
you can't get i On Sunday.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-05-23
$4,000 FOR MEMPHIS.
Contentmcnt Would Have Realize


Contentmcnt Would Have Realized
$4,000.
Memphis (Tern.) ARE H. March 9.
Hearing that there was an unlucky man
III the city, and several other persons who
were smiling in contentment and good for
tune, an attache of the Appeal strolled down
Front s.re5t last evening and stopped at
No. 1874, where he had the pleasure Of meet
ing Ed. Becker, who wore victorious
smile OF satisfaction and JOY on his round
smooth face. In response to the suggestion
that he seemed quite happy, Mr.. Becker
laughed and said; ~ think | should 10, for
my mother, brother and myself have just
struck the Louisiana State Lottery for
Sl5,O0l.N When asked for an explanation
he made the following statement; My
brother, Lea Becker, purchased one
twentieth of ticket No. 2,SS7 in the March,
1889, drawing of the louisiana State Lot
terry Company, and thinking the number too
small to win became dissatisle and decid
ed To send to New ORE rs for ticket, and
requested Iae tn purchase the one he had. /
did SO, anu then sold one half to my mother
and other brother, and then put the ticket
in my safe and never gave it thought un
til two days after the drawing, when | took
il out and found it had drawn one twentieth
of the Capital Prize of S200,O placed the
ticket with the German bank Of this city,
and they collected every dollar of the same.
and only wish had some more like it, for
the Louisiana State Lottery is all right"
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-05-23

Together they were looking over the
paper, 30 my, how funny!" said she.
'What is itp" he asked. why, here $
an advertisement that says, No reas-
enable offer refused" Whats so
odd about thatp" Nothing, nothing, "
she replied, trying to blush, "only
those are my sentiments. "-Manufac-
turers' Gazette.
The leading real estate men OF Min.
neapolis are trying to induce the Min
nesota Legislature to adopt the Torrens
system of transferring land by regis
tration. The system is in use in Aus.
tralia and Manitoba, and immensely
simplifes land transfers.
News from London says that the
proper dog now is the greyhound.
Sixty guineas is said TO now be a COM
mon price for dogs with any claims to
more.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-05-23
Bear It Like a Man


Writing of Pain and it's Conse-
quences" in q late volume Of essays,
DIR. Weir Mitchell says II h ge often
watched with interest mott III beside
the girl or boy in temporary pain. As
rule she assumes from the Gioginnfng
that the hurt boy is to be taught silent
patient endurance. What! van, a boy,
to cry! BE mani AmonS, his COM
rades he is Il CRY baby if hewhimpers,
"a regular girl, "a girl boy. He is
taught early that from him endurance
is expected. The self-con sest lesson.
II it be girl who Suffers, she is as
summed to be weak, and Ii is felt that
her tears are natural ard not to be
stcrnly repressed; nor are her little
aches and complaints dismissed as
lightly ms her brothers. She is train
ed to expect sympathy, and learns that
to weep is her prerogGdlve. The first
gush of tears after a hurt OF body or
mind is in some mysterious way a re-
lief, and not rudely Ia be chidden; but
upon the whole it is wise and right
to teach patience and Unconditional en-
durance TO the sex which in life is sure
to have the larger share of suffering,
To be OF use this education must begin
reasonably early and we may leave to
the mother TO make sure thai il is not
too severe,
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-05-23
On1inO7s.

1t was Bi,kins' wedding day and he
was teasing his kid brother-in-law.
"Well, Johnnie he said. solemnly,
I'm going to take your sister away
off and have her all to myself, where
you won't see her any more"
"No! Really, are you?" said the kid
curiOusly.
"Yes, l am. What do you think Of
it?"
"Nothin', l guess / CT stand it il
,1u can.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-05-23
Con.umpt,ou sreeIy Cured.

To The Editor Please inform year. read
ers that have positive remedy for Coz
sumption. BY its timely use thousands Of
hopeless cases havS been permanently
cured. shall be cad to send two bottle
of my remedy free TO any Of your readers
who have consumption if they will send
their express aad l.. o. address Respect
fully, L. 4. SlocZm, NJ. c., Isl Pearl St,
N Y
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-05-23

When old Judge Jowler was tucked i'm
hi5'little bed by Mrs. Mou'er / e couldn't
sleep a wink until the excellent woman had
brought a bottle of DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup. Then he crossed his little hands
aud sunk in sweet repose.
General Wayne Stables, BALTIC, & Paea
Sts BALTIC. Md.
can safely recommend your Salvation
Oh TO all suffering with rheumatism. as 1
yshs a sufferer. and before ! had finished
using the first bottle was entirely cured
Jos. >. Fox. Cattle Dealer,
III North Bro adtvay, Baltimore, Md.
More than 1000. 900 OF the youth of India
aae to-day receiviug.sn education in the
English language.