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The National tribune., 1889-08-15

DEAR O. q, FRIENDS: was one Of a paFty Of "a
Oh board tie sioop Nautilus Leaving home ia lie
morning Ne were soon near Hurricane Island In
TIE fasa. Here tie bay D. about eight miles wide
on one slue the sand bills known as Spanish
Siaiiig on Castles Ia Spain, aud on the other a
grove OF beautiful palmetto trees with their
branehless trunks aud huge fau-ike leaves ard
tise tai4 straight pine. mingled with llte dark green
Of the magnolia and Tie moss festoot4ed oak. ~,
were soon on Tie tBnlf rocked IN tle cradle n The
deep which pau Of the program was not u,uci, |
enjoyed by some 81 the party, who locked well
eonienied when we passed Little Crooked outside
Daily Republican., 1889-10-18

NoRBtsTOwN, Oct. I7.-Gsueral John
+. HArtrantt, Ex-Governor OF Pcnnsylva-
Ma, brrathed his last TODAY. The
Generals death was elimination of the
result OF a diseased condition Of the kid
neys, from which he has suffered tor
several months past. This first took an
alarming turn on Friday night last, when
he was sciZei with chill and DR.. l.. w.
Reed summoned who found his patient
suffering with pneumonia, complicated
with physical weakness.
As soon as his death was announced
the Court House hell was set tuiling, and
In this way the citizens were informed OF
their neighbours departure. All the pub
lie bulldogs were dfaped in mourning,
and the public expression OF grief was
but small indication oil the private
feelings OF the majority Of the citizens
The funeral arrangements OF General
Hattranft are under the directions o
Undertaken George w. Ruddah, and til,
interment will lake place on Monday a
the Montgomery Cemetery, where
beautiful site has been selected in tn,
lower end uear the oping banks OF tn,
Schuylkll River.
In order TO distinguish him from othe
potably brave men GU other famous bat
HsrtFaEft was called 1.-THE hero OF For
} steadman." still, with equal fitness, h.
might have been called the hero OF tn
Antietem Bridge, or tde hero OF Peters
burg, or the hero of Campbelfs Station
tor all of these events we're but prom
nent wayside marks In the career Of thi
siSnally brilliant and courageous volun
tCer soldier. Not one was a turuin
poin', not one marked an epoch in hi
military progress Iu all he relied NOR
Part cIlar!y upon his calm, deliberat
J judgment, and it is noteworthy fac
that On four vitality important occasion
he followed that Judgment and went con
tray TO the orders Of his superior office
II Is more mott worthy fact that eac
time when he did go the result Shove
that lis view Was correct. he stake
I every 'AiGg on the outcome in doing 8,
: ~ d every lime be did it lie won no
, laure's Tor himself and the gallant oil
Regiment.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-18

Another long counter for
just bed L'oen, the clean,
CT sp stufs that thrifty house.
wives prize SO hig hly.
Here's FIR nch hand wo-
ven Sheetlng, old-fashioned
bleach, at Csc. a yard. Try
a bit before you buy n uch,
if you please /; rub and druh
1t, and then compare with
any 81 Sheeting in the
market.
Pillow Linens are 40 tt
81 inches wide. A dozel
weights and qualities.
Hemstitched Pillow ans
Bolster Gases and Sheets O
course. Psices on some @
them as II handwork cos
nothing.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-18

The DIFFERENT churches seem ID
be awakening to the fact that the col
.ored man has soul, and is worthy oil
their efforts in his behalf. The Metho
dist church has for years exercised q
tender care over. and solicitude Tor the
colored race, and during the dark days
OF slavery, the old colored preacher,
with his fervent prayers and emotional
exhortations, was conspicuous char
acter on many plantations. After the
colored race became freed from the
shackels of slavery, the Baptists took
considerable interest In their welfare.
Now the Episcopalians and Catholics
are also taking q hand In the good
work, and the Rev. DR.. Philips
Brooks, in speaking on the race ques-
ton in the Episcopal convention, said
OF the church: 'She knows nothing
of the color of mans skin"
The Catholics now have q jealous
priest in this city who is devoting all
his time and attention to the colored
race. These are healthy signs and
show the true spirit OF the Christian
religion. The Great Judge will not
make any distinction between the
white and the black man In that day
when He will appear to judge the
quick and the dead, and neither should
the church. We are glad, without
respect 10 any denomination, that these
efforts are being put forth in behalf OF
the colored race, Tor with religion and
education the colored man will maze
much better citizen than without
them.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-18

1T WOULD be well IL other denomi-
nations would pattern after the Catho.
lies and organize societies similar TO
their I. A. d. orders, and establish
rooms such as are now occupied by
the 81. Mary's society on East Sixth
street. The austere days have passed
when II was considered sin to laugh.
and it is well for the church that they
have. Young men, and many Of
older growth, need and must have
recreation, and ii is for the churches
to say whether they will provide
places in which they can seek it or
whether they shall be obliged to find
II in the brightly lighted saloons or the
pernlcious club rooms. We believe
that with the proper effort every
church in this city could establish
rooms supplied with books, pspers and
innocent games. where their young
men could probably spend their even.
ings. This is matter worthy of the
earnest consideration of every m mister
in this city, as we believe movement
of this nature would have the eff ct Of
bringing many young men into the
| church.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-18
wANAMAKER,s

PHiLADELPHiA. Friday. october 10, 1850.
Year by year our getting
of Linens has grown bigger
and bigger. The doings Of
one season are never high
enough mark for the next
season. More and mere
things made just as we
would have them, getting
closer and c'oser to the pro-
ducers all the time.
There isn't a prominent
maker of Linens anywhere
whose goods are not repre-
sented in our stock If they
are such as we can Suayan-
tee. We take the entire out
put OF some big manuiac
turers.
That's why we can make
crices so interesting ieryou.
Ali the between costs are
saved.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-18

NoIlCE-l, B. R. VEAsEY, DRUG
80, elst, owner and occupant OF the stora
silueted nj ). r. cor. of EigITh and Mn M
s ,t,e IN the fihh ward Q the Q " Of Mi.
,miinston, county of New Castle and STAT. n,
delaware In compliance with the f.1m,re !.
Xs ASSET in ahc ,n ag,' Of the General
proylded, do hereby give no,irs t ln
General I Sessions OF the Peace and jail p.lIyi
sTy OF the State OF Delawai e. in AZ ior
A." tasue County, GU Monday, tbs iii,
u ,mIy OF Soysmser, a. D.. 1s-s. being Ike nsNt
.1Iih o. said court Tor a license Tor ihe -
uoss ~ pres'riptou, for medical pnIbosni
hnu tne following respectable eitizens =,
Mari, recommend the sA ID Ennlica -, ~ tNlu
hm II W,st Nn II siSh, va!
Thomas j Crawford Nj W.st Al =,
MI Hughes NJ u JIG ('rossIsxH
1lnuey A Brown
IL 80, d. II black lstOn
ia, r um,us Harry Betspn
IA "a, " has " Cooling
ID IL W.""tinE,9 n Frank Taylor
s.g"r.I a. "a BIN III Cooper Al ID
TIn. i p'ds ytor Jas sutton
t" go, n9hey Tkos Cariiwell
ntn-I ~ Jehefls 1heO II Pratt
BIZ YEASEY
Daily Republican., 1889-10-18

All tie members OF the City Couucil
answered to Toll-call last night EXCEPT
MessIs. Aycrs, Day and McGonigal, the
Grst named being away sick, but racoy-
ing, and the latter answered roll-call for
the last time about i've weeks ago, and
VIII answer no more. An air OF solem.
nity prevailed the Council chamber, and
as each member came in their eyes rested
upon the vacant seat OF their deceased
colleague.
Immediately after roll-call Mr.. Dnlin
moved to suspend the regular order OF
business, which IVES adopted, and he
then offered the following resolution:
"liesolVed, That committee OF five be
appointed TO draft suitable resolutions of
respect 10 The memory of our late fellow
member, James Il. McGonigal, aud 10
make suitable arrangements Tor the st.
tendance Of City Council and officials al
hls funeral and
Resolved, That as a mark of respec
City Council now adjourn until Friday
evening 81 100. M"
Mr.. sharkey moved to amend to ad-
iourn until Monday evening. He thought
1t would not be showing the proper re.
spcct due for Council to transact any
business before the funeral OF Mr.. Nc
Gonigal.
Mr.. Roberts said he was entirely
/ willing that Council would adjourn owe
until Monday evening, but he had in bit
hand petition from q number of citi
zcns, cOmplaising Of the overlooking O
the Seventh and Monroe street spring
which was injuring property in tina
| vicinity. This wac so very urgent tina
LIE would Ike TO see some action taken il
reference to II.
Mr.. johnson was outspoSen agains
the transaction Of any business while
fellow member was lying dead, and
Council decided 10 meet on FRIDAY even
ing he Tor one would not be there.
| The resolution as amended was unanl
mously adopted, and President Farr
appoisted the following com mittee
Messrs. Dillin, Shea, Chambers, Robert
and Mcheuney.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-18

NOTICE.. JOSEPH r. LACEY,
~ he tenant e the house situated
" " Ga. fRss %a'' cess,y NJ =,
Of me ss.. OF y e. Ss RI
Assembly In such case made and provided,
do hsrsby give notice that shall apply IN
writiug 70 the Court Of General sesiion, Of
the Peace and jail Delivery Of the State Of
Delaware, In and for New rastle Count-.
on Monday the 18th day ofNov. A. ID. ! $50
being the next term OF said court, for = H.
ssDss for said house as an inn OF tavern. for
the sale therein OF Intoxicating liquors. In
less quantities than one quart, to be dftnE
on the premisee, and the following rsApscta-
bic oits Sens or said ward reoomm aud the
taid application. Wis:
James q Gibson Patrick Doherty
John j Gibson William BrahRny
JAMES Murray John Dillon
Daniel Kelly Michael A Skcllcy
Phillip Bonner Thos Quinn
John Il Haley James J Fnrley
Thos L Gibson Thos A shannon
John j Doyle j II Cans
James Dougherty James Kirk
John McEntee Edward y Garraghy
John Dolan James Il Farley
lanes Muffin John Il McEntee
Edward ID Jordan William Dollard
l0l7-3ts JOSEPH P. LACEY.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-18
PEERLESS DYES s sss Is ISaa Conn ~


On Saturday night we will give to each
Gu toner \ cup OF our condensed coffee Tree
Wen show you all our drives In tea coilCo
have lots ard lots Of drives. IL will pay You
to sec those sardines At cents In oil, and
Is our tea; lovely cups aud saucers with ey-
efy half pound, Another drive 10 those ne W
prhnes aud alifornia peaches. New minee
meat pounds Tor Is cents. CONDENSED IN ince
meat 10 cts PACKAGE. New baking mo-
,asses, lust Ike honey. 70 cts. aqqart. Five
bavs Of hour, 500; kippered herring.
bargains. There's fine creamery butter at n
cts pound. Nov n forget this nnp mo-
Old kosin SoHp as hard as iron to srrtii
with. treen sggs and all country produce Al
oie-ett Il. N. WEEKS, SO King street,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-18

We have put on sale this
week a few patterns Of velvet
carpets for the very low price oil
81 90 per yard Here Is your
chance to secure a very hind
some floor covering for your
pariors at the price you would
pay for Tapestry. We have
them in moderate and string
patterns to suit all, and we
think you'll do we'll 10 see the
goods now-wAiie they are on
sale
Many Of our customers have
secured during the past few day.
one of our handsome Extension
Tables which We have been sell
ing for SO cents per running
foot This means a cost Of ~
So and S. respectively for Ia
bic 6. 8 or 10 feet long. We
are going short OF the small
er size but the eights and tens
we have plenty Of and will guar
antee them to be here wheI
called for, il it is during The mex
few days; we, of course. cannot
always give you these pric,
on extension tables, It's tn,
wonder OF the Furniture trad
how we can do il, as the price
quoted are less than cost price
You don't want to know hov
we do it, the main thing witt
you is when we do 1t. kemem
Der the price. SO cts per foo
and don't delay your purchas
too long. Should you be with
out one1 Why need your
Speaking Of tables reminds u
Of our cane seat chairs which W
are selling at so cents each. Thi
is another rare thing which 20
should see to.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-18

DEMOCRATS as well es Republicans
are becoming disgusted, and finding
fault with the actions of the tax col
leotors. They know that while the
methods they are following will dis.
franchise a number OF Republicans,
they also know that il will cause them
the loss Of the votes of many Of the
respectable men Of their own party,
who do not propose to sanction, by
their support, such outrageous pro-
ceedings. Nesry and DiCkey caused
the loss Of hundreds of votes to their
party, and here are men who voted fol
the Republicans at the city election in
1887, simply 10 rebuke and condemn
the outrageous conduct Of the Demo
cratic assessors and tax collectors
Such will be the case again, as there
are Democrats who have sufficient
manliness 10 show by their votes that
they do not propose for two or three
men to disfTanchise their fellow citi
zens, because they chance to differ
from them politically.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-18

tive ruler, performing ell the duties In
conscientious manuer. He followed
The same course in every other POSI-
ton that he ever held, aud his sudden
death is loss. not on,y to the people
OF Pennsylvania but to the entire
country.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-18

We pick one Down Quilt
from a mountain OF lightne IS
and softness. Covered with
French sateen, six fee
square, filed with clean,
white, fluffy down, and war
Daily Republican., 1889-10-18

100 feet of counter for
only Towels and Towt lings
You'd ire OF it if we were to
'ell halt the sorts. No need
to. 81 a dozen to 81 81
ca Ii. Here's one at ran
aom: Monte or diaper cen
ter, iancy hroche border
knotted fringe. SIZE.
A very much finer Towel
with exquisite tapestry Dor.
ders in gobelin effects. $3.50
from "a; about half what il
would cost You iu Berlin.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-18

We can give you Table
Linens rom 81 to 90 inches
wide; Tsblecloths up to 3
yards wholesome 8 yards
long. Frnged Cloths from /
yard square to AKA yards
This will give you a price
notion One Hinged Table.
cloth a yards long, IL
Doilies to match, at 50 65
the set same size, without
fringe, So rs the set. Com
pare them with any S. set
in TO vn.
W. we said a word before
II the German "Barns ey
Damssk," that wonder al
Table Linen at 81 and $I.2o.
soft and free from dress nj,
almost like satin brocade to
ook at. Plenty Of it now.
and that Napkin, %
inches square, rn6r lshed,
only two sides to hem, 81
SI.Io a dozen. As wei
worth $3.50 as any Napkir
We ever had.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-18
MARTIN HENDRfcK.
:. W. stidham a Sou. aucts. Io-lS ~, .. 2S-ltw
A VALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATE

A VALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATE
"A SALE.
In New Gnrdcn Township, Chester Co.,
Pa, ON Lancaster Turnpike, II miles
from wilmington Del, aud within ~
miles of two Railroad stations, con-
tanning 100 acres II land In high state Of
cultivation, well watered, plenty OF
timber, large stone dwelling, pleasantly
situated. Substantial stone and frame
barn with shedding attached and stab.
ling under to accommodate ~ head OF
stock. Carriage, Cart and Hog house,
Grunnars, Corncrbs etc, Tenant house.
These buildings are all In good repair.
school house nearby. This farm is easily
worked being nearly level. and the
buildings well located. Good home
market for products OF farm. Alum
dance of fruit In variety,
Also IL acres adj dining the above and
fronting ON Turnpike, also 10 acres nd-
joining the eleven, of choice land in
good condition. The two last tracts OF
land above named Will he sold separate
on together to suit purchaser Greater
portion of purchase money can rema u
secured. II not sold by the llth month
viii he for rent. Address john G.. VIII.
son, New Garden L. o., Chester Co., Pa,
or L. X. GREEN, kennctt Square PA.
lU-2-tuSth- lUtu-Stwt
Daily Republican., 1889-10-18

~ AI.TIMORH A ou,o
d schedule IN ANA haAlil.RoAb
TRAINS LEAVE DEL "s Una May ~
East Bopsa g. nIrO
EXPIRES trains
q. in.. ara Oh. III lA % u a. $50, rUp,
NEw YoaK. snndae ,Mp IN. nv
sIlUs, % IS, ID w. 80 vi ~ N, ~ iOA
PHiLADKLruil. week d",,
Gao. 7bA. Cd bl GOA .i slJ,rNty
sl2 bs, 4 90, s23s, s 90 Ia Wh n
% VI, % 8 81, 1862 n. N, ''S s8 eiI
initADELriliA, Sunday S,qla,,n,
% q, SsS, Sio. 81 " - ! %, ~ sG% n
AZ 81 A nm'k unys,'3 II, 10, ea,,
I'D - M 3oS m " ivafa.la. 1s'
50S, 8 10. az si n. m -'" 10 "a III
CunsrEp.sunanvs. ptq .-,.
10 ri. A. M. sIgdS ar ~ G@i3pJ
% 0s' o Is. Ci0. sad sss ar 5tl
400 n. m 90 10 No az Mtee days "A
2 NJ 4 a. 4. az "a 81, ~ 1at 'Il1Y oai,
ABS d. M. ~ ' 'u"'0Js, rs a.
wpe,,
"h9' BOUND.
bALriMoRE AND wAsu,so,o
III Is n. m, as .ine s'h"N IN ed
Sunday. W. uH'lH exc
CHIcAao, $50 a m ,t1n , N dil-l
daily. - ." y. H.; ia
Cincinnati ana ST. Loui, u..
and ~ 10 =. m, both dnily.' '"S a. 4
sih9h ~ ACCOMMODATED ID
anu III 10 u. m. daily. pF
LANDknnkno AccoMNop ,r,s,
Inys, Usv,ll % Am, 40 alrI 10 n',o vel
Daily Republican., 1889-10-18

The great and certain cure for acute
sndohronic diarrh1s, dysenterg, cholera
morbus and cholera iniantum, IS cents.
Main depot, Fourth and King streets,
Wilmington, Del. Sold by druggists.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-18

THE death Of OK Governor Hart.
rant Of Pennsylvania will be mourned
by all who knew him, or knew Of him
During the war he was brave and
gallant soldier, and never flinched in
leading where duty called. When his
fellow citizens elected him to the high
position OF Governor CT the Keystone
State he proved q wise and conserva.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-18

If THE present sentiment Of the
Democratic party is to be taken
as a criterion by which to determine
the next Presidential candidate, Grover
Cleveland will be the man. II, how.
ever, will be several years before tae
nomination is made, and by that time
the party may take the sober second
thought. There can, however, be no
doubt but the Republicans would pre-
fer him above any one else as tue stan.
dard bearer OF the opposition, as it
will be much easier 10 Geat him In 1892
than il was 10 1888. When he was a
candidate before, he had all the Federal
patronage at his command, and used il
for all il was worth, He even counte.
nanced the levying oil contribution,
from every Office luldeT to swell The
Democratic campaign fund, and Sci
the example by making large con
tributon himse /. Not only that, bu
he left nothing undone TO make
Solid South, but tree trade killed hin
and his parfy then, the same as il vii
always do when they make il car
dinel issue Of II campaign. The work
inpmcu OF this country are not pre-
pared to descend to the level of tn
free trade y oikcrs Of Great Britain.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-18

NOTICE., EMIL BECK, THE
situated at tho southeast corner Taittesnti,
A., the Ninth Ward 81 the city q
stateor Delaware, tn compliance with the
requirements Of the acts ol tho General
Assembly In such ease made and provided, do
hereby give notice that shall apply In writ
Ing 10 the Court OF General sessions OF the
Peace aud jail Delivery Of the Stale OF Della
ware In amt for New Caste County, on Mont
day, the IS h day of Nov. A. n. isss. being the
next term of said court Tor a llcanss for
said house ns an Inn or tAvcfn. for the sale
tberein ofintoxicatluK llquo sin less quanti-
ties than ne quart, to b. drunk on the prsm-
ises, and the following respectable citizens OF
said ward recommend the said applications.
vizi
J. v. Chamberlain Nathaniel u mn
John Zlesler r v khaughnessy
J. \ Hoffman n n Davis
Edward Cussck All Lux
Lewis l. wilcox
FRrEH0LDEkS.
Thomas Taylor Alexander Collins
Aaron y Beale James tcnnollcy
Geo 4 Batnhiil JOHN Carson
John A Hcndricksou W n Berger
John Madden kdwin II Barr
John ID Elliott B,nismln y Barkley
Robert Salisbury Max ThielInsn
John Lowe SAINT "a Gamble
August eutE All foK
io-u-dSwt EMIL BECK.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-18

NOTICE., GEO. W. GRIFFITH. THE
nc tho n. 4. corner of Eleventh aud
Hotel, in tho Ninth ward OF the
city OF Wilmington. county Of New
Castle and State of Delaware,
Of the soss Of the osnersI AZ.
ssmbly In suoa case made and provided, do
heruny sive notioe that 1 fhsn apply In
eriting to the court OF General Sessions OF
the Peace and jail Delivery Of the state Of
Delaware, In and for New Castle County, on
worldly, the 18Th day OF November, 4 u.
1890, being the noxt term o % o ouurt, for .
II sosse tof sal house 90 an inn or tavern, for
the sale therein OF intoxiestins liquors IN
less quantities than one quart, 20 DO drunk
% the premises, and the iohowi ig respeota-
bic oitisenf OF said ward raof mmend the
saiH srrusstlon Wis:
John Ii Forrest John Madden
Gustayus kolck AUGUST i.ehtz
John Corson Fred Grodvohl
John @ Kolck En- II Beck
John # simmons Thomas Taylor
George W Fincher Frintis s bradley
Anton henson WIN II Ashley
Edward ii Barr Daniel X Mooney
Witness,
Jos NJ Jefrcris Lewis Hoffman
William Pnncoast Lewis 8 Hoffman
william Dcrham John Tucker
Joseph Stiltz Philip Ambold
Daniel w Fletcher Nathaniel II Hill
Patrick Moran FIR Lawrence
William Foster
OctIU-u.&wa GF0. w. GIsfEEITH
Daily Republican., 1889-10-18

NyUrIuu-I, n. u DArFokrH, Ii
~ csnssd dYugEfst Of tne s,iy OF WI
miss,en, 10 esnpIisnee yin the require
nonts ofths Aeis d me 0spsrei ASSEMBLY
give NOTES, thal snail apply IN writing 10
the Uourt o. oeoeral sesaiont Of TIE Peace
and jail Delivery efths State Of delaware IN
and for Nsv Castle oogaty. on Monday, the
18TH day Of Novsmoe A. D.. 1881, being the
ssid court, for Q license 10 sell tnloxiettinf
liqasrs Tor medicinal pnrposss In guxnt ties
not great Q thst one quart ~ No its meIktt
street, In tbs second ward ofthe Of y 81 WI
mington. NOW castle oouniy .eni tho follow
Ing resDeo'ahia citizens ~ ,Ad var 81
least Twelve Of shpn sre subs antiai free
holders, rsoomn end the faid sppItoatior,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-18
EDWARD j. NEWELL.

NOTICE., WALTER q. CHEAy.
IN EMS. the tenant Of the house situated a,
No, 1888 Pine street, in the Eighth wnrd OF
the CITY OF Whining ton, county OF REV OAHtls
and state OF Delaware, In compliance with
tue requlremsnte Of the acts OF tho General
Assembly In such case made aud provided
do hereby give notice that shall apply IL
writing 10 the OourI OF General Sessions o.
the Peaoo and jail Delivery OF the State o.
delaware, In and for Now Castle ilounty. or
lnond ~ tho 18Th day OF Nov. A. ID. 1850, be.
Ing the next term Of said court. Tor iiosnss
Tor said house ~ an Inn or tavern, for the
% theroin OF intoKioIting liquors IN less
quantities than one quart, To be drunk or
me premises, and ths following respectable
citizens OF said ward recommend the said
Daily Republican., 1889-10-18

DuEfSG tie las osu,pa,gn the Dem
OcraticpsrtY o. Pvunsy wanna proiessed, ,
as far rs they ccnsisteatly could, pro
teetiou TO the vast industries of that
State. Now, hos ever, hat they have
had that great apostle of free trade,
Rodger Q Mills, 10 address them, and
showed their approval OF bis TRADE
against protc ction by vocilerous ap-
pause, 1t denotes that hercclolth they
are openly in favor of free trade. Ii
shows that hereafter the party proposes
10 be honest, in as far as this issue Is
concerned, and will moi, In fact cannot,
hide lis real intentions unGer veil OF
prOlessed protection And yet in tho
lace OF h 8, the leaders profess to have
hopes of carrying that State at the nexl
election. They ask the workingmen
TO use their ri .,ht of suffrage 10 cripple
and close the industries where they
earn their daily bread, but it i:
scarcely probable that they expect
them 10 do 80. II they do, they are
reckoning without their host.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-18
DRUNK Z N NESS
Or the Liquor Habit Positively Cured
by Administering Dr. HaInes'
Galden gna.i6,

1tcan he given la It c4p UitOIee OF tea with
out Inc knowledReo, tue person taxing IL; IL
absolutely harmless aud VIII effect \ perma-
mont anu Speedy cure, whether the patlent IL
= andtrste urlnKUr or an alcoholic area,
lhousands OF Drum ards have been inside TEN 4,
peratr men WHO have taken BOl,leI specific IN
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