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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07
nAlLRoAp ACCIDENT.
A santa No Passenger Train Wrecked
Several Passenger Injured,


NEw ORLEAgs, Nov 4,-lhe Times,
Democrats iroWnwond CreX,) special
Rayai lhe 6oulhbound Santa fe phssen,
ger train, consisting Of five coaches md
two baggage cars, WAS wrecked Sunday
morning thrle miles south ot Brown
wood, Several passengers were injured
four seriously,
The two rear chair cars were thrown
down a aiifteenf0Ot embankment landing
bottom up, They were full Of paaaen
gers, who were piled together with Tic
chairs living on top Of them, They
sGrenmed f0T help and the windows had
10 be broken open % got them out One
Of tho comedies caught fro three times
but tho lllmeh were promptly eXtln
guahed, a, T. Jones, OF iielleyllle llla,,
was loft al Kpphyr IN dying condition,
MH, Henry mason, OF AuatIn, and
Alexander George, OF ffledland, were
fatally Injured, a second lady wh0,C
name isn0t known was also fatally hurt,
Most Of tho wounded are from Aan
Antonio, Caldwell and Dallas, Tex, and
were returning from tho Ban Antonio
fair, The train WA packed " lta fullest
capacity,
Inc following are among tho lniuredi
w, A, Npaugh, Miss Lulu liall, Mrs,
MoGee, Bille Baker Miss Lille Mills,
Miss q, y, Briggs, liaupia Howard, n,
~ Dillon I'D Cox Dr. j, u, Taylor, /
Martin and Frank Harris
A broken rail la said 10 have oausel
tho accident
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An honest Swodo tells his story IN plain
but unmistnkublc language for tho benoilt
OF tho public. "Ono OF my children took
a severe cold and got thc, Group, Rnve
Ronody. and In ilvo minutes later J gayo
nrr ono more. By this tlmo shc had 10
cough no the gathdring IN. her throat.
rhon sha wont 10 eleep and elopt good for
llftoon minutes. Then she got up ana
voniicd, then she went bacl, 70 bed and
aiopt Qood for tho remainder OF the night
ghe pot tho GROUP the SECOND night nnd !
pave tho same remedy with tho anmo good
results. I write this because 4 thoughl
thcro miqhtbo some one In the enmo need
nud not know the truc uorlts of this Won
dor,til modiclnoN Charles a. IhonlpseQn,
ljoa Molnce. Town. h0cont bottles Tor sale
by Durbln, Wright y Co, aud l., Sollmnnn.
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INNING HIS ENEMIES
Dr. eRoNlN's oLAN-NA-eAEL FRIENDS
TALK OUT IN MEETING,

DE ORenIy aud Cob Atkinson In ireland
for no Good-A Melton Made to Noiify
Panali of Their True Masion'-The
Enomlea of pr, Crouln Hold a Meeting
to Raise a Defense Fund.
CHICAGO, Nov l,-Dr, Cronln'a Clan
na-Gael friends, who are preparing 10
add 10 tha persecution fund by means Of
the annual Irish Manchester martyr
celebration, 10 bo held Nov. ejr heard
the report Of their committee yesterday
afternoon the Grand Pacific, A letter,
enclosing 5lgO for tho prosecution fund
from the Coto Club uf Rochester, N,
Yn was read, After various committees
on arrangements had reported progress,
p, w, Dunno arose and aaill "Ihere Is
demand for decided action by this
body pr OR3llly and Col Atkinson,
Of Detroit, have gone to Ireland, II ID
moi possible they had no object In ylew
and | move that We send O pahlegram TO
Parnell at once 10 advise him OF their
true mission The opposition the mur,
dcrers OF Dr., CronIn and the arch-llend
back Of 10 all, have sent lhom there 10
poison tho minds Of our race, They arc
now trying 10 lnd support In tho Old
Country, anl u we don't let our country
men know who they me and what they
arc there for, We viii suffer for II, We
arc already mIsunduatool, and Parnoll
ought 10 ho advised 10 have nothing TO
do with them until no hears from tho
meeting OF tho esd"
"Thpta right said p, o, o'Connor,
"fournftha OF tho Irish people are no
myblided that they believe there was
qualification In themurdcrof Dr. Cronin,
aud that he was Hpy, The man we
know 10 ho responsible for hls murder,
aud who has long been The plupdetcr aud,
apollaman Of his people, V their dcml'
god, The Irish people can't brlievp that
this unerOwncd king OF 10000 OOO pro.
pie can bo guilty OF such q crime and
they look upon M with contempt for
prosecuting patriots, who they believe
put tO death eplcl, These men who have
gone 10 Ireland know what thay are
about and they win gct aid, either Of
q sentimental or financial kind, 10 buy
tho acquittal OF tho tools Of the arch
hend,n
The auggcst,on was opposed by John
Dewey, on tho ground that tho eoming
event was q celebration Of q reyolu-
tIonary measure, and q communication
from Il 10 Parnell might cmbarraas that
leader by connecting him with II,
Raising Money for tho Defense.
Cni6Ad6, Nov About 100 Of tho
Clanna.G Gael cncmoa Of Dr. Cronn
attended an open meeting In McCoy'a
hotel yesterday afternoon for the pur'
pose OF raising delonac fund for tho
men now on trial Money % the amount
OF $3.50 was subscribed and u committee
appointed 10 solicit subscriptions, Ar
rangcmcnh were also made for tho
Manchester martyr celebration In Cen.
tru Music hall, the proceeds Of which
will DO turned over 10 tho treasurer OF
the fund.
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hupepAy,

This Is what you ought to have, In
tlct, you must have have II, 10 fully en-
" lie. Thousands are searching for
u daily, aud mourning because they
|ind IL not. Thousands upon thousands
4 dollars aie spent annually by our
people IN the hope that they may attain
his boon. Ana yet II may be had by
all. guarantee that Electric Bltters
II used according TO dlrecuoas aud the
use persisted in, will bring you good
digestion and 0ust the demon dy yspepslu
tHd install iustead pupepsy, We rec
Ommend Electric Bittels FOR dyspepsia
aud all diseases of liver, StOmarn and
sidneys. sold At soc, and ~ per bottle
by Durbin, Wright IL Co., druggists.
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Nilnnr. An,lonn M oo 10 MorI..

SPRING VALLEY, H., Nov 4-1ho
strike of the Spring Valley coal miners
10 practically onded. Tho miners held u
mags meeting In tho opera house Satur-
day and instructed ox.Monager Q, j.
Devlin TO communicate with President
w. l.. Scott with Wow 20 getting the
present contract modified, and, II chat Is
not possible, 10 get tho best terms he
can. Largo numbers Of tho striSers
hayo broken ranks and gone 10 work
hero during tho last few days and the
rest of tho miners will probably soon
follow suit. They are evidently anxious
to 20 10 work ut tho best terms they can
trot
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lhn nrnnrIed MnrInIr MrLh.

PARkRBsBund, W. Va, Nov "A
reliable clifton Just arrived from the
neighborhool Of lincoln county, whore
the alleged warfare exists, 6ays that
most Of the repnrla sent out from
Huntington and othor points near there
are purely lmlgInary lle says the peo,
plo are not armed nor divided into fac
lions, and thlt Mccoy and Haley are the
only two persons killed At any time since
tho trouble br.an,
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shnl nnn lilllnn I'm Ilrnihnr.

MnwAuGEE, Nov. 4,---Potcr Cooper, a
farmer living at tho house OF his mar.
ried brother, Edwin Cooper, In Green.
fel's, five miles from here, was shot and
killed Yesterday morning at tho break
fast table by tho latter, Edwin fired
threo shots 10 Peter, two Of which tool,
effect IN the chest and neck and killing
him instantly The brothers had been
quarreling, and 10 is rumorod that Peter
had been Intimate with Bdwin's wifo.
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Federal Government Tor Ncw South VALE


SYDNEY, N. s, W., Nov, A--Sir Horny
Parks, In circular letter 10 the prime
miniatcrB Of the Australian colonies
after pointing out difficulties In the way
Of the creation Of u federal army, givct
In detail tho objects Of tho convention
recently proposed by him In u speech
hero. According 10 his plan % conyen.
ton OF delegates from the various colo.
nies would be held for the purpose Of
constructing n federal government on
the basis OF q federal parliament llO
further sayd that tho scheme will nooos.
sarily follow closely tho typo Of the gov.
ernmont Of the Dominion Of Canada,
and that tho delegates 10 the proposed
convention will also bO guided by tho
rich stores Of political knowledge col
lectod by the trainers Of the American
constitution and by others 6inco thor
time
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Didn't Know 1t Was Londed.

WEST CHESTER, Pa, Nov. 4.-Johu
Shubert accidentally shot and KILLED
Mrs. Pauline Hagloy nt tho Women'p
home Saturday night, Mrs. IIagloy wa,
teasing Shubort because he had failed q
shoot any rabbits Shubert pointed hi,
gun ut her and IL was discharged, and
the woman fell dead. Shub0rt immodi.
ately surrendered himself 10 the authori
ties and coroners jury afterward
rendered verdict of accidental death,
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BuolIlon's Arnicn enlvo.

The best salve IN the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers salt Rheum
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands
Chidrens Oornes, and all skin Erup'
tons. aud positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund
I'd. prire 2h renfs nor box. For salt
by Durbin Wright 81 Co.
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Fine B'aclI Sllks-Tho finest makes
of Europe aud Amrrira-G GrOe Grmns
zoe, TO 81 alafd, Dogen0 Of Other ele
gunt Neayes, including all the new ont,
uf thr season In Just as complete nnO
., mprthru6iye NSsnrlmGnts,
The CloHk linoma--Ihe cloth gar
menlg We carry Ore the Wst, most bty
llsh and most substantially nude
The material In our Plush garments
IN The very beet, crisp, Bpringy goodt
that is worth buying,
Our Seh garments are Of the moRl
carefully ~ leclCd Aneka skin. dyed n
London, and made for ~, No shape
IN ANY garment Of any material nul
here
Full information or complete lines Of
,nmplra cheeriully furnished by oui
Mail order Department
JOS. HORNE & CO.,
600 62l PENN AVENUE.
PITTSBURGH, PA,
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Jos. Horne & Cos
PENN AVE. STORES.
We appreciate confidence no we'll M
the purchasing public appreciates faith
tu service.
Constantly increasing confidence on
the part Of The people, ls tho II contlye
10 our constantly increasing our won
wonderful facilities for serving the
people,

Our Dre6S Goods Stock too largo to
go into detail.
Home snan MI wool Sulting9, 50 In
wide, 35c, q yard.
DuuD,r wldtn all wool ooloied cash
merea, good quality, 85c, u yard,
10 iuch wide, MI wool, lne Henrietta
luiuh Gashmerrs, 4Co, u ynrc.
10 inch, extra quality, 0ll wool cash
merrs b0u,
Theap would no good NJ l5c, yard
more Doubt II you ever malchtO
hem ~ 2Oc, higher wice,
SO our Dress Goods COUP 10 finest
"a yOrd-Or llue Paris patterns.
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sinnm DIN nonsa Ilnrned.

GREENvuLE, Miss, Nov 4,-Tht
steam gin house on the Skinner place
near Stonoyyile, Miss, was burned Sat
urday night, with 1913 bales Of eottor
aud 20 cur loads OF cotton seed,
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NAsHuA, NJ H., Nov, d,-Ncllle Blom'
berg, q domestic employed by Dr A. w.
Wallace, accidentally dropped o lighted
lamp Saturday night, The oil ignitod
and the frightened girl attempted to
smother the ilmnci with her dress, Her
clothing caught fire and she waa 80 badly
burned that ehe died from her injuriei
Sunday morning.
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Soldiers Will Remember.

A representative of Charles n. Jones,
the successful and energetic pension nt-
tornoy of Wuynesburg, will bo NJ the Hur-
ford House, Canton, on Friday, November
3, prepared 10 take claims for incronso
aud original pensions, bounty claims, etc.
lc will also be prepared 10 tako evidence
In claims already ilcd, No charge for
advice,
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churoh, Iinnqnot nnd Reception.

CoNsrANrIYopLE, Nov, Yesterday
the Emperor William and suite attended
the Protestant church and took lunch at
The German embassy. In the evening
tho emperor gave q banquet at the Yildi'
Kiosk to tho Turkish dignitaries andalter
wnrl held reception, ohattIng ailGoly
with many Of the notable guests.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-07

n you hayo n friend with q cough or
cold tell him 90 try DR.. Bulls Cough
syrup. Prlco 70 conta.
Mamma, papa says yoli worn,t pretty
last week. but YOU are today "Ahl my
child, last weelt I ha,l neuralgia, to-day J
have Salvation Oilp
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a Morning wedding .

Mr.. Horny Hnalt Of this city md Miss
Adcino Fcndnor Of llntvile wero mar
ncd yesterday morning by Rev. u. =. Hcr
having recently purchased tho old Clark
farm on this side of the village.
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Marriage licenses have been granted "a
Walter II, Deuhl0 and Clara NJ, Harvey,
Cnni0nl Austin Nldle aud Lola Sinyer,
Cnnionl Jacob llrnnt and AnnN KOn-
hlweE West llrookileldl Richard q, Car
glll and Anna Dietrich, Alliance.
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and is Prepared to Heal the Sick.

Any person geled WITH ConHmpton Anm scoLa eIasm m Fi
Disease stomach Liver and Kdy Diseases BEhs 9se Dropsy ah
Deafness 0nd M diseases the Ear and oil Chronic
and Nervous diseases will do well to call aud see him.
No cases taken unless durable. Consultation Free
Treats All Diseases BY Correspondence 10000 HFea Last Two Years Mall
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k<aiirO;ad News.

y meeting WI held at Bainb lg. last week
10 hear the plan OF Hon. Jnhn f. Donaldson.
president and recent purchaser Of the old B G.
and {. X. II, Tor The building OF the road at The
earliest practical time, says the Savannah News
Mr. Donaldson stated that he had 40 doubt O. the
completion OF the load in the next twelve
months il Bainbri!ge and ID caiur county. ard
the counties lying between B .inbriIse and
Gambler, would give the enterprise encoul-
agemcnl. cambridge and Decatur county. NJ
Donaldson said, must subscribe SEQ OOO-paya.
bic when the road was built and completed from
Bainbridgc to Cuthbcrt-sixty miles. At this
point Mr.. DonalSon was asked if the road would
be eXienicd further north than Cuthbert. and
whether it would be built south of B ,inhridre
In reply he said that there was no doubt Of the
road being built to Columbus, or other northern
connection, and that it would be pushed south
either to Tallahassee or Quincy, Fla The first
thing to do is to build the first link of sixtv
miles, from Bainbri1ge to Cuthbert. \ com
mtt"c of eight was appointed to solicit subscrin-
tons of stock.
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NOW Is THE TIME.

During the session Of the Legislature
We have been sending out, for Senators
and Representatives, several thousand
copies of the FLOEIDIAN This issue
closes the contract for these extra copies,
but We would be glad to have all who are
on these lists continue with us.
Those wishing to read the FLoRIDIAN
in future, have only to remit one doVur
and receive the paper one ger, FREE OF
POSTAGE
Oae and two cent postage stamps
taken
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Among the battle cries Of the IIArrl-
son Campaign were," Protection for Amer
lean industry" American wages for
American workmen," Our toiIers shall
not be reduced to the level of pauper labor
Of Europe" and such-like twaddle Work
in4mcn were told that the election Of
Cleveland would mean " free trade: g"
that if Harrison were elected it would
mean higher wagea, plenty of work, re-
newcd prosperity and general good
time. In other words, that if Harrison
were elected the land would, as it were,
flow with milk and honey. Many were
deceived by these war whoops. Harrison
rs now President, but where is the in
creased wages? Countless thousands of
American workmen, particularly in the
North, are out Of work, idle, desperate and
starving. viii the minority President
remedy this?
Senator Parkhill and Representative
Vaughn were given rousing reception
on their return to Pensacola. They were
met at the depot by a large number of
citizens and Myers band. The following
resolution was presented by Hon. S. H..
Mallory and unanimously adopted
Res9tced, That we do hereby heartily indorse
The lcgist tvc conduct Of Hons. g b. Park Hill.
}. b. Vaughn, and A. T. Flllingim as democ ratio,
wise an patriotic, and it is the sense of this meet
ing that they srovc to and did rcprese Ut the
wishes Of their constituency.
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Ihc New Appointments.

VI : o. orr read r are n &c u aware Of The
appointments which have been M L by Cos.
crnos Fleming - Positions Is Crun'v C,mmx
sinncr~, and as judge. ) ,lic'lnr AMI Clerk o. h
County c minal C"urt 81 cord
NJ "t t'.e arp ,iu,tcs AZ. hnn III lnrnighoa
the Counfy, ana their names xii be Received
with pleasure an.! feeling .. conf ence by OH
ci'iz-n>
AZ Couu-y c ,mm's>:p4er>, M-ss7> Cars
Stephens. Augustus Monroe ana E B. H1l
nave arct.r md tn-;, req, ! !, q u II soqai
common srn>e and >r..ru ,n'e-riv. NJ. JN
Walton bA> i"r i've ve4r~ p-eu D.. .9d ciuzea
AID proper holder N P,..laa. eli :. = earned
ne entire condd nee ,nI respect u al god
mrn Wl'a whom ne las come ii cll.icl NJ.
y. y. Paterson hts i'ren appointed by the
U vernon, hu the appointment rs uot co.,
hFtnrd ~ TIE S-uate VIII IN SESSION.
itIl regard 70 tii- appointment !: ,-iteis Of
The Coun'y Crmin.l C,ur'. i. Y Il =. Il -cesstry,
perhaps, 70 say more, ia ORDER ial' oer re4les
may clearly Cndcr>tan HE n ,i,.a.i ana ini1rs
The aeon OF thrlr & veruoI
: I'll IL !If,I, Ir Ia. "a ,--r.n acid me
oftlc- u County july in Piutm county, i
known 'hlonghou' linz l,...- i ana ur-..d Of ihe
county rs a man 10 be hon re and respected
iully qutl'iei Tor Tie ps>ilioa. ID i Is ! man
ana as judge. TINS We .c- l>-u i viii Be
the unanimous voice ~ o. pope.
Mr.. }. \. Blackwell i a vnuuL N w4O h'Y
been inUr years resident q P.i4,ks ard BIZ
been known as siaunch Inherent u NJ parry
ana 81 good business capacity
Nr J. II. Spitinr.l has ban N .ur mi!,l AZ
representative tue bai tur som. jiaie, and J
been selected IL ILL the important position
Prosecuting Attorney ., III Criminal CnG
not on ace unt OF ANY claim OF The Dtmnc
party, hul because he, though a Il -pg2'caa
p+tllioned tor by the leading DcmocraiSS
latkt as the one best fitted for 4 po>lV
when II Was necessary 10 place not nnlr
yer, hut man of St!ict lille and ch ,racebe
All these appointments were maieou
Governor IN response To the request byam
OF the strongest and best Democrats il nv
county. In every case the appiicitio1ion
the individual for office WAS backed by, in.
on which appeared the names OF mr4re of
terest IN and earnest desire Tor thln,
the county can not be doubted Tor q a..
Those citizens who love hsnOr. L..v Will
tee vii! indorse these app nintmelr Fem.
further appreciate the tact that Gaae ny
ing IS no, The man TO listen ~ ayhp char
passion or taclionsl prejudice kca,e the
acter which Will, if nccessarthos- who
right and ACT for the best in eihbonrh he
have placed him in high Office
should be minority OF one
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y New Yrk special of June Sh says that it
is generally known in Southern railroad circles
that certain entcrprisng capitalists have Of late
been Interesting then selves actively in the es-
Enlistment OF an independent through line from
Chattanooga, Tenn, to the heart IF Florida The
recent trip Of Alfred Silly, Simon Borg and r
h. Dow 10 the SOUL was currently repOr ed To
be in furtherance of The project 4 big bond
sale, which WAS effected here to day, is subsan-
'ia evidence OF The progress 10 the enterprise
w. b. Lowe prom nent railroad contractor Of
Georgia, has been here for a week in close con-
ference with several leading financicrs and TO-
day a >yndic'e was formed, to whom NJ. Lowe
sold The en.ire issue of The bond % the Column
ba, Southern road, which i = line running from
Columbus 20 Albany Ga. Thi, j. 70 Dc a Ink in tie
new system A. Albany connection VII be ma =
Win II 3. p "a Stvsnn l., Fori.l4 aqa vs.
ern and ono mo F.orila some SOFT d alliance
VII prob bly, be ma j. 9Th P.esidcn; DaytIs
system. wA.cu Wa formerly the Flori1a 4 IL
way AMI y svI- alton COMPANY.
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ha- been going up from th~ tlr west for !. good
many years. b.. he cry j. no. Tor pale. hag.
gard, Initiated women. Tn p1>hing western
men are =" anxious tor beauty, bnl they need
healthy WY. \ grcaf cry lot Ge duh j. c pntin-
nily going UP from thou> md, oi women, young
and Old, All DER HE earth. C,untic>S remedies
have appeared IN answer. \ les have sue
Gee ed, and none II I'D higher place than Dr.
Pierce'> FAv' Prescription sure cur. for
all those peculiar " weaknesses and Distressing
Ailmcnts pccl lar 10 th. seq
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mary and only object he could have in

mary and only object he could have in
view.
Calling upon the Governor and l. 'ri>-
lature to have an examination made ot
the swamp lands selected by the State Is
an ahsurditv II the states selection
was final, there might be some sense III
the State going to the expense of having
all selections re-exa mined. But her Sc
lec,ions are simply submitted to the Sec
rotary of the Interior, and he appoints
government agent to examine said lands,
and rejects all that are not swamp. The
Subcommittee of the United States SEN
ate, IN their report upon this question,
say:
Before selected lands are approved or pat
en;ei - the State, they are thoroughly and
carefully examined in The field, by An agent of
the government. appointed by The Secretary OF
the Interior, and are not approved TO the State,
unless his report shows them 10 be in fact swamp
and overflowed lands"
Senator Dolph, Chairman Of this same
Sab Committee, places the matter in its
correct light when he says:
@ the fact that lands have been selected by a
State or by Sta'e agents tor The State. as swamp
land, and the selections i.d in the General
L nd Office for approval by The Secretary "f the
Interior, i not material fact. l. simply shows
that the State has mad a Claim Ia land> which
ha' Vt To be passed upon by the Secretary OF The
lnlcror; and he tact that Inn Is h.y- been srlec,
g. "a swamp lands, and cltimel swamp.
winch arc not ~ mo II tact, Is not
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The Annex Issue

rh" J ci-plvi!l" Tlnrs-U non j, alone in its
opposition 10 tie ANNEXATION q We Florida 10
A-bamt )" ar a. The News has ob.tryed
'!Ir:" ) n"l i = per in the State ttt j rs with
oar esteem q contemporary on the -'aHl il has
aiken III MS connection. The TIIhcs | ion had
rf)cr max" the best Of 4 bad feat how, aud
yici3 gfacrulIy. Pen -arolu News.
Thea, the Tme', Un.on stand, alone in repre-
~cnling The sentiment 81 the s,4tc ~ 4 who'll.
Pertp, whca each o: the ambition. c;'ies fiud :,
it ct1npt com. IN capital lh.y VIII al be.
come rcconciic to T.'lahr,,ee Is i, l-.-Timcs-
Union.
The FIoEIpIAN long ago protested
against the Annexation Of West Florida TO
Alabama, and will continue 70 oppose the
annexation scheme.
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CAUTION TO MOTHERS

Every mother is cautioned against giving her
chlld laudanum or paregoric; it creates an un-
natural craving Tor stimulants which kills the
mind or the child. Acker's Baby S0other i
specially prepared to benefit children and cure
their pains. It is harmless and contains M
Ooium or Morphine. Sold by NJ Lively. Drnr,
gisl. March 10 .e9,r q
What is sweeter than the roses p
Exchange. The girl Of the period
Pshaw Give us a hard one.