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Daily Republican., 1889-10-31

At an enthusiastic meeting of Com
pany A. Soldiers and Sailors Union 0i
Delaware, held in the Marls Building,'
Last night, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted;
Whereas, This conduct Of the col.
lectors operates on the one hand to place
increased burdens on the property.ow
ing class OF the community, and on the
other hand to deprive Of tie right of
qualifying to vote the poll taxpayers;
be II
Resolved, Therefore, that we, the
Soldiers aud Sailors Association, cit;-
zens and taxpayers Of the city OF VIII
mington, heartily deprecate aud condemn
this action of Collectors Dougherty and
Mckee, believing IL 10 be In violation Of
every true and tried principle OF the ad-
ministratiou Of public business and an
outrage upon the simplest and dearest
rights Of thousands OF our fellow citi-
zens. That In view OF tho great and con-
stautly- y-!ncreasing debt of New Castle
county, aud the fact that hundreds and
thousands Of our fellow citizens who
stand ready and anxious TO contribute
their share to the public expense, the
conduct Of the collectors becomes crime
which public opinion and popular sctiop,
In the absence OF adequate legal redress,
caunot condemn too severely and puni:h
With too much rigor.
Resolved, That we call upon citizens
of all classes and OF all political bellies
TO Join us In mass meeting for the pur-
pose of giving proper expression to The
indignation which the conduct OF the
collectors has aroused
Resolved, That Tie association hereby
heartily oommends the official course o
Comrsde Israel Ridings, the assessor ant
COLI ctor of New Castle Hundred, In hi
honest efforts to have every ctti
zen quail ed to cast his ballot for tn
candidate OF his choice.
Resolved. That Comrades John Vain
wright, William p. Vostell, samue
: Lewis, William II. Farra AID Edgar A
Finley be app inted a committee to ar
range ior the public Indignation meeting
Resolved, TLat public mass meetin
be called for next Saturday evening, No
T venber 3, 1859, at Institute Hall; an
/ that these les lutions be published in tn
, daily newspapers Gf this city.
I;esolved, That Charles Is. Lore, Et
ward g. Bradford, benjamin Nields, /
' q. VaBdegrift, William @. Spruance an
: such others rs the committee may selecl
be invited to address the meeting.
The company adjourned to meet at II
/ same pla 9 on Tuesday evening next
Daily Republican., 1889-10-31

Pay &c. when you can buy the very best
of milk for &c. per quart at Tatnall's
G eameTy?
Also, we sell pure skim milk for Sc. or
. as. for &c. Worth dUutle the money.
Then churniug every day enables us to
sell the sweetest aud best Dut.ermilk at
ic. per qt.
And when you want fresh butter give
us a call, as this is the only place In the
city where y u can Get II fresh every day.
Ta,nalls Cream .ry, Fourth and shipley
streets.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-31

The farm and mill property OF what
is known as the Alley Mills, near
smyrna, YVES sold at Sheriff's sale on
Friday and knocked of ~ Senator Hig-
gins for trust company, OF wilmington,
tnaJ held large mortgage against II. for
S1I,c40. This is considered a very low
piice for this val liable property.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-31

Mr.. Weir, residing at No. 6O4 West
Fourth street, was attacked with vertigo
yesterday morning near the corner Of
Fourth aud Market streets. The am
bulsnce was telephoned for and be was
conveyed to his home.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-31

From all sections Of the country come
tidings Of the good effects of Laxador 10
diseases of the liver, stomach, bowe's and
blood. 1t cures constipation, malsriai
fever, headache, nervousness, etc. Price
only rs cents O package. Sold every
where.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-31
Notice.

We thought 1t best to join partnership
and go it together, SO John ). Weiser
and w. G. Elliott are In the commission
business at No. Ito East Fourth street,
and hope tie trade will also think the
same.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-31

A gentleman whose SIGHT was so weak
he coulo not see to recognize an object
Int a few feet from him. alier using one
bottle OF DIR. Simms' Rye Cure, could tell
an object across s the street. We know oil
teyeral cases oil this kind during the
week. II is the great sight preseryer. 25
and so cents. 4th and king.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-31

BY purchasing your -four, iee1 aud coal
OF Steward " Chandler, south side Mar.
kct street bridge. Phone 1l0. We will
give you the best goods to be had in the
Market
Daily Republican., 1889-10-31
Tailor Made

The best pes in the city at Weyl't
No. z East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-31

Now is the lime TO buy your games
and novelties for the holidays. Adams
4 Brother, 50I Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-31

Workmen are boring Tor natural gas
for oil on Iron Hlll, near Newark. A
depth OF SO feet, through vein oil solid
iron ore, has been reached, but neither
gas nor oil has yet been struck.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-31

Don't stand on the oider OF goine"-
but 20 straight TO the next corner and
buy bottle OF DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup,
II you want 10 cure your cold.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-31

Just received largo invoice of Posi-
Boy. 1t ia sweet and lasting chew.
Durstein, 8 East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-31

corset s1.0O, si.25 and $3.50. White,
drab and ecrue. L. b. Riley, 22S King.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-31

corset rs cents. E. b. Riley. 22s Khg.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-31

The only Complexion Powder IN the
world that is without vulg4rity, without
injury to the user. and without doubt q
beautifler, is pozZonps.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-31
40. d.

French corsst. Three styles. L. b.
Riley, 2!S King.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-31

Farmers and Horsemen, read ihisl-I
find Salvation OIL mot excellent lini-
meut among horses. and take pleasure
in tndorsir & It as certain remedy for
scratches. JAMES THOMAS,
Franklin lsoas .ssOar Baltimore.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-31
why

Millard F. Davis, the ieweler, No.
East 5econd street.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-31
THE
Home Savings and Loan
ASSOCIATION
OF
MINNEAPOLIS, EaIkN.

Authorized Capital,
SIo,ooo,ooo.
Subscribed. $4,000 900.
OFFICERS;
Il. C. BABB, Mayor of Minneapolis,
President.
JOHN. y. JACOBSON. Gen.Agent Conn.
Mutual Life Insurance Co. Vice-I'res't-
j. j. AnlkeDy, 4. M. of Minneapolis
Treasurer.
A q Wilcox, Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-31

Bueher Sign Painter s1l shipley st
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A NEW CURE FOR RHEUMATISM
IL Not the Remedy as BAD as the
Disease
Courier des Etats Unis.

The following treatment OF rkeufna-
tism is SO singulariy original that.
even should il he altogether ineffica-
cious, ii still merits 10 be described. 1t
comes 10 us directly from Vienna, and
II belongs to DIR. Tere.
IL Is necessary at first 10 suppose
that yoa have at your disposition a
hive with many bees. Now the dis
coyerer wishes TO observe that the
sting of a bee generally leaves after il
tamefaction more or less consider
able: but after certain number of
stings this tumefaction is no longer
produced. because the body has ae-
quirsd a certain immunity. With
rheumatic persons this tamefaction
comes with difficulty, and only after
certain number ~ stines. By
continuing the stinging process tbs
swelling ceases completely. Then the
patient ii cured of his rheumatism
and remains for some time out ol dan
ger OF regapses. To produce com
plefe cure IL il necessary 10 saiurate
the entire body with bee venom. aud
keep on multiplying the sfings. VI.
Terc has applied this method in fss
cases. and administered 50 90 stingS.
He atliEns that heowes TO this method
evident cures in obstinate cases. and
especially in chronic eases where the
patients attacked by rheumatic
cachexy were in hopeless condition.
Sometimes a patient has received hun
dreds af stingS. It j. true that thew
are less painful 10 rheumatic persons
than persons in sound health.
Is net this bee-ssinglng treatment
truly deiixhgfuls The cure us rheu,
matism with the sfings OF bees one
wesld so To Vienna just ca try lt.
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Some Theories which We Cannot
Wholly Commend.

SEATTLE. MAfNSs $50
To Tns Eptrog A lase number
ol the PosY-isrElAlGrScxs contains a
frank invitation a. correspondents "a
take an the important matter Of the
coming constitution Tor our state ~
Washington as subject matter Eor
communications. This l. aa excellent
idea aud nae by which ua Doubt vii
ls obtained varied and instssrtAs4t mat.
tef relative "a thiS great subject ans,
which viii tend ~ ensiehteu the Tram.
res os the constitution Ia making IL /
trust. enc OF the best ia the Union /
shall only take the liberty al offering
\ few brief hteas on tsxst1ssn Tor tAy
present. hoping thai they NAV tend h
hiring many able correspondents "a the
lsoini for an exchange ~ ideas on What
: ] conceive % he the most important a.
all the clauses of the constitution |
think ] Asa right ia stating that Il,
taosle of the states is the Important
matter ut assessments ami sAxaf3ogs
hsSsd IN Ass equitable aanner upon
the great mass VI the people. { e. the
farmers. mechanics and istorvyS.
We should never cease 10 think has
that Il Is the duty 81 oar legislators "a
relieve thessa IS Tar IS ssNsSieie TASTY
oi courSel 81 the great burden ag taxa
ison "a which they are subjected ia
lavish upon them and their children
education. a. provide them With re.
suunesatlye lalsos and never that OF IN.
,lolence; % lessen the weight ~ Their
individual burdens a. much as prae~
fleshle. - limit property without Tins
ltng capital "a ereAtr vast sielas 81
pusale and popular activity to aays =
hundred hands 81 stretch oas on al.
sa.ies tn sAs oppressed and the weak
"a employ ihe collective Esawer a. afer
workshops ard uAaaataetoFSrS. schools
Tor every aptitude and laboratories sar
every intellect. a. increase waExs, IL.
nainish the long weary hours u tas2l IA
= word ratssral government for the
ignorant and the suffering. Taa
such y desirable state al things be
brought about IN cur new state
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A Farmer Of Pacific County Gives
His We've.

pAcTFfc CouSTy. March "a
To Tas EpIroR We find onr pol
iticians and lawyers are very much
alive Ia is Importance; bat, on the
other hand. we are struck with the APP
parent apathy OF the people in general
20 il.
Now, that the people ought TO take a
deep and active interest Ia this matter,
Is admitted By all. Yet, that they will
not Is the certainty ON which our
legal and political wire-prlIers expect
10 work themselves in as delegates to
tho coming constitutional conyen-
ton" Then, il they snit themselves,
they are also very sure, under the
pressure OF circumstances, that il will
he ratified by a majority, So that they
will have the double advantage OF do
Ing II their own way and being backed
in their ioings by the people
II may be urged that 1t is mere
matter OF form Ia copy .. state con.
stitutionf out os those already before
rs. Bat WHY. We ask, are they so
anxious 10 DO this for u.s. Why do
they start their political machinery
ard urge their legal ability for the
poor business II copying ar carving
| out state constitution for uSe III
there are no advantages to ~ gained
for any particular class, sihv ito Ne see
a special few 50 greatly interested in
obtaining positions a. delegates to
nasef at Olympia on the sth OF next
July All. hy oar lives there must ne
something IN Is Something We should
look 10 for ourselves. We. the com
mon peCTle. who expect Ia live in the
great state OF Washington; we who
expect ia make her interest nuY own
obey her LAWS. alsi still maintain the
Just and equal rights q, all We u hn
shall ask no iavors as a class, and
/ rightly owe hone save such aS our
social laws require. But, Il We fail 10
guard cur interests ourselves, or snake
an effort at the proper sirne. We scarce
can blame any hut ourselves II there
slfoaid re same class advantages hid
IN the legal veFhiAee oil cur coming
constitution
That common representation can
guard and secure our earnnton rights.
oGght mol - he forgot in this talthoagh
Ne az admit the use af legal training
IN preparing iswi j. uhvkoaS. because
osss common Interests require that ali
oar people ueed their various interests
~ presented too. And this should
eiaesk as srsssn supporting any special
class ar party 20 prepare ''constssss-
J ton a. secure the rights OF all. We
ought To cheese fDen from among as
for thsir sossi worth. in all We count
GA that esesd snFcllleerlf and honest
citizen = In himself. regardless al all
parties and professions q $ specisl
kind. JAMS A. WH8ALnaS,
A farmer Of Pacific county, VT
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rossrBLE coMrIucArIoss.
A Plan 30 Prevent Triekery I'm the
Matter Of 0flieiai Succession.

SEATTLE. March q.
To rHg EpaToR: In your issue of the
cath you refer editorially to the guber-
natorisl complication i'm West yir-
ginia. and suggest the advisabiiity Of
making such provision in our ccnsti-
tuition as would preclude tile POSSIBLE
ity Of similar political triciery in the
future history Of the commonwealth of
Washington. You say. 4 Provision
shoald be made for the announcement
Thy the legisiatureD OF the vote for
governor at the beginning Of the ses-
sion OF the legislature. II errors are
found or contests are rnade they
should be investigated Immediately
and no constitutional authority should
be granted the legislature 10 adjourn
until the election has been lsettled and
the vote declared in joint session
Would the course suggested. II fol-
lowed. be efilcaeious. or would il not
be better, TO effectuaiiy prevent such a
condition OF affairs a. We. have seen
existing in West Virginia, TO take the
matter entirely out OF the hands Of the
legislature Suppose il is provided
that the legislature shall not adjourn
until the vote Is declared and ii is
unofIiciaIiy known that the result of
that vote Is adverse TO the party in
terests of a majority OF the legislature,
and sufficient number OF its MEM
bers should absent themselves and
thus prevent action for want OF quo
rumY You vii! remember that legis-
lative action was prevented III pre-
eisely this manner by portion Of the
Ohio legislature some months ago. Ii
might be said that action could not
be thus indefinitely prolonged; but IL
might be prolonged beyond the period
fixed by law for the Inauguration of
| the new governor. and so produce the
same complication as new exists in
West Virginia.
would suggest that the returns OF
election be transmitted Il, the secre-
tary OF state, who might be elected two
or four years later than the governor
and that the governor. the secretary
of state and the auditor beconstituted
q board 10 Jointly declare the result,
| the decision of two OF which board to
| be authoritative. This declaration OF
the vote might take place in the pres
ence OF both branches OF the Iegis-
latnre--they being IN joint session /;
but there should be provision that its
legality would not be impaired IL done
when, from any cause, the legislature
was not in session, IL having adj
iourned sine die, or sufficient OF its
members purposely preventing the
presence OF a quorum.
As complement to this would
also suggest that the governor I've
made ineligible ID succeed himself.
and possibly the secretary OF state and
auditor also.
In the event of this board refusing
or negiecting to act. they could be CO.
creed by mandamus
Thomas II. HARDIN.
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100
somnia, IenxIs - mu1cufar debaiky.
causes disenzes ~ H. Enoufh md eges,
md hluuts The unez1saf poWers rs BE-
fouls sbe sir. 1eGSes IL fMfnt upCH IT,
garments. and Il apf - e5cnfe Ek<ng
for liquor III j. njuTio1x Ia every
Way and advantageous Ia nc respect
Several state legislatures. unloading
these Of New Jersey and Michigan.
have bills Under consideration for the
prohibition III the sale Of cigarettes 10
minors. and large arn8unf Of sesti-
nsonY favorable 10 such action has
feen presented TO them In Michigan
the testimony Of 30 teachers OF bsys
has been taken On the subject, and
many Of the faefs given are Of q kind
that might we'll alarm parents In
this city. especially at night on the
east side, one May often Sc groups OF
sallow -fared usrki1s INDUCING in the
banefai habit.
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i for sr,e am fueffned 70 beLieve thnf
| Il csn partially and tn sueh = uey -
viii place our Youn< state tar u ID
yAness Of her cider sis<erN How :
Ky 3 change IN oar present system Of
taxation. & Z 70 cease taxing industry
- the nation has been DOING since It's
snr<p<inn Let ne sIis1sitrask our
present plan- Il Sssor mxn works bard
Tor years ard aegumulatess through
thrift and eegxsofsy . Seu hundred
dollars. He Il desiEous Of getting .
little home for himself ard family
He buys . II. Eyxt, upon whieh the
tax Is merely nominal BY zEd By
he MANAGES. s11reuxh fncsEaSed tOts
and thrift 70 accumulate y few hun
dred more ard then be builds a house.
AZ rs completion The Assessor comes
along and says 10 him Oh you
hare given farther proof OF industry !.
ard - y0gr reward | viii increase
Yonr tar f0urfoid. Ii not this nice
way 80 reward an honest man fer be-
ing thrifty 4 capitalist comes along
ard invests thousands in machinery
and bindings and he, too. h crushed
ss.h enormous taxes for being in
dustrious and ensseavoring 70 afford
remunerative toll TO idle Hands. and
20 on, we do il through tlse various
industries OF orr country. Surely II
il plain such plan Eaust tend 10
limit and eramp the efforts OF the
people who make the nation. Let Us
then. Mr.. Etsifor. have clause In our
constitution which viii foresrer relieve
freru taxation buildings and manu-
factories OF ali kinds. The result for
the better would soon he seen in the
Increased buildings and manufactures
of every description. As regards the
latter. 10 can easily be conceived that
the product OF an establishment situ-
ated In our state could be placed on
the market at . reduced rate equiya-I
lent 20 the percentage of fitxation TO
which rival concern IN ar adjoining
state would he subjected. ] feel con-
fident that the time is not lar distant
when the wisdom of such q change in
our present system viii herUme uni
versal in all the states, but we now
have the opportunity TO take the
initiative. and thus become the banner
state in this great reform.
r. MtCsLErM.
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one Way Z. Stop a Donkey's bray.
gAe Ehssatauaaax

! have no doubt that the donkey be
lieses himself when braying 10 be
executing vocal solo OF the highest
excellence. As some of my readers
may I've incapable Of approaching the
song. ! wiH mention device whereby
the Turks induce the too vocal donkey
10 Re silent against hrs will. Just a.
before cock crows he finds il necessa.
rs TO stretch cut his neck 20 the ut
luost. so the donkey feels himself
compelled 10 begin bis performance
By holding his nose In the air and his
tail parallel With his spine. When.
therefore. Turk wishes 10 silence his
donkey be ties iolerahiy heavy stone
80 the end OF the animals tail and de-
parts with an easy mind. When the
donkey feels inclined TO hray and h=e-
gins the usual pYelisainaries he finds
himself deharred from plzcing his tai
az shs requisite angie. and In conse-
qaenee Is unable 30 10 Justice 20 tie
Aravara With whaeh he wss proposing
70 fAgoE the wesssl.
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NORTH YAKIMA, W. T.
DR.. J. Eagene Jordan, pear SIR. Allow
me 10 add nv testimony 10 the many
thousands who have already testified TO
the virtue aud success of your medicines
In April was taken with bilious fever,
bad severe pains IN the hack OF my head
and neck, extending down my ha K. Had
q very high fever. Nv feet and limbs
were very yellow. Ny fnger-uaiis were as
yellow as The yoIk OF an egg Ny face
looked as IL IL had been steepsi In saffron
commenced taking your HistegeDetie
medicines according TO directions in the
book. and after taking "a hours the pains
were al gone. and in three days | could
see derided improvement Ia my COM
plexlon, and In three weeks was able to be
out Axsta.
About two weeks ago strained the mus
cles Of my right leg. which terminated in
scfsfie rheumatism. suffered untold
without aiding TO rny suffering. again
sought aud found relief In your Hissogeu-
efte medicines After taking IL two days
tie pain was entirely gone. and now am
able fo Be about my work IS usual
Too much praise cannot De said In be-
bali OF your system of medicines. Yoar
BOOK of Entire Revolution OF Medicine
shoald be in every family In the land, n
y would save nany u large doctors bill
and much unnecessary pain and suffering.
- 10 VIII tek Just the kind of medicine
they need for their complaint: for your
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your medicines work Ike charm In
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taken AZ the BEGINNING. IN very short
time. CHAa A GANO
snnscribed and sworn 70 before nae May
N. IssS EDwAgD WHFFxoS,
isEsLl Sotary Public.
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TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
COUNTY OF KING. -

Inc Amdnt, H. ,. GOWN. says.
Two years ago | had compound frae-
tilre of the leg, and Ii was set by DIR. Smith,
OF this city. but was not set even and was
painful. IL subsequently formed into a
running sore. and pieces of bone were con-
tinually coming out.
. had DIR. Bagiey for eight months, who
concluded that il was carries of the bone,
but his medicine did me no good. BY that
time could barely drag myself on cruteh.
could not sleep for pain. could do no
work and was In despair.
l heard a great deal about DIR. Jorden's
new system of medicine, and asked DIR.
Bagiey what he thought of II. He said he
did not know as to DR.. Jordan's skin as
doctor, but he did know that his medicines
produced unprecedented good results Eu-
eouraged by those remarks I went TO DIR.
Jordan. and the result is that in one month
after taking the medicine was able to
discard my crutch and go TO work, which
have continued ever since, my leg con-
stantly improving. When came to DIR.
Jordan my leg was fearfully swollen and
black and gangrenous with q running sore
az big as hand. / am now practically
well. there being but small abrasion--no
bigger than finger nail--left.
n. g. GOWN.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this
sd day of May. ISIS.
JuSfus ROCHESTER,
Notary Public in and for Wash. Ter.