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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-18

HOLMES, Gibson and Golden Wedding
whiskies in bond on tax paid.
HOLMES & Son,
wS Chicago and PIttsburg.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-18

New styIes-FianneI Skirt Patterns.
Full size, not scant, 85 cents to 81 65 :
specially good skirt at 81 40.
Jos. HORNE g Co.'s
Penn Avenue Stores.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-18

PIrTsBURG beer, brewed by Frauenheim
& Vilsack, is product of home industry.
Call for it. Drink it.
Telephone 1186.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-18

"HoLMEs' Best" is absolutely pure.
ws HUGO BLANcK, Chemist.
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Nobbv Cbildreu's Suits,

To-day, nobby children's suits, worth s.
and Sc, at 50 so. P. c. c. G. opp. the new
Court House,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-18

THE most eminent physicians recommend
Klein's Silver Age as pure stimulant.
MwF
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-18

HEADQUARTERS in Paris for "Holmes'
Best" A. D. GAILLARD's,
wS No. 30 Boulevard des Capucines.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-18

A Grent Bargain-Imported Wrapper Flau-
nels,
Finest colorings, only 45 cents, were 20
cents. Jos. HORNE 8 Co.'S
Penn Avenue Stores.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-18

GENTS overcoats for fall and winter
wear at Pitcairn's, 434 Wood st.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-18
FnIl suitings and Trouscrings.
Ladies' Suit ParIor.

Leave your order for fall suit at Pit
cairns, 434 Wood st. wsu
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
I08 H0RNE x Els

Us H0RNE x E1.1
PENN AVENUE STORES
Our display at the Exposition Of goods
from our Silk Department. is conceded
by all who have seen it to be the finest
exhibit OF rich and elegant silk fabrics
ever shown in Pittsburg.
We invite everyone to visit our SILK
Department and see our wonderful
stock of Dress Silks in every imaginabls
shade and combination OF color and in
all qualities to the very finest.
PLAIN WEAvEs.
surahs at soc q yard and up to our
standard quality, the best in the world,
In all colors and shades. Our 24inch
surahs at 75c yard are the wonder Of
the silk trade.
Colored Gros Grain Silks, SOC, CSC. 75c.
S5c and 81 For excellence Of finish and
superior quality these are the best val
mes ever offered in any silk department.
CoLoRED FAILLE FKANcAIsE,
75c. s5c. 81. 81 25. 81 50. a75, q and up
to s. yard. These elegant silks come
in medium and street shades. and in
large assortment Of delicate and FASH
ionable colorings for full dress costumes
Armurs Royales. q very effective
weave, elegant qualities, At 81 Is and
q 5Os yard.
Poult de soies. rich and fustrous, a.
81 5oand g per yard. full assortment Of
colors.
BRocADEs.
The most fashionable Silks for this seq
son; for combining with plain silks and
with wooden dress stuffs. for both street.
and house costumes. The colorings Of
our new Brocade Silks surpass in rich
ness and naturalness any silk fabrics
-
elegant effects in gold and silver and
metal weaves-the variety of coloring
and designs is very large and the prices
examples cannot Do duplicated IN thiI
country.
silks I'm evening shades for fuIl dras.
costnmss-snr.hs sa.,n p,.a
A-nr-a Rov.Iss Pon,. a. Sole. F..is
Francaiss Satin Dueheszs. vs hava
these fabrics in ivory and cream vhita
for bridal dresses. i'm a yerv wide ranea
of anaI;t,ss from, n 10 s5 ward
vETvETs Ann PTusHEs
Two sneciaI bargains this va.k
R1act Satin strine VeIvats as 70 ,zor.b
81 25 and one lot fancy colored Brocada
va,vats at eoc worth q n
plain rrimmino yelvets all co,or.
6nc to finest. all nure siik I,vons Cos.
4,r,a velvsts. a verv Iaroa ossort,,,or,
q, R,.ct veIvs,s from TO nm to sIo.
,.,d Z, f5nest all n1-e si1k
co,ored SILK Plnsbes 1etncbss "a.
oso and A5c a vard. 1s-ineb a. eac .,5z,
oAincn at TIC and In finer oraaas IN an
Tho fashionable shades onr p,rsh..
ara al, extra oood vaIus as von viii Ana
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-18

Don't Forget the Excursion 10 Norfolk and
Fortress Monroe.
On Thursday, via B. & o. R. R. Rate. $40.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-18
THE CONVENTION AT WORK.

The Pennsylvania Homeopathic Medi-
ical Society held its convention of yester-
day in the chapel of the Homeopathic Hos
pital, the delegates being informally well
coined by Colonel Slack, Superintendent of
the hospital. President DIR. W. B. Trites,
of Philadelphia, called the convention to
order, and prayer was offered by Rev. Samuel
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-18

the Allentown Academy of Homeopathy.
He began practice in this city on the 10th
of October, 1887. He was considerably de-
rided, and two appellations stuck to him for
years. One was ''The Dutch Doctor" and
the other was ''The Sugar Powder Doctor. 3"
He performed some remarkable cures upon
his patients at the Catholic Orphan Asy-
lum, and during IL years but two deaths
took place among his patients. Some acri-
monious passages between DIR. Reichhelm
and his allopathic colleagues enliveued the
first years of his work in this city. He
showed fight at the drop of hat, and ex-
torted an apology from some of his detract-
ors by threats of libel suits. A brilliant
record made in the Asiatic cholera vista
tion in 1S49 placed homeopathy upon a firm
footing in Pittsburg. To illustrate the
growth of the new school of medicine, in
1887 DR.. Reichhelm was the only homeopa-
thic practitioner west of the mountains, and
there are now nearly 5000.
THE ADVANCE IN MEDICINE.
Nearly every physician can give some
apt rejoinder when asked how the practlce
of medicine to-day compares with that of
half century since. DR.. Thomas anus
ing reference to the "potentiality of the in
fnitesimal'' in connection with doses of
ialop and pink-root intended for children
but enough for horses, is remembered in
this connection. DR.. Gross, professor of
surgery at Jefferson Medical College, re-
marked yesterday that so years ago the pro-
fession of medicine was enveloped with a
mantel of secrecy and theorems. The ad-
vance since that time has been, in his opin-
ion, greater than in any previous era of the
worlds history. DIR. j. c. Burgher said
that half century since the medical pro-
fession was a monopoly exerting all its pow
er to crush and repel every new idea in the
healing art. "For such reasons" said DR..
Burgher, "who can wonder that DR.. Reich
helm was denounced as a charlatan by
cotemporaneous physicians; ostracised by
the clergy, disliked by the druggists and an
object OF suspicion to the community" DR..
Burgher believes that electicism viii event
ually blend all that is best of each system
into one harmonious whole.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-18
I1S. H1RNE K I'll.

PENN AVENUE STORES.
seleNM
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Impurities iii tflE LiYET.

When the Liver is crowded or cIotted
with mass of impurities, its action be-
comes slow and difficult. Pleurisy,
Headache, Pain in Side, Tired Feeling
and General Weakness ensues, result
ing. if unchecked in
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-31

ee1cn .r - aa1llz a. pEoze1a1eEs. IL
: money they waas AID ulass lase 80
b. secured. Fea b1saess nlea a-
sa.-r .6,e tns.r lu1sres-s &. 81 o. i1rg.
0u1 best c.-lzen4 wl r1c1.e ties k1a
at gares - nase an1 taan cr.1zs. ans
sga rnl 4nd prevAre4te ~ zet ex
from service 1heu summoned. The :
sl.sl.a - changed - - % z.ge fewer
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-31
A RKoKEN Will.

In reference 70 the wish OF Henry w.
Grady tnat his son might be trained in
citizenship AZ Plymouth Rock, the New
York 1iaI and Erprcss says:
"Grady's wish that his son might
learn the lesson of citizenship, of indI-
vdual liberty, OF f0rUtude, OF herOism
and Justice ~ Plymouth Rock, was
the last wish of his heart, and ms son
should respect &.
Not at the grave Of treason, but at
the lount of liberty, let Grady's son be
educated.
"Send him 20 the North, and his edu-
cation shall not cost hIm or ms family
Or hls section one penny. Let those
having charge OF thaJ son carry out the
last expressed Will OF his sainted father
for hls bOy-tne VIII which revoked all
previous w.lls-and let him come for
hrs education where freedom dwelleth
and men s minds are free"
The probabilities are, however, that
his education "ln the duties OF citizen
and a patriot" Will be gained altogether
at the base of the statue of "the
goldcn-hearted gentleman" jeff. Davis.
AS the twig IS bent, the tree IS IN
clined +" and it cannot be possible that
the twig Is still unbent.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-31
EEIRIHITION.

The pious editor of the New York
NqiI and EIpress, having IN mind the
fate of the little children vino Knocked
Elisha "and said unto him, GO up,
thou bald head; COUP, thou baldhead,"
has tins in store for those who make
sport OF IN Grippe.
"Al that we have 10 say is, VIC wish
they may getIt. Then they Will know
whether IL g the gup or not. When
tlelr head acues "a. i il would split;
when they have q raging fever; when
their appetite fees and they DO NOT
want anything % eat or drink or smoke;
whcu they grow as weak rs babies lu
loss than twelve hours. when every one
OF the 20i bones lu tue.r auatum es
acne. each on Its own account and con-
Jointly " tn the rest, and every muscle
ioelsas If 20 bad been pounded with q
club. drawn through keyhole, ucd ,u
bard Knot and then used ne q >aua-
bag. when. finally. every mucous Eem-
hr8ue n their bodies ls IN q state Ol
greater or less inflammation, and q
tler serious membranes are dried az
and their l0 nts creak; when every u-
coming breath IS likely to- produce q
stitch iu .he side and every OuLgoiu
breath tsrs int1 sDeeze 0n tle
s.Ehtcst r.roc2tou-tncn. perhaps.
they vl o. R. ..lZ toackuowledge tnat
la Crrpe IS aarC iut has got them
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-31

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; IL Is pleasant
and refreshing 10 the taste, and acts
gently YET promptly ca tie Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, eleanses the sys-
ten efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habituSl
constipation. Syrup Of Figs Is the
only remedy Of It's kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing 10 the taste and ac-
ceptable TO the stomach, prompt In
is action and truly beneficial In its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend It
10 al and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in 5Oc
and 81 bottles By all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FiG syrup co.
S4s F7AAc.Sc0. Cst.
LOUISVILLE, kE. KE@ ToRk. M
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-31
40 sUBscEIBEks.
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY.
sEAsO RAPIDS. TUESDAY. DEc. 81


The State 0f Mich gan Is getting % be-
the 'dark and bloody ground" OF the
North. Murder after murder Of the
most heartless, cold-b.ooded kind. fol-
lows Ia startling rap.d.ty, and still our
courts drone on. when they once get
hold Of a murderer, and the state fur
nisAesa fne residence and a good time
generally for the vllain, when once be
gets caught and convicted Human
lifs Is cheap, and law has no tcrrOrs for
evil-doers. A criminal. who has but
i.tlic defense, bat money enough 90
tire a shrcVt lawyer who ough. 70 be
hung with him. Will proceed TO tire the
people out with conluuances. Afida-
VIZ after aEidavit vii be drawn up By
the lawyer and sworn to by the criminal
'unsght and unseen -aihdavts that
20 one bat = Judge on the bench would
ever be fool enough % beleve-and an
adjournment IS granted for fear Of
working a hardship on the poor fellow
BY forcing h.m 70 prompt trial. What
We need IS a few judges with brains and
back bone enough 20 bring shyster
criminal lawyers up 90 a reasonable de-
cree of nroo9n-nsss en- that criminal
may be- convicted, If ever, some time
-.yitbin tbs life time Of the grand T.
cb,idra, of b.. v,c,.r,
Ruttha informal .ert,,,antslisr, of the
sav--,,o -s,, ,,.e,-.,,l b..,,,so ,h., de,,.l
is AZ tbe botror, of i,-rorsbi,s and
rorszes t,s n,n-lersr more ia, tho
victim rfair4-e s-s~nlv anrries tbs
lau.-8 q ,.-oscc.,... r,,,~srss tss c-,,,,.
nal r.,ert'....v sv.,astbolst.e, nm
sues f,s vrt.r, t.e, fo-soo.h to5.
ssrt.r,e-.,r a~, cana ,ho7, -,arse
en.ors bs-st.,- s,- bfoo4 vonld -
Cos ~. b,8 . f.r. r,,..-er,,l,.-, l.,
.r.re,e,- ,,,.i , f,,v,r.i.,.-,. i,,.l.,os o-
tb. ts~.r, .,...,f ~ a fot ~ ,oo.t
rat,,-st -~s-s .r,-bs-ry follows ohio
uosfs,,, rr-, 49,. f..,.-~,o , co,.,
btootsr ..,r,.t-... t.,- .-y..... -,.-., a d~...
ofeff.r,.-..,ef i-....e
w,o ever e.,-'. III d, criminal i..,;,..
sf-,.tcr. re.r- ~ ,a,+,oa =, Nf,cs,-,-7
ri, E-.ws tbat t.e .vsr z,A, s.,s bs-
s..t. e,-, F. -.-. .,scs o-,or.s- b,,
NO. h-,--s abltv and evne-.ar~s
than tbs rtt-, w..r. the reoors have
r,.,. ,,~o-. tn., ha-rs than trs o-osor,l.-
,~ ,.,,-,.v --o,, .ba ,.o-i. ,,y.
.fs.t,4 .rt, ILL, .vsfvs non entities
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-31
FOR -NIsCELLhNEous

EOR SALE-A sot Of Michigan reports com
L piete 90 sol. ~. annotated edition and new.
Inquire after p. m. Of i. ". ~. Iele-r .u-
Herald o,-c.. aIff
ROGS FOR SALE-Gorden settlers. trained or
u unframed. keutucky FOX and RABBIT
Hounds and scotch Terriers also q n.s fr.li lcI
and boarded ~ Valley city kennels so tress
7. U Riley. box 81. Crosby. Kent county AicH-
L,1tt
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-31

pADCLTFF&H HOLT. general warenouseuen
IA 81 llI South Division o.. sf0rra'i ailts n
merchandise A. Joss rates, pasAiL- and
moving promptly ATTENDED 90 uy te.epho1Iu9
80. *N. lal I. f
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-31

1SA els1a 81 p.lallRs waatt1. Fret a..
IL fl 80 aRl..lsN - Eatu.0Ht .n
81. ... asrsl So. 3. p fIefsl.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-31
LOST
WaNTFD-BOARD AND ROOM.

ANTED-Board and room in private fam
w ily. where there are DO other hoarGrrs. a
suit Of rooms are preferred. They mus hc
comfortably furnished and the house within
half mile II the past-Ofl-e. Address Rooms.
box 4. care Of Ielegram-li cTaid. #-1
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-31

ANANIFD-z good cabinet makers st once.
" Apply ln person 10 SIS aruer-st-. cts
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-31

q >FECIAbLE man. ~ldcwcf sgec
Il years lo lHe4wtTs CT. noNla Nhe 81
make Tie ac. "a a tauUr af rcl.tic
man matrimonial nciDec. An . walt ears
ll.aL aha aukt 3 rgllt eftai e lDDe al4lrs,
u. c.. ] TEL lr. ram hrrsld olrer
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-31

WITH -. AntiSsls0mine Company's Plastico
W. guarantee 20 our customers that We viii
produce better effects ss well "a more durable
work than any other "a. decorating process,
w.H make for TIE same amount % expense.
whether competing with fresco IN water cr
ou. OF whether Nfth finest Wal papers. I'm
crurta walton. or papier machiere. or whether
with common papers. wee do tnis WORK either
g. solid water tints or vanished. predicting
leather Ike Effects We also make Handmade
All Paper on the ssHre principle f3r walls too
badly broken or PATCHED. CAL and see our
ceg--s act get figures Corner ~ Ottawa aad
IeAr--sLs- opp.s-la Mlrean \ AverT
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-31
SITUATIONS WA8TED-NALB.

WANTED At once. 20 girls al the Michigan
W Overall Company. - South DYlsi n-si. -os
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-31
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS


ANANTED-A adv OF gentleman fer coHpa
ay Locslas Tres l@A ~ ANarcss
Cola. 81. so
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-31
- WlNTTD- -FENtIE-

tANIED-A good competent glrl 90 -a>
~ Lyou-st Tor general Au1s-ss1lt. 10
other need apply Mrs.. a. u. AAilstrl. 1a
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-31

AANIEu-sa esmeu. clerks. booGkeepeTs.
" oaTtgndeFs. lr-fasters sDlpIiaE e.trks.
farm halds. ofIcr help. ala a. others out pt
empleymtl 60 csll ana investigate oar en-
tre|s new AID thoroughly Tel able system "
pro ing situations. Co-epcFaIlfc fmpioN
me III Camrauy. lslts Nolroe-si.. ROOMS u AID
= Porter block. Phone le-l
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-31

WANIED-MAN-T take the agency ~ our
W sales size -eRlsNls inches. weight 80
.bs. retail price s-ai other sizes In proportion
A rare chance % create a permanent husi ness
az home These sales meet q demand never
before supplied by other sste companies, as We
are not governed by the sale Pool A. alAe
sale Co. Cincinnati o. Ncd- sat
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-31

WANISb-A lady ln eacn CITY. Town and
" township 90 procure subscribers Tor the
Home Magazine conducted by Mr., john a.
Logan. Specia. Inducements offered hrier-
rnces required. hddrr>s The BTOdlx Publish
lug Company. Washington. ID. g..
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-31

WANTfD-- good eabirst makers st oaes.
" Apply In person 10 SIS 4ruer-st-. cts
WANTED-sa esmen. clerks. beokkeepers.
" uaTtrndrFe. Ir4fLsters sLlpHi = e.tTks.
farm hands. oftce help aud a.. oiheFs out oi
cmpley ymelt % csI ana investigate QuF en-
Jrt.s nrn Gnd thoroughly reliable system "
pro az ~ situations. Co-opofaiifc Emp.os-
ment lamrAay. l5-tz Aolroe 81. ROOMS 81 AID
- Porter block. Phone lt-i.
NXANIED-Reilabie local ana travelling
" statesmen positions permanent, special
Inducements now last selling speClalIcss 3
d0n delay. salary from start br0Na Bros.
Nurserymen Chics4o. lh. Jan Z.
WANTRD-M MAN-To take the agency of oar
W sales size -oNlsNlh inches weight 80
ibs.; retail price 81, other sizes In proportion
A rare chance a. create a permanent husi mess
at home These safes meet demand never
before supplied 10y other sste companies a. We
are not governed by the sale Pool A-piAe
sale Co. Cincinnati. .. Ned sat
HELP WANTED FEMALE
WANIED-A good competent gir at -3>
Lyou-st. Tor general Aeas-A' A'tt. so
other need apply. Mfs A. il. AAiisir- So
WANTED An experienced hoasemald. SIS
" ". =. bunu. 30 Jefferson ave.
WANTED-Tno good active young sales
" ladies, sprahlug POLISH or Holland IRE
frrred Apply a. Eatou's Bee Hive. = a4d
1J West Buagc->t. n
WANTED AT once 70 girls a, the Michigan
" Overall Company . South WYisi d. So -os
SITUATIONS wA8TED-EALB.
WANTED lady IN eacn city. Town and
" township 90 procure suDscr ttrs Tor the
Home Magazine. conducted by Mrs. Joan A..
Logan. rpecia. inducements offered hefer-
rnces required. hddre,s The Brodix Publish
.ug Company. Washington. ID. G.
SITUATIONS wAYTED-FENALE.
WANTED-A position as booEkeeper in d
W bank by a young lady, hr,lclass refer
ences Address III. T.. care Telegram u era 'u.
NVANTED-A ?. ace for general housew,rk or
" care Of Children by Nedr glrl, sin 70
wages asked. Apply al 20 south Laiayctt--
81, city. 900
FOB REET-ROoHs.
pleasant uniulnished rooms. - Barclay
L 81. references required 81
EOR RENTING suits of furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. furnace heated, bath
room, etc. Inquire al ~ Bartlett-St., opposite
south DiyiSIOn-SiTeet school. so
NOR RENT - Furnished and unfurnisl ed
L rooms. steam heated. at Park Place. Airs.
A. l.. Smith. - n
EOR RENT-Rooms Al the Brunswick. south
division 81. suitable for ght housekeepl &.
steam heated. hard and soft water. gas lu-
Quire OF Mrs.McGee on the premises. -
EOR RENT Furnished or unfurnshed rooms
Il al 30 Barclay 81. 81
EOR RENT-Large, elegantly furnished rooms
facing CTcSceu taYe. aud Canal IT.. with
gas. newly furnished and rertted. EVERYTHING
strictly nrstciaSS. Entrance, Crescent ave. ,
also. - Canal 81. Enquire at Room ~. &lv
EOR RENT-Furnished rooms. steam heated ,
aud furn shed rooms for light housekeep-
ing. Apply at X ON l03. New HOuscman block.
Elevator from ! a IN 10 N IA. Dec. lltf
LOST.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-31
sITuATI0hs wANTED-FENlLE.

WANTED-A position as booEEetper in a
W bank by young lady. hr,lcIas~ refer
ences Address ii. T.. care Telegram u rra'd.
ap5
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-31

kzzlTF4Ec3s, DaAgE@ eascEs. 1zraAs4 80
F.sFesslGs Agssr -48zss -s91Ls "a
AA1s PaFA8LE Hg "a Qs3sA -
The TElEGaAa PUBLISHING COMPANY,
FasslsAsE.. Grsaa E@Pias. mica
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-10-01
VIM P. TOMLINSON,
MeteoroloSy for October.

Weather Prophet Johnson writes as follows: From the 1st to the 7th the earth will pass through the warm belt in it's orbit. There will be no storm of account until the 7th, except some slight local disturbance such as can only be predicted few hours in advance, the accumulation of thin vapor which occa- sionally consolidates sufficiently to use what would be termed ''fog shower g From the 7th to the 9th there will be a disturbance which should be termed an intermediate storm. Such a storm may do great amount of damage in short space of time, not always powerful sometimes only moderate, after which the earth will move into the frost belt of the atmosphere. Cooler weather for from three to four days. From the 18th to the 18th we shall pass again to the warm wave in the atmosphere. We may then expect delightful fall days with foggy nights or mornings. About the 18th there will be a slight storm which will be the forerunner of a gen eral disturbance which will put in an ap- pearance from the 21st to the 25th. Look for rain and high wind. The storm will be coastwise and should be watched for closely by commanders on the coast
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-10-01
LET US BE FAIR.
A Hard Nut For Proh1bftionists to
 Crack,

Crack.
 Editor of the DEMOCRAT:
 l observe that the advocates of consti tutional prohibition in this state have much to say about the ''pernicious ac- tivity of the rum power." A common assertion with these fanatics is that every man who publicly doubts the wis dom of constitutional prohibition "has been bought up by the liquor interest. ''
 Do not these puffed up bigots know that large proportion of the religious press of the country, as also many lead, ing divines in different religious denom, nations, have taken strong grounds against constitutional prohibition? Dc prohibitory campaign in Massachusetts upwards of one hundred prominent min isters of the gospel in that state united in protest against the adoption of con- stitutlonal prohibition, which was pub lished in the daily papers in Boston and other cities Tn the Bay state for week or more previous to the day of the elec- tion?
 Included in this list of independent and conscientious ministers of the gospel who dared thus publicly to proclaim their sentiments were such we'll known divines as Dr Peabody, Rev Bartol, Rev Phillip Brooks, Dr O. B. Frothingham, men who have national reputation fol eloquence and eminent piety. In the Jewish church Rabbi Schindler was con- spicuous for his public work against the adoption of the amendment, while in the Roman Catholic church many clergymen, while exhorting in favor of temperance, publicly advised their focks against the delusion of prohibitory legis. lation.
 VIM P. TOMLINSON,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-10-01
ANOTHER MoorED QUESTION

The Town Tax Collector Will be
 Elected by the People.
 After consultation with the highest authorities in tho state and with the local leaders of both political parties the selectmen have decided to make call for the election of tax collector a part of their town election warning.
 It will be remembered that by an act passed by the last legislature toward the close of the session tEe appointment of tax collector was left to selectmen of towns. It is generally believed that the law is as it is through a clerical errol and that it was not the intention of the general assembly to make the office of collector an appointive one. The select men and party leaders here have decided to vote for collector as heretofore and the selectmen shall appoint whoever shall be the choice of the people.
 In Hartford the difficulty will be solved in a like manner. On the other hand the Meriden Republican dissents from this view and claims that the leg islature knew what it was about and in- tended to make the office an appointive one. The Republican says
 The suggestion is made that the col lector be placed on the ticket as hitherto, that the selectmen may be informed of the choice of the voters, and then ap- point him. But this would be doubt full remedy, for we believe it would in- validate every ballot on which the name Of candidate for collector appeared, as the secret ballot law says that only the names of candidates to be voted for shall appear on the ballot, and another law defines who shall be voted for at town elections, and it does not include the col lectOr of taxes