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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-01-03
THE EAST.

west was derailed at Churchvale, N. Y. re-
Gently, and several cars left the track.
Three coaches fell into ditch. The pas
senger cars were filed with passengers
who were all badly shaken up.
Two brothers named Van Wormer were
maugled to death recently by a. train near
Binghamton. N. Y.
JOHN BURKE stabbed and probably
fatally wounded Michael Moore during a
drunken quarrel the other evening. The
men were visiting two servant girls at 40
West Nineteenth street, New York. Burke
escaped.
ANNIE JONES, who eloped from Utica, N.
Y, recently with Walter Smith. dry
goods clerk, was arrested at hotel at
Montreal where she was stopping and sent
home. Her lover was left behind.
TIE trustees of the Metropolitan Museum
OF Art, New York. have decided to open on
Sundays from noon to six O'Clock and on
two week day evenings for the benefit of
the working classes.
A PANIC Occ..red at York, Pa, due to a
collapsing floor at an entertainment
Christmas night. Three hundred persons
had narrow escapes, and many were
bruised.
Two young ladies named Smith were
drowned near East Brady, Pa, by boat
Hpsetting Christmas day. The two young
men with them and another girl were res
cued in an exhausted condition.
JAMES g. BLAINE has been appointed
one of the Maine Commissioners to the
centennial celebration of Washington's
Inauguration in New York. April 30.
NINE. CASTOR DE FOULLIAT, sister of
: French nobleman, has joined the Roman
Catholic Church in New York City.
HON. JAMES T. MoFFETT, Congressman
from the Twenty fifth district of Penn
sylvania, has been admitted to the asylum
at North Warren as a private patient
The difficulty seems to be excessive nerv-
BUSINESS, which was brought on by the
arduous labors of the recent campaign.
The New York Graphic has changed
hands and also changed politics. Here
after it will be Republican and strongly
in favor Of a protective tariff.
The mutilated remains Of a human body
in two parcels were found in East Fair
mount Park, Philadelphia, on the Goth
Indications were that terrible crime had
been committed.
EXECUTIONS have been issued against
Robert G. Totten, of the firm of Totem &
Co, iron founders and machinists of Pitts
burgh, Pa, for $4,000. The cause of the
embarrassment was not known.
DOUGLAS HENRY, a New York stock
broker, has suspended business. He had
no outstanding contracts.
The late Sylvester Bowman. of Newton,
Mass. provided by will that upon his
grandson's death the Massachusetts, Gem
eral Hospital and Tufts College shall re-
ceive $4,000 each.
No assignments of places in the coming
inaugural parade will be made until a
week before March 4. One hundred Colo
RADIO cowboys are expected to particle
pate.
BY an explosion of naphtha in the cool
ing room of Apsley & Collins rubber
factory, Marlborough, Mass, recently one
man was killed. another badly burned and
$1,000 damage done.
A NATIONAL SCIENTIFIC Association
was organized at Ithaca. N. Y. on the 9th
by leading Eastern scientists. with Prof.
James Hall, New York State Geologist, as
president.
THE WEST
MRS. JOHN STONE, residing near Albion,
Iowa, who had had her husband arrested
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The Carp Culture in This County Pro
pounced a Success.

The New York Times ia the authority
made some Ave or ak years ago of grow
Ing German carp as a food fish in Amcri-
can waters has turned out a great success
and the cultivation of that fish has taken
its place among the fish industries of the
country, In the vicinity of New York.
and along the coast front where there are
80 many fine fish 20 obtain, the carp will
never be- sought for to any great extent,
hut to inland cities and the Western
country it is boon.
its flesh is excellent, though not a.
sweet aud fine grained as that of some OF
the native salt and fresh water fish. 1t
will live in sluggish water aud in ponds
where nothing but catfish and frogs are
found. IL is prolific and rapid grower.
In Texas in five wears time. carp grew
to weigh 10 pounds, and In ponds in this
section stocked four and five years ago.
carp weighing from four to seven pounds
are now being taken. The fish is homely
TO look at aud is sluggish in its move
ments.
In the Western ponds and lakes and
such rivers a. the Missouri aud Mississippi,
they will Increase rapidly, and in short
time prove a staple fish product. As r
game fish. the carp Is At the lower end of
the list
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The New York Hill rot Wanted In The
South

THE movement looking towards max
ing another New York man the candidate
of the Democratic party in 1892, is not
popular in this section of the country. ="
says the Richmond (Na.) State Dem
A New York man is too much entangled
in local factions To be safe candidate
any longer. Some sound West, IN man il
what the Democracy of the country
would support with hope and confidence.
fractional strife and its bad practices
among d. mocrats came very near de-
feating Cleveland in 1854. fractional
strife and its bad practice did defeat him
this wear. Any New York man who has
been active enough to estrange some fac
ton, or at least a large number of it,
members, from him, is an unsafe candi.
date, and there can be no candidate long in
public life in that State who can continue
successfully to unite all factions"
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BRIDcToN ACADEMY.

The Spring Term Of this well known Institution
Of ] ami x. opens January 22nd, 1880
The i've regular courses of study incInde III.
Classical and the scientific, fitting for any collie ~
the Select and the CONNIE rial for business or arh
ing; and the Preparatory, fitting for any Of the reg
ular Academic courses.
An the different departments of q arst elias.
Academy are maintained.
The Natural sei-nces, Greek Lain German
French, Penman-hip, Elocution, Ste nosrapby Mu-
ic, d awing and Painting are taught BY competen
and experienced teachers.
cour-e Of lectures will be given during the sprins
Term, by Rev. II. bernard Csrp< inter- of Boston, DT
Thomas HUI o. Portland, Professor. l.. A. Lee ana
c. c Hutcbins of Bowdoin College and other.
The lie and scope of the .ehooi is by the at
tendance during the past year, which nearly 100
while the graduating class had representatives from
six states and one Territory.
The government and discipline Of the school 1,
Ksod ih- location plea ant anu hesthful while tn.
sfHf ents are removed from the trmptations ipeidep
to schools situated In titles and large towns
Tui ion - %, - % and - % per tenn The stu
dents Boarding Clubs nder the expense. yer,
iov. Tota. expenses from ca TO $50 per term
For catalogues and other information address
GEO. E. HApBouRsE. Secretary, o, LLgwELLYx
BARTON. Principal, North Bridston, Maine
Summer Term Of eleven weeks opens April z3rd
Decemberl7th. lse dseisdeodkwlm
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The Senatorial contest in New Jersey ia
assuming an interesting phase. Senator
Mcpherson aud ex-Gov. Leon Albeit lead
the opposing Democratic forces. Abbetts
friends charge bad faith on the part of
Mcpherson, who, prior to the last election,
declared that he was done with politics,
and now that he has turned up as a candi-
date to succeed himself. much bad feeling
is cropping out. The Democratic ma
jority in the Legislature is only five. SO
that the margin is narrow one at the
best, and with the party divided the fight
is likely to be an Interesting enc.
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The Portland Argus evidently does not
take kindly to the avowed plan of the
New York Governor to make our Ex-
Presidents Senators for life. 1t shows
good sense in remarking that "Gov. Hills
suggestion that Ex-Presidents of the
United States be constituted members of
the United States Senate for life does not
seem to meet with much favor. 1t ought
not. It is quite safe to predict that the
suggestion will never be adopted. II the
people wan; Ex-Presidents for United
States senators they can choose them in
the usual way, With the usual duties and
responsibilities imposed upon them. The
country wants no ornamental sinecures
II it needs and will profit by their advice
the reporters will get it. Or counsel by
letter TO Senator or Representative would
BE- better still. That is the way Jefferson
aud Madison aided the countrv's councils. :"
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Money Circulation OF the United
States.

According to a statement just issued by
the Treasury, the money circulation of the
United Sfates at the opening of the new
year is greater by S22 i2l 100 than one
year ago, while the coin circulation is
S22, 100000 less. The contraction iu the
coin circulation has, therefore, been Offset
by an expansion of the note circulation by
twice that amount, or 81, 000, 900. This
increase in note circulation has been en-
tirely in gold and silver certificates. of
which the aggregate outstanding has in
creased by 500 900, 900, while the circula-
ton Of United States and National bank
notes has decreased by $40, 900 900. The
comparison of each form of circulation is
as follows
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-10

What is this nervous trouble" with which
80 many seem now TO be aHiicted2 If you
will remember a few years ago the word
Malaria was comparatively unknown-to-day
it is as common as any word in the English
language, yet this word covers only the mean
ing of another word used by our fore-father ~
in times past So il is with nervous diseases,
as they and Malaria are intended to cover
what our grsndfsthers called Biliousness, and
all are caused by troubles that arise from
diseased condition of the Liver which in per-
forming its functions finding il cannot dispose
of the bile through the ordinary channel 10
compelled to pass it of through the system,
causing nervous troubles, Malaria. Bilious
Fever, etc You who are suffering can we'll
appreciate cure. We recommend Green's
August Flower. Its cures are marvellous
deodAvchwky
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The Threatening Aspects OF French
Politics.

IL l. received maxim that history
repeats itself, II not 10 form. it does in
principle and substance Perhaps in no
other country In the world il this more
often verified than in France. There are
r.sson. why the ideas, the passions, and
the prejudres Of men operate With special
energy aud rapidity among the French
people. ~ the present time their social
and political welfare l. menaerd by an I'M
.crupul0u. demagogge. vi" f. tvailing
himself Of an the elements Of discontent,
and l. u.iug the extreme conserN,tiye nnd
the extreme ndi,3d tactiohs 10 ornnp'ish
hi- end, while they hope 10 make aim
their tool for designs of their own. The
monlfohi,ts and the imperill-t- for 4om,,
time have been encouraging B0ul niger in
the hop to H. him in-trun"i tai in
destroying the Republic. And now tn,
SocMli-t- Of rari- have" resolved GA Civ ing
him political victory Us el,cih him TO
the vacant seat in NJ a"mhly from the
department of seine. Plainly enough
'FblAlNFi - ~ ia ''l'tiIA=ii' lii' A'il ~
iouis Napoleon from lsts to 1851, and
-uh-tHuiially the -auc fact ons are aiding
rim a. they ia The chArlat4n and -roun-
dre forty years ago Then ~ nov the
extreme radicals co-operaied on ligc- of
action Viii II tended to embarras- and de-
feat the moderate Republican, and The
supporters Of constitutional liberty aud
legal order 80 far Their, T. -triGinS re-
-cmblaL,c bgtn zen Il, schemes, thc ur-
poses, and ti.' methods ui action Oi he
agiiator who through perjury, crime, and
hoodshcd assembled the imperial
thr ine after the great popular uprising of
ISIS and the man who now Is trying to
make himself the dictator of the political
aud military fortunes of the nation whose
trials for ceutury have been more severe
than those of any other Both factions
of the Bourbons, as we'll A. the Napol, on
i4ts, and the Socialists, aided by the De
Lessep1 Ffnama spectators, are co
operating to give Bouhnger
success 1t cannot he denied
tlat this has the semblancr of most
Alarming menace 10 constitutional and
heathful RcputlcunI4m in France. But
1t is proper to II member that millions of
the French people have learned much,
have improved much, since lSIS-ls52,
The eighteen years Of Napolconism end
ing in 1870 proved that its lofty preteu-
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1t looks as though the Democrats in the |
South who have gained their certincates I,
Of election to Congress by violence and
fraud may not have everything their own
gay in the next House.
James Hill, colored Republican, has
served notice upon Gen. T. c. Catchings
Of yiksburg that he viii contest his righi
to &c in the next Congress. Gen Catch
Ings j. member Of the present House,
having received in 1886 a majority OF
2130 in total vote Of $500. The Official
gote Of November last gave Catehings
majority Of 700 in a total vote Of 10. z3s.
Mr.. Hill claim. that many qualified voter
presented themselves at the polls, but
cratic inspectors. lie claims that In Boil
var county 500 such votes were turnesl
away. He claims that In district OF
Shsrkey county, which IL overwhelming,
Republican. the poll books were stolen,
and that the inspectors thereupon
refused to hold an election
by which device 100 Republican.
we're denied the right 70 vote. At another
precinct, also strongly Republican, ~
election wa. held. In SunA ,wer county
only two Republican ballots were cast.
the HIll men refusing to vote because No
nited states supervisor had been ppoiut-
ed according to law. 1t il charged that
At Nb-k-burg many men voted the Demo
cratic ticket who were not registered, and
that the nited States supervisors in most
Of the districts were Not allowed to see
the ballots counted. II this il the Mi-si.-
-ippi method, Gen. Catching ought to find
his pathway 10 the House of Represents
tives decidedly thorny.
In the 9Th congressional district Of
Louisiana, congre -smsn Newton received
majority Of 10, 1873 in total OF 1851 in
1885. Frank Morey the Republican can
didate for Congress last November, has
served notice upon c. J. Boatner, Demo-
crat, whD holds the Governors cert icate
Of election by majority prOpOrtionally
the same a. In 1856, that he will contest
the seat. Ia his letter Of notification he
says -
ch.,.. ,h., IN ,,. ,,., -, c.l,.u
Franklin. jackson. Lincoln. Union. More
house and West Carroll. the republican or
san.hs ION mas oefh completely 'nppressed
,;miLa,ion and ,h.f mo-. ,han Zoo ,an,hii
cans, in the aggregate. are not allowed to
advocate the election OF or vote for repub-
L..
''1 q" e"n'i'',A.' a. eo"si. onai eiecuoh
p. 'en'e' iio"' ''ti"s ior
III -, Nv So. ~ ''sH ~
a. AZ '"i"usn'u' ,,'e ''ate' .hefe 10 or
sNn1eu .on' pta'y y" 'ne part "a VA ue"o-
- paiV W p'e,en. oy un,a"iui hieans
N.e .''o''Va VI ie'ufn ot iepuohcan " toh-
"','' W supp VI. o!sani1a'ioh oi u'e
:, p p"'V -u '"A' =" eohse quehee
$50 =, 80 ~ 'NPie''o" VI opii''oh Ut Vi
Vac - VIZ a. ''' 'A'i'' ooA'
Congressman BTeckinrldge of the ri
Arkansas district had plurality of tl3a
in Issg His maiori,v l.st Nov.,oh. ,.ao
vas
$40 anu MS repu"lcah opponent 'ohh
NJ clayton, has given notice of contest.
His claim /. very much like that of Mr..
H.. r..t t,t.,,
curate counting aud intimidation. The
narrow majority of two in the 9Th Mary
land district, on which Gov. jackson i.sued
a certificate OF election to Barnes Compton.
has naturally resulted In another contested
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Pleasant For Prof. Hovsford.

The Importance of the character of baking
powders TO be used, is shown by the fact thai
many eminent scientists have given their bes,
thoughts to the question. A notable example
is the very thorough and exhaustive expert
ments made by Baron Lie big, one of the
most eminent chemists of his time, who be-
came greatly interested in Prof. Horsford'.
invention. In his published report Lebig
says; 81 have. through great series of ex
periments, satisfied myself Of the purity and
excellence of the baking preparation of
Prof. Horsford The bread has no acid,
is easily digested, and of the best taste. j
consider this invention as one of the most
useful gifts which science has made to man.
kind. 1t is certain that the nutritive value
of the flour will be increased ten per cent
by this phosphate preparation"
Certainl, high words of commentator for
an american inventor. janSd&wlm
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The Duchess of Galliero, who lately
died in Paris, was so rich that she was
able to give s5.00o. 900 to endow the por,
of Genoa; $4,000, 900 to endow the most
magnificent hospital in Europe, to enlarge
five streets and restore dozen churches.
She also gave her native city her celebrat-
ed palace and collection Of vandyke paint
ings, and In Paris endowed museum of
art, an orphansgs and other institutions.
Her only son and heir. Slgu,r Ferrari, Il q
rabld Socialist, and refuse. the title Of
dakD.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-10

Boston dispatch to the New-York Graphic. |
The Boston Herald" will become Re.
publican paper within few days. The ar.
rangement has definitely been agreed upon,
and the necessary legal details are being
carried out now for transferring the control
of the paper. John Holmes, for many years
the managing editor, will control THE
Herald" under the new management. He
has always been a Republican, and since X.
NJ. Pulsifer's death has been promoting the
change of ownership in the stock BY which
the change in politics will now be effected.
John Stetson, who is large owner in the
paper. ha' been working to the same end.
The paper has been independent. ~th Mug
uump and Democratic leanipgs, ever since
it became prominent as a journal
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Mr.. Edward Harrington, NJ. P, who
was sentenced to months imprisonment
for publishing in his paper, the Kerry
Sentinel, reports concerning meetings of
suppressed branches of the National
League, has been transferred from the
Traiee to the Tullsmore Jail, where he is
to undergo his Imprisonment. He was
attired In prison gsrb. A crowd gathered
at the railway station to bid him farewell
He was heartily cheered. Mr.. Harrington
I, suffering from cold. Shame on British
Torsy rule in Ireland.
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China has been effectually invaded at
last. A great railroad, some eighty seve q
miles long, connects the coal field. of II e
interior with Teintsin, the seaport Of
Pekin The government has authorized
for the first time the right Of way through
graveyard3-a tremendous innovation.
The railroad will be found TO be power
full auxiliary to the missionary 1t will
soon break down the Chinese wall of ex-
t.lns irnnnss
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working condition, and you will then have q
good appetite, be free from indigestion, sick
headache, heartburn, costiveness and all the
ills that flesh is heir to. Steeles Little Bile
Pills can be taken with the utmost confidence
that they will achieve this feat, They are
purely vegetable in composition, and are IN
PARALLEL as cleanser of the system. They
are easy to take, and entirely free from grip
ing. Page IS cents per bottle at J. NJ. Mixer
and C. B. Murphy & Co.
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have had catarrh for twenty years, and
used all kinds of remedies without relief.
Mr.. Smith, druggist, of Little Falls, recon-
mended Elys Cream Balm The effects of
the first application was msgical, ii allsyed the
Inflammation and the next morning my head
was clear as a bell. One bottle has done me
so much good that | am convinced it's use
will effect a permanent cure. 1t is soothing,
pleasant and easy to apply, and I strongly
urge its use by all sufferers Geo. Terry
Little Falls, n. Y.
Apply balm into each nostril.
janseed&wIw
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Castoria is recommended BY physicians for
children te.thing. 1t is a purely vegetable
preparation, its ingredients are published
around each bottle. 1t 10 pleasant to the
taste and absolutely harmless. 1t relieves
col sdpation, regulates the bowels, quiess
pain. -ures diarrh9a and wind collie. allays
feverishness, destroys worms, and prevents
commissions, soothes the child and gives it
refreshing and natural sleep. Castoria 10 the
children's panacea-the mothers friend.
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Cy\A

MN and reliable Me,iicire7 are tn bes'
wv todeponi upon. Aeker's Blood Ell.
ixir has been prescribed for years for all i'm
purities of the Blood. In every form of Scrof
ulous, syphilitic or Mercurial diseases, 1t b
invaluable. For Iheumatis-l, has no equal
]. N. Miynr. Ia4 Water street druggist
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A clergyman, after years of suffering from
that losthsome disease, Catarrh, and vainly
trying every known remedy. 1t last found .
recipe which completely cured and saved him
from death. Any sufferer from this dread
ful disease sending = self-addressed stamped
envelope to Prof. J. A. Lawrence, o. Warren
St.. New York City. viii receive the recipe
ffes Of charge.
ontlndTuThk alIxAxnoxlR ia
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VICTOR, n. Y, Feb. lst. 1887.
Mr.. o. F. woodward, Dear Sir Send me
4 gross Kemp's Bsl.am. SOC size. and few
samples ] certainly know hat kemp's Bal
sam is the best selling cough cure. have
fifteen other cough and lung remedie. or nv
shelves, and kemp's Bslsam sells 10 10 j
best of all. Respectfully yours, F. f. Cobb.
Sold BY all druggists at 5Oc and 81 Sample
bottle free. Jan3lSw4x3p
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Two very fine etched portraits of Gen
and Mrs. Harrison have just been issued b,
NJ K. Lyman, publisher of the fndianapo
lis He-ald- Portraits on one plate, 1922
elegantly printed. Agents wanted in every
town in the country. Send % cents fol
SAM pie portraits and terms To agents. Ad
dress; NJ. X. Lyman, Publisher, Indianapo
lis Ind. d6tw2W
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What We Want I'm the u. g.

Is vigorous foreign policy and the people
to know that Menards Rheumatic Bullets,
will surely cure them of Rheumatism, and all
Rheumatic affections. They are pleasant to
take and are entirely free from mineral
poison. For sale by J. NJ. Mixer and c. B
Murphy Co, for BOO per bottle.
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novedeodAw4y
BuckiSn's Afuica baIvO.

The best Salve In the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, Teaer. Chapped Hands. Chilolains
Corns. and all Skin Erupcons, and positively
cures Piles. or no pay required. II 10 guar
anteed TO give perfec. satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price Is cents per box. Fer sale
nv J. " Mivev ausif$dAxly
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NON>t trife with any Throat OF
Lug Disease If you have
Cough or Cold. or the children are
threatened with Croupor Whooping Cough.
use Acker's English Remedy and prevent
further trouble. 1t is positive cure
and We guarantee it. Price 10 and zoe
NJ. Mixer 1aA Water ..-aat. arugeist.