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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-23
BACCALAUREATE
Sgn1E Beiafs BeIdein and
Maine State Colleges.
0lly fhloa niN Cases Of Ytlieloid e.
!sts u SssRspoRt
4 viait 70 the Lsasy naft Wow Laying
on Rockiand.

Bauxswicx June 22-The Bsccslaufesss
Sermon before the Bovdoin Seniors, VA
delivered by President Hyde, today. Fol-
lesins 10 an abstract:
For vhosoevsr would save his life shall
lose is; and whosoever shall loose his life
for my sake and the gospels shall ave it.
Marx. s35.
Neither the self-conscious virtue Of the
Stole, nor the seif-indalgent pleasure seek.
ing Of the EpicuFesn can save the life Of
man. The one 10 too hard and cold; the
other il too soft and eliminate. Mere NOR.
alify Of the self-conscious sort never sets
. man outside Of himself; and unless one
get out Of his individual self he 10 lost.
For life consists in relations. A man q
life 10 accurately measured by the extent
and intensity with which he makes univer.
sal human good the object Of his affection
and endesvof. Hence selfseeking 10 spir.
itual suicide; self devotion 10 self-preser-
vation.
Seeking ones own reputation in scholar
ship cuts one on from pure and simple
relations TO the truth. and degrades the
student to the pedant. Self-seeking in
professional life cuts one OF from genuine
and straightforward relations to his fellow
men and dwarfs him to the contemplate
dimensions Of the charlatsn. Seeking the
fame and emoluments of office - ends in
politics shrinks the statesman and patriot
Into the politician and parasite. Seeking
to get oneself into Heaven o. an ultimate
end Of religion shrivels the protesting
Christian into the hollow hypocrite.
What the resistance Of the air 10 to the
bird; vha, friction 10 to the locomotive /;
that self devotion to the good Of our fellow .
10 TO the soul Of nan. II 10 At once the
occasion Of ell his difficulties and efforts,
and the condition without which growth
and progress 10 impossible.
Enter bravely and generously into every
form Of social service. Advocate every
just cause; identify yourselves with every
genuine reform; promote every step Of
real progress, expose every falsehood !;
denounce every injustice; fight every
wrong; and welcome the hardship and the
pain such . course brings with it, This 10
the only way by which you can escape that
death and destruction TO which every form
Of selfshness 10 doomed, and enter into
that full. free. everlasting life which is the
gift Of God to all who follow In the foot
ats M Of onr Lord Jesus Chvist
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-23
The Imprisoned Miners Not Yet
Reached.

DuSBAR, Pa, June 22.-The rescuing
party has not yet reached the entombed
miners. They are working hard. but no
one knows how far they have TO 20 yet and
are A. much in the darkness as ever. They
may reach the men in few hours. or il
NAV be days before the Hill Farm mine /,
broken into. Hope has given way to des-
pair. Ii is seven days since the disaster
and few. if any. expect to find the men
alive. Today crowds visited the scene Of
the disaster from all the surrounding coun.
try and at one time there were 5000 people
present. This evening Al appeal for aid
vas sent out. The miners families are in
destitute circumstances and contribution,
will be thankfully received.
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Col. Sheffield Shot Ma jor May.

MoBItE. Ala, June 22.-A special to the
Mobile News says that Colonel J. l.. Shelf
field, chief clerk in the Office Of the State
Superintendent of Education of Alabama,
and whose residence is in Montgomery,
while at Gunthersville, Ala, today, shot
and instantly killed Major Buck May a
prominent citizin of Gunthersville. Colonel
Sheffield is past 90 and is rcminent poll
tician and soldier. The tragedy is sad TO
have been caused by domestic troubles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-23

Pensions have been granted the follow.
ing residents Of Maine.
Original-Edwin +. Pratt. Togus; Johr
Mears, Abbot Village; George W. Berry,
Berry's Mills; Joseph Howe, Richmond
Edward p. Roche, Bath; Susan, mother OF
]. Y. Cotton. Windsor; Charlotte, widow
of John W. Torrens, South Brewer.
Original invalid WIN. II. c. Silsby.
Amherst; Jas. ID. Hardy. Pennington
John o. Northey, Coopers Mills; Augustus
c. Savage, North East HArbor; VIM. Dur
gin, North Lowell. Increase Jshn +.
Berry, South Chases Mills; Chas. l.. Fogg.
MsriavilIe; Lewis b. Hooper, Presque
Isle; George Lund. East Machias; Penn.
broke s. Staples, Belfast; Mshlon 5.
Hodsdon, Portland. Reissue John Sheii-
dan Sullivan, Liberty.
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Do~ooAA SohS8O SOmmouCOWout.
Brunswick. June 22.-The following 10
the programme for Commence ment week
at Bowaoin:
Mondays r. NJ. Junior Prize Decla-
nation.
TuesdAy-Class Day. Grafton and Poem
in Memorial Hall at 8 A. NJ. Exercises
under Thorndike Oak at 8 P. NJ. prome-
made Concert in the evening. Annual
Meeting Of the Maine Historical Society at
. A. M. in Cleveland Lecture Room, Mas
sachusetts Hall.
Wednesday-9 A. M. Graduating Exer-
ercises Of the Medical School of Maine in
Memorial Hall. Address by Rev. Edward
N. Packard Of Syracuse, N. Y. IL A. M.
Meeting Of the Phi Beta Kappa fraternity
in Adams Hall. 4 2. NJ. Grafton before
the Alumni in Memorial Hall by Rev.
Reuen Thomas, ID. D., of Brookline, Mass.
p. NJ. Vocal and Instrumental Concert
In the Town Hall, under the auspices Of
the Senior Glass.
Thursday-9 A. NJ. Annual Meeting of
the Alumni in Adams Hall. 10 80 A. M.
Commencement Exercises followed by
Dinner in Memorial Hall. 8 p. M. Re-
cepton by the President in Memorial Hall.
Fridays 80 A. M. Examination of
candidates for admission to College at
Cleavelsnd Lecture Room.
Saturday-s.30 A. NJ. Examination for
admission continued.
The annual report of the librarian Of
Bow doin College shove that the number of
volumes in the library Is ASA. exclusive
Of pamphlets, which exceed $500, and Of
books belonging to the Medical School,
which are estimated 1T 1000. The access
sions for the past twelve months have been
l,73l volumes and upwards Of 200 pamph-
lets. This increase exceeds that Of last
year by Ave hundred volumes. OF the
new accessions, s02 we're purchased At an
average cost of 81 ~. lis were obtained
by binding periodicals and pamphlets, and
74S were donated.
The total number of volumes loaned has
been 1915, an increase of thirty-three per
cent. on the circulation of the previous
year.
Among the donations 10 that Of Rev.
Elias Bond. 81. fund Of $1,000, and q
gift of Mrs Charlotte A. l.. Sibley, raising
the Sibley fund to e5 1000, at which, accord
ing to the original agreement, oue-half its
income may be used.
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prssence OF II glory With exceeding joy !,
As . parting injuncron, let me repeat the
words Win vhieh this service began
words vkieh are at once command and .
prophecy Ut fulAlinent,-vosds which ex-
haze the fssrarce Of ~ everlasting sum-
mer. pefpeiaaily raining down is benedie-
tons upco you ''work out your osn sal
vation. far Is 10 God shich worketh in you
both to vii and 10 DO His good pleasure
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Saving by Bond Purchases.

The following Is . statement Of United
States bonds purchased from Aug. 3, 1887.
to date, inclusive: Amount purchased-4.,
sl35 ,s26,900; 4 l-2,, $l40,6s4 400; total,
e276 81 900. Costs, el72,27s. .765 /;
4 12s sl5l ,S97, III; total. s323. .675. .936 I.
Cost At mAturity-4s. e234 .95s. .094; 4 1-2s,
sl57.477,75l; total. $685.. 1886. Savings
is. s62 .679, 1923; l2s, $1,000, $40; to-
tai, &69, ,759 ,9OS.
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Dissatisfaction Against the Sultan

CoNsrANriNorLE, June 22.-The lead
ing ulemas and softas are sgiiatins against
the course of the Sultan In entertaining
foreigners with bsnqucts and fetes and ig-
noring the intense misery in the country
and the suferings OF the Moslems. A. .
meeting of sof,as 1t WAS declared that the
moment had arrived to restore the old
regime, as alone conducive to the greatness
and prosperity Of the empire. The Sultan
is alarmed and suspects that the movement
was prompted bv persons in his entoursse.
Since Tuesday the sAtes of the Yildis Kiosk
have been closely guarded and ingress and
egross have been prohibited. Several civil
ard military officials have been arrested.
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Trouble Brewing Over Spanish An.
tboIity In Caroline Islands.

Mapnip, June 22.-Tbe Spanish Geo.
graphical Society has received = report
from one Of its agents to the effect that the
German Government is attempting to en-
force acts of sovereignty In some Of the
islands and dependencies In the Spanish
Carolins-. Nothing has been done about
II, but If the report proves TO he we'll fosnd-
ed no doubt a protest will BE- made to the
government at Berlin.
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Thrown from . Window.

ONAHA, Feb June al. J. Werner
thve~ l.. .. Secrest out OF third story
window Of the Merchants Hotel ye,tefisy
morning, and fatally injured him. The
two men we're in attendance u,on the
Grand Masonic lodge, Ard were roomms tes
at the hotel. II is hinted that they our
relied abou, the elimination Of the Cerneau
rites by the lodge. but Werner claims he
had nightmare.
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Commissionsrs at Large to the World .
Fair

Saturday the President appointed the
folio sing commissioners at large to the
Worlds Fair At Chicago Gorton W. Allen
Of New York. in place of Edwin ii. Amm.-
down. declined. with Louis Fitzherald of
New York As alternate; William N. Lind
sey Of Kentucky. in place Of Samuel W 4.
Inman Of Georgia, declined, with Patrick
Walsh Of Georgia a. alternate.
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PAIN STOP |!

Inviting your attention to the following
sYstement Of facts, and asking that
you 1nform yourself as to the reliability
Of thi q company and its various remedies,
We shall Seek to convince you that you
cannot expend your money for .
better, safer And more certain line OF
home remedie q than those offered BY Us.
Particularly Just nov. when colds are
prevalent and the Neuraleic fend 10
playing the deuce in Al possible forms
when rheumatism and its Batch Of attend
ant evils 10 abroad. doing its level best to
destroy your happiness and ENJOYMENT
ve improve the occasion BY calling to your
mind the fact that
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Notice to Mariners.

Bosros, June 22.---The light house in
spectors have issued the following notice
to mariners: The spar buoy, known as
Fifteen foot shoal buoy" red, No. 4, Nan
tasket roads, Boston harbor, has been
moved about 300 feet southard and eastsrd
of the old position on the spot. 1t has fif-
teen feet over it at low water. BY order of
lighthouse board, George Wilde, Com
mander, l.. S. N. Inspector md District.
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Bismarck Wanted to stay in onios.

BrnLIs. June 22.-Prince Bismarck In
formed a visiting depuiation from Dussel-
dorf that his health was excellent lie
added that be had wished to remain In ofiics
to the end of his days. but this had not
been allowed him, and no~ he desired
privacy and that the people should leave
him alone. A depu,atiop from Cassei yes
terday presented to Prince Bismarck the
freedom Of that city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-23

BrRLIssros, Il. June s2-Burlinsson
people are much exercised over the fact
that the ceusus enumeration 10 being poor
ly conducted, and fears are entertained
that in the general roundup Burlington
will suffer from the neglect to enumerHte
hsodreds Of people. Tie ratio of enumer-
afed citxens up to date 10 out Of L. Re-
ports come from all over lows Of the same
nnfurp
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Depot Blown Down-MaDy Persons
Injured.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 23.-This afternoon
while Thousands of people we're at the Fair
view Park rain and wind storm sprang
mp. and as many as could sought shelter in
the depot being erected BY the
Electric street railway. 1t was
blown down and q dozen people in
jured and sx Of them seriously. Reports
from the suburbs state that many bnildings
were unroofed and much damage done to
orchards, etc.
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KII,BOURNE'S
PAIN STOP

cures both internal and external paine
and still IL does not contain one single grain
Of any opiate. So small 10 the dose how
ever that it stands unequaled In cheapness'
a unapproachsd Ia its peculiar and certain
e6scts-it 10 the hot drop without . peer
and best Of all pain cures. and without !,
doubs the safest remedy Of the kind oaeFed
in any form.
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Man and Wife Hanged Together.

ElKo. New, June 81 Josiah Potts aud
his wife, Elizabeth Potts. were hanged here
At i0.43 A. N. yesterday for the murder Of
Miles Fawee;t in January. lsss. They
declared themselves innocent TO the last.
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Cost Him $3.50 to XIII . Man.

NEw YosK. June 22.-Judse J. o. Dyk-
man. in the Court Of Oyer ard Terminsr.
at White Plains Yesterday. sentenced Tbos.
Hart, Of Westchester, 10 . fine Of o25O.
When the alleged "McGinty joke" vas the
craze, Hart shot and instantly killed John
Rush at Throsg's Neck. lie was only In
dcted for manslsughter in the second de-
gree, to which he pleaded guilty.
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National League Standing.
Other Qames.

AT Cambridge Harvard, 4 Yale, 8
AT Amherst-Amherst, 22; William, s.
At wiston-Le iston, 8; Brunswick.
a.
At Worcestcr-New Haven. 10; Wor
cester, ;
At Baltimore re-Baltimore, 4. Newark,
9.
At Roch ster-Rochester, .; Brooklyn,
1. (l2 innings.)
AT Columbus-Co Columbus, 10; st. Loui,
4.
AT Toledo-Toledo, 3; Louisville, 2.
At Saco, Me.-Presumpscots, Is; Saco,
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Arovn.n,p sold.

LAscAsrrx. n. H., June 2s-Beans'
purchase tsvnahip has been bought BY s.
l. HoAson Of Island Pond. Vt, from Chas.
Z. Dole and others Of Portland. The tracs
contains nearly % 900 acres covered With
old growth timber. The price paid vss
4i0c, 900.
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4 Hsmle. Swept Away BY a Tornado.

LINCOLN. Neb., June IA special TO
the Journal from Grand Island. says the
town Of Sweetwstsr, little hamlet Of lees
than 100 iohs bitan,s. vas srsp. awsy by .
tornado this afternoon. No one was
killed. but number we're injured.
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At WeslsYan UniyeraitY 7

MIppLErowS, Conn, June 22-At
Wesleyan University the baccalaureate
was delivered by President B. Z. Raymond
today from Colossians II 10.
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At Dartmouth.

HANOVER, n. H., June 22.-President
s. C. Bartlett delivered the Dartmouth
Baccalaureate Sermon today. Text, Jjhn
l47
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Only Three Cases OF vsrioloid At
6earsport.

SEARsroKr, June % -Unrighteous
slander must be denied in justice to Sears
port. Me. Its local Board of Health an
nounces that only three cases of mild vari-
oloid exists. The place is guaranteed be-
youd the village limits and the patients
are rapidly convalesing. All contrary re-
ports are fabrications.
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Al Cleveland:
Innings, lss45 7s9
Boston, 500 O & o o T. 3
CleveiAnd, olooo olol o. 5
Hits. Boston, Is, Cleveland, 10, Erross,
Boston, 5; Cleveland. $. RAdbourn and kel.
ly; BAkeley and Satellite.
At Chicago;--
luninss lsS $50 ss9
Brooklyn, 900 ooo o T. /
Chicago. ooo 90 o 0 O. 0
Hits, Chicago. 1; Brooklys, o. Errors,
Chicago, 6; Brooklyn. ?. kiag and Far
reli; Weyhins and kinslow.
At rttsburg;
Innings las&5 iS9
P.ttsburs. ol0of 2 . o o. !
Philadelphia, 90 1000 l o o. |
Hits, PittsbarS, Is; Philadelphia, 6.
Errors, rttsburg, s; Philadelphia, o.
Stsley and Carroll; Bufin,on and Cross.
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BAccALAUREArE SERMONS.
Rev. D. Il. Greer OF New York
Proaches at Trinity.

HARTFORD. Ct, June 22.-The baccalau-
reate sermon before Trinity graduates was
delivered by Rev. David II. Greer, ID. D.,
of New York.
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AMHERST. Mass. June 22.-Presiden
julius II. Seelye delivered the Amherst
baccalaureate today. Text, Thy king
dom come
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PAIN STOP

/. - ias nsns Indicates. and b cold for
- and 50 ceuts. See that the round, green.
~ yellow zeal Of Auburn Drug and Chem
ic.l Company 10 found upon every package.
Ne cher 10 genuine.
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Meteorological Report.
uoiversity Of v,ruou. e.cc,I.urea,

Sermon.
BURLINGTON. w.. June 22.-The bacca.
laureate sermon, before the graduating
CHASE Of the University of Vermont. was
preached In the College st. church. at 8 P.
n. today, by President NJ. Fl. Buckham,
from Acts xvii IA. After 90 long time
there arose against ii . tempessuous Wind
called Euroclydou, and when the ship vas
caught and could not face the wind, We
gave way to il and were driven"
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Maine Postal Matters.

S. W. Jones has been appointed post
master at South Union, vice A. Vaughn.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
June Tsrm-Hon. o. @. Hall. Psss,dios

g. r. STEVENS, Sheriff.
w. s. CHoATE, Clerk.
Y. a. SMALL, Stsnogrsphef.
WATERvfLLE, Jane 2Ist,
Lewis W. Dwinal. This morning plain
tiH's counsel proceeded with the testimony
Of his case, large part being de,osi.Ion..
The reading Of the deposit ons occupis
until noon. Court came In a. / 30 in ,hs
afternoon and adjourned ss 3 until Mondsv
at 10 A. M.
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MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.


uatn furhar sotsss tsHias issvs Assussa ~
0OlN0 WEaT-s.p A. u. for fswtssos.
Roekland. Portland, boston and Montreal, D. II
4. n. for nailoven aad 8asdiRsr; ioos 4. Il. fos
Lewiston. tnsmtsgt0n, k0okiAnd, Portland and
boston 20o r. u. Tor HAllowslI snd Gardiner; soa
r. n. for Brsssvfek Bath. Rsckiand, Portland,
SO r. n. fos AailoveIi ssd Ossdiser. !.
li.o1 r. 10. (alghs PuIlaaaj for Lewistou, Bath,
0OlH0 EAoT-s.i7 4. \. (nIsht sxpsrss) sos
Bh0vbsRsn. Bangor, bar Hasbof, 81. steph@n,
~. John and ASoostook Coustv; eos A. h. for
WAtsrytlle. sscwhelsa, 6AnAcs, n, r. Z: T..
mouth and winthrop; atS r. n. for WAtsrviile,
showheEan, Belfast. Dexter. Dover = voHeFofi,
BanSor. 81: Stephen, 1t. John and Asoostooi
Gounty. aad on sAsardsys ooiy At I'D ?. =. fcs
xsts,yiils: s sssa.y Pspss tsaaa for wsssrviils
Tbs Night fuilmAa Tsaias rua each way ever,
night. Sundays innisAed, bat aot TO SHOW vhegAs
on Monday norninxs. OF TO Belfast and DeIter,
or beyond Bangor, on sunday mosninas, but vii
run 10 and from Bar Harbor on and after MAI
18th.
ACCOMMODAFsON TRAM leaves Gar
diner for Augusta st rs 4. H., 20 ana t.b
r. NJ
Through tickets to California and all poiny
bouth and West may be- had Of v. n. walker
ticket agent, Augusta, the only ofloc selling via
all routes snd checking all baggage free Of ex
Pense.
fAYsON TUCKER, viee Pres. 3 Genr Maaasss,
y. v. BOOTHbf, Gen1 PAss. and Ticket Ax't.
Portland. April ist. 1880.
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The statement Of Effects upon custo1s
receipts by the provisions Of The tafia bin.
- reported BY the Seuate finance commit
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
Office of the Chief Signal Officer,
WASHINGTON. June Is, A. NJ.
For New England; Fair. followed by
showers in Vermont; slightly warmer. ex-
cept stationary temperature in Vermont,
variable winds.
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Players League Standing.
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Al Cincinnati -
Innings l23 8 .
Cincinnati. q o . o 5 0 o Z I
Boston, 0o0 0 % | o O. |
Hits, Boston, s; Cincinnati, 8. Errors,
Boston. o; Cincinnati, J. Nichols and
Bennett Foreman and Baldwin.
At Chicago -
Innings . 3 3 6 7s9
New York. . | so 0 90 l. s
Chicago, U o 0 o o voc s. 7
Hits, Chicago. 8; New York, II. Err
rors, Chicago, 4; New York, 2. Hutchin-
son and kittredge; Welch and Buckley.
At Cleveland -
Innings l2S SO 7s9
Cleveland, 20 o o 900 O. Z
Brooklyn, 220 o o . o. b
Hits. Brooklyn, s; Cleveland. D. Er
rors, Brooklyn, G Cleveland, 4. Lovett
and Bushong; Beatn aud thinner.
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ONE HNTOVa

ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs i taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly ON the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tom ef'ectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fsvers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs 10 the
only remedy Of it, kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
IL action and truly beneficial In its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made It the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale in 60c
and 81 bottles BY all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure 1t promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA F0 SNRUP CO.
towsv,tlf, ~. Afw voss. w.
spytAAvfe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-10

alliance with leading Democrats which would In
crease his chances of nomination for FreNdent.
With faithful lieutenant as Governor OF New
York, and with himself at Washington.
TO guide his political forces there, the Hill men
say that the Governor would immensely improve
his position as Presidential candidate. VIII
the friends of Grover Cleveland permit, II they
can help it, this elevation of David b. Hill to
"a place where he can intrigue at short range
for the Presidency? 1t looks as II they would
use all their strength to prevent Mr. iiin,s
election as Senator and would support smith NJ.
Weed for that office. In the struggle wmch
seems to be coming between the friends OF Mr..
Cleveland and those of Mr.. Hill over the senator
ship, there will be a clear revelation, 81 uhe
strength Of each in the State MI Hill un-
doubtedly has the stronger position lie y
Governor and he can dcmoralize his opponents
by throwing ont the bait Of the succession 10
the Governorship to some one OF the leaders OF
the opposition Hugh Mclaughlin, the Demo-
cratic Boss of Brooklyn, ardently desires tne
election of Mayor Alfred G. Chaplin, OF Brooklyn,
as Governor Yet Mr.. Mclaughlin, In all struggles
of State politics within the Democratic party
has always acted with Smith NJ Weed VIII
Mr.. Mclaughlin desert Smith NJ Weed now, ana
cast the vote of the Kings County Assemblymon
for William F. Sheehan for Speaker and 1or
David b. Hill for Senator?
What will Richard Croker do with the votcs
of the Tammany Hall Assemblymen. seeing that
Roswell p Flower Is candidate for Governor,
and naturally breads David Il. Hills nEwlu
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f. Sheehan as Speaker Of the Assembly.