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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-07
BARGAINS II DRY GOODS
FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR

ADA Shhioi hho AN ~ NEW EAR
We will commence this day
and continue to sell out our en-
tire stock at cost to close busi-
ness We call special attention
to our large stock OF Ladies'
Misses. Mems and Boys Win.
ter Underwear. We want to
turn the stock into cash as SOON
as possible. Those looking iors
bargains will do well to call and
examine the stock, for this will
be the cheapest place in town to
secure bargains. This is no
catch penny trick, as we have
positively made up our minds
to quit the business, or we will
sell the entire stock to person
with the ready cash. Here is a
chance seldom met with, as this
is an old established stand, do
ing a good business since 1856.
Good and sufficient reasons CIV
en- for selling.
E. T. STROUD & CO.
100 West Second Street.
dill cod lst, W. f,a
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DR.. s'mms' White PuInonic I,aIsam.
The finest and most perfect production
Of medical science ever offered the Afiiic
ted for Lung and Throat diseases, blood
splitting, nc. 1t will positively prevent
the inroads OF consumption aud preserve
your system against It's destroying pow.
er. Always reliable for coughs, hoarso.
ness, lcss OF voice, sore throat dc.
Regular Druggists sell 1t. DeYot, Will
mingtop, Del.
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Parlor organs, In beautiful new de-
signs, by Story i Clark, Smith Ameri-
can, Carpenter and others, irom $40 up.
ward. Fl. II. Robelen, ITO Market St.
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EOR SALE-A BRICK STABLE ON
Il May street, between seventh and Ella nth
and Monioe and Adams streets. Appl, TO
hhALDA co. o.2si
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Ask for Pau & Southwick's "a SPLEEN
did fit anil relisble), at No. 403 Madison
street. j. W. Barnett, manager.
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NOTICE
MOTTO grlFclioN.

A1OI1CF- ELECTION.
IN iWst .TfoNAL BAsK,
81 Wilmington, DcL,}
nrc'tnbcr Nth, 1854
J.sHuHH iurrtiig ~ the stockhold.
en- nttM7 bnk Ntli 10 held vt the bank
~ ipl... lli ~bAY, the 18th day OF
| ipgt.! i-t h'tAren the hours OF 2aud
II ~ ig' tA" pHtp,is. of clecting nina
.nGfAl"ld'i.tu serve us Directors the
thsi'nE y'at =........
GRO. II. ARMSTRONG,
Gli lm Cashier
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ID. A. Powell, Nos. 5O8 and go Madison
street, has lake pike, lake shad, white
fish, founders, trout, green pike, Goldfish,
hatduck, etc. Oysters by the quart or
bu.hel. Delivered free OF charge To all
parts OF the city.
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for ~ cabinet photographs aud one 1sx20
crayou portrait at Cummings gallery,
302 Market street,
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Silver Watches at HanPs, Is East
Fourth street.
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Ask your dealer for Post Boy. No.
East Second street. Durstein.
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For cgars OF all grades, price and
quality, consult Durstein, No. 8 East
Second street.
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sclid Gold Watches, e. E. Hanf, 10
East Fourth street,
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IS Willard =. Davis, tho jeweler. No. 0
East Second street
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Brazilian Balm for colds, 2odoses, 10,
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Daily except Saturday ana sunnsr.

Daily except Saturday and Sunday.
For New Bridge aud intermediate no,nts
Az p. m. and on Saturday Only at 5,i7 aud
N.l5p. m. DAM
On sunday for kesding and internedists
intermediate points At 8. D. n.
4. q. McCAUSI.ANn BOWNEssB RIaak
buperintendsnt Gen Pasa, AgiE
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Gold FILLED Watches at Hanrs, Is
Eas. Fourth street.
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- GCiNihlc III tAtll MY. ~. 1917
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. pEPoE
EAST Bousp.
Express trains
NEW Yong, week days, 1918. 400. SO. %
a. m, 'leos. - rs 10. ~ a. D. in.
NEW YoaK, Sundays. 'slJ, s7oDa. H..
sllOs, ~ 3, - ~. nj 10 y. in.
PaiLADrLrHiA. week days. 1913, o.,
'7ol, ~. 49, IS 80. 800. I'D "a. 10 q. eli Is
T. |, y N, "a sis o. 90, ~ 800 4ia sol3,
~; ~ - 80. o. 30 40 - P; M, =. 80
759 oo5. II p 4. NJ, .l2 Gs. / co. ~ %.
Soc. 4io's IS. t25. Clio 'G4O. $50. 'loi
a e; s. g. sefa CO. da yl5 81 1s so' 20
ii ."eio. sG,s. Zoo. ~. 30 Il III :. M, ID
= HESTER, sundays, 80 10. 100 200 $50,
eo5 ! 2oa; m, sl2os loo. s243. 800.
ATLANTIC CRY, N. j.. 800 d. M.
.2iS y. IN. daily.
wEsrBouNp.
Baltimore ana Washington. IS 20, % a
>il4o =; m, 10. sil5. 50 10, 1881 IS Ii,
all daily. 74oa. m. s2iop. NJ. daily
baltimore and principal stations on
Philn Division, 4.lo p. M, daily.
pittsburg 1911 IL. M. and .5l5 p. M,
Chicago, 80 Ala. m. 1887 n. M. daily
Cincinnati and st. Louis, iii Is a. m
and Is %. m; duly. "' H.
sIHsERLY AcooaNoDArIoM 73O p.n.
daily endl-s5 II M, daily, except Mon.
dav, 10 % y. IN. sunday only.
LAspENDrRa ACCOMMODATION, week
days, %. 100 II. ~, . Is and 4 5p. M,
Sun days, . 10 a. H., 5.lj r. IN.
TRAiNs LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION.
For Philadelphia ana way stations
,s.s gays; II, z ~ z A.. 'sa9 20, u. m,
/ 3pn. IN. IL a., 8 5J | IS ~ m ~
For Baltimore. week days, So, .s3,
a. M; o.. % 81, = IS p. IN. sundays, 1856.
a. N; 40 and .ia5 =. m.
Pniln Vision ut &6o p. IN. daily.
For Landenbergandw way stations. week
days, %, 10 3ih. m, 23j, ass d. IN.
sundays y 70 "a. m; 81 p. M.
,lile@eo' . " a. m, daily. except sun.
Pittsburs, $50 am. daily. except sun.
day; 40 y. M, daily.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA For WILMINGTON.
Daily,si %. as 10. 10 90, sll loan ls0
noon, ] 10 800. 'Jt1'4 It. II, 81 o5,G Do. u 10.
eio, 10 10 p. m.
Daily. except Sunday G 4oand 1854
Nh lonhd ~ sop. III. Sunday
on.y, e3pa II. m, 20 b. H.
Telephone No. 49,
~ Rates to western points lower than
Siaany otherlilo.
~, opELL. C.0;sCULL.
oehi manager, zen Plss. Agts
Wilmington q Northern Il. Il.
Time table In enect NoA. %, Is9. Train
leave " iiinington tFfench street) As follow
Fer Heading, Birdsooro, Joanna, Bpring
neld, Msynesburx Junction, Co.re'viIIe.
Pottsvllls TamaquA,, Allentown, Lebanon
eiphiA Ano Reading q. H.. Zoo a. M, and
:. u y. III. =
For springne WaYnesburg Junction.
Costesville, GmbIeevlle, Lenapa, Chsddis
Ford ana N lnlensnlI and In ncdists points
100 II. M, 2.a5 and 3 iop. m
For Chmdds Ford Junction and points
on the p y u. {. X. r., ut 7.O0 Il. m,
y and As p. m.
For West Chester 7.e0 a. M, Q % and
10 p. III
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ItR RENT OR SALE OR WILL
i tta4e the thre. story brick dwelling
,antliulug rooms aud bath, No. sN Mad
rht Apply to W. tCOTr VEhEvN,
,.i. bcfe. Us
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-07

JIoR SALE CHEAP.-A TANDEM
4 bicycle In pretty good order. Bold for
want oil use. Alply al This ONCE 10 lo-tf
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NOR RENT. A FARM OF EIGHTY
,efcs In brandy wine iinntrsi near
II. Ny AplH 10 wGLDlN. mandy
N, iunr D.. dA std -itwS
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i1F. DIVIDEND.
\ iAa;Aa

'ddGE -lF YOU WANT 10 SAVE
III Ans insure Your property witl,
N'hs a Co.. No. IA Market Il n,iI',t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-07

J,nR RENT. "A GOOD DAIRY
L farm kppiy to GEO. Il. TOW SsEND
90. en- Market st. d3.ct
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-07

iNE-lF YOU WANT TO SAVE
.';LAhs incur. your property viii,
- ~ fl2 Market Ut. Bll-li
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us a, L, RLNTZ, TEACHER OF
Nh 1WIsHn ana plano. Terms reasonable.
". INrlllh ST. city. l2-l ~ ~
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BALE ON EASY TERMS
VIM VIM, Nos. s0t and 100 Wright st.,
ninFton, near W. 4 M. Il. IL
b II u H. JouRDAN, No. so7 WASH
dZ7-l3t eodt
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For Is 1t.

JtOR RENT.-A FARM OF 105
I .rres on the Brsnfywine, near Tbomp-
Ion's bfiigr, Chfist'Anh Hundred. dEo.
Il. NuusLfI on the pIemises.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-07
.Iatl DIVIDEND.

flHsi NATIONAL BANK,
NiimipTton, Del,
Zl1gG.Ey End, 1870.
At bpitd OF Directors have this day
~ VIA ny idrnd OF ~ per cent. Tor tns
20 7#1nths pAysb,c Oh demand.
GE,. -. ARMSTRONG.
u ~ Guhier.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-07

LOR SALE-AT Low PRICE AND
l. cay terms, No si2 and Ola French a..
Nos. A7 and 30 East Fifteenth street; No. $40
Morrow etreet. Inquire j. q. PICKLES. No.
sos SLipley street. d-7-3m
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-07

IGOR SALE.-TWO SHARES THE
L capital atock OF the Delaware Hedge
Company. Par value 900. VIII take less.
a ppiy TO W. SCOTT VERNON. n-2O
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80 ALE CHEAP-A LARGE
a nne c1under Tsyl Y press, prints over
Apnly al this olfice.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-07

:, A ( SAi!Lth'.1iiE HOTEL, ae OK.
liz I'VE. Apply at 1910 ". Eighth
- Il Ii
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-07

EOR SALE CHEAP.--A AS CAM
i era and ontntisold for want of use. Ap-
ply SIS W. Fifth 81. dSti
LOR SALE.--A GOOD 5000 FIRST
i Mortgage bearing 8 per cent. Interest.
Prompt interest payer. Apply At th Is ofllcs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-07

WhNTED-AN INTELLIGENT AC.
w tive roy at this oflsc.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-07

lie OR ExCH NaE. "A
III, Sds. isrm of lot acres for city
Nddress b. this ONCE, Ia stf
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27
nEMocRAcYs flag.

-aa..M =. -. ..s..
tA~sles &4lAAla
%t.-et' ~ - - ~
belaeaf@eg AnSeAsA 40 Ae-k ~A'A hAAA+ = -
'4AA@lA~~ AAAes NC
ss- So a. .on -. ev +s,a DAVIS ear,x sirss r.
s9ass ssss - - 49, nemsx - ssse
$500.
7r4.--~.s. .r*s, a.,yv~ THROUGH 4he 4,.nv ts7sxer
svNs
gss rsiaeT A. ne rsaxshesd the lsslsot derrces
-s.ssss 7~4res-lsTts =sss atssrhs "a hiring - d.
80
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27

FfFTY-SECOND CONGRESS.


Ii VIII BE Democratic and Protect the
Rights Of the People.
Tie industrial and economical condi-
lions OF the cour TT acre such that
change OF the party in power in the Ma
tlonal House Of Representatives was
liz peranFely required The people
went - The polls AMI BY their ballots
creased this change Taev rebnke5 the
present administration and the tariff
policy u the Republican majority in
power They served notice on Speaker
Reed, the creature o. the protected
moaopolisss, that his course as dictator
Was net sanctioned ~ his real masters,
and their action was evidence that they
did not propose 70 see the KoulG-bs
ears and imperialis1s further throttle
the people and strengthen their hold on
the throat OF liberty By passing the in
famous force bill al the next session
The legitimate resalt Of the change
IN the com plexio- Of the House Viii be
the 5eposing OF Resi from his throne;
the election Of Democrats speaker;
the repeai or modification of the McK1n-
ley bill and the killing OF the intamOGs
Hn-Amer3ean and menactng force bill.
which vas devised solely for the pur-
pose Of packing the House and holding
majority IN the interests OF the pluto
Gratis
There viii doubtless he strong o7po~
siiion Developed in the Senate among
the agents and eonserFators Of the PRO
tsese3 b&rons 70 any change IN the Nc
Kinley tariff, bat II remains 10 be seen
whether they dare override the will of
the people. IS expressed By a vast ma
Soxity Ct oTer i. GOO 600 votes
The election cas- practically civil
revolution
owing 20 the long tern the Repab-
licans viii continue 10 hold the Senate
Tor long tigse 10 come, bnt il is more
THAI probable that such sari1-ref0-n
Republicans IS Paddock. Plumb and
Petsig-ew, and possibly Allisoz and
Callon. who have seen the effect Of the
ubiquitous tariff robbery On the voters
in their own States viii lead Ehe move
neni for the repeal or modification az
the blu There viii remain the veto
power in the hands Of fhe President
and il Is scarcely probable that in the
face Of the returns from his o~n State
and hitherto Republican districts
throughout the country ne viii dare
exercise his p-erogative Rn5 boldly
shoE the eoantry that he Is the plant
tool Of the protected and exacsing
plEtoc-zEs Of trade = Chicago Globe
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27
FAILING lNTo LINE.
The Principal Western orEAn Of the G.
O. r. Denonac~s Hfxh Tnxatson.


O. p. Denonaces High Taxation.
The sweeping Democratic victory Of
November 4. extending practically al
over the United States, was due simply
80 the dissatisfaction q the people with
the provisions OF the Mckinley bill.
There was no other general issue. TIE
voters OF the Enfted States hare de-
clsred that they do not want tariff 81
tie sort imposed by that measure It
matters bot little that the nature 81
the bill mar not have been fully under
stood Ii matters but little thar the
battle was fought before the Material
effeess Of recent legisl alton were justly
apparens- TIE verdSet has been REM
dered and reversal at any time is most
unlikely.
American industries must be gro
tee. ed bat ORlF those which NEED pro-
lection. TAe-s gsaxs q tariff .fav rsv-
enaS 5af ~ fariT eslscA faereass f1s
eosf e7 fAs Htczsif5Ss Fl III - rads q ~
oeaklEiSEsfsez ef graf sHter5xis er III 5WGSS-
iEg ~ ef maagsaEes end fr2sss PGhlis
sentiment is properly Influenced by
that Law which is the first 81 nsturs.
the law of seif-preservatlon. and the
eject Is. and VIII be. q rising up ia
arms against any thing which viii
make the rich richer and the poor poor
er A tariff Which makes rnonopolses
prod noes s1eh resnlts II has been de-
cided By mighty jury that the No
Kinley bill provided for taxation Of this
class
TariF-retorn declared for BY the Re
publican party was decided BIZ some Of
its leaders to mean a tariff greatly in
creased ard she rank and Gle Of Eepzb-
liezn Congressmea came into lint They
committed grave error. They did not
represent the trae sentiment Of their
constituencies They wers rehuke5 az
che polls by their friends There was
10 Democratic tidal wave but Repub-
lican tidal wsTe which swept every
thing before H.
Nhst. now. shall be the Republican
par1y's course? Simply this, that il
must 1--we Up 10 what are its real prin
eiples Tie EtESasfs ssI nsEst ass strpd
saaeha4qad- II asasf Be @sesfiFzs7 "a Glsoesf
sss enswg Fsasarg A Naionai caucus Of
The party las been held and its leaders
must obey the dictates q that caucus
There Is no occasion for delay until a
Democratic Congress has assem- bled ard
Republican Senate given assent 10 the
changes required. - Chicago Journal
fRabid Rem
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27
DRIFT OF OPINION.

Il vulnerable spot seems 10 have
been found in the coat OF mail that
protected NJ Qaay's iasAy celebrated
hand Chicago Tribune
Senator stewart Of Nevada SAYS
that The Eold-hunsers have seen their
best aays- IL the senator referred 70
the t4riE baxons he Is quite right
Chicago Tines
in about thres years from noE il
Will t@ hard 70 ind Reps hliezn VINO
viii confess TO ever having approved q
the Mckinley steal They WilI al Be
ashamed a. it--B0ssoa Globe
Miss Gabble-a.I Sc that Miss
Smith has nes clo&k- Miss Upper
YES, bus Ii Is ouly ss1lskin- she can
not AFFORD plush under she new tariff
law. 7-DsvsnPort lIa-l Democrat
-H y0u will put yoaE ear 70 the
groand yOu wil hear one JAMES g.
Blaine snieksving IN his sleeve. Ii viii
he the Old genflelsn's t7arn 70 sweep and
Reeds t9rn % snickeE in 1881 -Chiozgo
Globe.
The Mckinley prices have come
and they are punching the stom2chs and
hacks Of ths people Prices 81 living
are raised on every band. bal Rzges
ssag where they Nere except where
ikeY have been loxerea- Buffalo san
day Trath Labor ozganl
Theirs Is Al occasional irz heclls or
aemAg0xue weo h2s TIE h4r6Shood 70
claim that TIE foreign pr1daces PAYS the
tariff TAX; bat who pays il ~hen tAs
tax : 50 high as 10 prchihlk ina poras.
shuS allowing she domestic EzEatact-
grer - rAiss TIE price Of his Goods
Tasa1 Rescrmer
II tArlE Is tx A protective
taS5E IS TAR upon re people Tor ese
asnerF e ths man who ara protected
Let thH iact be proelzimeS from rhs
house Sops- Les TIE Republican news
papers tel the trash about the t1rsn
They viii have 70 3a il sczzs tine. Hay
ros 1owg- zieaEo Herald
Be Sseeztg TAls i .hs message
81 the country 70 the Repaid ir2n rarsv.
II Jon can aot hs desert h,s - asesnt
As Jos c4Hl II YoG must tolerate yo1r
clags yous Dudleys. y0aF Reeds ard
lEZ4llsss, keep item 81 thH background
and 40 not eulogise fheM- Your recent
p8sf y ssenGA 81 tA@ aostrliS Make
&WsnAs o9 fne cQermptlen af yaar decay
sha4 y las~ves k1s.A& a..sSa
asEss
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27
NEvAoA's DECAY.
rhs Most kettcn Of the MANY Rotten Re-
pRsflcAa Burroa<h


pasf1cAa Burroughs.
Nevada, 3 escaying State smaller
than a couple Of wards in Chicago, Is
now exercising the patience Of even
Republicans Il has no place in the
Unsaa One Of she Repnblican journals
sp.aks OF is admission IS Offering =
relief for some war eKiEenciss-- Ne
vada VAS admitted as State by the
Republican party i0si IS the never
States came ia under the sane auspices
for the purpose Of streng snening The
Republican party Il gave tao Sena-
tors ana : Congressman 70 that party.
and a31e4 three aAsnE0E4l E0l@s 40 Eext
pArtyAs strength in Presidential c2D-
paig2A The n54stiee and stSur1ity Of
tire Nevada Situation Is admitted hy
Republican journals WAY should this
rotten boEroagh have tArs eEotss in Con
gress. representing 20. coo electors, when
like number in 4nF Western state, or
in any Congressional distrist Of toe
older states has bus a partial vote in
The election q Represents i Ee-aAy
not indeed. elect a Representative Al
alp There are dozens o. cities In the
Urlon that have . larger vote than Ne
yzas's
One 5ournal puts il thus The prOb-
lem before the oOantry Is H0w sEAll
Nevada, which does not now. and i
likely never 10 deserve ; place il the
UuiOn- he stripped q her power ana re-
termed 70 her riEhst1l PLACER
II is a provision ef the constitution a.
fhe Unite6 States that -R0 new state
shall b. formea or srscteS within TIE
iurisdietlon of any other State. nor any
State be formed By the Junction q two
or more STATES O. parts a. States. witA-
ouf the consent a. the Legislatures az
the States concerned, a. well $ 81 TIE
Congress So long, therefore. a. Ne
va1a chooses 10 i@pose tia sw1zile q
is State eLists-cs upoz the country,
that loag wtll she scandal q Tvs sscay-
iug existence endure B1t Nsva1s
Itself is By no means assured tnAs ar
expensive state govsrnnsnt Is a 3ssir4-
BE thing so maintain. and nothing ia
sore likely than thst aglfas2on for she
SURRENDER " Statehood Wall commerce
Watd NRva3a isself--acs wltA SIS poll
t-eiagA cs eggSsa. kss H.SA ia sFss.
essaa@ea mEF@sgk i alsss u ~
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27

THEME Is talk about enc CT two kn-
rlish gur vessels being saapned for the
usa az captsve balloons at SEA-
AUSTRIAN crEtics condesnn tie intro
dacskon of the lanre = the offensive
weapon OF the Germsn cavalry, hobby
OF tie Emperorsg They think II i an
absolutely useless weapon
TIM Austrian war once has decided
npon flNnr the mattresses ard pillows
q the soldiers IN barracks with wood
shAvings- Experiments with this na-
sarial have already been usade In some
military districts
TszE next Parliamentary Etat o. the
German Government win contain no
new proposals for military expenditures.
Before the expiration q the septennate,
moreover. no change in the present al
.lowanoes for the army will be requested
by the Ministry Of War. Even the agi-
tatsou in faF0r of raising the pay Of the
oeacers has been dropped. The only
possible deviation from the rsie may be
made for The purpose 81 securing . snail
appropriation for uonn-sng the officers
Of the unmoansed troops and for buila-
ing barracks
Az ingenious device has been designed
for the German navy BIZ which the Of
Acer OF the watch cars instantly Inform
himself II tie orders given 70 the enga-
neers and helnsDan hare been under
stood and obeyed. The apparatus. whirh
consists Of . dial bearing Indications
relative 20 the speed and handling q
tbe ship, is placed upon the bridge and
she orders are transmitted selegraphic-
ally TO the engineer, who BY the execa-
tion o. them causes the hand upon the
dial to point saccessively % the indica-
tons OF the movements which bare been
made. A similar arrangement puts the
ossicer in communication with the
he1usuan.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27

LLNAe A8ENZi.
Prank j. Cheney makes cath ths1 be IS The
senior partner u TIE firm Of =. J. Cheney
e. Co.. dong business il z1e CITY OF IcleSa,
County and safe aforesaid, IND thai SAID
firm VII pay taT saIz OF ONE HUSDEEr DaL-
LAzzs for each and every case Of Catay-a
that can net be cured by the use q Hail.
Cstarra Cure FRASx J. CEExEr.
Swern 70 before ne ard subscribed II NY
presence, this efa sAay % DecsEoer A D iSs6
SEAL A ". GLzAsox, N0tzry Public,
Halls CasArra Cure is taken internally
and acts dlrac1ly zpol the blood ana r1reus
surfaces Of Ee3e Svs.ezn Send for testi-
noaiais free 7. J CHExKE & Co, Toledo, %.
Sold BY Druggists, &c
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27

corporated with California OF il might
be made part Of Utah. she latter being
admitted 10 Statehood. BaE ia con-
tinnanea IS a State is gnansfesfly m
outrage On the rest az the Union such
IN % txAgs as TIE Republican party Is
glad for lis pwn uses 70 perpetnate-
Ch Sc4rn Tines
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27
Catarrh

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The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27

we Il WTzEe X Gown I'LL
everybody sees it
Til everybody IS sick Of
seeing it
Till everybody knows it
without seeing it,
that DR.. Sages Catarrh Rem
edy cures the worst cases Of
chronic catarrh IN the head,
catarrhal headache, and cold
In the head"
In perfect faith, its n.alseTss.
the Worlds Dispensary Med
ical Association of Buffalo.
M. Y, offers TO pay $500 TO
any one suffering from chronic
catarrh in the head whom
they cannot cure.
Now If the conditions were
revcrsed-if they asked you to
pay $500 for positive cure
you might hesitate. Here are
reputable men, with years Of
honorable dealing; thousands
Of dollars and ! great name
back of them and they say
$ We can cure you because
we've cured thousands ike
YOU If We cant well pay
you $500 for the knowledge
that there's one whom We
can't cure
They believe IN themselves.
Isn't if worth 4 trialf Isn't
any trial preferable to eatarrh,
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27

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