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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-09-03
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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-09-03

John I, of France, being ad 0ised to break
treaty he had lately formed, gave right
royal answer. "No," he said, "though
sincerity and truth were abandoned by all
mankind, they should still find an asylum
in the breast of kings.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-09-03
RATES OF ADVERTIsINGs
DR.. Acker'S English Pills

DR.. Aeker's English Pills
Are active, effective and pure. For sick
headache, disordered stomach. loss of sp-
petite, bad complexion and biliousness, they
have never been equaled either in America
ton, Va.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-09-03
DAWN AND EUSK.

Apollo's shaft OF radiant flame.
Shattered against the seas blue shield,
On myraid ripples dance and CLEAN,
Gold stars strewn o'er an azure field.
Upon the shining sands they stand
In morn of day and morn of life.
Together stand. hand clasped in hand.
A bridegroom fond. a happy wife.
The moon, silver scimitar,
Sewers the driving rack of cloud.
Far, far beyond the harbor bar
The surges moan, now low. now loud.
Alone upon the darksome strand,
The black wave tapping at her feet,
A widow stands; vanished the hand.
Silent the voice that made Life sweet.
Mary J. Saffor in Beiford's Magazine.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-09-03

StsteS 7oHdtN, august a.-ii " cn We nope
n9ae will 81 % read:-
ToDAsaa eaxED BY rfs n1eE.
l tarn mex ,bacoo. IsA Stpgie
obisos Of agIie l.e which IS .af soct
of direct at j. iDtcrslal revenue ags-
ssln I've szss n this hali biS
passed, Jssd Il the q It was tie SANE.
uyoe whiea botn palt tiss wece united in
tn. propogtion that tbs 5oaceo-tsx should
be repealed,
In the Stale which / has the homo, 10
part hers to iepresent we has pending the
election. eoSirie OF distinguished Republi.
can cratcTs wlo addressed our people. I
was present on some occasions when they
made their spaecaes and when they said:
"Why, the DER &tic party is trifling
with you abo,,s lh7 tcbacoo.tax Did not
Mr.. Cleveland IN hs niessage show his dis
inclination &c repeaiitq Just let the Re-
publicaEs be elected snd elect their State
candidates and the tobacco-tax will be
gone.
Howayer, MIR. Fresidlnt, here is the Re-
publican House, here the Republican
Senate, ard hers is the oDacco-tax-reduc.
ed, it is true but still preserved when you
do not need the revenue, sud When you
proclaim yoa have brought Il biil 10 re-
duce it.
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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-09-03
M. HARRISON,

STAUNToN, VA.
. Offers his professional servicest1 the public
generally. Will practice In all the courts held
in the city of Staunton and Augusta county
attend regularly the Circuit Courts of Rock
bridge and Allegheny counties and practice
In the Court Of Appeals at stkunton-
dec n
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-09-03

east and west can tell you why Ie is be
Cause they are simply agricultural laborsrs
in your eyes, hewers of wood and drawers
of water. and such you wish them to re.
| main.
There are No impnrtatons to this cou1
try Except such trivial auolu.s u which
might apply the legal maxim, De mininaus
non cnrGt ter) of either wheat, oats, rye, or
corr, and yet you hasten to put in deceit-
fulfprotective tax.
THE IMPORTATION OF RAW COTTON IN.
CREAsING.
Nov there are importations into our
county Of raw cotton, and if you will but
LOOK at the Statistics of our cotton trade
you Will fin6 that that importation is in.
creasing. read, Mr.. President. from page
SO Of the Statistical Abstracts of tic United
States fJT 1889, the twelfth pum5er. Here
We haze statement of the importatious of
cotton.
70 1880 there wss vS'uatioa of S591,.
le9; j, 1881, S957, 30S: 1882, S7S9, ,S44; 1888,
6 800. $50: 1884, 81 879. $50; 1895, 1854. 76O;
= = sc So32 sos; t5oi, $53S, OPS; 1888, $744,-
SOl: 1899, 81 s1a4, sos.
Ii IL is nnea -arger than your importa-
tion of tSese articles which ynu are Dre.
tending to protect, why. lei me ask the dis
chairman who aas framei this
let me ask 1nv ono yhoelairns 70
be the friend of thu American iaru,er--Wbs
is it that when you were framing this sons 4 1
ule you Increased the tax On wheat, YOU
increased the tax on other articles. aud nut !
cotton on the free-list, when yon see that /
its importations Into the United States are
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-09-03
DRESTON A BAYLOE,

DRESTON A BAYLOR,
I ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
And Solicitor in Chancesy. STAUNToN. VA,
dining counties.
OFEICE-The same formerly occupied by his
ather, Col. Geo. Baylor, decd. on Augusta st. /,
pposite the Courthouse noH
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-09-03

WYNN. M. McALLISTER,
w ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
WARN SPRINGS, v
Courts-Alleghany, Bath and Highland, V
Il Pocahontas, West Virginia.
HSSpecial attention given TO collection
aims and proceeds promptly accounted for.
dec 23-tf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-09-03
WAR ON THE FARMER.
49,
REPUBLICAN METHODS SHOWN UP BY
MR.. DANIEL
How THE REPUBLICAN TARIFF CRUsHss
THE AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS
PROTECTION No PROTECTION
AT ALL.

The following are cxtracts7from speech
of Hon. Ioha W. DAME u the United
States Senate, August aiA, wl'ch We hope
n9ae will fs % read:-
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-09-03
A Fact

WORTH knowing is that blood dis.
w eases which all other remedies fail
to cure, yield to Ayers SarsanariIIo
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-09-03

NoTE.-The arrival at Louisville and South
for train No. is via Cincinnati (Newport).
Trains from Lynchburg, Lexington, Va,
DanYille, Va, etc. connect at Clifton Forge.
CENTRAL STANDARD TIME: West of Clifton
Forge.
EASTERN STANDARD TIME East OF Clifton
Forge.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-09-03

THE IMPORTATION OF RAW COTTON IN.
CREASING.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-09-03

dec 19, 49, -2y
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-09-03

will tell you why, Mr.. President, and
the farmers Of this country north, south,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-09-03

NORTHWARD.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-07
STRICTLY IN CONFIDENCE.
How Cora Levelhead Managed IA Decided
1y Selfish Admirer.

~ 'tiiSu
Charles Hasty-Since you make a
point of inquiring on the subject. | can't
deny that | have cared for other girls
before charming girls some of
them were, too. But suppose we let the
matter drop right here. | should re-
proach myself if | gave you cause for
jealousy.
Cora Levelhead- Yes; l can under
stand that feeling. That is the reason
| have kept silentconcerning some little
affairs of my own which
Charleston. that is entirely different.
Of course there should be the most per-
feet confidence between engaged peo-
pie.
Coral see what you mean. Well,
then It's only right to tell you that
there was a pretty boy at boarding.
school who was awfully fond of me:
and the summer after graduated, there
was bashful youth living near where
re were staying in the country who
used to tease me for just one kiss.
WASH t he goose to only want one?
Charles (austerely) Really, | can not
say.
Cora warming to the ect)-Then,
let me see. Oh, yes. There was the
immensely wealthy widower with un-
usually broad shoulders. What ,ros it
ne used to say about liking to see Young
heads on old shoulders? | can't recall il
! now And the fascinating clergyman
VINO made me experience a change of
heaft-a change from hard to soft, you
know-and host of cousins-far re-.
moved only in the sense of relationship.
and perfectly adorable artist. who had
delightfully."- artistic way of taking a
| klss-never grabbed and snatcbed as
you do-besides lovely young fellow
| who
Charles Clearing up heroicallv,-
Really, Miss Levelhead, these dis.
closures are surprising, to say the least
| lhey show that truth is stranger than
| fiction
ora softly)-No, Charley; they merely
now that truth is rarer than fiction.
| 'harleS with immense relief)-Cora
| am to understand that YOU invented
the bits OF autobiography you have Just
| favored me with, and the same with
| intent to deceive?"
Cora (solemnly)-I assure Won they
| are taken from life; latter sad silence
'or some moments,) partly my life
partly the life of other people.
'harles-Iou never really cared TO,
any one but me?
| cora Oconfidingly)-Not any NOR,
.hah you ever really cared for any on,
nut me- Wouldn't it be rather sillv
oeaf TO expect the people we used t.
lancy to effect our affection?
Enthusiastically absurd,-pncl
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-07
THE LOSS OF HAIR.
What to do to Prevent it-Valuaple r'''
tical Suggestions.

ttcal Suggestions
There are a few rules necessary Y
the care of the hair when IN hea','
condition, but unless these few arr
served the loss of hair inevitably lOLO''
at an early age. l.,
The hair needs brushing every icy
with n brush that is not too still aA'
washed with soap and water ohVV
twice a week. 1t is not unusuaiP Il
good practice to wet the halr every T Nv.
ing. as it tends to cause badness f,n'
toothed combs should never DC u''u
remove dandruff, and ordinary vO~
should only be used to part the man, a,
the scalp itches, rub the head WIN a,
hands, running the fingers tnrousa
hairs to give the scalpa genlie nil a.s,
treatment. Premature baldhes'
from a great many causes anu ,'s',s,,
cause should properly require UNA y, d,
treatment. Fevers and dry state ', 4, !.
skin will often produce 1T gene er ID
bility of the system will frequena :; M
feet the hair producing tissues ."siD.
skin and cause badness, while cry" n,
las, eczema, and other skin dis ', mn,
frequently scources of the troap,s, ,ans
most general cause, however Is " u' Under
the nature of which is not wen u ,,.s
stood by physicians. 1t Will suns S"nos all
cause the hair to fall out IN Pias osd ,pa
again extend over the whole ne' h,os.
face, including eye lashes' eye s,,ss b
and beard. Hair can not De re' 'ins Il,
the head until the disease e ga lib
falling out has been remo'eu, stimr
due to general debility, Iov .;a,r. h
lants will often restore it par.i,1,r betel
using such washes it is ususn't nosl
to take some that are wen ,atons
rather than the patent prep and cas
Rosemary, capiscum, mus.ai;e o nurpOss
tharides are the best for this uashs
BIZ. in extreme cases stronger
must be used. -Saukee f"tue
The aneo,.ote is told OF rev. -. y
Kidd, Scotch minister who was ~, Il,
eccentric, and had his own way .irs
things. Just as the year was opsa s IA
says one of his parishioners' W." :. b
busy in my shop, when, rign' :.
midst of my work, in stepped the p' i
Did you expect me?' was his aOll aitia
quiry. without ever giving OF
for salutation. No, sir, was Il Ne
ply, Il did not What If n's .ns;
death?' he asked in a solemn, ,, e
tone, and out he stepped, as saau ast b
he had come, and was gone ain''0
/, fore / knew it."
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-07
,No,ANA CHARACTER.
What Happened to u Man who Knew
how to Read IL.

how to Read IL.
One afternoon number OF MS were
sitting on the verandeh of the town tav-
ern in town in Indiana, when farmer
drove up with some bags of apples to
sell 1t was plain enough to all that he
was drinking man, and after looking
him over the Major said
"Uuman nature, when under the in
fluence of liquor is queer thing
YES. replied two or three, as in
duty bound.
'sSome men, as they come under the
influence, break down and weep, while
others become ugly s~ant to hight.
ca read that man @haracter ike
hook Get him half drunk and he would
fall to weeping"
81 don't know about that" replied one
of the crowd Il think he would be in
clined to raise a row.
beg pardon, but never yet made a
mistake" said the Major
II think you have in this case, pro-
tested the other.
II will prove. sir. that have not"
The farmer was already in the bar-room
and had just taken drink when the
Major entered, bad Il little talk on agri-
cultural matters, and invited him to
drink again.
"Thanks. Don't keer fl do" was
the answer, as he poured out and swal-
lowed four fingers of old rye.
He began to feel it right off, and COM
menced Dragging and boasting. lie for
got his errand entirely, and after wrang-
ling with the landlord for quarter OF
an hour, getting drunken all the while,
he came out on the vcradah looking as
ugly as bear with sore feet.
"Where in blazes is that red-headed,
lop-shouldered old scarecrow who was
asking me about corn?" he demanded.
I'm the individual replied the
Major.
"Oh, YOU are. Then kin lick you
with my ears pinned back Say, you in.
suited met
sob, no, sir.
Eyes, you did, and I'm going to lick
you for it,
With that he grabbed the Major, chair
and all, and flung both over the railing
to the ground, and was going after them
to drive our man into the ground when
prevented. 1t took constable and two
| citizens to arrest him, and when he had
| sobered up a little he tore out one wal
of the town lookup and went home
whooping like an Indian.
! ''Iiow is it, Major?" was asked of the
character reader as we got him to bee
and rubbed liniment on his back anC
| shoulders.
"Well, boys" he family replied, 50
| don't believe ] was mistaken in the
man, but the landlord must have giveI
him the wrong stuff. ! thought at the
time that it smelled like chain light
ming playing circus in an old haymow
and | now believe it was. Do you fint
any broken ribs sticking out?'-N. Y
| Sun.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-07

A. f. Mack, late secretary of the Ar
canum Building, Loan and Homestead
Association OF Chicago, is missing with
about 5000 OF the associations money.
Mack is supposed to be in Canada.
The venerable ex-Vice- President Ham
nibal Hamlin appeared in public at Ban
gor, Me-, the other day, to present A
national flag to the high school, and
made a stirring speech to his auditors.
Members of a colored Baptist church
at Kansas City drew their razors at a
church meeting and did some effective
cutting. Serious wounds were received
by many, but at last accounts all were
yet alive.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-07
n Pressing Invitation


Say, are you goin' to johnny vii.
iams' ball?'
i guess so. got an invite
Was it PRESSING"
"Rayther. Johnny saw me in the
street an says if didn' show nm at do
pail ned come over an wipe de nave.
lheht up wild me. Merchant Travelar
an augusta young lady. while ont
Yachting accidentally fell overheard
ne yacht passed completely over her
ouV she came up to the surface and cool
y cried out; "Lufr her up. Cant,in IA
IA climb aboard" "uo
+l'eN' DIR. Lyman Abbott toucbes .
.eh"er spot when he proffers tho ELI "
th hs advice: Use your Bible 7 tbint
a. are some persons who IMAGINE
Ri 1 'nefe Is sacred quality in a family
baoa ing on the center table, and who
bool, t no same sort of regard for the
go, 'n"t Hes there that some otbor
,atI nave Tor the value of a horseshoa
eoo rI,u over the door; and the one is 40
nno "s the other. The Bible that ia
rosno Is at best of value only az n
pe1'iul profession that Won arc 49,
exactly an infidel. The RibIe th ae no'
ray hold on you is Bible that WOW =, = 20
lay hold upon" 'n"' you may
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-07

Gladstone declines to initiate the agita-
ton for working day of eight hours.
lie says his time must be largely devoted
to the settlement of the Irish question,
and on account of the infirmities of age
he must abstain from taking a leading
part in the movement.
Caucuses and conventions innumerable
are being held throughout the German
empire preparing for the coming elections.
and although all parties are active, the
socialists are pushing things more ener-
getically than the others, having already
brought forward POS candidates.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-07

Joseph krackd, a Bohemian carpenter,
became insane at New York and threw
his children out of third story window
He said he saw Jesus in the yard and
threw his children to him as a Christmas
present. They fell on a fire escape and
were seriously injured. Krackd then ran
amuck and assaulted several men and
women He was finally subdued after a
fierce struggle with four policemen. He
is in the hospital q raving maniac.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-07
PORTLAND MARKET

Trade gene ally has continued to meve
along ou'etiy but very evenly, the ony
activity being that incident to the holiday
season. but the volume of business
,brouubout has been very we'll main
tanned. Notwithstanding that the close OF
the wear is very close at hand and there Is
less disposition to enter into fresh opera
tions of any magnitude.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-07
CHINESE l4loHA,...,
A Reign Of Terror E.s..,.
iaysinn ca ~ I

k" % Terror Establ,...
'sysian coles.sss
News from singapore
Una, a ve''itable reign 81 u.
IN that portion Of the c,e,
among European resident.
OF the renewed activity y y
secret societies, and the,s = Y
70 Do danger OF a re newal :. NY
lous times OF several
throughout the whole Mal,.,'
Try ana colonies thess ~. WY
srea.Iy increased In the psst "
power ana numbers, while i N
almost threaten the inpe,,,,
u Itself, The laws M!
"a nave not relaxed their se,ss.l
eniha ~ Is q capital offense !.
one vi 'hese societies, while,,
countries, whether under nati,.
ropeah RUE, 1t Is a serious ~, Nv
80 $500 these M
anu severe penalties, China
1nese societies as naturally I, \
tioo WIN cnop-sticks, and no n
na' ye0 peen enacted can prc,p,,
as .ne membership in Chin, N
nunioeleu ny millions, whileio D
onles !. Is proportionately to 4.
popuiacioh' much larger still
inese men are all outlawea !,
oe y ,heir connection with tbs y
"oio hho"h' AS a connterblsu n
oMh ou.iawry, the societies M
o,oeu 'nao al cinnamon who a. "
'he'ii are tneir enemies, and h.,. /
que"'iy outiawed all persons na ,
pers' 80 mat between the two e,.'
Eni'aiiich prefer to Incur the v,
.no government TO that Of II. /,
oihoers' ana unquestionably ths /
10 u wise one
| IN ohlha u Is not an uncomuo,,
ior some OF the societies to Great
sioeraole insurrectlon. They wifi
a "hoie Guy, OF throw an entn
ihce inoo anarchy, and such outl
nave iaoely increased in irsr
Ahey are OF course, Suppressed
uhspaflhg severity, all the usr
'ors ohaC are caught
pun 10 oeath, the ring |,
Win torture added, but even hi
hoC seem 10 deter other reyO
scarcely a week passes without
outbreak and In some provinces
ana business have been in D
coholtion Tor the past two or
years
only the presence OF large DO
briolsh troops and several ships
mas saved singapore from being
py one OF the largest OF these 5
the uhee nm and the city Of Ba
tne capital Oh siam, onlya few
ago was the scene OF two day
between one OF the societies a
authorltles' IN which 700 OF the
were siam, together with about
ernment troops.
Inc news OF these doings will
garoed with interest in Amer
cause PROBABLY one-half OF all TIN
men VINO nave settled here b.
some OF these societies. The nj
1hee hin Is the most numerousl
sented. Nearly all OF the San
co H1ghblnders belong to the Gil
a BODY that numbers hundreds
Sands or members In China
Malay countries, and whose
reeks win CRIME and outrage.
ply THESE organizations have
or political character, or are Tor
purposes OF mutual benefit.
they are formed Tor nothing
the sake of lawlessness, and tn
bers are extensively and defens
lied Tor criminal pursuits.
all oath-bo'nd to secrecy, ofte
most fantastic or repulslve man
American and European court
Ing the oaths OF Chlnamensuch
as cutting OH a 1oWls heao OF D
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-07
THE FARMERS BOY.


on tell me not OF city beaux,
WHO owe the tailor for the clothes
In which they cut their extra dashes.
The city fop i ne err will choose
To tread with me the path OF life, SIR
And should he WOO, I'd Ger refuse;
I'd soorn to be dandy's wife, STR
me farmer boy with ruddy face,
whose brow Is wet with honest sweat,
is my ideal OF man, sir.
He knows his place, and feels disgrace
Is not attached to honest labor,
He 10 blessing TO his race,
goodiy man, kindly neighbor.
W.. 'n Is ~ ~. e ~ 10y ooy'
Who wa'A .'o s'ieotS 80 very Rrah"y'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-07

Let the hogs and sheep eat what
ever fallen fruit that can not be
marketed or evaporated. In this way
large number of different pests that
iniure both the trees and fruit will be
destroyed and this will. be much better
IMAM allowing the fruit to go to waste
fife Japanese Government has re-
moved the tax from Christian churches
thus placing them on the same basis as
shinto and Buddhist temples. Though
iaith In the old religion is declining in
Japan, yet there are still more than
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-07

Inc British ship Durham was hurned
al Fort Costa. The loss on the caro- nG ;s
SoO'ooo. The vessel itself presented hnt
Few traces OF having been on fire Th u.
nun and cargo are insured in Enal;uh
COMPANIES ION ppas. The cargo was insnra5 u fnr
been loaded vi II mas
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-07
LUMBER ROUGH AND DRESSED
SALT.

Sara Bernhart is making elaborate
preparations for her opening in loan y,
Are. This will be her first great ,mn mn =.
sonatlon OF a virtuous heroine An aRor,
VIII be made TO eclipse all previous scan,t
effects on Partisan stages. 40 '' e-ii'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-07
GRADES

iug scale, but
| ,lides one way
| ..C' on the .
.tand it. "A
| The thing wol
| afternoon Jus
| bridge.
The captain
10 make a laI
operation was
Guilty. A ling
run out and n
vessels sterf
the stream,
on his brow
the wheel no
mate, who w
hurricane roc
on the quart
was helping
nand to take
line, which Y
stead oil o'p
"Mr. Olsel
pentlenhanly
mate, "w ny
that line {,
knock kneed
turning reas
swinging oil
"Aye, ay4
respectfully
skipper.
Then Mr..
rail, and raj
second mate
great impor
Mr. Pete
eating YOU
lubber! DC y,
stream u
quick about
Aye, ay
response u
ceived fro
gave the IN
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