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Daily Republican., 1890-05-17
Count rappenhcim Visits u Prison.

MEDIA, May 16.-Count Ludwig Won
Pappe nheim was guest OF Mrs. j. Il.
Farnum and her sou, Paul, at their
handsome country seat, near Media, To-
day the Count in company with MIR.
Paul Farnum and Prison Inspector ii.
u. Snowden, visited the county prison.
lie saw the convicts ut work making
carpets and stockings, and went into the
kitchen and closely examined the way IN
which the food Tor the prisoners 10 pre-
pared. He expressed himself rs pleased
with the system OF the prison and OF
feeding the pris lners. In Germany he
said that the prisoners were allowed but
three grsmmes OF meat per day, while
here they got half pound.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17
%,
He Left Ills I,oota

For come time back pies, bread am,
o.aer ealoies have mysteriodsly disap-
pared from the cellar OF Tie W,st,rn
,o,ei, fou,,h , and Orange streets, aniI
depr.dalor, DIR. MacAlem, preyion.
retiring last Wednesday night, eon1
ciuded to take a look over the pr.m,.,s
ie had taken but a few steps down M
stairway when he heard a rear dno1I
o c'ose suddenly, snd hAsteninr to II nor.
ceived u coiored man walking down
Orange stree, quite rapidly. liz INN.
dlsteiy notified the bartender, wod
hastily pursued the man but failed q
overhaul him, aud TIC depreda,or es.I
sapcd In the darkness. He, however.
leSt his boots brhihd him and has sin ca
been wearing thoes. MIR. Macklem IA
satistisi oi the identity ol the indi yidual.
but being o! charitable disposition. he
is willing to forgive him AMI ais, gly.
him his botts II he will como forward
and apologize AMI promise 10 reform.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17
The Mission 10 Close Sunday.

The mission which has been in pro-
grees in st. James' Church, near stsn-
ton, every day and evening during tho
past week, will close tomorrow night.
The Rev. Mr.. Cars tenseu has preached
every night and delivered an ''instruc-
tlon every afternoon. Morning prayer
ha, been said daily, and the holy com
muniyn administered Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday. The forvIces tomorrow
will be as follows: 1880 q. m., morning
prayer. holy communion and sermon on
"rouchipg Chriet." $50 p. M: For
children aud their friends, large and
small. Mr.. Carstensen Will toll them
what kind OF cakes tier Gts. $50 p. m:
For men ,nly. This service was attended
last Sunday by about iity men, To whom
The missioner preached on the Manl'-
ness OF Christianity" 7.3J p. m.; Mis-
sion teryico and sermon. All persons
are corr tally invited to the mIssiou.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17
.FIPHa EDITION.
Municipal Court.

:, Al tbs municipal court this forenoon
FRANK Jones was fined O. and o,,,a
John Gaines 81 and costs, Charl,s :io,s.
" and costs, Jainos Martin 81 AMI ~, ca.,s ,s
and Michael McDonough 81 and cos,s Ss'
al ior drunkenness. George Mullin w
dismissed by promising to leave lbe ei,v
sames Conway was arraigneL for III,
larceny OF q coat. Daniel Jop,s
co'ored. testified that Conway came intn
MS house and wanted TO sell the coat | lo,
%. He told him to get out, ss he d,i m
uot want the coat. Consiierable in i,
aud back talk ensued, when Copwar
upon leaving the house, offered ina ros,
ior 20 cents. when Jones hNuleJ lin,
over into the hands Of Onicer Masan
Conway was held for u further hearin.
on Monday morniug next. The co,,
which IL light spring overcoat is nj . ~.
police oiiice awaiting identification. n al
Marsh was placed In the dock to answ.r m
8 rah Midway and a smal, t',o' ,,m ,''m n
money FROM Mrs. Maria G. Hsrim.,, ~
No. 3o9 West ttreet Hall was conn.,
mitted 10 default Of 800 bali to aps~'r %
~ tie Superior Court
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17
John l., and Joe McAulif1n,

NEW York, May l6.-rhat John l..
Sulllvaus challenge to fight Joe Me
AuiilIe with gloves To a linlsl for so 900
u side will be accepted there is no longer
amy reason l., doubt. The challenge was
m de by sullivan's manager, Jack Bar
nett, On Thursday night.
1onn l. sullivan sid: 81 have not At
yet heard anything irlln the McAuliile
pal ty since issued my chalion.r, Dul
from what hear from outside persons
feel cure they will raise the necessary
! amount
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17
Pigeons Lot Loose.

Precisely At 10 o'clock this forenoon
Samuel r. Bette, agent of the AI.ms
Express Company, took about 10 hcmlog
pigt ons to the yard in the rear of The
City Hall and let them out oil the wicker
coop In which they bad been received.
As soon 90 the birds were let out they
few 10 flock up King slreet and get
ting abovs the houses they hesan 10 70
round aud round In search Of their bear.
ines. Some OF them In moment OF 50
got so high up that they becims luvl.t,
eie. They were sent 10 this city by hs
Fire Homlng Club. Newark, M. MI
Belts will be notified when the pigeon
y. uoh homo.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17
Dog Fight.

A bulldog belonging 20 II. l.. Bros
Second and Orange streets, vicionsly y
tackled another dog At that corner ~
evening. The snarling, barking %,
yelping alarmed the neixhborhood a.
soon collected q large crowd. The bur
dog had his own way. the other ~
making very little res:s 'auce, when fsd
Fsgan stopped the exhibition by ras'
| lug In. catching the bulldog by The ~
aud whirie l him arouni ieN hss
while the assaulted dog got away u~
| A hi. leys would carry him.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17
Recommended by HIS LinpoIr'

DEAR bIR: Having read the arte cen
your paper and the other pspsrs OIL na
city respecting James ID. HIATT teill'
d ssips,ed man, think 1t 10 only llse'
to Mr.. Hart to state that he has NoIss
tor me ior tue past three years, ana =
have never seen him, or even heiia "
him being under the influence oi ilqua
since ho has been In my employ, Az
article of this kind Is apt to do MAJ
great amount OF harm, aud tor the N
OF Justice and iA.r dealing l hope "
will publish this statement, and oOla
yours respectfully. JOHN BooiI
Wilmington, May 16, 1890.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17
The Buffalo Fly Appears.

sEA ISLE CITY, May lG.-Stoek own
ers lre becoming alarmed at the appear
auce oi the little Buffalo fly. which
caused so much destruction among cat
tlo last year Throughout Cumberland
aud Cape May counti-f. The Insects,
which are about the size of the common
dragon fly. deposit their eggs in different
parts Of the ANIMALS body, the iavorite
$40 q being at the base of the horns.
a tier tue eggs incubato tue lsrvw eat
into the horns, which become honey
combed and drop of.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17
Before Magistrate smith.

Howard Bullock ard George Turner
appeared bslore magistrate Smith last
evening charged with committing an
assault and bat cry on each other In
East Lake Park fght of last Sunday.
They both plead guilty to the charge
and were fuel $40 each and costs
GEORGE Greenfield. Richard Greenfield
and Prince Mousley who were arrested
for disorderly conduct at the same tim,
growing out OF the came case were dis
ehsrred,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17
saxors Brea K ~ a CMke Walk.

VAST CHESTER, May l6.-Last night
. color, d lodfe of Knights oi P,thtas
gave a cake walk In Armony Hall III this
borough. At midnight, wucn the How
of spirits WAS at high tide and the fun
The me-riest. u cUlorci man named James
Brown got into ali al creation on tho
floor oi tue hail, ard In flash hslf a
dozen raIors giitiefel ln the rays Of tine
electric light. Then followed few dull
thuds aud three OF the ladies fell faint.
Ing to the floor from fright. A genuine
fracas was on. and for q time the fight
VS. to the uLish order, but the police
iorcs pounced down ol tho sceue and
Brown was hustled to Jail.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17
Relic of Varbarify.

Frank Stout, agent Of the Society io'
the Prevention OF Cruelty to Children.
las come into possession of the STRAP
with which James ID. Hart beat his litte =
daughter Eunice until she was severed
with black, blue. green and red str~'
from her shoulders to her Thighs. lhs
strap Ia rAw-tanned role leather, twofss'
long, one and three quarter inches wide
and nearly . quarter Of an Inch In Thick
mesa The strap In width correspond'
with the width Of the stripes on ihs
chill . body. Mr.. Stout Int do to Ilbsl
the strap and put It away as rsas o.
barbarity.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17
Moro Bank Thioyes.

NoRFoLK, Va, May 17.-In Novem.
Dor, 1888, the homs savings Bank oil
this place failed, aud an investigation Of
the depositors led to the Indictment Of
the bauk's officers. Alter several post
poneu.ents the trial OF the president
George s. Oldteld, WAS eet ior Thursday
In the Corporation Court. Oldtislt
failed TO appear. and 1t was discovere,
that, through come ''irregularity," ht
Va, not under bonds though supposed
70 be bailed In SEQ. 0.000. His family ga,
they know nothing OF his whereabouts.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17
EnIluMetlell.

Messrs. John Fowler and Joseph Bacon,
plots on the Pennsylvania Railroad bouts
IN Phualelphia, made visit to New
York about a fortnight ago. and during
neir visit were bsnque,tej b. Mr.jo,,ph
hspborug, superintendent ol the Penn.
riedL'a Esilioad 'ery boats between
dCsey City aud New York. Messrs.
fns U and Fowler are members OF the
Amerie9n brotherhood OF Ste mDoat
Pilots, andwere gwen a grand reception
and cordial welcome 1g the fratt rniy
which is In y iiourishing soei., and Imam
cill condition In the grand old mstropoi
Ian city.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17
lYiny Oh the IlirhMaY-

CHARLESTON. W. Va, May l7.--Dav'd
Stratlon OF Browntown, ton miles from
this pace, WAS found by his wife dying
on the roadside, near their hOm., on
Thursday morning. His skull WAS frac.
tured and his chest bruised. As his wife
WAS NJ iss McCoy aud hs b lDnsed tc
the Mccoy faction, ha is supposed tc
have been murdered by one OF the Hat.
lie i gang.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17
Tho Orphans' Court,

A eess!on oil the Orphans Cou't was
held this morning, with Judge Cru b
presiding, 1T which john X. Mari VAS
appointed guardian Of Helen ard Edgar
Napew, m nor chiliren OF John X. Dol
bow. The judge ordered that hereafter
no records sha be taken IRON the courl
By members Of the bar, and that q viola
son oil this order shall be considered
contempt OF court
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17
EzIon N. +. SUNDAY school

Will make it's annual excursion to Chest
hut Grove, Pa, on Thursday, June 5th,
1890, on the steamer John A. Warner
Hsrdings Cornet Band has been engaged
fbr the occasion. A pleasant time is
anticipated. Tickets for the round trip
o9 and 25 cents. AS the aboye-uamed
n vo has been made more attractive
shau ever, this excursion should b,
largely pstrouized.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17
Carnegie to Have a Natural Gas Limo

PIrTsBTRGH. Pa, May le.-Work will
shortly be commenced on the Carnegie
Natural Gas Line, from the Washington
county fleid to supply the Homestead
Steel Works. Carnegie. Phipps Il Com
papy secured about 0,0OO acres of land
M the county named. and Ave Produeine
vslls are ready 10 be iuu into the lire
Tho main pipes Ii bo sixteen aut
twenty inches in diameter, 10 cost $780,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17
Emperor Willln,n TnlL. Bod.

BERLIN. May l6.-A banqus' ..s,l NJ
rendered to the Emperor OF konln,'.ii .,'.i
this afternoon by the Provincial aei.Sl
The Emperor afterwards made ~
In which he said that wheever hsSr h.r,ul
to attack the securities OF the sVI.a. ,,0s,
would nud him . man Of rock Auu I'M I'M
who had an army at his back ana '''''
fnrcn nAarA.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17
80 Persons n.o,ucI.

BERLIN, May l8.-A s.ucking accl-
d,nt occurred to-day on the river Oder
near Ksubor, Silesia. A ierryDoat load
ed with passengers. was crossing She
river, when II suddenly capsined, and ;,U
OF the peop were drowned before asslst-
ance coul reaca them.
All the passengers were ci ildren who
were returning home from a confirmation
service.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17
The Ch,id's stable Fire.

CHESTER, May ls.-James a' nj
arrested By Detectives keIsnas y
Anderson on suspicion OF setting ,as s d
q. W. Child's stables at Woo''S S,or,
May 8. was given . rehsAf,ns A.ui
Alderman j. M. Aliens to,da lama
bearing the evidence ., I'd 'Iobu Houpt
the 3, DOM, ery hsnoo oa W.iliu to jai
without ball.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17
New

ice cream parlor lifted In the best and
newest style. Ice cream, all flavors. We
tske this method to inform the public
that We have opened q ilrst-class ice
cream saloon. Excursions, balls, parties
and picnics supplied at short notice.
Come and refresh Yourself Cor. becond
and Parrish streets.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17
Fast Horses.

Tho bay colt Clyde, belonging = y y
seph B. Luton Of Newark; BIN BIZ
longing to George l,enn OF ths'F1.ss
City. Md, and = fine black h0ns osls.
BY Joseph Quigley OF tlis city, MN \,
being trained on tho fair e'oa1a' -"
Henry q. He's, and are regafass :
Promising great spssd.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17
DIR. Iioi,r,wsiI.

Is kept busy extracting, filling and maxi
Ing teeth. His prices are reasonable, and
all work warranted 10 be trst-class in
avery particular. He extracts teeth for
dc with gas, 50c. set oi.tretn, s5.5D;
best, So. Teeth filled with silver, 7jc. i;
emalgam, Doc; goli, 3l and upwaris
Teeth cleaned for 15c. Office, T03 Market
street
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17
IfitIn Oppiie,I

WAsniNGToN, d. O., May i7.-Bids
were oprn' d ut the Treasury Department
yesterday Tor the construction ui u nur-
geon's house at the Delaware Break water
quarantine station, the lowest being that
Il VIII am ii. Warden of Lewes, Del., at
5l5,5i7.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17

she came here TO live last October and
b, came Of ags In February. She had
frequent Il ). bought beer In buckets TO Dc
carried away and had seen others get IL.
Other Witnesses were examined, and
court adjourned Of l. 80 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17

0melt4 n Co, dealers In all kinda OF
Southern produce, wholesale and retail.
Give US cal. We receive large con-
signments ui Southern produce ever,
day, which must be sold. NJ. l3 East
Fourth .irtst.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17

A base ball nine composed Of en-
ployccs from this McClsry morocco shop,
has organized for the season. Manager,
Mr.. Bates; treasurer. Mr., Hinkle; secre'
tary, Mr.. Burns; captain, Mr.. Cloud;
water carrier, Willie Adele.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17
eel Market Street,

Liverpool and Lsnaon TailoYs; large
assortment OF suitngs and troussrinRe
to select from. Suits TO order, tl2. 90 up;
pants, $500; well made; ft guaranteed.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17

Measles nu1 Tvs cough are quickly
GU ei by using simms' Cough syrup.
Mothers, use 1t. Contains no opium; al
ways safe. The genuine sels at a5c. by
all druggists. Depot, 4 h ard King cts.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17
Bandsome p.per uenr,ngs

at prices as low as the lowest for frat
class work. Make your selection and
have work done by experienced work
men. Jones, No. 422 Market street.
have no branch store.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17
George White.

contractor for hauling by the day or hou
Seies and pianos movsd and SET with cafe
furniture cars At short notice; loistin,
and rigging done. Oliice. No. 1873 Frenci
street
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17

St Paul's A. u. NJ. l.. Church, South
Wilmington, Rev. l.. B. Cooper, pastor.
Preaching at 10 II. N, by ltcv. ucorye
Brown, and after tle sacrament ii
Lords supper Will be admini-iurcd sab.
bati, mt d. IN. All are iayltri 10 an nd
tEe sabbath school. l'fttcuing $50 n,
ii. by Rev. IL. II. ntln, at 4. q. NJ. i.
unnrcn. Young PeomGfs PRAYER meet.
ing at . p. m; ~ u. ia, farewell sermon
by tile pastor, /. B. taeper I.tiiy nli
tribes are eontendng ler i.. 6annnr
sister Laura waite Is tau,a4 al enc
tribe and Bro. John ;, And. '.-uil r'fnt,,i
of iii. other. nis.H ~ I,..l.f viii
he presented to the sii'.eia's i1itlDp. All
| are welcome. Come and DE ,.I-
| Green lIili Presbyterian C..i-al Pow
4, ~, Long, pastor. Pfoscl, ,,,'.,y ."r
sabbath at 1880 II. m. and ID /. H..
|
1 IT. -
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17

Mr.. John Mines OF the Boston Idea
Opera Company, has returned home Tor
the summer. The company closed theiI
senson At Albany, N. Y, Wednesday
night.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17

sMITH.-In wilmington, Del, NAY n.n;
Charles E. Smith, Ia tho 'ttn ye"' Vi
Funeral from his latc residence, ams.
r.a,c Park. Thirtieth and West streets.
Wilmington, Del, May 18th, 60 meet ny
the house ut o'clock. Ihtermen. ~
Kiyerviow
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17
The W Gather.

Tomorrow promises to be slightly
cloudy to fair, and rather warmer. Simi.
lar conditions will probably prevail on
Monday.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17
yis's Superior To-

KyIs's Superior Ice Cream
and homo emsds bakery, No. AIS East
aixth street. Charles Kyle, Jr. Open
till - o'clock NJ night.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17
Now ia Your Chance,

T. A. Shannon has just received a fine
Hire OF gents flannel shirts at the loves,
prices, 3U5 West second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17
Child

pebble spring hsel buttons only As cents
At Babcook's, 206 Market street, above
Second, east aide, east aide.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17
ZANONI
LADIES' shoe DnESS|k!G G.

New and frst-class article.
One trial will insure its future
use. Large bottles. accent
size, will be sold for the pur-
pose Of quickly introducing it
until May IS, at 20 cents; after
that atthe regular price,25 cents.
Can be obtained OF the following
shoe dealers: Fl. Pike, w. II.
Babcock, |. ]. Nicholson, G d.
Cleland, Thomas Condor, +. +.
Janvicr, M. r. Robinson or oI
5, Lloyd Boldly, dealer in shoe
goods, leather and findings, 3
w. 4th st. mI7-7t
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17
Ladies'

lasting slippers only IS cents, cloth slip
pers only 10 cents, at Babcock's, 2Ot
Market street, above Second, east side,
ssAt AIDE
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17

NATANTED-5 OR q BOARDERS
w gentlemen. preferred. Good ac
commodatiohs with pleasant rooms
French sts. MISS
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17

Jones, wall paper. at the old stand. AZ.
Market street. Latest designs. Work
done at short notice.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17

Maury James is selling @ ~, Ksutucil
Condition Powder, the gree, bardHL'
ure DsrstIon for horsss, At /"
store. No, SIG King sIreet'
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17

For CRATES. open fre-places. wood
mantels, aud tiles ior walls. foors and
vestibules, go to Baylis', No. 71s Market
etreoL
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17
Cliil,iien',

light colored button SHOES, slzes 9 to 0l5
only 40 cents at Bancock's, 2J6 Market
street. above second, east eide.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17

for 70 cabinet photographs Anu ssllsrh
crayon portrait at Cumming
eO2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17
For Cienniuy siIyerrare.

Tsppan's Re lucent, unequalled, 25c. per
bottle, al Mi,lard + Davis, No. 8 East
hecuud street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17

NOR sALE-2 GOOD HORSES AND
Y mules. Apply to Eo. W. BUSH
Il son, French st. wharf. ml7-3t
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17
raint,ng.

Wslter Joseph, house and s'sn p'''
Shop 6O3 West Second sfes"
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17
New Jersey & Wilmington Ferry "a
$50

STEAMER CHRISTINA
will, on and alter Thursday, May and, make
daily trips as folloWs. an. u m
n. M, for Pennsvllle. .nas nj.
Leays Pennsviile At 70 2. M, nhu o.oo
m. M. for Pennsgrove and Wilmington. -, On
Leave " iiminston At d.s0 a. m,. Id"
a. m, 4 30 and 6.iJ y. M, ior ienhs
Leave penpsgrove al q. " and ~ =. m.'
and i. IS and q. w y. m., Tor WnminHion'
ON SUNDAY.
Leave Wiimiu. ton at s.s, .. M, and
.. no n. m, for rennsgtove and ftnnslli>. oo
Leave Pennsville Al u. .. M, AMI f.oo
n m for pennsgrova hnd Wlltnlhst u; :,
Leave " iliningtun At o. ~ q. NJ, s,S NJ" "
q u. M, ior Pennsyrove, aud leave Itnnss-
stoye nj s,ODa. m, ~ 10 aud y. IN 'or VII
This arrangement will afford = hne oppor-
tunlty Tor delightful SAL 81 the ntsWne.
Fxrnr.lon tickets between WhminttSm
and pennsyille 3nc, sinsls fare -0c; uetn.en
Wilmington and Pennssrove, excufsioh
ticket q and single Iare loo. ,r,
Prnnssioye aud Pennsviile are bsauiiInn'
places aifording great opnoriunities iof hsh-
Ing. bosting, bathing and daucing'
Nm .clal arrangements may be made Tor
sunday School and moonlight Excursions
la. q. McCAusLANp, DowNEss hniGas.
suncrintcndcut Gen. F.and 4. Agt.
mi7-tt
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17

Story 4 Clsrk's celebrated W.
Robelsu's, ITO Market slfs'"
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17
6tnie oil TharlnnIn0tAr

At tho REPUBLICAN, oiilce to-day, In the
shade:
1o'clock 10o'clock IL 2o'cloc X
6i 20 70
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17

Correction.
Instead OF Mt. Joy A. U. NJ. P. Church
II Ia Mt Joy Methodist Episcopal Church
South Wilmington, as II appeared II
yesterdays issue.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17
To Promote Holiness.
Correction

Preaching IN Fletcher Hall at 7.45 this
evening by Rev. ID. j. Bantnier.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-17

Strong Cough Candy at Ferguson's .
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-09-24

THE respective platforms are exten-
sively published for the edifcation of
electors Each is most patriotic, they
express the utmost loyalty to The ten
cts OF the party which the platform is
intended to subserye during a political
campaign, but history teaches that
they are as eyanescent as a dream and
that loyalty to party names is but a
rope OF sand. In these latter years
men, forgetting party fealty, scratch
their tickets and vote for whom they
like. II you don't believe it attend
the count and note how few straight
tickets are taken from the ballot box.
- Silver Belt
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-09-24

ducing public expenditures 20 the low
est point consistent with an he nest and
efficient administration of the laws.
IL The principles Of Republicanism
require the party TO foster and encour
age every industry which tends TO give
vitality and prosperity TO the whole
Territory by wise. lndicii us leg.rl
ton, whereby the iuterts cts Of labor
ana capital shall be equally protected.
IL. The defalcations which have
arisen in this Territory in the accounts
OF the Democratic officials appointed
to office under Democratic Tuie should
inspire the people Of the Territory
with grayest caution in again entTust-
ing the powers of the government to
officials elected or al pointed by the
Democratic party or its rulers, and we
direct the attention of the tax payers
saa .sc people az large 70 The ao6ci:
of So, 200 in the account OF the Demo
cratic Con- SIiissi0asTs of the faTT;to';s!!
prison; to the large uusdju sted balance
due TO the Territory from the late Sec
retary Bsyard in the administration of
his Gfice; and te the appalling def
cheney In the accounts of Fred " 4.
Smith. late Receiver in the United
States Land Office. at Tucson, and to
the serious injuries and embarrass-
ments resulting therefrom to the set
tiers upon our public lands.
ID. We as party place our candi
dates before the electors of the Terri
tory Of Arizona with the fullest belief
in their integrity and in their capacity
TO perform the duties Of the offices for
which they have been respectively
nominated. and We invoke Q fair and
impartial Judgment from the peo lie
upon the principles epunciaied by the
party. and not only pledge the party
but the candidates = we'll to persistent
effort in successfully establishing the
principles barei ! set forth.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-09-24
Care of Spinal wsaIsness.

l. f. Woolston, Yates, Orleans
county. " y, writes:
''My wife, five years ago, was con-
fined 10 her bed with iufiammatory
rheamaiism OF the muscles of the
back. The doctors thought her case
hopeless and doomed her 20 be a bed
ridden invalid. The violent pain kept
her awake almost every night She
lost over thirty pounds in weight. To
ease her pain ] thought would put
on AILcocK's PoRoUs PLAsTERs. !
covered her back with them. To my
great delight she began to sleep we'll
The pain very much abated in one
week. / then took the plasters off.
washed her back and put on fresh
ones. At the end OF the second week
size insisted on getting np, and by the
third week was entirely well and able
10 attend 10 her household duties"