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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-10-01
Editor Re- * becomes Gov erQor Peek

Editor Pe. " becomes Gov erqor Peek
/" v;ltt - = ii tm;:.;, aatl .s~
s3res Al hi snbf@ttli 81 5f4k,a quill
good. I143 VII Ao4ot tie plIi2e, e.
taoush ne t.1e .4liae> haner h',a'
esit hcnorsl + . ard o&ry ocGp taty OF
exccnti~e roeii;oa' Mr. Psc& has
sal c gojsi "@7np. J. .hi<.. '2l,es,.
cu,..anea H. aecep.~ * tie nomjnas
ion, Too long hsve sba editors
spent their t,ue an used their infa.
enaedn hoishns iRi.'.ef ssricsnts 70
res,.sas1tR M. tYs9s sn2at%t posi-
tons .Vg.suat Es see henoeforth
the edNo.;Ai ffate.nitv largely res
presented IA he higher Offices oftha
tssato an4 NaFsp, to ~ .eh4Ahs: the
Community nv be r9ll sefyed and
Inc public opinion Of The people be
wie,asa thE lhs class who are TIE
chief creators OF il,
! MI Peck has wen in literature
one ofth5 greatest trid.mPhs that Has
/ ever gswasdetlsorRrs AIT and eeora
IA ti:Gmpl Sholly due to hls' owa
sHeas ioGa;AsSass, received no aid
] Whatever Tom the prsise Of critics. Or
e;a:y ,T.9Tld. Ho i one q, the gss q
genius whom The people have "csown-
ed as.::4a>P epoh4 ogn,ih although
she eGae led eIsss Fave rcio.ed 10
: 'cf 'oSic9~e tAem aata 'oag ate:
: t'srs t,'ohaf }ctde;ei :as.t ,t!.dfe;
n 'Eg2''sb .!sra,,l 2op,Gs, ,eespit,
E The SF~cce 81 the 1du4a,ad ard. Lii,
: srs.y class, Was, .Ae case 0: Joht
: 6any>a I, v3ose '>Fils.r, N q Pr osress'
was as /. my estSlhahe4 Is the Ii
t be i.seit II 'tc seaft:, Of Toe psopl,
: Eene:a iars balore any literary cr..,r
condeEceaded 10 take peiiee Of il
SAL in American the most nctabl
lave BEN IN the cases OF Josh B:l!
llags and Mr.. Peck. Of Nr. Peck
books owe two millions save bee
sold. ard even yet be las dot bee
&c sAized As highly entitled to
place III the litersry temple Of Amer
lea. His popularity is owing to tn
Vrans Of young A2sHea, - To- i
= i p,e'eniG%at ? tas favorite autho
|, o; o''f boys, Utse bQys eooId vo.r
;, o1s apths. s name wogkl.be sare 1
appear n %ae linz IF cur President:
o I'D. thas Ie ne ia g w. 2, Il.
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rcgr Hu!ssiree ri I@r,, brown

VtEy, a, Sep. q. -Py]saa lJurp&.s
asssg:. 9sst-+ sfibg tie hsl,ty jrs...i
the r. -s'a3 afny, q Kega3, To.
kraarss. 81 bridge cJlta,fti sd
tEii f3ds b0odrei ssl4ie's r. ',ugiay
. Tie Pubs4m regiment, shtb was
cfcssiEg ihv ori6ge Al the tirno u tl,e
accident, Isgrs thr VII intb the wafer
and tTUwnt4. The papeis state tbat
amosg III - shO 3vss their lives, 'sas
Gtnetsi Bsrdowsky. There bas
been nc sificDal confirmation Of tbi.
rslpogt.. e. So. .. ess
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BuoKLENs ARNIoA sALVE

TIE B EST SALvE in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Uloers,Salt Rhetrn, Fever
Sores, letter Chapped Hands, Chllblaius,
Corns and all Skin Erupti6ns, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. It is gnar'
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price rs cents per box.
For sale byR. BlaGknsll 4 Co, Durham
N n
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GEORGE w. PECK FOR GOV.
ERSoR OF WISCONSIN.
asTBelford ,Magazine.I ~

Tbs Democrats Of Wisconsin have
done 3 wise thing in nominating a.
tneircauddate i5t tiorerror q mas
Of vigorous intellect and character.
who ONES nothing TO the nfnlpuia.
tons Of Poiucisns or the exige rcies
Of psrty-a sound political thinker
with the courage Of bis opinions; s
man uhs is ard has always been
known "a independent on ali public
views and nea.rsl oBsnoae. Il has
TOO l0rg been the custom Of parties
10 select peatrsl men a. their eandi.
dates, on the theory that !he!r record
gives the least chALcs of criticism
forgetting that the political leaders
who have Offended least have accom-
Plishe3 least that 1t has been their
want Of viii ard is;eleCt and cOur.
age-ihe most essential qualifications
OF q leaaer-that has rendered sdch
candidates inncebous. II il forgot.
ten thai tie hohest fgatef, whose re-
cord il long chronicle o, bows gi7,
sn and received, while he has made
ehsnie&hss also alEays made scores
Of fflen1s and followers who will
Eight for hin With thai psrsonal zeal,
The want Of whiA m t.t raSk AID
hle no sklll in management cen cons
pehsaie tk.t. in tsei tie positive
men are TIE pa.Bral leaders Of their
race who are indispensable 70 victory.
1ildsn WAs ~ much .upeli5F e.
Cleveland in maze tkill and ia The
knOWltdge oflsF ard political hi.
tory that i. woEid be absurd 70 CON.
pare them. All. yet, under Ijldeb, /
the Democracy vas defeated, while
under Cleveland 1t reeaptured the
White House after the enemy had
held 1t fT a quarter Of q century.
AL the tllil politicians criedaout 10
horror wLea Cleveland bravely cd. f,
dressed himself, and committed the !
party, 70 Vita issues; but the result |
showed that the people love a 6ghtef
Who hghts All that they we're tired
Of parties whose chief duty proved
10 be 10 pint % their real record
"With pride"
MIR. Peck il q Democrat. has al.
ways been Democrat, and has never
failed 70 advocate Democratic .prin.
eiPle. without ap50gy without, comr'
promise, AID Without timid fear Of
disaster because Of political honesty.
Mr.. Peck lie az editor. that lie 10 say,
- Froude h@ well said, be IL ODE OF
Tile priests Of the nlneteenty cen.
'uryi" wieldef Of thsI power befo.e
shich Legislature aud kings ADD pre-.
sidshis are iorctd to yielI--the cres.
Dor Of public opiuiOn- which, N fact.
and not the mere letter Of the .laysi
o constitution, j, The so,ersisn ar ,
shorty In oil Tree countries. When
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"a one which is'gusIanleei to bring
you satisfactory results, or in case OF
tsisa:e g return ofpurchase price. Or
g.I.s saIe plan you can BUY from our
advsr;!see Druggista bottle Of DR..
Elngis- New Discovery for Corsump-
ton, Il is guaranteed to bring re,
lief in every case, when used for any
aifccti0n Of Throas, Lungs or Chest,
slca 10 CONSUMPTION, Inflammation
4 Lungs, Bronchitis, Aathma, WhOop
~ Cough, Group, ets., ttc. 1t Is
ileasant and agreeable to tsst, per.
iectiy safe. and can always be ,ie0en
led upGn.
Z. Blscknall,& Son.
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You Take no Risk

In buying Hoods sarsaparilla. for it
. everywhere recognized as the
standard tuiling-up medici e and
'5fjod purifier. II mas Eon its way
70 tae front by its own Intrinsic merit,
'sna has the largest sale of any pre-.
para;ion Of lis kind. any honest
druggist will confirm this Statement
|. you decide to take Hoods Sarsap
aE.lia.io not be induced TO buy any
tuihg else instead. Be sure 10 ret
Esodls.
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~~sSs
nnT n a.,A =.

Az English spsvin Liniment re.
moves all Hard, soft or Calloused
Jumps and Blemishes from hor es,
Blood SPAWN, Curbs. spiin.g, Ring
bone, Stiles, Sprains, Snd Swollen
Threats, Coughs, Etc, Save $50 by
use of one bottle. Warranted the
mos wonderful Blemish Cure ever
known. Sold. by
N NJ. JouSsoN 4 Co. Druggist,
- :. ..-..e = Durham, n. Z,
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TOPEKA, NAN, July 2, 1889 Il
have been a sufferer from dyspepsia
for several years. I have used Microbe
Killer for two months and can eat
anything wish, Have gained ten
pounds Ny neighbors have been
using it with beneficial results. NY
postofiee address is Topeka, Kansas.
SD Mrs. J. j. SURNGELEY.
For sale by r. BLACKSALL Il Son
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Gratifying 10 All.

The high position attained and the
universal acceptance and approval Of
the pleasant liquid fruit remedy
Syrup rf Figs, as the most excellent
laxative kROwn, illustrate the value
OF the qualities on which its success is
based and areabupnantly gratifying
the California Fig Syrup Company.
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NOTICE.

Having qualified a. administrator
of ]. B. Cole, decd. This 10 to give
notice to all persons having claims
against said estate to present them
10 me before the first day October
1891, or this notice will be plead in
bar ofrecovery. And oil who are
Indebted TO said estate are requested
TO make payment in the above named
time. g. s. H0LLEMAN.
administrator OF J. B. Cole, decd.
Sept. 10 1890.
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CONSUMPTION,

Tn its first stages, can be successfully
l cisecked by the prompt use Of Ayers
Cherry Pectoral. Even in the later
befioss of that disease, the cough is,
wonderfully relieved by this medicine.
~ have used Ayers Cherry Pectoral
with the best effect in my practice.
This wonderful preparation once saved
ipR liie. had constant cough, night
sweats. was greatly reduced IN flesh,
and given. up by my physician. One
bottle and half Of the Pectoral cured
ms."-A. J. Edison, NJ. D., Middleton,
Tennessee.
Several year. ago was severely i'll.
The doctors said was in consumption,
and THAT they could do nothing for me,
; but advised me, as a last resort, 10 try
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. After taking
il:is medicine two ,sr three months /
mas cured, aud my health remains good
% the present day."-JGmes Birchard,
Darien, Conn.
Several years ago. on a passage home
stsxm California, by water, contracted
$50 severe o cold that for some days
was confined 20 my state-room, and a
'physiflaa on board considered my life
A.sslanger. Happening TO have a bottle
81 Ayers Cherry PeCtOral, used it
freely. and my lungs were soon restored
tto a healthy condition. Since then I
thave invariably recommended this prep
arat!on. I'D. B. Chandler. Junction, Va.
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CD, SPENCER, formerly proprietor
of the st. Joseph Evening News, says
he has been greatly benefited by the
use of Microbe Killer, and is still us
ing 1t. For sele BY. r. BLAcKSALL &
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The Collections at Sam Jones'
Meetings AreNot Satisfactory
The Wilmington Review says:
We hear that the collections at the
Tabernacle are not satisfactory. 1t
is sad that 1t costs $500 day to
keep up the meetings and that the
receipts are not much more than
half thatam amount. Niekles seem to
be as big as dollars in the eyes OF
many in the congregation.
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\ large property-owner in Cen
tral SPAN issaid to be contemplate
ing the use of electricity for plow-
iaa ID
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In Town, In Town.
That's where the 200 lots OF
THE WEST END HOTEL AND LAND CO., WIN
STON, NORTH CAROLINA,
ARE SITUATED.
ARE SITUATED.

Not in the country. 1850 people, 100 fac
Winter temperature A degrees summer 76 degrees Rain
As inches Prices sl5O0-$50O per lot Terms one third
! year one-third years Balance on Nov. 1st Buy
home in the best town in the South Average annual in
in value for 10 consecutive years 80 per Save
enough inducements to enough investors.
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4 aI.nne.ota Hall storm.

MrEEE4GpLis, iaEinn., sept. ~ -
A Bad AZ, Mich, speekI 10 the
TahggS -saysS "I.epOrts IRON the
storm Ia Har0n county have Just
come 10 hand. Hail tell % tKe'dspli
Of eight inches, AID literally wiped
away ihe cfOPs. TDe datDsge IL a.
tinstsa 81 ss0b,DyD. sissY d the
farmers are in destitute Cb3ditlyH.
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Woman her Diseases ana their
treatment.

- pages, illustrated; price SOC
Sent upon receipt OF Toe, cost of
mailing. etc. Address Prof. u. H.
KLINE, NJ. D.. 93I Arch ST., Phlla.,
Pa. =.
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Hoods Sarsaparilla has a steadily
increasing popularity, which. can nnlv
be won by an article Of real merit
Give it, trial.
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The anuuta Bsp lot chsrcb, IN.
Befs'e c"Intg. Lac bead csn.snriaJ
services ~ comugtB rstiof ~ its
hundftd ys>-' eSIgsfme.
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A correspondent vFihc Greensboro
Pstilos says: Tie HIglI psiut Cas.'
'nibs Company arg ruhniag nearly
all The time al are packing 30 70
100 bIsht,s ef ,Oms&pet per dsy, b..
sldes aIp3es, b. Gr.. 90. VII ....yae,s
10 lie III 4.'efs " laig 49,. 81 ~.
DeW ~9gt13rB @Us.fyt
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Senator e B. Vance will
address the people Of Dur
ham couaty, ia Durham on
Thursday The 10th inst Let
everybody turn out to hear
vim
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Dir. X. 7. Poole, ofCedartown, Ga.
writes:
Il believe IL 10 be one Of The bes,
medi sine sold. The physicians, two
year ago, said my wife had consump.
tien' both lungs affected. I have he'd
70 :end her south for several spriBgs
~ keep her alive, but since she has
been taking Radam's Microbe Killer
che bss been right at hcme attending
70 her busines', and 10 in better
scalth than sbe has been in 70 years
FOR sale By X. Blacknall 4 Son.
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There are now 2l65 Farners' ALI.
ances 10 North Carolina: e gain of
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.DrunamId County fDemoeratic
Ticket.


For s.nator-R. G. Russell. =" y.
For Houss-W. NJ. Lowe.
Clerk Supss.er Court G. B. Green.
Sherif-F. d. Markham. q
Treasurer. ", Pope.
Reei.tsr.of Deeds.-Paschall Lhnsfora
Csror err DR.. n. M.Jpphson, 80
SurTeyorl-A. NJ. Feathers. . i :.
f,orafshla n, ,bsnn Tnmnshin-JT
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Over 8, eo0,0o0 letters are sent to.
the dead letter Office annually.
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'tTapse or blemsh, is very rarelyseen,
because f." people have perfect pure
blood. Aud yc:, all d sfiguring erup.
'ions are easily removed by the US,
0f Ayet't Sar,sparjlla. Try 1t, and
,"utprise } 9ts. ;fisa.ts with the result.
: Las If%1s. Stay 10, 1889.
10 wm. R..l4p, Nierote Killer
Aa Tin. Tt2
Dear Sir. i 1, l.oys yoir Mierob,
ki9'f a certain 60 for rheumatism
Up . a year % I aas down q great
ta':.f my iiEe with rheumatism
ltgsn taking ypur remedy. and af
Ter taking two gallons have never
tecn troubled with 1t since bu. once.
| bought n gallon tLen, AMI after
iskibg a few doses /! entirely disap.
pssgth. | bays. offered. IN. y.yefal
Cases ~ pay for the Microbe Killer
PToSted il failed 10 cure rheumatism,
odi have never hal 10 pay % yet, a.
II invariably did the work.
Resp ctfully.
VIZ. MATTHEWS,
Dealer 10 Lumber and all kinds OF
Building Material
For sale b. K. BlackualI 4 Son.
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Ayers Cherry Pssforal,

PREPARED 81
Or, !. G: aver & Co.. Lowell. Mass.
SEQ IS aliSDrrgg!sts Price 81; siI bottles, ss.
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WEDNESDAY oc:l l2a89o
Sharp County record., 1890-02-27
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.

New ENGLAND merchants are begin
ming to organize to secure legislative
r.otection against fire and bankrupt
sale" companies that tour that section.
ANTRIM, n. H., with a population OF
about 800, boasts of four nonogenarians
and twenty-five octogenalians, Twenty
one of these TWEEN ty-nine old people are
women.
EXAMINING physicians say thatalcohol
ard tobacco are largely responsible
for the color blindness with which large
numbers of applicants for positions on
railways are affected.
A CURIOUS fact about cigarette smol1-
ing is that nearly double as many cigar
cites are smoked during July, August
and September as during any other
three months of the year.
THE Cape of Good Hope can now be
reached by telegraph via the west coast
of Africa, as well as via the Red Sea
and Zanzibar. SO the dark continent is
bound around by electric wire that is
con1tantly making the world smaller.
Miss ELLA GREEN is the prettiest
drummer on the road. She is travelling
for st. Louis paint house that employs
eighteen travellers and receives the
highest salary of any of them. She has
saved money enough to buy a hotel at
Topeka, Kan.
A SPRINGFIELD (O.) baggage handler
roughly jostled an elderly gentleman
and bade him "get out CT the way,
The elderly man was the superintendent
of the road, and when he turned around
the baggage man crawled behind a
trunk and kicked himself.
DURING the recent floods at Anaheim,
Cal, every hummock was swarmlng
with hares and rabbits that were driven
from the plains They were slaughtered
by thousands by boys and men, who
used sticks, and when tired Of the sport
would run the poor beasts Off their dry
places into the raging waters.
In the shadowy hooks of the vesti'
bules, Railways and corridors OF the
modern mansion may be seen great
china jars of foliage, giving decidedly
unique and picturesque finish to their
surroundings. Nayy tufts Of palmas
grass in coral red rest against back
ground of faathery brown grasses, while
large palm leaves are often added TO im-
prove the beauty Of these gonerous-sNod
bouquets.
Sharp County record., 1890-02-27
DRIFT OF OPINION.

The Republican Legislature in
Maine wouldn't touch the Australian
ballot. They are not wanting reforms
as much as they were.-St. Paul Globe.
Mr.. Harrison says that the race
question has given him more trouble,
since he became President, than any
other. He doubtless referred to the
race for office. Courier
Journal
Senator Ingalls, can't scare any
body with his talk about fighting the
South. He had the chance once to fight
the South and he skulked. He only
fights with his mouth. birmingham
(Ala.) Chronicle.
Although President Harrison does
not appoint many colored people to Of
fee, it must be said of him that he is
very industriously removing those col
ored people who were appointed by
President Cleveland. Philadelphia REQ
ord.
Bier ingalls, will never be happy
until the South is again plundered as it
was in the years Immediately following
the war. He and his party should try
to be content with the enormous and
ill-gotten treasury surplus.-Louisville
Courier-Journal.
How do the farmers like it, any
way? May wheat is lower than ever be-
fore at this period of the year since the
war Corn, oats and provisions are in n
like fix. Or revenue business has
been so atrociously handled that we can
not sell our products abroad. -Cincin-
natl Enquirer.
-"Give me free ore," said the
speaker, "and I'll ssH pig-iron in Liver
pool and send steel rails to London.
What American industries most want is
free opportunity, and not legislative
protection nor restriction. ."-Interyiew
with the President of the Pennsylvania
Steel Company.
Many Illinois farmers have quit
raising wheat as proftless and gone into
apple raising, and now the tariff organs
may beneflcially pat them on the back
ana remind them how much they owe to
the protection that makes existence a
continuous feast of dumplings.-Phila-
delphia Record.
The speech of Senator Ingalls, on
the race trouble at the South and the
deportation project was q very credit
able piece of mad-dog rhetoric perhaps;
but nothing more absurd in its state
ments or more inconsequential in its
conclusions has ever been uttered in
the Senate.-Chicago Herald.
1t would be shocking state Of
affairs if Congress, Republican in both
branches, with Republicai President,
elected on a platform pledging them to
the highest kind of high protection,
should fail to carry out their pledges
and let the session go by without the
promised revision of the tariff in the
direction of higher duties and greater
protection. But that would be just what
the Plain Dealer has repeatedly pre-.
dicted would be TIE easo.- Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
Sharp County record., 1890-02-27
THE NEW AUTOCRAT.
An Arbitrary Ruling Designed to Crush
the Rights of the Minority.

An Arbitrary Ruling Designed to Crush
the Rights of the Minority.
Politicians seeking party advantage
shift their ground as rapidly as the law
yer celebrated in the old spelliug-book
when he learned that it was his own not
the farmers OK that was gored.
Republicans were able through the
presence of every Congressman-clcct to
the House of Representatives to organ
ize that body, but the majority was so
slender as not to constitute working
force as it is called, and the party's pur-
pose is to unseat every Democratic mem
ber where a contest has been made. The
House is as yet without rules, and the
Democratic demand is that in matter
so important as the report of the COM
mittee on elections action shall not be
taken until rules are adopted. The
minority does not propose to be at
the mercy of Speaker who in
his brief service has exhibited a
despotism and partisanship without
precedent in the history of the
House. Lacking quorum, the Re-
publicans nevertheless proposed to
push the resolution for unseating jack
son, of West Virginia, and, pursuing a
policy ancient as Congress itself, the
minority abstained from voting. The
call of the roll showed that quorum
was not present. The Speaker, how
ever, went outside of the journal and di-
rected the clerk to record various mem
bers as present, not because the call dis
closed their presence but because he
chose to take the evidence of his senses
As all precedent in Congress is against
his proceeding, as Blaine and Garfield
are recorded in opposition to this exer-
else of power by the Speaker, and as
Reed himself when in the minority had
declared on the floor that "the cOnstitu-
tional idea of a quorum is not the phys
ical presence of a majority of the men,
bers of the House, but a majority Of the
members present and participating in
the business of the House." intense ex-
citement was naturally caused by the
Spe aker's extraordinary conduct
So arbitrary and unjustis the Speaker
that it was his purpose to enforce his
ruling without the permission of appeal
or debate, but he was compelled to give
way at the demand of Republicans like
Butterworth, who realized the eXtraor-
dinary character of the ruling and were
unwilling that so revolutionary proc
ess should stand without full debate.
If the functions of the Speakers eye
are to be enlarged, and in addition to
determining who shall be heard upon
the floor, he is also to determine by his
visual sense when quorum of the
House is present, the value attaching to
working majority will disappear and
the minority, observed or unobserved
accordingly as the Speakers eye is will
ing to operate, will be shorn of one ele-
ment of potency. The business of the
House would be greatly facilitated no
doubt by rule which would compel all
members present to vote unless specific
ally excused, but such has never been
the practice of the House, and if q
change is to be made after one hundred
years of precedent the House and not
the Speaker should make it. Reed needs
a gun, not gavel.-Chicago Times.
Sharp County record., 1890-02-27
BoilS and Carbuncles.

1t seems strange that any one will suffer
with boils, carbuncles, etc, when DR.. Bull 8
Sarsaparilla will certainly prevent all such
eruptive tendencies. 1t is sure and safe
antfdote for blood poison arising from what
ever source, and its use when needed should
not be unnecessarily delayed. Thousands
who found extensively advertised blood
medicines to have no efficacy whatever, are
rejoicing in the fact that Bulls Sarsaparilla
is an exception, and that good health invari-
ably follows its use. Syphilitic and scrofu-
lous symptoms disappear, the skin becomes
clear and free from pimples, the digestion
is improved, aches and pains cease, the
weight of the body becomes greater, the
flesh more solid, lucrative and consump-
tive tendencies disappear, the power of en-
durance is increased weakness, dizzy spells
and unnatural fatigue vanish, in word the
user of Bulls Sarsaparilla becomes a pict-
ure of good health and strength. Try it,
Use no other.-Dayton Enquirer