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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25
oUAT'S TIrLs r" ms CANDIDATE.
he Proposes TO ORn a Governor OF
EHls Own for Once.


PITTsBURG, PA, Sept. 1.-THE Pitts
burg Times, O. L. Naeeo's paper, in the
course OF its leading editorial tomorrow
will say;
son the 22d of June the Times quoted
Senator Quay as saying: Il have been
making governors all my life, but have
never had one Of my own. am Roi7g
to nominate Dslamater and know how il
feels TO own q governor just for once. ;
Senator Quay did not deny the accuracy
Of this quotation nor cast shadow
doubt on his title to his indicate for
governor until yesterday, when hs is
quoted as saying in Philadelphia, THAT
is only another campaign lie. There
is not ons word OF truth in it.
never used any such expression.
Not word Of it is true.' II it is cam.
paign lie. it is none OF our manufacture.
Senator Qaay may have so many posses
sions OF this sort that he forgets that he
ever announced his ownership in this
enc, as a millionaire may mislsy piece
OF fractional currency, but if he will ac-
curRtely recall o conversation he had
with Col. A. X. Mcclure, the editor OF
the Philadelphia Times, in the early part
of ths winter, he will be reminded that
be saie just this thing. Il in due to COL.
McOlu-o to say that the Times did not
obtain its first knowledge OF this state
ment directly from him, though it has
since nesn Corroborated from his own
lips"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

Tho engagement is announced of Miss
Swift, daughter Of Gustavus 4. Swift,
rad Edward Morris, SOU CT Kslson
Morris, both OF Chicago. Iha fathers
Of the bride and Proon-eioct are well.
known packers, and are worth probably
%lO,OOO, coo each. November LIT il the
date sat for the marriage. Wsile tie
Morris family ara Hebrews, the pros.
psotlve groom is not orthodox, aud tho
marriage ceremony Will be performed by
Chfiatiaa cle-4ymsn in Difference 10
the wishes OK the hrlie, VITO is an at
tondent upon the Baptist clutch. Tho
religious difficulties GaYa been avoided
rather than put ont OF The way. Ia f.ct,
religion will cut 10 & sure ia this nar.
riags and will TDt BE- cOnsi tered By hus-
bard ead vie. iliel Swift win soms
dAy bea very riea wonan "a her own
rEh' and TIC gr-dm viii inhetit lis
iathtt'5 miliorg, Re - rica hinlgslf
however, anu regarded % good Bust
hess m9n. Lies SNii,Es ts5I 5sasu Will bo
tho hAEdso4s>t Ghirsyo bride ban ever
possessed. A.cy Of tue drsasa5 hGyo
b2en made etgoad.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

new YoRK Sept. 1S.-By means Of an
early morning fire here to-day two
human beings wore burned to death SO
ersl were badly injured and 10 horses
persisted ia the flames. From $50 TO E34
West Forty first street ia used as stable
aud COOPER shop. The cause Of the FIRE
FIRE was the explosion Of pitch kettle.
The place WIS reduced to asbe4 aud tho
damages are estimated at sl5, 600 The
men burned to death ere Conrad His.
boch and Chris Tschnulcn. Both ara
Germans and ar0 married. The iBinred
men are Emil Goi6enberg and CASPER
siRpt, who are also Germans. They are
in tie hospital.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25
A snrcw,, Snre ,1riaIs.

SAN FRANclso), Can, Sept. 18.-Three
mates and three Of the crew OF the whal-
ing bark Lagonda arrived here yesterday
gu the steamer Rio Janeiro from
Yokohama. The Lsgonda left this port
on whai7g voyage at the opening Of
the season br' soon after starting sprung
leak. The mon were put at the pumps
and abe finally reached Lsdicnstock,
Siberia. Here the men compelled the
captain to sail for Yokohama where the
ship could be surveyed. The captain
started for Yokohama but soon after
changed his mind and started back on q
whaling voyage. When the Grew dis
covered this they mutinied on the
high sees and forced the captain to
sail for Yokohama. At thet port the bark
was condemned by the American consul
and sold,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25
Deafness Can,t be Cnr.,,

by local applications, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion OF the car. There
is only one way to cuTo Deafness, and
that is by constitutional remedies. Deaf
ness is caused by az irA med cordition OF
the mucous linine or the Elstschian
Tube. Whom this tube gets inhamed You
nave rumbliug ind or imperfect hear.
ing and when it is entirely closed Deaf
ness is the result, and unless the inflm.
nation can be taken out and this tube
restored to its normal condition, hearing
will be destroyed forever; nine Cares cut
of ten are caused by cetsrrh, which is
nothing but an iahamed condition OF the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hurdred Dollars for
any case Of Deafness (nnused by Oatarrh)
that we can not cure by taking Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, frse.
F. j. CHENEY & o., Toledo, o.
Fz 5cld by DruggistB, 75c.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

BARRON, Wis, Sept. Is. Lars Erickson
is in jail charged with the murder o, his
father. Young Erickson ia y years old.
The family resides about three milss from
Chetek, this county. Iha old man and
his Gon had quaEreled for many years
over contract Of support. Sunday the
son got gan away fir IN his father, who
threatened to kill his son. The killing
occurred about CD rods from the house.
The father had gone to a neighbours and
the son ran into the brush to avoid him.
He claims his father attacked him with a
knife and In the struggle he fell upon his
father end clutchad his throat and
checked him. Bu. linchpiu was found
and the father lad been hit under the ear
with il.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25
oLEPELSNH,S coon SHOT.
the ex-PFesldent shoots n FIN
EfWcR IH the fLiTOndncAs.

the ex-pFesldent Shoots n Fine
lfUcR IA thc iLiFOndi,cAs,
SAaASAo i'm, N. Y, sept. I7.-Ex-
PRECEDENT Cleveland deci led 20 make
shori expedition iatp tho A1irondaeks in
search OF deer before returning to the
city, no to- day, the wsstbor being favor
able, he borrowed the sifls OF Mailr Il.
l.. Banks of Albany, and in company
with his guide md dogs started out.
Fortune seemed to favor him from the
start, for fresh deer spor was found after
gong but short dstauoa from this
place, but several miles were tFayersed
before they found sufficient traces 10
wsrtant them in calling hal. They
were then about five miles from here, on
the banks Of saranac Lake. They turned
the dogs loose and, enaconoing them.
selves in come underbrush few rods
apart, quietly awaited the appearances O..
their game.
After ebou. an hours patient waiting
and wa'chinga fine buck, accompanied
BY one tGvn, was seen making toward
the shore Of tho lake. mir. Cleveland
waited with marvellous coolness until
they were within range, when, bringing
his ribs quickly to his shoulder he tired.
Tbs bnck made one wild spring into the
air sud fol- back daad Mr.. Cleveland IL
now very anxious to purchase tho rifla Of
Major BRnka.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

We desire 10 say 70 our cltizens, that for
years We have been geltng Or. K.ngg New
glse very Tor e1n2un: ton, III Kings Nav
Life Pills. DueSleas mica Salya ana Tlse.
tric Btters, and have never handed rene
dis ttat Sill as well, or thar havb given
such ualyaraal satisfaction. We Do a0t
hesitate - guarantee t4aTl every time, and
70 s,bnd ready to rofuud tho rafehabe
Price, Y satisfactory .tsGlta do not .0!log
thelr psa. These reHiallss hare won tAeir
great popularity purely on thelr merits.
5eAtph s-a4tA, dfutE!s' Gamer ssyenthund
lIAo ..Ie1.s. Glaas eehge.nh il.a.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25
connnlssioner Isaum's Case.

New York World
The Reum investigating committee has
closed its hearings aud will presently
make its report. The report will white
wash" the commissioner, OF courae, so far
IS ingenuity can make that possible. The
committee was made up for that purpose
and from beginning TO end the deter
mination OF Its majority has obviously
been to admit no testimony damaging to
Raum which it could by sny teohnlcslity
exclude. In spite OF its # orts, however,
It has been shown that Itaum has ex.
plotted his refrigerator interest by
means of hia official PLACES; that he
tried in his testimony to conceal this fact
By means o bubbles and subterfuges;
that against the protest OF a trusted anb.
oIdinats-whose protest he for time
deemed eonclu5iys-hs issued an order
In the pension office Of enormous adyan-
tage to fension Attorney Lemon, OF
which Lemon had been the originator,
and that on the very next day after the
granting of tGis pro iitRbie favor Lemon
Endorsed Rsums notes for $4,000, by
way OF securing him the money he
needed in his speculstions. With these
facts proved, whiteRAsh will not stick,
however layishly it may be put on.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25
Az AUDIENCE STARTLED.
Hitr Sibyl JOhnstone'S Display OI
Her Eigmres al a Vow YOrK EnnstIre.

WISE Sibyl JOhnStOne's Display OF
Her EisnTeslt q Now YORK TnoaIre.
NKw York, sept. l7.-Tne assumption
by Miss sibyl JohDstone, at the STANDARD
Theatre to night, OF the role Of 'Iza, in
'Ths Clemenoeau Oase,n that was Taper
sone'td disastronsly on Monday a,xht BY
Miss Pearl EytinRa, resultsd 10 enc Of the
most startlingly daring exhibitions o. the
female form thst theatre. gcers have OBJ
served upon tho city stage in many years.
This aupri ing display OF physique came
inths studio scene in the third act. whe.s
Miss Johnstone impersunates The model.
the actress appeared in the cent.s Of the
stage in pink tights and q pink iersey.
she wore M waist stays, and both the
tights and jersey fitted snugly to her
figuro. The spectacle tooG tho onlookars
completely by surprise ami they fairly
held their breath for an instant when the
actress appeared upon the scene.
Even wilton L4oksye, who played the
husband, appeared to Do surprised. ok,
aotly what artistic purpose Miss Johu-
stones remarkable costume served was
not clear to anybody in tn. audit rium
of the theatre. Its ffsct was ins,Nn.
taneOus.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25
PSORIASIS 20 YEARS.
Body nn-s Of DIssnSc. suffering FYlr-
1ui. All Thought IIn ltinst Die.
Cured in six Weeks by
CnticHra lieut.

have hcen afflicted tor twenty years with
IN rh-itnhtc skin disease alcd hy some VI.
~ 'sorianiH, and . hers leprUsy, commence
ing IN acnlp; u Il IN spite ~ AT cOu d do,
win the l"lp " tho mos. skilfGl doctors, il
HluWl nut surely trudOd, until II year ago
ms winter II covered my entire person IN The
form q dry scaleH For Tie last three years |
have been unable % do my lap r, ana suffer-
Ing Intensely M Tho time Every morIin Gre
culId ha nearly Il dustpanlul Of srnle- taken
from HE sheet on my bed, some Oi them half
as large rs tho envelope containing this letter.
In he Inter tart Ot winter my skin com
mrncCd erdel,ine open. ! trl Il everything. al
lief 2 he iHth of June ] started West, in hopes
| could roach tie not Springs. | reached
Detroit and wns SO low thought should have
To- ~ 20 the hospital but finally got ag far rs
Lansing, Mich where ! had q sister living.
tnu ltr. trealed mo about two weeks, hut
did me no good. All thought hud but u short
limo 70 live. earnestly prayed tUdie. Cracked
thorough the s;in all over my buck, across my
rillA, arms, hands, Limbs; foot badly swollen;
tpr-uuls came uit: nnEeI-nuis dead. and hard
ns q bone: hair dead, ny aud lifoloss "a Old
straw. o my oh how d Il suffer My sster
Mr., T.. II. Davis. had II small part OF a box of
tuTCURA In tho house. She would I give IN;
snld, ave VIII try CuTfCURAn some was an.
Piled on ono hand and arm. Eureka lhOre,
was relief; stopped tho terrible burning soIisa-
ton from the word gO They Immediately got
tho CCrlCURA, ttglcURA REsulvEST aud SOAR.
commenced by taking onp tablespoonful of
REsOLyENT tnrec times dny, after meals; Lad
bnth oncon day, water about blood heat: used
CCTiCuRA SOAR treU y; applied CrriGuRA morn
IN just six wcek- from the time left, and my
skin as smooth AZ this sheet of paper.
lilk M Il. CARPENTER,
Henderson, jefferson Co., n. Y.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25
sMOR sLESs PUrDBR.
IT'S Adoption Would NrcrssItate
New Ehrtics OF Wartara

Rts Adoption Would NrcrssItaTe
New Thrtics 0i WarIare.
WIEN, Sept 1.-THE new smokeless
powder has become very unpopular with
the army since its use az the recent mill
tsry mar &c lvres in hungary. Il generally
adopted for warfare, ii would necvs.itete
extensive changes in the tactics OF war.
There were n baitalions OF infantry, SO
squhdrons of cavalry aud l36 pieces of
artillery Engaged in heavy GriER for four
hours during the marmuvraR. rha oom-
manding officers were unable to judzs of
the position and strength of the oppos.
ing forces by the density OF the smoke as
they Gan when the old p0wd is used
and It took very long time to & ( the
positions OF the lisiap batteries, ana the
opposing infantry under cover c9ald not
DO discovered al ell,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

NEW ioRE, Sept. l7-SergeaHt Dunn,
Of the oigosi service, said this afternoon;
IAis ~ ot4ly tie eighth day OF rain and
Last S9pteiuesF we had ~ successive da 10
CT 1t beginning vita the lGth. But four
sud has incres = rain have fallen from
noon yessariag IN he Same hour 10 day,
which - tie br.yiee. tall during my mas
rg mtnt OF a. a oiiiee, and dJabt IL the
records saew Epy hing worse for thst
same lenG.l Of liela.n
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

traders" by the Republicans to their op-
ponent-, is simply trick, % when the
thief cries "S,oj thie;l" 10 distract at
tentior fram the main issue, snd induce
pol. le to be contr Had in their political
sotion BY preju!ics rather than by rea.
SOM am yours most respectfully.
DAVID A. WELLS.
NORWICH, Conn, September 6th, 1890.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25
a gEARlnLs MtxsAnnr.
Sphnish eiuard Attacked, Ovcrp0tv-
cred and SIausi,rrrcn,

NAIN aeAsNA hAAfFfus
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Sept $50. l..
Ovens, a merchant of Manila, arrived
here yesterday on the atahmer Ga lio
he says terrible massacre occurred on
August 10th in he town OF Ponnpe 10 The
Caroline Islands. The Spanish soldiers
were building fortress on thu side of
town and let III the Fort number OF
rifles. AUGUST 9th The natives over.
powered thu guard. seizsh the guns and
attacked the towu. rhirty-twO Spaniards
were killed. Several Spanish men or
war were sent from Manilla 10 qusll the
disturbance
The American bark Pavoy wal Loaf six
weeks ago between Mani la aud Glai.o.
The crew were saved
A financial crisis is reported n. Manille.
The hemp md sugar markets, the two
principal industries Of the Philippine
Islands, are in damor8lizsd condition.
Bat little hemp and sugar have basu OK
ported to tbs United States this year,
owing to tho hemp tras and beet sugar
industry here.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

INpIASAPolls, IND Sept. lS.-Mis3
Maggie Mitchell, ltdy WIN lives On her
fern pear here, VAS ftu- murdered in
her barn yesterday. The f3or wa7 GRIN.
sonsd with tho blood Of tes inrGenaivs
lady, blooay pitch FORK Souud on the
n2Dr showed inst she had attempted 10
save her lifo ana whoever tho murd srsr
is, he carries wound. no robbie was
committed and mach myato-y surraunds
the rGDir.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25
THE KEYSTONE o. o. r.
By aom,s IFolrose, Jr.

Long may we lead, ns we so long have led,
Ihe Grand Old Party IN the grand old way:
Long may tho glorious Keystone state dis
play
The fond devotion that our iOemen dread.
virtue htl Liberty, II seems, are dead,
And Independence too, has gone To stay;
u at now devices bStter serve to-day;
Our motto Is lfg-lron aud Pig Head.
We need no shams TO keep our friends In line
Here IN this commonwealth at this lat1
date;
We shut one eye and conquer in that sign.
Why waste our wits aud Patience in debate
where any mouthing thcOrist could shine9
there's work u do, n thiet TO undlcate.
CkUM Lynne, PA.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25
The ..lseciprocily,, trick.

Chlcngo Times.
Free sugar, which was to be made the
subject of great Republican boasting be.
tore brcolio audiences, must 20. But
how II would never do to pitch it ont
of the bill Ii Don thc ground that the def
icit was in sight. SRoh on open oontes-
sion of extravaganza would be fatal
Then Mr.. Blaine appeared upon the
sceue with his reciprocity Joker. "Too
late !" shouted the entire Mckinley pac
in chorus. No, not too la!s. Mr.
Blaine's appearance was most opportuae.
How to save the sugar tx was the prob.
lena. "Hers you have it, said Mr.
Blaine, with a double bRrrele1 wink q.
&r. A!drich and Mr.. Voorhees,. ''Jnst
tell the d4ar peopl, you are holding on
the sugsr tax SO as TO have something 10
swop with the Cuhans and Br zilians for
favors to American flour and pork. That
will catsh the farmers nicely and console
them fos restoration OF the tax on
sugar, and aside to Mr.. Alirich, with
sinsl5.barseled wink that will save the
revenue OF which you know we are going
TO be sorely in nsed when your money
spending schemes mAteriaiize.n Thst is
Just the sizs Of the reciprocity scheme.
Bear it in mind, gentle tex payer, through
all the eloquent reciprocity discour5es
you Will presently hear.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

LoEDoN, Seps. lS.--Ths CAs0aio!e's
Vienna correspondent ssys that tho pros.
rect arising from the passage of the Mo-
klaley tariff bill combined with the fall
in gold haq lowered Che price of mother
Of pea,l 10 per cont. Tho mother OF. pearl
manufacturers hive clo,ed their fsctories
in order to avoid working at loss and
10000 pergor5 are threwn out Of employ
mont
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

z. LOUIS, Sept. 1.-THE raqoluti a
retus,ug to Admit saloon tespern tie
orter PACED last yaGr hy Tho Grand
Lld2e Of Odd FelloEa OF the a.a.Q Of
tI!esou.i, has beer reversed BY tue
so7orsien Grand lodge, now in session
"a lopsaa. Ib5 order vas MEust split
il two ~ tha Iilnor qlnstigu in t4is state
an the v!ettgf Of tho s4loon. keep.r3 il a
saGrco OF chGerin to tho m ajority. Tho
Sovereign L1ign hsi3 that The aoiion Of
tn Missouri Grand L1igo Waa aaconBti-
tulional
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25
= vnvnl NF.lcer,. sn,clnn.

San FRANCISCO, Sapt. 1S.--NewI Just
received from Yokohoml per steamer
Gaelic, statsa that Lieutenant q. nj. Tur.
nsr, the second officer of marines of the
U. 3. y. Omaha, committed suicide Au-
gust Slst. He hal boon in III health for
come time, ard finally shot himself
Through this head with a riAs. Ho leaves
wife and two aonH.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

LoND7N, sept. 18.-TAs merchants Of
Belfast are mahing every endasynr 20
place az much linen ca possible in tia
United States before the Mckinley Psr Il
bin goes into effect. The White star
Iliue steamer Majestic, which sales from
Liverpool! t9r New FORK yesterday, has
one OF tbs largest csr2ODs OF liusa ever
known to have been sbiqpei. Many
shiPpers GIo unable to s-cure freight
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

RFEuIN, Sept. 1S-'Phe men employed
IN tho faoiaries in which smokaless pow
ueF Is mAau'ae.uTed have been provided
With ru5ber maaks to protect th en- from
the fumes thrown OF by the ci.mieals
entering into the tonpo7i.ion Of the
powder. Herstoiore tine men haze suf-
fered greatly from this cAuse.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

AUGUSTA, ME., Sept. 1s.-cfti,ial re-
turns Of tie vote for governor are as fol-
lows: BurleiRb. 81 1885, Thompson, A.
259; Clark, ,949; scattering, 1885, total,
li3 $685. Barleigh's plurality, 1890
There has been no chInge in tho list of
senators as published. The roxt house
VIII stand ITO Republicans to Al Demo-
Gratis.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

LONDON Sept. lS.-It ia announced
that General Bcuiergor will publish a
full expiration Of the exsct rotation
that have existed between kimealf and
tine Royaliit party ms we'll as Lis oonnec-
ton win his own nihersnts.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

These, it will be seen, ave merely tho
millionaires. The wealthy men whese
capital falls little short OF tho million
are not Represented. Now, who are these
men? With three, or possibly four, ex-
captions, they are known only as miiilon-
aires. They represent only money. They
hava nothing else to recommend them
neishor sta;eImanship or q cu.ive ability
nor the arts Of persuasion. Their voices
are rarely raised in debate, they have
fethered no important measures aud their
very seats Cf!en vacant. They have lot
even any popular following. Their prss.
ence In the Senate is against the ooun-
fry'a interest and against the wishes OF
the people. 1t is time the system which
tolerates them should be changed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25
SENATORIAL LORDS.
Figures That kkcprcscnt the Wes
of Some OF Our S,l.caltca STA

Figures That Represent the Wealth
of Some OF Onr SO-caIicd States
Istcu
Tho United States Senate has boeome q
sort OF American house of lords, whose
members hold themselves aloof from tho
masses, have no reciprocal sympathy
with their constituents, and constitute an
aristoorAcy of wealth that is dangerous to
Republican institutions. Rich men barter
pelf for place as thsy did in the deca-
dence OF the Roman empire. legislature
arc corrupted; the people are iDisrepre-
sented. A list OF the millionaires ia the
Senate, recently compiled, presents the
following figures:
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

BcsToN, Sept. 1.-THE 1. Ii. galter
siik Company. So Bedford street, hua
assiRred to a. O. Marden OF Boston, and
W. W. Coolidge OF SGlam. Liabilities
eatimated ut from 59OOOO TO S2j, 900.
Tie trouble is due to complications
GriaiGg from the liter Lowell failure,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

CrTicURA REMEDIES are sold everywhere
Price. CuTlouRA, the great Skln Cure, Soc;
Cu1lcuRA 5uAt, an exquisite skin Further and
Beautiter, 2hi.. IGrlClRA REsULv ESI, the new
Blood Purifier, 81. Potter DRUG AND CHEMICAL
CORPORATION, Buston.
GS-Send for" How to Cure skin Dsensesn g.
pages, 80 illustrations, anu 100 testimonials.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

LINCOLN, NED sept. IS. --Congga3sman
q. W. 10. Dorsey OF Gremont was mont
mated for Congress By the Raputlioana Of
tue third Nebraska district at Columbus
yesterday. There was little opposition.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

BERLIN, sept. 49, --Cyphus fayGr and
dysentsty prevail 70 an alarming extent
In East Prussia and Upper 5ilesia, There
ia oeen many deaths caused by the
diseases, --
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

BERLIN, Sept. 18.-The statement of
tina Imperial Bank Of Germany shows e
decrease in specie Of 7, lao, 0Ol marks.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-09-25

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