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DIED.


ALIEN. A her Residence, No. els street. hO-
Selnoer 2, lss,l II 40 IN, Mrs. LLrIrIA AI-LIS.
Funeral strictly private.
CRAWFORD. On November 4. 1891. at IL O'Clock
GRASr s bsi Sss ,na s-iI,S i5sss S3sa
rison Crawford In the twenty year OF his age
May his soul rest in peace.
sj Tenth street nsrfn~asi st,ndaS az. oeat -.
Relatives ana irienus invited to attend.
DlchERsoS On wednssssday. November 4, Issl.
AGED iorty-tve Years.
Gone but not forgotten.
Lake flowers Of bright sprine.
Borne to Der home in heaven
On angels snowy wiIsss
Funeral from her daughters residence 1922 D.i.-
avenue southwest. on Friday at 9 o'clock Ils-
lAiexandris PAPERS please copy
DUEOUR At Hyattsyile, Md, November q lsqI
OLIVER DUFoUk, in the seventy third year OF IL
Church fourteenth and corcorun streets W..
OF sunday sit.rnoon at 2 30 o'elock hestyes ana
present.
HUNT. On Tuesday November 3, 1891. ARCHIE
Funeral IRON ssj School street southwest a,
O'clock ?. m. Friday. November q.
1905 eioet. p3fRiSs n HHs isyt J. issi' a
kestives and friends are respectfully invited 70
northeast Friday Afternoon at ; oe,ock- lBAltnors
KEANE, beloved lasisni q MARI kesne. native u
New Castle West. County Limerick. Ireland. ass>
May his soul rest In pesce.
Funeral from his late rssdenee. No: a. stree,
Church.
MAIoNEY; On "Wednesday, November L. 1851 q
5:l3 o'e,oek. STEVEN MALoSEY. IN the siaty-fDurtk
yearaf his age.
funeralsf ridAy. November O. at $40 O'Clock from.
the residence OF his In-law. Vim. H. Pitts No 1u
Maryland avenue Northeast from there 10 M Jo-eph
Church where mass viii be said Tor the repose
soul Relatives end friends respectfully Invited "
attend.
MAssINo. Departed this life on "Wednesday. No
velnber q. 1881. at d Am, THERESA, tue beloved
daughter of Angelo and Catharina Massino, IN -
n,neteenth yesr.
May our darling rest In peace.
Funeral saturday, November 2. at 8 q m from her
parents residence. No. xt5 Pennsylxsni. avenue
northwest from thence TO st. Marys Church. where
mass will BE said. Friends and relatives respert<
SMITH. On Thursday. November 6, 1891, at 8
m. fAIhlCk n. beloved husband Of RnnA y.
ana son OF the late stuart and Johanna Smith.
Eternal rest grant unto his poor soul and al the
souls Of the faithful departed"
- Funeral on sunday. November 8. at 2 20 D m from
cSur sfsen'h street southeast thence 70 b. fstss
, SULLIVAN. On November L. 1901. MA MARY
PULLMAN. notnef of Thomas ). sullivan Of tho
puresu OF engraving and printing. sesd ssveutya az
Funeral on SATURDAY. the 7th instant. ct O'Clock
. M from No. sl5 Third street northwest Requiem
mass sf St fatricks Church az ESQ e
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The kentucky Racing Association.

LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. 5.-The time-honored
Kentucky association has at last succumbed to
the weight Of debt it has been carrying since
last spring and has decided to make an assign
ment A number of the members said they
will organize q new association and continue
racing here next spring.
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ELECTIONS
The Latest Returns From Iowa and
Ohio.
KANSAS R0UE THE PEOPLES PARTY,
Troops Sent to Cork to Keep
Order.
BRAZIL'S NEW REVOLUTION.
KANSAS R0UTS THE PEOPLES PARTY.
BRAZIL'S NEW REVOLUTION.
BOIEs' PLURALITY OVER 1000.

II 10 Estimated That the Republicans ConArol
the Legislature.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-The 1'i6uaes Des Moines
correspondent gives the following summary Of
the composition Of tho Legislature:
Housc-Republican members. "a; democratic.
"A; peoples party, l; in doubt. 1.
Senats-Republican members, "a; democratic
members, %; union labor member, /.
Republican majority in house, 8; opposition
majority in senate, /; republican majority on
joint ballot 2. II is possible that later returns
may reduce the republican majority in the
house to 4, but II is not believed it will 20
lower than that
Boies' plurality is given as 7,026.
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MAJ. kANsDEII, the marshal of the District:
capt Cole, the district attorney. and CoI.
Scott, pardon clerk Of the Department Of Jus
tice, called at the White House this morning
ana bad an interview with the President liz re-
gard 70 some routine matters connected Nth
their various Offices
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HoLYoKE, MASS, Nov. SAN autopsy which
has been held on the body OF Mrs.
W. W. Holmes, who was found buried in the
cellar of her Plainville home Tuesday, reveals
the fact that the woman was buried alive Sand
was found in her lungs, which she had evidently
swallowed while struggling with her drunken
husband while he was in the act of burying
her. Holmes has said nothing as yet to i'm
plicate himself in the crime
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LATEST FROM OHIO.

McKinley's Plurality Estimated to Be Over
10000.
COLUMBUS, ONO, Nov. 5.-Lster returns show
McKinley's plurality to be over 10000 and the
jority on joint ballot.
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Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
ROCKVILLE, Nd. Nov. "a young white
man named Robert Bailey of Montrose, this
county, was run over by a train last night aud
Metropolitan branch, Baltimore and Ohio rail-
sosd, near Garrett Park.
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A New Representative from Hawaii,

Br. Mott Smith. who WAS sent 70 the Uufted
States to represent the government Of Hawaii
during the illness Of Minister Carter. IL nj the
Arlington. He arrived just in time to attend
the funeral of Minister Carter. He will prob
ably be fully accredited successor TO Mr.
Carter.
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ROUTED, HORSE AND FOOT.
Crushing Defeat OF the Peoples Party /,
Kansas.

Kansas.
TOPEKA, KAN, Nov. 5-Returns from 80 of
the LOG counties in this state show the defeat of
the peoples party ticket in seventy-five coun-
ties. In the two judicial districts in which
elections were held seven republicans.
two democrats and one alliance man were
elected There were combinations between the
democrats and republicans in three judicial
districts, all of which were successful. Jerry
Simpson was the only alliance Congressman
who succeeded in putting his county ticket
through. The republicans and democrats are
congratnlating each other, and the old-time re-
publicans predict that the campaign OF 1892
will be between the old parties.
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Nc NEWS FROM CHnE--The State Depart
m ent has received no news from Chile and it
cannot confirm the cable dispasch announcing
the election of Senior Montt TO she presidency
OF that country.
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social Eveut at Nevport,

NEWPORT. R l., Nov. 6.-Phs final social
event Of the season was the marriage this noon
Of Elisha Dyer Of New York TO Mrs. Sidney
Turner Swan Of Baltimore. The wedding was
formed sss csr,nony. Tis couple VII reside
in New York.
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Opened TO HOMESTEAD SETTLEMENT
Secretary of the Interior has issued an order
opening to entry under the homestead Law the
surplus LANDS Of the diminished Fort Assi5,ui-
bolne military reservation in Montana agkre-
eating ca 200 acres
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THE COURTS.

SorRT II GESrRAL TrRN-- Cassf Justice Bi~c-
ham dEa Judges Cor end Jdrses
Today-Stenart Egt. Washington Beneficial
Endowment Association; argued and submit
ted Andrews agt same; do
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a eco, 600 Fir. in Pittsburr.

PrrTsBURG, Pa, Nov. 5.-Godfrey Clarke's
paper warehouse. Walker q Sons paper box
factory and Meyer Arnold 4 Co.'S furniture
store, Nos s28 and $50 Liberty avenue, were
burned and watersoaked last night, causing a
loss of about $50. 600; fully insured
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MARY HoasrMAx, employed As . servant In
the family Of George r. Cunningham. sI7 G
street southeast, was sent to the grand jury by
Judge Miller today for the larceny Of ems on
October Is
TIE Court in General Term today appointed
MT. J. T. Herrell one Of the commissionerp 10
select names for the jury boz in place Of b q.
Warner, resigned.
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MRS. w1NsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
OF MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH.
ING. with pEKFECT SUCCESS. 1t sOOTHES the
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS. AIL,AYS all PAIN.
CURES WIND collie. and is the best remedy for
DlARRHEA. Sold by Druggists in every part OF the
world. Be sure and ask for MIS- Winslows Soothing
Syrup" and take no other kind. 70 cents bottle.
d15-1y
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Range OF the Thermometer.

The following were the readings at the oflsce
OF the weather bureau today: sam, 81; 2 p.a..
80; maximum, IS; minimum 49,
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WooDwAnD & LorHaop.
10TH. nth AND r sTS n. ".
RExA1xpEn SALE
TOMORROW.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER G.

NOT AN ACCIDENTAL CIRCUMSTANCE.
but q necessity. why a necessity! Because. in
order TO keep the stocks clean and free from
''short lengths" broken Sizes" odd and
small lots. +" ''soiied and mussed" goods, &C.,
are compelled to devote day exclusively to
the sale OF such goods. Friday of each week
We take everything Of a remnant character. at
tach low. reduced price to il and sell it. These
sales vary in importance, Of course-sometimes
they are more Important than at oth-rs-at all
times they are money ecoron,izers for you.
Particular attention is called to the
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omciai Returns Indicate . Republican Ma.
5ority.
ALBASr, N. T., Nov. 5.-Oficiai retu rms thus
far received would indicate a tie in the as
sembiy and republican majority Of four in
the senate.
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N Ns I'M ZEE sRF TIT zzz ssss
HIN En- ii h / IL sssss
EERfR F. SSssssS g g y y 4 /
I ZEE MINI go w ~ ~ LII
ssss a / ZEE
ssSS ILL ZEE

Ths time IN which to close out our
present stock prior to removal across
the way Is growing short. We hope to
be over on the ether side In scoupie Of
weeks. We have an almost herculean
task before Us An immense quantity Of
goods must be disposed OF prior to NOV
ing time. II IS practically cutting ''cut
prices" 10 reducs this stock. As you are
sware we ware the originstors Of low
prices for Drugs and Druggists SUM-
dries-and no lower prices than ours
have ever or ever will prevail.
An interesting feature o. this removal
saIe 10 the Fancy Cut Glass Bottles at
reduced pFsces. This offers an excellent
opportunity to managers Of fairs,
kirmes. &c, 20 secure these Fancy Bot
ties IN quantities. 1t L special Discount
- we bought a nov stock Of bottles for
the Few store.
We offer the balane. o: our stock Of
Imported Tooth Brushes. which have
been selling 80 well at 25c. and fo-
which We have become noted. at the re-
duced price Of 2oc. each.
Aspecial discount Of 20 per cent will
DO allowed on cur elegant line of I'm
ported Bu0als Horn Combs, than
wEich there sre none Better.
We are also allowing a special dis
count Of 81 Per cent on Nail Files. Nail
Brushes. Chamois. Sponses and many
other fancy articles.
We cannot close this announcement
without again referring to that sweetest
and most delixhttul sachet Powder
True Violet orris. 1t is virtually a con-
densation of the odor Of the natural
vio.ets- Ladies' who have used IL speak
OF II in glowing terms. &c. yer large
envelope full.
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VI ANNIE m

SHILLlNGTON-ACkER On "Wednesday No.
veInber =, ISL. the hurst Presbyterian Chilr,h m
tins city. by the bev. Dr. Sunderland JOslla
BURLINGTON 10 MANY NJ. ACkER
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Stock n,

New York Stock Market.
The following ile OPENING ard closing rrtr,. If
the New York stock Market a. r.por..i t.. sr,e.,ni
wire 10 IOtsOu and Marartiey, l4ls street
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Eek. dividend.
Baltimore Markets,

\
BALTIMORE, Nov. 5-Flour steady, unchanged
receipts, 5,9is barrels: shipments ~ ss4 barrels;
sales 40 barrels. Wheat sfrong-No. red, spot
l.oSalo4A; November, lOlaloi4; December.
lO5s& alO5's: January, LOS al.Osk; May Ll2asa
llz14: steamer, No. 2 red, Los 0ss-receipis,
1850 bushels; shipments, 1900 bushels stock.
1+53,sS6 bushels; sales, 100000 bushels. southern
wheat 1rmer-Fultz, l0oaloj; Longberry, l.O2a
LOB Corn strong-mixed, spot, G5 year, 81 "a
5ia1: January, aAa ass; February, 54,a5I n:
March, 5i-receipts l0,160 bushels; stock. 54.629
bushels; sales, 100000 bushels. Southern corn
steady-white, 4sa56; yellow, 50a55. Oats fairly
active - No. white western. 3ska3sk; No. 2
stock, l36,4as bushels Rye quiet and steady-NoL
:. l.oo-receipts, s7s bushels: shipments 1850
bushels; stock, lso.509 bushels. Hay quiet aud
steady-good to choice timothy, 130Oal4.O0. Grain
freighis active and strong-steamer TO Liverpool,
per bushel, 6kd; Cork for orders, per quarter,
4s.9d.: -four per ton In sacks, rs cents per 100
pounds Cotton dull-middling, 81. Provisions
IS; do. fair 10 choice, 26a2. do. imitation, 2sa25;
ladle, fancy, 22a23: do. good to choice, Isaac;
rolls, fine, %; do. fair 10 good, Isaac; store
packed, i4als. Eggs steady-sA Coffee firm
Rio cargoes, fair IL; No. J. l3k. Sugar steady,
unchanged. Copper nominal. unchanged. Whisky
nrln, unchanged. Peanuts, unchanged.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 8. - Baltimore and Ohio
western second incomes, 2sas2; do. third incomes,
10 asked; Consolidated gas bonds, ll2H bid; do.
stocks. 45,sa46
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Nov. .(closng).-wheat-Decem-
Der, 95x; May, 1.o2. Corn - November, sys..
May, a. Oafs-November, 5lL; December, Uh
Pork-December, Sss; January, 1Ls1. Iard-De-
cember, GIG; January, 625; May, 655. Ribs-De-
cember, acs,s; January, s.sa; May, s.o7.
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SAKs AND CoxrAsy.
Leaders Ia EsrwsS, ..s.
II STREET.

M KEIS KENETHYS GALLERY. Aus AND iii
1a. Pa. ave- Artistic nns Portraits Personal q
tention. Larxe studio for groups. Low prices Al.
ways ready TO take your Picture n ssl7-3
I AIDES TAKE ANGOsTuRA BITTEss 0ENER-
mp DR. sIEGEKT : sons. Sole mxnuSsctrtssS.
At al druggists.
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C.oUpr SovsDs

At night from bsby's crib disrscsins 10 psrsnts
who at loss for medicine equal 70 the emergency.
Not 70 with those who have Ayers CHRRnY
PICTORIAL IN the houss. dose Of this usdicins
affords certain and speedy relief, To cure colds.
coughs sore throat. asthma. bronchitis hoarseness
and the various disorders Of the brssthns apparatus
Ayers Cherry Pectoral has no equal II soothes the
nnamed tissue, promotes expscsor.tion and induces
CALL FOR Fl
repose. Capt. o. Carley. Brooklyn. II. writes
II have used Ayers Cherry Pectoral in my family for
thirty years and have always found 1t the best remedy
for Group. TO which complaint my children wsrs
subject"
II use Ayers Cherry Pectorai IN my practice and
pronounce It to be unequaled a. remedy for colds
and couxhs."-J. G. Gordon. N. D.. Carroll Co..
Virginia.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
Prepared by DR.. J. C. Aver L Co.. Lowell. Mass.
Sold by all Druggists. Price. q; six bottles. s5i
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Chicago Markets.

TnxAsuRY BALAxcE--The declared Treasury
balance today is 81, 275 22s, Of which els, ooo-
600 is in national bank repositories. Solar this
month more than q, 000, 900 have been paid
out on account Of pensions.
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ROBINSON. PARKER & Co.'S Tale
rTrrHE BEST MAck1NTosHEs
+ oBTA1SABLE ARE TO BE
FOUND HERE. ENGLISH MAcKIN-
TosHEs IMPORTED SPECIALLY
FOR Us. AND LARGE VARIETY
OF THE BEST AMERICAN MAKES
AT POPULAR PRICES
rTTrHE PARENTS WHO HAVE
! BOYS TO CIorHE HAVE
FOUND OUT THAT THEY CAN BGz
BOYS AND cH1LDREN's CLOTHING
TO BETTER ADVANTAGE OF Us
As We HAyR THE LARGEST
STOCK OF THE NEWEST
STYLES. FINEST QUALITIES AND
MOST ARTISTIC JUVENILE GAR.
MENTs. AND SELL THEM AT THE
LOWEST PRICEa
ITrTHE STOCK OF cHILDRENs
i KILT. zouAvE AND VELVET
SUITS ARE SPECIALLY INTEREST
ING TO PARENTS WITH SMALL
CHILDREN. MANY OF THEM ARE
OF EUROPEAN MAKE. OUR OWN
INFORMATION. SEE THEM
ROBINSON. PAaxra & Co..
TIE LARGEST Exclusive CLo1u1so
House. TX AMERICA
1900, 12O2& 12O4FSr NV.
Il. NJ. T."
Pn1xcx.
ForoenArrR.
Con. lin & Pa AVE. ,sa-sn
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UpHorsrEnY DEPARTMENT.

In which will hold tue mos. important sale
Of our experience. FOR SIX WEEKS our enor-
nous business in this department has COM
pellsfus to neglect Remnants" With the
Increased help just added we've been enabled
to collect together all the Remnants" odds
and Ends" Short Lengths. &c. and will offer
them tomorrow at such low pricea as will war
rant the dis, csal Of . sir tceeks' collection in
one day.
It includes single and soiled pairs Of Silk.
Lace and Chenille Curtains. short lengths Of
Dotted Swiss. Tamboured Muslin, Swiss Lace.
Madras. Cretoupe. Colored Canton Flannel.
Tapestry. China Silk, &c. all at the io,cest
Remnant Prices ee'pe erer named.
--AISO----
500 NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAIN ENDS,
or manuttteturers' sam ptss. which we've divided
each. and 800 st SOC. each.
Also
A large lot OF 1IANUfACrURERS'S SAMPLES
Of Cotton. Wool and silh Furniture COVERINGS.
s s1 70 ai % FlR Z hsMSaMf VI prices from
Sal Sal, begins sa A., :, s'eI si,
MKN's FunSrsHINa DEPARTMENT.
BROKEN LOTS AND SIZES.
Mems Fancy Vests. Black with White fg-
ures Sizes 30 and ~. Reduced IRON $3.50 to
81 pairs Mems Colored Cotton Half Hosc
Sizes 8, 81, 10 and l0h Reduced IIom 2oc.
SUIT FuIi Fa.hioued Regular Made White
Wool Underwear. SHIRTS 81 and Drawers ~.
Reduced from "a to "a.
. Suits Full Fashioned Regular Made Black
BalDriggan Underwear with White stripes.
SHIRTS 30 Drawers j. Reduced from g. to 81
garment
tFlrst floor, FIRST anne1)
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
ODD SIZES.
Black Chsviot Refer, double breasted.
Size So. Reduced from S6 S:p
i Tan Cheviot Refer. with square notched
lar. size "a. Reduced irom l.. 80 to 81 ID.
. = Fau-wei.ht Black Chevot Blazers. Size
j. only. Reduced from ~ ~ to So.
j Zine Imported Black BroHdcioth Long Gar
nlent-handsomely braided collar and sleeves
$50
Elmo Imported Navy Biue Killarney Cloak,
with pointed yoke cure lined all through with
all SIX surah. Size 80. Reduced from $50 to
so
Cloth Surface Mackintoshes, peasant style.
Sizes % AMI ~ Reduced from ~ to - each.
l SIX and Wooi Old Ruso striped English
M&ckatosh. Size oS. Reduced from $IS to
$40.
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MANI

MANI
-
life has been lost because Of the taste Of cod vor oil
If SCOTS EMULSION did nothing more than
take that taste away It would save the lives Of some.
at least Of those that put on too long the means
covery. ..
It does more 1t half dsested already. II slips
through the stomach by stealth. It goes to make
strength when cod liver oil would be burden.
SCOTT BOVINE, Chauaists. 1a2 South 5th
avenue, Now York.
Your druggist keeps SCOTS EMULSION of Cod
Liver Otl-all druggists every where do. nos
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LAsssuaeH & Bno.
OUR WARM SKIRTS.
OUR SKIRTS are all full length and width; have
yoke band and arc finished perfectly.
OUR SILK SKIRTS are creations o. beauty and per-
feet ct and finish.
EACH SKIRT is guaranteed to you to wear VOL and
to at you well.
COMPETENT sALEsPEopLE will advise you. and
we will be responsible
for their representa-
&c. taking It all in sl ours IL the place for you
lect.
EMBROIDERED FLANNEL SKIRTS. e2.
ease. &c rs. O.. %. o.. so and up.
STRIPED FRENCH FLANNEL SKIRTS.
coiors: Cardinal and Black. Cardinal and Navy
Bius Old Gold aud Black. Pink ard Cream. Price.
81 ".
Kni. Skirts in all coiors and lengths. Prices. q.
81 20. 81. -. 81 rs. d rs aud no TO "a.
OUR MUSLIN UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT
Chock Full Of Coed vaiues.
". still have on hand some Of our - and SOC. I'm
ervear the quality and ct o. which IL Is bard to beat
SHORT FLANNEL SKIRTS. mad. with yol.
band, broad hem
And three one
inch tucks above.
stitched with silk
for 81. Is: worth
g.
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MANY PERsoss
Ais broken down from overwork or household cares.
BROWNS IRON BITTEkS
Rebuilds the system. aids digestion. removes
OF bile and cures malaria. Get the zen uine. z
IF YOU ONCE TRY GATHERS LITTLE LIVER
Pills for sick headache, bi1iousness constipation
you will never be without them. They are purely
vegetable, small and easy take. Don't forget this
OcSI
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No other house DOES-EvER DID-or EVER WILL
sell such STERLING VALUES ut such Low
PRICES as WE quote.
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GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
IL odd pairs ladies' C-button-length Nous
quetaire b ack Suede Gloves. sizes 81 and6h
Reduced from 81 to 15c. a pair.
opairs ladies' 5-button Real Kid Gloves in
Tan and Gray Sizes Oh nd & slightly dam
Hirst foor, 18th st. building
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Prepared by Dr.. J. C. Aver L Co.. Lowell. Mass.
Sold by all Druggists Price, q; six bottles. s5i
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-10
THE GERRYMANDER

And IFS Application in Choosing Presi-
dental Electors-The Michigan Plan De-
nounced as n National Danser-A Com
mission and II Constitutional Amend
ment.
The method of appointment by the States
of electors of President and Vice President
has recently attracted renewed interest. by
reason of departure by the State of Mich
igan from the method which had become
uniform in all the States.
Prior TO 1882 various methods had been
used by the different States, and even by
the same State. In some the choice was
made by the Legislature. The electors
were chosen by districts, but more gener-
ally by the voters of the whole Sta te upon q
general ticket.
The movement toward the adoption of
the lastnamed method had an early begin.
ming and went steadily Oh among the States
until in 1882, when there remained but a
single State-South Carolina-that had not
adopted ii. That State. until the Civil War,
continued to choose its electors bv n vote
OF the Legislature, but after the war
changed its method and conformed to the
practlce OF the other States. For nearly so
years all the States, save one, have appointed
their electors by a-popular vote upon gen.
eral ticket, and for nearly 81 years this
method was universal.
A Uniformity of Method Until Now
After full test of other methods, without
important division OF dissent in any State
and without any purpose of party advant-
age, as we must believe, but solely unon the
considerations that uniformity was desira.
Bile and that a general election in territorial