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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-06-04
ssThe Dress Rehearsal"

The cast of characters of the DRESS
Rehearsal" Friday, June 9Th, is as
follows:
Miss JOnes-preceptresSO OF SchOol-MlsS
Florence Poole.
Mdlle. Epinard-French Governess =
Miss Pauline Wilmer.
Amy Tibbs-a afterwards Cinderella
Miss Vida Shaw.
Clara Wilkins-afterwa the Prince
Miss Jessie Clement.
Sarah Ann-greedy girl-Miss Elise
Moss.
Sophonisba Spivins-rOmantic girl
Miss Marie Wallace.
Martha Higgins and Garry Jackson
spiteful sisters--M Misses Lille Brink
man and Agnes DalZiel.
Mrs. Jarvey-teacher of elocution-
Miss Madge Smith.
Miss Prudence Pinchbeck-a visitor
| Miss Bessie Chamberlain.
Rose ings-afterwards Fairy God
mother-Mrs. LightfoOt.
Humpie-M Rhoda Allen.
Usher-Miss Kittie Butler.
Pupils Misses May Meek, Bernice
Benedict, Arsula Benedict.
Pianist-Miss Jettie Mcbride.
! Reserve your seats at G. H. Hulme's.
Admission, Is and 25 cents.
Sunday evening Sheriff Wilson re-
turned from Seattle, Washington, with
.. B. Wilson in charge. The prisoner
had made no effort to disguise himself
and came back without giving the
sheriff any trouble. He was suffering
great deal from loss of sleep. One
charge of forgery and embezzelment
stands against him in the J. P. court
on which he will have hearing or
June %. In the district court he is
charged with forgery, but he has mo-
yet been arraigned on the information
filed there. He now lies in Jail, hav
.. ing so far failed to give bonds aggre
eating $4,000.
| HERE they are, Oscar: Townsley
! Lewis, Clark, Mrs. Mccormick, Arm
! strong, Marsh. and-yes, and Caraway
: Remember you can always get Re
e pairs for any header, providing 20,
t have cash or credit.
The GREAT BEND IMPLEMENT Co
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-06-04

HERE they are, Oscar: Townsley,
Lewis, Clark. Mrs. Mccormick, Arm
strong, Marsh, and-yes, and Caraway.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-06-04

The city council met last Monday
night, and among other business done,
considered the matter of electric lights
for the streets. They have two or
three propositions from as many diff
ferent companies that seem reasonable
and within the reach of our city. A
meeting of the council will be held
again next Monday evening, at which
all citizens and tax payers are request
to be present, to further consider the
matter. Turn out, gentlemen and lei
US know what is the popular desire.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-06-04
CastOria.

"Castoria is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its
good effect upon their children"
DIR. G. G. OsaooD.
lowell Mass
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-01-26

IS idetrt abiolut uneriuolt6, tpie Seute
nit flint Sinnen ii6 sur @~inbrInann8 10
ipabnftnniger 8ori6ldge rim Der granDtos
ieiten geiebsebenDen &0rperibaft ber 29elt",
ME bic 6erren ben Senat SIT nenllerI belize
ben, bergeben %t0nnen; aber bic @rflarul1g
ltegt in einem groBen blauen 9ie9el NIT Den
guditoben %. NS. S. u. (gSagesg8orfer's
8olitical @aianee), tpelhes Die d3uldrtffen
truaen, BON Denen Die Bills beglettet tDarelt.
@tfpo %finfbunbert iolGer Dirnperbrannten
@orIAlGae unb 8ittihriften pnroet 10
offiiiea Dor ben Senat uuo ooS 9alts ges
bradt nm oa BON jeoer 1000 GTemplare
Qeorudt murDen, iino bic Soften, Die oleler
SPAS g~efo5tet, einidlieBtt6 Der Nrbett,
nelde Nummerirung, Budnng, SortlrHlt9
&c. perurlQbten, gar nidbt unbeneuteno.
11uo ieyt bat it6 nun ergebei, Dap Die
aarse rBoIitil6e Bereint8ung Der goDnarz
better" aus einem Wiaun, et1en1 @lert I'm
4eaiionsz Nlnt, Der iih feline WtuBeltunnen
nit bieient ldledteu 98iB D%ertrieb. beltebt.
Der W2ann pirb iebt nab-lheinIi6 nod
nebr OtuBe, aber meniger @eIegenbett err
balteu, ieinen 8l0bitnu 0rufen 81 lallen.
0ie @eidi1te ptrft aber Elm iebr bellies ytht
auf ben @baratter Der Observation-Disclosures
unierer 8olitifer.
Saul WoIff.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-01-26
m0denttde 3uinois Stats etune u1ontae s6> 3onuor 1891.

Nbidnitt lei. berifammelt; aues 11ebrise
aber Jet unperlehrt. s2tn Der 9led)tbeit oeS
gefunoenen Tertes tonne faum gestpeifelt
peroen, Denn bel benz 9nfauf Der Wlauuz
itrtpte babe Riernaro BON bem1ielben gez
muBt.
Gin 8erf oes 2lriftoteles iiber Die Ser
failung Qtbens bat es inn eigentli6en Sinne
alerotnas niernalS gege6en. Benigitens
ipetB Der ~politanoiaite uno dlteite &atalog
Der Shriften DeS 9eDrers Nlera1oers oes
@roBerl, Der bes 9io9enes 2acrttus nihts
oapol. 0agegen entbdlt er ote 8er1t6erung,
baB Der Weiie aus Sta9etra ein Nerf unter
benz Sttcl r@tnbunoertabtunofiniStg tptrtz
lide Staatsoerfallungen" III uno auBerbalb
@riedenlanos, geiOrleben babe.
Son bielem NSerf beitben mir BET 8lltar6
ltno an0eren Nutoren peri6iebene Srag>
mente, Die auF Die g%erfaiiuu9en Sparta's
gtben's uno Gartbaeo's. 1orute altf Die auz
oerer StGote 2ibt merfen. BontB bat fi9
groBe Wtiibe 9egeben, oteieGbeu 5u lammeln.
0enu Die 2onboner Zines nun nidt
f%luatert, 10 bat nlaa auf einem in MteTonz
orta a%ngefauften Napprus oaSient8e &as
pitel Der in &ebe itebenoen Arbeit gefunoert,
oas auF @tben's 8erfaiung 8e3ug bate.
Sntereiiante Qtufibliiie tpdren oari1t
fiderli6 alt ertparten. 0enn 1ad benz
!3euentiie oes 9iogeues 2aertius bat Iriftoz
teIes oret5ebn Sabre IN Nthen gelebrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-01-26
-(8 erI. Edgl. @umbf9am.)
STE Grte0enS61r0i@aft+

SptDett 1ud I'M uebrIgetl Die SetrddtllnS
gen Der Qrelie beim Sabresinehlel ausetns
anoergeben mod)ten in etltem Yunfte
berrihte Observation-Disclosures, in
Der neber3eu9ung namlid, oaB oer enro-
p6tl 6e SrieDe lett Sabren ntbt 10
geIidert mar, ipie g%egenmdrtig. Ste 9rtlnoe
fir pieie Sbatla6e ftlto tpenl9er IN etl1er
alleemein porbanoenen 3utrteoenbett Der
Staaten uno 8Dtfer nit tbrer poltttlhen
Gage All luden, ais nielrnebr etnerletts in
ben groBen tpirtbl6aftIihen Ar0 lo5talen
Srogen, oeren 20iung it6 imlner nlsbr nit
uuabpeiSbarer 0etpalt aufordnQt, anoerers
let's in oer tDa6ienoell @efdbrlttbtett trtes
gertI6er unternehmuugen. y1itht nut, DAB
Der Oreibuno NIT leinem ganaen S6tpers
geiptdt fur Die Grbaltung Der Nabe unlereS
@rotbeils lorgt, IS ii1o aub in Den teltldns
oiiden @roBftaaten Dur6 ote Gtntubrung
bet auf allaemetner gGebrpfidt b%erubenoen
8olfsbeere bic Nusii1ten oer Nngrlf1strtege
tpelentli6 er{6mert morben. 6ier3u fommt
nod bic chen beaonnene 11mtDGl3ung Der
Grieqsflbrung, melde our6 Die erltaunlt>
dben SSortl6rire Der Se6nit, rpie fte narne11tz
lib inn raildlloien 8uIper, benz tleintattbrts
oen @epebr uno ben Spren9ltoffer gum
N1soruf ~gelangen, perarlaBt noroen TT.
so mentg i6meidelbaft IS tlr bic 9ebloete
Welt flingen mag, aber geraoe ote1e mtlttarS
te6uii9en Sortldritte BADEN nteletht am
meiiten oaS ~gegentparttge Srteoensbeourtz
niB er3eu9t, 0as uns tetn Woltten an
6in1mel erbIiden laBt.
Sine ueberfi6t iber bic beutige Qeeress
fGrfe BET europGt 6en 0roB7
NJ 4 d. e Guglan0 nit letnem ourd)aus
u~nsuLlGngliden 0eertpelen mlI1len mir auBer
Befradt laifen liefert am beutlidyiten ben
Bemeis bdfiir, tpel6e l6tuere Seranttportz
ltdfeit 9~erieni9e anf iih niIamt, Der etnen
Grie9 ent5inoen Doate.
8orausgeibidt iei, oaB bic dlI9es
meine Oten # pfIt6t int groBen
@an3en in ben fiinf @roBitaaten Die folsenDe
lit: bic attire 0ienft3ett oauert iberau
| 3 Sabre, nur in HuBlano 8. Die Ges
b pfli6t betrd9t I'll 9emtldlano 4, in
Oeiterreid unb Trantreth z, In Stalten 5,
in &ublarD aber Ii Sabre. 9ann tol9t Die
&anbmebr, in 9eutl6lanb NIT 5 uno z
Syabren, in Oeiterreib nit 2 (be3tD. II Sab
| rem fir lol6e, bic Dtreft in Die 2anbmebr
eintraten), in Stalien (Wfobilmilia) nit 4
Sabren, in Srantreih (SerrttoriaIarrnee)
nit 6 eeSabren. Die ruifil6e Gei0spebr
@ SABRE entiprtdt i9on nebr Dem 0euts
i1en So b # Vi m tpetdher Die g6ebrz
f4bigen bonn H.-45. 2e6eusiabre entbalt.
Sn Oeiterret9 oauert bic Qanolturmpfliht
pom 1872. 2ebeuSiabr; STATEN beitBt
ais 2anbfturm Z Sa5raGnge Eerritorials
milta, Srantrei6 9 SaDr9Gnge oer Gelerue
ber Territortalarmee. SIN @anaen betrG9t
ionit Die Mebrpfliht in 9euti6lano 10
Sabre Omit 2anolturm 28). in 0eitcrret1
Il (23), in Stalien II Q9), in Srantrei6
IL (25), in &uBlano Is (23) Sabre.
STE ftebenoen 9eere ftnb benz
@runbidB Der aasemeinen @ebpfli6t entz
inred1enh natiirLih ienr ftarf. Sc beliken !:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-01-26

letbenben I'm pefIt6en &anz
las nit GOblen aus BEN 8ergtperten bes
StaatS3udtbauieS 3u unteritIBen. Der
Wta19el an SeuerungSitoff in Der betreftenz
Den @e9eno TT 10 gr0B, oaB bic 2eute gez
3mun9en itno, t6re W3DbeI gu berbrenten,
INN lt1 9esen Die SGlte gu I6iiBen.
= @egen bic S6antmtrtbe In
Eeotut in S o 10 a bat cine Erau &ate
9eter1on Nntlagen er6oberl, neil tie ibrem
Wtanne getltige @etrdnfe perabioIat batten.
Sur 3ett merben in Der a%enannfen 6tabt
Spetuhboreibig Observation-Disclosures betriez
pen, obne oaB Die 8eb0roe auf @runb bes
ProqtptttonsgeieBes 9egen 6teielben einz
lmtettet ufo DIE Waferbeilt9en baben iebt
6eldlot1en, oaS @eleB ansurufen, um Ben
Wtrtben bas oanoperf gu lsgerl.
Ser 9lntrag bes Gertreters Der
SouttanG 2ptterte @efcIIz
ob a t IN yfetp Orleans, ben Stootsz
letretdr gert6tlih gu sptngen, 6te BON Der
Staats9elebgebung Der %genannten Q~ottertez
geleulbaft ertbetlte @rlaubuiB gum 0eiterz
betrteb tbres 0elhGftes in &raft al ieken.
tpurbe nenlt6 bon &t6ter 8udner in
Saton Gouge in 2ouiliana Dertporfen. in
Tolge oeiien bic 2otteriegeie1i6aft an bos
Staats>S ber9ert6t 8erufung etngeleet bat.
Ser 9roseB gegen bic 8aroen
Der eriten 8lrgl6aft oss i'm .3u6tbaus be-
tttoli6en sc arDIanber StaotSs
169Bmetters Steoenion Qr6er.
tpeI6er BroseB oor @eibna0ten i'm &retss
9ertht 3u Sotpion BET Baltimore beaonn.
uno tpel6er iett 5. Sanuar nor elmer Suro
6erbonoelt tpuroe, lit iebt 81 @nbe. Die
SlrD etntgte ft6 i6lteBli6 auf eiaen @abrz
ipru6 unO lprah benz Staate bic Sumlte
bon $4,000 ais @utihGoigung 3u. Ser
Stodt bate $121, 029.07 beanlpru6t, uno
SberitaatSanDalt WbDte fteute iofort einen
Nntrag auf @epdbrung zines neuen &ro>
3eiies, neil Der Wabripru6 nit benz @eieb
nno benz 8etpeisitoffe ntGt i'm @lntlang
itebe.
Cine f6wer beimgefu&te
Samilte lit bic bes Sarmers gonrab
gGbr in Stem Mempbis i'm Clinton @ountn
in SGo>SQinois. 0aB i9m 3met &inoer
am S6arIa6fteber geitorbsn iinb,
baben mir bereits mitgetbeilt. ylunrnebr
lit aud nod etn brtttes bon Der tiidtiben
8ranf6eit binqerafft tporoen, uno bic atpet
lebten Iiegen toDtfranf parnie6er. ueber>
bies lit 1ebt ol6 Die Weutter bur6 ben
Summer iiber ben 8erIuit t1rer 2ieblin9e
uno Die nnausgeieBten ~Qnftren8ungen bel
Der 4flege berielben anf'S &ranfenIager gez
tporien tporben unb beftnoet Ii1 in beberf>
ltdem 53uitanbe. 8dbr ielbit aber befinoet
it6 am Gauoe Des @abnftnns unb bat iGop
berl6teoene Selbltmoroberlu6e gelna6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-01-26

6ierno6 fteben ben 1,137.00 Wtann uno
1872 @el1IBen bes OreibnnoeS 1,347 900
Ntann unb 5798 @eidibe gegeniiber.
SIM Scr tee e l6neueu btele fnr6tbaren
2ablen ms unsebeuerLibe an. 2GBt nan
ben 2anbfturm auBer 8etra6t, 10 ergeben
iiG, iomeit cine S%eltiteuun9 mOgli6 lit, fols
genoe uusefdbre 3ablen:
Oeutl hlanb: 100000 Manu
2inte unD 0feierpe, 100000 9anOtpebr l.
unb 100000 2anOwebr 2. Nufsebots-2,s
400, 600 W1ann (obne @riaBreierne).
Oefterret9 : nngarn: 938. 600
0inie unb Geierpe. 437, 900 2anopebr-1,>
375,0 600 Mann.
Staten: 848,090Wlann Qinte unb Nez
ieroe, $4,000 WtobilmiIi3 - 100000
Wlann.
Srantret6: 100000 Mann 0tnie
unO Geierpe, 100000 Serritoriotarmee-
1900, 600 Wtann.
NuBIano: 1,1sO,O 0 Mann Selbz
truppen, 49,, 1000 &eiernes unb @riabtrupz
pen, 1873, 900 8elaBunestruppen. $4,000
&olafen uuo $4,000 Utilt3en nno @renss
tpadDe-2,392 900 W1ann.
@s iteben iomit fir ben &rte9sfau 4,997,s
600 Wtann bes Oreibunoes $780, 900 &uis
fen uno Sransoleu gegenlber. Oar1tt lit
aber Die Mebrfraft Der @roBm6hte, mie
ange6eutet, nod ni6t eriUOpft. ueber oen
beutl6en 3anofturm unO Die ruliiilhe
yteihsipebr feblen uns a~ablenmGBi9e 9lnsas
ben, ober Der 0iterreth sunsoriide 9anoz
fturm 3Gblt 445, 600 Wanu, Die ttalienii6e
Serritorialmilia 1880 900 Wann, bic franz
soiildae 9teierpe Der 3erritorialarmee 900,s
600 Weann; IS fommen alio gu ben mebr
,nie 10 mininuen RNrieneru nDd mtu0ejtenS
5 WiQionen binsu! Dieie !3ablcn reOen
cine lolh beutlibe 5pra6e, baB es begreif;
LTD eriGeint, tpesbalb aud Der Griegsz
lultigite b~eut3utage it9 oretntaI beftnnt, be-
Dor CT gum S6mert greift.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-01-26
Jnlaro.

Ser Rational 8oor6 o +
GRADE" tDeld)er bic perl6ieoenen 9ans
belsfammern uno dbnli6er conmerateaen
&0rperldaften Der Ser. Staatsn n%ertritt.
bat bel leiner leBten !3uiammsntunft einen
8sihIuB aefaBt, tporin er cine &epiiton Der
iesieen in 8eSus auf Die 8oltsaGbs
lima uno Mufnabme ionitiger Statiltifen
beitebenoen @eieBsebung uno loTortt9e Wor>
iorqe fir sufilnftige !3dbIungen tnarm
emSficblt. 0or auen Diugen miiniht Ct
grennung Der eigentlihen BON Der Serfd1s
lung uorgeihriebenen Tolts5ablun9 nio
bes @inlammelns aueeHleiner Statlltttel.,
uno Al oleiem 3pede nalnentlld alI9 ole
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-01-26
Gr@nterita".)

Der &abeIianaltng melbet aus Der 2onz
ooner Stmes, baB Die Direttoren bes
r8ritiib Wuleum" unter iingit angefaufz
ten d9Dptii6en Qapprusrollen cine merit
Dllrctge Shrift entbedt 6aben.
IS lei btes nGmIi6 bus @erf 6es Qri>
1toteles liber bic Ntbent dD e
Staatsperfdiung, bas BON pers
i6ieoenen flaiiiihen Shriftitellern ctirt
tperoe, aber bisber als uerloren gegolten
babe. Sn benz BapDruse Manulfript ieble
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-01-26
asestw alsfnSeu beTrsr Seust ie.
GlJtca9u 1o(pttal fir Jraara uno
Climber!
Ecke Adams u. Paulina Str, Chicago.

acknowledgement Der bette feb5ebn gut ntbbItrN
grtbotaimnler 1e6s arontenidIe nit Sitbsansfiht
Ss6ibrsn fir @ripat3inmer Dpr 5000 per Wofe,
fe mad Der Sage bes .Stmmers unb @ufiuortnn9. BRIT
Dot=Botienten f6nnen ibren gtr5t aus Der 3obL Der n1S
g~eftelten ooer 6eiu9enoen Ner3fe tudblen.
6ehibren in &rantenidlen S. per Mo1e nit gutter
4hege.
9te Sabt Der angeftenten Ierste beIdaft fb auf Q
Cine Observation-Disclosures 1T i'm 9oipitaL
gDeoen @iraelbeiten ipenOe n1an fi9 inter OhigeT
Nbreiie an ben Soupt'@r5t pber man ienos etne qnlts
ne a. fTr EN- Gircp(nr. 25ulafrSa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-02
LUTHERANlsMIssION.
A Day of Good Work at the First
Church.

A Day of Good Work at the First
Church.
Yesterdays sessions of the twelfth
annual convention of the Woman's
Home and Foreign Missionary Society
of the Pittsburg Synod OF the English
Evangelical Lutheran Church, held In
the First Church in this city, were full
of interest. The meeting on Wednes-
day was merely for organization and
nothing of particular interest was done.
Yesterdays first session was opened
at a. M. with conservation service by
Mrs. Charles Stifel, of Allegheny City,
Pa. Gospel services were then con-
Quoted by several Of the ladies, after
which the business Of the convention
was taken up. The minutes OF the pre-
vious meeting were read and approved,
after which the roll was called, showing
a good number Of delegates present.
The standing committees of the Syn
odical Society made their reports. all
OF which showed an increased interest
and an increase in good results for the
past year. The Corresponding Secre-
tary reported the work done In her de-
partment, and the report was received
and disposed OF as satisfactory. The
report showed the number OF active
workers and the number OF societies
and the increase during the past year.
CColltinlled on Fourth Page.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-02
THE EVENING SESSION.
DR.. Boshford Devotes an Hour 70 INT
Methodist University

DR.. Boshford Devotes an Hour to the
Methodist University
There was no business session OF the
conference in the afternoon, nearly all
| the ministers being members OF com
mittees and having work to do. Inc
afternoon was, therefore, devoted en-
tirely to committee work, and none OF
them will report till a later session..
The evening session was to have been
devoted to the Epworth League and
Sunday School Union, Rev. DR.. w. L..
Davidson, District Secretary OF the
Sunday School Union, and Rev. Or.
Boshford, President Of the Ohio Wes-
leyan University, being down on the pro-
gramme for addresses.
Dr. Davidson failed to arrive, and DR..
Boshford occupied the evening.
Rev. Dr. White, of Morgantown, pre-
sided over the meeting, and introduced
DR.. Boshford. He devoted the evening
to reading report of the work and con-
dition of the University, located at
Delaware, Ohio. He said that there
are now 1850 students on the grounds
of the University, the greatest number
of students attending any one uniyer-
sity. There are thirty OF the states
of the Union and ninety foreign coun-
tries represented In the University.
One of the advantages of the Wesleyan
University is the fact that pupils at
tending there are brought in contact
with very cosmopolitan body of peo-
pie. There are representatives from
every country in South America and
Mexico, China, Japan, Germany, India,
Smyrna and from the islands OF the
eastern ocean.
The university was established about
fifty years ago by commission APP
pointed by the general conference OF the
Methodist Church to examine the prop
erty where the college is now located
with a view TO establishing another
university. The commission visited
the ground and was very much i'm
pressed with the excellence of the loca-
tion and particularly with a fine spring
of mineral water on the grounds. OF
the whole commission, there was but
one who had money enough TO pay car
riage hire and for horse feed. He was
DR.. Trimble, and his ten dollars was
the first money spent toward establish
ing the university. Since then the
property has been purchased and build
ings erected, till the value of the whole
is now about 100000. Although the
university is essentially Methodist in
stitution, there are EpiScopalians, Cath
olics and other denominations repre-
Sented in It's list of pupils.
DR.. Bashford stated that the trustees
are now erecting new four story stone
building on the grounds to be known as
the University Hall, which will cost
$4,000. The trustees need $50, 900 to
finish paying for the building and S20,-
900 for furniture, etc. This money he
would like to have, and he told the con-
gregation that If any of them felt like
helping he would be glad to give them
a chance.
Concerning tho cost of living be said
the pupils spent from S35 TO 500 year
" Dr. Dr. Bashford devoted some time TO
assertion on the necessity Of educating
mind, body and soul at the same time,
and spoke eloquently OF the work laid
out for the Twentieth century and the
need for college bred men to do it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-02
BOGUS TIN-PLATE.
How TEE sHEEF IS NLEUEAC-
fURED.
Mckinley Medals Of shSt-ITOu Ooaisd With Lad.
Chemical Tess Show That Utensils Made
Of Such Material Would
Poison the People
81. Louis R.psblt.


Regis Chauyenet s. Bro, the leading
analytical chemists Of St. Louis, at the
request Of the editor of the Republic,
made an analysis Of one Of the ''Ameri-
can tin" medals which have been dis
tributed throughout Ohio during the
present campaign 20 emphasize the BEN
efts Of protection aud TO influence the
voters Of the Buckeye State TO cast
their ballots for the author of the Nc
Kinley tariff law, who is the Republican
candidate for Governor. The following
letter is seli-explanatOry:
10 fbs Guy Editor OF he RspU5lic
REEFS CHAUvENET s. BIO, Analytical
Chemists and Assayers, roo Pine street,
ST.. Louis, Sept. 25.-DEAR SIR: We
have made a qualitative analysis OF the
medal sent US and find results as fol-
lows:
The medal is a circular piece Of metal,
stamped with the inscription: Mckin-
ley and Protection. Made from Ohio
Steel and California Tin. Piqua, 1891"
The composition OF the medal Is
wrought iron plate OF a rather inferior
grade, covered with very thin coating
OF tin and lead alloy. There is GER
tainly 70 steel In in its composition, and
we doubt very much the source claimed
for the tin. Respectfully,
REGUs, CHAUvENET 81 BRO.
The history Of these medals, which
are destined 30 play an important part
n g. FnfN
On Friday, September IS, Major Nc
Klnley visited PiQua, o., for the pur-
pose of delivering a speech in sup
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A FRENCH AUTHORITY.

ga. Gautler, In his work, Copper and
Lead Ia HYGIENE states that chronic
lead poisoning is mainly derived from
food placed In vessels improperly timed
or soldered with lead. From expert
ments he found that fatty foods and
fish were the most susceptible. Water
left in vessels of lead and exposed to
the air dissolves the lead. Rainwater
falling upon a lead roof or on an iron
one coated with tin causes the lead to
dissolve very rapidly. Lead poisoning
has been caused by distilling apparatus
which has been covered with Impure
tin.
"Gautier recites a number OF inter-
esting cases In which wholesale epide-
mics have been caused by lead poison
ing, the true couse only being learned
after death had claimed many victims
One of the most prominent OF these
epidemics was that of ST. Georges-Sur-
Eure in 1865, which resulted in twenty
neaths out of a sick-list of $50 SINH
lar epidemics were reported at Fresnoy
lie Gilbert, Laval, Albt, the latesr report
ed by him being in 1880 at ClermoEt lie
Hecault. A notable case OF lead-pois-
oning was that of the Orleans family at
the chateau Claremont.
probably the most frequent cases Of
lead poisoning reported by Gautler,
who is the authority on cases Of this
kind, were among the sailors Of the
French feet. Epidemics OF collie swept
over the ships, and for long time the
true cauSe cOuld not be aScertained 1t
was ultimately found that the epidemics
were due to lead alloy being used in
timing the cans in which the meats
were preserved. Scheitzenberger and
BOutney, at the request of the French
government, made an analysis OF some
meat intended for the navy, which had
been placed In one Of these frauduIently
timed boxes, and found that 1t con-
tanned 1,4sO milligrammes Of lead to
each kilogramme Of meat. Such guam
titles Of lead caused Immediate cpl
denies
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II OttttuJty W
of the entire system follows the use
of DR.. Pierceis Favorite Prescrip-
ton. It's an invigorating, restora-
tive tonic, soothing cordial and
bracing nervine = and a certain
remedy for all the functional de-
engagements, painful disorders or
chronic weaknesses peculiar to wo-
men. 1t improves digestion, en-
riches the blood, dispels aches and
pains, melancholy and nervousness
brings refreshing sleep, and restores
flesh and strength. For periodical
pains, internal Inflammation and Ill
ceration, leucorrhea and kindred all
ments, it is q positive specific
guaranteed one. If Il fails TO give
satisfaction, in any case, the money
paid for it is refunded. No other
medicine for women is sold On these
terms. With an ordinary medicine,
it can't be done.
That's the way Its makers prove
their faith In ii. Contains no alco-
boil to inebriate; no syrup or sugar
to derange digestion q legitimate
medicine, not q beverage Purely
vegetable and perfectly harmless IN
any condition of the system
Worlds Dispensary Medical As
ISOLATION, PrOprietors No. ees Main
Street. Buffalo. n. 4
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dent Of the Conference branch OF the
Foreign Society, addressed the Confer,
ence In the interests Of that work, ana
submitted the report of the years work
In the entire Conference.
BY motion of DR.. White It was oe-
cIded to make the election OF General
Conference delegates the order OF the
day for tomorrow at eleven o'clock.
The following old ministers were grant
ed superannuated relations: Rev. b.
Ison, D. D., Rev. Gideon Martin, u
D., Rev. A. A. Nichols and Rev. Il.
s. WEIGH.
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rronraIon 10 Pitt.burr ExposltIon Va b

EXCURSION to Pittsburg Exposition via b
So, September "a, 60 and October 1, IS,
IOand Is.
On above dates the Baltimore & Ohio
Company will sell excursion tickets
Wheeling to Pittsburg and return for
So 90, including one admission TO the
Exposition. good two days. and when
sold on Saturday good to return on
Monday.