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Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29
0orreipomoemee fra Chicago.
Den 1Sbe GprtI 1891.

gt Ct netOp pasieret siennem en- Ga
Grippe @pioemi Der | Bpen, ps bet er
maaife enoos lite frit for, at Ri iibber
fait | ben enbnu. Men iaa salt ipm
bet bar pRret, er bet ba lille. gn lae
iteg 9~sbsialbenes Gntal til naIten
1000, % en- entelt Dag bapbe pi Uper
$50. men bisie 9al siuer iutet 8esreb
ON Gntaaet at be Spse. s be Suie,
ies fienoer, bar fra Salobelen til ire
SieroeoeIe paret fpse, % SottOrerus I
Dor narmeite Sme9n bar 9iurt fra rs
til $50 Beics ON 9asen, omenbifisnt
bet fun er Minbiteparten al be Spse,
Der bar bentet 299er, ba bet bar en-
Ting, iom ale pibite, at be intet tlinSe
ubrette mob benne iibiriIte Sp9opm meb
bet frantic Napn. Dog ifDlber ieg
Sanbbeoen at ~tilitaa, at bet Raab, Ipm
BEN enmls Repoluticnsmanb, 9pftpr
Raipail | Haris, - Rnmferbpftpren,
iom ban falotes, - bar eibet, Hemlis
at saa meb en- ~aamfercigar", >: en-
B%ennepoie fplbt meb gmaaltbtfer At
belt aamfer, | Wunben ps lisnenbe
Stptter / ale CONNER, pifte its ium ct
sobt 8eifptteliesmiboel mob at faa
SpsoOmmen, % Subsnibning meo
8amferolje paa 8rpitet iom ct i,bmar,
let Miobel mob be 9unseipsbpmme, Der
fslser meo.
Ga Grippe er en nsbris Spsbom.
Sor be 9aiere, Der bar baot ben, bebc~
Der leg naturlisois life narmere at be.
ftrioe ben; De oil rimelisnis erinbre ben
belle fit 9ip. Wen for andre ifal lea
bemarfe, at beuue Giifpelisbeb, Der cr
en- at De faa impurterebe Ting, ipm
Mcainlep 9open life beifatter, bar, peo
Siben al fine mango andre S~eregenbe.
Der, en- | bsi Grab nebtrpffenbe Snb.
pirtnins paa Sumpret. Gil 9rpbs for,
at ben lanetira fan iises at bore iaa
imertefnlo Tom Sunbreber al andre
Sn9opmme, bar ben brepet mango Men.
neSter til Selpmpro. Com Ell uret
Samtibis bar beifreoet bet: "5erIt feler
on oaarligt, ps iaa igler bu o9rre. so.
pebet 9ipr pnbt, &p99en sisr onbt,
5sboerns sisr unbt, os tiliibit fan bu
life meo en- &nappenaalsipibs fnSs ct
Steb, Tom life sisr unbt. 90 10 len.
sere bit 9abaper er, beitu fsre 9oa-
bratiuo ipst 8isb % beito Here garb
ipse Nerper bill bu BABE. Sommetiber
ansriber ben 9un9erne, iummetiber
Sierneu, iummetiber 8pssen, men II.
tib Sumsret. % bu iBler, iom bapbe
bu ben foncentrerebe &ateniammer fra
en- balp Snes Spiresiloer.~
Meo Onbt ifaI man Snbt forbripe,
tiger Srbiprpset. pa Ri bapbe Ga
@rippen allerparit, I'll ri Mapor.Sn.
f~luenSa / meset bsi Grab. Sem Mapor.
8anbieater Hpses iOm fsre Garle ont
bpem Of benz, Der itulbe re~praientere
~8eroens S~opeotao" peo Columbus.
feiien. Ds ba ri 10 er en- peitlis 8p,
iaa isrteS aampen meo Den Slutbsb |
@alset al Miolerns, Iom uomGrter os
beruoe peo iaaoanne feitllse 9eilisbsbeh
Staloe man trio Goiierue eler Salerne,
tilbsrte ale S~anbibaterie oct lape5te
S~amfuubspaf, bpis 9ilitsbeparelIe / ct
9ustbus pilbe pbslasse en- iaaoan GIN.
italts Mpralitet | 9unb % Grunb. On
irpenbe a9ier piloe for fiorten 9ass
iieen iaa bet Suotrpt, at a1e 9iItris.
ierns bar itoppet ialoe meb ialife 90.
tere eler meo Soil, Der bible femme ire
q fire @anse boer, % at bper Ranoibat
bduoe en- balp eler bel WiliOu Dollars
/ &ontauter til bermes at fisbs Wotere
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29
Stor Slocbrano | ct.
Gbaries, Wiuu.

On raoiom Slbebranb berises ct.
Charles Ssnoas Gitermibbas. Zen
bespnpte / ben nOrolise Gnoe Of 8pen
os rnitoe iii alptten II, isr Man blep
Serre pper Slnen. granhftaoen an.
iIanes til oper $4,000
5sl9enbe or IN qiits pper eli Eel al
be 8~rnnhlibie:
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29

Snbiaaterns fra BEN ~inbsrIonbite
etnt bar ! iioitltbtn STARTS s487,4s2
iisrre END ! Marts 1890. 8 be isrite
9 Maoneoer al inbepRrenbs Tiitalanr
bar ben inbenlanoIfe Stat s7,690,17S
ftcrrs enb | be tiIiparenbs 9 Mnanebsr
al iprrias Nar.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29
giu.gbmiraI alirrb SapIpr hsbe

ON Nitensu ben 20be os. / @aibin9ton
| en- Gloer al 81 Nar. Aomiral 5aplpr
par ffbi / @ir9inia % bleo gr'abet /
1929. Z ben meritanIte aris airroe
han Tlensiis iom 9situant unoer glpta.
ben al @ero GruS. lnoer gprgsrfriesr
a Ran aniat ceh Reeierirgens gfibs.
rsrit / 9Oiton. 2 1872 III ban sIfifeb
risb 0eniipn.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29

Gn for Mpr. 9 aitanien / Bus.
lamb er Der en- flor Mpr, iom tilbsrer
Staten. Den uosjSr belle 10000
Maal; bibtil bar ben liBse. brat %
urpttip, men nu oil 8esjerinsen iaa
ben fore Mpr ppSrrtet, % iuobpoer
2pitbaoenbe I'll at fomme o. Ia fat paa
9prtninsen. Ren fan snten faa ijsbt
minbre Stratnmser mob Ell biGis
Detailing eaer osiaa iaa iauoanne mob
at betaie en- Lao Sorbrente I'll Staten.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29

6lnaetminiIter Sratp bar b~r1luttet
al fpretnoe ri orunois 9repe meb IN
nomitsa rpoieren "Ieiurius". 9repeu
Itol 'pre0an ! G~belnpeaie Suatsn, life
meo TONNE, men meo Bomber iDlbte
meo Tnnamit.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29

Sbs til 1872 Str. pr. Ynne. ct
garti Geplpns5be iulstes ben lobe
Quarts peb s(aftion | 9onoon til ben
uberte Bris af 1872 Ser. pr. Staalpunb.
9been er sulagtis os err Brcoustst az
ct eset Slass 1bebun.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29

Stn guile Sober. Sperlase 6amil'
ton peo Marinehpipitalei | @nibineton
rrpbics ben 2obs bs. ~frlgenbe Telegram
fra 9r. Sarsis, 4eniaeuIa, 3lurtbai
aflbst "Gurleiu", AZ 9a9e ira 8io,
Antpm ben 17bs bs. bib. Ter bopbs
unber ReiIen prrei Is 9ilialbs % 8
9ebsfaIb pmborb. Qet iibits 9ilfalos
iuotraf ben 1ebe Mnrts. Seq bar lost
etibet t aparnniars peb Gbanbleur
citation; bet bar nlIerebe fprlabt benne
Snpn.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29

sc ApertisIementst ON Spmal'llls'
| nelte Wumer. On MaifiHe lllaa an
ices Tom en- prastis Gaps I'll Snls"
Wpber eaer Dotter.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29

GH llnesrfomitt al Senntets 6is
noustomite boiler for Chen paa meo at
nnoerie9e &%irtnin9erne al zen npe
9plolpu q 9nnbets 6nubel "a On
ouitri.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29
ara Maibtneten.


Tlnaotmiitftr Srat1 par paatag'
Morins.e eituant Sitits al f%creltao Bug
ninaen AZ ct e'ib, Tom fol prrs Iisi
bet gtib, ! hrilssi Columbus for 400
gor Feeu 'rrctos fin Speoscliesrsiie
efitct Nal sslione | stn tore Stibs'
parats oso slsip Yer, % @rricIi 1898
ca terpoa buaieres oicnncm q. soip'
renee. o. @tlnno GaudIen III 6btrn9o,
hppr bet oil Hipe frempiit pna Ger'
hensashiniuoen. 2ritndnt 9ittls bar
ra'oa foaet i Sporao at 'aurIe 2ane'
"a er,prt, @lphus'sr % a'trpnpmilfe
% nnnttrt SnTtrumeuier, icm bar
@rua pon ben lib, 10 ben nne @eresr
p~pbneebes.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29

Snbpanorinecn. 3 iioitleeen Mart&
artpm 52,172 Snopanorere impb S..
750 | Marts 1890.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29
cbsrf gnanIt 9alentin 2ant q

cberIt guanit 9alsntin 2ans nf
bet sbe Sniontsri. Heeimrnt bIeo ben
9oes os. uou0pui Ill Rrianoeaenernl
iitctsffpr General 3obn Gibbon, Der
BEN Sag fplote lit 64oe gnr ps bIsp lat
paa Qiften Tor nntifnie 20 peniionerebe
C'icerer.
Zen upe Sri9obs8ensral nomHr'ebs
ia baabs I ben megi,nn'tt arie % /
gprsertri9en. Son er 1pifer az 6so'
iel, men Tom bib til 2anoet ct Gnr gam.
mel. ben msriinnifs aris ijenfs ban
fonl msuis SpIbni 70 | gprsertri9sn
opdnterebs ban III grienbegrntral I
RcluntrrhRren.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29

9pbafseprfuinaen. 6sniuSbureauet
bar nttpp ofieniIissjuri en- Soeriist uper
IrbatsapIinsen ! 1889. 5ipiss bette
er 9pbafsarsalet frrrset meb 55,233
acr.s | Sc fbIts 10 sar 90 7cbdisop'
Iiueen meb omfrins 90 NliIicner 9uno.
S~rrvs,Iien baabe ! greaI % 1obais'
opliua bar cartt ppermanoe TOR ! aen'
tutp, ps snnite bstpoeIis / Ncrb Caro-
lima, 5smeSiec, Sbio, Ner g)ort %
9iscpuiin, berimro bar Der pGret mer
cner mintre 9eeanns ! gir9inia, Warp'
Lamb, Connecticut, MnSinduiettS, 9enn'
Inloaria % Misiouri.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29

General Srnntis u. @alter ira
gOIton CT pal9t iii Selretar FOR Smith.
i%ortan 5nftitute iitebetfpr Eroiesior
e.. =. 9nnslen. Der bar taeet gf'teo.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29

! Sor Spfe, iaar gals, atbma.
Eaturrb % strubeipseomme Fnbss life
'uoset beore Mioosl emo Browns Bfon-
chial Troches. Salses / sGIter, rs
gents.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29

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Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29

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taliiua fra en- norf GislSbpeo.-aasct. On GOrtGufH
fra ae!smaritn, srlnhet paa en- pirfslis aiieraa'lle-
DIFFERENTIATION. Q9n iarbsIss mtsresiani J0rtEllA'
fra sslsmarfsianten.) - ~5ercrab.asnar" % "SH
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" IL gos msb bsHpes 500 Raae, Sihl
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Wuoiiun, Bis., @pril 1901.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29

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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-11-06
VERMONT VETERANS.
w. U. Convention.

National and worlds W CTU convention
to be held In Boston. Nov. 11-lS, railroad notes
for Windbam county people.
The Fitchburg railroad has promised re.
duced rate from Bellows Falls as follows
Parties should buy regular full fare tick cts
from Bellows Falls to Boston and ask agent
at Bellows Falls for certificate emitting the
holder to one.third fare for return passage.
These certificates must be filed out and prop
erly signed at the convention and II presented
at the ticket Office Of the Fitchburg railroad,
In Boston, within three days after the ad.
journment of the meeting, parties will be
furnished tickets at one.tbird fare for return.
The going tickets must NOT be purchased
sooner than three days before, nor later than
two days after the opening date of the meet
ing. Return tickets will be good only on
day purchased. No stOpovers are allowed
and parties must return by the same route.
There will be no special trains, but passen-
gers can go on any of the regular trains
which leave Bellows Falls or-Boston at 2, 6
and 9 a m and at 40 and 4 :05 p m. Regular
fare from Bellows Falls to Boston, 1902.
Company of the Thirteenth regiment
and Company G of the Sixth regiment, held
their reunion at Phillips hall, Moretown,
both companies mastering upward of forty
men, the 14th inst. About fifty In all took
dinner. Rev. Harvey Webster delivered the
Several of the comrades were called upon to
make remarks, and all responded. 1t was
voted to have the next reunion at Waitsfeld,
with Company B, Thirteenth regiment, and
that company invited Company G, OF the
Sixth, to hold their reunion IL connection
with Company B. tits to be held In August,
1892.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-11-06
THE MARKETS.
Boston Wholesale Prices.


Butter-Creamery. Northern, extra,-a3oc;
northern extra firsts, 2Sa29; creamery eastern
extra,-a29c; creamery, western extra, 27a %;
firsts, 22a24c; do firsts, l9a2l; do low grades
15al7; Trunk, extra ar; Trunk, extra frsts,
24a26; Franklin Co. Mass, boxes extra creamery
per ID, -a30c; do extra dairy, 27a2sc; do extra
rsts, 24a26; do irsts, 20a23 do low gr q des u
Is.
Cheese-Vermont extra 10 l 4a10 1.2; firsts, ga
10; seconds, 7sS; New York, extra, 10 1-4a10l-2;
firsts, 8 a 10; seconds, a 8; sage, AL; part
skins, 3a5; skins, 2a3.
Eggs Vermont and II, extra.per doz, -a2s;
eastern extra, AIS; eastern firsts, a26; western
flrsts, a25.
Beans-Mediums, choice hand picked, o.;
mediums screcnee, 65al SIS; pea, York state,
marrow h p, 9Oaz; yellow eyed, improved 95
az; impr'd seconds. las,
Hay and Straw -Hay, fancy. .$l7a17 SO; fair
to good, I5al6; hay, clover and mixed, lla12;
straw, rye, good to prime, Halls; cat, 7a9
bush 45a50c; Vermont and N. II. Rose, per bush
As.
Poultry Spring chickens, choice, lsa20c, Id;
Chickens, common to good, l0al6c, Id; fowls,
extra good. AIS; fowls. common to good,
10a14.
Meats-Fresh-Beef, choice, s 3-4a9c; light
choice, las 1.2; lamb, choice s; fair to good, 5a6
extra good, l.2as.
There was dull market for butter at Yer
gennes last Saturday, with quotatations 20a24c
per Id, and selections 25a26c. Eggs sold for
25a26c per doz. Meats the same as quoted here
tOf0re. Potatoes to consumers 34a40c per bush,
and hay for pressing $5a7 per ton.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-11-06
CLIPS.

The recent decision of the United States
supreme court that the directors of national
banks are only nominal functionaries, with
no duties which they are bound to perform
and no liabilities which they can be made to
meet reveals place In the national banking
act which would seem 10 call for immediate
rengthening.-f boston Journal.
II Cleveland Is a strong politician. It Is be.
cause OF popular impression, more or less
general. that he possesses conscience and
nerve. Nobody credits him with originality
or creative craftsmanship. He Is not pro-
round, or brilliant, or well educated, or re.
hned, or far.seeing. These qualities have
never =, oeen claimed for him. His friends say
ne Is "safe," honest, earnest, wel.meaning,
sensible, and above all, sturdy, sef-reliant
an nI,, orave. And there's no denying that our
pontics sadly needs such characters. In our
system of enlightened self.gOyernment one
cromwell Is worth a dozen Bacons. But
reputation for resonte integrity is not to be
preserved Dy trucking 10 the devil whenever
ne seems to control the situation.
York Tribune.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-11-06

THB Brandon Union thinks the most re-
markable feature of the article which Fred
A. Emory recently contributed to the RE-
FORMER on "VermOnt as Natal State was
the conspicuous absence of nearly all of Ver-
monCs most distinguished sons. And the
Union goes on to mention as omitted among lit
erary men George Jones, editor and publisher
of the New York Times, and Editor Story of
Chicago among military men "Gen Hazen,
the hero of Fort McAllister, Gen. W. r..
Smith, who planned the historic charge on
Lookout Mountain, baffied StonewalI Jackson
on the Peninsula, accomplished all that gave
Mcclellan the praise of making a mastery
retreat, and also afterwards commanded a
corps" and the five generals of Burlington,
Wells, Henry, Foster, Stannard and Ethan
Allen; among illustrious lawyers, X.
PHELPS, minister to the court of st. James, II
II. StoughtOn, minister to Russia, Erasmus
Shattuck, CHIEF justice of Oregon, Roswell
declined the highest Judicial and political po-
sitions In bis state, because he loved the prac-
tice of the law better; among statesman,
Stephen A. Douglas, who, 10 bis day, was the
peer of any living American, that great COM
moner, Thaddeus Stevens, of the war time
days, and Stlas Wright, governor or New
York, who might have been president OF the
United States II he had given his party any
that he would have accepted
the nomination, Matt Carpenter of Wiscon-
sin, Howard of Michigan, and kassOn of
Iowa, the last being minister to foreign
court; among scholars and educators Prof.
COnant, President Wilbur Fisk, one of the
most noted American educators, or President
Stephen DIN preacher, author. and educator,
both Vermonters, and one of them native
Of BrattleborO.
But 1t seems to us that the Union mistakes |
Mr.. EmOry's purpose. We understood 1t to |
De to give the names and facts less generally |
known, omltting for the sake of space those |
hat were Of universal knowledge. or had |
been recently mentioned. This rule was not
ldhered to In every case and indeed it would
necessarily involve variances of Judgment;
tut 1t was the aim of the article.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-11-06
ELECTION.
CONTINUED from LIST page.)

Boies plurality over Wheeler of 1905, ne
Democratic gain of 1921. The remaining
counties gave BOes plurality In 1889 o.
524S. The Democrats certainly elect theil
candidate for railroad commissioner anf
think they have won with their whole tickle
though the Republicans still claim to have
elected some candidates. The legislature |.
very close. Both sides claim 1t. Gov. BOies
advices indicate that the senate will stand q
Democrats and "a Republicans, and the house
be equally divided with the balance of pow
or In the hands of four or five Tammany AL
lance and Union Labor members.
OHIO.
Mckinley Wins by About 1s,OOO-The Re
pubiicans Also Get the Legislature.
Returns from so counties. only about one
official, give 24,521 plurality for Mckinley
The counties not heard from gave last year a
Democratic plurality of 50l3. So Mckinley
IL, doubtless elected by somewhere near 49,
900 plurality. The feature of the result is the
complete drop of the peoples party. Their
vote In the state will not exceed II 800. They
claimed before the election at least 10000.
TIE legislature Is Republican by strong
majority In both branches and the Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette alaims that 1t Is Fora.
ker BODY and will defeat Sherman for reelec.
ton.
dOV. CaInpD6Il says ut uUcS HOt
the result of the tariff Issue at all, but to
Democratic lack Of money, while the Repub'
leans were able to swamp the state with 1t.
Campbell made large gains In the manufac.
turing towns and cities. He also gained In
the Democratic districts In the northwest.
Later returns from Hamilton County show
that magnificent tribute has been paid to
Gov. Campbelps fearless dealing with mis-
doors In bis own party. He was openly OBJ.
posed Oy the leaders OF the Democratic ring.
The Reputlica claimed $4,000 majority In
he county, and even as late as the closing of
he polls were willing to bet on from 5000 to
$1,000. They got only $500.
quay and the Robbers Win in Pennsyl.
vania.
The whole STATE has been heard from, not
county missing. The vote Isl Gregg, Re.
has 30 1873 plurality over Wright,
Democrat, for auditor general, Morrison, Re-
publican, has 47,467 plurality over Tilden,
Democrat, for state treasurer. George ID.
icCreary, Republican, is elected treasurer of
In place of John Bardsley, over
William Redwood Wright by about $1,000.
Democrats charge that there were frauds IN |
ONE of the voting districts. 1t is great
luay victory. The proposition of holding
ony ention to revise the constitution has been
defeated.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-11-06
Sudden Deaths.

Heart disease is by far the most frequent
cause of sudden death. which In three out of
four cases is unsupported. The symptoms
are not generally understood. These are: a
habit of lying on the right side, short breath,
pain or distress In side, back or shoulder,
irregular pulse, asthma, weak and hungry
spells, wind In stomach, swelling of ankles or
dropsy, oppression, dry cough and smother
ing. DIR. Miles Illustrated book on Heart
Disease, free at Geo. Z. Greene's, who sells
and guarantees DR.. Miles unequaled New
Heart Cure, and his Restorative Nervine,
which cures nervousness, headache. Sleep
lessness, effects Of drinking, etc. 1t contains
no Opiates.-adv.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-11-06

Rev. Joshua G affirm, aged 72,died at Water
bury, Conn, Friday after several years. sick.
ness. He was an elder in the Free VIII Bap.
tist church and quite a noted revivaist,
preaching In different places through Ver-
mont.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-11-06
OTHER STATES.
Maryland.

| Frank Brown, democratic candidate for
governor, has majority Of between $1,000
| and 20 900. as figured out at the democratic
| headquarters. Senate: Democrats, 10; Re-
| publicans, I. The house will be Democratic
| by not less than so majority. The Baltimore
city Democratic ticket wins by 5000. The
cOIOred voters were less conspicuous than
heretofore. The Australian ballot, contain
Ing three sets OF candidates and six coEstitu-
tiona amendments, was dig enough to dis
courage many iiterate voters from entering
the booths.
Virginia had an election for members of
the legislature and 1t was a decisive Demo-
Democrats have certainly elected II. OF The
100 members of the house the Democrats
have elected 10.
The Republicans seem to have made gains
In the legislative contest In New Jersey.
The Democrats carry both branches, but by
greatly reduced majorittes. Last year they
had seven majority In the senate; this year
th3y will have about four. Last year they
had about 40 assembymen out of 60; this
year they will have about 30.
The 9TH Michigan district had an election
of congressman to succeed the late Mr.. Ford,
and Belknap, Rep, was elected by about
1900 majority where Ford had 2600.
Mississippi elected three railroad commits
siOners, nine district attorneys and minor or.
ficers But the real fight was over the legis-
lature and 1t was hot. The Farmers Alliance
made war on both Senators George and Wal
thrall because they oppose the sub.treasury
scheme. But they came out victorious. OF
the 173 members OF the legislature, 1j6 are
Democrats and 10 instructed to support the
senator's for reelection.
The entire Republican ticket was elec ed In
Cork County, (ChicagO) by majorlties vary
ng from 1000 to $4,000.
The Kansas election was for judicial Of
icers, and the Farmers Alliance seems to
lave been awfllly whipped. The Republic
,ans were divided and two candidates were In
he field otherwise the Farmers Alliance can.
lidate would have been beaten there. The
Republicans have elected their candidates In
It least four.ffths of the counties In the
tate, and are claiming that the Peoples party
s thoroughly beaten and will be unable to en-
LANCER Republican success In 1892. Demo-
,rats are almost as highly gratifcd at the re-
ut.
South Dakota had congressional election
which was largely fought on the prohibitory
ssue and jolly Rep. wins by 1900 majority.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-11-06

dispatch from Santiago dc Chill announces
tne opening of the ChlIlan congress. The
conservative party Immediately placed Jorge
Mont In nomination for the presidency. n
selection which the Liberals VIII indorse.
Ihe same dispatch says that the Junta has
released the majority of the political prison.
ers. F
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-11-06

hing among Liniments Is Jobnson's Ano-
dyhe. because IL can be taken internally bv
every 0ne.--adv. -