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Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-07-27
THE ST. JOHNS FIRE.
Some OF the Poor Trying TO Burn
Their Buildings.

HALIFAX, N. S. July 27.-Thc latest in
formation from st. Johns, Newtound-
land, state that the militia and sailors
still parade the streets to maintain order
and prevent incendiarism. The condi-
ton of the inhabitants of the western,
that is, the preserved section of the city,
is, by them, considered more deplorable
than the majority OF those who suffered.
In consequence of this mistaken i'm
preston some of the most INDECENT in
the western part are actually trying to
burn tlieir few buildings that they may
participate in the relief contributions
Fully seven thousand persons are en-
camped in indescribable confusion on
large field, their housing being to great
er number the worst feature there is al
present. There is no want OF clothing OF
| food,
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-07-27
The Bay City Fire.

BAY CITY, July 27.-The total loss by
the fire here is somewhere around one
million dollars. While the conllagration
is a serious blow to the city and will
occasion much suffering, the idea that
the city lies in ashes is a mistaken one.
The principal business portion lies over
two miles from the burned district and
remains intact. 1t is the poorer class
who will suffer most.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-07-27
THE FAIR.
If You 90 Tomorrow Evening
you'll Have II Good Time.

The fair arranged by the Asheville
Light Infantry for the purpose of raising
money to defray expenses incurred in the
proposed trip to the state encampment
at Wrightsvillc, occurs tomorrow even
ing at the Farmers warehouse.
Besides a company prize drill for the
medal there will be band music and all
sorts of refreshments, as well as voting
contests for the handsomcst lady, the
ugliest man, etc.
The fair should be literally patronized,
and no doubt will be.
All ladies wishing to contribute ice
cream or cake for the benefit of the fair
are requested to leave the same at X. R.
Noland & Sons, II North Main street,
or inform that firm and they will send
after it,
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-07-27
CRIMINAL. COURT.
A Case Against the RichnOnd
and Danyille Railroad.

In the criminal court Terrell Andrews
was tried for assault and found not
guilty.
State VS.. Richmond and Danvillc rail-
road company, obstructing road near
Alexandcrs; defendant submitted and
prayer for judgment continued to next
term; defendant to pay costs at this
term.
State VS.. Caleb Leonard, policeman,
false arrest; defendant submitted and
Judgment suspended on payment OF
costs.
State VS.. Erwin Wheeler, forciblc tres
pass; guilty, defendant fined the costs.
State VS.. J. IL. Sumner, assault; on
ttinl
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-07-27

EDIroR The CrTIzEN:-ln looking over
the entire field of Buucombc county for
suitable and intelligent men to repre-.
sent our county in the legislature, am
not able to select or suggest two more
worthy gentlemen to fill the bill than
the Hon. John W. Starnes and that true
patriot and soldier, Genl Robert B..
Vance. Let us have J. M. Campbell for
the senate and the above gentlemen, and
Buncombe will roll up her six hundred
majority.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-07-27
,u,ll,Ia ordered Away.

WARDNER, Idaho, July 27.-Governor
Wiley directed the withdrawal Of
the national guards from Couer
d'Alene. They left here yesterday
There arc more miners now than car
find employment and at least 800 mer
are looking for work. The mine owners
are still apprehensive of attempts to de
stroy property by use of dynamite. ant
a strict watch is kept on the mill, da!
and night.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-07-27
GRANTS PHARMACY.

Years ago people regarded cold cream
and camphor ice as the ultimatums for
chapped hands and all similar skin trou-
bles, many persons find that the applica-
tion OF either of them aggravates their
trouble. To such "CAMPHO-GLYCER-
INE COMPOUND" is a boon-it is DOS
tive cure for chapped hands, chatting,
sunburn, etc., and an elegant face dress
ing after shaving-itc contains no mineral
or noxious ingredient, is elegantly per-
fumed, will not soil the most delicate
fabric, is entirely harmless and safe to
use on the most delicate skin and con-
tains nothing greasy or sticky. For sale
only at
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-07-27
GRANTS PHARMACY.

BUNCOMBE LIVER PILLS are mild,
vet efficient; do not cause pain or gripe,
and act upon the liver and bowels.
They are especially valuable as after
dinner pills. and readily cure constipa-
tion and costiveness, nausea, distress in
the stomach, etc.
They are purely vegetable and we be-
lieve they are the best family pill yet pre-
pared and offer them with perfect conf
dence, believing that whenever used it
will be with the happiest results.
Try them and Judge for yourself. Fol
sale only at
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-07-27
Miss KearneS,s Lecture.

1t is to be hoped that no entertain
mcnts in Ashevilc will conflict with the
lecture under the auspices of the Kings
Daughters and Young Women's Chris
tan Temperance Union on next Monday
evening. Miss Kearney of fMississippiis al
ready known by reputation throughout
both northern and southern states and
Ashevillc will doubtless give her the au.
dience that she deserves. An advertise.
ment of the lecture appears elsewhere in
THE CITIZEN today,
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-07-27
DID HE TRY
TO COMMIT SUICIDE?

The train which leaves the Asheville
depot at 3:O5 was rounding the bend
Yesterday when a man rushed to the
platform and jumped off. His rash
act created great excitement among
the other passengers-they all thought It
was case of suicide. Ladies tainted,
men rushed to the platform expecting to
sec his mangled form upon the track,
but the fact was he had forgotten to put
his bottle of "Buncombe Pills" in his
satchcl and would not start on his jour
ney without them. Hetook great chances,
but he might have taken greater.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-07-27
Feeding the Hungry.

NEW ORLEANS, July 27.-The relief boat
Danube has LETT here with the second lot
of rations for the people in the over
flowed section Of the Red and Black riv
crs and the Bayou des Glaises. The mum
Der of sufferers is 1000, and it will be nee
essary to feed them three weeks longer
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-07-27
killed For Conspiracy.

SOFIA, July 27.-The four conspirators,
Milarof, Popoff, Gheorghioff, and Kara
guloff, recently tried by court martial on
the charge of being implicated in plot
against the lives of Prince Ferdinand, oI
Bulgaria, and his prime minister were
executed in this city this morning.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-07-27
A Record Beater.

New YORK, July 27.-Thc steamship
City of Paris, which sailed from Liver
pool on the Goth instant, and
from Queenstown on the 21st for
New York, arrived here carly this morn.
ing, beating the record for the western
trip across the Atlantic. Time, S days,
Is hours and So minutes.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-07-27
The CoIuInbIa I.aunched,

PHILADELPHIA, July 27.-Cruiser No.
12, or as the vessel has been popularity
known 1.-THE Pirate" was LAUGHED here
Yesterday afternoon from Cramps ship
yard and christened Columbia by Miss
Edith Morton, daughter Of Vice President
Morton.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-07-27

LITTLE Rock, Ark, July 27.-The
dcad-locked democratic congressional
convention in the sixth district was
broken yesterday. Gen. Robert Neil, of
Independence, received the nomination
OH the 10th ballot.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-07-27
Assignment.

J.C. Moore, dealer in general mer-
chandisc on North Main street, made an
assignment today for the benefit Of his
creditors. J.H. Tucker is assignee. The
liabilities are between ST 1 900 and 12,-
600. The assignee is as yet unable to
report on the assets.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-07-27
wllyP

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July.--The General
passenger agents association of southern
railroads was to hold a meeting in this
city beginning today. 1t has been i'll
definitely postponed.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-07-27
DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
An Old Man Shoots a Broker and
Then Himself.

PHILADELPHIA, July 27.-Chas. H..
Page, broker, of the firm of L. I. Page 4
Co., was shot by a customer named
Robert Kennedy. 65 years old, while sit
ting in his private Office at 1872 South
4th street. Page died almost instantly
and Kennedy meanwhile blew out his
own brains. The men, it is reported,
had difference over astock transaction.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-07-27
DARING BANDITS.
They Trv to sack a Town, ana
Fight the Troops.

MoRRELLA, Mex, July PA band oi
brigands under the leadership of CeCilio
Saline made raid on the town of Puer'
pera Yesterday. While engaged in their
work they were attacked by a detach'
rnent of troops and battle cnsued, the
bandits standing their ground. Four o.
the latter were killed, while one of the
soldiers received death wound. Nc
captures were made,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-19

Yrofeior Robert Sod.
bedten Mittel an ft1 felbit utb brei
SreunSen Yeriude gen1adt nnb ba>
bur9 Sinmunitdt, 3. 3. l1nempfdnsli6.
felt sesen Die fur9tbare 2ranfbeit ers
Iangt.
Hobert Sod bate fid bereits burd
berporragenbe bafteriolo9iihe Grbetten
unb 1pe3iel our1 bic @ntbeduns oes
Enberfelba,illus (1s82) eineu miGens
fdaftliden giarneit geniadt. ais er I'M
Sabre 1883 onr1 Ole Gttbeduns bes
@boleraba;illus i'm fpetteften Gretfe be-
riibnit purbe. Dan1alS, I'M Stunt, mar
Ole G6otera in Damiette, @9bpter, aus.
gebroden, uno menn man aud menig
9offnnng begte, ben unbetmli9eN @ait
BON ben @rei,en @uropa8 fern5ubalten,
70 traf mai bod, lit @rinnerung an
bic furhtbare Gptbenie bes Sabres
1865, ale m6sliben Mabnabmen
ieitens Der perl9iebenen Hesiernnser,
Inn eine. allsu srose Nusbreituns Oer
Gronfbeit Sn perbiten. 9eiber feblte
aber bierbei Die eisentlide unterlase, ba
man eben bic &ranfbeit ielbit ni1t
gritnblid fannie. Bafteur mar Is, -bef
0amals 3uerit bic Gntienbung elmer
fran50fiden 3ommiifion nab ben
onrdieudten @esenben bebufS @rfor>
iduns Der Gbolera aureste, aber Sod,
BEN Setter Der balo barauf entianbten
oeuti6en Gommiliion, blieb es porbe,
balten, ben &ranfbeitserreser Der @bo,
lera gu entbeden. Saft eth sanSeS Sabr
blieb 9od) nit fetnen Besletterm I'M
Orient uub in Snbten, Der eisentliden
Geimatb Der 4ranfbeit, utermiiblih
forideno unb beoba9tenb; III 3alfutta
alleia bat er AZ Gboleralei9en iecirt.
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Spirileu Der aIatiiden Cholera /; sociad)s
SerqrDkeruua.

Spiriaeu Der afatiiden Cholera !; sOciad,e
Strengthening.
Sod lit niht Der Yater Der Bafte.
riolosie, b. +. Der Qebre BON fleinen
2~ebeweleu, Die oils bic @rreser Der oil.
ftedenben Grarfbeiten betradtet meroen
miilien, benn fhon III elmer friben
Gpofe uiHenidaftlider Beobadtuna
Der Snfeftionsfranfheiten bat man
8afferien ola beren uriade geabnt unb
balb erfanttt. aber Sod bat onrd feline
eraften Mietboben bic Bafteriologie our
uollsiftigen WiGenI1aft erboben.
Sod bat aud bis jest fein 0eilmittel
Sesel Die Gbolera S%efuaben, aber leiue
Jorl6nngen baben bic M09lidfeit ge,
fHaficn, ben 5ein6 nenigltens au6er,
balb oeS tbieri16en &0rpers 3u be,
fdmpfen lnb 10 bic 4uSbreitung Der
Gpibenien AT Derbinoeru. Grit burd
feline 6ori6ungen lit bic Distinction
3u eiiier mirflifen Waffe getporSem,
oeren yernadlalfisuns man nur all3u
tbeuer biiben muB, mic Die Vorgdn9e IN
hamburg 5ei9en.
Maan fam baber nidt scnus bic I'm.
it9t uno Gner9ie loben, nit pelfer
Or: William E. Senfins, Der 6afen.
ianttatsbeanlte BON gieip g)orf, no Die
@efabr Der @inldleppung Der Seufe
am grobten lit, ollie Wta6reeelu trifft,
nm oeren Y%erbeernnsen poraubensen,
10 lditia aud Die Sdiffsseieai6aften
mnb bic @eiddftswelt i~iberbaupt bos
Qnarantanesebot empfinoen mSaen.
Dod) leben mir ms einmal Sic pie(,
belprpd)enen Yafterien fslblt an! Mtan
anteridtioet had ibrcr 6orm inter benz
MifroSfop orei Arten: bic 9uaelbot.
terieu, oie Gtdbd)enbafterien ODER Ba.
siiien unb Die Observation-Disclosures ODER
Spirillen. Der Gboleraerreger geb6rt
~ ben Qesteren uno ietue friibere Sc,
jeid)nnng Sornmas .basilnS" lit eisents
lid falid. Den Gboleraipirillen cisen
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yuIbt luVIuS FS outu wv o8Cttu@lhlCt
@eiBelfdben, oie aud BET eirfgen 8asil<
len uorfommen, beperfitenigen. Iue
8afterien baben bas @emeinlar1e, baB
ie ni6t ein5eln auftreten, lonoern gr6<
bere Tereinisunsei1 bilben. Semitic
arten perbreiten ii9 10 raid, bab,
E,I ptIun mirbe ibrem
II h | | J !. !. !. /. . !. !. !: !: !. ! !. !. !. !. .. | !. | /. !.
Hf 0abStbum fei1
NJ f#HA 5inbernib ent>
n \ Mf - 9esenseiett, aus
hWNMAM m stnem ein;igen
MVVNMH Getm tn neniger
MWINNH ais flint Iageu
WhNMNNN cine iolde Mtalle
MVVNHHAN DWI entiteben miiroe,
NNVlN baB man banit
/. IH EYYl, ben gu 928, 00O,'
Ih N1lNNIgM 900 aubifmeilen
VY{ bere6neten Sns
NIWHlW II balt be8 @elt.
sss meers ausfullen
@elati1re,g tidfultur pom f0rnte. Mie flein
Ggoleraipirileu mad 9 oher h;e5e Qebe.
SG9tn. 0sls Wv
oenen unlere Slluitration cine etpa 300
fade strengthening gibt, seist Der Ser,
9lei@, baB Elm Slob, bel Der analosen
Wersr06ernns seoa6t, apei Wteter lang
1etn mir6e.
lin oe 9iatur Der Bafterien aerau
gu itnotren, le9t mon befanntlt9 iose<
aanrte &ulturen an, In bcnen man fie
10 rein alS m0sli9 gu erbalteu iu9t.
Ole 9ebrau9li9fte 6erielben 1T Die
Sti9fultur. Man 1limmt J. 9. aus
elmer 8afterienmalle NIT einem Blatinas
6rabt ein Sbeil6en beraus unb fibrt
balielbe tn Elm nit bur9li6tiser @ela>
time sefiilftes Probirr0br6en Elm. Die
Bafterien, mef1e in Der @elatine leben
f0nnen, entpideln ftd) nun ie nod ibrer
@rt unb iiben 6emgemdB aud einer
@influb auf bic @elati1te aus, Der fiir
ben aeuuer ein mertbpolleS Merfmal
absibt. llniere Slluftration gibt cine
Stihfultnr beS @bolerafptrillums.
Sn ben HrobirgldS9en bdlt mani 10
Die 8afterien sefansen unb impft 5ie
BON @ldsben gu @lasden. Mat1 CT,
foridt ibr 9eben, ibr 8erbalten gegert
Wdrme, Ni6t, @tft, Desinfeftionsmits
tel, iibertrdgt fe auf Tbtere, I'M 3u
prifen, oh iie I'M Stanbe linb, eine be>
itimmte 3ranfbeit berpor3urufen II. T. T.
Nu9 Der yaie erliebt aus bieien Nn6eu,
tunsen, welf)' emiuente @i9tisfeit btefe
Batterienforiduns bat unb nod baben
miro.
Die widttgiten @ntbedunser aber,
Die man bis jett gen1a9t bat, ieien in
Solgenoem nod fur3 erpdbnt
Wtan bot lomobl g%efunoen, bag bel
@inimpfuns BON l6pd9erem 8afterien=
ifoff anf ben tbierilden &6rper, Der les,
tere ge9en Die forreIponbirenbe &ranfs
belt inimul ODER @aA
unem fau9lib MMMWN
miro, ais aud, yNsS@'
baB peri6ieoene va @A
Bafterieu iid ses G. "a
scmieitis uernid, 81 LsaRA
ten. Das Gr, SsSNssG@
itere lit gang se. ~
g.. :; 80: & g :; 4: !: ~
Dor 5000 Sabren
bel ben Ypdeu Or. @idiam Senfius.
anwanoten, ullO bas ia fat ebenio piel
Ge9ner oils Sreunbe 5ablt ; bas 3meite
aber- lit cine abIoltt neue @ntbedung,
oeren praftiide gcrpertbung ober Ser
m%ertDbarfeit eben bic 3eit 3eisen mlis.
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lit cine berbdltniBntdBis ral6e Defoe.
9uns, melde fie ourd 6ie iosenannten
@eiBelfdben, Die aud bel eintsen 8asils
len uorfommen, bemerflteltgen. ollie
8afterien baben oas @emeinlame, baB
fie ni9t einseln auftreten, lonbern gr6<
Bere Tereinisunser bilbeu. @emtie
Mrten perbretten iih 10 rald. bQE.
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Uom C%6o(era6o5iIus.
Wrnfelar au@, bet beribmte Guts
beder beKelben.

eetne 1eroiemite nm bic nsae @iHeaf&aft
Der YattcrisInete - Die bret a1rten Der
ssafterieu Sbr ~uneIaubIidbes Dernaebs
rumsepsrmSsem Der Gboleraerreser amter
Dem @sigroffop satteriensmdt.
srAis auberorbentli6e Seftisfeit, nit
3s pcld)er Die BON Yerfien iiber &ub.
o. lano nod europa utlb ipesie1 nad
DentidilanO perl6leppte @bolera anf.
tritt. ttil9t aud mieber einen ytamen
IN ben %oroersruno, belien gutter &lans
ourd) be:i ucbereifer ber Sreunbe lcineS
1rasers. pielleidt aud burd cine &c.
milie eaoiltilde l1nseoulb bes &ailers
lelblt lcilia3e ettpaS @tnbube erlitten
bate. ss&ir meit1en ben @ntoeder bes
io%genanl,tcn @boleraba3iluS, ben be-
riibIateli @elebrten Robert Sod, belien
9tatb Jsst iibera1 bet Der I~nmenbuns
BON lDaitnil9en 8oriidtsmabreseln III
Nniprua) oeitoutmen mirb, ben Meann,
Der nod beute, gerabe ipie Dor 5ebn
Sabren, iurbtlos ben tiidii6en Seino
aufludt, no CT ont drgften bauit uno
Die Mittel itubirt, mte bas l1ebel 3n be.
fdmpfen iei. DEM trob alIer Bate
riolosie ideiut fiir bas S9redgelpenft
rSolasyibi," bas Die 9tn6us In Seal.
futta III einem belonberen Eempel BET.
ebren, nod feline 8eidmSrunssformel
seiunoen gu iein, tpenn9let9 neuerbinss
elm junSer ruiliiAer @elebrter TT 8a,
riS, ein S6iiler 9aiteurs, b~ebauptete,
er babe bereits nit einem BON ibm ent.
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aatarrb fauu nidbt fartrt perSen

turd locale NppIieatipnen, ba iie ben Sit Der
arantbeit nidt trreiden f0nnen. &atarrb lift
cine Blut- ober Contributions aranfbeit, unb
um fie gu beilen, mibt Sbr iunerlide Seilmits
til iebnen. Sails &atarrb Sur ipirb etnge=
ncnmen uno tpirft brett auf bas 8Int nnb
bic idieimige Sberiidfe. Sau'S Gatarrbsaur
1T feline Guadfolber Tebisien. Sic tpuroe
ieit Sohren bon einein Der beiten NerSte biefes
ScnbeS Dercrbnet unb lit elm regelmdbiees
8eeeSt. Sic beftebt aus ben beiten befannten
Scnica, perbunben nit ben beiten 8lutreinis
gangsmitteln. bic bireft auf bic Shleimcbers
fldte iuirfen. Die ppatommene gerbinbuns Der
sfpei 3eftanbtbeile lit es, pss iolh ipunbers
pole Hefultute bel Der SeiIurg ppn 8atarrb
berporbringt. aaBt CUB 3sugnifie nmionit
ldtten.
8. 3. eBeneb 4 60, G;sentb., 9Olebo
.. @erfauit yoa 2potbsfern, greis rs Sts.
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Detf llillnttl ooer
II NJ p fan9lib
miro, ais aud,
bab peri6ieoene
Baftericu ii6 se<
scnieitis perni1,
ten. OaS @r,
itere lit san} &C.
nau oeS Erin5ip
Der S1nsimp<
Jung, baS bic
@bineien i6on
Dor 5000 Sabren
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AofOGaf!
Gin Bid in's Snaere hes srobt.m
Musfeanngsgebauoes.

DaS Gebdube fir Mtanufaftur uno
ireie 9iinite auf Der Golumbil6en Gnss
ftellun9 miro na6 ieiner Yoaenouns
baS grDbte @ebaube Der Welt urtb sis
sleid Die bemerfensmertbeite ar6itefto>
nii6e yeiituns Der Iusitellung iein.
Da ieine 9dnse 1857 SUP betrdst unb
feline Breite 1877, 70 utrb Elm Nnrtb.
gang Tim Oajielbe beinabe cine Mteile
ausma1en. @s bebeft 30a gcreS uno
mirb nit leinen @allerien A NcreS
Slurfldbe gemabren. Die euornlen
gtrebeb0sen, mel9e lein Dad bilosn,
iino nm 81 SUP b0ber, ais eS oiejeni9en
Der Maidinenballe auf Der Yariier
Nusftellung paren. Ole ct. Yeterss
fir6e in Rom tpiirbe in Dem @ebduSe
bcqnem Elae baben uno f0nnte BON
ben @allerien ais Nusftellunsssesen,
itanb betradtct iperben. unlere Stu.
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0as Snnsrt bes WlauufafturpaIafss,

Das Suaers bes Wauufufturpalafes.
itratior, wcld1e einen Glid ms Snnere
oes foloiialen Bauwerfes bietet, 3eist
belonoerS Die Yaiis eineS Der groBen
Strebeb0gen.
Die Soften beS YaucS, melder nod
ben Ylancil oeS 9iem Yorfer Grditeften
George y. Yoit erri6tet lpiro, iino auf
$1,000. 900 araeidlaaen.
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gamusb galichl salbe,

Elm bepdbrtes Wiittel 5ur 6eilung BON
Wunoen. 3u besieben bur1 bic @poz
tbete bon 6. &euB, @itp Drug Store,
eommerees StraBe, nabe Der Bride.
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BEL 0en Y0den Or. SSlulum 5enlluS.
antpanoten, unb baS ia falt ebenio piel
@esner oils Sreunoe 3ablt bas 3meite
aber- lit cine abiolut tteue @ntbedung,
oeren praftiide germertbung ooer Ser
mertDbarfeit eben Die .3eit 5ei9en mis.
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lit ein SeitscnaBer Wuni6.
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Ed JAsPER COURIER II see ia the
OF the Patoks Township
OF April 7th. - published in
The Argus. A. II. Miller. ST.. moved to
instruct the delegates to vote - unit
for WIN. A. Wilson. for Joint Reprssen-
tative for Dubois and Martin counties,
and seconded BY Squire Doc. Osbnru.
who took occasion 10 say among other
things that the Convention ought to in
struct for Wilson. be being the DOLLY
Democratic candidate before The Con-
vention, that Milbnrn. Cave, Kemp
and Abel, were ali +. n. B. A. men
and not Democrats.
Az 10 my position q IN F. ~ B A
man took . decided stand against
the order going into politics. and havs
been voting the Democratic ticket eincs
81 cast my first vote for Presiden
In IS. have i've sons and they are 81
Democrats That il one great faui
Democrats have i stabbing one another
II the Democratic party can succeed b.
reading lifelong Democrats out Of th'
party, very veil. l en- content. l cam
out 70: Representative late. and on &C
count Of sickness I Was prevented from
msking any canvass, 90 | am not mnci
disappointed q not receiving the nomi
|nstion-the combination being % tha
Grover Cleveland could have not over
come IL
| en- very thankful to my friends oh
supported me. and especially for III
i've votes l received q Jssper. and II
he ever in nv power, shall be glad .
return the favor.
Respectfully
| LERoY CAVE
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uThs r. NJ B. As OF Dubois conn
~ It their meeting IN Jasper on the 18th
had less than DOZEN representatives 10
sttendance. J. ~. Burfingame presided
and J.,D. Koone was Secretary. The FOL.
lowing resolutions we're adopted, and Of.
ficers chosen:
Resolved. That, whereas our brethren
VIM. j. Kemp. and VIM. E. Kemp. are
reported sick and confined to their beds.
that this assembly regrets that our much
beloved brethren are not permitted 10
be 10 our councils. and hopes that they
may speedily recover. and be returned
10 their post Of duty In our order, and 10
their families
Resolved, That, politics Il still . dis
tracing question. and We suppose 81.
ways will BE- There IL no reason, how.
ever, why Il should in the least disturb
our organization. A vast majority OF
our members will. no doubt, follow the
lead Of the great Industrial Conference
at ST. Louis IN February. @ they
have right 10 do, but this IL In no wisa
compulsory; and members Who prefer
10 adhere 70 the old political parties have
. right 10 do 50 without forfeiting their
right to membership. This resolution
was unanimously endorsed.
J. n. Burlingame was elected to zee
after the Irvine business.
Pres.-J. M. Burlingame.
Vice. Pres.-J ohn Kemp.
Treas.-W. H. Buford.
Sec.-J. ID Koous.
The assembly adjourned to meet q
Ferdinand station. 1t the Bruner school
house, on the "a Tuesday 10 July, 1882
Their political resolution gave mem.
bers no more rights than they exercised
two years ago, and which 10 guaranteed
By their constitution but two years go
few Office seekers got control and run
II wild, without regard to the funds.
mental principles on which the orgsnI.
cation was founded. IL the idea that ths
organization Il 20 be one OF social IRA.
ternity between members OF I'll parties
and Of mutual education on sll political
subjects, and BY union furthering ths
farmers pecuniary interests, but stern.
~ keeping out All partisanship. III
maintained nppermost, the order msy
accomplish great good.