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No Time Like the Present
FOR YOU WHO WANT
DRESS GOODS.
An Opportunity that Should Not
Be Passed By.

Some choice evening shades in
s7-inch GRAPE CLOTH at soc
per yard; worth 75c.
Fine Black English Serge, soc
per yard; worth 81.
38-inCh Black Surah Twill Serge
at 45c per yard; worth 75C.
Several elegant shades of 40.
inch Silk-finish Henrietta at 7oC
per yard; worth 81.
Fancy Wool Bedford cords in a
large variety of Colors at Csc per
yard; worth S..
The record-union., 1892-06-15

THE State of Massachusetts, has spent
over 100000 thus far in a vain effort to
exterminate the gypsy moth, which,
near Boston, has stripped the trees of
foliage. The Massachusetts people are
now convinced of the truth that the pest
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PRESIDENT HARRISON has been tried
and found true to the nation and duty,
1t is the part of wisdom to give him
further time to administer the affairs of
the Republic.
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and my hair all tell out, un-
til / was entirely bald-head-
ed; it then broke out on my
arms and shoulders, until
my arms were Just one
sore. II covered my entire
body, my face. head and
shoulders being the worst.
The white scabs fell con-
from my head, shoul-
ders and arms; the skin
would thicken and be red
and very itchy, and would
crack and bleed if scratched,
After spending many hun
drplS of dollars T yvaS oro
The record-union., 1892-06-15

EVERY testimonial in behalf of Hoods
Sarsaparilla is strictly true. No matter
where it may be from, it is as reliable and
worthy your confidence as if it came from
your most respected neighbor.
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Cuticura Resolvent

The new Blood Purifier. internally ito cleanse
the blood of all impurities and poisonous ele-
mentsl, ana CUTICURA, the great Skin Cure,
and CUTICURA SOAP, an exquisite Skin Beau
tltier, externally Ito clear the skin and scalp
and restore the hair, have cured thousands
of cases where the shedding of scales meas.
ured a quart daily, the skin cracked, bleeding,
burning and itching almost beyond endur-
ance, hair lifeless or all gone, suffering terri.
BILE. What other remedies have made such
cures?
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4pertnl 5rtpttres.
PANDORA'S ROX

Brought multitude of ills upon humanity.
SO satin the ancients; but bottle of SOZO-
1t refreshes the invalid by cleansing his
mouth and fits the belle for the parlor.
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observation-disclosures No. 40.
For Editorial RDoms, ring one bell.
For Business Office, ring three bells.
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The hardest known wood is said to be
cocus wood. 1t turns the edge of an ak,
however well tempered, so it is claimed.
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THE DAILY RECORD.UNI0N,
THE WEEKLY UNION,

R8- These publications are sent either by
Mail or Express to agents or single subscribers,
with charges prepaid. All Postmasters are
agents.
The Best Advertising Mediums on the Pa
eific coast
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DREADFUL PSORIASIS
Covering Entire Body With White
Scales. Suffering Fearful.
Cured by Cuticura.

My disease (psoriasisl first broke out ON my
left cheek, spreading across my nose, and al
and the physician was afraid I'd lose nv eve
sight altogether. It spread all over my head.
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gale eros. 6 90.
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.

UIILlUltIlN NJ ULU IlIliU,
We pay much attention to this
branch of the business, and are
confident that our stock is not
equaled for variety, style and
make. while the prices we guar
antee to be right.
Nowhere else will you find
such an assortment as ours. If
your child needs a suit bring him
in and see what we can do for
you. May saUe you money.
Children's Suits in light Scotch
plaid cheviot; ages 4 to Ia. Price,
S. Also have these in dark COL
orings.
Children's dark fancy brown
and red broken stripe, three-piece
Suits; ages 9 to ID. Price, 81.
Children's So 50 Suits are ex-
tremelY neat and nice. Come in
fancy plaid and stripe effects.
All new designs. Ages 4 to ID.
Children's Kilt Suits in all sorts
of Colors and designs. Come in
ages "a to 5 years. A line that
is proving a great faYorite is the
Wash kits we are selling at 81
and ST 50. Made of fine ging-
ham.
Children's new Sateen Waists
in black and fancy Colorings,
blouse and button; ages a to ID.
Children's French PerCale
Waists in a fine assortment of
designs and COlors; ages a to IA.
At 50 so. ChiIdren's Fancy
Scotch Plaid Cheviot Suits in gray
and black; ages 4 to II. This is
an exceptional good value.
OS. & co.
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PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH bv
use OF local anesthetic. DR.. WELDON, Dem
tist, Eighth and streets
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Entered at the Poston1ce at Sacramento as
second-class matter.
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5lrtu Advertisements.

AUCTION SALE
DELL, GREER & co. WILL SELL AT
d salesroom, 1904 and 10O6 j street.
TODAY,
"Wednesday, June 18th, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
sharp, household goods of all kinds, consist
ing in part as follows: Parlor Sets, Bedroom
Sets, Lounges, Sofas. Center Tables, Hat
Racks, Sideboards, Spring and Top Mat
tresses, Stoves, Ranges. Glass and Crockery-
ware. Also Buggies, Wagons, Harness. etc.
1t BELL, Auctioneer.
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A1tt1tHeittEittH.
8itttt1ttrr Rrsnrta.
MARK WEST
HOT SPRINGS,

NEAR SANTA ROSA. FRESE & JUER-
IN GENSEN, Proprietors. This place has
been entirely renovated. First-class accom-
modations. A new and well supplied bar and
bllliard-room is connected with the hotel The
way TO get there IS to start at the foot of Mar
ket street, San Francisco on the 7:4o A. NJ
train and arrive at Santa Rosa at 1915 A. NJ
Meet our Stage and arrive at the Springs at !
P. NJ. All trains will be met by appointment
Round trip tickets from San Francisco, So rs.
The accommodations at the Springs are first
class. The baths are naturally hot, the min
erals being soda magnesia, sulphur, iron and
arsenic. Terms. per day, So; adults, per
week, SO; children, under 10, So. Head
quarters at Occidental Hotel, Santa Rosa.
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GAN1PBELLH HOT SPRINGS
SIERRAVILLE, SIERRA COUNTY, CAL.
- A favorite Summer resort, First-class
board and rooms, with baths free for guests,
for SO per week. A two seated conVeyance
suitable for carrying five persons will meet
guests at Truckee. Total expense of stopping
at this favorite resort, only SO per week
daily. [my21-nl H. PEARCE. Proprietor
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plackheads, red, rough, chapped
Ih and oily skin cured by CUTICURA Soar.
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e. "a IT STOPS THE PAIN.
t1gH - Back ache, kidney pains, weak
Ep<A ness, rheumatism and muscular
3eE pains relieved in one minute by
n A& the Cutfcura Anti-Pain Plas-
80 Va ter. 25c.
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Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA. Soc:
SOAP, 25c; RESoLyENT, 81. Prepared by the
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION,
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Bh- Send for How TO Cure Skin Diseases. - Ga
pages, so illustrations and 100 testimonials.
The record-union., 1892-06-15

The Sacramento RECoRD-UNIoN is now re-
ceiying and reproducing the best general ar
ticles on California written by our recent edi-
torial visitors from the East, and first pub
lished in their own papers, concerning the
feeling and expressions of these editOrs.-Ala-
lna
The Lamar register., 1892-06-25
rrlpe, nl.m.rel oat Of ronue..

Prince Bismarck vislted vieaHh on the 2oth
TO attend thr marriage ot bis soa- On the
r,ate be ua. rntsusiasiicAIlS ohecrea ,aa al
oac place be made feW rrnnzfss, He AID
Il rccognire In this sPiendii reception, sp-
probation oi my PERSIA In the past bold
no oficlal po.liioa In The present nor 'hsl
ever a.-ain do 70. represent = chapter OF
the pat that i closed forcrer7
A sentleman ~ho reesnily visited Prince
bismarck At Frcyicriehsruhs Described him a.
pale and fatiguel ard s-v'i lookias, He
moved vesriiy And bis effort 80 maiztaln bis
former powerful frame crest - paihfally
visible. H. brra,hiBE vas paiufal And irres-
ular. Priacc.s Bisnarck led tss convcrss-
lion on the occasion q this vlsii, rrTsaiiHs 10
the Prince The words q his visitor, thc ef-
ehaacru0f's iacrvz,ihs dcatao.s Trnsirfia.
tbs nccrssaFy. The Princess also heilcd her
husband With hcr much Frallisr HleEao-y-
The scutlruah states that fuz rhAi b.
80 on b. visit he Is caariaeo,l thAi Hndrf 10
circumstances ill PriEoe BiszaEvs evsr
ag-Eiz iAkc upaa his shoal1srs ths barics q
,hg conduct O; puhiie Affairs
The Lamar register., 1892-06-25
Anareni., Ra,aehol On Trial A, r.r,.

RSTaehol, the anarchist was placed on trial
again 90 the 2lst- He s charged ulth Eve
murders aud the violation Of tomb ,or the
purpose Of plumber. The jury ~As drasn And
their names kept secret in order 10 guard
them from the friends of the prisoaer in the
event Of conviction Few Pcrsoas arc alo~rd
in the court room.
Rayachol described how he murdered the
hermit Chambles by choking him TO deA,h
On being asked whether he regretted hi.
crimes Rayachol declared that they were all
due to the fact that society MAS badly organ
lied and did not provide for the starving
The prisoners counsel read letter from the
anarchist Matthew, who Is In London. declar-
ing that ChaumArtin was the 1nthor of the
81. EtieHne murders and that RAyaehoI vas
guiltess, and appealing as an anarchist to
save RaTAehol.
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srr. el.a.,sn. w.n,. r.....

Gladstone bold a loas ooH;efeHee Tao.,isy
pith Jus,is MeCzrthy, John DIloA aaA Tim
othy HcAly, AL u shoIn arr a1ii-Pzfnsliits.
Gladstone ADVISED ihsi recessed esofts b.
made 70 re-esiAhlish uhIon In ths Irish par
llAuseuiary party, PoiutiHg out the evil e..
fccts that would result 10 the hpnsr rSiir
movement trcra the contlaue,l sST1s, o; the
Irish faetoas, lie Urged ikat coaeos.ioas
br made on each side ia 0pier that McCzf-
thyitc and Paracillte candidate. should nos
stand against each other IN Pzr,lsn.rstsEy
eoustitlenc!es IN the appru4rhiHs Ess,rAi
election
Il Is estimated that the Liberals vii have a
majority IN Great Britain q between ,irsy
aud seyeaiy member. II p4riIz1Hoat In Nddl-
ton 70 the Irish vote, which viii DC At lezs,
eighty, EveH u The majority ia Great Britain
doe not come up TO What Is expected. the
combined majority, 1t Is faid, Ia certain 70
exceed 100
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MA. BLAINE AND FAMILY.
.rrt,. In Chicago 10 Attend k@nAoss
Ulains.s Funeral

Ex-seeretary Blaine, Mrs Blaine Ana
daughter, arrived in Chicago NonaAy e'eh-
,n,. 10 attend the funeral Of Emmons Blaine
M. p.rty va. met at the depo, BY Cyrus Nc
c,ormies. brother Of Mrs Emmons Biaine'
and James G. Blaine, Jr. The latter had ar
rived In Chicago bu, an hour previously ana
a. ono. .et out to meet his father, mother Ana
sister. ON seeing his son the er--eerr'ars
rl.sped bis hand With sfectioa and Tot
moment hi. face showed evidences OF deep
snru,sh. The family were then driven rapid
lv % the NeCUrmiek residence, ~here sos
short time father, mother, brother and sister
were left alone. An hour after arriving MI.
aud Mr.. Blaine retired TO gain fs- hour
much needed rest
,Mr Blaine, said Cyrus NecoTulek- As
we'll a. Mr.. Blaine and her daughter, .'o~-i
The fatigue o, their long Journey Remarkably
well Mr BlAlue HAs feeling unusually vel.
% far as bis bodily health Is concerned. of
eourse. none eau estimate the shock and an
rul.h the sudden death Of his son Ia. caused
him. The wonder Is that the nan Is able TO
bear up At all. That be has dose - Il an
other evidence Of hi. remarkable spirit and
iadoualtahle courage"
The Lamar register., 1892-06-25
DEATH IN MINNES0rI
THE WORK OF a cvc,os
a rsrrsss Storm svssps Aero.. -
sr. Ai..ssets with Dre.dru,
Resuits-

A storm Of wind and rain, which IA
sections d~veioped into a veri,ahle 80
laid waste the southern ecutral r.,r,s.
Minnesota late "Wednesday afteraoou L.,
will be s-verai dsys before the fun a., y
the disaster uili be knosn.
Jackson, Martha. fArihaalt. Freehor, :,
Blue Earth eount.cs seem 10 have r. !.
scene. although it ~as stormlas al "A. -
pretty much all over the STATE.
The cyeione began 10 form near Js-k.s.
jackson county. and after s~e~pin- -
Martin and Fsribaali coaniios. va -,
near Wells. elo-e 10 the boual4sy ., 81
bora county
The los Of life Il iNrrc. so-s. es,,.,,l
being a. high a. 100 II seems ptO2abs. ~
forty or hfty live. have bccn as.tro,,, }
the fury Of the storm. but the crar, ~
cannot BE- givcn. Evrrythlng IN ~ al. 4
the storm va. swept from the fars d, n
earth, houses and barn, being spllzisr,l n
trvr- saa telegraph poles suaF7-a :
pip,-s;.n.l A heavy rain siorz LA,
Z 10 o'eloek, and before that k.i -
K-sy the Clouds began TO gather In a. "A
terrible bl1skncs~. the terrible lootiss i
pot IN It's appearance. aud ~ sii-l
acro.s the country ls licked mp ho1s.,. II
trees. crops and pcopic-cyrrythis \
came In IL path. May houses iAss Il
ba. partially Destroyed covcrrd ths z1.s
remains Of the former ooeuPasts sal oss1
Of the farms
one OF the freight ,rzlns shicA Fzl-i 4
Of MAnkAto. after runaln., lev uuss II
that city, discovered hr-- o,s'-.--I
aeru.. the track Il proved 10 b. d
that bad hiS@h aeru~- ihc track. aai - 4
sine ras almost iosshinz u -hca d ,.s7--I
SASH u lixhtalng having rrreAlri 10 4
enre js,; IN ti-ne 10 save an1ihsr utrsE 4
tsAin had. foand halt datcn g,ca-it L
! Nuscar the hrskcn timtcrs, al se-iaafF 4
/ prusAhly fatally hnr,- rhc iniunui 7sa|
ucrr taksn 10 the ncArr-f hose al 4
fof. The eyeioae haA taken ~ ,qss}
| frual ~ f1znlaiioz sane dis;aHrc q 4
draErins iAe ~rrgk sioag. had ls;i = u
thc track A. toasd.
Near sherhaarze telehcr aai ,ess-d
scholars -ere krp; "a ty shr astesupus 4
sns -hsa The egS,oae ssrusk The tchoul4s
tAs h4nAine sas sr~sked aad tAryr {
azi iAirse,a severely iz5arcd
| 4 ran. rtth lh -ifs asd Gina, Es7t [
a. IissSra anI oSAcg- tnlErssi.
tosu Bru-a sni shrrs vseeFs ~eFs Z
.outh q viau-sosA iske- NrS h-sl
higVsi man Aaa The .<heoi seAcher wsrtaal
Isiaf,,l h ffs. rvecrts frues Nrli 4
20 tho e-e1i tAAi frosa fo<sy 70 afsy h.a
ki.is,A aezr tkss-. The ~urss q he sssrz
irE b~<a - The vet Ead soash q x
lzSc. A. Jet no FsTosss have hscz rzei
10 coahrmstioa % tAis rerort
Tra are rcT.ocsed kiIiri is sss y--ia7
MApissaa, sad t.easy IaluT~a- n ra1
pt..ca sdar zsiiss scatA q Nspirtas, 4
hat village ssfcze4 iltil, loss,
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have business with the convention later on,
and thought all should get dinner II there was
no business
Don Diekenson made motion that the con-
vention take a recess until 5 p. M, and the
convention agreed at "A p. m. to do So
There were no vacant seats when the con-
vention met again at $50 and tickets sold at
sia and SIS each. Rev. Thomas Green oil
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. opened the session with
prayer. The platform committee then offered
its report. The tariff plank caused a long
and heated discussion. The plank offered by
the committee was follows;
We reiterate the oft-repeated doctrine OF
the Democratic party, that the necessity OF
the government Is the only justification Tor
taxation, and whenever tax Is unnecessary
It Is unjustifable; that when eustom-house
taxation is levied upon articles OF any kind
produced in this eoantry. the difference be
tween the cost OF labor here and labor
abroad, when such difference exists, fuiiy
measures any possible benefits to the laoorer.
and the enormous additional imposition OF
the existing tariff falls with crushing force
upon our farmers and workinSmen and Tor
the mere advantage of the few whom IL en-
riches, and We demand such revision oil the
tariff laws As will remove their iniquitious IN
equalities, tighten their oppression and put
The Lamar register., 1892-06-25
r.li from . Parachute.

4 TERRIBLE arelAcui ksppezra At sszlia ua
The t-sh- Nme Carcu 0ruEnlza, = P2rsehai-
81, zzerndcd 10 a hsiioon over The Wc,ssen-
So bruad ard ioleTzbly dcsP shrrt q
water. WIN .he lad rracAs,i a hsishi o;
atozt .nr1 feet ths fciez-sd hsrssif 'Furn iAo
baIl1on and foztet slaHiy Eni rrzee:l4iiy
dosu Hlih her paractate shrn sussenlY s.r
uas sern TO lct 60. ana fell falls go irss isto
The lake shs vAs rcscGci ia a. in-cEsssir
euadItioa, shd ulth the create; tifaczlty
- rcsiurvi Go cCasgiuzsncss Whca able -
speak shr oEucd thas The soeiicnt "a czas-
cd By her ora usst q csEtioa aa4 fooiish-
ncss IN hegiccfing 70 tsckir tkr t-tlt -hieh
uas sgPpsscd % seCgrc her - TIE PkraehGts
and trusting merely 10 Der ca hsats- Ths
poor woman died While sriaE ooav,ys,i 70 Tic
hospital
The Lamar register., 1892-06-25

FROM time immemorial people
ground under the heel OF earthly
tyranny have been promised that
there is freedom above. Suffering
the ills of earth they are to be free
when they can fly on wings that need
no oiling. But it is poor comfort to
those living in city basement tene-
ments. They may look into the
heavens and understand that the air
is nominally free. They can appFe-
ciate the fact that space upward is
unlimited. But the necessities of
their being cause them to look for
some spot of earth on which to stand
that their castles may be something
substantial enough for habitation.
Castles in the air are proverbially
easy of construction. but unfortunate
iy quite as uninhabitable.
The Lamar register., 1892-06-25
Tornado In Canada

A disastrous tornado swept over ~
ern part Of Ontario on the isth- St !
summer resort on the line Of the Cas1
Pacific. The school house was bloHH'
while thirty ehIidren were inside, vho
buried In tho ruin.. From six 10 ten
children we're Killed outright and moei
others received serious Injuries. The :
mistress was injured fatally.
AT ST. Therese, another town on the I
dian Pacific, the school house was blostl
on forty children, two being Killed -
and others injured, some Of whom MAJ
EI-Mayor Elery OF Templeson, ontATl
killed His residence Was hurled and ,
into fragments while the family were :
al tea
Many accidents are reported from
part of the province and great loss OF
feared. Hundreds OF houses have bee
stroyed, and the damage amounts 30
dreds OF thousands Of dollars, while
families are left homeless
The Lamar register., 1892-06-25

THERE should be a pride of mater
nifty in the heart Of Boston to seek
out and acknowledge the possible
children of her begetting in the realm
Of mind. She should know culture
and the beginning of culture in the
factory din and traffic roar of Chicago.
In the wheat -decked and corn gilded
farm lands of Kansas, in the opulent
mountains ard wales Of Colorado or
California, or on the verge OF Arizona's
arid wastes as surely and as ap-
preciatively as she knows them amid
the traditions Of the Commons the
eacred confines OF Beacon street or
the festivities OF the Milldam road.
The moral and rational duty of Bos-
ton is to be foremost to discern and
declare the here and there uplifting
of this neoteric world that is prepar-
ing to eclipse the ages in all that be-
speaks the empire Of mind.
The Lamar register., 1892-06-25
Trade-Mark Case Decided.

In the United States Circuit Court at Chi
cago, June 9th. Judge Woods decided a case
wherein The Hostetter Company was the
plaintiff and G. A. Mckee defendant The
plaintiff make and sell Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, and defendant kept what is termed a
department store in West Madison ST., Chica-
go, and sold an imitation of Hostetters Bit
ters, but in the genuine bottles, which had
once been filled with plaintiffs bitters. These
bottles still had the original labels, but the
corks were sealed with counterfeit metallic
cap, and they were sold at what the druggists
call 'cut rates" Immediately on close of
the arguments by Mr. Clarke for plaintiff and
q. c. Dahms for defendant, the court granted
The Lamar register., 1892-06-25
A BIow at strikrrs.

Between 1000 and 5000 hoasesmiths be.
longing to the knights of Labor at Ses
York, were notified by their employers on III.
2lst that unless their organization diseon-
unues their strike against the jackson archl-
tecturai iron works, they will be discharged
Between 1000 aud 5000 more will receive the
same notification. Unless the leaders Of The
order of knights Of Labor comprehend the
gravity of the situation aud make other
terms 5000 men, the employees say, will be
idle within two weeks
The Lamar register., 1892-06-25
The ENGLISH ELECTIONS
r.r,,.nes, WIN b pt..a,.~a "a
gsth-


A Iaaaoa al.p.seh s1ys Tse trsc
Jane - ss The az:e fo< the dissciz2fa
PsfiiAaseat Io.oss lisr a. arfisi to'iE, "a
rArt q tAe Conservatives IN gals a. -
tasr over their oppszeuts by prvscz1af
tocOzsA eieesio1s fFoea b-.u< heii @ 4
azy. The Ltsr.is have heoa sfrAi4 < I
a. oeearrraee, asa have fur rren
ursing. ihfu1.h their o-szas- iAe ..
ot strtz4iiy dIs.rsaehi.ine zzzstrrs & 4
zea. uho arc ualalr Llt<rAis Iacsa1
of uo<knsca cza nos ro.e Al all anisss - |
Il oa Saturday. kat Ia Gddisaon 90
uho iii b. ~hoIiy dlsfr1aehis<f. ss-s
nsAny .ho have sheir roses sro-dei .
snotker ~ay.
whea an election falls oa .ny ses
than ca Saturday The uuEssnssnsn as
uaiii 9 OF o'clock In the cscninr e<'7r'
ean get TO ihs polls. The baiiosins -
cry Ia o,iea too slow In its operatioa :
pace -tih the number Of voters -
Themselves, and A. = coasesaenes so-f
fall to be recorded In season. Al -
Esor- severely A.Ains; the LieesAs
against the Tories
Mo-i Of the borough nosnins,ions y
made oa Jgly .. The eariies; legal -
polllns day 10 July aud tho iaiezi y
The earliest eoanty poIiing day !. IrlE 7
the latest july Is Is s expected A1
elneiioas will be the NOS, t1rbaie1i
century past
The Lamar register., 1892-06-25
Canadian Train Wreck.

A heavy cloud-burst passed over the section
OF the Grand Trunk railway near Hillhurst
and caused bad washout A local passen-
ger train ran into the washout. The engine
and the express. baggage, second-class and
postofhce cars went down carrying all hands
with them. The first-class carriage remained
suspended over the washout and the passen-
gers in this car were not injured.
killed-Engineer, fireman, express messen-
ger, Caron. passenger.
Woundcd-Mail clerk, passenger named
Clement, two section bands, two brakemen.
The Lamar register., 1892-06-25

TEMPER is very valuable motor
and ought never to be fooled away on
purposes detrimental to its possessor.
There is vast energy in wrath. Right
ly directed it can do wonders in tho
promotion OF justice; craftily di-
rected it can bring disco nfture upon
its proprietor's foes; but unwisely
aimed and perverted to an untimely
use it plays the mischief with the
user
The Lamar register., 1892-06-25

SOCIETY may aid in making the la
borers yirtuous and happy. by bring
ing children up to labor with steadi-
ness with care and with skill; to
show them how to do us many
useful things as possible; to do them
all in the best manner; to set them an
example in industry. sobriety, clean
liness and neatness; to make all these
habitual to them. so that they shall
never be liable to fall into the con-
trary; and to let them always see a
good living proceeding from labor.