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Attention, Republicans
NOVEMBER is. 1sD2.

L 4 -
The above represents large bill
which was posted in the most conspi.
cuous places over the city ON last
Wednesday evening. Hardly were
they up until large crowds could be
seen vending their way to the Inn
provement Company's Office. This we
could not understand, but upon inyes-
tigation we found Hon. Geo. M. Bow
ers seated behind desk, and dispos-
ing Of State rooms and berths for the
above mentioned trip. The crowd was
simply immense, Charley Miller, Billy
Mcdonald, Newt. Lynch, Alex Clohen,
Anthony Stanbley, Johnnie Reilly,
Walt Lambert, and perhaps dozen
more could be seen ON the outside do.
ing the curb-stone brokerage act, and
making immense speculations On tick,
cts.
This continued up until the time Of
departure on Saturday morning, when
stirred by more than ordinary curios-
ity,, we wendell our way in the direc-
ton Of the Hannisville Distillery Wharf.
Here was presented sight, which was
as big to us as the circus is to couu.
try boy. Everything was excitement.
Some were crying and believing, while
others were raying mad. We gained
position from which we could Wit
ness the whole affair, and see and note
the doings Of the leaders.
Anchored securely 1t the Dissillery
Wharf was the old Ship Of Fate. At
the gang plank stood Capt. Nels. Wis
ner. wearing his uniform nobly, and
looking the bravest Of men. On deck
Riser Huber, the pilot, could be seen
busily engaged in arranging matters
preparatory to making the historic
trip As far as the eye could reach .
dense crowd ofipeople were closely
jammed together. from the wharf to
and beyond Bishops warehouse,
whilst all around the distillery we're
massesof humanity.
Promptly At 8 o'clock Capt. Wisner
shouted "Ahoy, all aboard r and
opened the gang way. Such q rnsh
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SIX coMErs IN sIonr.


RocHEsTER, Nov. l4.-Dr. Lewis
Swift, Of Warner Observatory, saw
the new comet Friday night. This
makes six comets now visible in the
heavens.
DR.. Swift said: 1.-THE comet discov-
cred on the 9th inst. was visible Fri
day night. It Isl very remarkable
comet. ! have never seen one like it.
1t is As round as the sun and its cir
cumferential outlines are as sharp as
as the limb Of Jupiter. It is nearly
two degrees south Of the great nebula
in Andromeda, and is moving very
slowly southwest. It is just visable to
the naked eye
Advices from the European Union
Of Astronomers hint at the fact that
Prof. Berberich, of Berlin, considers
the newly discovered comet as proba-
bly, identical with Biela's. This. If
substantiated, will be Of the greatest
interest to astronomers. The comet
was originally discovered in l7T2 by
Montague at Limoges. 1t periodicity
was established by Biela, at Joseph
stadt, Bohemia, in 1926.
Its successive appearances we're OBJ
served with interest, but its position
in proximity to the sun prevented its
observation ON several of its returns.
In 1916 it was seen as flint nebula
and was observed to separate into two
companions were discernible, but wide
ly separated, and since that time it has
not been seen. In 1872 stream of
meteors was noted, the orbit Of which
agreed with that of the comet, and an
interesting relationship was at once es-
tahlished. i.
The possibility that this comet,
tranformed into stream Of meteors,
is once again visible to us as q comet
is of exceeding interest and Of value as
well, as step towards the solution of
the mystery surrounding these wan
derers of the skies.
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APPLES AS MEDIcINE.
IThe Medical Age.l~

Chemically, the apple is composed
Of vegetable fiber. albumen, sugar,
gum, chlorophyl, malic acid, gallo
acid, lime and much water. Further
more, the German analysts say that
the apple contains q larger percentage
of phosphorus than any other fruit or
vegetable. The phosphorus is admira-
ly adapted for renewing the essential
nervous matter, leithen, Of the brain
and spinal cord. 1t is, perhaps, for
the same reason, rudely understood,
that old scandinavian traditions rep
resent the apple as the food of the
gods, who, when they felt themselves
to begrowing feeble and infirm, rosorted
to this fruit. for renewing their Powers
of mind and body. Also, the acids Of
the apple are Of signal use for men Of
sedentary habits, whose. livers are
sluggish in action, thosl acids -sery-
ing to eliminate from the body noxi-
GUS matters, which, if retained, would
make the brain heavy and dull, or
bring about jaundice or skin eruptions
and other allied troubles. Some such
an experience must have led to our
custom Of taking apple sauce with
roast pork, rich goose and like dishes.
The malic acid Of ripe apple, either
raw or cooked, will neutralize an ex.
cess Of chalky matter engendered by
eating two much meat. It is also the
fact that such, fresh fruits as the APP
pie, the pear and plum, when taken
ripe and without sugar, diminish
acidity in the stomach, rather than
provoke it. Their vegetable sauce and
juices are converted into alkaline car
Donates, which tend to counterfeit
acidity. Z
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The Wheeling Register says the new
ballot law is .'the finest ever. invent
ed.r
Wolves are killing sheep in the vi
entity Of Corassy creek. A. Hinkle
Coregory recently lost 20 fine animals,
! The Oldest school building in the
State is on the farm Of Judge Daniel
B. Lucas in jefferson county. It has
been photographed for the exhibit At
Chicago.
The colored annex to the Hospital
for the Insane at Weston caught fire
Saturday night. One hundred and
four patients were confined in it, and
were gotten out safely. Loss $4,000.
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Alloy, ALL ABOARD!
4 BENGHTED TRIP UP SALT
RIVER.
Glittering Swords, Brilliant llia-
monds, Silk Hats, Campaign
Documents, Etc., Shipped 10
Chimes Unknown.
Care Worn Faces Glare At
Each Other,
WHILE SaDDEsED HEARTS ACHE
WITH SURPRISE.

Hash Served on McKinley's Ameri-
can Tin Plates, and Digested by
4 sorrowing Omce-HoIdcrs - r b .
Old ship Groans Beneath Its
Load.
According to the custom inaugural
ted by the Martinsburg Independent. in
1888, The Womb follows suit in 1892,
in describing the customary trip up
Salt River. OF course, our brother
will not object, as we do not suppose
he is 50 selfish, and especially in view
of the fact that this time he will make
no effort to describe the trip or make
any mention Of the party going. But
then Republican paper could not be
expected to write about and publish
its own defeat and missries.
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Ladies who use cosmetics or powders
to cover up or hide q bad complexion,
do not know that a. NJ. Gilbert 4 Bro.
can furnish them with Blush OF RosEs,
which is clear as water, purifes tho.
skin. and positively removes black
heads and all skin diseases, takes the
shiny look from the face and whitens
it as soon as applied.
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Mr.. U. s. Grant Pitzsr, W are in
formed. has been suffering for the past
two weeks with his left eye. Dr. Baker
says il not taken good care Of be may
lose il. We hope that il may prove to
be nothing serious, and may soonceas
to trouble him.
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COMING BACK COMING BACK, The treat
" New York Bankrupt Company viii open up
again in the same old stand on or about oct.
18th with IN immense stock OF Dry Goods
Clothing, Shoes and Boots, Gents Furnishing
goods ETC., which they viii sell 1t prices
lower than ever known. don't fall 70 look for
the opening Of tho Greatest BARGAIN house on
.earth. ie-4-n
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QnAs0NABLB THINGS AND WHERE TO GIT
- THEM.--We would like to say few words
- reference to the preparations We have made
tAseupply the wants and demands Of our grow
10 trade, for all kinds, grades and textures 81
Nblack dress material for the fall Of -. whilst
yeNve ALWAYS tried hard to please our trade, yet
DIS fall We have taken unusual palma and put
lsfth our best energetics In making choice So
loetions and securing tho latest styles and tex
turca In the markets. We feel that our efforts
lave not been In vain, for We can offer you
1Any special Inducements and Give you some
rAxe bargains In Black silks, Henriettes, Cash
neress Serges, Broadclofhs. Ores DeLyon, Liss-
age MecahlQue, Crapon, Percidierrells, etc. We
would be pleased TO show you our large assert
Dent Of these goods, and also great variety OF
tKimming, which have just come out this season.
Respectfully,
EHuERr FInBY.
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DICK-NICK-N MOTIFS. You can buy IN uitta
II worth Is cents for IS cents
Is cents.
q cents a ers.s c = Ss ROu .0s
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II WOULD BE IsHosPITABLE,
Therefore the Fair Directors Would No
Close ON Sundays.

Therefore the Fair Directors Would MOI
Close ON Sundays.
!. At the. regular meeting Of the
Worlds Fair Directors in Chicago last
week resolution was adopted favor
ing the opening of the gates on Sun
day, provided that the machinery
be not run.
The Directors say that as all the ma.
tons of the earth have been invited to
attend the Fair, it would be highly
discourteous and inhospitable to in,
form them that they cannot do on Sun.
day what they would do were they al
home.
''The closing of the gates ON Sun
day." says the resolution, means that
thousands of artisans and mechanics,
to whom the exhibition will be Of in
estimable advantage, win not be able
to attend it."
The Directors say they are in favor
Of allowing every nation to hold within
the grounds such religious services as
it may desire on Sunday. They also
think it desirable that the gates should
be open to allow visitors from differ
emit portions Of the union to meet soci-
ally At their State buildings.
-------.--lDAAe .-r-
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+ AIDES AND GENTLEMENS garments steam
II cleaned, dyed and pressed in superior
manner nv j. CoRDNERr
Near WOODEN Mill,
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PRICE. 5 CENTS

Kindly leave me Of At Wheeling. /
want to keep my hand In 1t the nail.
making trade"
just then q two-handed club caught
Lynch on his all.wocl pants. His sud
dep drop Indicated that Staubley was
at hand, carrying : huge placard. on
which was inscribed II am for Har-
riscn and Protection and withhis
pockets filled with good old limberrer
and switxer cheese. The smell Of the
latter caught Foidt'A proboscis, and ho
collared Staubley forthwith. Tho.
strength 81 the cheese aroused Feidt,
and ho exclaimed. aWell, whom Won
fellers knew was going to fight Pit
zer, you came 10 me aud proposed that
u | would work for and support him,
You would secure mo good fat Job
under Harrison. Now, have not
nothing, and I think yon treated mo
mighty bad. Never mind. III get
even with Bowers.
Feidts expression caught up with
Charley MiIler's sympathy, and he pro-
posed that George move to the country
and engage in the fruit business with
him. This only aggravated George
and he became Fsidting mad, aud swore
vengeance on the whole Republican
party. During al this time small
something was noticed crouched down
in one corner Of the ship. Investiga-
tion revealed Win DeGrange in the
last agonics Of death. He could not
be aroused. DR.. VIM. Wolf was call
ed, and he pronounced him beyound
recovery. OF course viii Wien re.
sponded at the proper time and SUI
perintended tho burial ceremonies II
sea.
Next on the program was music By
the Huber Glee Club, after Which
Wash corsey arose from mackercI
barrel and checred for Jimmy Melon
aid This made Alex. .Clohen mad,
and as Chairman Of the Republican
County Executive Committee, he or
dered that Dewitt Talmage Gerhardt
proceed at once to burn all 81 McKin-
ley's and George Bowers speeches, as
they were what had wrecked Harrison
and their party Grant Pitzer object
cd q this as he thought Gerling could
use Thorn for wrapping paper. Grant,
4 en- Ixa' H'a,, = :,
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A GREAT big deal. just from New York
IA Auction Sale 500 pairs genuine So White
Blankets to be sold for 90 cents. YELLOW FRONT.
YKLLow FRoNT. You will find them on exhibit
tion in our large show window. just think, 81
Blanket only 80 cents. E:
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FTyRY Lonis Bells new barber He's . dandy.
10-29-lmo
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browns oyster Parlors will be open to-
ID night and we won't 60 home until morn
ing.
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the others We're uf0urning.
Meals were served IN McKinley's
American tin plates, and the most be-
nighted crowd eyer witnessed, ate Of
the protected food, and paid homage
to his lordship. Toasts were not In Or
der, rs the excitement was too great.
When last heard from the old ship had
anchored at the port Of New York,
and Wisner, Feidt, Clohen. and Bowers
were in search Of Lieutenant Perry to
get instructions about proceeding 10
the North Pole.
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TRUNK SALE-Great Slaughter Sale of
Trunks, think of good Trunks only $196 at
C.P .HERRIN0S Cash House.
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NTEHAVE secured Miss D. T. Hopes OF Bal
wv timore city to take charge of our Mills
merry Department this season. Miss Hopes
came to us very highly recommended having
had varied experience and having served the
most fashionable millinor trade of Baltimore
city. We have every reason to be gratihed at
the success of this branch If our business and
as our experience in this line has considerably
increased we intend this season to add largely
to our stock of millinery and develop this de-
partment as much as possible. Miss Hopes
will arrive here on Thursday with our entire
new stock Of millinery and will have II marked
and on sale bv Sept. 18th. EMMETT q FIERY.
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DEAUTIFUL English Print Tea Sets, n pieces,
ID only $4.00, worth $500, at d. N. KILMER'S
on King street.
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In Children.s School Shoes at FIERY's SHOE
6ToRE- Every pair guaranteed to give satisfac-
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T1oAfsDERs wanted--Ladies or gentlemen
10 Pleasant location, comfortable house
terms reasonable. For further information ap-
ply ct this Office. 10-29-6t--eod.
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NOR Novelties in China Glass, White Granite,
OPAL Barbadine and Earthern Wares, go
to d. NJ. KILMRR'S big Queensware Store, on
King street.
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II OST.-Pocket-book containing papers. &c.
III Finder viii please leave same at The
WoRLD Office. ADAM KELLAR. il-73t
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The woRID At 10 cents per week.
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AT.A BARGAIN-=A handsome c. Clarinet
N concert pitch-good as new at Joe Mess
mans.
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TNOR SALE-A Story Brick dwelling, on
<. POOLE Attorney. io-27-1m.
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OUR GREAT BOOT SALE commenced to-day
" We propose to close out. Every pair at q
cost 34. es. We
Ask to sec our So Boot for $f.5O.
Ask to see our So Boot for $200.
Then comes our 50. 50 boot for $3.50.
YELLOW FRoNF YRLLow FRONT.
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r oyELY Austrian China Tea sets, 30 pieces,
u 9soo worth sia.oo. 4 D. \. kILhER's.
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FtAR LOAD Mems Coarse Boots just received
" and at prices that defy all competition.
YELLOW FRONT.
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HEADQUARTERS for Pillsbury < < Best
III Flour. Wiilsell at lowest prices. Money
can be saved by buying from me. A. j. shy
DER Agent. 9-1-6m.
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an. that oyster stew, Pay your loss like .
~ little man. BROWN the Confecti0ner SYM
pat, ICES with you and will make the prices on
Oysters and Candy 1T the emotions.
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ETCECREAM and Berry Sets, in both China
II and Glass, from 35 cents to 1886 atD. NJ
KILMER'S, on King street.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-17
UNDERSTANDS THE TALK OF MONKEYS
MI n. l.. Garncr's Researches Into tho
Language OF tho Lower Animals.

MT II. l.. Garncr's Researches Into tho
Language OF the Lower Animals.
At the invitation OF the Nineteenth Century
Club an audience of several hundred people.
among whom were many persons OF literary
or social distinction. occupied the Assembly
Rooms OF tho Madison Square Garden last
night and listened to Mr. H. /. Garner set
forth some results OF his experiments in the
speech OF tho lower animals. Mr.. Brander
Matthews. tho President OF tho club. intro
duced Mr.. Garner. who is "A heavily built mau
Of perhaps 80 years. with n large face. smooth.
except In an iron gray inoustache.
Mr. Matthews called attention to the fact that
only twenty years ago Darwin had issued his
book definitely announcing tho theory OF the
descent OF man from somn tribe Of animals akin
to the monkeys. Mr.. Matthews said that Mr..
Mr.. 8arnar speaking for himself told OF
many interesting experiments. especially with
the monkeys lie thought monkeys had deti-
mite language. with words for various wants,
pnred to say that these words, by different nc
centings Of their utterRnce. expressed, az 1t
were. nouns. qualified by some simple adjec-
His talk was confined to statements OF his
observations and of conclusions. both obser-
vatons and conclusions being rs yet crude.
Mr.. Garner showed. however. that he is get
IRON which he muy sorne day be able to evolve
something rs to the speech OF the lower ami
mails. His endeavors to reproduce words of the
monkey tongue were unsatisfactory because
talk was entertaining. and at times instruc-
tive. az was the discussion which followed.
DR.. D. G. BrInton Of the University of Penn
snS az srsD 81 sS TSsss
took part in the discussion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-17
ROSALIE BON4PARTES JEWELS.
She Says tho Diamonds Are Worth . For
tune, hut . JcweiIcr Says They Are Paste.

She Says tho Diamonds Are Worth . For.
tune, hut q JeweiIcr says They Are Paste.
LONDON. Fob. 1G.-In the West London police
court to day the hearing Of tho case OF Prince
Lucien Clovis Bonaparte. who is sued by his
wife. Rosalie. for fraudulently obtaining pos.
session Of diamond necklace and other
Jewels. amounting In value to 100000. was
resumed.
Rosalle Clovis Bonaparto testified that she
received the jewels rs al solute gifts from tho
defendant ut the time of their marriage which
took place in May. 1893; that she always be-
lleved the marriage was legal. and that tho
defendant never suggested TINT the marriage
was invalid before September. 1891 She un-
derstood tho divorce to DO an amicahe one.
and that she could afterward cohabit with her
former husband.
Mr.. Cover a jewcl!er, testified that ho had
sold tho BOnaparte jewelry which was the
subject OF the present litigation. and which
was asserted to be worth SlOO.0OO Accord
Ing to Mr.. Cover. this jewelry was NIL COM
poaed Of imitation stones set In gold. and its
value was only $3.50.
Inspector Morgan testified TINT when no ar-
rested Prince Bonaparte the lntter protested
that tho action taken against him was cruel
and monstrous. asserting that no had dono
nothing wrong. and that the jewels were his
Alter argument by counsel Prince Bonaparte
and Mr.. William Alexander Thompson. ne
eusei of being an ACCESSORY. were commi tied
for trial, They were both released on bail.
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A Plot to Wreck n Passenger Train.

Fort WAYNE. Feb. 1G.-A plot to wreck
Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne and Chicago passen-
ger train ut Arcola has been unenrthed here.
Tho discovery was made by accident. The
station Mt Arcola is deserted at night. About
o'clock this morning. while q. W. Johnston.
farmer boy. WAS In tho waiting room. wait
ing for n train. two men entered They did
not 500 the boy. owing to the darkness. and
openly discussed the details OF q plot to wreck
The deed was to be done on next Thursday
night. near Arcola. where the train is due about
4:3O a. NJ. The boy slipped out OF tho station
conversation to the railroad officers
part OF his story has been substantiated.
and the tracks are now being guarded. Tho
men nre supposed to be lahorers on the work
train which wastsken III between Warsaw and I'd
Arcola on Saturday Ties and pieces q r rails
where It Is supposed tho train was to have
heen wreck cd.