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POINTERS on THE RACES.
Best Gard of the Meeting Should
Attract Large Crowds To-Day.
LsonawelI, Cbarade and Others
Meet in the Fulton Stakes.

Though there is only one stake fixture %
the card at Gravcsend to-day the racing
promises to be very interesting. The pro-
Cramme is one Of the best of the meeting and
should attract a large crowd OF sports to the
course. The Fulton stakes, for three-year.
olds, has entered Leonawell, Charade, King
Mac Best Brand, Kilkenny and Fidelio. Az
frst glance the race looks good thing
for Leonawell, but he is an uncertain brute
and liable to disappoint his admirers Kill
kenny and Fidelio ought to make things in-
teresting for the son of Leonatus Parvenne
and FAIRY meet in'the second event, and they
ought TO make very good race The track
win be fairly dry and in good condition. The
entries ahd selections are as follows:
First Rsce-For ghree-year-o'dA and upwards
vfdch have not won Al. 100 this yeat.. Asweep.
stshes Of ~ each, with BLOOD added; rsights I
pounds below the scale; one mile :,
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Irving 10 Free Nc cSwyny.

LAWYER Lane o'Neill, counsel for Bryan
Mcswyny, the founder OF McSwynys Four
Hundred" who now lsnguishes In Ludlow
street JAIN, said 10 a reporter to-day that he
must decline to discuss the details or merits
OF the case, that must be done In court; but
he added that he would certainly OBTAIN an
order for the release OF McSwyny, who, he
declares. is being yiciously pursued by un-
warrantable means
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BELIEVE WER7s WILL ACCEPT.
His Admirers Confident He Will
Waive Personal Desires.
The Democratic Nominee for Gov
ernor Of New Jersey.

1t is believed by the ardent admirers OF
Judge George Il. Wcrts lhnt he viii waive his
personal desires in the face OF the almost
unanimous action OF the Trenton convention.
ana accept the Democratic NOMINATION FOR
Governor OF New Jersey.
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SUSPECTS BOUND TO CHICAGO.
steam Barge John II. Lyon Has Five
sick Men OH Board.
Ipy AssoclArGp PRESs.

tPY AssoCIATGD PRE1a
sAULT STE MARIE, Mich, sept. l5.-The
steam barge John B. Lyon, ore laden from
Ashland to Chicago, arrived here yesterday
morning, but could not clear until ten hours
later. owing to a sicIcrew.
The captain reported that he had five sick
men aboard whose symptoms looked like
cholera and smallpox. lie wanted to land
the men here, but the health authorities re-
fused his request. local physician who
was summoned to examine tho men said two
OF them had symptoms OF cholera, but he
did not have time to make thorough
diagnosis.
The Lyon cleared for Chicago with the sick
men still on board.
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Gloucester Selec.,ons

First Race-Berwyn, Joe b.. Detonair.
Second Race-Warpaint, MiLuen, Irish
Third Race-florimor, Jim Mulholland,
Lucky Clover.
Fourth kace-Jack Rose, Prince Fortunatus,
Lord Harry.
Fifth Race-Absconder, Busted, bargain
sixth Ra:e-Leo Brigel La Clgale, Noon
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THE HEALTH BOARD's ARMY.
President Wilson's Corps Of 260
Cholera Fighters.
Tho Sanitary Inspectors and Disin-
fsctors and Their Duties.

The Health Department Of the city Of New
York is like disciplined army, trained and
equipped to fight contagion. The Sanitary
DR.. cyrus Edison, is respon-
siblc, under the Board OF Health, for the con-
duct of the war. There Is force OF 28O men,
every one OF whom is supposed TO be espe.
cially flttcd for his work.
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DIN. WILLIAM T. JENKINS.


DDr. Edison IS responsible primarily to the
Board OF Health, the President Of which,
Charles q. Wilson, was stock broker before
he entered the public service.
The Commissioners, besides President
Wilson, are'Dr. Joseph y. Bryant, the Health
oniccr of the: Port of New York. DR.. william
T. jenkins ana President James Martin, Of
the Police hoard.
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NORFOLK, Va, sept. 15.-Quarantine Medi-
cal Onlcer W. A. Thorn, has issued orders
placing strict quarantine on all railroads and
steamships entering the city. All suspicious
persons and baggage viii be detained for
thorough examination and disinfection.
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PREVENTION
Issued by the Board Of Health, Any Fear Of
Contracting Cholera
onr Aug 80 1852 Dehhtune Ghoera kidkr ais Kur
No One Who Obeys These Instructions.

aALrnD D.rAxr 1892
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rnonovGn GERMS therefore:
uncooxed articles Of any kind not even milk ~ .
food indigestion
and darrhua attack of cholera s'
thoroughly and recently cooked
boiled % an the ] ] ] % % % s % % nsr m % unless they have been recently put
with hands receive from the un'
sleeping rooms and their con-
should tie idy enforced Foul weT,oset SINKS
Doari /, auarem ~
The successful treatment the
noSr Yourself bowel complaint but 90 Ora and enS % for the near nearest
d,o
hospital police s
to come in contact % with food @ drink or
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furniture that .nsd with
the Health Board
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QUARANTINE At CINCINNATI.
Passengers AND Freight from New York
Especially Proclaimed.
ley AssoCIATEp PRESS.

CINCINNATI, Sept. l5-Dr. j. W. Predengast,
Health Ofliccr OF this city, has issued a pro-
clamation declaring quarantine against pas
sengers and freight from any foreign place, or
from any place In the United States where
Asiatic cholera IL present, specially including
New York.
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For handy reference during the campaign,
get the " Political Textbook and voters
Guide" compiled by the New York woHLr.
Price, 10 cents
The evening world., 1892-09-15

President Wilson says: "The organization
OF the Department Of Health to-day Is far
more perfect than ever before. II is ready TO
cope with Asiatic cholera. There has been
no secondary case where cholera has been
discovered, and do not apprehend any seri-
Gus trouble involving the whole city or any
considerable part OF It,"
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His Claim to Fame.

lIrom Li(r.
She (doubtin lly)-lou say you are peculiar,
What, pray, Is your peculiarly?
ie-Mabel, am the only man in the world
who ever loved you as much as do.
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The Board OF Health may arbitrarily decide
that Que or all the houses OF the city shall be
closed, and compel the inhabitants to remain
In their own homes, and the Board may cali
out the whole Police Department as reserve
force to enforce its mandates.
The evening world., 1892-09-15

Parvenue and Candclnbra are both named
TO 60 in this race as Well as the second. If
they start they should finish first ana second.
Win the pair out julien Is fancicd most
with Dagonet second and sir Arthur third.
sixth Rsns "A sweepstakes of $40 each; with
u, ,000 added; weights 20 lb. above the scale:
the winner To be sold at hnot ion, for a9 900 one
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Leonawell looks to have an easy spot In this
race. Kilkenny and Fidelio seem the best OF
the others and are fancied In the order named
Fourth Race. For matdsns two years old; a
sweepstakes of $40 each. with 81 ,0On added !;
veirhts lbs. below tho scale; five furlongs.
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First Race-RecIare. Uomer.

FIRST Race-Reclare, Homer.
second Race-Nan Buren,, Parvenue.
Third Race-Leonawell, Kilkenny.
Fourth Race-DoEovaI, sam Weller.
F1fth Race-Paryenue, Julien.
Sixth kace-Now or Never, Fred Taral.
The evening world., 1892-09-15

First Ruce-Mary Stone, Homer.
Second Race-Fairy, Van Buren,.
Third Race-Leonawell. Charadc.
Fourth Race-Girofie colt. Chattanooga
Fifth kace-Parvenue, Dagonet.
Sixth Race-NUw or Never, lily Dy.
The evening world., 1892-09-15
Morning Papers selectiouA

First Race-Mary stone. Homer.
Second Race-Fairy, Willie l..
Third Race-kilkenny, Leonawell.
Fourth Race-Girofie colt, Marcellus.
Fifth Race-Parvenue, Julien.
sixth Race-Hy by, Now or Never.
The evening world., 1892-09-15

First Race-Mary stone, Homer.
Second Race-Willle L.. Roqueiort.
Third Rac3--LeOnawell, Kilkenny.
Fourth kacexPoundiess, sam Weller.
Fifth Race-0Gslabra, Parvenue.
sixth Race-Cynosure, Now or Never.
The evening world., 1892-09-15

PRESIDENT CHARLES O. WILSON.
Major Bullard has a corps OF forty uni
formed policemen to aid In the enforcement
OF tho sanitary orders OF his department and
this force has maze Is high as 10000 inspec-
tions in single year.
There are $4,000 tenement-houses in this
city, In which 23T,DT2 families have their
homes These families include more than
700 people.
Den. Emmons Clark is and has been for
many years the secretary Of the Board OF
Health.
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A Longer W ord.

N Aop8or WOr0.
tFSom Jude,.l
MISS Bleecker (patting her friend ON the
shoulder)-Never say dieI
MS. Emerson tof Boston>- DO not q.
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First Race-Reclare, Nomad.
Second Race Fairy, rarvcnue.
Third Race-Leonawell, Kilkenny.
Fourth Race-DUnovan, BOundless.
Fifth kace-Dagonet, Julien.
sixth Race-tred Taral. Now or Never,
The evening world., 1892-09-15

At the weights Reclare has an excellent
chance to capture this race she ls NJ ana
ready Her last race does not count. Homer
may get second money and Mary stone
should not be worse than third.
The evening world., 1892-09-15

Picking q winner from this lot OF maldcns Is
q hard task. Girofc colt. Donovan and Com
motion look the best Of the lot ana they may
finish as named.
The evening world., 1892-09-15

Parvenues recent races nave been so good
that the writer cannot select any one to beat
him In this race. lie should win easily. FAIRY
beat the others.
ThirG RAso. The Fulton Stakes. for three-year-
oldp. q G1lt each with 81, 700 added mile and
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John 5. Edwards

OF Adams, n. Y, makes the following
sworn statement: Kenyon 81 Thomas
This is to certify whatl know your
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we commenced using your DIR. Hale's
Household Ointment, applying it freely
and thoroughly to the chest, keeping
lungs covered with hot fiannels. She
soon began to improve and in twelve
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day. Your great remedy saved her
life. JOHN >. EDWARDS.
Sworn and subscribed before me,
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For sale at Rains & Sons drug store.
(2g noVzf-ly.
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A FEARLESS DEMOCRAT TALKS.
The Signs of the Times POrtcnd Great
Danger to the South.


MIR EDITOR: 1t cannot be denied
| that there is at the pre-eTt time 4
greater feeling of dissatisfaction,
un-asness and d:strust and a desire
for things unhcard OF than we have
ever before had to conted with.
Looking at it from political stand
point OF view, the g-eat quest on +,
what is the best of us?-not as Demo
Gratis, not as Republicans and not as
Third paralysis, but a. citizens Of the
South, DESTROYS of peace, prop rity
and r, form. Those who homes: ly
think that the Third party is the
only hope OF salvation should recon-
slider and ponder the matter long n: d
we'll
They should be sure that the men
who's. leadership they fOllOY are
reliable and competent. There are
doubtless many wOuld-5e leaders who
are honest but unwise. We should
select for leaders III p litics no IN
competent upstart or crank, selfish
and dishonest, who is seeking after
Doodle and office, but men true and
tried who are known to be honest
and wise; men who would sacrifice
everything but honor and principle
for the upbuilding of this blessed land
OF the South.
L. t us be on the alert CT " are go
ing to be 1nisled. | am Informed
from good authority that the Repub-
lican and Third party leaders are
forming coalitions in many states.
These are bad omcns for the South.
1t can bc said for truth and cannot
be diputed by any unbiased mind
that the Third party bosses are in
20 tics for money only, and they
will sell out to the highest bidder.
The Republ can managers have as
surcd the Third party people that
they can get ali the campaign funds
they need to make n vigorous fight
in the South.
The deal they are making ia that
the Republicans will vote for the
Third party candidate for Gov ernOr
and state officers generally, and that
Third parry people shall vote for the
Republican Presidential Electors.
The only hope If the Republican
party is IN this action of the Third
party. Our people will do we'll to
beware of magOgues with small
brains and great e%pectati ms, who
for office or for money would not
hesitate to bring on revolution or
disruption. &. w. II.
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[coNTINURD.l
ODDS AND ENDS

The father of Samuel Pepys was g
tailor.
The velocipede was invented by Drais
in 1917.
Tintoretto, the famous painter. was
the son Of q dyemaker.
1t is now q possibility to insure your
goods against the depredations of bur
glars.
A maverick" is head of cattle over
o months old that is not branded by its
owner.
The longest verse in the Bible is the
Esther.
Among the Chins the flower of the
Eugenia is supposed TO have some Pc
culiar power.
Mr.. James Highland and Miss Anna
Fling were married in Marie county, Mo-.
a few days ago.
a Chinese proverb says that bustling
woman and a Growing hen are neither fit
for gods nor men.
If sweet oil is applied to the skin iIp-
mediately after blow or bruise it will
not turn black and blue.
A couple were married one day re-
Gently at Winston. N. c., after a court
ship Of twenty-seven years.
We have not time or inclination to in
dulge in fanciful trouble until we have
got rid of our real misfortune.
The number of buffaloes now in the
Yellowstone National park is nearly 500,
showing a slow rate Of increase.
Unless an Austrian gets the consent
Of his wife he cannot get @ passport to
journey beyond the frontier Of his own
country.
Fifty pounds OF honey are annually
produced by hive Of 5000 bees. In
FIVE years the bees viii have increased
to so 900.
Last year the Canadian Pacific earned
e1S, 672, 174. Of which 81, 1874, 040 was net.
The Grand Trunk earned SIT ,423, 800, Of
which q, s02, 8sl was net.
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n archIS w
ONLY TWG-HUNDRED LEFT.
From the Seat Of War Come Three.
Hundred Soldiers Brave.
But Nome of These Filled worrior's
Grave.

NASHVILLE, Aug. 3O.-[SPecial.-
Battery y. aud a large proportion CT
Company c., arrived here yesterday
on furlough from Coal Greek. The
boys that came had been threatened
by their employers with the loss OF
their jobs, and Gen. Carnes let Them
come. They report everything quiet
on the creek, but many predict that
the troops there VIII he attacked be-
cause Of their number, there being
only twu-hundred soldiers stationed
in Coal Greek valley now. Lieut..
Col. NJ. X. Clark is in command aid
is advised by Capt. Ward of the
United States Army, Gen. Carnes
having also left for his home in Mem
phis on two day Through.
Col Kellar Anderson returned to
Coal Creek yesterday afternoon and
was warmly received by the boys.
The camp has been removed from
the heart of Coal Greek to all adjOin-
ing hill where breas;-wOrks will be
built. The trials of the prisoners con-
time to be held, some are committed
and some released on bond. The
court at Clinton convenes next Mon
daV.
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DETECTIVE NYE.
NE SAYS HE IS NOT A SUCCESS AT
THE SLEUTH BUSINESS.

We Should Try to Keep Politics Pure
This FalI-An Experiment in Natural
History Worth Trying-Making jap
anese Lanterns Ont OF TOadA.
Copyright, 1902, by Edgar W. Nye.l
BUCK SHOALS, N. C., August.
Quite number of people have written
me recently regarding a green goods
episode which was made public in July
by st. Louis paper, and which involved
the name of Mr.. p. a. Owenby, Of this
state. It seems that the following an
nouncement caught Mr.. Owenby's eye
some time ago. II was printed in well
known paper and evidently IN good
faith. No paper could have printed
such an advertisement otherwise, 1t
seems to me:
C. G. MONEY-SlOO for $40 or $50 for So
Pkgs. In 800 and $50 lots. Good agents wanted
for rare goods. Parties cents
Mr.. Owenby wrote for some of the G.
G. money with pure heart, and hoping
to relieve the distress Of some man who
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hibtted in Charleston, 1t is said. and
notice was quietly given out by word Of
mouth that registration tickets would
be taken at tho door for admission to the
RhOv. Five thousand registration tick
cts were taken In one day and turned in
by the circus at reduced rates to the
party making the arrangement. On
election day they were voted by the
party In some unobstrusive way, posi-
bly, In Pathological manner, but men
ton it only to show that this is a rea-
sonabIe and low priced method of
obtaining an expression of the public
wish.
will add also that, though have not
given the name of the party interested in
this incident, it is only fair to say that
it is amisfortune to any party to have
votes that can be bought SO low down.
eH There Is still time to send several
good circuses into South Carolina be-
fore the LIST of November.
Lately we have been looking into nat
ural history here as a relief from poll
tics. Evenings We experiment with
the insect life. DO not refer to the
terrapin du chambre sometimes al
lowed to run the mediocre hotels. but
have been told recently by 0 friend who
is thoroughly trustworthy that for real
fun there is nothing of a refined char
scter that approaches the delights of
feeding toad with lightning bugs.
Try It.
The toad viii swallow anything you
give him, as every one knows, but few
have had the enterprise to try this ex-
pertinent. He does not kill the insect
by swallowing it, and as he Is trans
parent he lights up like a japanese Ian
tern. Before the FREELY is smothered
the sight on dark evening is one long
to be remembered. You can read the
toad's Utmost thoughts.
Do not turn away, dear reader, with
q look q unbeIef, for what / have
written here is worthy Of trial If you
have never tried 1t. The way the tears
Of grateful warmth come to the eyes of
the toad when the lightning bug begins
to illuminate his third stomach is enough
to repay you for racing through the
dewy forest after frefies, accompanied
by no one perhaps but grown up girl
who is afraid of the dark.
Try 1t, gentle reader. When q toad
lights up his spare room it looks mighty
hospitable in there.
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CANCER OF THE LARYNx.
A Remarkable Surgical Operation Pei
formed Recently In Boston.

A Remarkable Surgical Operation Per
formed Recently In Boston.
Carney hospital. Boston, was the
scene q few days ago of q remarkable
surgical operation. Five weeks ago a
man giving the name of John Strong
entered the out patient department suf-
fering from a severe bronchial trouble
His voice was almost gone, and when
talking he experienced considerable
pain. An examination revealed the
fact that Strong had cancer in the larynx.
This cancerous growth had filled one
half of the larynx, duplicating the
right vocal cord, and was fast eating its
way to the left side. If it remained un-
checked total loss Of voice would have
been the result, and death would have
followed from inability to breathe.
After several local remedies had been
applied, the operation of excelsior of the
larynx was decided upon. An incision
was made through the skin from the
top of the thyroid cartilage, extending
about six inches in length ...-Eg the me-
dian line Of thyroid crycoiI cartilages
and trachR. The skin and muscles We're
then cut away and turned aside, laying
larynx was then separated from the
esophagus, an incisiOn was made in the
posterior wall of the larynx and pack
ing Of iOdoform game was inserted TO
prevent the flow Of blood to the lungs.
The operation known as tracheotomy
was then performed. This consists in
Inserting a tube, which answers the pur-
pose of mouth and nose to the patient
that is. at least as far as breathing is con-
cerned. A deep incision was then made
i'll the median line of tho larynx and the
right half of laryngeal cartilages was
completely cut away, together with the
right vocal cord, and then the cHncerous
growth that had caused the trouble was
removed. After the right half Of the
larynx was removed an obstacle pre-
sented itself. On the top Of the larynx
there is the epiglottis, piece of car
tilage, whose Office is to close the air
passage while food is being swallowed,
thus preventing foreign PARTICLES from
entering the lungs.
With one-half of the larynx cut away
the epiglottis for the time being could
not close the passage. To Obviate this
obstacle an incision was made in the an
terror wall of the food passage and a
second tube was inserted. This COM
pleted the operation.
The void made by the removal of part
of the larynx will gradually be covered
by natural processes with membra-
neous growth, which will take the place
of the lost vocal chord. The tubes will
be withdrawn and the cavities remain
ing will be assisted in healing by means
of plaster bandages. The patient will
be enabled to breathe and take nourish-
ment in the ordinary way.-BoStoD
Herald.
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Is Marriage a Fallurel

Have you been trying 10 get the best
out of existence without health in your
family9 Have you been wearing out
your life from the effects of dyspePsia,
liver complaint and indlgestion7 Are
YOU sleepiess at night? Do you awake
In the morning feeling languid, with
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looksf Don't do IL. A shout II. the
Reetorer has cured others; Il will cure
you. Trial package freei large size Coo.
1t John j, Hendricks drug store.
marli.ly. To
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ShOrtsightedness.

To waste your money on vile, dirty
watery mixtures, compounded by mex
perienced persons, when yon have the
oppoi tunity of testing Otto's Cure free OF
charge. Why will you continue to irri-
tate Your throat and lungs wits that
terrible hacking cough when John J.
Hendricks will furnish you q free sam
pie bottle of this guaranteed remedy?
Hold bottle of Otto's Cure to the light
and observe Its beautiful golden color
and thick heavy ayrup. Largest pack
ARoe and pureat goods. Large bottle soc.
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Some Foolish People

Allow a cough to run until it gets be
wound the reach of medicine. They of
ten say, "Oh, it will wear away" but in
most cases it wears them away. Could
they be induced to try the successful
medicine called Kempfs Balsam, which
is sold on positive guarantee to cure
they would Immediately see the excel
lent effect after taking the first dose
Price 50 cents and 81. Trial size free.
At all druggists. feb26-eow-ly.
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When Your Liver

Is torpid and sluggish, you cannot do
business successfully. Everything
goes wrong. You don't feel well. Get
your liver in good working order by us
ing DIR. IIale's Household Tea. th+
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has no equal as a health restorer. For
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(2) novelty.