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Evening journal., 1892-11-10
CLEVELAND's VICTORY.
Late Returns Show the Result 20 BE aIor,
Decisive Than Expccted

Late Returns Show the Result TO BE Moro
Decisive Than Expected.
NEW YORK, Nov i0-The following has
been issued from Democratic headquarters.
"Our advices justify the statement that
the electoral vote of Michigan and an Of
the electoral votes of Wisconsin and Tli-
nois, I'm addition 90 those from New York.
New Jersey, Indiana and Connecticut and
those from The southern states. viii DE east
for Cleveland and Stevenson This win
make 2l9 electoral votes in an The indie
cations are that California has also roIo
Democratic, this giving Cleveland and
Stevenson not less than 2i6 electoral votes.
1T IS glorious victory, and the people
of the country are entitled TO the warmest
congratulations
AT Democratic headquarters it IS claimed
that the returns show that Harrison has
lost almost every state in the fan west. and
calculations based upon the returns west
of the Missouri river demonstrate that
Harrison could not have been elected If he
had carried New York and Indiana
Congress Elections.
Reports from the congressional elections
are still far from complete Statements of
the political divisions of Che membership
of the senate and house of representatives
m the liity-third congress necessarily COM
tain elements of uncertainty That canuot
be avoided, but the reports that have boon
received do not make amy material changes
IN the Tables heretofore sent ont by the
United Press
Democrats claim that they hive carried
the wyoming legislature, aud win thereby
secure a successor 20 Senator Warren.
whose term expires March next This
would give them forty-two senators. and
almost certainly give TO the third parity
senators the control of that body Fnfhu-
siastic Democrats, however, claim that
their party viii secure enough additional
senators from other western states To giva
them control of the upper branch of cone
gress after March g. But % substantial
basis for that claim cannot DE seen.
number of changes in the composition
of state delegations I'm Che next house of
representatives as heretofore given are
made necessary by reports received to-
day. The results, however, do not vary
materially from the figures given out
iost night. Ina tho Sixteenth New
Nori. district Francis Morvin lRep) seems
60 have defeated Henry M. Bacon Ieml
Ilis and other changes noted gives the
Democrats --2 members ol Che next house.
Republicans 1872 Farmers Alliance 10.
The Republican column Is likely TO hs in-
creased by the supplemental elections To-
De held in the two Rhode Island districts.
Congress and Electors.
From the returns $50 Ear received ON
which reliance can hc placed the following
table shows how ihe electoral college and
the representation in congress win stand.
~-Elcctors--, -Congre.a-,
Evening journal., 1892-11-10

HHnifa tlf. AHN na.ur1 from iU
election mo coun ia oW'r Wl ee
i.ures ol t.s l'l uN u.. a-
elorg touIent oHc.a and unofficial
IHrus ari ts Ne IHcn uc.r
ram sINll c.au.es %. f.a nm
Cleveland omrd li...I gui Nc...
twelve counties ll.r'rr- IaIariI
.A,y canls ftn
tuu ma1 tu-e Ne
uH.cfl1Nr a uor ..I.Hn l...
las tlg state lJ male thnu Hl
Evening journal., 1892-11-10
IAMEs =. MuLLIN 4 soN.

Clothing, 6lh & Market,
Hats, Whining ton.
Shoes.
Evening journal., 1892-11-10
Da. BRIGGS on TRiAL.
The Accused ,. rn,ed ,he hight 60 gu-
l-r.n-. unln.liln..

The Accused s rn,ed ,hc Eieht Go gu-
terpose Objections.
Nrw YoEE. Nor l0 -Thetr'al FOR heresy
of Professor DlaII.s A Hri.e5. i'd Dpc0m-
meucea in ta Scotch hyciau church.
Moderator John G.. Bliss ly1s in the chair
and ahou. 2i1 oft the n'uNtels and elders
composing tlo hcv Ior> rre,hyicN the
body which is sIuns in Judgment upon
DR. Briggs. were present
After the prayer opaniug the TRIAL the
modoatlI a7kat or tle charges hut was
interrupted hy ir. lii. who q. sed leave
io inienose verll aNiec ions. In short
address he outlined ihe line the pro.acl-
tion Ind taken nr.snrl to the old charges.
and coutentel tlmt Che prosecuting con-
m'ttcc had uo power 90 uow bring these
naw ONES.
-o.Uue. J j. McCoot. counsel for the
prosecuting committee answered the OBJ
leelous very technically. ant denl0od the
iaaJ tHathe Was compelled 70 hage to argue
wilh the de.euamt
DR. BRIGGS. when Colonel McC0ok had
Finished, arose % Ieply nul WAS checked
ly ket Robert Booth, who made tlcponJ
ID. order tiat the discussion was irregular
Dr. Briggs claimed that he had only been
able to state nia objections, while thcpro-a-
ltlNe committee lnd been allowed tO ana.
wer tbcm, and say several other things
whicNhe could coatroF.rl hy quotations
.r1m theological Jaw.
Ihe request ta allow h'm 10 answer tho
prosecution Wa, denied ny the moderator.
tnt, on Dc Dr.g appeal rom this de-
ai-I.n, 30 nas put to vote and the molor-
l.0r 1lu04--l3 to 1s.
ihemaraei chmgas and specifications
r.ad. aud iu.u more explicit mi with
nolo attention Go detail cham Che old
uue0s Ihcs occupy tlirty-ir. pages OF
good sized eHo., hut cover tae same
ground as Gle on caarles They Wer.e0m-
Piled ny nnd -isnei by tae iuu prosecuting
committee. com ns of Dr Dlich, cha-
aani D. y. laups. N.D., lt 2. Smupie. DID.
jo.n seFtu-an ad J D. NecooA
Alilr tNe lolNu. rect Waa taken.
Evening journal., 1892-11-10
Now Yorh

NEW Y0EE Nov. -Clevclond's plu-
ralty in ibis state is 4f496 His plurality
boo tine city Is 75G3l and it is moro thn
$4,000 in Ningscounty. Ihcusult iuNiugs
county was surprise. as the Democratic
managers there bad claimed only 5000 10
10000 plurality. There were hcavy Demo-
cratic gains in some OF the strongest re-
publican counties in the interior of the
state.
The Democrats have elected a good ma
ioritv of the a@emhlymcn bon this state
which m-lrcs the election of q Democrat
To- tine Dufcd States senate to- succeed
Frank nclek Thirty Democratic ae
mmhIymm mre elected from this citv and
seventeen of the eighteen assemhymcn
elected from Kings county wo Democrats
ln the next assembly thCre Wil bo seventy
five Democrats and hity three Republicans
which viii give the Democrats sweeping
majority on joint ballot
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n.nn-.l...in

IHfLhnEtrnIA, A0v IN 1.-The next si0te
senate wiIl consist of SO hepuh.icnsand la
Democrats iho general as mh.y WIl. in-
c'rie i.l ilcpuulcal. and 90 Democrats
I.e .uDlcu mnioru on joint ballot
Hii lt John D.m NlauJ is elected
lH-tirn OBJ lae supreme eonrt llc common
Hlr. Judges elected au. Philadelphia
.leAa. Arnold lD,ml. Lmcs.er David
MrApleu lDemE AlecaWy Edwin 10.
-to.5 hcp.. Lwuhm and Lebanon. John
Mcpherson; eutigrald Lawrence. john
d. Greer li.n., -clusiEh, R IT. kooae
.aope Aeras. "a. Willis Bland WcmE
iouer 0ld A-A-nn, Ar.lur q. Oms.aad
Aepl.
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IruAnEYulA. Soy. Juael s.atss
Senalof e1ag reach This city ,aa morning
and lcss.eri at tine cuin.nal l..ol.
where ne me. NaWmrn hcaler. ottlc lt-
pa1'iraa sHs couI.ltlae. Tlry bald 81
ecn.tieace upon political malais Ia's
forenoon eHa'oF ttaf wa- ioml nc tae
NenuN'I.lu -.'te Dlu.fters boo cul.rlrr
Hiih Collector @. ior Cooper A reporter
asfed tit eaater viat he Thought OF ihe
res't. a1d fe nDaei ,lat itva a.ul
''iioU do rau tcaart f.rit
we hi no. votes enelh v She
leriy
slow DO you account iar thaf
"l hHFe nothing la FlF
When tae reporter s..l De woall iiso to
hove Senator Quays opinion ~ t1 tha
cause o i.c ae.at. ihe iunior ..ar t-
ulatod thar h. Aaa roA.ne los.r.
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L.....


TorfEA, Nov DO rhe Republican cen-
lr1l committee of the stn.e now
cia.m 5000 Republican maiort3 lu A1n-
sla, whtlo The chairman ol the lopuli,t
committee claims fhe majority llr lhe
Ponu.it ate ticket. all con Dc mcn ouI
amajorty in the coming state legislature
l'fan are coming .n very slowly Chair
man deac of lhe Democratic state central
committee photographed Chairman Hmrg
boo acW loss thlt Che electoral Fo,o OF
hann would surely Ao casd tor Weaver
and tield. nIr.hai'e that nothing ah-
somtely dsfu.e wiii Doe known for twenty
four haus
Ihc Neltl couvr ionrl district is cone
eeici .a Jerry simpson, lus.ou'at. hy ahoa
M9 ma|orty. lhs means Republican
saln over two years ago ol more tlan
1000
Evening journal., 1892-11-10
YYrst vir inia.

WHrEflVG Nov Io-No o.vitheanl'ng
tlQ ronident expectations of Republicans
West irginiu plN nol irpaE tae all
south ta' Near Ihella anroinius returns
cna from hepualew counties especially
hanawnn county, where the lorce BIN
ghost end miyci schools apportionment
swaycd tho v0tors
Ihe Republicans ofthe state are stunned
Dy the "slump nnd cannot account for it.
Davis. Cor GOVERNOR runs alaad ol lIa.ri-
som, ou. Isfoo nr heh.n. liectUdlell nJ
topuli lfalsh. ihe luJ.etWili hHgc from
1920 to -.01 plurality Republicans viii
control the house oi celcen. bGl tle .,g-
isnture wiii have d anemoeiat.cm mai a.. oi
I'D on loIlt naIiuD which msures ,le ra-
election of senator Faulkner HFli Dee
some iime before delu.t-f figures con he oD-
tniuod.
Evening journal., 1892-11-10
erIIl llIr.I..

PTGRr Nov l0ae.eu of the most
ponuIous counties Doe lauth Dakota report
decided Republican -aus with a falling
ol oi lue iopuii,t vote of " per cent. and
Inter returns .iom other counties confirm
these reDm infections, which makes the
election oi tne egUre Republican state
ticket ng a plurality larger thm at lIist
estimated. Han4H tle hgDrr zap to $4,000
pluwulE Weaver men stl claim the
oilte
Evening journal., 1892-11-10

nnty o. indiana returning Repubnaan
Cleai0is Dee siid
'lf my good irienis ont ther wiii only
carry Marion county Jos mo shall De con-
tentr
Ihc presidonts plans are pretty wei
formed, and tc.m hc stated authentaally
that when Doe goes out of the Whi.o House
on March he win return directly TO Indie
ana, and take up his OLD home al indiana
nlllI. md Ia.uml nllIn LhnnMn-lla n- law.
Evening journal., 1892-11-10
L.nun

CufIEVSE. Nov iu-it win require an
official DlW. n decide if Wyoming is for
Harrison Or Weaver Iia majority Wil
notae 400 either wey. Chairman Nm.e-
FaMcr OF lle Republican state committee.
conceded the election of Osborne i.r
governor md Ciar.e ior supfeue Judges
iit claims tNe ies's|auurc on joint hauo.
and tle ele,uon O.. Clarence lark toeau-
gross b. all ua.wan ,e.r. ol ine u.mo-
cuuc .9mmHl.c. sal he Democrats Wa
populi hafe i0ma.o.y in .so les.-la-
Clarke Hs .rme It-c and Colleen as
CONGRESSMAN lf ulaaIuIty ot 300.
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NEW ORLEANS Nov. ll.-IUa strike c0n-
.nue aaa na.a .aos emaia .rm and uo
e " fDHnelai. tle Governor
ih aeaFe however, and
ii probably t.e car.a ol l.s c.tr before
anl.N as . c..T agiho.ics cuhHt
e.ne Wila lHs .aui. ,auWt should au
oat9r.a. ae.ut IL. t4Ia ciilical time.
Evening journal., 1892-11-10

bf8 Morrs. Nov. 10-lhc returns $50
iar received indicate O. Republican plural
lty of 23o0 in loaa on electors Ihe stnte
irset rias it.ie behind. Ihg Republic
aus clect con rcsmca .n ten 90 the eleven
Districts VI iter b fIavcs. OF the Second
district, IS tae only Democrat elected Ihe
Peoples parity F9.e Wii reach 1000 and
.he Prohibition vote t.U0
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CA'DfN t. J., .ar. Il-'flero wna
.u attendance Hl The Lingo r.al Tlt
auat Important witness was An liIHc
iaIne WHO testified tAU. She aw Lingo
% ac Bush Dot. where iAe body OF lr.
Auuie i'.IHr was found, tla. bis oserls
He.u lightly t1ra .nd tn-l ha iiuael
Evening journal., 1892-11-10

INaNroH Nor. HIl. Indications ar.
.aa. g.raaa M cmriel ae S.uc o
NDar .o.stf ry ta n.i tL Ncn
l.l.nilIor governor Ias leu Dee,e0 aU u
rnrlE ot 4No Iaa nest ieatar
Nil ni a. lolu. SQUAT, HoIrNI.c
ana Democrats. lr inu-. Dom
crrs. Republicans i.e Demoa.
mto.ity on ioial aaIo. viii .a FL. Whe
Aafls O. le. Republican .tn OF s.. fm
caagt Ae lNpu.hcH hate clre. t.
FIRST aud Second Districts aal possibly .s.
..stIn. ihe lriltI l.m ta. nU,r dis
Evening journal., 1892-11-10

cratic r'in cl lH' lhe legislature win
he Democratic hrUi mafeasF ou iuirt
IHi.n.. Ile Democrats e.eDt cIeFtu cone
srUssiuer sul l.a t..t. Ic-la iH0.
Evening journal., 1892-11-10
~

OMAHA Nof Ipirls.,a returns age
alli im.m-nmry, hu. indications axe tAa
tic Weaver c.elIor $3.50 clrrl ,ae static g.
ahoa Dmlu Npl Cos -ufeln.
wil Hto ..E ~ lWa.ts
..Ilr- lirI. .N..t.uun goI..uoc I..
la.ncc HI ... ...n Ir.Ut nI
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Nunrnl

SAN fHNsuo1 Nov. l0-Out of 2lf4
precincts. Including n sam Fmnci o
w.uus give lauiean al.as. Cleveland ss-
l Wenrol . Ner.rs Vote ws.
-awc1Iat a.er ihnn mattel lr
mW o.. both raia.l .ariDs and et
uta tHe l,..u.l .l.n fo.. in some corat,s
nuch heavier taan itai into ae D.ma
r0e fae Ile lcr a,un SIS su N
.n0. hut"N probably lm Htpaatea u
.uiu. lH.u. 4ae Democrats Will in II
probability c'ur our oll.r iona dis
u.c list ce..nd. loar.a and eiNtn-
sul l.a let...ls tU. remaining llrla
Evening journal., 1892-11-10

the Republicans The Rcpulicts wii
elere tFo out of SIS coHar,sancn nni pos
s'hif inre. Gains for Republicans as
compared VITA two year ago afo being
Iaanfttd ucmoeutIc eaiaa are equally
noliceah'e lne Independents DOSE in iar
mcrs1eu slo.aa end gain slightly in t0vus.
Dne.i'ri oI tae Democrats 0f thc State
foiad Tor rs et9er electors. which explains
wins tN0y oariiC. t.e .trte
Evening journal., 1892-11-10

CAao'srNor lo-Ila Weaver electors
cnrN ae static by on estimated plurality
0i Hnn f.D. Ncnlals. silver nmnea
tDrcau ha nHiony of 1900 over
Mo9dhgm iapl Ine silver or Stewart
Legislative tIttea carries nearly every com-
ll N %. .---u.
Evening journal., 1892-11-10
a soef,tv 7t.lfir

Paot.n tof. l1 haie lTair
s.ro Willie Nul.e1Ill W-
.anafa ila1ain. iaer.OIi
Hrp ..a0a,Hi. -lrt Na..l-
Evening journal., 1892-11-10

DALLAS. Nov Do TcAaa has ele.
Hogs by = small lmaia, Nueut
uli-t candidate iof eoronua .uHs h.f.m
expectations t .uoN D.au ttt.
tel 100000 ool c. olr lo.I
votes. Tine Demoaue aa.il
gross have Been r,uu n N
1r,shauA vho mu aedl.ai.l lll l.eli
Nestaa district.
Evening journal., 1892-11-10
r.l- ln-.n--.-.

lltErrnUn. tar lo % Tatt nn
rl a. tlo Ner Euud dt .no. the
'h.nlc.p.'u, Reading ui Neu Ele lf
nltaad is reported to tea teaailer add
aa. al aadol.
Evening journal., 1892-11-10
II. - -. -.

hIW ol.. anr la- camp' ted
w.a tAo umu.
laa Hg leotrr )amr nten-
.I.n..
Evening journal., 1892-11-10
|liUr rmIn non n.

ulIut. I'D .uE lne express
..l oa fNt aI..lF l.liupW
.atlen. 4H. Du clr nls .l.u
el uti mute i.e mea-
aun.. ana eteaaFela aai ..l .
Evening journal., 1892-11-10

e.erfor in nNui aad minneapolis. Re-
EllIfaas ree. e0vsanen. Demo-
crl one. The ess.aiffe isstiH in doubt
f,r ln.eaH. l'cc' .a.efaas and eafh cone
nt0 ia raua ine9to H9irison
electors ~iu ay 1900 I-l legislature IS
h dOnba.
Evening journal., 1892-11-10
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80 T Hacr .m ne.u o ir
oia Nruorue iniaa States senator @.
Evening journal., 1892-11-10
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that ir-it larn
couni icr tie usersloI fr.tfe..r-
r.sIi. 80 lU.l... u
ir luuu. l.ll l... l..f.
Evening journal., 1892-11-10
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r.e. au a.d couple. WHO r d., t.e
international Nr.el rnm Davenport. if..
.a.s ans ceaQ in tae'r h.i. anus been
Evening journal., 1892-11-10
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

boy "pop Kim 30 90 the circusfr Pop
ifcnsts 3 niciea.N 10y me man saye
me Two f'cEgfs fer CARR u' water for the
orses. Nop.-"i fn. A man Noi's Hs charif-
able as ihat can't Dee very bad. Wen both
g0.n Good News.
Evening journal., 1892-11-10
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lAus Nov i0-lo.ousi D0dds c0m-
muultr cd tae Heee Iai expedition 0
IroueI. ,won 10 lelomeg ha. been iuale
ot.aai'er general lu recognition of bis re
--.L LL--.L--..
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MutuNG IuH, Aur lI-t tI.FtIlll U.a
mdD in thIs State is 5i7. lis.iei ycUn
ies as follows. Aew l. W hw0
isa sna. JOHN $50 Owy yI.n
IS r..e..I le eou.-.e, Or aOoul iit
ua.outl-
Evening journal., 1892-11-10
ntA

ID off t.e nae Vs hf
l..0 aut ..i It fan tIec
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r-l-..L - i -.

hrnA-l Aaf. Emperor Flnci.
lo9, Has a.o,la. tael.e. aa.ilus OF t..
tun-.rm cabinet 10 a pnnaaia taa.
.oaut AlHeu lInuli Wll h.eome p.e
Evening journal., 1892-11-10
The Plain Trufi,

Tie Plain Truth
is good enough for Hoods sars9p parilla-
ilore is DO need qi emnel lhshment ur scnsn-
does. that tells the Story OF its merits
Hoods Pills are easy, yet efficient.
a magazine article calls attention 10 the
strong sense OF rroprety which dogs uOa sess.
lt doesn't mention it. but every ono of thcm
Aas Dis own pants Philadelphia ledger
ahte and ndowmcni policies. Anson A
AtAei, room a-. Equitable Building.
Whom tho narber isahout through with his
customer if +. proper That ihc matter OF r1rI-
lnf tipuia c9ne up. binghnmton Leader.
III you wani ra-class dying ana securing
done so 10 2l0 King street.
Nou may speak as you VIII OF redizreo gem
orally, hut iua aleeI in--car IT'S fnan's berth
W.lch raises lim above his fellows -iitiugs.
Where Quail and Deer A3ound
lhe best quail shooting MAY bee had in the
-ltu tuNNln Valley, Nu..anu inn uUaf deer huul-
lne ln tAe mourtaInso OF We Virginia. boi b
scciiols Hre accessible hy Baltimore and Dhio
tAlr'se rains from Sew ork. lliHdeiplila,
Nlflln .0n, baltimore ani Washington.
for detailed inf0lnafion as to rato-, ilne oil
trains, ar.. write iu hHrle. " rcul. General
fa.seaecr Agent, b. d %. h. A. Baltimore,
Time is nothing too country cornct band
90 political demonstration. Los Angeles
lslrlss.
Life Insurance solicitors wanted for the
aNnu. Dai, largest aul best company iu tine
MDrd- tNeuN a. MAHlH. General Agent.
acuiIah|r |r iui aiu1.
The man who IS q ldied win bullets goner-
aliy gives ID nr. Philadelphia Eecorl.
Wanted o1uy or loan money oul .ifelnsur-
Nnrr and IuanW mont policies. AnsOu a.
Aoaer, room ei2, Equitable Building.
iaesan Says samo fellows ucvor seem IA
aafe 4ol Ground ull tueg are buried.
-mlra Gazette.
tF. C.. D. e &C.
spring co'hng cleaned aud repaired
,uiel Nursmcn. Ao. ill Market stresi.
/ a might lME Is followed hy the morning
aWnNoW. lcsiNn .lrausorIut
Evening journal., 1892-11-10
I01-1-T17-I-I u II-r-1---

'haf-rnl larlity, oi ihe Democratic
'a''fnH oomin'ftae. sent teiellams ol coa-
g;1,l,ar1on 90 Vice rresidert-eioct steven
s'n' -t ward Murphy. Ir. Chairman of tho
hcmocufie committee. Richard
iN>e's i..eutenalt Governor Shrehnn. and
iinsl sielausnlin and rhomas H r,ar-
i. oi brooklyn. Ibe telegram 10 lir.
stevenson reads
a y 'itfcHs1n. Bloomington. Ils..
he'- 'Ard'f Say That yon have MS e.f-.,sst
tpust.tl-aiiou. y,.r f.-,.,....... t
Evening journal., 1892-11-10

Oh tho genuine imported
Joham ioIs N.lt Extract as
tonic nur.tvo has caused
N crowd of irania. nt imfator5
to como into ihe nafket BE
ware 0l toem ihe gcnuiue
hasthe sratrrs of "Jahsnn
iItH on itc rfck oi evDIr
hnttIe. ieUtr tnae nu
Cn. araHa AeN. loFF. tNr
1oneIs a Colds ihe haIt tsac
Not at leI aut $3.50 lle senr.na JNAana
Il.Is laiisNoun1ns auruE ile lay
n|easaa, eua .casl remeay
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fRovnrNre Sow l0 -aeor.o n. tI.
nte. tag uh.r aaur ot fcn
ai itay.ftal. ,.rs umutll saiaie 90
aa Aa.use lo.4 l atns al 81
Gum.
Evening journal., 1892-11-10

Is good enough for Hoods sarsapariila-
tlcrc b nc need ui emhelhshmert ur scnsa-
tonalItw. simply what Hoods sarsaparllla
does. ilat tells tie STORY OF its merits
huoh's Pills are easy, geo efficient.
Evening journal., 1892-11-10

You mey speak as YOU will of redizrec gem
orally, hut iu al In--car it's a. faans berth
W.lch raises Aim above his felows.- -eiftiugs.
Evening journal., 1892-11-10

a magazine article calls attention 10 the
strong sense OF rr0priety which dor5 possess.
III doesn't mention it but every ono of thcn
has DIS own PANTS Philadelphia ledger.
Evening journal., 1892-11-10

Wanted To buy or loan money onfifcInaur-
antc and iudnwmcui policies. AusQn A
Aahcr, room a2. Equitable Building.
Evening journal., 1892-11-10

Whom tho uHrDer isah0ut through with his
customer if is proper that ihc matter or rarl-
ing should clWe up binghnmiOn Leader.
Evening journal., 1892-11-10

lfyou want frst-c'ass dying ana scouriu
done so io 2lO King street.
Evening journal., 1892-11-10
Harry T. Thcmas 6 Co.
TIe Oroal success

r'r nn' ierlrr Anr.
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tnrorehouf the campaign contributed largely
% the roau.t God bless you
w. a. HaRnIrY
Mayor Grant cent letter Of conem,nla-
tion 60 pealentcloet Cleveland Tho
mayor said tAc great orntIon OF Senator
liiil in Iammnny han, the heavy work
done by Lieutenant Governor ehcelan and
Chairman Murphy and the runanly cone
duct of John !. Daycnpou, added iO The
the magnificent work done by Iammmy
Hail, werc all in q measure responsible far
the rolling mp of such "a stupondous maio,
ity for Cleveland in Sew York s,0le For
the work dome outside Aessls. Harv
and Whitney were deserving OF large
share Of credit
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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-03
A GREAT DETECTIVE.
A Man Whose Name Is Known All
Over the World.
An important Matter That Ought to
Be Known and Understood.
What ae Has to Sly About It In His
Usual Enthusiastic Way.

A man well known all over the world and
whose name is terror TO criminals and evil
doers everywhere, is Robert Bruce, head
and general superintendent of the great
Bruces American Detective Agency, which
has its headquarters at l2S In Sale Street.
Chicago.
Mr.. Bruce Is great worker; nothing es.
capes his keen and active mind, and like
most men who are enterprising and tireless
in their business, he has overworked his
brain, and kept his nerves upon such a strain
and tension, that nervous difficulties re-
suited. In tact he felt that relaxed, weak
ened and enervated condition of mind and
body which results in insomnia-that sleep
less, restless wakerul and disturbed condi-
tion which, unless arrested so surely results
in dire disaster to mind, brain and body
In chatting with the great detective, your
reporter saw at q Glace that it was with no
invalid with whom he was talking. His
bright eyes. fresh complexion ana energetic
manner showed at once that he was again in
the best of health. Naturally the change in
his condition became the subject of conver-
sation.
'I suffered from insomnia for eight years" "
he said, "but three bottles of DR.. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy COM
pletely restored me. This remedy is worth