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all oyernearly all the time aud my body felt as
sore As 4 Il had been pounded with club. /
had 9 constant pain over my eyes and through
my temples, and my eye balls Acbed md pained
me away back into my head also had shoot
Ing pains through my chest 70 each shoulder
blade, pain md soreness In the small Of my
back. over the region OF my kidneys, and pain
shooting down the legs to the knees, with at
times uumbne and pricklng sensation, as OF
needles tagging me. had rheumatism all
through my body, SO bad at times could not
go TO sleep
INV nose and throat were constantly stopped
up with sticky. tenacious mucus and would
often hawk out little chunks OF hard stun as
black rs coal Ny throat finally got so sore and
swollen could scarcely swallow Ny ears were
also affected bytoArlng and Kissing sounds
1.-THE appetite became affected and nothing
ate seemed to agree with me- After eating my
stomach would swell up like drum. and was
troubled with belching OF gas pRlpitation OF
heart, dizzy and smOthering sensations, etc.
II could not sleep well my sleep was troubled
with horrld dreams aud worked all night in
these dreams, and awoke In the morning tired,
unrefrcshed sore and aching all over. Finally
night sweats set In, which made me very weak
and nervous
i shall always bless the day was directed to
Ds Copeland. Bell and Davis. for they have
doue for mo what no other doctors could do,
they have cured me ,Ate and sound, and now
feel like a new person. have no aches or pains,
cat and sleep WELL and Rwnke In the morning
rested and anxious for my daily work. | shall
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ILLINOIS.
Tho State Undoubtedly Democratic by
Good majority.

Tho State Undoubtedly Democratic by n
Good minority.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-The late returns do
not abate in any way from the decisive
Democratic victory in the state of
Illinois, both on national and state
tickets. Conservative men OF all parties
now generally agree that the Demo-
cratic plurality in the state will be
approximately 10000 and the Demo-
Gratis will have at least thirteen OF the
twenty-five congressman with a proba-
bility OF one or two more in the dis
tricts still in doubt.
Incomplete official returns from thirty
out OF thlrty-four ward, in the city OF
Chicago give Cleveland 66,054, Harrison
47,2S2.
Partial returns from the country
towns INDICATE that the vote in Cook
county outside the city OF Chicago will
be almost standOf, so that Cleve-
lands plurality in Chicago and Cook
county may be approximated at 49,
600,
six hundred and thirty.two out Of
approximately 7lO precincts IN the
state outside OF Cook county give Cleye-
land ll2,4 96, Harrison l22, 2S4-plural-
ity ior Hatrison OF ISIS This would
make Cleveland's net plurality in the
whole state approximately 10000. The
official returns are not likely TO show
any marked variation from these fg-
ures.
FiIer, Republican, is making a strong
race for governor outside OF Cook
county, and although the majority OF
the Republicans concede his defeat,
others still hold on to the hope OF his
success.
The Intr.0eean at 9o'clockannounced
that fourteen counties outside OF Cook
county gave Fifer 1900 majority. At
this rate the Inter- 0eGen believes he
may yet win the state, although no
great confidence is felt in such n result.
IL comedies the state to Cleveland.
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a FREE Coinage VICTORY.
Colorado Goes for weaver aud the Pop
Mist Candidates.

Colorado Goes for weaver aud the Pop
ulist Candidates.
DENVER, COL, Nov. 9.-Hon. Thomas
NJ. Patterson, editor OF the Rocky Noun
lain Ntus and the eader of the Peoples
party in Colorado, upon the request Of
the Associated Press gave the following
opinion on the result in Colorano: "The
indications are that Weaver has carried
Colorado by not less than 5000; also
that both fusion candidates for Con-
gress have been elected. | belieye the
entire fusion state ticket is successful
The Rockl MuMGin NeHs eiItorlally
says: Colorado has voted for Weaver
and Field by large majority, and cleo
ted the entire free coinage, Democratic
and Peoples party ticket by n majority
that will be little less than that given
for Weaver. 1t also elects Pence to
Congress in the First district and Belle
in the Second district, both Populists
and free coinage nominees. The state
legislature will also undoubtedly be
Populist and led by decided majority.
All hail to the people of Colorado!
They have fought splendid fight and
won magnificent victory"
The returns are coming in slowly,
those received being very favorable to
Weaver.
Returns from about two-thiris OF the
counties in Colorado give Weaver D.
500; Harrison II, 1871; Weaver's major.
itv 4 $40
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BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, oy.9.-It was .
o'clock This morning when Hon. A. E,
Stevenson and his family retired after
carefully watching the returns and re-
ceiving great multitudes of visitors
who called to extend to him their con-
CALCULATIONS upon the Democratic vic.
tory. About midnight delegation Of
Democrats, wild with enthusiasm NUM-
bering about thousand invaded his
home. Hundreds of kilograms have
been pouring in upon him from all
parts Of the country. This afternoon
General Stevenson sent his congratula-
tons 10 President Cleveland.
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MISSOURI.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. ain this city 14l
precincts give Cleveland 29,009 Harri-
son 29,7l1. Stone 27,742, Warner 1885.
Scattering returns from the principal
towns in the state outside of St. Louis
show that the early estimate OF from 20
to % per cent. gain by the Democrats Is
being held up. The. Peoples party
and Prohibtiontsts have cut no figure.
There is now little question of the sue
cess OF the Democratic ticket, state and
national by 25,000.
Late returns say that the Eleventh
and Twelfth districts are close. but it is
believed that O'Neill aud Cobb, both
Democrats, will win by small MAORI
ties. Richard Bland,=Democrst, is re-
elected to Congress from he Third dis
trct Reports indicate that his major
ity will be $500.
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Pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9.-The general
result of the election in Pennsylvania
may be summed up as follows:
President Harrison will have a ma
jority OF between 5000 and $4,000
votes. The Republicans elect the two
congressmen.at.large-Lilly, OF Carbon
county, and Mcdowell, OF Mercer, who
run about even with their ticket. John
Dean, Republican, OF Hollidaysburg, is
elected justice OF the supreme court, but
exact figures cannot be given ut present.
The Republicans elected congressman
in the First, Second, Fourth, Fifth,
Sixth, Tenth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth,
Twentieth, Twenty.first, Twenty-sec-
ond, Twenty-third, Twenty-seventh
districts, while the Democrats elected
in the Third, Eighth, Ninth, Thir-
teenth, Seventeenth, Nineteenth,
Twenty-fourth, Twenty-fifth, Twenty
sixth and Twenty.eighth. The Seventh,
Twelfth, Sixteenth and Eighteenth are
close. Tho legislature will stand about
as at present, the Republicans now
having majority of about so on joint
ballot.
Twenty wards out Of IS in this city
give Harrison 22,9Ss majority. Re-
publican gain OF S,04l.
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COLUMBUS. o., Nov. 9.-Latest returns
show the election of the following con-
gressmen in Ohio: First district. Bel
lamy storer (Rep.); Second, John A.
Caldwell (Rep.l; Third. George w.
Houk Dem. J; Fourth, F. @. Layton
(Dem.); Fifth, D. Donovan (Dem.) {;
Sixth, George W. Hullick (Rep.); Sew
enth, q. W. Wilson lRep.l; Eighth,
Luther NJ. Strong (Rep,)i Ninth, Richie
DEM Tenth, W. N. Enochs (Rep.)i
ELEVENTH. Charles n. Grosvener (Rep.) !;
Twelfth, J. N. 0uth waite tDem.) Thir-
teenth, D. D. Harter dem. y Four
teenth, NJ. D. Harter Dem Fifteenth,
NJ. 9. Vanvoorhis tRep.); Sixteenth,
doubtful, chances favoring @. L. Poor
man (Rep.); Seventeenth, James Rich
ards Dem.); Eighteenth, George P.
Ikert tDem.); Nineteenth, S. A. North
way (Rep.); Twentieth, w. ]. White
(Rep.); Twenty.frst, Tom L. Johnson
Dem.
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INDIANA.

IvprAxAfoLIs, ISD., Nov. 0.-At II
o'clock. this morning complete returns
mad been received from less than one
tenth OF tho state OF Indiana. Informa.
ton in the hands OF tho chairmen Of
both state committee was not sufficient
upon which 10 base definite estimate,
but tho chances are the state has gone
Democratic. The average precinct gain
shown last night, which, il maintained,
would have given the state to the Re-
publicans By 10000 has fallen of, and
is now fraction below what would be
required to give the state TO Harrison.
As the electoral ticket leads tho state
ticket by considerable vote, there is
little or no doubt OF the election OF the
Democratic state ticket.
AT Democratic headquarters at 10
o'clock this morning Chairman Taggert
was claiming the state by 1000 on the
state ticket, and 5000 on the electoral
ticket. His claim is based on returns
from l6 counties. practically complete
or closely estimated which he claims
show net Democratic gain Of 2,096
over the vote OF 1888.
The best information obtainable at
this time is that tho state has gone
Democratic by from 5000 to 1000; that
the Democrats have elected 10 out OF ID
members Of congress, q Republican gain
OF one-in the tonth district and that
the legislature is Democratic.
INnIANApoLs, IND, Nov. 9.-Seyenty-
four out Of the ninety-two counties in
Indiana as reported TO Chairman Tag
CART, OF the Democratic state committee,
give Democratic gains over 'SS Of
S,74S. Tho estimated net gain In
the other eighteen counties is $500,
making tho Democratic plurality in the
state 0743.
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT. Mich, Nov. 9.-The Repub-
licans have undoubtedly elected the
greater portion, If not their entire slate
ticket BY from S,OOoitol5,0OO plurality.
The Free Press dem comedies the cleo
ton of all on the ticket except Ellis for
attorney general and Newton for asso-
ciate Justice of the supreme court, who
were on both the Democratic and Peo-
PIES tickets. Michigan's electoral vote
Is badly split up. The Democrats clai i'm
that six OF these votes will be cast for
Cleveland, while the Republicans say
they are certain OF nine.
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NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, NEB., Nov s.-Incomplete re-
turns from forty-eiGht of the ninety
counties in Nebraska indicate that Har-
rison has carried the state by a slight
plurality. The Democrats admit the
election Of counZ (Republican) for gov
ernor by 5000 TO 10000. The Republic
cans elect two congressman, the other
two diatricta are in doubt.
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WATSON SHOWED UNDER.
Georgia Elects tho Entire Democrat,
Congressional Ticket

Georgia Elects the Entire Democratic
Congressional Ticket.
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 9.-Full returns
from all parts of the state show the re-
election OF the entire Democratic con-
gressional ticket. Every district of the
state sends Democrat to Congress.
The hard fights were in the Fifth and
Tenth districts. In the Fifth Sam
Small, the well known Prohibitionist,
was pitted against Leonidas Living
stone, the regular Democratic nominee.
Livingstone swept Fulton county like a
cyclone. The great fight of the day was
in the Tenth district, where Watson
was showed under, being defeated by
more than 5000 majority. The cam
paign in the Tenth district was the
most bitter ever known in Georgia.
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That ones occupation often has considerable
influence over his health Is shown in the case OF
Mr. August Hood. Us q coal miner in the employ
of the Laughlln Nail Company, who=Hvesat Don
p. O., a little hamlet one milo west from Mar
tins Ferry.
Mr.. Hood says: II had been troubled OF and
on for several years, and dOctored from time to
time with little or no benefit till finally grew
80 bad became seriously alarmed about my
condition and felt that would have to have
Immediate relief or give IN nv work Iached
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WASHINGTON.

TACOMA, WASH, Nov. 9.-The result
will not be definitely known in this
state for at least twenty.four hours.
Indications are that Harrison carried
the state by 5000 at least and that both
Republican congressman are elected.
Both Democrats and Republicans claim
the governor.
Returns from Washington stale are
coming in very slowly. From meagre
reports received the indications are
that Harrison carries the state by 1000
plurality.
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MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL, Nov. Cup to o'clock
this morning returns on electors from
rs precincts outside of the cities shows
n net Republican lose of 40 and if that
continues the plurality for the Har.
rison electors would be close to $4,000
over the straight Democrats,
Returns on governor from 60 pre-
cincts show a net Republican gain OF
2B9 over TWO years ago, which II con-
tinued would give Nelson 10000 plur-
nlity.
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WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 9.-R"0uh-
licans admit the election of Peck Demo
crat) for governor by small pluran.y
and that tho electoral vote goes to Ceve-
land. Four OF ten congressman are
probably Republican. The legislature
is Democratic and Democrat will sue
coed tho present United States senator.
Tho Democratic Chairman, Wall, saws
Cleveland and Peck are elected by
$4,000. The returns are incomplete,
but will not make any material differ
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HOW 1T STANDS.
Demoora,. win Have Fail Control of the
Government.

Democrats win Have Fail Control of the
Government.
NKw YoRK, Nov. DIN an extra
edition the Mil and Erpres, editorially
comedies Cleveland's election and the
"probability of Democratic majority
in the federal senate"
The Mad an Err resS says in its news
summary: The Democrats will control
tho next house OF representatives, but
their majority will be reduced nearly
100, leaving them minority estimated
OF between 10 and so. The Republican,
in New York state gain four congress-
men by tho latest figures.
"With number OF districts through
out the country yet to DO heard from
about 81, the Republicans have l3j in
the house, the Democrats $50 and the
Peoples party 10.
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Poormnn Probably Defeated.
cn,n;1i DL,pnt.h N m, Tnl,liiosnnr,

srEUBESvrLIE, O., Nov. 0-UnofEicial
returns give Harrison one thousand
three hundred and eight plurality in
Jefferson county; Poorman one thou
sand ono hundred and twenty. The
Prohibitionists poll five hundred and
eight votes; Weaver two hundred.
Pearson, Democratic candidate for Con-
greas, 1t is claimed, is elected by hum
bred aud fifty. 1t may take the official
vote to decide Il.
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GEIIING rHM NEWS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland Receive Cougrat
ulntIons from IT, err Fri nds.

Mr.. and Mrs. a iveland Receive Cougrat-
ulatIons from II err Fri nds.
New York, Nov. 9.-Telegrams and
letters literally poured into the Cleve.
land residence No. II West Fiity-frst
street this morning The bell was kept
ringing from a. m. by messenger boys
and visitors, but tile next President
slept calmly on through it all and had
left word that he was not to be dis
turbed, under any circumstances.
Mr.. Cleveland had much need of the
rest. 1t was nearly5 o'clock this morn
ing before he retired.
Mrs. Cleveland and baby Ruth were
up and dressed at the usual hour and
the prattle of the baby and the caress-
ing tones Of the mother came up pleas
antly from the breakfast room.
O'Brien, Mir. Clevelani's private
secretary, said that Mrs. Cleveland was
ela;ed in her own quiet way at the re-
suit OF the battle of the ballots and that
she had received the congratulations OF
several other women friends.
Mrs. Cleveland was the central tigure
of group OF distinguished people in
her drawing room last night, while two
telegraph instruments on the floor
above licked of the latest advices from
ali parts of the country.
The ladies renamed until after .
o'clock this morning when the election
OF Mr. Cleveland was assured.
Mrs. Cleveland retired soon after they
left.
Mrs. Cleveland was in high spirits
this morning. She said simply:
"0f COURSE, We were all much pleased
with the news from the election but
Mr.. Cleveland's pleasure was not de-
monstrative. He seemed to be simply
in the enjoyment Of perfect satisfaction.
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come in without variation Cleveland
will have between 1000 and 5000 plura-
lily In the state.
AT CALDWELL, ONO.
speeial DisaleA 70 ~ Inla!ltgence,

Spiral Dipdteh 10 no Inte45eneef
CALDWELL, w, VA. Nov - The
election returns of Noble. county we're
not all received at this place until late
this afternoon and show that the en-
tiro county Republican ticket was
elected with the exception OF clerk of
justice. The Democrats arc jubilant
over the success of tho national ticket,
while the Republicans are cheerful over
the result achieved in the county and
congressional districts.
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NORTH DAKOTA.

MrSNEGPoLis, MINI, Nov. ga spe'
cial to the Journal from Bismarck, n.
D., says IS precincts give Harrison
1856, Weaver 2,677; johnson (Rep) for
Congress $500, o'Brien (Dem.) S,4j5.
The national and state Republican
tickets are safe by fair majority. The
lecialature 10 in doubt.
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HARTFORD. COM, Nov. 9.--The vote
in this state with one town missing
gives Cleveland S2,4Os, Harrison 76,9S9
Weaver 1904, scattering 1905. Cleye-
lands plurality 5,4l7.
Robert L. Deforest, Democrat, is re-
elected from the Fourth district.
The state senate is tie and tho Re-
publicans have about 20 majority in the
house.
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CLEVELAND, O., Now "a special
from Bellaire says that Colonel @. L.
Poorman, (Rep.) is defeated for Con-
eress in the Sixteenth district by 100
plurality. This gives the Democrats
ten congressman, the Republicans ten
and leaves one district, the Ninth, in
douht
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Dies MONIES, Iowa, Now 9.-The
Democratic state committee admits
that the Republicans have carried ten
out Of eleven districts. The Republic
cans claim Harrison's plurality at 25,-
mn
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plete in Oregon out of total of 645
give Harrison l7,4ll, Cleveland 1870,
Weaver l40i4. Bidwell $50. The figures
embrace over half OF the vote OF the
state,
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soctI... Jor-y Rselested.

WICHITA, KAs.. Nov. Gerry simp-
son is reelected to Congress in the
Seventh Kansas district.
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KANSAS.

TOPEKA, KAs. Now e.-chairman
Breidonthal. OF the PopuIist central
committee, is iubilans this morning,
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THECELEBRATED EXAMINING PHYSICIAN oFTHB
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PoRrtASD, oRE, Nov e.-one hum
dred and sevepty-nine precincts COM
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w.n,hcr roreo,.t for To-day.

For Western Pennsylvania, West Virginia aud
and Ohio rain turnigg tn snow: clearing in
ohio: fair Friday; slightly warmer; northeast
wind, inc Ling.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY,
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DELAWARE.

WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. 9.-Delaware
complete: Cleveland 1850; Harrison
1851. Clevelands plurality 57S.