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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
Mnnn CnlI. Enw Chnsen.

KNOxVuLE, TENN, November "A Special to
tho Associated Press -Iieutenant Las-itsr IN
charge OF the United states Army Recruiting OF
fcn here. H. doing pretty lively business. lhcro
are a great many more Applicant than are de-
cepted, as shown by the fact that out ol 2@3 %
uiicauts within the past four months only ninety
three have passed muster, owing 10 the ugid
examinations. Recruits are sent 20 the ColuW-
bus barracks, OHIO, or Jefferson barracAs,
whence they are assigned 70 regiments.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
Ca,riviHarshIy Criticised.

by AnelO-American cable 10 The Dispatch'l
BERLIN, November 24.-With the exception
Of the somi-oniclal press the newspapers Of Bof-
lin contain chilling criticisms upon the Chance-
lOrs speech. The h5stze ZsitnHg dlsInisses u
with \ few words Of coOrless comment The
Radical journals are dead against the Ihancel-
lor. The IGge5idn says that no military bill ysr
excited 70 much dislike. Chancellor Won CapriN
cannot hope 10 have tho House pass hts demanis
as they stand. The bill must be modified or u Il
doomAd II the measure "a rejected and the
Reichslag dissolved the new elections VIII IN
crease the ODDOsltlDn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
G.C.'S THANKSGIVING
HOW THE PREslDeNT-gLscT ATeHls
TURKEY.
The Weather SO Far Iufavorsbio for
Ducking, Hut the Canvas-Rscks Had
Better Look Out To-Day.
lsy egrapb to The pl.ps,en.


ExMoRE, VA. November y. Safe from
the aDnoyanees that drove him into soli-
tude. Mr.. Cleveland TO-DAY ate his Thanks
giving turkey in peace aud quiet at the
hospltabe board of Mr.. Joseph f. Ferrell.
in his cottage on Broadwster Island. Mr..
Ferrell is the president Of the club that
owns the clubhouse and most Of the laDd
on the island. and be has = comfortable
cottage there. where MIR. Cleveland aud his
friends are domiciled
TBE DAY DIsAGRrEABiR.
The weather has been cold lately aud a
high wind made to-day particularly dis
agreeable. On this account Ms Cleveland
did not 90 shooting to-day. hut remained
around the house and spent the dav IN
conversation with the friends who are with
him.
MAY TRY FOR DUCKS TODAY.
Ii the weather should moderate 10.
morrow, the party expects 90 90 ont ~
floats and bring down some OF the ducg'
that are passing over the island on then
way south. Mr.. Cleveland consented e
see a reporter. but declined 10 talk.
WILL REMAIN WEEK.
He said that he bad come to Broadwate
Island tor rest and that he expected {,
remain about a week. At the eni OF that
time he expects to leave here and JON Mr.
Cleveland at Lakewood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
Murdererin Danger,

,o,.a,|d prossl.--A speciai 70 the DdHH AeWS
rom selma says jim Sullivan, who fatally cat
~ t,n,nsrson On the night Of the rauncation
meeting. was captured by Chief Lumklns, as-
sisted nv onicefs Day and Beerftz. this morning
st.',,t AZ 6reak about twenty miles from mere:
sulIiseo was concealed IN an old coril-crlb, ana
surrendered al the point Of pistol y reward
OF $4,000 was Gered for nus eaptur ,n
citenlent preysiis and Wild talk IS lndulged H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
Ihnt Attrnrtire Nom /.

at the northeast corner of Main and Beech
streets 90 1920 will be sold at auction.
on the premises this evening at haii-past
o'clock. bv \. W. Bowe, auOtlonrer. for
account OF Messrs. Hill Carter and Preston
Handsome. Modern lhree-Story Brick and
Nansard Dwelling, we'll located and beautl-
fullv finished
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
WAY rRY FoR prcKs 1n-nAY.


Rich, Elegant, and Unique SIlyerware.
Clocks. Bronzes. Opera Glasses. SC. &c.
Rogers's celebrated Knives. Forks. Spoons
Ladies, Carving Sets. &C.. together with q
fine line of Choice Articles made IN lin, Ia
ton OF Sterling Silver. Only few day'
more. Sale This Day at store, 9li east
Main street, az lO.3O 4. NJ. and 1870 Z. vi.
J. III. VALENTINE. Auc;ioneer.
j. Z. LGuJtiOH, Jr. Salesman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
A Louisville Countsss-Elect.

BERLIN, November 24.-lhe engagement -
announced of Count Ernest George Gersedorn,
an officer IN the First Uhlan Guards, and MISS
Nellie Peters, OF Louisville. XIV. Miss Peters
Will spend the Wiuter here with her sister MIS-
j. \. Armstrong.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
Mrs. Colquitt's COnairion Serious.
ny teIngrnnN % the Dlspatch.l

ATLANTA, Ga. November 24.-Ihe condition
Of Mrs. Senator A. II. COlIultt, who was several
days ago stricken with paralysis, IL precariOus,
ami death i5 not unexpected. Senator CJlGuitt,
who Was stricken with paralysis two months
ago, is improving
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25

lBy telegraph 20 the Dlspat,h.I
SIOUX CITY. IA, November 24.-In publish
Cd Interview senator Kyle NOpuiist, OF eouth
Dakota Is quoted nv saying he will act with the
Democrats on the Ia, 30 question, and will vote
for any judiciOus" measure that VIII be step
In tie direction Of tariff reform.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
DON'T CLOSE YOUR EYES


TO our magnificent display OF Winter
Oyercosts. It's as certain as slipping
on ice that youll miss an opportunity 4
you don't see the goods. Not to STE a
point in your favor is sheer folly, and
not to he on the lookout fer such points
is equally silly. Our stock Is rs full ot
bargains as the sea is Of water. and you
can buy from us with confidence ~
solid as rock-bottom that you are getting
a big value for a small outlay. Don't
overlook good thing when its thrust
under your eyes its throwing away
money not to examine these goods.
Can't be beat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25

kept on. tho game being too hot for him 20
leave PrncetOn's playing was surprise
10 every BODY After the touchdown at
the opening she held Yale IN great form
and played strong game. especially IN
tackling and blocking Homan = long
punts did much 20 keep the ball IN lales
territory.
The second half was repetition of the
first. Both sides were playing savagelv.
Laurie Bliss was laid out by savage tackle
by Hall.
AsrEFTcHER scoRNED.
A strctchrr was brought ont. but Bliss
waved II away. and the crowd went wild.
Eutterworth and the Bliss brothers made
good gaIns. and the former played the
game OF his lie. gaining FIVE yards nearly
every time through centre. The ball was
IN Princcton's territory, when nm unforui-
nate punt of Homan's enabled Stillman to
stop the ball aud fall on it as it bounded
back of Princeton's goal, scoring touch
down. Butterw0rth kicked goal. making
Yale u.
PRINCETON WONDERFULLY STRONG.
The best part OF the rest Of the game
was a fine twoutv-yard run by Poe. which
pet the crowd wild. Hlnkey finally tackled
him on the twenty-yard line. Laurie
Bliss was hurt and gave way t1 Graves.
Y ale rushed the ball with great force, and
twice got II st PriucetOn's fiye-yard line.
but the TIGERS braced and making a won
derfully strong game held Yale, and final
lv time was cali with Princeton having
The b4li IN her tive-yard line, having pre-
vented Yale from gaining further.
FIRE IN THE GEAND-sTAND.
Manhattan FIELD. y. Y, November "a
At1.4Z this afternoon fire was discovered
beneath the grarl-stand under the corner
Tft.ar.ss ont q, tho
The dremen on duty at once secured FIRE
cxtncushcrs and endenvored TO put out
the flames. They hcsltated about calling
engines for fear of creating panic among
the men. women and children, who by
this time filled tho stand.
After a few minute. hard work the fire
was cy'mSulshed. 10 was caused by a
lighted cigar when some one had thrown
away
C,rolinas DeieGt NandcrbiIts.
Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch.I
NASHVILLE, 1ENS.. November 24.--The
Universltv Of North Carolina football
team beat tine Vanderbilt University to-
dav ~ the most scientific game Of foot
ball ever seen in Nashville. The Wander
bits showed wonderful improvement and
great strength, but were OutclGssed. For
Vanderbilt Allen playing tui back, and
kituoll guard and Barr end. were
particularly good. The team work of
North Carolina was excellent, but many
muncd balls 'ost them much ground.
DcViu. pueh. and Little made good rushes,
and Iloke, Biggs kirkpatrick. and Murphy
tackled splondldy. They play a second
game Oh Saturday.
Fsuu.S vluia Defeats Wesleyan.
lBytolecrapJ 60 the Di9patchI
PHuAprIrmA. Noycmbcr 2l-The Uni
v,r0ltN of ppuU@ylVauIa defeated Wes-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
Chnrlsston shiyering.

tby telegraph 70 'po '''S -, a..
CHARLESTON, s. C., November - trlspesss, ~
the Associated Press ssl.-1hanksgNlhg-Dy nas as
very gonersily observed here. The weather was
by,glr nut 4. wes the esoldest ThARksgiying-Day
the city has had in years Last Dight 'lo 'sti .he
mometcr won't down 10 3O.2 degrees i.aas ana sno
highest II has been to-day was 4<.o uos'"oo'
The first frost Of the season was last n'snr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25

DENVER, COL. November 24.-Ihe much
falzcd.of comet wf viewed from the Chamber
lain observatory, m this city, last night by Pro
fess0r Howe. owing 90 the small scope of the
Ob1erYat0rys glass nothing very definite was
learned. Tho comet was visible, however, And
exhibited gaseous appearance, through wnTh
tho lt'.f, could De seen. Tho direction IN which
n was travelling cruld not he ascortan"d. Ney
eral met-ors we're seen falling during the night
Lut lnnY MnIe AZ gIeaL ai.tanrn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25

CHICAGO. November 2I-liunIrNIs OF metoors
shot across the sly lnst night, and tne display
was 'ar ahead Oi anything oi the Kind seen here
ia many years. st the kouWoOd Observatory
Professor lluIo counted 100 IN twelve minutes,
ana ne salt that nc some times they came faster
than that. lIe declares That tho stag shower has
nothing TO do with the comet Reports come
from yario4s points I'D the State ot great
mntnnrIc lI4uIIya.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25

BLOOMINGTON, Ill. November 2i.-rhe Demo
crats of this vicinity are making arrangements
for esc0rtng Adiai +. Stevenson 10 washington
ON the occaslon Of hts Inauguration. A special
t-aiu 0t psrior-cars has been secured. and WI.
20 rtd Cll-ago over the Alton and Pennsylvania
lines. 10 has been secured l,r ria days, ana VIII
thus give tue party three DAYS IN Washington
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
Almost An OctOgenarian.
nv telegraph To the Dispatch. I

KSOxVILLE. TENN. NOyember 24.-John Z.
Thompson. the venerable father OF Mayor
ThOmpsOn, died today of old age. Had be lived
a few days longer he wOuld have celebrated his
SOth birthday. lie was one OF the founders OF
Knoxville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
Prosperaus & onfederate Home
IRv telegranb IN tha DisDatrh.f

CHARLESTON, :. C., November 24-iSpceal -
the Associated Pressi.-There was celebrated
here 10 night the tNenty-nfth anniversary OF an
Institution that began iIfe win exactly one doh
lar and debt OF $1,000. and Is to-day worth
100000. Ii IS the Confederate Home, estaO
lished IN November, 1857. tor the care Of widows
and orphans OF Confederate soldiers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25

fby ph 10 the Disuatnh.l
HIOH P,rST. E c., November 24.-The frst
eerie, Of alI-ac. stakes Of tine Eastern Field
Trials was I'm shed today ar nocn and the second
series was begun ir the afternoon. bur was not
finished. 10 wili re continued tom ROW, about
fourteen dogs taking part. IL If likely mat
Jorillard's dog VIII win. The weather has been
very cold to-day, with a strong norm WIND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
Ms. Cleveland Frightened
iBv teIecraDb 10 the Dispatch

LAKEWOOD. y. D., November 24.-The horse.
attached 60 q carriage ia which Mrs. Cleveland
and Mir. ana Mrs. Francis T. Freeman were
riding. became frightened this afternoon, and
dashed away at breas-rerS speed. The ladies
we're thoroughly frightened but fortunately
after Ave minutes, VT. Freeman regained con-
a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
Oregon Weaver, I; Harrison, ).
rRv t.to.ro.,b Ia the DisDatch.1

SALEM. ORE, November 2i.-Ihe Secretary OF
State is IN receipt OF complete election returns
from an the counties except five. These
show TINT Pierce, Fusion elector. has plurality
Of SO over Tie highest Republican eiector. Ihe
hvc counties % hear from sill iucreaso Pierce $
plurality. Tne electoral vote OF oregon Will
stand: Harrison, 3 Weaver. !.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25

MECHESTEa. Va, November 24.-Samuel Il.
AtwelI. prominent resident of inis cry drop
ned dead oI Eeart-diseass this morning aged
81. lie was Formerly from Alexandra, but h7-
lived ne 70 ffiy years. Mr. Atwell was Fostma =
ter undor Presidents Grant and Hayes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
DO Yon want LnNeIN

Cut Flowers, American Beauties. Mermets
Brides Roses. May Handy Vlolcts, Chry-
santnemums. Palms, Fern Pans. &c; @,
To ". A. Hammond, lO7 east Broad street
Packed and shipped To any point
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
Colonel Chinn Recovering.

ST. IorfA November 24.-Colonel Jack Chinn,
who was shot ~ an onicer al the East 81 Louis
race-'rack last week, has 80 iar recovered As 20
he able 10 travel and has gone 10 his home In
HnrrOds burE. ky.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
Blame Not 80 wcll.
san Franciseo sh

WASHINGTON, d. c, November c4.-Blaine Is
not 50 well to-day, and his condition causes tho
family some anxiety.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25

JACKSONVILLE, III, November "l.--About >
o'clock last uiehtthe people OF this city who were
out were go fortunate as % ss' "A grand shower
Of meteors. and the sight viii no' soon be for
gotten. lt lasted nearly an hour, t4o SKY being
quite clear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
schooncropd steamer collide.

NoRFOIg. November 2f.--The schooner Marion
was Ia collision last night Win the steamship
Gulf stream and had her bOwsprit and rigging
carried away.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
Mrs. Randall Not Destitute.

An old-tlme irIend OF Congressman Randall,
whose attention was called 10 the move n snt 10
raise fund for the WIDOW o. Samuel j. Randall,
said last night: IL u q most worthy object and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
Large as a Dollar
We're the scrofllla sores on my poor little boy,
sickening and disgusting. They were esps-


c!ally severe on his legs.
back Of his ears and on
his head. His hair was
50 matted that comblng
was sometimes lmpozsi.
bic. His legs we're so
bad that sometimes he
could not sit down. ard
when he tried 10 walk
his legs would crack
open aud the blood start.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25

When f}Aty was sick, We gave k-r CaRtorie.
When she was a Child. she erred for CastoriA
Ghou she became nlss she eung 81 CAstors
When che had Children, she gave tbom Cas'oria
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25

II. About dozen lots OF excellen.
All. Wool SUITS and Oyercoats. A fine
variety Of patterns--eyery desirable and
seryiccable fabric single and double
breasted. Regular prices Sl2, Sl3. aud
Sl4. Thanksgiving price,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25
Kenna still Improving.

10y telegraph 20 tho DsDatrn.
WAsHlN8rOV, November 24.-lt y said at the
residence Il senator Kenua this morning that
he is still improving
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25

MALARGA cured and eraiicated from the sy5
tenn by Browns Iron Bitt'rs, which eurchos "a,
blood, zones tho nerves, aids digestion. Acts Ike
n charm on persons IN general III health, giyinl
new energy and strength.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25


.'.i Game Tor ''e ''"'' prom
.i tne Whole Country
..-...r -.,na Ufpat-nl
.......- ~ Nala ,s NV
,ia .l@,,rv and
,r.a ,r,.t ..gf baylng
e.. Do ~ ,bo rrssrreo
.,.. ,"'h 81 over 20 onp
...r..f19tou. The friends
......-..-+,. and arc raln,-
tt .c t..1q.'. result
o., "a. s.eson for
.. .+o rf ber opDo-
.l..,, d., sc.rir.., agalus-
'" a.. p,,nrctan
.',-....5.-.5 o1j 1idsns.
.'l '.'.F..''i 4..'i H. "a. my al. tTt
'H'l.t 1i - n, W
.' ~ -. t,,,p
o. .'''' ',ro,t many
...-..- t.r f.vIrIrrs would
..iu.. and ss A result are
.. ........ Mas a msgnIfccnt one.
.... .grprl-lnr cv,rt body hy
.... ..tur rar, tn,v mt up, and
.....l tie time thcv had Yale
The work OF eN-O2ni-,
it,.eI" s'....- "o.,.. = s.h .l.. a., .,o,Hi ,C,'
'l. 'i' ''H'''-' '' '.'' n
......,,.,r r,.rHrs1,srs.
. ,f...to,.,,
.. -- game hr''H 'i"HH" M ~.
IN a tLoiou2AiF lhIu-
real n-thc-WnoI en-
...f..t.I Horns were 5hsi"k-
slant Iior.- az 1lsc1rdaucV,
~ ,. a,,.,.,b Farh
n-,,.,....-,, ,,a.,i
.-.' aug INV W." O.
N- laiht' ~ ms tuue"N"i
.t''.l'' alous IN 'nt u'u,
... ir... '''i or5 tEs Llnc Of
.. ,.t,. .t,,,,.d CONTINGENT
...... -.,.,r.b with continued
.r fns.lV aIorucd with
.. t.....' i,e and others with
..J - r0lled intn
-, a taed Of
,r Us FL 'iJ dovs
.-' t". L L"o.' III -.
H'.'-.'N -.I "' Zen 0i,'a',io S',' '-'',,o
...t ID" ,.ie I'II -. way. V,a ~ n ..,,'
..... .'-i '' lAi' Gay 'Ha' sd" NJ"
...... '...' .,., Go C.ot bou
.. CIRCUIT one Io' A. -
''. ,,' "lDi'. p. '..,I
"' '"y''h umpire ""N ~
-'-i'.d % Iti'IeV'
rHr LINEUP.
... I..l f,lllyr.
VAR.
r..f .Yt' .Greenway
............r.t. .tta.kIe. Wallis
..........r.a' Faarj..... HlckoE
... ..........'.. ..'fe.... ...-.. ;, ii.,,nHn l
..........l.r is-ao.... Winter
-.-..-.le.i end .... hiukey
i,'i i'-A''' ~ 81 49, Ui .u''A
,..f t,re .''''' q q ID lilies
.y. t..k .Euiterworth
.,..., ..,.,..,',..,,
... '' 1'D "NN'
.... ""A tht toss ana ohose the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25

any cough. however obstinate. apI give perma-
nent relief. We rofer % DR.. Dayid's tough
Syrup Of Pure Pine Tar, Horcho1ni and Wild
Cherry. - cents q bottle everywhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25

= an FThNtT.tU NHHhNTs
san FR,scIsco, November 2i.-There was a
slight earthquake here this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25

To drive a cough from the sysfen use Df'
Bulls Cough Syrup IL never AUS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-25

....I->TTY NoSEY LOST.
..' Cd. money was waEer'd
..i IA. TO- score. although
u.- % tUrtgoue conclusion.
..-t ialf lumty never car
r.8r.r the NirgiuIaus' goal
..-...l Ulc The score ~ the
...' half was ~ tp %. In the
ser. Trinity got the ball
.....t t.rls s.t fhn \lrgnlan- goal,
.....H.. pi1 bv % tuhe Flowers
.... ..Hr. Coal was missed.
.rr yIIf TRINITY.
.t. with Trinity, and became
t'at tuss surged upou the
...t. became enthusiastic
Virginia played h~t.rs-ly.
l.t score again, however,
time the game stood i6
.rr.ur.r PLAYING.
......t Irufty scored was due 10
.r..t Captain Danlel, whose
...Nu- We're magnificent.
I...-y- IsA-hue. dli superb
.I.u-.y breaking though the
... d wI1uy men greatly SIDE
u weight. For tne W.
scored .ue urst touchdown,
STONE. bow1cn. aud Par
t.. .4I over the trinity line.
.... u4ycj brilliantly. run
...lsaud breaking through
r- beautifully. Stone, al
I'D f.e early part of the
superb runs. he team
N.-.r. men was superior %
....r.. south
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-25
WHAT DOES ne MEAN ?

A good many people aroinquiring where
and how City Solicitor BarneGold got the
authority to offer any amendment TO the
bill now before the Assembly relative to
our city charter. He had 10 authority
from the City Council to introduce the
original bill itself, for the Common Coun-
ell has the matter yet before IT, However,
as the Board passed the resolution with
out any hitch, Mr.. Barnc6eld may be
partially justified In taking the first step.
But there is no excuse for him regarding
the amendment as no authority has been
delegated to him by either the Board or
Common Council Without discussing
the aslnine nature OF the amendment, and
to put 1t in the rather grotosque, though
forcible, language OF the day, Mr. Barne-
field is making himself unnecessarily
roupd-shouldered over the matter.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-25

lis good as saeao
that's The condition of liver, stom.
ach and bowels, when DIR. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets have done their
work. It's n work that isn't fin
ishcd when you've stopped taking
them, either. It's lasting. They
c're, as well rs relieve. And it's
all done so mildly and gently |!
There's none of the violence that
went with the old-time pill. One
tiny, sugar-coated Pellets o gentle
Laxative three TO four act rs n
cathartio Sick Headache, Bilious
Headache, Constipation, Indiges-
ton, Bilious Attacks, and all de-
rangcmonts Of the stomach and
bowels, are prevented, relieved and
cured. As a Liver Pill, they're un-
cqualcd. They're purely vegetable,
perfectly harmless - the smallest,
cheapest, and easiest to take.
They're the cheapest pill you can
buy, becauso tA~v'ro guaranteed to
give satisfac,iaa ar your money is
returned.
You only r@y for the good you
get. Can you !, more?
That's the -. liar plan all DR..
Pierce'5 medicines arc sold on.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-25
FUNNY, VERY FUNNY.

Everybody is laughing nj the ludicrous
position into which Mr. Barnefeld ana
the Republican Aldermen have got them.
selves into in trying 20 improve on Cush-
ing's Manual. Even the queer Third
party end OF the Sunday Journal force Is
compelled 10 poke fun Ht the City
Solicitor. Speaking Of the proposed
amendment, introduced into the Assem-
bly, by Mr.. Barneneld, without any np-
parent authority, the Journal man said
yesterday: "on Friday last City solici-
tor Barnefeld presented 10 the Senate
Judiciary Committee a substitute to the
bill, which provides that the President Of
the Board Of Aldermen shall have the
right, and it shall be his duty, upon the
request OF any member TO put any motion
which Is made and seconded, and to place
before the Board any matter which may
be presented for It's consideration when the
Mayor refuses or neglects 10 do so. The
whole trouble with The organization OF
the Board OF Aldermen committees and
the joint committee arose out Of the ac-
tion OF the Mayor in ruling a certain mo-
tion out of order and refusing 20 put it
on that ground, and when an appeal was
taken refusing to put the question or
the appeal. This viii make pretty con-
hict OF authority. 4 resolution or an or
dinance is presented, which the Mayor
rules must, under the city ordinances, 60
before q committee before being acted up
on, and refuses to put It before the Board
for action. The President OF the Board
then finds IL to be his duty, under this
amendment, to put the motion, does so,
and the resolution or ordinance is declared
passed. What, then, would be the status
of the matter? A majority has voted for
IL, OF course but Is there any doubt that
the Mayor would veto il, no matter " hat
its importance? d. Or, q motion is
made which is clearly out OF order
and out OF all parliamentary precedent,
and the Mayor very justly rules 81 out Of
order. But this amendment distinctly
states that when any motion has been
made and seconded il is The duty of the
President, upon the request Of any mem
Der, TO put the motion. What sort OF
a condition would this bring upon the
Board OF Aldermen One thing sure,
there would be plenty OF fun for tbs
spectators, and the crowds I'm attendance
would be more closely packed in together
than they are now. 1t is doubtful Il there
would be any dignity left in the meetings
OF the Board great while"