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WILMINGION ISLAND SCHED UII
FOR WILMINGTON ISLAND.
WEEK DAY SCHEDULE.

The STEAMER FLORA, Capt. l. HENRY, will
leave Thunderbolt every week day "wednesday
exceptedl on the arrival Of the Coast line
train, leaving Bolton street at 10 A. NJ and
$3.50 p. N; returning, leave Wilmington
"Wednesday excepted) 7 A. NJ. aud 500 p N.
On Wednesday boat leaves Wilmington OF ? A.
n, touching at 1hunderbolt, continues the route
70 Savannah; returning, leaves Savannah at $500
P NJ, connecting az Thunder0olt with G30
train from city.
, 1892-08-20
THE STORAGE OF COAL.

TO the Editor of the Nassau GUARDIAN
Sir see that Mr.. Yelverton is employ
ing his leisure in getting up without the slight
est reason alarmist articles against the stor-
age Of coal in this city.
If this were the first occasion on which it
was proposed to deposit coal here, there would
be some excuse for a man of Mr.. Yelverton's
well known timorousness on the subject OF
health, making objection to it; but seeing that
in varying quantities coal has been stored
here for the last thirty years or more, princi-
pally in this city and, notably on the very
spot to which his objection is directed, the
hue and cry he has raised is simply without
rhyme or reason.
His first letter on this subject was such q
mass of absurdities that no one took any notice
of it except Commander Scobell-Clapp, In
spector of Lighthouses who deemed it neoes-
sarv to correct the mis-statements in which
reference was made to his department..
After stating that Commander Soobeu
Clapp particularly admits the ~insanitary ma
, 1892-08-20

Knight of..the Grand Cross of the same order.
A Copenhagen dispatch states that Quaran-
fine has been adopted at every port in
Denmark against Russian vessels.
New York, August 19th.-The death is an
nounced of the Duke of Manchester,
Two severe shocks of earthquake were felt
in Wales yesterday. Tremors were also felt
in England and Ireland.
TIL members of the old and new Ministries
went to Osborne yesterday for the transferring
of their seals of office. Parliament has been
prorogued until November 4th.
1t is announced that Mr.. Herbert Gladstone
has been appointed under Secretary for the
Home Department; Mr.. Burta Laborite, Sc
cretary to the Board of Trade; and Mr.. Leye-
son Cover, Controller Of the Queens house
hold.
The Earl Of Zetland has been created a
Marquis and Viscount Cranbrook and Baron
WiIloughby De Eresby, have been made Earls.
Amongst the new Barons who have been Gre
ated, are the RI. Hon. George CubItt. Sirs
RainaId knightley, Archibald Campbell,
Thomas Brooks, and Messrs. w. A. TySsen
Herst, w. j. Leigh, John Mulholland and j. A.
Rails. New Ba. onets nave been created as
follows -Messrs. John Jaffray of Birming-
ham Post, and Edward Lawson, of the Daily
Telegraph. The order of Knighthood has
been conferred on Mr.. Ellis Ashmead Bartlett
and John BlundeIl.
Very hot weather prevails drought Europe.
The death in Paris is announced Of the ia
NOUS singer leila Trebolli.
1t is stated that the projectors of the
French Exhibition of | 900 are pleased that
there Will be noue in Berlin in the same year.
Governor Flower has ordered the moaiiz-
ing Of the en,ire national guard Of he state Of
Buffalo to suppress the strike Vi the Switch
men.
, 1892-08-20
TIE NASSAU CONTEMPT OF COURT
CASE.
From the Barbados agricultural Reporter
CASE,

( FROM EHb IuTOuUOS AyI tGN Lthl ~ AIOpOFA0ty
After The delivery Of a Judgment by Chief
Justice Yelverton on the oath April 1892.
At the rising Of the Court His Honour
said
"a few days ago one of the mon in whose
favour I had given Judgment in the case
from Eleuthera wrote to me offering a present
Of pine apples. Although this lwas after
the Judgment was given, it was q very
wrong thing to do. 1t seems possibly a
trivial matter, but I view it differently.
1t must not be forgotten that have by
my conduct to sustain the rectltude OF
various Resident Justices necessarily brought
into close contact with the people. 1t Is wrong
to accept any present whatever from any one
who is, or who has recently been or who IS
known as likely to be. a sutton IN the Court.
1t Is needless to say that refused these pine
apples.
The other day | was panied by a prominent
citizen of Nassau addressing me, and after a
preliminary OBJ Derivation, saying never mine
Sir, when you want it, we will sign your peti.
ton. - as if The chief Justicejof q Colony was
a SOFT Of judicial ninepin whose continuance
MS Chief Justice depended upon petitions,
What utter rubbish The Bench Of my Court
is the place to address such people from l
care not one jot for any mans favour or dis
favour, / shall do my duty according to what
nv sense of that duty is, aud ! will not allow
such an insult to be tffcled to my Office as
for it to be thought for one moment that |
will accept instructions or inducements from
any man or men as to the manner in which,
or the circumstances under which, that duty
shall be performed"
, 1892-08-20
BARBADOS NEWS.
agricultural Reporter.

The weather for the past fortnight has not
been characterised by so much rain as
the two or three preceding fortnights, yet
we have had a fair supply. On Sunday last
it rained heavily, the rainfall for the day at
the Police Stations making as follows-Cen-
trail Station 2.59; District A. 2.42; B 81; G.
173 D. 1877; E. 1873; F.. 154 Holetown
1856.
The canes are green and vigorous. The
provision crops are looking we'll and give
promise Of large returns. Crop operations
are still going on, on one or two estates. The
average Rainfall for the week ended July II,
recorded at the Police Stations was 1'28, last
week 2 OF, and this week with the exception
of Sunday, only a few showers, The heat for
the past few days has been very great, but
favourable for vegetation.
The Produce shipped to date amounts to
46,723 hhds. sugar and 1851 puns. Mo
losses, as against 40, 568 hhds. sugar and
29O68 puns. molaSses at the same time last
year.
, 1892-08-20

Vienna, Berlin, and Madrid. The condition
of the barracks in Paris is described as scan
dalouq. They are, he says, perfect hotbeds Of
infectious disease. Some of them have not
been cleaned, whitewashed, or repaired for a
century. He recommends that no water
should be used without having been previously
boiled, even that used for washing. The total
deaths from the epidemic between the 1st and
9Th July were 81 out of 68 cases.-Ibid
, 1892-08-20
From tho St. Ihomo Tidepde, - dug

From the st. Ih0mB ItdeHde, 10 dug
The. low rate OF Mexican Silver 90 e. in
New York and it's continued downward ten
dency is causing the matter to engross atten-
ton, and during this week two meetings have
been held in connection with the same. The
first meeting was that held on Wednesday by
the Board Of Trustees of the st. Thomas
Savings Bank. at which a Resolution was H.
dopted against the acceptance. at any rate, Of
MeAicau Silver on deposit step tnat should
not be construed as a hlndrauce to provident
persons, but rather for eliminating from the
Banks monetary affairs an element Of uncer-
tainty, and making the basis Of all transactions
at the Institution absolutely Cold decision
Of obvious mutual advantage. The second
meeting was kept on Thursday at the Colonial
Counctls Hall, by the greater part OF the
members Of that Body, when q Measure was
introduced 10y the hon. Vice Oh irm IN, Burnett.
This Measure, we have been told, will take
the form Of a Draft to prohibit the circulation
or issuing of Mexican" Cheques or Tokens,
and viii be introduced in Council shortly.
In this proposal we perceive q serious blow
directed at the Mexican Silver Currency,
and Is a step that should be approved by all
who desire TO sec our financial affairs re-estab-
llshed upon a good, secure, and reliable
foundation. So far as it has gone, the Mea-
stle Of the hon. Vice-ChairMan is certain to
pass the Council, it having received the unani,
NOUS support of his honorable col.
Leagues. ind after passing Will require but
the Executive sanction to become law-an
act which 1t is earnestly hoped will be speedi-
ly accomplished.
, 1892-08-20

Advices from Paris concerning what is call
ed there cholera %nostras" state that a choIeri-
form epidemic has been prevailing for months
in the loop formed by the Seine to the west of
the capital, but afirms that there has not been
a single ca-e of Indian cholera. During the
three months 1t has lasted the epidemic has
caused only one hundred and fifty nine deaths.
The epidemic is attributed to the use of Seine
water, which is every now and then substituted
for the comparatively pure water from tie
springs and country rivers, and he afirms that
it people would only take the precaution to
boil the Seine water they would enjoy complete
immunity from the disease. Later accounts
by a very high Partisan medico, describe the
epidemic as cholerine of a somewhat malig-
nant type, but he asserts that there has not
been a single case in Paris, and that the deaths
that have taken place in Paris hospitals occur
red among patients who had been brought in
from the country. The doctor thinks that an
outbreak of typhoid fever is far more to be ap-
pretended than cholera. The latter is entirely
due to the use of Seine water, and he is of
opinion that it is a disgrace to the author
tiles that the supply Of pure water to Paris
should be so inferior to what it 10 in London
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-04-27
A Set UP Job.

An honest prayerful man or wom-
en- who understands what they should
pray to their Maker for, belong to the
highest types of the human family.
1t is to bo feared that many people
only make a mockery of prayer.
Their prayers are chiefly requests
for temporal things, such, prayers as
ask for an honest heart aud upright
spirit and guidance to do only that
which ia right in the sight of their
Maker they rarely indulge in. They
teach their children to pray for toys
and sll kinds of temporal things
their hearts desire, and in that way
their children grow up to gay prayers
Gs farcical as those delivered by their
parents. A case in point is the fol
lowing from an exchange: 4 young
stsr had desired q drum for some
time, and one evening his mother
told him to ask for it in his prayers.
He did so, and while he was kneeling
by his bed his parents slipped drum
III front Of him. When tho little
follow finished and opened his eyes
he bobeld the drum, and was SO as
tonished at the sight of the instru-
ment of torture that lie exclaimed: {:
"Where in the devil did that drum
come from?'
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-04-27
REAL ESTATE
AT
PUBLIC SALE.

E,iate of.AlerzaGer WoodVard, deceased.
In PARrIrIoy.-By virtue OF IN order
Issued out OF the Orphans Court OF JUniuta
County the undersigned administrators of
the estate Of Alexander woodward, lato of
Beale township, in said county, deceased,
having been appointed by said court for
the purpose, will cxposa 10 sac by public
vendus OF ouicry or the premises on
THURS DAY, JUNE2, 1892,
At tive o'clock in The aftern oon. That
Of Johnstown in said Bsals township,
bounded north b. land OF Lucy Beaio, east
by lot now OF John Woodward, south by
public road, and on the west by public
road er street, having thereon erccted a
large two story frame dwelling house and
store room, frame stable and other out
buidings. All b.inS coDpirAtiysiy new aud
in good repair. This lot being pUrp2rt No.
l, Of real estate OF said decedent.
TERMS CT SALE.-So much Of the pur-
chase money as may b. necessary 10 ds'ray
expenses of sale costs and charges in par
tition to be paid on confirmation vf sale by
the Court and the balance in one year from
confirmation of sale with interest froH the
day of confirmation, the deferred Payne Dts
to be secured by recsDizauc9 according TO
law with surstIes securing to the respective
parties Their respective interests according
TO Law. Possession to DO given upon con-
tirmatsn of sale by the Court but subject 10
the lease OF tbs present tenant.
J. KELLY PATTERSON,
JOHN WOODWARD,
.fdmtnistrdtors and Trustees.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-04-27
Republican State Convention.

The Republican State Convention
met at Harrisburg on the Goth inst,
forenoon, and within an hour had
effected an harmonious organization.
Assembling after noon, the plat
form was read and approved, when q
delegate arose and offered resolu-
tion or amendment to the platform
endorsing Senator Quay, VIII C h
brought the anti-Quay men to the
front in vigorous protest. The res
olution was withdrawn. From that
on, the business ran smoothly along,
till in the evening, when it adjourn
cd, with its business all transacted,
and the ticket named.
CoNGREsslIEs-AT-LARGE.
There were four candidates for the
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locsens tho blackheads which ars 50
snugly imbedded, and in the morn
ing the soap and water viii do better
service upon softsned, pliabls skin.
Persons with rough skins will be am
ply paid for their trouble. 1t Is te-
dious TO be sure-weeks and
months it may be nsedful to persist
in the grsasing. Wells are undoub-
tediy a eontributory source OF black
heads. The msshes become satur-
ated with dust and exhalations most
injuriously to a delicate skin. BY
constant friction they are rubbed in
and settle in the pores and are seal
ed there by a black speck Street
dust is unavoidable, but it is much
less harmful taken straight to the
skin than through a veil.
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q Favorable Verdict altar
S'NNPrssy EPHrs Trial

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1t does not act as most drugs d o hy Great
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the frat, but Compound Oxygen isa revit-
slizer, renewing, Strengthening, i,vigorat-
ing tho whole body.
These statements are confirmed by zum-
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dresses are given and you eau refer to them
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OAJ sop-its Aodeo Action
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plicatio
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Care of The Face.
From the Home aud Farm. =.

= AO'i 'hS iOiHo dpu arm.
1t is said that good soap is a great
beaatifier and great preventive of
the uncomely looking ''blackhs sad'
which are such a Disagreement and
are so hard to get rid Of The real
cause of these unpleasant little spscks
is not, as rule, anything more seri-
Gus than this. Some people have
much larger skin pores than others,
and the dust collects, settles and fl.
nally forms hard, blask, little SUBJ
stance which probably would never
have had chance of development if
the skin was thoroughly washed with
soap twice a day and rubbed vigor-
ously with a coarse towel. Do not be
afraid of red nose, the redness will
soon fade away and leave no trace.
We viii add that the face should
be CREASED well after the soap wash
ing has been gone through with. A
good plan TO follow is at bedtime
wash the face with hot water and
soap, rinse thoroughly; then "work
In" by rubbing slowly and firmly the
greass-cold cream preferably. This
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-04-27

president HARRISON has issued an
invitation for a conference of dele
gates from European nations to con-
slider the larger use of silver, to meet
some time in the early summer some
where in Europe. The better place for
the holding of such conference would
be here in the United States for the
probability is that the majority of
European conferess will be under
the control of the gold bugs of the
old world, and they have only one
purpose and that is to measure every
thing by the gold standard and reap
the profits. President Harrison is a
sagacious mar, and he sees the
threatening cloud that is larger than
the hands of many men, and to avert
the trouble and danger of losing the
next Presidency and to give larger
coin basis for financial transactions
he has called the conference. It is
not to be presumed that it is a
campaign put off of this most ina
portent question. The Republican
National Convention should not get
off a silver resolution, or plank in its
platform as the ono inserted in the
Harrisburg platform last week. Now
is the time to talk, and talk plainly,
after the convention is over mistakes
cannot be rectifsd. Free coinage
in the past did not iniure the coun-
try, but instead OF injury it was the
rock of stability that saved the f.
nances of this country from going to
complete wreck ON a number of oc-
casions.
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Republican Primary EIecsIo n
The republican primary election will be
h.I

The republican primary election will be
held
SATURDAY. JUNE4, 1892.
In townships, the po'ls are to BE- op.ned
at . o'clock, p. NJ, and in the first half
hour return judge and clerks are to be
elected. In boroHgbs the polls are to be
opened at 4 O'Clock, 2. n.
In addition to a vote for candid ates for
county officers, a vote will be polled for
United States Senator. All ballots cast
for United States Senator shall contain
the name of a Candidate for the office, those
tickets not naming candidate, to be count
ed as blank.
MONDAY, JUNE 6, 1892.
The return judges from the respective
districts in the county will meet in the
Court House ct O'Clock, p. NJ, to count
the votes cast at the primary election and
announce the result.
The following are the offices for which
candidates are to be placed in nomination {:
Congress.
Senator.
Member of the Legislature.
County Surveyor.
Corsner.
Representative Delegate.
Chairman of County Committee
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The State feh law that claims to
prevent the destruction Of the fish
in the streams of the Commonwealth
seems from the manner of enforce
ment, only intended for the fun of
catching people who violate it III GER
tain streams of the State. When
some poor fellow along the JuniatG
river, or its tributaries, goes fishing
outside of the letter of the law, the
fish warden pources down upou him
like hawk, but whom coal operators
and manufacturers so polute the
streams that they gre located on,
that the fish die, the fish warden
never knows it, aud when some one
speaks about it, they are mot with
the answer, whats few fish to be
compared TO coal operation and man
ulacturies.' Ii the fish law and its
penalties are not operative alike in
all parts Of the Commonwealth, why
not repeal the law. The manner of
administering the fish law in Penn
syivania, only helps to arouse con-
tempt for Legislative enactment. If
a corporation may kill fish, whole
sale for the purpose of running its
works for money making, why
should individuals be prevented from
catching and killing a few fish oc-
casionally, to eat.
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Drun 4 eaness sr tie Liquor
Habtt positively Cured by Ad-
Eainisterias B-. RaiHez,
GolGSn SPECIFIC.

1t is manufactured as powder which car
be given in glass of beer. cup Of coffee
or tea, or in fosi, without the knouledss
ef the pAtisst. Ii i, absolutely harmless
and will affect permanent and spsedy
care, vhether the patient is modsrat
drinker or an alcoholic wreck. 1t has been
given in Thousands OF cases, aud in svery
instance perfect cure has followed. II
ErvEs rAILs. The system once impregnat-
ed with the Specific, it becomes an utter
lmPcsSibility for the liquor appetite to exist
Cures guaranteed.
IS page book OF particulars free. Ad-
dress
GoLDrs srrcIFIc CO., 1856 Race ST., Clrcir-
natl, o.
June "a, '9l-ly.
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Announcements of Candidates,

The following scale OF prices for an
nouncemepts has been mutually agreed nm
on by the sndsr signed, and no deviation
from the same will be made.
Congress, S25; Senator, $40; Losisla-
Iure' 81; Chairman, So; Representative
Delegate, So; County Surveyor, So; Cor
oner, So. All additional communications
recommending candidate will charged 10
cents line. Money in all cases to be paid
IN ADVANCE. B. F. SCHwEIRR.
EDITOR SrSTIEEL AND REPUBLICAN.
W. II. ALLISON,
Editor JHniata Herald.