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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-15

WASHINGTON, March 15.-The navy de-
partnent has received notice Of tbe arrival
at ST. Thomas of tle Newark and Beuning-
ton, with the Columbus carayels, Fula
and Nina. The Newark and Bennington
viii remain att ST. Ihomas long enough to
coal and VIII then 60 to Havana, where
,ley VIII turn The ca-avels over TO the
Cuban authorities and sail for Hampton
Roads. The caravels win await at Havana
the arrival O. the Santa Maria and with it
viii be conveyed to Hampton Roads by the
Spanish man-ol-war now in charge Of the
Maria
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-15

WAsgNGT0E. March 15.-The president
has explained that his failure to send any
uamiE4 ions TO Jae senate Monday was not
due to the fgct that the committees Were
not organized, but to the fact chat he bad
no nominations to send He said Inc was
not getting along as fast as he did eight
years ago, and up to yesterday had not had
time TO consult the members Of the cabinet
| ass TO appointments in their departments.
| This shows chat he did not bring list OF
nominees with him when he came from
| Lakewood, and it has given great joy and
| encouragement to a number Of candidates
for Office.
Colonel Busey saw the president yes
| terday and received some encourage
ment from the fact chat the president had
not yet decided on anyone for pension COM
missioner Colonel Busey has the active
! support of all the Illinois delegation and
the personal friendship of the secretary Of
| state, besides a very cTaditable military
record, which is an essential part of the
| commissioner Of pensions The presldeut'l
assurance that he would consider Colonel
! Husev's papers shows that he has not yet
| decided on llr. Diclinson's friend Wheeler,
| Of Michigan.
Mr.. Benton, Of South Dakota has re-
! caiyed an intimatiCn tlat he is not in the
! race for commissioner of Che land office, and
! the rumor generally distributed yesterday
! chat Judge IIiDp was the man lacks con-
! drmaJion Of amy Sort and is diHcreditad by
the TACT that the president has not made a
! selection.
Congressman Hayes, of Iowa, tieda scalp
! to his belt at the treasury department yes
} terday when he securadSha appointment of
| W. s.. Burdotte as superintendent of pub
! fishing at Davenport la. Mr.. Burdatue is
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-15
COOPER NOT TN TIE RACE
For the Office Of internal Reve.
nue Collector.
rHEFIeLD CLEAR FOR OWEN SCOTT.

rTr. Conner Tat-ps fhg President at III,
Word an, t,r ..-.-,--.rf-r.et crc.,fo.
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wv Asurvavo- r-a.cb ID -Tbe onIv oh.
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'A removed ID. '-'- "tti.'.. III oL -"o--''-'
Cooa Most of Che eN-o-uohis who We.s
Cg-aidn.aa for ra-oNuointmeut lnr to tl.I
souls t'e raUw.uE junction t.at taail
,a4-e an. per.-t ..rI. OPP else resuse Go be-.
la, tl,.t. ..., -..- owen, .,.7l.s.saa him,
........,.i ~ w., ,.,.,,,,,li,., IA. ,rl
-.
bu- -tI. ~ooi'st ,.'o He'o.-I' lla a-e'I'
ed the well voucAcd for, though unoWcli
statement from the president Chat he would
not rc-appoiuu the old officials with possibly
% few executions. and hc had made no ef-
fort To prove tbgt his was an eycrDtional
o.ee iris ,,o,r1 ,,-.s GOOD t,,t be roco,,
,,f-.1 a.. s-... 49, 4-.., ,..-.l.,.r .-,,.t -
'''-
.i'e ovLeF o'' ".''oIs were so'u tlSo, ana
ne maze no a0talnpU 10 convince uha Ptesi-
dent that he deserved better treHJmenJthan
the rest.
he sont Mr.. Scott a letter saying that he
recognized shat me was ineligible under the
policy announced by the president, and he
therefore retired from the race in the in
terest of Mr. Scott whom he congratulated
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-15

WASHINGTON, March 15.-n the assign
ment of committee chaimanships i'm the
Democratic senatorial caucus yesterday,
Senator Hill, of New York, was given the
Craftsmanship Of the committee on immi-
grafton. Senator Camden captured the
Craftsmanship of the railroads committee
and Murphy viii look after the relations OF
tbe United States with Canada, The Re-
pubIcans are given eleven committees.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-15
WE WANT THAI MAN.-In every county

WYE WANT TIL AT IAN-In every county
w there is just the ri ht mlB-hOnost ener
gegiG and persevcring-should have some me
clauiCal gumpti0H. NO CAPITAL REQUIR-
ED. but drst-Clas5 reference essential. We
want that man on salary and commission to
sell the 03 yOsJ Writing Machine, which is be-
yOld all question the most perfect typewriter
eve made. Should be seen and tried 10 be ap-
pracidied Sent on two weeks trial TO respect
able parties The '93 Clergyman'5 Machine
viii b ready in one month. For particulars
address YOeT WHITING MACHINE CO., n
aud 73 Broadway, New York. 3-6lm ws
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-15

CHICAGO, H., March 15.-Ihe Chicago
Athletic club has sec rcd Henry s. Cornish
OF Boston, as its athletic manager. Be
sides being a .great athlete he has hat
mach success as a coach with the bostoI
AL laIetic club assoc ton. Cornish comei
iuGorssd by w B. Curtis and other well
known New Workers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
finantial.
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company.
PHILADELPHIA, June LIST. 10

To Shareholders Norfolk Western Railroad
In the last Annual Report to the shareholders. pre-;
mat at the close Of the year ls92 tas cCmpsny had
iSSSs'r to S'ses so . mat
"a a va" eon ssSe deSnture bonds Would
Sss S You'd Be made a s Year en
the funding Of all the;s Civilizations ,,o.s incurred in
o%peg ON" En- sss sqS sss due on
working capital ySur hoard Drect'rs has decided 70
100000 ioGyear mSr'sags eG Sn e and and and
The the privilege to pGrchas
ars thereof. registered in their names OH June i'n
o & il and accrued % ss on hf
% the sS 10 S PER be 'e"i
peeemSr g O RS' 1881 binds WIN
r NJ may be execlsd s I'M o or at the
T Urea ai MSss tse fS%I'ny
London correspondence 10 1nr gmort"n Avenue Lon
receipts viii be S Sr asr rss s~S
tScR are deSered receipt win Be- given iol H., The
d payment Made wsh a % se BE- bonds e descred
Subscription blanks and trm. FOR assgnmeSSt o q rights
Transfcr.books will close June 1Sth and reopen June
aeoments have guarantee syndicate
who haze agreed take and lay for all NE bond, ana
shares not scribsd for b. the sarehofers ana tne
omnany Is that ampl provision has Del
mai Tor its requirements, ana that upon sc
ec of all floating indebtedness and have ample working
capital. ., 49,, -. oo,, ,r,oro.,
ayabe nually 1st ana July LIST, ana are
t1sI uuon Ohio Extension. 1J2 miles IL
length: tho steel bridge tn, ONO River; upon Ia
miles OF North Carolina Extension; upon various o1er
short branche, upon the cNtsv terminal, az Lam
bert Point ard Norfolk, formerly the property OF inc Noi'
lk Terminal Company. these rcpr nting can exp nu
lures of over sic 900 600; and it l. also general mort
pace subject To prior rortsag upon tho rnanug prop
erty OF Company at the dat OF the moi
s.9 the mix covered by the mortgage ''hg 100 III 200
Inc mortgage sij.O0t 600, OF whlcn fz2ooo.Vv
are held Trustee To re re PRIOR nortsaees
loOycar mortgage viii be nas'
pom compl ton Of the present ProP9seouc 1m
Their will be outstanding ~ these bonds floooo Wv
Jha g.oss Of tn company nav Hl.is' ~.
from - 2Gf 2Ss In 1881 10 ~ 9'2 -! m lsy, ann 'n
nor earnings from ~ OiOj6 III 1851 70 S5l SO III
Isy but on account OF the genera, business Oppression
and e oeration o, 2l7 mil, OF roai. on which M
aic dcvorent had bu' begun. the net earnings III ISZ
we're cny ~ 1Oy Notwithstanding when us surplus
income year. after the payment OF all pNeu chAizs
s12O.3l3. 49, ...Ao. s,,,o, pho rr..
me exceptional severity OF the weather during tnr ns
two mouths of the present year caused sght faln2 Oh
in earnings Increase in operating eNnscs pu .ne
Of your line since thrt naNe
verv there + every reason 10 believe lna'
tho surplus income hxed charges Tor inc year Ioo
Standing TIE Increased interest payments. VIII equal
!, no, exec the surplus Of tn Iret cam year
ana this without counting any net revenue during 1870
from tho Ohio IXienson lately opened, IN, tan'- on
whih is Increasing and gives promise OF great expansion
'ne immediate future. 49,
'' ''''' f. !. KIMBALL
President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06

tOur IL ss,ss, ,o saSS Geo Geo coo
NEw.YOEK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN.
Ss#9; ( :; .$ fS ! !ss i Ss
'" NORFOLK AND WESTERN.
%sr lR s .Sa s ssss5 t6si
PEORIA. DECATUR AND EVANSVILLE.
Number Of MILES. .of PSI .ot
Eoulth week IN May. F.O,s3J $1,000 ELL,
Jan. / May 3l.... 33S,56I 3ij,l4o 35?3oi
PITTsBURG AND WESTERN.
Fourth week In May. :55,s12 s66,2iS Sl25.s
Jan. 1 20 May 3l...... sOo,o?o 922.3O3 lOoo'ool
ST. LOUIS souTHwESIERN.
Numser w Of % ri Nav sss S S55 s,ss65
Ian / TO May 81. 16o7 ois 1..69I 800 21l3,2Oo
TOLEDO AND OHIO CENTRAL
Fourth week in May. S2o,s53 s41,ol1 SB2.SV3
TOLEDO. ST. LOUIS AND KANSAS CITY.
Number O: miles,. 451 &5l 4o1
Fourth week In May. s5l,192 S31,592 $3.50
Jan. / to May 3l...... 692,3So 79S,SI7 T1o,Si3
WABASH
Number Of miles. 1921 1925 924
Fourth week in May. s3tG173 s294,435 $40! ,0lS
Jan l MAY 81 800. 4:96,GOS 5,357 024 j32l,51S
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS AND OMAHA
Month OF Mav.......... s570C5O 1928 sos s5o9,2l6
Jan | to May 81. 20Gi,02 2,6i4,0l0 2573,O33
COLUMBUS, HOOKING VALLEY AND TOLEDO.
M Ss%se Of Sf soi 81 ss5 s2ses
Jan / to MAY 81 .... 1905 O6S I269,229 1928 ,933
MOBILE AND OHIO.
JAM i to May 5i...~ l,iGls'6 idoi,o5s lio3'9o2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A THE NEW-YoKiKr TEIniNE WILL b. BE RE-.
way, I'd door north Of Thiry;hr.t.,t and ApNEi:
EASEMENTS at the following Branch once; sSf 9th.
corner Fourtecnthst 200 mlrdoye corner Fortyseyenth
81; O26 Thlrdave. Sxtvnrstst. LOS Frst-ave.
100 West Forty st ioa coumbus.aye, 81 Ave
West iodst.; 554 Thirdavc.: i.S3o Thiria,c. 2,0Si
Third ave. bet. 1l2th and 113u sts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London June >, p. m.-ConSos. % 1916 for
money and 80 Ii for the account Canadian Iaclhc,
IS j-e; Erie second consols. %. Mexican ordinary
II "a 81. Paul common, 50; Pennsylvania, 81 Is
bank OF England on balance today Is s565. 900.
Money. per cent. The rate o! discount In the
open market for both short AID three months bills
Is 1.sd2 per cent. Paris advlces quote exchange
on London al - francs % ccptmes for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
auction Sales, financial.
LOUIS MEsIER. Amctiomcer.
REGULAR ACTION SALE
STOCKS and BONDS
Nv ADRIAN n MILLER r SON.

BY ADRIAN H. MULLER & SON.
WEDNESDAY,. JUNE7.
Al 1890 O'Clock. Mt the New-York Real Estate
snlcsroom. No. III Broadway.
lBy order Of Executors.
so shares Dry Does East BToadway Battery Re Co.
5000 Dry Dock, E'st Broadway and Eattery RH. Co.
$1,000 Richmond / West poIn. Terminal Railway &
100 sha cs ' cameron Soni + 3 Iron Co.
81 900 Wheeling Lake Erie Railway lst MtRe q. c.
,halo~ MccbSnic-' National Bank.
snsre> People. Fire Ins. Co.
Gor a'count Of whom !, may cOncern'.
5 ,hais, GaIlstn National Bank.
- .h1fes Corn Exchange Bank.
g g . SHARE, G Gs"al o %-ris a SS.
100 shsro' Tradc-mcn's National Bank.
8, fhares Washington Trust 90
$50 snsfes Glen iS'1F Fan Fire I'm in- Co.
ss 1 Hs''l %%ac ses i0% GS
10 .Aa,S: Iag r"l g, pr5a.
aC 95:% short ilas' r S Soraefa eoH'd
$4,000 rIn | ns RR LIST c'o-d Gold
800 share. ysaoaaI sla,,n Mants Co: lss preferred
oS 5 iss% e'a $40 oSa Rk Craig vssy DIVISION
go . ina,S' IL 'f warn warne Co. mted Ordinary
80 shares Scv.York Biscuit Co.
e. 600 Prescott & Arizona Central Railway Co. ISL
Mtge y. G.. tolI Bonds. 1915
10 shares Hanover Fire Insurance Co.
10 shares Continental Ere Insurlnce 90.
700 shares Eri.ioriicr & 10th Street FIR. Co.
u shares Wells. Fargo & Go.
1919
20 share. Continental Trust Co.
$4,000 lIol.ton salt Y Plaster Co. lst Mtse' p c.
Bonds
30 share. Chatham National Bank.
Is thsres Franklin Trust Co. BROOKLYN.
900 ss'. SSa ASi i%ssr Foundry Land
400 shares MONS EsscA RR. 90.
10 shares United States Trust Co.
So shores Mechanics Naticn'l Bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06


WHAT WAS DONE ~ STOCKS.
1o-days narrow and professional stock market
was without Significance IN its fluctuations. lie
early declines made IN recognition OIL lurtlier
unhappy news OF mercantile suspensions anu cTl-
dencr of the unsettled financial conditions al the
principal Western centre. But last weeks pres
sure of liquidations appeared TO De- over 's!Hpo-
Iarily, and a few of the large traders were en-
couraged to bid up prices OH the room short IN
tercst The intended assembling Of the Cabinet
at Washington tomorrow was the pivot on which
rcvolved numerous rumors of an early session OF
Congress, a heavy issue OF Government bonds ana
other measures intended to replace the birds in
last years nests Wall Street is prone to ignore
in the consideration OF possible bond issue the
objectionable features attached to the working
of such a measure OF relief and the extra
sion of Congress is never cOnded by doubts as To
the repeal of the Silver Purchase law or fears as
to the uncertainties OF unsettling discussion on
other financial subjects or the tariff. But grant
ing the full rosP-coor to all the methods that
may be adopted by the Administration, the part
procedure, even should IT arrest part of the DIS
ease IF the financial community, will not be able
10 obterate the havoc already made by monetary
distrIst and political uncertainty.
An encouraging feature was the withdrawal
of less gold for export Tomorrow than had been
expected. But the foreign exchanges were stiil
strong. with no change in the conditions which
make shipments of the precious metal profitable.
The quieter tone in London may have been r.
fected in rally of over per cent in Louisville
and Nashville on moderate transactions Chicago,
rose ] per cent from the lowest point. but It's net
gain was fractional Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy and Rock Island were able to score about
one points gain. The railway list was helped by
the numerous fattcring returns of gross earnings
to-day. following 81. Paul's splendid increase for
the fourth week Of May and the handsome i'm.
provement in Rock Islands earnings for that
month. which exceeded the estimates OF sanguine
officials by over $4,000. The friends of the in
dustrial shares were encouraged 10 renewed ag-
erosion. and American Sugar Refining was adj
vanced more than per cent. Chicago Gas early
fell to 81 IA. and after its rally 10 50 shows q
net improvement Of only l-2 per cent The Gould
stocks were weak and closed either unchanged
or lower. while Northern Pacific preferred. sell
ing down TO 81 rs. closed - per cent lower
at 30 Is. The market ended dull. but 80 far rs
trading sentiment may go, il was strong and
hopeful
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
Government bonds were neglected at the Stock
Exchange, but the market was weak Oh the
rumors of a possible new issue, and quotations
for the As were reduced about IA per cent. The
final revised quotations follow:
MD ..d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
WHAT WAS DONE ~ STOCKS.

Funded loan Oh 1885, cents lio.'=oVO 4oS.OVO
ro,.,s .s II : 4 jos.cjO @15,2i7 600 /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
Proposals.

u .lcctors once, May 81. ls93.-seal,d proposals
Tor furnishing quantities may be desired sup
plies for at this port during the fiscal ending
June 30 1891, purcha abe from the APPROPRIATED TN.
Guiding gas water lee fuel and electric current for
Illuminating purposes In rented premises VIII b. re-
cc\ed this Office until II o'clock noon, dne'day.
June II. 1893. Sealed proposals VIII also be received
and named for the peri finance OF the
following services during the fiscal year aforesaid Hnu
Ing ashes and rubbish from and laundering towels for.
rented premises sprnklng streets around the L. y.
public Stores and the Office Of the U. ). General Az.
prai repairing aud maintaining special IRE alarm
box at the T. ). Public Stores; maintaining
wire aud batteries for special, IRE alarm box
FIFTH Precinct station and for providing coupe service
for carving mail between L. =. Public Stores General
Appraisers Oncc. POST OiIee Building and Custom
House ruldine. The power TO reject any oil bid,
or NJ bids and 60 waive defects l. reserved \
schedule articles and services required and other
inf rnaiion concerning the same De had upon APP
pication Ia the Collector 81 Customs at this port.
FltANtIS HENDRICKS, Collector.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
Dipi0cn0 Notices.

DELAWARE. LACKAwANNA 4 WESTERN H. T. CO.
NETWORK June s. 1893.
TRANSFER BOOKS OF THE NORRIS
! and Essex R,ilroad Company will close at p. NJ June
sth and reopn July LIST 1893. when the semi annual
interest will be paid. FREDERICK II. GIBBENs,
Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-06
Business Chances.

CLIENT Partner wanted. with from $50, 900
- to 40 600 az per security bust
ness interest 5000 900 full investigation requested
Address X. V. X. Box 1.592 Philadelphia. Penn
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-08-17

Train on Scotland Neck Branch Road IeaVc
Weldon. 3 40 p M, Halifax 90 m arrive.
Scotland Neck at 4.55 = M. Greenyille 6"i
p. M. kinston 7.31 p. M. returning leave
kinston re a. M. Grceuville s ~ a IN. Arrive
Halifax at IL 90 q M. Weldon ITO a m, daily
except Sunday.
Trains on Washington Branch lea We Wash
ingtOn 100 n, w., arrives Farmele 8 ~ d. IN,
Tarboro $50 a III, returning leaves Tarboro
4 10 pm, Parmele 6.lO p m:a arrives Washin--
ton 7,33 p. IN. Daily except Sunda =. Connects
with tt ius on Scotland Neck Branch.
Train leaves Tarhoro, N. u, VIA AIbemarir
& Raleigh railroad daily except Sunday. 5 0
pm, Sunday 8 90 pm arrives Plymt nth 8 70
y. M, ) 20 p. N. Returning leaves Ply
mouth daily, except Sunday. 5 80 a III Sun
TraiuoD Midland, N. c brunch leaves GoidR-
boro: daily except Sunday, i 10 a. m, arrive
omIthEetd, Boa. IN. Returning leaves SIN h
deld, 8 90 a. IN .Srri We Goidsborn. 9 30 a. m
Train on Nashville branch lea yes Rocky NJ .
at4 20 p. L., arrives Nashville5 % p. m, Sprin,
Hope 5 30 o. N. Returning lea YES Spring Hope
5 90 a. M, Nashville 5 IS a. M, ar; i've X )3Ky
Mount 3 10 d. M, daily, except Sunday
Trains on Latta Branch flol cnee r.. 4 leave
turniu@ leave Lumbar 5 80 a N. arrive L4tta
I 90 a, IN. Daily except sunday.
Tram on Clinton branch leaves Warsaw 'oI
Clinton, daily; except Sunday, I 90 p. IN: az
Nos. Al, 10. 20 and rs.
Trail No. 78 makes close connection at We.
Jon for ell points North, daily. All rail Vi,
Richmond. s9d daily. except Sunday via Ba"
Line, also at Ro9&y Mount daily except Sur
JOHN F. DIVINE, Gen1 Sup
J. K. KENLY, Gent Manager.
T. M EMERSON. Traffic Manager.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-08-17
Home Facts Which Cannot be Quest

llUll6G'
I have used Mrs. Joe Preson's
Remedy for cancer on the chin,
lips and nose. 1t had eaten the flesh
from my chin until the bone was
exposed. 1t had eaten entirely
through my nose and was making
rapid progress on my lips and
gums. The roots of several teeth
were eaten bare. When | was in
this condition in Ocf. '91, and had
been given up by the doctors, who
pronounced it cancer, | heard OF
Mrs. Joe Persons Remedy through
a friend, Mrs Rodwell, and secured
J d. zen bottles Of the Bittersand !
dozen Wash packages, and COM
menced its use. In about three
weeks there was a marked improve
ment, al offensive odor had diFap-
peared and flesh had commenced
to grow on the exposed places, and
lin three months my chin and lip
were entirely well ard locked as
natural as before. Ny nose is not
entirely well, but does not give me
pny pain, Am sure | would now
be entirely we'll had | been able to
arocure the medicine as | needed
it.
II ali [ have taken 80 hotties OF
the Remedy and Is packages Of
the Wash and am confident That !!
dozen more bottles Will If, ct "A
permanent cure | bad been sub
iect to rheumatism all OF my life,
but since taking this medicine |
have been entirely cured IF it.
After l commenced the use Of the
Remedy, | was abe to rest well ia
night and was free from all pain
Before that time | could act S eel
at Il, aud had to walk the faor ii
agony, unable to rest or sleep. de
not uaink there is at.y medicine in
tie world to c. tapare with il, ano
advise all sufferers to use it.
Mis-. VIcT, RIA RIVERS
r dgeway N O., Aprit11fh, 1895
Tie bcve statement is al
exact description Of Mfa. Rivers
condition and remarkable cure b,
the nse of Mrs, Joe Perscn'i
Remedy. | was Az eyewitness Q
her e~1tfering before she commenced
the use Of the Remedy, and Of he
cure as certified to nv her.
MRS. j. l.. ReDwELL
Ridgeway, N. G.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-08-17
mont, is the degradation Of CUR
money and the dest1 uction of mas
tional credit.
The Ohio Democracy.

If it be possible for he Ohio
Democrats to win this year they
will do SO.
They have put forward a strong
candidate aud placed him on a
sound platform. Two years ago
they committed the FOLLY Of placs
ing a tree silver plank in their plats
torn and Gov. Campbell was
beaten by yer 10000. This year
their platform endorses the PRESS
dents message as the true inters
probation of the pledge given BY
the National Democratic conyens
ton that the party is in favor Of a
sound money.
Tue platform also contains a clear
and emphatic declaration in favor
of tariff reform. Mr.. Meals posi>
ton on that question is so we'll
known that there will be a square
fight on the tariff issue.
Gov. Mckinley is the most COT
spicuous representative of the pros
lection idea and on neither sid
will there be any lodging or equiv
ocation.
Each party has put up its mos
available candidate, and the result
will show the relative strength Q
Democracy and Republicanism il
the Buckeye State.
This will be the most interest
ing of the elections this year.
The parties are now 60 event.
matched in Ohio that every cam
paign is exciting. From the pres
ent time until election day til
State will be full OF politics, an
neither side will believe it i
whipped until the votes ar
counted.-AHantG Journal.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-08-17
WITH YOER HANDS TIEl

III YOUR HANDS TIED
by some chronic female
complaint" or weakness,
what can you expect !
There's nothing you can
accomplish-nothing you
can enjoy. And no good
reason for it. DIR. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription will
cure you, safely and GER
\ tainly, if you'll give it
%faithfui use.
For every one of these
womanly troubles, this is
the only remedy so sure
that ft can be guaranteed.