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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-02-28
Remarks ON Ilggs.

Eggs may lose their nourishment by
cooking. The yolk raw OF very slightly
boiled is exceedingly nutritious. 1t is
moreover, the only food for those affiict-
ed with jaundice. When an egg has been
EXPOSED to a. long continuance of cult
nary heat, its nature is entirely changed
A slightly boiled egg, however, is more
easy to digest than raw one. The best
accompaniment for a hard egg is vine
gar. Raw eggs have a laxative effect
hard boiled the contrary. There is an
idiosyncrasy in some persons which
shows itself I'm the utter disgust which
they experience not only against the egg
itself. but also against any preparation
of which it forms an Ingredient. however
slight Eggs should always be literally
accompanied by bread. says Table Traits
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-02-28

The most certain and safe Pain Remedy
I'm the world that instantly stops the most
eXcruciating pains II is truly the great
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-02-28

Possess properties the most extraordl-
nary In restoring health. They stimulate
TO healthy action the various organs the
natural conditions Of which are CO neces-
sary for health. Grapple with and neu-
traiize the impurities. driving them com
nIetelY out of the system.
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shes one Of the most thoughtful
women / ever know 'i-
"Indeed?' rcffH6 1tf
Yes: every time her husband swesrs
off smoking forever she carefully puts
his smoking materials away and they
are all ready for him when he resumes. -
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REM EN- Der,

edition RIDPATTs
TORY or THE UNITED STATES can only be obtained
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THE AUTHOR IS

JOHN CLARK RIDPATH Ii d. Prof OF History at De
Pauw University Cireencaste "Cycopae
History, History OF the World, Lie
Garfield" Etc
received the empha tic Endorsement OF
leading educators the press while the
attested the enduring hold it has
gained Of the public The following is one
the many hatteng testimonials received from different
W. ID ID
Syracuse University. Syracuse " Y
Among RidpathS History oil
Whether judged
United States histories. The
its Illustrations and lis superior mechanical
add TO the attTactyeness of the work.
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ALL ESTIMATES EXCEEDED

EVEN CHAIRMAN BABCoCH SlHi KlSEp NJ me
MAGNITUDE oF TIE RFprBlIcAN VICTORY
Wash.ngtou NOV at haif-past II O'Clock TO-
night Chairman Babcock. ~ the Republican con-
sr,ss.onll committee teegraphed u Mr. Apsity'
the ,ice-chairman u the committee At Boston AS
follows:
The returns from Congressional districts ar. YET
incomplete. We have carried twcnty-t0ur nIStfictS
I'm New. Gori three IN West Virginia, tlfee III -. ON
u.rtcui. tire In kentucky. defeated tn' Fr,'-
Traders Johnson n Onto and Wilson IN West ' y.
Eiula and | estimate that We VIII ccntroi the heN'
lIou4, by 4 much larger majority than the COM
n.tter has predicted We have also carrtoi W is
cDnsin by not less than 2joco majority and VITA II
ci.ht members OF Congress. All the reports re-
cev.i uu to this date Indicate uniform Republican
gains I estimate tnlt We Will control the NEXT
House. by twenty-five ma iOrty.
Ny returns thus far have been very niedGfr, pu'
all the Indications point To a larger r"preSrtti-
lion figured IN only twenty members ~ New
York: We shall have twenty -four - least MY "st-
mate included one Republican from utucky II now
looks As II ~ would have three from thAt state
| claimed two Republican members in Connect lieut.
\ dispatch from Mr. Benton, the chairman OF tn'
State Central Committee. tells me That the HfpuD
Leans have carried all four Of the Connecticut DIS
tricts | am assured that We have elected thirteen
Congressman I'm Massachusetts, wheie the COM
mitters greatest claim eleven IN ONO We
have exceeded our estimate. and from present APP
pearanccs the results VIII be stu NOR" encouraS
seven Republicans We shll, get eight. made
no calculations securing Representatives. IN
Maryland bat advices are that We have elected
two. So /, t. going all along the line. From the
limited intelligence received at headquarters am
certain that Mr. Wilson Is defeated.
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spiraon and produced Gene BaGK 10 ,ear. s' TO- the
such a touching way that II orousht i,sor,n
eyes OF many Of :he mourners on the p'na,ivn OF
Mr. Grain although not himSeii hhtI' ,,.oica
,h Green Isle was visibly affected; and ms tooe
trcmbied with emotion as he Introduced col
na,ned Nicholas Donohue born on the Ou'" so
Mr. Donohue spoke briefly OF the wicked a. nd
and thcn referred sneeringly TO the ana "cH 10
been expected from Grover C'eyeIanSSw L" and the
which never came" said Mr. Doronue anu '"e
mob yelled and Jeered. a. =. ,ho nv.
"I Cvii Justice Joe Stner took hng at tne I;"n
o. cnTr,itoe but that proved TO be- sore supJl1c'
,ri,h Trmmaay. and Joe was suppresssa hiter nd
ci,rng mat ''tho man who voted for MORTON anu
c.rono was A traitor to his country c.
Jhr election returns grew worse anu "9rsc' So
retar,. John y McGoldrick came forward 70 utt s
,,.,rds Of consolation. "Tammanys beaten. ne
.a!d 1T looks like Republican landsle gu, re- r.,
member how | have stood here year after year III
he mast reairg TO YOU reports OF one victory alr'
another Bu; there was nothing plrtcuarly ch "i
me in fhis and The crowd. realizing that the ~
,yas Ip." mad, 4 break for the exits. Mr Cra,n
seeing that II was useless to proionH the asvn5,
proposed an adjournment with cheers Tor ti . ana
i,rant There wa a sorry attempt made % respoI'
ana The crowd einpted itself into the street 10 NJ
The cheers OF enthusiastic Republicans VINO were
making the neishborhood OF the Wigwam resonant
with hi.arity and JOY. .,,,,r.or,
Ex-Navor Grants Union SQUARE headquarters
were cosel up and deserted ut T. NJ
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uI.rr.rps POWER \ MEMORY.

The ,u,o~ra,lc power q Nicholas Muller is men,
orv and A great future Is opened for the beautlfu!
island that lee the gateways Of N~w-l orN'
Hereafter chicaaery. fraud AMI se.f-aggfaniize-
inent at the expense Of The people VIII not be al
lowed
y.s,.rd,v were SO subtle that they could not be
discovered The hy-eiection which occurred snort
tim. ago mad shown the RINK people that tneir tu.e
rested upon aim and -haky Foundations hdd they
dared fney would nave been bold a. corrupt. as
lrFo.en, a. they ever were; but the ring men hnr"
that the shadow 4 death was upon theTl. ia,vi
k-4r, n better perhaps. than their opponents 90.
nnI forhore r.sort.ng - those methods Watn tnrN,
o.i its.i 50 long and successfully. ana whca hti
60. >, he fn.i~ second nature. staten Island 4;
M. next election may b, Democratic or RepnDica
h,,, n certainly VIII never again be- governed by
rim. ~ se.f-s,,Aias laW-hreakinS. m.IlcAn
spola'ors To-iay's sun shines upon new S'a a
Island with al that u should have been years ago
u.I,b ar ,hpt iis natura, advantages S.v' H. -
store il~ H. Right has tr.umphei a; .ast anu
wrong has been crushed ne'"f - riS' dS''''
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DIR. PARKH URST HAPPY.
HE RFJOICES. NATURALLY. OVER TAs
ELECTION OF COLONEL STRONG.
THE VICTORY HERE AN INCENTIVE TO FIGHTEm
OF EVIL. N OTHER CITIEs-To CONTINUE

THE VICTORY HERE AN INCENTIVE TO FIGHrE~
OF EVIL. N OTHER cITIEs-To CONTINUE
ms CRUSADE AGAI>sT CORRUPTION.
The returns were not all in when Tri'"ne re.
porter called on Or. parkhurst Il, his home No :"
F.as. Thirty -hsth-st. There was no doubt howe'a.
of the election OF the union ticket and the p0e'"
was jublAnt over the result -,
Il hardy know what 10 say about H. he saw
"A victory in this city. the election OF Co"na
strong mears so much-so much for our Guy
much for tn, state. 80 much for the cause 81 s'Ss
government. so much for the whole couniEy-'Aa'"
can hardly be- expressed. .
our institutions" he added. ARE or ;rtal anu
victory like tins Is a verdict in their favor i
weak point I'm OF: system has always pee" w.
municipal sovernments They have given those "|'
are scepcal abou stability ground FOR cF'''''''-
and We know that unless city governments =.
be maintained. unless the municipalities can "
properly conducted country must go to Inc D's,
This election though. shows mat the peop'e " -,
good municipal government. ana X VIII NO. -.
prove a blessing here but II will create an '"'f
for the good in other cities. , mr.
This mas been an objec, lesson" continued -
Parkhurst "and otner towns VIII proht ny - ~.
they see that We can triumph in the FACE o. "a.
gigantic oppostion with the machinery OF ne -"
nlcpal government TO combat, surely they VIII ''"
courage" -, Az.
When asked H. now that Tammany ha' I'm
feated he would continue in his Work o.
the Doctor said: a ous
I'VE will not relax our efforts In the - a
iot We propose to keep right OH III ~" mal,y.
have pursued thus far. and as for me perso',,
mode m my mind some time ago. II COLON,
Strong shout. b. defeated to take \ rest % work
weeks and then take en- my cSas s, ann elected
III take or m, soat just the same, ior "'
still much. much to be aecompll,h,,r,fh, him in hn
cr,o. oyainst misrule and misgovernm enNa,ns.
Parkhrrst said: II went TO several OF the nd was
places In the worst part or tme ennnyel glad 70
kindly received everywhere. MI S eeu,va and IN
see me for they know me by snis o il's These
naonie hay. been In slavery and the! ~, n, The
ious TO he free AS are to Tree N nr,a atoas
pocto- said that while the various OTIS great
which fought tor municipal reform ,s,rs been
credit tho poor people who have lot be forgotts
tho victims OF Tammany. should not uI nopulk
and he spoke in hgh terms Of the tore'e"
ton from which much aid came
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McEwen. In the outer room were nEs

John + McEwen In the outer room were nxS
Der OF lesser lights.
Both Senator Hill and Governor Flower re.---'
to discuss the election returns or to give out -
interviews respecting the election.
on the night OF the Saratoga Convention Sena~'
Hill made speech IN this city from the paicons
OF the Kenmore Hotel. /. * note" oTthy iaa
that Charles - Folger. on the nigh; OF his nom'
nation for Governor made an acknowledging
speech from the same balcony. He was deiests
hv over 10000 TIE prediction wa made n SEP
te,nber thar Mr.. Hi. after MAKING speech iron
that balcony would be showed under.
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They acknowledged that they saw nothing in the
indications OF future success for their party. and
they sighed and felt sad at their hearts.
At the State Republican Club there on
thusiastt band OF Republicans. who eagerly
watched the returns as they were received. and
in the con.ae OF the evening glorious display OF
fireworks was set of that told of tho grand vic
tory that has been won. Republicans from all
parts Of the city gathered there and reoiced.
At the Republican State headquarters. In the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, there We're so many people
that IT was Necessary to say YOU We're prominent
politician order to get through to the telegraph
instruments The telephones and the telegraph
VIII downstairs IN the hotel and in other places
We're IN constant use sending the good news to all
parts OF the State and country. Men who are
visiting In the city from other States beseged the
telegraph Offices all the evening trying to get mes
sag"s to their pcopi" at home of tn" grand result
and when they failed to get connection they did
the next best thing-they Icjoced among them
selves.
NJ along Broadway from Fourteenth hist. 70 Thlr-
ty-thiri-st there tremendous outpoUrns Of
people and it was almost Impossible to get through
the crogl. Every one vas happy. every one WIS
glad. ana every one rejoicel TIA; sucn a glorious
In view OF the thronss OF people in the streets II;
was no easy 70 see how there cou.d be any In tns
Several 81 the theatres indeed d!d decidedly pros
porous business .ast' night, and there we've big
ances Election Day seems, indeed. to be gaming
more recognition holiday year by year, at
least as far as the theatres ar" concerned AZ few
of them last night. especially III" variety houses.
returns were read from the stage. AMI the enjoy
ment of the entertainments was forgotten for the
moment In the enthusiasm with which the henres
received As VAS the in the streets. there
n OF the 10 e Sf a Of Strong
and Gon. ana OF the gr@at plurality OF each. were
ressved WIN frantic app;ai,s s Thai houses that
served their purpose better taAn they dld lAAt
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HILL HAS NOTHING TO SAY.

Albany. Nov 6--The home OF senator HI gives
a plurality against him. and the Republican County
ticket is elected by about so This carries with II
the election OF George y. Southwick TO Congress.
Senator Hill received the news OF his defeat III
the inner apartment CT the Executive Chamber.
With him in the room were Governor Flower. his
son-in-law MI Taylor. Colonel I. :. Williams,
Elliot pantorth. John Boyd Thacher and Colonel
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HELPED MIR QCIGG.

HELPED MIR QCIGG.
TIE CONGRESSMAN HIGHLY CEATIflED At THE
Result
Congressman Ie,nuel Ell Qugg. OF the NlNth
Congress District was a busy man YESTERDAY He
voted in the Thir,icth Election District OF the
XIXth Assembly District at No. go Columbus
ave- at o'clock .. m and then hurried 10 MS
headquarters AT Fifty-echth-st. and Broadway
After a few minutes OF conversation "ith ms pr-
yate secretary J. ] McEily. Mr.. Qugg busted
himself with his voluminous mail Then he let
the headquarters made tour Of his district ara
returned much encouraged by what he had seen
The members OF the New-York Let,er-Carriers AS
ISOLATION 80 strong voted solidly for Mr.. QuigS
and they did not stop there They one and all
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Two witl,cfed SUCKS OF WOOd. II WOuiu Tee usr-
less for me 10 IL, 10 tcll tho suffering This 10y
endured. took HIM TO two different doctors
both gave HIN lots o! medicine, hut sii to no
use. lie grew worse. therefore t,osl AIRED 81
ever having Inn cured. One day I-aw tie ~ a.
benefits promised 10 tbosc who would Use e. n
CrRh KTMxDiEs. vcnt rightavav 10 INC druO
store and bought them. However. used them
according 70 directions. ind Today say Truth
fully To all the w0Ill. that my soI Ia eat.:eiy
cured, thank q oh aJi thank the G..rr-cre:s ~
tUnCrRA REuEDlrs. The, cUlcd hln In four
weeks as sound ~ god dollar.
JOHN SAVAGE, F.shk.li Village. y. i.
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COLGATE & CO.'S
1906 LAUNDRY SOAP.
For years exclusively used BY the best families

came TO his Headquarters yesterday, and volun-
teered to watch the count The district Their
offer was accepted and. armed with certihca'es
as 10 the Legitimacy Of their business they mouh,en
guard In every polng-p:ace N me d's SIT
Tecially on the East Side. where the Iammany
Hheelers' were out in force. They had not Tor
gotten Mr.. Quiggs efforts In their behaf III Co"-
gress. 1T. ,a sr,u
Mr. Quigg sat at his desk last night ana sm AZ.
inglv received the returns as they came IN no
fnnnd time 10 say TO The Tribune reporter Yes
/ am elected and while all the election districts
are not yet heard from J can claim naJor ~,
ceived. think that | can safely prophesy another
men who have cast their ballots for me-.
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His tee, were terribly sore he
could not wear any shoes. and
had therefore Ia stay AT home
from scnpo!. When h. put %
dry stoc!.iags "a the morning.
they woul'l IN one hour bc I'll;
uIatcd wilhinoisiurr. AMI .cIy
Offensive c,en IN ia" code.
weather. The dIsease rcgan
Ia spread over h.s holy. csi,-
cial,y his hau'is aud fingers.
The ihuiIbs on both his hands
Lrralnr llir ard o., nsrlens "a
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Joy WAS ENCONFINED.
GREAT CROWDS IN MADISON SQUARE AND
BROADWAY
nt1LrTGXs WERE CIIEERED FIREWORKS SET
OFF AID TIE POLICE PAID 40 NTEN-
TiON 70 THE RACKET

In end around the T1fth Avenue Hotel ana In
all the available space IL the immediate neighpor-
hood Of Madison Square thousands Of people gain
ercI Last n!rht watch the bulletins ana III"
carch,.ght signals Of the election returns me
news ~ the spioudd victory that Morton. SEXTON
Hairht strong. cor and The other candidates Of
the Republican party and the anti-fainmany forces
had won was watched for and received by out
bursts Of applause from multitude OF people such
as this city has seldom seen coreregated In one
place Il was with joy unbounded and satisfaction
sIt,r.rno that the citizens OF Ne~ York. who have
,.,i.t and uraNc1 for the casting OF OF tho chain
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Az EDrsoy coMPANY'S LOSS

TIL. plant OF the Edison Electric Lisht uU, W
AT Hackensack, " j., was to'ais IN. loss 10
fire at ( O'Clock yesterday mornihs THE hrs
about $50 900 The plant was wen ,'.' ans,ue-roorn
E"renan Brockman's horse was pus"e also burned
The house of John Townsend "''
The company Will rebulId q. wv. -
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HOUSEKEEPERS

who are delicate, run
down, OF ovcrworkcd. and
those who suffer from back
ache, headache, dragging
down sensations i'll the alb
donen. and many other
symptoms Of arrangement
of the female functions can
find renewed strength and
health by taking Doctor
Piefce's l'ayorite PresCfiD-
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Thomas &. Plat gave oGt TIE following TO re-
nor,ers at the Fifth Avenue Hotel last night;
Tho peooc have spoken again in tones OF thuh-
do They are for Protection and reform. ana
against al frauds and shams. IT, as senator I'M
frequently declared the stump. Patt - the
man who Is running for Governor. | can only say
that Piatt Is satisfied with the verdict.
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csryI.D ENJOYS

PHI. n.ssan, flavor gentle action and soo.n and y
syrup OF Figs when n need s II the
asn ;, o. so,low its uss 90 that NE sotfjs ~ -
sS"wn snd syerx family Should esxs = 8 -
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GLOOM AT DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS

The headquarters OF the Democratic State Com
mittee were deserted long before the polls closed
yesterday The rooms on the upper floor OF the
Park Avenue Hotel were opened In the evening for
the purpose OF reading the election returns. and
when n Tribune reporter called there. about p
M. throng OF four men was engaged In trying TO
get comfort out of the messages which came 70
them Colonel John Tracy was In charge. There
were no musicians fireworks. no speeches. and
after p. m. there was no lgAt>
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wAsHlNGroN,s BIG MAJORITY

Whitehall. " Y. Nov. (Speciap- S,.y.n,os
County viii give Morton $500 majority,
,PenS is nrob.bly elected Assemolyman'
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CuTICURA Works WONDERS

Tho alros; niir1crlo cures daily effected iy
the CrricrRA REMEDIES prove them 10 lc The
greatest skin cures, blood purihcg9. and hunof
remedies ever compounded. Their HoDGeiiul
popularity and sale are due 20 the care ci!cc.ed
by them, and this IL the most substantial eyi
denco OF their curative wake. Sale greater
than the combined sale. Of al other bleed ana
akin renaedief
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soid throughout. The verdi. Price. CrrIcvaa,
6oc Soar, go. RysoLyrsT. 81. polT,r DHvs
AND CHEN. CORr. Sol, lrop,ictorG. Doe'on.
AS-" How to Cure skin Diseases" mailed free.
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A GLORIOUS VICTORY.

Il was n glorious victory. and one when even the
most saneu!ne had hardly dared to look foT. 80
lon., had staten Island been under tire domination
Of rho ring ami it, corrupt officials that the task OF
rcdeoming II seomeI almost hopeless But the
pcopl. are still the people, and value tner r'sh'S
az Americans should DO. Therefore. the dark
clouds which the Muller ring has kept lowering
oyer the island have been dispelled ard the Snt OF
liberty once more shines upon the staten Island
hills ard valleys on the ticket elected theTe are
both Democrats and RepublcAns all Of them are
mon who have been nominated by 'heir reno" +,
citizens with full knowledge Of their dDiilty anu
worth The confidence intrus;ed III thcH! has pee,
great and there is DOUBT but that tncy VIII
nroy. themselves worthy OF that confidence.
ono 81 me darkest bots On American civil GOV
.rnmeut hrs been wiped out, and to-day IN" sun VIZ,
sh,n. upon mer living on staten lsdnd VINO Walk
nhroal with the full confidence tfai IA futnrc e'y-
,i,ns their votes vii. b. c)un,nd ~ cast tnat t'
,n,Gu,ous ring Of self-lmpOsot spectators ana ruiz
,,.n. - ended The redemption OF staten i-iani -
n, srntI pa It In the genera, purincaucn when mas
resulted from election Of yesterday, 10Y II Vac
ono NJ The blacklist paguc Spots inlt dsSric"l IN,
man u. fr.e America. The defeated clh!.idleS " ~
ran on the Muller ticket are many CT tnrin pevP'
~ tho most charming personality ann tney hii
,.tisd u.nn that Largely gc. them votes IN oTd"r
,hot they might continue their horrible system Oh
sovernment In the election u Yesterday heltheI
ierslrai friendship. gratitut" Tor past iaN'r' HoI
Tor homes - taNors To influenced the Np.tIs
NJ plch mi County against one u the mos per'ect
org nlzation-. politically that III" worb ma, rFrE
ee.n AGAINST power and patronage oni pni,d1H-
nr me people Of Richmond County vote. anu the
resu,t s ,hl' 'hr ring L. smashed Forever
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AGoNIzINC ECZEMA
Feet Sore and Thumbs Useless. Doc
tors and Medicine no Avail. Ter
riblc Suffering. Cured In -Four
Weeks by CCIICURA.

/ have n boy. ffiren year, OIL who had the
eczema so offensive that could not stay IA the
room with him. The poor boz suffered terribly.