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The sun., 1894-10-21
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PoUGHKEEPsIE. Oct. 20.-The total number
OF voters registered in this city Is GOA. This ID
an increase over last year OF 6l3.
PLATTsBURG, Oct. 2O.-To-day's registration
in Plattsburg was 2,62l. against 1850 for the
hrst day last year.
tion in this city is 3,320, against 307l last fall
an increase of 2bS.
CoRNING, Oct. 2O.-The total registration In
this city is 9. .5O4: last year IL was 2,275.
MIDDLErowS, Oct. 2n-The total registry OF
Middletown City is 3. l79; last year was 797.
ELMIRA Oct. 2O.-The total registration in
Eimira Is s,7l2, as against 1880 In 1903.
UTICA, Oct. 2O.-TOtal registration In Utica
1876; last year. IL, ,l64.
The sun., 1894-10-21
FROM a WORLD INTERVIEW.

Doctor Henry T. Looms OF the Loomis Laboratory,
In an Interview In the New York World OF Sunday Sep
tcmber 2. 1894, spoke in the highest terms OF some
OF the medical men. OF one flrm, Doctor J. Cresap
Mccoy and Doctor Walter II. Snow OF 42d street
and Madison avenue and Broadway and l4th street,
he said: both able, well educated and thor.
ough scientists They are graduates OF Bellevue
Hospital, and are nrstclas' men, They advertise, and
doing immense business doing much good"
The sun., 1894-10-21
PERM AN ENTITY

The list of complete cures effected by Doctors Mccoy
and Snow is long one. The case OF Mr.. Magnus Lar.
sen s added to the series OF permanent Doctors
Mccoy and Shows object in publishing permanent
cures is to explode the notion that exists in some
minds that catarrh cannot be permanently cured.
Cntarrh can be cured, and Doctors Mccoy and Snow
can cure Get rid Of your catarrh and you will
cape consumption. Catarrh Ia very frequently tho
forerunncr OF consumption and consumption cannot
be cured There are lots Of INSCRIPTIONS doctors who
prey upon the sick and say they cure consump-
uon With their lung busters lung testers what.
ever they call them they bambooze poor unfortunses
who totter to their Offices with foot the grave
and the other foot on the brink. II Doctors Mccoy
and Snow cannot cure they will tell you They
refuse daily lots Of incurnble that would
cepted by medical buEEards curablo. Doctors Nc
Coy and Snow do get their assistants In their of
nces to endorse them in the newspapers They do,
however publish bona lde endorsements such that
which will be found below, and which comes from the
Hips OF Doctor Henry p. Loomls Of the Looms Iabora-
tory OF this city OF the abest medical men in this
country or, in fact, In the world
The sun., 1894-10-21
WoMEN's POLITICAL MEETINGS.
Several AAaOsAeed HOE This wsek-A Mass
Meeting At Cooper UniOa.

Aestng ~ CooDeF union.
At the headquarters OF the Women's Munich
pal League, 39l Fourth avenue, the announce
ment was made yesterday by Mrs. Florence
Ives. the Secretary, that a series OF meetings
would be held in the downtown districts. The
first meeting will take place tomorrow after
noon at 2:3O O'Clock at Columbia Hall. 81 Co
lumbiA street. On Wednesday afternoon at
ThaliA Hall. 23s Broome street, another meet
ing will be held. Meetings will be held also at
the Dewitt Memorial Church. ESQ Riyington
street, and on Saturday at Lincoln Hall. East
Houston and Allen streets
The star OF speakers, which will be divided
between these meetings, includes Mrs. James
ScrimgeOur, DR., Jane T.. Robbins. Mrs. Almon
Goodwin, Mrs l.. w. Belts Mrs. l.. III. ElWelL
Mrs. III. A. Stimson, and Mrs. Charles Russell
Lowell. An enrolment book has been opened
at the headquarters OF the League, and the
women OF New York are invited TO add their
signatures.
The second mass meeting will be held under
the auspices Of the MOmens Municipal League
at Cooper Union on Thursday at p. NJ. Both
men and women are invited 10 attend. Pres.
dent Seth Low Will preside. The other speakers
will be Charles 5. Fairchild, Dr. Charles Park
hurst, and Henry George. This Is expected 70
be the great ante-election meeting.
The sun., 1894-10-21
Coas.,tutio..I Amead-sa. Ballots.

ALBANY, Oct. 20.-In reply to q request by =
number OF county clerks. who state that they
have already had the constitutional amendment
ballots printed, Secretary of State Palmer said
to-day:
The Constitutional Convention, having pro-
yised Constitution TO the people the Secretary OF
State does not feel warranted In assuming TO
direct the numbering OF the ballots. The
Attorney General coincides with him In this
The sun., 1894-10-21
B.aanastsr FIorsAsIu. Les e..

BAndmaster Henry Florsheim, who was ar
rested on Friday night for serenading without a
permit was discharged by Justice Taintor In
the Harlem Police Court yesterday. Florshsim's
band had been sent from Harlem Temple. where
. Tammany ratification meeting Was being held
TO the Ivy Club AZ l23d street and Lexington
avenue % escort the members 70 the meeting
aud was on its way back when Policeman Phil
lips arrested tbs oandmAster and stopped the
music.
The sun., 1894-10-21
NEW CLUB OF BUsINEss MBA.
Gel william L. stroAE AAAs PpsslasAs -
ths Wool CIab OF New 1srk.

At a meeting held yesterday in the law o6aoss
Of Blumsnstiel q Hirsch In the Mutual Reserve
building, new club. to be known e the Wool
Club Of the city Of New York, was organized.
The following officers were elected: President
Col William L. Strong; Vioe-PrssidenL VII
liam BlOodgOOd; Treasurer. Edwin LAnEdonI
Secretary. John p. Faure. The committees ap-
pointed are; House COMMITTEES. Ethan Allan.
James MacnAughtan. Richard H. EwArt, Edward
8. Bowlend, and II. NJ. Stockton; Membership
Committee, George p. StOckwen, o. d. Gray, y.
II. SOuthwick, Theodore w. Morris, and william
BloodgoOdi Auditing Committee. A. w. Fol-
lett, Theodore W. Morris and s. b. Chittendsn.
While the new club Is a social Organization, IT.
members will endeayor 20 make New York ths
controlling factor In the wool trade Of America
Already 200 applications for mem bsrEhiD have
been received. The club will have ia hssd-
quarters on the eleventh floor OF the new Wool
Exchange building now IN course Of erection.
streei.
The sun., 1894-10-21
ONLY ONE NORTON BALLOT.
That Seems 60 Ne the Prospect n This
City-Thrss Hin Ballots.

That Seems 60 ne the Prospect n ThIs
City-Thrss HIn Ballots.
Through the blundering Of the MnhOllAnd Re-
publiesns It Is probable that there will be hut
one official ballot in the booths on election day
bearing the name OF Levi p. Morton and the
other Republican State candidates.
The Milhollandites fooled so long with the
ticket that they were too late TO file GER
uneates OF nomination as regular or
was hsn Sa, some genius S 5is
and that the several candidates for Assembly
men and Aldermen could h3 things by being
nominated as indepent candidates OF the Anti
Machine Republicans" petitions signed by ESQ
voters in every case, and under section 81 ot the
ballot.
This Interpretation of the law is not that OF the
Police Commissioners. and It Is difiieult 70 un-
derstand how ony one could put such an inter-
!" It seems 20 me-" said President Martin OF
the Police Board last night, that when the law
requires 10000 signatures 20 nominate State
Il would be foolish 10 contend that 250 men can
demand ballot with the names of state and
There will De three ballots headed with the
nane OF senator Hill. three OF them being Grace
ballots.
COsnsrsAss Over ths Congress CaAaiaAsiss
President Martin OF the Police Board said last
evening that be had arranged 70 meet United
States senator Faulkner Et the Imperial Hotel
next Tuesday 70 talk over the muddle in which
the light for Congressmen has become involved
In this city By the duplication OF Democratic
candidates In all but one OF the city districts.
He said that other TammAny men viii be with
him at the conference. but that he had not been
informed II Mr.. William X. Grace or any one
representing him In his organization would be
there or not.
james q. McMurray, the Mnholland candi-
date for Congress In the Twelfth district has
Withdrawn from the race In favor Of Robert a.
CheseborO0gh. the regular Republican eandt-
date.
The sun., 1894-10-21
STILL ANOTHER LASTING CURE.

Like the wonderful stories OF Mrs Names. Chief
stnrter Farr Of the cable roads Emmett the actor and
Foreman Charles Crowley published In The Sun this
IA another permanent cure. Mr.. Larsen has been en-.
tirely cured for two years and three months
The sun., 1894-10-21
TREATMENT NJ MAIL

Mr.Larsen cured by using Doctor McCoys catarrh
treatment which be sent to any address. II has
cured thousands ana II your case is durable It will
you II you live q distance, write for symp-
tom blank.
The sun., 1894-10-21
Senator HIn Waatsa Tor Rsss,aoas.

The Manhattan Club has rendered a reception
TO Senator HIM, 10 be held on Wednesday SEN
ator Hill. Al jamestown yesterday afternoon
received an invitation from the Democratic Club
asking him 10 attend = public reception at the
Eluh house on any night that ho might select
The senator said that his engagements were
sogh that Il Was doubtful whether he would b
4 70 TO accept
The sun., 1894-10-21
FREE.

Consultation, whether at ONCE by letter. free. No
charge whatever for thorough examination, diagnosis
OF your case and all advice.
The sun., 1894-10-21

hiN "hbNbo iAANcbNs
country. MIR. Larsen said tho other day; at h two
years ngo last July since Doctors Mccoy and Snow
pronounced me cured They stated at the time thss
my trouble would not return, and am glad 10 say
they spoke the truth.
"Ihave been in perfect health ever since. Not
single Of the long list OF symptoms in my has
ever returned. Why, weigh 1877 pounds to-day.
while my weight when went to Doctors Mccoy and
Snow only 1870 pounds Why. 1bave lived more
in the last years of perfect health, have had
solid enjoyment full happiness than ever before
in any years OF my life relate these simple facts
true facts, to fulfil duty owe TO the public and ~
the time express my gratitude to Doctors Mccoy
and Snow for what they have done for me-"
The sun., 1894-10-21
ARE YOU DEAF?
DON'T YOU WANT TO HEART

DON'T you WANT TO HEART
THE AURAPHONE will help you II you do. Il 4 q
recent scientific invention which viii restore the
hearing of any one not BORN deaf When In the ear
Il q INvsIbLE aud does not cause the slightest dis
comfort l IL 70 the uhat gaksea 10 the eye,
spectAcle. Can be tested FREE OF CHARGE AZ
rHE AURAPHOSE cos OFFICES,
dls AssEopo1ta1 B0dlns, hadison uArs. ksS H0Eks
The sun., 1894-10-21
A LONG LIST OF COMPLETE CURES.
The Case of Mr. Magnus Larsen Added to Doo-
tors Mccoy and Shows Series
PERMANENTLY CURED TWO YEARS AGO LAST JULY.

THE CASE OF MR. MAaNus LARSEN
Mr.. Larsen lives at l1e Broad street Perth Anbcy,
New Jersey and is one Of the leading designers ard
artists in interior decoration in terra Gotta IN ne
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19

Hon. William r.. Davis, OF Wash
ington. ID. O.. the colored lawyer W he
stumped this State in the fall Of
1892, has engaged to deliver a course
OF four lectures In this city beginning
on noxt Friday evening, May 25th.
Nj. Davis will make his frat address
under the ausplcas OF the African
NJ. p. Church. French street above
Eighth, and his subject will be ''Com
ing events cast their shadows
before"
Mr.. Davis Is most eloquent an,
effective speaker. lie held a responsi
bic government position In tho Pen.
sion Bureau, during Harrlson's I'D
ministratlon, but he was promptly
turned out by HolSe Smith. yoar ago.
1t Is said that John G. Gray of Bridge
Vile, Delaware. one of Senator Gray
appolntees to the Pension Bureau,
ferretsd out Mr.. Davis. and secured
his dismissal upon the ground that h,
was an active partisan having madt
Repu bllcan speeches in Delaware dur
log the previous cam paIgn.
MIR. Davis who found his wife In thi
city. having married Mas Doster.
teacher. about year ago, will spen,
some time here among his and he
friends. lie will probably remain tw
weeks in the city. ... ..@"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19

WEST PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 10.
The Slst annual conference of the A.
|. NJ. L. Church convened to-day. On
the first day OF the session. There
were 81 ministers and lay.delegatss
present to answer to their names. Rev.
j ohm Ii. Nicholas. presiding; Rev. Isaac
Il. Cooper. secretary; Rev. A. Wood.
ard asslstant secretary; Rev. DR.. ID. j.
lRussell, corresponding secretary.
Several committees were appointed.
Reports OF the churches show good
increase OF spiritual work from the
pastors reports.
Rev. Daniel Russell, Sr., preached
the annual sermon at s p. IN.
Second dry session-Ihe conference
was called to order by Rey.J. H. NIcho-
las presiding. Religious service was
conducted by Rev. ohm W. Green, OF
Goshen, n. j.
j Tho committee on admission admit
ed several new members. Rev, ]. A. ID.
Bloice and Rev, Il. Black. both OF the
A NJ. l.. Zion Church.
II Rev. Mr.. Carr was introduced to the
conference. They delivered addresses
to the conference. The sister of charity
from GlaAcow, Del, presented very
line report financially
The school children OF St Mat,
thew's Church, West Philadelphia, Pa,
gave grand jubilee: concert in the
church. to tine delight Of all present.
Third day session. May Is, '04., this
Rev. j. Ii. Nicholas presiding Reli,
gious servIGes. conducted by Rev
} John Z. BriekAouse, of Wilmington
Dol.
The church reports were continued
Some very important business wal
transacted. The Philadelphia Church
Building Association turned out unt
addresses were delivered by several o
the conference brothers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19

l
| Hard OH the saloon man-serving
sherry wine with free lunch.
| To see 40 many fishermen who
bring home so few fish. But they al.
ways insist the biggest ores got away.
That Wilmington has a lot of lnGies
who are trying to beautify the city.
| 1t generally takes the women 10 keep
things clean.
The dog catchers have only to Wills
tie for tho dogs to como to them.
! What will tho Commission do when
the 100000 is spent on the sewers and
paving?
Green stripes would look good in.
stead Of red on the house sergeants.
The State detectives should wear
Eyeglasses.
Railroads should run the trains to
accommodate The people.
King street market should not BIO
removed. but olIal might.
\ Thieves can do more than the State
nearly break pawn-broker.
I Tho people should support the local
baseball team. .....-.
That hbels are the order OF the day
with newspapers In the city.
That lawyers are fishing for suckers.
That TomaR and Carmichael will
have fight to the finish.
4 mat PRISONERS must rue IN the
patrol wagon.
Delaware avenue should DO cleaned
! more frequently US 1t is our principal
thoroughIare.
Why don't our police break up the
practice OF lining the market etreel
Gurbs on Saturday nights?
} When will we have that pure drink
Ing water2 1t Is warm enough. isn't
,itl
Where ls that ordinance prohibiting
young girls from walking tho streets
without their parents, after uclocl
In the evening? 1t looks as If out
Councilmen had daughters. We don
want 1t, either. ..=-.
The young beau catcEers arc jubt
, liant over the apparent death of thu
street walking ordinance.
Some of the youths of our eli,
should never leave home without hav
d. ing an endless string attached to thei
mothers apron strings.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19

Some over Jealous Presbyterian
clergymen arc anxious to force their
views Of tho inspiration OF the
scriptures on every one. who dares
e. say or think that single passage
10 not OF divine origin. Tho free
thinkers like DR.. Briggs may BIO cen.
sured, but we hope that they may not
b. thrus. out of the church. or in any
way disciplined for their lack OF faith.
30 long as men accept as true the
plan OF salvation birth. crueiiixlo on
aud resurrection OF Christ, and the
remission of sins through his in.
tor3ession with His and our Father.
We cannot sec any necessity OF de.
clding whether every line was In.
splred. and that there4s not mythical
sentence from Genesis to Revelation.
The endeayor to 1.-Two up to the doc,
trines essential to salvation should
be sufficient test OF orthodoxy. AMI he
who would attempt something more
pcocrustlan might wall bs rs-
garded as Pharisee WHO was mole
Interested In self Qualification than In
the salvation OF souls or the chrlstlnl
zltion OF the world. In qua rellinL
oFernon-sssentills men may lose igni
OF the substance and thus mako ship
week Of good aud holy cause
There are some things that plssett
human understanding, some thing.
that research cannot lathom. and mel
should remember that while truths
may come out OF the mouths Of babes
and stockings that tie weak haYt
besn chosen to confound the mighty
Let US conclude where ignorance 1
bliss 1t is fclly to be wise"
1t would b. rather amusing, how
ever. II the ilfallIbles should. hgura
lively speaking. take the falllblss b!
me nape OF tho mock aud their fe5i
and cast them out OF the church aud
Sc. we suppose that if 1t is foreor
dsiaed that they are to be damned, /
would only be getting rid OF obstacle
to the advancement OF true religion
However, IL certain portion are to b.
saved and another portion predestlne
10 be lost, we can see but little sens
Ia this controversy. We oontess W
think predestinatlon relic Of the pas
and are ready to subscribe to thu do,
trine, That while the lamp holds gu
toburn the vllest sinner may return
Salvation 10 free to all, who rspen
aud believe, or preaching Is delu $40
and a snare, except 80 far as moralit!
In worldly sense. is preferable t
vice and lawlessness. Let Us ha,
peace"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19

William Forrest, whose serious ILL
ness was reported In this paper yes
terday. died at his home shortly after
3 o'clock yesterday afternoon. He
was one OF the best known men ia the
| city, having done much toward the
building up Of the city beyond 18th
street bridge.
II was while digging cellars for the
first houses built beyond the bridge
that he found that the ground in that
| section had an under strata of sand.
This he sa W at once hud possibilities
for money making and he bought all
the ground he could In that locality.
Then he opened sand banks and built
houses. He also built that settlement
known as Greeley andDecatur streets.
From this enterprise he made con-
siderable money, and at the time VI
his death was worth bstween SIS 900
and 500. 900. Mr.. Forrest was born In
| County Donegal. Ireland. In 1910, and
came to this country In 1882. He was
the father of nine children, all OF
whom are grown. He WAS q man OF
very strong feeling and never forgot
friend. The person who did him q
favor was never forgotten. He was u
strict adherent to the Protestant EMS.
copal Church and vsstrymau II Old
Swedes' Church. He was always a
strong Republican.
The funeral Will take place on Mon
day afternoon at 8 O'Clock. Services
will be held in Old SewedeB' Church,
and interment III the cemetery adjoln.
| Ing. .....
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19

President Cleveland. Seorstaries
Carlisle and Gresham are enjoying
their fishing excursion on the steamer
Violet very highly, and according to
reports. are exceedingly happy. Their
jollity reminds us forclbly Of the
old story OF Nero hddiing while r ONE
was burning. We do not know that 1t
Is really necessary for them to be at
their respective posts at this time.
but we do know that q good. reliable
captain never leaves his ship In the
hour OF danger or prlvatlon for aay
icauso whatever.
Ha will advise, direct and encourage
THE crew.and thus avoid the rocks and
whIrpools that obstruct or threaten
to obstruct or engulph. When the
country is suffering FROM tn Q inabilit,
of the President to co ntrol tn,
a mule colts" he lie driving, It 10 sur
r ,prlsing that he can either eat or sleep
much less fish or gun. 1t Is fortunate
a however. heis obtuse, or his health
4 might be sacrificed, and his body Ill
an untimely grave. We congratulate
!. him on his i'm perturability. on hts do
a Termination to make light OF evils
q that his policy will not cure. but |
o good fat salary enables him to endure
v with the greatest OF ease.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19
FAv0RlTE REMEDY.
1T MAKES rnorEE wsr.r-


There Is no remedy In the world
like DR.. Kennedy's Favorlte Remedy,
no medicine that Ii so generally pre-.
ecribed by physicians and go widely
ueed ip hospitals and sanitariums
none that has received SO many I'M
asked-fuf testimonials from the peo-
pie OF Wilmington and Vicinity.
There 10 seldom q day passes but
that the reporters OF the REPUBLICAN
hear kind words spoken for Favorite
Remedy by those who are using 1t.
Edward Barton. OF Ponckhockie,
Ulster County. N. Y. who. untn re-
and an impoverished condition OF the
blood, In conversation as to his I'm.
proved condition. said: 81 had been
sick for long while, and gradually
grew worse until was Obliged to re-
sign my position. / counted nine
different physioiaus who had pre-.
scribed for me, but I could gee no
benefit from their medicines; finally
made up my mind 70 try Favorite
Remedy. and here am III just three
weeks from the time began taking It.
position again. II | had taken this
medicine when first felt the symp-
tome Of the trouble. 1t would nave
saved me many dollars and weeks OF
sickness"
John +. Rosa OF Marbletown, N. Y,
said: My family physician was CIV
Ing me strychnine aud other poison for
heart trouble. and grew SO feeble
could hardly move; finally l thought
l would doctor myself for o spell, anu
commenced taking Favorlte Remedy,
and my old dyspeptlc and liver trou-
hles disappeared, constipation that
had been the bane of my life was
cured. and began to pick up In flesh
and strength. Thcre's hardly.a home
In Marbietown whore you will not
find Favorite Remedy"
Favorite Remedy contains no mer.
curry or harmful substances. and can
he taken by the young or old FOR any
trouble brought about Gas both oil
these cases were) by Impure or i'm.
poverlshed condition OF the blood, aud
1t will cure.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19

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