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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-06
Murder and Suicide.

PEORIA, IL, Oct. 6.-The bodies of Charles Williams and his wife, both colored, were found Sunday alongside the Rock Island railroad tracks. Each dead from bullet shots in the head and the eoroner's verdict was murder and suicide Jealously is the supposed cause.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-06
Shot and Killed.

ALICE, Tex, Oct 6.-Pancho Fuentes, water vender, was shot and killed here. A party was arrested and taken to Corpus Christi on suspicion by dep uty 4. c. Doughty.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-06
Four Blocks Destroyed.

JEANERErrE, La, Oct. 6.-Fire here Friday destroyed four blocks of build ings, the Jeanerette Lumber and Shingle company being the heaviest losers. Loss s150. 900; insurance $G0, 900.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-06
Adams Acquitted.

KAUFMAN, Tex, Oct. 6-Jordan Ad- ans, nearly 50 years old, who has been in jail here since last March on charge of criminal assault, was acquitted. The jury was out on the case 24 hours.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-06
Stopped by RaIn.

MARQUETTE, Mich, Oct 6.-Rain 'egan falling yesterday and the forest Tres that have threatened Nestoria, humboldt and other towns in the north m peninsular has been quenched.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-06
Populists Accept Democratic Nominees.

SYRACUSE, Oct. 6.-The Populists nominated tho Democratic candidates for governor and ieutenent governor, Porter and Sehraub, ignored Judge Titus and for judge of the court of appeals named one of their number, Lawrence J. McParlin. The Democratic electoral ticket was accepted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-06

When the girl comes to be woman look out. If sine starts out ill vigorous, womanly health then it is pretty safe to say she will be healthy, attractive, beautiful woman.
 The beginning of wonanhood is the real crisis in a woman's life. Nearly always something is wrong then in the distinctly feminine organs. Maybe it isn't very serious--no matter-the time to stop disease is when it starts.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-11-23
TO YOUNG MEN.
Dr. Talmase Talks TO Them on Nobility
Of Character.
DEFENSE OF A GOOD HOME
A Picture OF Life Around the Fireside
Drawn by the Eminent Divine
in His Sermon.

Washington, November 22-(Special)-A
resounding call goes out in this sermon Of
Dr. Talmage. If needed it would revolu-
tionize for good His subject is. Young
Men Challenged to Nobility and the text
IL King vi, II: And the Lord opened the
eyes Of the young man"
one morning in DOthan young theo-
logical studen. was scared by finding him
self and Elisha the prophet upon whom he
waited surrounded by a whole army OF
enemies But venerable Elisha was not
scared at all, because he saw the mountains
fun of defence for him. in chariots made OF
fire drawn by horses OF iire-a supcrnat-
ural appearance that could not he seen
with the natural eyes. SO the old minister
prayed that the young minister might see
them also, and the prayer wr3 answered,
and the Lord opened the eyes of the young
man. and ne also saw the fiery procession,
looking somewhat / suppose. like the Adj
rondacks or the Alleshanies ia autumudl
rcsplendence.
Many young men standing among the
most tremendous realities have their eyes
half shut or entirely closed. May God
grant that my sermon may open VIDE your
eyes to your safety. your opportunity ana
your destiny.
a mighty defense for a young man Is
good home. Some OF my hearers look back
with tender satisfaction TO their early home
1t may have been rude and rustic. hidden
among the hills, and architect or uphOlster-
cr never planned or adorned Il. But ali the
fresco on princciy walls never looked So en-
ticinS 10 you as those rouEh-hewn rafters
You can think Of no park or arbor Of trees
planted on fashionable country seat SO al
tractiNe as the plain brook that ran IN
front or the old farmhouse and sang under
The weeping willows. No barred gateway
adorned with statue OF bronze. and swung
open by obscquious porter In fun dress, mas
held the glory of tho old swing gate. Many
of yOu have n second. dwelling place. YOUR
adopted home. that also ia sacred forever
There you buiit the first family altar. Tacre
your children were born. Al those trees
you planted. That room is solemn, be-
cause once in II. over the hot pillow. Flap
ped the wing OF death. Under that roof
you expect when your work is DONE to lie
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TAYLOR ON FOOLS
The Subject Of GoTsflOf "Beb" Tsylor'S
L;rtur6 KOHday Night.
LARGE HOUSE HEARD LECTURE
The Paradise OF Childhood, Of Youth
and Of Manhood, and Of the
Home Were Talked or.

Governor '.Eob'' Tayior. OF Tennessee.
ie,..urel at ths Grand. In Atlanta last
NFoa.lav night. lie was IN good trim for de-
Iiverfng h-ss maEuinoera lecture. Tho
Paradise o. Fcols"
The crowd vas very large. filling the low
er part Of the the7ter ard half Milling the
baIconv and gallery The people took the
opportunity 10 hear one OF the best lee
turers on the platform. the eloquent Bob"
Taylor. renowned the country over for
having defeated his brother. n republican
FOR Euvsruor ~ Tennessee. ana for having
THAT distinction - being the only governor
who IS a fiddler u national distinction
Governor Taylor began his lecture by ex-
claiming thar man IS a fool
-kvery riCL bieSsiu. within the sight ~
thu Almighty Father was poured FROM
the csruuccria of heaven into the lap %
paradise Rut 81 was paradise ~ fools
b.s.luS. they stained il with di>'ie,iience
AMI polluted il with sin II was the para
disc. SO fools because. in the exercise ~
their own E.d glNen free agency. they tasted
tine lrFuiidsn fruit and feil from their gio-
riDtE= estate. uh. what "a faIl was there!
il Was tE- fai ~ Innocence and purity.
81 w-s th- f,l. ~ happiness into tho abyss
~ VICE. Sc was the iall OF life into tire
arms 81 DEATH
Tine lecturer pictured the paradise Of
hHf.EaHHsi. wE h.Ehursi. ~ youth. OF man
EnHl a--i ~ humc iu woods now eloquent
ara r-t1atse- now wsttg and sarcastic. The
house r.aresl aaI c-,srei when the lecturer
touched -at IssHnle with hts WIZ and rath0s.
or sH- paradise a. home le saal-
CHOW rteh WoGld he tho feast ~ happi-
r-z- lu th.~ beautiful world ~ ours. could
folly end With gouth. bu. youth is only the
first asr Co. the Comfy - r-r-ors.'
Wt.ffer g. o. tho child az SIS H-other's knee
sr man ~ matur. gears. whether O. b.
th- tl-e ur gnc iesrar. the prince 10 his
raisr- - the peasant in bis hut. there Is
iu heart the dream of e happier lot
81 Hr-
.T arI tha eouus 81 revelrv AZ the
Eiil.i club where hundred hearts beat
hHrniy. There werr flushed checks ana
thies Tongues arf iesrs and anecdotes
around rre tarr-et -ru.a1. TEsre lse-e
sou-- ari poems and speeches ] saw an
orator U.s.. ta respond Go a toast II Home.
Sne.t Isl-...' l-i ftus Ee responded Mr..
Chairllsu aul Gentlemen. John Howard
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HE SENDS IT FREE.
Full Information for the Cure OF
Weakness in lien.

When = man has suffered for many years
with q weakness that blghts his lie ana
rohS lin 81 all that really makes iile *fgtn
Ivinfc when, after years % doctorlnE WIN
al sorts of patent medicines ana alleged
speciaIties. he discover = remedy Y ~
brings back 10 him the power ana pnNS-cai
energy that seemed 10 him lost t"rrse.,
nc naturally feels generous lie wants MS
fellow men 20 know about Fl. lie feels mat
his nilsson on earth IS TO lit out OF eoho-
age men who are today bathing WI u
shattered nervous system. Just as re "tu,
mon. who, by thor own secret foii ie5. arc
suffering mental torture that words can
not adequately describe.
Tho world has come to look At such sur
fcTcrs in q different light from sOrTler
davs. It now regards them as unfortunate.
not criminal. TEey have lacked Tnorat
courage They may ie victims or inherited
passion. or they have acquired seoret
habits from evil associates But. what
ever may have been the lncentFe max
causes a -nau TO degrade his being and
Isolate himself FROM societE. ne leeds a
friend lie needs ;hc right hand Of fellow
ship and good cheer. II Is wrong 10 de-
nCunce him for his Jolly, and il is equally
useless 20 give him advice Tie must have
tie huncrv mans bread. Tot = sone,
offered him. This IS why send the meth
90 that made pro man among men. Tree
tc any one who writes for d.. ] know the
aversion that suffering mon have 10 the
l-'s,St e'-Frhl1net' ri publicity. ana Z. f1ere-
fore. send the iuformatiea securely scaled
in q plain cnvcio-r, without marks 10
show where 80 came from. TbOus nos Of
men have written nc, TO say how lad
they were 70 err this rciaedr. arc every
m"H nrl3Ss curoufaGlnG report of Zero
cases a. physical debility cured and erra e.
ated parts restored 20 natural strength
Now. ms lFieu4. 90 not SIT and "order
able Information, hut write Tor IL today. II
IS free u ~. aud want every roaH 10
have IL. Address, I'm the fullest confidence.
THOMAS SLATER, Box I1
fn1grrayre. ltfstn
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upon the shining runCs OF this ladder OF
evolution our race viii finally climb back
into Tho paradise that was lost.
~ got IN a great tncater at the national
capital. II was throuccd with youth and
ieautw and old age ana wisdom. ! saw Il
man. tne image of his God, stand upon tho
stage ana speak. His gestures were the
perfection Of grace his voice was music
and his Language was more beautiful than
/ have ever heard from mortal lips. lie
pointed picture after picture Of the pleas
tires. the joys Tie sympathies OF home
lIe cnthroueI love and preached the gos-
pcl Of humanity Ike an angel. Then l
Saws h,m aip Ertfsn la inS and blot out
the htaull ul picture Nc had panied. / saw
lam stab l0,e ocad al his feet. ! saw MIN
lot ont fnr stars and tne sun and leave
humanity 800 eternal darkness. That man
was iusersoN the arrhangcl of modern In
facility. ard 4 s1d. How true is the holy
writ (which Get .a4cs "tac fool hath said in
h.e heart tncrc ia no GO3N"
.i---isT-'r-'- ti.iflz'JI7 aid family.
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Payne touched millions OF hearts when he
sang.
- 'Iid pleasures and palaces. though
We may roam.
Be :; ever 81 huml le. there's no place like
home"
'Dut as for II @. gentlemen. give me the
plea r''res and the pa laces-giye Ele liberty
or give me death
Then he launched into an ocean OF
thought Ike a magnificent ship going to
sen. snd when the night was far spent
end the orEIes were over. ana the lights
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ever boom again, they must bloom in the
happy hearts of home II it's sunshine
ever breaks through the clouds. T. must
break forth I'm the sm linz faces Of home
~ believe the world is better today than
ever IL was before. | believe the refine
ments Of modern society, its elegant ac-
complishmcnts. It's intellectual culture and
its couception Of the beautiful are glorious
evidences OF our advancement toward
hieher plane OF being. l believe every s'ic-
cesslvs civilizatio is better and higher and
rrander tban that which preceded il, and
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-11-23
Collie
Cramps
Cholera

Arc ailments which viii oocur IN every family 80
long lite has woes. Eyet Mother shoutd have 81 Il
the house; the old family rcmcdy the vital nerVna
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
.JI THAT RESTRAINED HIM.

From The Chicago lripnhe' a,. ,
,' o,, L,ov that you're hindering hfty peolni..
10 ysan, 10 get downtown to thslr busln,Ss 81 -
tha' W. VIZ notorman of n Wentv orth,aNe car .ile
ycieu .In.rnino w. 10 the driver of coal wagon JUST
ahead. ., ,.ht cb.arfully responded the
driver. ln'''
coai coyouu get there Just as quick If you turn out
If can't turn oui.
THAT'S lic, ~ u ,,,, II I was where | could
reacn !oa oan reach me any time you wani TO- ana
~ 1u gnoy, W. IT, YOU diTty-faced Alserins' iou re a
you hp,", and u hog and can simash me mouth
li,o',ol ,s rn,, The best day you ever saw. ,,-
OF 70, =, isn't for l,aving my horses Il -.
no YOU wouldn't. you Slnuity ia'ru .a~ %heLp, dyy
shouted ~ W sn"oki You haven't got the decency
gum-u"sr ssyyer rat. You're gol-dinsed insignhcsnt
OF "A a,isaN,moi,s ragged dirty cheap skate or a
pih assIstant barnyard Corporal ..,,.s
Say nierposed Gasssnfer .rr on For e the SAKE Of
nnrdnorv nofTln propriety let up. viii you? oa,
OIL ,his moment the driver OF the Soal WAGON
rned An lesurely down side street a ana i the angry
turneu id as the shot ahead again: .
noiorins,i .ait ed n burned sight worse than that
., hn'u ~ !, hadn't been that he's my brotherT'
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02

HIS VIEWS or SECRETARY CARLISI - NOTICE
TO Custom HOUSE EMPIoIES.
After period of inactivity which lasted for more
than a week. William T. ST. John said yesterday
that he had statement to issue as treasurer OF the
Democratic National Committee. The following Is
the statement. which the only thing that
enanatcd from the lonely Bartholdi headquarters:
"t is reported that an hour or so after the de-
parture Of Secretary Carlisle from his visit to the
custom House yesterday the following motto" WAS
posted by order Of the Collector All employees con
n-ctcd with this district hereby notified that
subscriptions for political or other purposes, and
that they will not bc molested or In any way dis-
criminatod against for failure to so subscribe
civilian T. st. John. treasurer OF the Democratic
National Committee. comments As follows. Ihls act
OF a nominally Democratic Secretary is gratuitons
threat OF official dispeasure awaiting any con-
tributor among Democratic employees to the Demo-
cratic campaign funds. say at the outset that no
subscription Of contributions from the public en-
ploycs has been made. therefore attribute the
Secretarv's act to his discovery of some contem-
plated voluntary action on their part Sucn Noi-
untarV contributions from those dependent Tor thr
emplovmcnt upon the continuance or Democratic
control is entirely natural II would be strahEe M
deed II were not volunteered. ana IN npnTdl
amount Mckinl.ys election will cost them once,
and they know IT, Az against ms threat Oh tnt
con- ributors that their names will be scrupulously
reserved az confidential at least until the ls' OF our
contributors shall he deemed a roll or nonor Win
the success OF our campaign.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
MILOR RYRNE WANTS FLNDS.

Major John Byrne president of the Democratic
Homes, Money League OF America. said last night
at the headauarters at No ID West Twenty fourth
=, that the situation I'm central and northern New
York was ANYTHING but satisfactory. so far as the
,rosnects for a sourd-money victory were con-
cern.d and so he issued a request Tor more fundS
IN conduct the league campaign. lie said:
..rhare Is = large class Of people. railroad men.
farm Ia aborers and others. who are for Bryan ana
free silver through ignorance and they should %
sovad This education alone will do. They are not
eating tho needed instruction. and cannot hope 10
,o, &, unless means can be had to enable the work
-, ,o n, 7 never witnessed more hunger Tor IN
,rr,tior than | Witnessed In central New-fo'H'
ha1 with me several thousand documents whicn
,h noonle who attended the Bryan meeuns -
,Ionausv,le last Saturday eagerly carried on
car.l commercial travellers who nave oeen V-
lila, from the road" on account OF oep'csSeo
,,,.ss have volunteered their services io' "A'e''
80 70 secure enrolments for the league.
o,,,, Of the Congress district committee OF
~ ,.ague will be held tonight at $50 O'Clock IN the
,,,, Tuenty- -fourth-st. headquarters WORKERS are
daily volunteering their services 10 act on ."e Svns-
miti,e The latest recruits HDiuur ~, W., W. ne
Wnnoy sing Editor Of ''Harper's Weekly ana W. f.
Mamhs.a,e of Rrooklyn who Is expected TO take an
active interest in organizing the -FOUR congress ois-
trcts of that city. .. 49,, e,-,..
nil, hold 81 pubc meeting TO organize honest money
Democrats at the Pavilion Hotel, New Brighton.
Admission will be by cards, obtainable az r. q.
The Executive Committee i'm charge OF the meeting
includes Colonel J. T.. Bloom. William +. Clare and
James NJ Fitzpatrick
W Bourke Cochran will begin his speaking tour
at Chicago on September Il. He will then speak az
Philadelpha Baltimore and Richmond, Va. The
dates will, be determined later.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02

ms campaigning 1t has substantiality"
Eyeccr,iNa iiw'n Martin. VINO was member OF the
publican Organization four years ago ana who is
sreatly interested in similar movement this fail.
OF orsanizing is going on rapidly. and that the
sociaticns OF tradesmen will exert marked nfu-
Gnce on the campaign. He said The general
the purpose of mapping out work Already a per
NIT has been obtained for the great parade. which
M WI, take place on the Saturday preceding election
the Battery up Broadway passing the reviewing
stand at the Worth Monumen, in front OF the
TO Fiftyninth-st. where II will he dismissed The
committee expects thiry-tve or forty different
lines of business to be represented in this parade
FROM the interest already displayed II is believed
the d. monstration Will surpass anything Of its
character ever in this country. The business
men realize that the election is Of to
them and men In their employ"
one OF the many letters reporting the good out
look for Mckinley and Hobart in various parts Of
the country was a communications from C. B OF.
Central Glass Works of Wheeling W Va. which
under date of August 90 written at Minneapolis.
Western country has demorazed business 10 such
an extent that one can scarcely pay expenses on
his trip. This being the case while there is yet
doubt Of Bryan's election. everything in the West
will go to sticks # the silver ticke; should be sue
is the success OF Mckinley and Hobart"
Major J; Henry Gould. of Boston formerly chair
mittee and now president OF the State League Of Re
publican Clubs spoke at headquarters about his OH
he made especial inquiry into the condition of affairs
In the principal States of the dcbatabs territory. and
that. while there is good ground for hope OF ultimate
victory, there be question about the necessity
Tor hard work make victory certain Colonel Stone
Of the Executive Committee from California. told
him. he said that the outlook in that State three
weeks bad. but the awakened earnest mess
II the of the party and the excellence OF
their work were turning the sentiment in favor OF
found currency He thought the fight In California
would be close. but the State could be by proper
effort. The conditions existed In Minnesota and
IN other States Of the West
United States Senator Jeior c. Prltchard OF North
Carolina. visitor at headquarters. Ever since
the ST Louis Convention" he said in the course OF
talk 81 have said and believed that Mckinney would
carry North Carolina Since the letter Of acceptance
came out have been positive OF II. Mr.. Mckinley
has cnCendercd i-feclinc in the South hut on the
contrary has given such evidences of his fren1ness
toward our people that they hold him In high regard
North Carolina Is one of the richest States IN the
Union in unGcvelo1ed resources. Hence We need and
must have protection. The tariff is the most impor
tani issue with Our iron il If the finest qua
ity. but iron Interests as our lumber wool ana
manufacturing interests have suffered under the VIII
son law and oui people feel f. kesny. They hav"
the benefits OF proper protection ana ne injury
accruinC from the opposite policy.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
DrSTRTJNG THE POPOCR4TS.

indianapolis Sept. (SpeciaD-The first effects OF
the sound money movement on the regular fopo-
cratic orgsnization in Indiana made their ap-
nearance to-day. Chairman Holt received three
letters Of resignation ir his mornings mai one OK
,hcn, heng from Daniel +. Kelley. Of Valparaiso,
:, po,ter County A Xth District clector. He as
s,ons as a reason that he is not I'm sympathy with
rho Chicago Convention and cannot support tts
Nominees The other designations were from
Charles f. Piel. starch manufaciur'r ana James
k,ach commission merchant VINO had accepteo
nIares AS members of the charmans executive
tommittec They ascribe the same reason for their
o,inr 49,. tho ol.ctor A third detection from this
committee is that OF ex-Congressman George ford.
NJ south Berd. He never accepted the appoint
ment but turns up to-day as delegate-at-iarge OK
tho Indiana Sound Money Party.
II Is believed that there Is more to follow. The
immense size OF the convention. as already demon
stra,ed has opened the eyes Of the timid In the
Marty and has swelled the fears of the Silvertes.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
u.r,rrgS pPE-ELECTTON "CLAIHS.'

,,,o, lava Sept 1-Genera j. g. Weaver
,. ir an interview that Iowa will 20 at least
~ ooo n g. 600 for Bryan. He said'
There are hundreds Of silver Republicans IN ever,
. T., tho state | have found them wherever
ho,e snokcn this rall. In 1892 the vote OF the 'd'e
,a IN round figures 2ls.OOo Republican, l"'V" Demo
cratic and 10000 Popuist Now the p.'no',"'S ""'
C'"'', 49, .o ,,sed This will leave 5000 Republi-
| ' i,r,,, over the combined opposition There
nh, h a. the lowest estimate 2oooo Republicans who
will vote for Bryan. This is rdlcuonsy low esti-
,n,,o II makes the Democratic total 256O~ There
,,u NOT he TO exceed 10000 Mckinley Democrats IN
,ho c,,,e Add This number TO The R.publican
lne f,or Ieductng the number Of Republicans
b ill vote for Bryan and then deduct II from the
T,o,ocrs III, total Of 236 600 and we Will nave about
- n 'ior,tv which will be considerable majority
for Bryan This does n9S take into account the Pro-
os, of II is silver. and it amounts 10 l2O1o The
S,ate viii surely go for Bryan. and my conservative
climate OF the majority Il 5000" 10 3',wo
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
ooryHwJcK IyD GILLETT RENOuINATED.

Albany Sent 1-Congressman George ~ Southwlck
,.,, renomnated to-day by reclamation in the AL
hanv County Republican Convention. held this after
,oon Mr. SouthwlcS chosen year ago as tn"
hos, man to contest this strong Democratic district
against Charles Tracey. who had bcen sent 10 con-
sress several times by large majorities. MI South
,,, ,,er a stirring canvass successful being
oIoc,sd ~, majority of l.t40. The convention nom-
mated Edward l. Barcksy. of Knox. for County
Treasurer -, ,..,,,., ,,,.. r, 80,
yeuticn of The XXIXth District. held here to-day.
CHARLES VI Ciillett Of Addison. was renominaed on
,h ,.ran,y-frst ballot Chemung County breaking
away from It's own candidate and going to that OF
Steuben.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
coycprssuAy Fo0TEs CHEERING NEWS.

Wallace T. Foote. jr. member of Congress from
port Henry New-York. was at the Holland House
Yesterday Mr. Fooie has just won an exceedingly
warm and interesting fight in his district for the re-
nomination TO Congress. lie dropped in State
Headquarters yesterday afternoon to consult about
the campaign up tho state. He was sangune that his
district the XXIIld. would give u greater Republican
majority this year than ever lie said there was
little OF he free-coinage sentiment In his part OF the
s,ate Referring to his own fight for the renomins-
,ion ne said that the enemy had taken goou-
natured struggle for the nomination and magniIed magn
IL INFO a distressing factiOnal quarrel IN the ussli.
lie declared enphacaly that there was no IAce,odd'
disturbance In Essex county as nau o.'" ''P'
nor In any of the counties of his distrlct. 49,, ,..
our Congress district l. IN better siap i;1h, sem
bafor, said Mr. Foote. There Is oniy d sHsnt -,
i,nonf In favor of free coinage. ana. IN ac.. We S
bmt litie talk about free silver u Is i'iT ta bn '
~ naon.e IRE Interested in and are talking hpout ~
me Stale They have suffered greatly rom n1 70 ,h
IN Tsriff law IL especially true III feiatloh 70 t,e
Srmers So along the Canadian border TN way Bri1sn
products be shifted over ,hs % r,,e "u vii NOT for
so0u.'