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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-11-07
CARRY SOUTH DA.
KOTA

Sioux Fails, S. D., Nov. 5-Chairrian
Wallace of the republican state cent? Il
committee claims Mccoy, republican, Wall
have majority over Null, Independent,
in the NTH judicial district of gOO0
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GAINS IN LARGE CITIES

Columbus, o.. Nov. 5-Returns up to
ten O'Clock indicate republican gains in
Cleveland Toledo, Dayton,
GAINESVILLE. Portsmouth, Canton, Spring
field and other cities, the single exception
being Columbus, the home of both Gov
crnor Nash and Col. James Kibourne, the
democratic candidate for governor Al
ter II o'clock Chairman Dick issued a
statement that the republican plurality
would exceed $1,000 with an increased ma
jortY in the legislature.
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Lazy Ljver

When the liver goes wrong,
everything is wrong. You
have dyspepsia, coated
tongue, constipation, bilious
ness, sick headache, nausea,
general debility. One of
Ayers Pills each night, just
one, gently starts the liver
and removes all trouble.
~ have used Ayers Pills for liver
complaint, and have found them to be
the best thing ! have ever tried"
Z. N. North, Sidell, I'D.
1Se. sboI. &c. AVER co.. Lowell. Mass.
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RESULT IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Republican Plurality Reduced Con-
stitutional Amendments Carried.

IIarrisburgh, Pa, Nov. 5.-Scatterng re
turns indicate that Potter republican foi
Supreme Court judge is being cut to som
extent all over the State. In 1899 Barn. tt
republican for State treasurer had nos
plurality and returns indicate that tho tt
publican ticket ran considerably under tn
1893 plurality.
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RESULT IN SAN FRANCISCO.

san Francisco, Nov. 5-Incomplote re-
turns from tO-day's municipal election in
dicates that Eugene u. Schmit. The union
LABOR nomireA for mayor. is elected by "A
plurality of at least 5000. The board OF
supervisors viii be democratic. The re-
maindcr of the ticket is divi led between
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New York Declares For Reform
in Government by 10000 to
10000 Majority.
JUSTICE JEROME BEATS UNGER.

Croker Expresses Disappointment Over the Result in Brooklyn
Received the Returns With His Customary Lack of Emo
ton--Electon Conducted With Unwonted Quiet--Every
One Voted Eary--Croker Says Tammany Will Bow to the
Will the PeopleShepard Makes Statement and Congrau-
1ates Iow--Van Wyck Ran Behind His Ticket From 49,
900 to 2OOOO--Cause of Good Government Defeated in
pha--Repubican Gains in Nearly All Ohios Lag.
est Ctes--Legislaturc Safely Republican.
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MAYOR CONWAY REELECTED.

Troy, N. Y, Nov. 5.--Daniel Il. Conway
was reelected mayor of this city on Il
progressive democratic-rcpubican ticket
over Seymour Van Santvoord tho regular
democratic nominee by anywhere from
1000 to 1900 plurality. The entire republi-
can city and county tickets were elected
The campaign in this city was a bitter
enc,
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sen in Albany against Kelly the regular
democratic candidate. Returns from the
districts in Greater New York indicate
that the number of republicans there will
be greater than 1t was last year.
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NEW JERSEY REPUBLICAN.
Strong Majority in Legislature-Mu
ply Wins by 5000.

Newark, n. j Nov. 5.-Thc early returns
received from all points in the State in
dictate that Murphy, republican for gov
erncr has been elected and that the cleo
ton is now simply Il matter of plurality.
he returns thus far received indicate that
Murphy will have larger plurality in the
State than Voorhees, do three years ago.
According to returns up to midnight the
republicans carried the State to-day,
electing Murphy governor by at least sNn
over Seymour, democrat.
The republicans elect strong maiorities
in both houses of the Legislature The
greatest surprise Of the day was in War
rem county, which elected Il republican to
the assembly. something which never o.
CURED before.
DEMOCRATS GAIN IN KENTUCKY.
Louisville, KY, Nov 1.-The entire DEM
ocratic city and county tickets are elect
ed.
The returns from the state so far re-
ceived by the Courier-Journal show the
democrats have gained five members of
the lower house and one member Of the
Senate of the general assembly.
RESULTS IN RHODE ISLAND.
Providence, r. T.. Nov. With scarcely
half the districts in the state heard from
the republican plurality for the state
ticket promises to run well over 6,000. I'll :
is a net loss of 900 from last year due
to the light vote. Seventy districts in III,
state out of 1873 give Gregory. republican.
49, 1873; Garvin, democrat, Gle. The gen
cral assembly will be republican strongly.
Pawtuckct and Woonsocket have elect.
ed democratic mayors as has also Prov
dencc. In Newport and Central Falls Tho
contest is close.
VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC BY 10000
, Richmond, Va, No. 5-Indications are
that the democratic state ticket Is electe
by %. O00 or moro.
BALTIMORE is REPUBLICAN.
Baltimore. Md, Nov. 5.-Later returns
show large republican gains in the city
and it is now asserted that the ropub.ican-
nave carried it by 1000 They also ,iala
oil legislative districts in Baltimore city.
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BUFFALO's NEW MAYOR.

Buffalo, n. ", Nov. 5.--'rhe entire renub-
lican city and county tickets were elected
o-day. Erastus G. Knight, state comp
troller. is elected mayor by a plurality of
5f3l and the balance of the epublican
ticket was carried by pluralties ranging
from 1900 TO 1890 The next board of coun-
cimen will be composed of nine republi-
cans and no democrats.
CAUS WINS IN ALBANY.
Albany, N. Y, Nov. 5.--The final returns
show that Gaus. the republican candidate
for mayor. carried Albany by 1900 ma ior =
ity. But ono democratic candidate was
elected on the city ticket. He was Judge
John j. Brady, candidate for reelection
as police court justice. His majority was
COO.
SUCCESSOR TO CONGRESSMAN SHAW
WATERFOWL, n. Y. Nov. 5.-Hon. G.. L.
Knapp, republican of Lowvllle. IL olet tie
to I'll the vacancy in Congress for the
2it district caused by the death of \. ID.
Shaw, by his fun party majority.
LATEST FIGURES FOR JEROME
New York. Nov. with II election dis
tricts missing the county of New irk
complete for district attorney gives J.-
rome 1889 Cnger. 1894.
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COMEDIES UNOIN's DEFEAT.

Philadelphia, Nov. Sat midnight S, c.
rotary Clements of the Union party con-
C DIES the defeat of the State and countv
ticket of the Union party in Phi1d lph,t..
WEAVER PROBABLY BEAT ROTHiR-
NAL
Philadelphia. Nov 5.-John Weaver, re-
publican, il probably elected district at
torney in Philadelphia ever Rothermal flu
sion, but at midnight returns were In from
only sixteen of the forty-one wa; DIS a al
AN estimate of the republican plurality
Is, therefore. not possible.
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OTHER GREAT EXPOSITIONS.

The supremacy of the De Laval machines Buffalo is con-
tnuaton OF their triumphant record all previous great expoons
"A the Worlds FAIR Chicago 1896 they received the Gold only
Medal awarded by the regular and the
used in the Model Dairy At Antwerp 1894
they received the Grand Prizes highest awards At Omaha
1898 they received the Gold Medal and again Paris
Grand Prize highest award
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BeariNg-dOWn Feeling

Womb troubles, causing pain, weight and
backache, instantly relieved and pcrma-
nently cured by its use. Under all circum-
stances it acts in harmony with the laws
that govern the female system, and is as
harmless as water.
IEynsaEWO Backache left me after taking
Ss1SEE the second bottle. Your medicine
91 cured me when doctors failed
Mrs. SARAH HoLsTEIS,
3 Davis Block, Gorham ST., Lowell. Mass. |
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Baltimore, Md, Nov. 5.-Later return,
show large republican gains in the CITY
and it is now asserted that the repubican,
nave carried it by 1000. They also Clan.
all legislative districts in Baltimore city.
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WORK OF THE
De Laval Machines
BUFFALO EXPOSITION.

The award Of the GOLD MEDAL the he Laval
he highest and only award of its kindly the
well supported by the work Of the De
achlne used Model Dairy
record practical ordinary conditions in
unappoachabe by any improved
Disc" De Laval
PANAMAERICAN EXPOSITION 1907.
(corY) BUFFALO, Y. Y, Ger. aIsr. 1901.
THE De LAVAL SEPARATOR Co.,
"a Cortland ST., New York
GENTLEMEN:
The work Of the De Laval Centrifugal Cream Seaator Dairy
SIZE guaranteed used
in the Model Dairy the PnAnerican Exposition Buffalo N "
brought out the following points:
First The machine has been from August 9TH
September 18th by the butermaker and his had
special attention given it by Of the Company
The official made the
Babcok testing and for the whole time,
shows a loss of of61 of of butter-fat.
bird 1t its full guaranteed capacity Of
pounds hour exceeding
the feed reduced to make a skimming record
Fourth: The amount of power used small.
Fifth 1t did what claimed for every particular.
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RESULTS IN RHODE ISLAND.
VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC BY 10000
BALTIMORE IS REPUBLICAN.

Richmond. Va, No. 5-Indications ar,
that the democratic state ticket is electe
by 10000 az moro.
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mxRy~ Your Vegetable Compound ro-
@t moved Fibroid Tumor from my |
wv womb after doctors failed to give
relief. Mrs. Il. A. LOMBARD,
Westdale, Mass, |
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Backache.

It has cured more cases of Backache and
LeucorrhGa than any other remedy the
world has ever known. 1t is almost infallible
in such cases. 1t dissolvcs and expels
Tumors from the Uterus in an early stage
Of development, and checks any tendency
to cancerOns hnmOrS.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1901-04-10
THE BABIES OF A SINGLE YEAR.

1t will probably startle q good many
persons to find that, could the infants
Of a year be ranged In . line in cradles,
the cradles would extend around the
globe. Imagine the babies being car
risd past given point in their mothers
arms one by one, and the procession
being kept up night and day until the
last hour in the twelve mouths had
passed by. Going at the rate Of twenty
a minute, twelve hundred an hour
during the entire year, the reviewer ct
his post would only have seen the
sixth part Of the infsntils host.
In other words, the babe tbat had to
be carried whom the tramp began would
be able to walk when but NEE RAG
ton OF its comrades had reached the
reviewers post, and whom the years
supply Of babies was drawing to close
there would be . rearguarj, not Of in
fants, but Of romping nx-yesr-od
children. Saturday Evening Post.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1901-04-10
TAR AND TURPENTINE FOB
DIPHTHERIA.

The Scientific American gives this
receipt as one which tn world ought
to know. At the first Indication Of
diphtheria in the throat of child make
. room close and then take metal cup
ard posr into it quantity Of tar and
turpentine, equal parts. Hold the cup
over the fire 20 as IN I'll the room with
fumes. The p tient on inhaling the
fumes will cough up and spit out all
the memb, aneous matter and the diph.
iberia will pass out. The fumes of tar
and turpen'ine loosen the throat and
afford relief that has baff1ed the skill
Of physicians Great care must be ex-
ercissd to prevent the tar and turpen-
tine, which ara highly pfamable, from
taking FIRE.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.


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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1901-04-10
A MOMENT OF DEEP soLEMNITY.

It was a moment of deep solemnity
and suggestive Of thoughts that make
the bosom swell. The field OF exeou'
ton was q rising ground that COM
handed the .utstre, ching valley from
mountain to m ountaip, and their still
grandeur gave subllmity to the outline,
viii Q it so CHANGED that white clouds
resting upon them gave them the APP
pearance that reminded more than one
of us of the snow peaks of the Alps.
Before us VAS the greatest array OF
disciplined forces ever seen in Virginia,
infantry. cavalry and artillery COM
bined, composed OF the old Common.
we,lth's choicest sons and commanded
BY her best officers, and the great can
opy Of the sky overarching all came to
add its sublimity, ever present, but
only realized when other great things
are occurring beneath 1t.
But the moral OF the scene was its
grand point. A sovereign State had
been assailed and she had uttered bu|
hint and her sons had fastened te
show that they had fastened to show
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DISTRESSING STOMACH DrsEAss

Permanently 9 ,red by the mastery
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marvellous and surprising. II mat~
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matter how leng you have suffered.
your cure Is CO tain under the use Of
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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1901-04-10
PRECAUTIONS EXERCISED.

There was a very small crowd to wit.
ness the execution. Governor Wise
and General Tialiafsrro had both issued
proclamatlons exhorting the citizens to
remain at home and guord their prop
erty and warned them Of possible dan
ger. The train on the Winchester
Railroad had been stopped from carry.
ing passengers, and eosn passengers on
the Baltimore Railroad were subjected
to examination and detention. An
Arrangement was made to divide the
expected crowd into reco nized citizens
and persons not recognized; to require
the former 70 60 to the right aud the
latter to the left. Or the latter there
was not q single one. 1t was told that
last night there were not in Charles
town ten persons besides citizens and
AiitoiJs
There ia but one opinion as to the
completeness Of the arrangements made
o. the occasion and the absolute sue
cess with which they were carried cut
I have said something about the strik-
ing effect Of the pageant as . pageant,
but the excellence Of it is that every
thing was arranged solely with view
to efficiency and not for effect upon
the eye. Had it been intended -
mere spectacle 1t could not have beer
more imposing; had actual need oc'
Cured it was the best possible arrange.
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msnt.
You may be inclined to fak: Was all
this necessary ? I have no time to enter
upon this question nov. Governor Wise
thought it necessary and he said he
had reliable information. The rsspor.
sibi ity Of calling out the force rests
with i'm. 1t only remained for those
unuer his orders to dispose the force
in the lest manner. That this was
done is unqaestionablo, and whatever
credit is due for II may fairly be claimed
BY those who accomplished it.
j. I. L. PRESTON.
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No travelling canvassers are employed
Terms for local agents sent upon application.
All money should be sent by P. 0 order.
Express order. or by bank draft ON New
York or Chicago. Do not send individual
checks or stamps.
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RxLiEr IN SIX HouRs.

Distressing kidney and bladder dis
eases relieved in six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure.
1t is gree. surprise on account Of its
exceeding prOmptness relieving pain
in b adder, kidneys Or oack. in male
or female. Rel,evesr ,Antion OF wster
almost Immediately. | you want quick
relief and sure curs the sic the remedy,
Sold by B. II. Gorrelk druggist, Lex
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JOHN BROWN.
Interesting and Authentic Story OF
His Decentralization on the
Day of the Hanging by Colo
mel j. I. L. Preston.

Editor Baltimore Sun: General
Branley 7. Johnston's article on the
John Brown raid, published in Balti-
moro paper few weeks ago, suggests
the thought that Bsltimoreans might
like to hear that story to the finish.
The inclosed letter Is taken from the
Life and Letters OF Margaret J. Pres-
OIL" now ready for publication. 1t
was written to Mrs. Preston by her
husband, Colorel ]. T. L. Preston, who
was present at the execution OF John
Brown. as part Of the military guard.
The writer had no thought Of publish
ing the letter, and it is now offered to
the public for the first time.
Yours truly,
ELIZABETH PRESTON ALLAN.
Lexington, Va, March 81, 1901.
Charlestown, December 2, 1859.-Ih~
execution IS over; we have just returned
from the field, and I sit down to give
you some account OF 1t. The weather
was very favorable; the sky was little
overcast, with q gentle haze in the at
mosphere that softened without OBJ
securing the magnificent prospect af-
forded here. Between s and 8 o'clock
the troops began to put themselves in
motion to occupy the position assigned
to them on the field, as designated on
the plan / send you. To Colonel Smith,
OF the V Virginia Military Institute, had
been assigned the superintendent Of
the execution, and he and his staff
were the only mounted officers on the
ground until the Major General and
his stuff appeared. By 10 o'clock all
was arrsnged. The general effect was
most imposing and at the same time
picturesque. The cadets were immed-
iately in the rear Of the gallows, with
a howitzsr on the right and left, a little
behind, SO as to sweep the field. They
we're uniformed in led flannel shirte,
which gave them q gay, dashing,
Zouave lock, and were exceedingly be-
coming, especially to the battery. They
were fanked obliquely by two corps
the Richmond Greysand Company F.
which, if inferior in appearance to the
cadets, were superior to any other
company I ever saw outside of the
regular army. Other companies were
distributed over the field, amounting
in all to about 500 men. The military
force was about 1900.
The whole inolosure was Tired by
cavalry troops, posted as sentiL els, with
their oficers-one on peerless black
horse and another on a remarkable
looking white horse-continually dash
ing around the inclosurc. Outside this
inclosure were other companies acting
as r, myers and scouts. The jsil was
gu ,rded by several companies OF in
fan Try, and pieces of artillery were put
in post ION for its defense.
MARCH TO THE soCTFoLD.
Shortly before II o'clock the prison
er was taken from the jail and the
funeral cortege was put in motion.
First came three companies, then the
criminals wagon, drawn by two white
horses. John Brown was seated on
his coffin, accompanied by the Sheriff
and two :otber persons. The wagon
drove to the foot of the gallows and
Ia Nth o1acrifv nd
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that they were ready to defssd her.
Law he'd been violated by actnSl muir
der and attempted treason, and that
gibbet was erected by law, and to up
hold law this military force assembled.
But, greater still, Gods holy law and
righteous providence was indicated.
"Thou shalt not kill" "Whoso shed.
deth mans blood by man shall his
blood be shed" And here the gray.
haired man OF violence meets his fate
after be had seen bis two SONS cut down
before him earlier in he same career OF
violence into which lie had introduced
them. so perish all such enemies OF
Virginia, all such enemies of the Union,
all such foes of the human racel So !
felt and so I said with solemnity and
without one sha . # luminosity as /
turned to breai eilerce to those
around me. Ye tue mystery was
swful-.to gee the human form thus
treated by men; to see life suddenly
stopped in it's current, and to SIX
onessH the question without his" r,
"And what them"
NO SYMPATHY FOR THE DEFENDER
In all that array there was not, /
suppose, one throb Of sympathy for the
'ffender. All felt in the der tbs Of their
hearts that all was right. On the other
b md, there was not one single word or
gestuse I eIul alton or insult. From
he beglr ming to the end all was
marked by tie most absolute decorum
and solemnity. There was no military
music, no saluting Of troops as they
passed one another, nor anything done
for show.
The criminal hung upon the gallows
for nearly forty minutes, and ate,
being examined by . whole staff Of
surgeons, the body was deposited IN q
neat coin, to be delivered to bis friends
and transported to Harper's Ferry,
where his wife awaited it. She came
in company with two persons, to see
her husband last night, and returned
to Harpsr's Ferry this morning. Sh
is described by those who saw her a.
very large, masculine woman Of abso-
lutte composr's Of manner. The officers
who Witnessed the meeting in the jail
said they met as if nothing unusual had
taken place, and had comfortable
supper together.
Brown would not have the assistance
Of any minister in jail during his last
days, nor their presence with him on
the scaffold, In going from prison to
the place of execution he said very
little, only assuring those who we're
with him that he had no fear, nor had
he at any time in his life known what
fear WAS When he entered the gate o.
the Enclosure he expressed his admira-
ton of the beauty OF the surrounding
country, and pointing to different resi-
dences asked who were the owners o.
them.
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The GAZETTE

has ade -Iubbipg arrangeme-t WIFI
Colonel Brya, whereby we can furnish Inc
Commoner and THE GAZETTE one year 1oi
S225, cash with order.
Send your name and post office address to
THE GAZETTE.
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