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l!i nii Is nl' Tiu'-iIjiv's election iii
Miiiiif 'iii tin' I !i ; n : 1 .! H'aiis a iiim-
.liil ily nl' 'Jll.lHHI lulllil;. til" !lllUUIIlt
CHlll'l lll il I V till' lll'IIH 'IT.'U -, Mini
mil' intiilli mure liiaii ii- v '-! nl
liv l!ir liin.-i r ii -r 1 1 - Iti 'publicans.
It i-ilin lii'-ii-i li('iiili!ii'iiii major
ity ill tin stair since lsr.ii, itli.l is uc-
i-i I'li'.l a "n.lit iral ii'Milution."
'L'lii' I'l'oli'liitiniiists ca-t I "it votes.
I'm' starving Irdainl, Ijevil. Mor
ton '.' ll' S.'.l'JMill.
1'ur .-ulVi nipr Cli'irlestoii. (irocr
Clevelalnl v. ivc SJIt.
I'.ir MY iv cli'ct inu. (i rover Cleve
lal"i :; :iniii.
1 1 n i r ( 1- i l.iiul i'i aw li.-lieil on
1 In' 1 1 1 1' 1 lla;. Iiii i ii --; iii t I aw lisli
e.l oil i In. e'. ii -:-i' :.' I i lui in ; lie
i'l av. I'. -1 . I iii ii-'..i.-ii In i'ii' si i'i i 1 1 1
term ; i i' a lishi-il on the 'ana
iian i-l.'i i ii:i -linn ; he wants to
era w ii- ii i Hi I l.i 1 ; i ill' 1 1 lit -.1 ii in.
Tl,i- i-l.l "ilarri-i'li Alinaiiar" of
1sii ( .nl :iin-. a ::,i-a il. :il of matter
thai is;i'.i-;ly n !inttit ami timely
ior tin' - i e 1 1 1 1 1 llani-nii earn iaii.'n .
'".. in '.a: n . ! !: -I' :ie-tioiis ainl
ai.- i ; :
"W'lin w ill lull' tin- Van linn n
tiel.et "
"All uli'i wi-li --ii' the ilieeof
wall's ri 1 1 .in .1 1 1 1 a h 1 u il h that
J.ai.1 ' i i "
the i::'.iii 1 of I he oPiee lli'l.lels to
the ili!i It of people. "
"Who will oie the Ilal'lisoli
tiel.e; ."'
"All w Iii i hi Iii e lhat Iheeonditioli
of i III' '.ii' it ha heell lieltel'
than lhat of the wm liiimiin u of
lope, ami wlinwisli it to remain no'!''
IIae you heard the news from
Vermont .' I'lurnlity for (iovernor
Dillingham iiii.imiii.
liepuhliean 'ain. per eent.
1 leiiioelatie loss, Ci pel'eelit.
I'lohiliitioii los, over 11 per eent.
No solid ii-siies in t lie cumpuin,
I'rott i ll. m alone did it. The Dem
oelatie party i limiliated from the
State Semite and part ially so from
the House.
The refrain, uerosK the Uoeky
Mountains, from Oregon, is reached
Intel; from Vermont ! now let the
sisterhood of Slates join in the
and ehortis of November next and
witliali.iu' pull, a hard pull and a
pull altogether, vietory is ours. The
ietoi v will want work, from honest
hard worker and with it the result
will imt he dotilit fid. So "up and at
em."
lively Kepulilican in the county,
mid Democrat as well, should attend
Ihe political meeting to lie held in
MiddlelmiKli on Tuesday of court
vt ek.
The Surphs Has Sleappearei
JiiHt to think that nfior nil this
noise fitnl lurid HperclieH, after tlice
montlm of Kkippin n1out in the
hlmdoWH with a dark lantern to
I'vadr incpiiry, after all Mr. Oleve
lutid'H onderoii wisdom nlxmt it
lieini; "a eondition and not a theory
that confronts uh"' after all thin,
there isn't K''in!X t he any HtirpliiH,
anyhow ! According lo the l'resi
dent. iiiillions on lnilliciis wi re le
ing iled tip in the Treasury at the
rate of a million a week, and we are
all lieiui; ruined through the Cos
tom Itouse. Now. when the Dem
ocrat ic (,'onirress has pit well along
iu its work of spending the puhlie
treasures it appears that the surplus
will he only almut twelve millions,
which if the Mills hill were to lie
passed and to result in its operation
as its advocates say it will, must lie
turned into a deficit of sixty millions!
This is a dreadful situation. It calls
up Mr. Mills to ask the house to
withdraw his hill. He has lieen leg
islating to meet a condit ion, and it
turns out to he only a theory. The
capacity of the Democratic party lo
scatter tin- puMic money was not
taken into account.
The TrchitUion Tarty.
'n. Post. I have read with inter
est your reckless analvsis ol our
Prohibition l'arty in your lust issue,
and desire to reply to your ipiestion
as to what we have done as a party
to promote the cause of prohibit ion.
Your assertion that a "few noble
men, ha ve, i bv lending t heir names
and inllueiii'c to the party given it
whatexer standing it has in the con
fidence of the people,' is true, and
we insist on all "noble men" doing
the same to increase this confidence.
P.ut. we deny that this epiitidelice
"rests smiley" on a few, but assert
t hat t his class of men in our party
can be numbered by the tens of
of thousands iniead. We atliirm.
also that that this eoiilnli nee is
due mostly to what it intends and
promises todo when in power, viz:
to kill the public liiitor traffic by
pnhilitm enforced instead of pro
longing it s life by license- the pol
icy of the old part ies - and not as
you allirm to the "few noble men iu
our party." We also deny that there
is a different ela-s of men iu the par
ty from those you call noble, and
should like to hear of a single in
stance where the part y's hiyh stand
aid has been debased through tin
pulling of wires or the baging of
game. At our State Convent ion in
llarrisburg, a call was made for all
the preachers, Sunday Schools up
erintetideiits and church membersto
rise, and when this class took the
tloor there Were Very few of the ."il H
delegates left sitting. Can any oth
er party show sin h a record ? W'c
have no saloon keepir.-.. In ewers,
distillers, or ISob Illgefsolites in
our ranks. Have you .'
Again. You deitoiiiiee ii and say:
"They inn V did any vjhhI no brav
ery, all bray." etc.. ami blame us as
being disastrous to the cause of
Prohibition. You say the Diino
cratic party praises us and we like
it." and many other similar assif.
t ioi is 1 1 1 w liieh w e I 'l ie My reply : We
in ei-made any laws nor enforced
llu in directly, and im party eer did
until it had the power. We ale
now building up a party to enforce
completely a Constitutional law
something that mithei of the old
part ies iiccr can or will do. as the
saloon nil ii are about eipiallv divid
ed betwieli tin ill. Were the Prohi
bition martyrs. Watson, Smith,
Haddoei;, i . ,1 end others, six
in numer, vc ihr v hocus or were
they brave.' Would they have been
slain as 1 )( nioerat s or as lie publican?
And why not .'
Publish one disaster that the Pro
hibition party caused and we will
prove to you that the IJepuhlican
party is responsible for Michigan's
failure, Oregon's failure, Iowa's fail
ure mid the failure to enforce the
lihode Island amendment. Our
party is the only one that ever con
tributed thousands of dollars into
the light to carry a Constitutional
Amendment.
In Michigan's contest not a single
Republican daily dared to work in
favor of the amendment, and in one
district there were more votes east
against the amendment than the
number of voters in the district
Are we to blame for that ? The Ke
publican papers defeated us in Ore
gon. The difference bi t w een the
vote for Prohibition and for our
party is no argumi nt against us but
for us as it shows there are enough
men in favor of the principle in this
county to control this government
mid destroy the saloon jusf as soon
as we can get them united in a solid
Prohibition National Party.
J. (1. C.
T-evvistown, Pu.
(II STd my CtaUd'a Life.
"Whm toy child na bore,
th dortnr onlarrd on of tltt
othn Fond. Fb tta that no
ttlihcnMtflrdlnl. lliJthn
dnetnr. Who M th trooblt
M lnillritltin, ml oslrird
tlM f'Ril clinmt lo Iw-Utnl
finl II mt1 nr cliilil'n nr,
and I ows you ninny tliauku
t of IL I rrmrd yniir t'nnd M
InviiiiatilA. ami miivrlor to all
other rt1fl-tul fim. f..rbablm.
Mu A. I. llpriri.l.
lUwti.u. Mm,
H Indian Tlarw.
It Ba Ho Bqnal.
ajr E7
FOR INFANTS and INVALIDS
THE PHYSICIAN S FAVORITE.
mnr Ininnrfant A'!itt.Hf.
over ail iUier r. .r. J l uixla,
BABIES CRY FOR IT.
INVALIDS RELISH IT.
Perfaotly Nourlshc n Bnby with
or without th oddit on or milk.
Thro) Cites. SSo. G3o. CI. 00.
A a:iil'!. t.ien lilt on "TY" Vi;trit:.'n
I lnUiila and lii.ali.lr," fr.
"Hi are nutn In tmr nnr.
contalnln fnrtf Infanta)
ymir IrtatM FikxI, tnd find
It far aniKirlor lo all other food
wlilrh ha born tiaxd diirlnir
th rt ti n Ji tn that I hara
tiwn Tlnltlni .iylrli.. Tha
Ulster of Charily, who 6a
rliann, tt th IuiUIuUuu, tf
It baa no equal.''
W. r. Dr. Cot-ncT, M. D..
Ht. Jow-h'F.indllnAiilmn,
t'Ui.'iLnatl, Oluo.
WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., BURLINGTON, VT.
S. IB
uck, Merchant Tailor,
NEW BERLIN, PA.
mm I .Iii Sewma MaclimG
V(ii:.T KoiiTiii:-
I
This niMi'hini' is liMvoritl a
iloiilit tin lighli'st running, can
iest opi'i'ateil ami most (luralilH
I ii ' 1 1 1 i -' ! hi' market Sonpli
strong, swiii. . . .!''
in HVery purl i'-iiliif. If n -
I'll itself illlu I III' f'l ' . i'
compel it inn ami toil iv siaiios
1 1 1 1 r i v 1 1 1 1 1 for nil purposes.
My Merchant Tailoring Deparimont
i-full f i 1 1 1 eompl i .. I inn daily r iving sliipnieiit.; of C'.II'I'IIS. ('.SS
M I'.lil'.S. I'.ic., for ihe iiiaiiufi'teliiri' ol Mylisti ami w.-ll maili- ( lotliing. 1
l .ike oi'il'-is lor s 1 1 i l v liroiih Snyder count y n ml a I w nv s guarantee Sat isfte
tion. SftHiriiiir, Dviiiii snnl Itfpairiiii; Nfnlly ami Cliruply lntn.
Cull ami examine the famloiiH New Home Machine, ee I lie ouali' v of grinds
ami the st v Ies of our clothing and we will need no other i mendatioiis.
Aug. Hi. S. T. I'd ( K, New lierliu. I'a.
The Piper Breech-Loading Shot-Gun
and Rifle Combined.
This system in roinbinetl ri (It;
ami shot-iTim oll'ers advatitap-s
over other makes even more
marked than those for shot
onlv. Thev far excel silloth
ers in strength, aeeniitey
workmanship and balance.
DD 1 P ST V "SM1 JU'Hon, 1,,'st decarlionicd ldncd
1 IllUlLaJ casteellani,10 or 12 U!iiioesliot, 1 1 AVin
nseterc. f. ritle cartridge weight 10 to 1211., price s.W
Top-snap at lion, same as above, ;S-.V Ballard cartritl-e, or
11 Winchster, price . . ,s;j(j
Tlic abovt' pricfs includle lOOIpapt i .she and one box of
cartriduvs.
FISHING-TACKLE!
A (,t)inplete Assort
ment of
Rods,
Flies
Reels,
Lines,
Hooks,
Artificial Bait. eet. s''...-
I respectfully submit to you a few juices Assorted
Trout-lies at 2.1c. a dozen, tr,out-hoks to fju 2.1c. per do.,
plain trout hooks .rc per do, best oiled-silk lines from 2
to .'i cents per yard, till other lines from 1 to 2 t ents po
yard. Keels from 23c to 2. Orders by mail promptly
attended to.
J. B. Reed, Sunbury, Pa.
J ""--.IIHHMti
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vuoiin jiio lull ini Copll llvet of bolb
HARRISON & MORTON
III riol tlanar hclrtrt. I'U'rf. l.h ............. .
- - -. w.m lumfriii, iupm p.n
ry. l..a., H...,. In.ll.. I--ha I). I.,.,., 7,
H"',"1 M... U.K..,.., u( oluo, .ur. t ihe Tariff
if. nuiiiki uf oiik,, of a lik. i"!
, i ' linlu lmp.tH ttjck, ih, r,,d t
ltf.A,f,m. lMili Iu jel my ullid. )ii.
Uivc.aohi.Jti..,. acMy all l.eiKl.t cluiKri. hn4 W
.iIb w. mail U ouim and u the drat In 111. Hold, of
"'tin t-'lLt? "'"''M J S"ial T.lnittrnll.c,l ,l.
iWINTE A CO.,., 6prlnk;llald,Ma.
A new Stock o! Goods
lit" Jnct Iippii received which we will
take pleiiKed tosliow you nnd If you are
A COMPETENT JUDGE
of good ond tylish clotlilng? If no let
me prevnil on you to cnll nt my itore
und look over my
Fall Stock.
It U nutdf! up of tliecliolcect nnd uiopt
ilenirnlile Helectiona that It Iihh ever
tieen our kocxI fortune to eiure ntul
linn bei'ii liontflit under the inoHt fnv
onvlile ennilil ionn Hint rendy money
can eontrol.
Cash b a Wosflerfnl Lmr
In iipMettinrf liiuh pricpa, nnd we Imve
lined it well. Our
CiTOnll nt once..
G, C. GUTELIUS.
MiddleburKli. Til.
s
1888. Spring and Summer. 1888.
We are now prepared to .show you an immense varietv of
tvi v n
iii
r ' nn
I'M
sliiiiiis.GiisriEsl
In Dry (Joods we have an elegant line of Combination
Suitinirs, Ladies' Cloth, Satines,
A Variety of Wash Dress Goods.
Scotch Zephyr Cloth, Century Cloth,
ew Calicoes, "White Dress Goods.
An Elegant Line of Cassimeres,
Laces, and Embroideries.
bbos
..Selinsgrove.
"fi .' '
GRJ11NMIRKET.
COUUKCTKI) HV W. H. Wl.VKYKVKIIV
WKDNKHUAY.
No. 1 IVinmylvuiiiu tin
a Fuitz ss
"a White mlxeil sr
Hye M
Torn -M
OittM '
New 1'otlttoei 'i
Well MiuU
1 dill cotiliinie in tho Mi-rcLnnt 'l'niloiir.fj biihiDOPa with rooniH in
Eby's Corner, Selinsgrove, Pa.
iiml take lliin tiKfinR of informin; tlio pooilo of Sunder fO tnty, t'm, 1
Unve on Imml u well hi leett d Htock of
Cloths, Cassimeres, etc.,
nnil wnm)U'H from tlio best nml most relinblo New Ycrk nnd 1'bilnilclpLi
liouHt'B. it in I win sen lower thnn ever. C;itttiDg, Clenniug, liepniimp, Jiye
iner nnd Scouring tlouo on Hiiort noiico.
Nov. ltf. K. p,f hVCK
AT
Freidman & Getz's, Beavertow Pa.,
illiildletiiir illarltot
Mutter 1
Kii! Ill
i'itted cherries S
L'niiitte.t " !t
niaekberriec I
KitHpberrieii
OnioiiH
J.urtl
'J'allow
CliiekeuK per lb.
TurkeyH
Hide
Kouldo.
12
40
U
4
11
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tx2Wc have just returned from Philadelphia and
New York with a new stock of (foods, embracing
A Full Line of Dry Goods,
Summer Dress Goods, Quilts, Linen Table Cloths, Lace
Embroideries, Lace Curtains,
U atches. Clocks, Silverware, Glassware, Queensware
also a lull line of rcadij-made
L T (HI D ft5 G ,
SHOES, CJIOCEIUES, Sc. 1 Vc have our store irclll-jt
ed, and request th e )Cople to come and sec us- We are
thank ul J 'or past favors and request our friends to
continue their patronage We sell cheap for cash or
country produce.