EVENING HERALD,
IMPItOVED SIOHAL LANTERN.
l"iirinor
lMTAllLlSUUD 1870.
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TKI-Kl'IIONIC CONNECTION.
Evening Herald
TUESDAY. JULY 7. 1800.
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET.
1-OR I'UlTHinnNT,
WILLIAM M'KINLl'.Y,
Of Ohio,
roit vice rrtixiunNT,
OAltllirr A. HODAKT,
Of New Jrrse).
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
TOtt COSOIinflHMAK'AT-LAUOE,
C1AI.U3HA A. GROW,
Of Susquehanna.
SAMUEL A. DAVENPORT,
Of Eric
Tim defeat of tho Yale crow Ijy the
Leandor crow in tho first heat of tlio Henley
ipimttaln Knsilaud this morning was not
unexpected, as all tlio despatches fore
shadowed such a result. Thoir trainer
appeared to bo tryiug experiments too close to
the contest.
David II. Hill is the New York member
of tho committee on ItesolutioiiB at tho con
entlon which meets iu Chicago to-day.
The Senator will not assort so proudly and
defiantly that ho is a Democrat, after ho is
ompolled to swallow the freo silver dose, as
lie did a few years ago,
Only ono arrest by the polleeou July 4th!
Well, woll, what is tho matter with Shcnan
doah? Souioof our esteemed cotemporarios
will bo astonish! at such a report, and
uublo Patent Secured by a
Itesldcnt of Tnun.
John T. Ca-iey, of S,'0 Lwfayette street,
(icrniRntown, Philadelphia, has patented a
signal lantern which promises to become
generally used on tlio railroads of this
country, Exports have given the lamp at
tention and say it is the best that has been
produced. Special local Interest is taken In
the matter on account of the Inventor being
a former Shenandoah young man. Mr. Casey
was formerly employed iu town and about
three yean ago moved to Philadelphia. IIo
is at piescut employed as a collector by tho
firm of (lately & Fitzgerald of that city.
Tho Scientific American of July 4th de
votes considerable spaco to the invention and
its details.
Tho object of tho invention is to provide a
lantern which shall contain both a rod mid a
white Bliado, so arranged tbat either a white
or a red light may bo shown as desired, and
tho change made with greater speed and cer
tainty tlian is possible with oxistluc lamps.
Tlio lamp consists essentially of a lower
body portion, which contains the oil reser
voir, the base of tho body being llared and
perforated for tho supply of air. Tho oil cup
is provided with the usual burner, and it
carries a ring or casing In which Is fixed tho
base of a white shadu of tho usual pattern.
Around tho oil cup is arranged a cylindrical
red shado, which ismado vertically adjust
able about tho same. This shado is held In a
metal frame consisting of a top and
bottom ring connected by vertical strips.
The top ring of tho framo is provided with
small projecting lugs or guido strips which
travel In vertical slidoways which run from
the dome of tho lantern down to tho outside
annular ring which embraces tho top of tho
lower body of the lantern, Tho red shade
framo is provided with a vertical rack for
raising and lowering the samo, said rack
being operated by means of n pinion and
wheel attached to tho lower body of tho
lantern. The top edge of tho body of the
lautern is snugly embraced by n stout ring,
upon which are securely fastened a sct'of out
wardly bowed ribs which servo to protect tho
shades and to carry the top dome Extending
from the dome to tho lowor ring and vertical
slideways which receive tho lugs on tho red
shado frame and serve to guido tho sumo in
its vertical movement. Tho lower ring with
tho attached ribs, slideways and domo is
hinged horizontally to tho top edgo of tho
lower body of tho lantern and is provided
with asuitublo latch, so that tho upper half
of said lantern may bo swuug open
for lighting, cleaning, etc. In opera
tion, if the brakeman desires to show
show a white light, by moans of tho rack
and pinion he lowers the red shade entirely
within the lower body of the lantern; if ho
wishes to show a red light, ho raises said
shado until it completely Incloses tho white
Thought to be a Wholesale Murderer.
Faugo, N D., July 7 A innn Bllug
his name as Kr.'.nk IJalten, arrested in this
city about two works ago, 1 thought to
ho James Durlmm.thoCrtlifomlHn accused
of murdering six people
unusual record, but give a do:
etc., etc.
a bad name
possibly doubt its correctness, but it is truo shade, and fills tho space between tho body
nevertheless. For a big livo town this is an and dome of tho lantern.
xii uuiJaiiMCliul, 11113 iiiuiA;iii till; uicubui
has sought to provido : First, a lantern to do
the work of two ordinary lanterns; second,
to provide a lantern exactly the samo in size
and shape as the present standard railway
lantern; third, to provide a lantern which
am bo lighted iu tho severest storm; fourth,
to provido u lautern with a burner which
will allow tho turning up or lowering of the
light from tho outsidu without removing tho
shades or any part of tho lantern.
TiIE-G Irani College Cadets to tho number
of about 300 left for Island Heights, N. J., to
go into camp. Several of the olUcials of tho
City Trusts made an effort to have these
annual oucuinptiioiite hold on tho Girard
tato lands hot ween lirandon villo and Gir.ird
Manor, but tlio Hoard refused to sanction the
movement, owing, we believe, to a lack of
b.ithing facilities.
THE JEANSVILLE HORROR RECALLED.
IT will soon 1 time for our borough Coun
ol to enact legislation regulating the uso of
bicycles iu towu. While the majority of
riders uso good judgment, there aro many
who do not, and it is a question whether tho
hurough may not, iu tho absence of regula
t.,ms governing the Use of tho silent steed, 0f tho mo.-t harrowing that ever camo from
Wmno resnniislUe for damacos iu some cates tho initios. While- the men Mir Joe
Hig- Joe's Terrible Kxpnrlclico mid Almost
Iileonceiinlilu Torture.
The disaster ill tho Twin Shaft at I'ittstoii
Junction calls to mind tho terrible suU'criug
of half a doien men in a Joauosvillo initio
five years ago; when four of them wcro
rescued after being imprisoned for nineteen
ilays by a rush of water. Their suUertng was
inconceivably severe and tho story was ono
THE SILYER FIGHT.
(Continued from Tirst Page.)
confined In tho county Jail serving itthlrty
days' sentence for stealing a btoyclo. He
was traveling under tho iiiiino of Frnnlc
Dnlton, of Huston. Hi' will 1 held pend
ing definite Identification.
Terrible IJoublc Murder In California.
SANTA Hahhaua, Cnl., July 7. A hor
rible double murder has licen committed
hero. The Itodles of Mrs. II. 11. lllohartb
son, ngod fio, and daughter Kthol, were
found. Tho women had boon stabbed and
beaten with a club. Iutetiso excitement
prevails. There Is no clow to tho murderer.
After the adjournment ot Me national
p.nmmltttM Mr. Olnvton. of Alabama.
Ho Is nt preseir stated that Immediately after Chairman
fainted ami 1'ell Otcrlmiirtl.
Wilmington, Del., July ".Dr. Harry
Li. Clayton, who lived near Eighteenth
mid Oxford streets, Philadelphia, was
drowned in Silver hike, Mlddletown, yes
terday afternoon. Ho fainted in u boat
Slid fell overboard.
Illicuinatlsiu Cured In n Day.
'Mystic Curo" for Rheumatism and Neu
ralgia radically cures iu 1 to 3 days. Its
action upon tho system is rcmarkablo and
mysterious, it removes at nnco tlio cause
and tho dlscaso immediately disappears. Tho
first dose greatly benefits ; 75 cents. Sold by
U. il. uagenouen, uruggist, auenanuoau.
12zetu TJres of llololutlons.
New Yohk, July 7. Goncral Carlos
Ezctn, ex-presldont of tho ropubllo of Sal
vador, arrived In this city on tho steam
ship La Tonrnlno, of tho Gonoral Trans
atlantic company's service, und Is a guest
at tho Hotel Martin. Tho last visit of
Goncral Ezota to New York was In the
autumn of 1805. Ho had just failed In a
revolutionary demonstration ignlust tho
Rovernmcut of President Hafaol Antonio
Guttlorez, who overthrow him In 18:i4.
Slnco then ho has been traveling In Europe.
Ho doclaros ho is dono with revolutions.
Two Americans Drowned In Norway.
IJekoex, Norway, July 7. While a blc
party of Americans were driving from
Vossvnngen tn Sralhelm, a horse attach Hi
to a two Foaleil trap shledand backed Inio
the lake. The driver sprang off, while the
couplo in tho trap and tho horse attached
to it sank. Tift, won? Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel D. Youni..ns, of Now York, who
had been touriuct Europe. Mr. Youmaiw,
who was a hatter, was (13 years of ago;
Mrs. Youmans was 11.
1'atally Shot Ills Tormentors.
Chatham, N. H., July 7. John MoKanc,
of New Ca-s'le, N. S.( and Norman Mr
Keuzlo, n drupclst, wco wounded, tho
latter critically, by Dr. Damon, of New
Orleans, n guest at the Wnvclr IwM,
Now Castle, whllo limy were clvln? thn Hy of nominating tho Colorndoau,
Harrlty calls the convention to order ho
will present the immo or David IJ. Hill, of
Now York, for tompornry chalrninn, and
will thou recognize cither Mr. Clayton or
Mr. Thomas, tho committeeman from
Colorado, who will present on behnlf of
tho minority of tho national committee
tho name of Senator John W. Daniel, of
Virginia.
Tho silver men were not prepared for
the aiiiiounconient of tho selection of Sen
ator Hill. They had counted confidently
upon securing tho co-operation of a sufll-
clent number or gold momucrsor tho com-
mlttco to secure tho recommendation ot
Senator Daniel. Whon tho silver commit
tee held Its first meeting its members wcro
congratulating themselves upon tho prob
ability of tho scloctlon of Senator Daniel.
Whon they met ngaln iu tho evening they
showed plainly that they wero disap
pointed, but thoy wero not noticeably dis
couraged. Thoy asserted moro posltlvoly
than over their determination to soouro
control of tho temporary organization, re-
gardloss of tho action of tho committee
Thoy tnko tho position that tho result was
secured by open intimidation.
Only ono thing looms nn llko a search
light in tho fog that hangs over tho situa
tion and obscures tho vision of tho wisest
and most far seeing of the leadors. That
is that tho convention will bo for silvor at
10 to 1. As for candidates, tho convention
is still groping in tho dark. Tho din of tho
liland and Holes boomers Is uoatening,
and so Infections at times that it is almost
carries tho publio off its feet. Ulandis
unquestionably In tho load so far as actual
votes aro concerned, his strength approxi
mating 250, a liberal estimate, with Uoloa
moving along at his hocls with about 200
but neither iH able to demonstrate as yet
how ho can win.
In this chaotic condition of affairs gos
sip and singulation casts about for dark
horses. William J. Bryan, Vice President
Adlal E. Stovonson, John K. Molietn,
Senator Joe Blackburn of Kentucky ond
Senator Whlto of California all sharo tho
distinction of being-canvassed. Even Son
atorHill, of Now York, is talkwl of, and
his famous Elmlrn speech of lsi)3 is re
called as an evidence that ho Is bimetal
list and would make a strong coiapromlso
candidate. Tho namo of ox-Governor
Jamos E. Campbell, of Ohio, Is also heurd.
Tho Pennoyer boom from Oregon was
formally launched yesterday, and ex-Con
gressman JooSlbloy, of Pennsylvania, an
nounced his candidacy.
At work iu tho background Is tno sena
torial movement for Teller, with tho free
silver Republicans and their allies, tno
Populist loaders, b'traluinfe every nervo to
impress on tho convention tho ndvlsabll-
witn
oldest, t'nlted ?tnte-- juflee on the bench,
having been appointed hy President Lin
coln In 1W12, and Is now 75 years old.
A movement has also been Inaugurated
in tho Interest of Hon. Arthur Sewall, of
Malue, for tho vice presidential nomina
tion. Tho suggestion Is said to hnvo been
favorably accepted by mnny silver men,
because of Mr. Sewall's record on tho
financial question, nnd becauce It is be
lieved "that his nomination would go far
towards relieving tho ticket of the chargo
of having been selected on sectional
grounds." ,
Tho silver men hold two conferences last
night, the last adjourning at midnight.
At Its close Sonntor .Tone?, of Arkansas,
said: "I fool vory confident on tho eve of
tho convention that tho promises of the
Democratic silver men to the country will
oo entirely verified by tho proceedings.
Wo wero not nblo to locate all tho silver
delegations tonight, but wo have assur-
nnccs of between 500 and E50 votes, nnd wo
aro confident of securing onough to swell
tho vote on temporary chairman to nbout
000. Wo shall havo a roll call on tho-eleo
tlon of n tompo,rary chairman."
Delegate Harry E. Wise is authority for
the statement that tho California delega
tion is about equally divided between gold
nnd silvor, although tho delegates were-instructed
for silver and nro subject to tho
unit rule. Mr. Wise said last night : "Tho
gold men will not submit to tho dictation
of Altgeld and his followers, nnd will dis
regard tho unit rulo nnd vote as thoy
ploaso If thoy find It nccossary." Tho del
egation is very much split up as regards
Almost O
Distracted
JL p i J
Dr. Miles'
presidential preference, but will support NervillS
ftni,t,WI,Hii Ifl,,,,,,!!! ..llnur l,r.ii0o nf '
his name. Restores
Congressman William Sulzer, or New
York, has prepared a Cuban resolution,
which he will prpsont to tho commttteo on
platform. It declares that tho Spanish
government Is no longer capable of main
taining its authority on tho Island of
Cuba, or of fulfilling Its treaty . obliga
tions, and "wo therefore favor thoprornpt
Interposition of our armed force, and bo
llovo that a government satisfactory to
tho Cuban people? should bo established as
a guarantee of permanent peace. Tho go
eriimcut of thoUnltedStatcsshouldrccog-
nlze the Cuuau patriots as belligerents.
Mr. Samuel Goroiiers, president of the
American f ederation of Iilor, issues a
statemont denouncing us a clumsy forgery
a dispatch stating that Mr. Gorapers iu-
doctor a beating. Tho men were, nntrrrpd
nt Dr. Bavnon'' renucvit thnt tbovnrvke
loss nolfe so he pould xlontv Dr. Bavnou
surrendered and was admitted tn fonil.
of accident.
A Miain-v host eulUtod in tho causo of
religion is gathering iu Washington to attend
the sessions of tlio Christian Endeavor con
vention which opens to-morrow. It is
climated that between 10,000 atid 50,000
pcioons will bo iu attendance and the capacity
of tho hotels and boarding houses of tho city
will bo taxed to their utmost to accommodate
Nustukowicz and four Greeks wore working
iu their breasts a lot of water from an ad
joining mine, which none had suspected,
rushed into tho slope and they ran up the
Incline to a small chamber not readied by
tho water. At tho lapso of ten days tho
Orioles wero so weakoncd by the lack of food
nnd Jiy the cold tliat they could not movoand
"Dig Joe" could crawl only on his hands and
kneos. Ho crawled to tho timber pillars and
chewed them lu an effort to get a little
moisture out of them, as tho sulphur water
below them they could not drink. Then ho
Orip-CnldH-lIeatlnclie.
Whv stiller with Coiiubs. Colds and La
Grippe when Laxativo F.romo Quiuino will
oiiro you in one day. Put up iu tablets con
venient for t'vking. Guaranteed to cure, or
money refunded. Price, 25 cents. For sale
by Kirliu's Pharmacy.
Ask your grocer for the "Koyal Patent"
flour, and take no other brand. It is the best
Hour made.
Wnlllng Sentenced to Death.
NEwroiiT, Ky., July 7. Alonzo M. Wall
ing, found guilty of tho murder of Poarl
Bryan, on tho night of Jnn. 31, was yester
day sentenced by Judgo Holm to bo hanged
lu Aug. 7 A stay of oxocution for sixty
dnysHvus granted to give time for an ap
peal to tho court of appetiu from Juai;e
Helm's decision overruling tho motion of
them. Fortunately tlio city is comparatively
empty at this season of tlio yoar, otherwise chowed the belt ho wore about his waist and
much discomfort would fall to the lot of the Into that ravenously and all of them chewed
Endcavorcrs.
THE JURY SYSTEM.
A complaint frequently made in thh
county is all too sadly common to many
counties. This complaint goes against the
methods employed iu selecting jurors through
political or perboual favoritism, and often
with a view to defeat tho cuds of justice.
tho dirt under their feet and sucked out
tho moisture.
When they had been Imprisoned fifteen
days ono of tho Greeks died from starvation
and "Joe" dragged his body toau adjoiulng
hreat and covered it with coal. At the end
of tho nineteenth day Joe" himself was,
numbed with cold, ou tho vcrgoof starvation,
his vitals parched with thirst and scarcely
nblo to breatho owing to foul air. Ho conld
no longer walk or talk aud ho awaited death.
At tho cud of the nineteen days und uino
Bitch acts by public otllcers should constitute
highciimes, and oUlcors who uoglcct their hours tho rescuers appeared, but they were
duties should bo held to a rigid respousi- driven back by tho foul air. When thoy
btlitv. Tho principle of trial by jury is finally camo in thoy found "Big Joe" and
rurbt ; It U.mlv needed to reform tho methods three of tho Greeks still breathing.
and to restore its conscientious powers. It
has been abused, perverted, emasculated aud
inaltreated to such an extent that many who
see It lu oporatlou to-day Jump at tho con
elusion that tho principle itself is responsible
for the farce and mockory of trial by jury,
Tim truth is. what we need is to rostoro the
original, genuine jury trial and to got rid of perished tno nrst uay witn mo mineeu
B ... I ...1 . ...1 . .1 IT.. linn .cni.li.il
..i.(ltl,.'ili.iid iMi1i OUIUrS W1IU 1UIU UIUlieu, im mm nuowu
"Joe-
lay for a week unconscious, aud it was threo
weeks before ho was allowed to speak with
his wife. Ho lay iu bed for fivo weeks aud
then had to learn to walk as a child. For
eighteen months ho took lessons in walking.
lioaiidthe others havo been nfllictcd with
dlseaso ever since and Uig Joe" lias
freiiucntly said tliat ho wishes ho had
all thoso silver forces struggling against
each other, with tho gold men solid and
compact, ready tc obey ordors, lb Is a
shrewd political prophet who can point
tho way out. Tho hilver leaders now re
luctantly admit on tho eve of tho conven
tion that their two-thirds majority is an
undisciplined mass, running hither and
thither, possibly to be stumpodod in tho
end. They a-e now atthe door of thescon
vontlon with tho question of a ouudldato
onon and a deadlock Inevitable.
It will require overy sliver voto in tno
convention to nominate, nnd tho friends
of any one candidate can, tf tho cold men
do not plump thoir votes to a silver man
who may bo formidable, but not tho choice
of tho majority, prevent atvoarly nomina
tion. This would, of course, play into tho
hands of thoso who nro maneuvering to
bring forward Teller at tho opportune
tlmoior. if tho sentiment of theoonvou
tlon refused to yield to the loader ot tlio
St. Louis bolters, into the hands of tho
managers of a dark horse.
The situation in tno eastern gom suum-
Wnlllnir's nrrnrrinv fnr n Bnw ti inl. Thi
only friend of Walling present was his. ard camp has crystallzed enough to en-
lirnthnr nhnrlno V,l1H, nf tiVnnlt 11 n Ohio O110 to CCt IIIOTO of Itn idea of U SOt-
county, Indiana. He showed greater do- tied plan than has hitherto prevailed. Tho
prossion upon hearing tho sentence than gom men win not as a uouj-ioavu
did the prisoner htniholf. Howevur, Alonzo. vontlon, and it is doubtful If any Individ
M. ,Walilng's Usually impassive counte
nance Hushed and turned ashen p.uo m
temately, and ho was n trlllo unsteady in
his walk. Ho was taken back to tho Cov.-
lngton.Jall to await tho fiualu.
ual members tukothat course. Tho loaders
I
Talk
With Hood's Sarsapa
rilla," Sales Talk," ond
show that this medi
cine has enjoyed publio confidence and
natronaeo to a greater extent than accord
ed any other proprietary medicine. This
la simply because it possesses greater
merit and produces greater cures than
any other. It is not what we say, but
what Hood's Sarsaparilla does, that tells
tho story. All advertisements of Hood's
Sarsaparilla, llko Hood's Sarsaparilla it
oolf. nre honest. Wo havo never deceived
tho public, and this with its superlative
medicinal merit, is why tlio peoplo have
abiding confidence in it, ana ouy
iS-2L CSV
h if!1
those features and
legislators aud lawyers havo devised iu com
paratively recent times, It is simply not
true that ouly unreasoning people retain
faith iu tiial by jury. There is not a judge,
Jurist, historian, philoeophor or political
btudent in any civiliaid nation who objects
to trial by jury and who would tolorato tho
idea of abolishing it. It is tlio superficial
olrver, ratbor, who does not distinguish
between the principle Iteelf aud tho mode of
its application, betweon the institution and
is mlsmanaiieiuent and perversion, who is
prono to advocate abolition
All of the present evils aro tho result of
ahusos duo to judicial and legislative
negligence
away front a strong body of 225 pounds to a
little over a hundred and makes a bare living
running a saloon in Hazlcton.
i:plorer Stanley Critlcu'lly 111.
London. July ". Ilonry M. Smuloy.tUo
ATricnn explorer und member of parlia
ment from North Lambeth, who has been
III for foveral weeks with gastritis, suf
fered a relapse Sunday night, und is now
lying In it critical cundltion.
Wuuts the World to Know It,
II. P. Hull', of 810 Hepburn street, Will-
iamsport, Pa., says : "I ism say positively
that Thompson's Diphtheria Cure saved my
lifo aud ulso that of my sister. The doctors
had given tin both of us. Our friends wero
Tho methods of selectittg juries Udvlaed to try Thompson's Diphtheria Curo
on us. They did and lu two days' time the
dreaded disease had disappeared. I am only
too glad to have tho privilege of letting tho
world know tho wonderful curative powers
of this medicine, aud wish I could tell every
cue individually. No medicine like it iu the
world." I-or sale by nil leading druggists at
50 ceuts a bottlu.
od s
are scandalously bad, and the abiitrd notion
that tho reading of newspapers and familiar
ity with tho facts disqualifies a man from
serving ltas put a premium upon imbecility.
Then there aro too many provisions for
exempting useful classes of citUeus from jury
duty, and tho pay of Jurors Is ridiculously
iuudeqiiatoluuianycasos. Improper dolays
aud unbusinesslike methods furco thousands a Letter or l'o.lul Curd
of tho most qualified citizens to evade Jury Will tiring our solicitor, with samples aud
price3lt you dosiro, of tho neatest work
excuted by any printing oilleo in the interior
of the state. Tho constant running of our
fast job presses, and thojiustlo nnd bustle iu
tlio Job rooms, attes tho popularity of this
brunch of tho IlEitALi) establishment. If
you want gpod work a; fair prices, Bend your
orders here, and not to amateurs. A postal
card addressed to tills olllco is. all that Is
necessary.
duty. No wonder that uudorstich conditions
trial by jury is hecomiug a farco aud au
obstruction to Justice. Hut real trial by jury,
trial by men properly chosen and fairly
Tcprcseutingtlto lu'tclllgouco and character
of tho coumjiiin'ty, is a totally dlUorcnt tliiug.
It Is this sort of a trial by jury which is
truly a palladium of liberty and which is tho
mo it linpoitant of democratic frco iustitutlons.
Ho
Sarsaparilla
ID YOU EVER suffer from rcai ner
vousness? When every nervo seemed
to quiver with a peculiar, creepy
feeling, first In ono place, and then another
and all seemed finally tov concentrate in a
wrlthlngjutnble In tho brain, and you be
como irritable, fretful and. peevish; to bo
followed by an Impotent, weakened condi
tion of the nerve centers, ringing in the
ears, and sleepless, mlserablsulghta?
Mrs. Eugene Searlcs,
110 Slmouton SW Elk
hart, Ind., saysr "Nor
vous troubles had made
me near?' Insane- and.
TTfloltrl pnysicians- wero unaoio
ncaUlliroo tohelome, My memory
was almost gone- and every little thing
worried mo antll I was almosB distracted.
I really feared I was becoming a maniac. I
imagined all sorts- of evil things and would
cry ovor nothing. I commenced taking Dr.
Miles' Restoratlvo Nervine and four bottles
of this wonderful remedy completely cured
mo, and I am as well now as 1 over was."
Dr. Miles' Ncrvlno Is sold on guarantee.
first bottlo will benefit or money ref undod-
CURED TO STAY CURED.
Does This Mean Anything to You 7
If your truss don't hold you or Is causing
a. see us at ortco. It mav save vou years ot
sullcrlng. Wo have cured hundreds ol people
lu Pennsylvania, andean refer you to patients
cured In your own town. Our treatment Is
harmless and will not keen vou from vour
dally labor. Call and have a talk with our
doctor. It will cost you nothing. W o guaran
tee rellot alter tuo nrst trcatmentr ana our
prices aro reasonable.
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WHITNEY IlOISO MISSIONARY WOnit.
nro all against It, although it Is believed
that Mr. William U. Whitney would uo
pleased to seo another convention, with a
uold standard platform. Tho most radical
action that a gold standard man wllltuko
has practically been settled, and that is to
follow tho plan ndopted by tho Montana
delegation of tho national ltopubllcan con
vention in Pt. Louis to remain In tho con
vention hall, with the- notification that
they will not In their Individual states as
4r.cmmnrr.nf the ulntfnrm and national
Almost to tho exclusion ol all others, Try It tlckot ll8 tno Democrat of their states de
Preparcd only by C. I. Hood St Co., Lowell, Mass.
ZT77, are the-only pills to take Hut oven this latter-proposition is tein-
HOOd'S PillS with Hood's Sarsaparilla. pored, und tho action: may not tuko place
II tne silver iiiujoniy uwi nut tuurm-
'y&fa&ja Taken inter- i
JP-iWg. ttnlly cures t
m-;-.'crampS S
LTinr! a. iYjiVVirnt.!, uowci
i nately tramplo upon tho rights and privi
leges of tho gold minority. In thoso re
solves tho gold men say tnoy uro nacKoa
by tho unbrokon Uemocratio principle ot
majority rulo. Suoh Tammany mon as
Senator Cantor, wongrossiuan suuor nnu
John C. Shochan assert that thoy will
abldo by what tho majority doos and will
not bolt or reluso to voto on any question.
Tho majority of tho Now York delegates
nro apparently of tho samo mind, and
SlassachuRettsaniii'ennsyivnnia.inooiner
two lending states in the gold movement,
are In sympathy.
William C. Whitney will so in a dele
gate's seat on tho floor of tho convention.
Ho has been placed tn tho sent of A. F.
Kltch, of tho Flf teenth Now York district,
' Itnd will thus bo ablo to tnko n part lu tho
dobato. This Is an unorpocted thing, he
I having not bcon elected as a delegatolrpm
Now York upon his own oppressed re-
pat. nov. ti, mo. kiuNtta, mil troi ! jak. v, aU0st whon tho sttitocopventlon met there.
nH.A Af frntwliilptit nd wnrthlAns ImltnllAnt. I 1 ... i I ... .1 1 ...
ft VwiWi'i Tim iTi Tho won virgium udivkhuufi iuis uu
HONE Geniline SrAWi'iJD. TWIN. cldl tfl hring the name of Judge James
ThmouVietirulLoPllbll'oMXoetitirl Jackson, of Parkersburg, before the con
WF&xZlZU& u.,ndT5,,kefI5raSal, vention for second place on tho ticket. A
Bend JS cuu (Stmpl for Mmpies "Genuine Twin," to telegram wos sont to J udgo Jackson ask
0" o.iiBiBuim.nii.eu.Bi.Mi.rttoi'ii'ku. ln8 his consent to uso his namo. HeUthe
4raStefi Points,
i kVl(mm-Sft' ccMs. chills
J VV BI11 La gpp-
Usd externally it is the best lini-
nicnt in t!;p world. Beware of
imitations, buy only tit's i:?nuliic
made by Perry payls.
I Ltrs bottlt a tn4 .VI onti
KEROKANT-AT-AItMS MAltTIN.
dOrsed tho candidacy of Sir. John R. Mc
Lean for tho nomination for the prejl
dency. Ho concludes : "This is not writ
ten to prejudico Mr. McLean's candidacy,
or to further that of any other gentle
man's, but In the Interest f our cause,
tho mombers nnd devotees of which have
a right to insist tliat as their executive
officer I shall In no wny inlluonco the
choice. Tho A. F. of L. stands for tho free
und unlimited coinage of silver. This is
our declaration. We havo no cholco of
candidates."
xno tauor orgauizutiuns nave- represen
tatives in the city, who ore working with
members of tho committee on resolutions
to socuro-tho adoption of n plank for re
striction of Immigration. The declara
tion which they nro nrclnn is practically
Identical wlfti the immigration plank of
tho Hepubllcan platform, demanding the
exclusion of aliens who caimot road and
write.
Tho Populist leaders have Issued a man
ifesto lu behalf of Senator Teller, In which
attention Is called to tho fact that four
years ugo tho People's party demanded
tho freo and unlimited colmigo of silvor at
16 to X, and thus-becamo nnd hnsremained
tho loalcal united party lor iroo silver.
Tho manifesto concludes-: "Whatever
may ho our individual wishes in the pro
mlsos, wo aro forced to pay, after nn ear
nest endeavor to Inform ourselves about
tho sentiment of tho People's party of the
country nt largo that that party cannot
bo Induced to indorse a candidate tor pres
ident who has sot soverexl his affiliations
with tho old political parties."
A member of tho editorial staff of Tho
Dally AS'hcolman arrived today, und a good
roads plauk will by presented to tho na
tional convention on behalf of tho wheel
mon.
Tho first streot rarado of tho convention
took place last night by tho Bland contin
gent. The lilaml clubs ol St. ijouisnuu
Kansas City and tho Topeku Flambeau
club with a few unattached enthusiasts
formed tho procosslou. With their bands
and a wagon load of fireworks tho thou
sand murchors managed to make a greut
display In proportion to their numbors,
Portraits of "Silver Dick," mammoth sil
ver dollars and such legends as "freo silver
and freo mon," "tho producing olassoa pro-
tost against 200 cent dollurs" und "Bland
will carry Missouri by 150,000"' vvera con
spicuous in tho uno.
The Now Jersey delegation met and
elected United States Ponator Jamos
Smith. Jr.. a member of tho national com
inltteo in place of Allou MoDermott, who
declined ro-olootion. Mr. MoDexmott was
chosen chairman of tho delegation,
Tho Maryland delegation, at thoir cau
cus yesterday, re-clectod United States
Senator Arthur P. Gorman member of the
national committee, and choso John E.
Hurst chairman of tho delegation. Mary
land has sixteen votes In tho convention,
oloven of which nro for gold and Ave for
bllvor.
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POLITICAL CARDS.
Jipn COUNTY TItEASmtEIt,
ELIAS DAVIS,
Of Droad Mountain.
Bubject ti Republican rules.
OR CLERK OW THE COURTS,
PHIL. J. C0NNELL,
Of Olrardvllle.
8ub)cet to Democrutle rules.
JtOH COUNTY C0MMIS9IONISR,
FRANK RENTZ,
Ol Ashland.
Subject to Republican rules.
OR RECORDER,
Tliu President Keeps l'nstcil.
Buzzard's Bay, Mass., July 7. Private
Secretary Thurber camo over from his
summer residence at Marlon yesterday by
rail, nnd will probably remnln until after
the Chicago convention, as tho president
will havo considerable extra work whllo
It lasts. Tho president will Jo kept in
formed of tho progress and drift of the
convention from start to finish, particu
larly as to tho work of tho eastern gold
men.
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23 cents per bos. 1 or sale by A, Wasley,
EMANUEL JENKYN,
Of Jollett, Porter Township.
Subject to Republican rules. '
JjlOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
CHAS. F. ALLEN,
Ot Taraaqua.
Subject to Kepublican Itules,
JjOU CLERIC OF THE COURTS,
JOHN T, SHQENER,
Of Orwlgaburg.
Subject to Republican rules.
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