Pike County Democrat, Volume 18, Number 28, Petersburg, Pike County, 1 December 1887 — Page 4

minion of alt tin great mail* between the post-office* and the Tarious poetal and railroad stations The total value of all stamped paper leaned hr the department during the year was «4M1*,«0O, which is an increase over the previous year of nearly 7 par cent. The postage collected on second-olaes matter during the year was |i,KUM, which represents a weight of over 63.000 tons. This is an Increase of nearly )S per per cent over the previous year. Attention is called to the sub agency for the distribution of postal cards and stamped envelopes, established during the year at Ohicago. This agsaey has not only worked well, but it has saved a very considerable amount to the Government. Recommendation Is made for two other similar agencies at St Louis and Atlanta Recommendation Is made that In all cases where oaths are required In the "transaction of postal business, postmasters are authorised to administer them. Three Important recommendations are also mads as to the manner of collecting postage on second-class matter, and ns to abuses which spring from defects in the present law. The first of these is that the postage on nil second-class matter shall be paid by the aftacbment of adhesive stamps, as is required for all other mail matter, tbs denominations running from ooe-eighth of a cent in the rase of single pieces, to afty required amount for bulk matter. The second is that only legitimate newspapers aud periodicals be admitted to the second-class rate or postage. In other words, that certain books, which, it is claimed, are ia no sense periodicals, except that they profess to be issued at regular periods, such as the numerous series, libreriala, etc., be admitted only at the third-class rate. The third Is that ths number of sample espies of second-class matter to be seat oat by publishers be limited, many peri * odicais. it is stated, which, under ths law, now gain admittance as second-class matter. being enabled by' the privilege of mailing sample copies to defeat the law excluding publications issued for advertiafng purpose* or at a nominal price of subscription. TakAsenv ktatisucs. W ASMlxbTo*, Nov. SH.- The Secretary of the Treasury’s statement of foreign commerce for October shows the value of imports and export* of merchandise tor the following Western aad Southwestern districts4nd ports: Import*-Chicago, in.. (I.URUft;'Corpus Christs, Tex ,$30,001; Galveston, Tex., f78,0e»; Indianapolis, IniL.JkU.371; Kansas Citr; Mo., • 178,404; Paso del Sorts, Tex., St. Louis. Mo., $112,3$, Salma. Tex., 96,446; San Francisco, Cal., **.*3.971. Export.-Chicago, *17*, 0W; Corpus Chiisti, $107.*11; da'vast on, Paso del Norte (incomplete), $1,381); Salurln. $*7.41*; San Francisco, *I.786,8&4. The values of imports aad axports of merchandise for the ten months ending October 21 for ths same districts and ports as follows: 'Import*- -Chicago, $10,481,**; Corpus Chiisti, *8M.*4*: Galveston, $613, •«: In tUanapolis, $174.1*4; Kansas City, t3M.ll*: Paso del Norte. $3,008,816; St. Loan, *2.«M7Ji; Kaluria, $1*0,519: San Fran cisco.

Export > - Chicago, 8l.6M.e66: Cornu Christl.' 8969. Ml; Oalrestom 811,90,869; Paw del Nor** (tncompl.Sc), 139.138; Sa laria, 8888,90; Kao Francisco, 821994,998 The report eleo »bowv that the total ▼aloe of merchandise, gold and direr import^ into the United State* for October »*• 890,888,03s, a* compared with 8*8,017,871 to September hod 831.861.U3 lad January; while the export Talus* were 874,060.006 for October, (M,«W for September aad 871.698,339 for January. Tlie gold export* alone for October were 8311.603 aad allrer 81,388,471; while the imports of gold for the same period were 811896,183, aad of direr 8l.tta.MH. A com parieoa thews that the gold exports for the rear aading October 31, 1887, were 83, • M8898 while for the year ending Oetober lt0W_ T||e U, 1888. they were 841851,084. The gold import* for the year ending Oetober 31, MBT, were 8S.006.371 while for the yew ending October 31. ISM, they were ft),•MU • very material iaereasa In sflrw the exports for twelre months ending October 31, 1997. were 837.176.136. while for the year ending October 91, KM, they were 818894,710. The Imports of silrer 9* the year ending Octobers, US, were fllipOLMl, while thoee for the two) re month* ending October 31,1881 amounted 818170,498 -- . ,»• F«r the month of (Moler the excess of goM imports orer the exports wee 811677,871 while the silrer exports “ of — ending October 31 the excess of C-eM imports we* 161041478 while the exof silrer statistics shew e large the pert*, the of immigrants conOpg ly, the total member Ih of Itew Tort. FhUa* Fritters, Boston and eeteiag «,30^Vw OcJEsevfli putts paeaed 31338 immigrants. 31,384 of them entering at Reef Yert. Since the :ist of January, thle year, 468999 tnuntlirnntt hare stand these porta, and for tlha same period often months last year the Immigration *« W.M4- Of the {Immigrants tamM~ daring the mmtta of *Y—*■— v «*■» w—»—-■ and Wales conaRMed 9,487; Irdaei. 1981; Him Oennaar, 9.489s France, 930; Austria! 1,709; Bohimi. ani ■ ljm\ .— * aniltorws ££2£iE§Sr&S5| •••■try.

broken,Vapd several • >c>p«4 without a •cratch. To view the huge uui of timber* end rubbish it icemi miraculous that any Could bare escaped unhurt. The follow lag is a list of storehouses unot goods injured bjr the rain, which was falling in torrents: R. F. Ulena, general merchandise; lost, SV»J. L. A. Dixon, grooaries; $2,0"" H. M. l*age. groceries; «MHl I. 0. Bromberg, general merchandise ; **.«*». K. S. Bodekson, general merchandise; •1000. B. F. Read * Co., geaaral merchandise; $1,000. Thome• Breen, hardware; fMfi. F. F. Dowell, liquors and cigars; $50. The derailing honeea of Vance Green and Tom Eli, colored, were completely demolished. Vance Green and wife ran oat of the house with some uf their children, leaving the baby in the bed. The mattress was carried fully fifty feet with the child and dropped to the ground without waking It. BAD INDIANS. They Make llssit ImUaas st Themselves. Hecmuse Dead Iwdlaas. After CeeiwUllns a Murderous tssawlt t'ysa Two Fellow Frtseaara. Gutsoirr, Mont., Nut. 18.—Saturday morning three Kiosi Indians, named Finger Nail, Bitting-in-Froat and Pete Matthews, confined in the county jail here for harse-straling, made ah attack on two white prisoners. Thair weapons were table-knives, a pair of scissors and common chairs, with which the jail was supplied. After inflicting mortal wound I on the white prisoners, Finger-Bail and Kitting-in-Front hanged themselves in their cell with their bunk straps. They were assisted by the other Indian, Pete Matthews, who, alter they committed the deed, tried" to butt bis brains out against the wall of the cclU The two lud.atu who hanged themsrlres stabbed themselves all over their bodies before resorting to hanging. Francisco Balaroo, an Italian who we* confined oh a charge of burglary, was stabbed in several paces. The other prisoner, L. H. Tarek, was stabbed and pounded on the head with chairs in the hands of the Indians. The Indians who did the work tried to stares themselves to death several months ago. Serines Slat At Umerteh. Ireland. Limxrick. Nov. IS.—The attempt to hold a demonstration here yesterday in honor of the Manchester martyrs was frustrated by the police and resulted is a eenoui riot. Mr. Joiu Mclaaery. of New Yank, who came here to preaide over the ceramoey of uavailing the statute of the martyrs, proceeded to deliver an oration in the preaeaoa uf ua immense crowd at people when the police appeared on the seen* and forbade further exaroiaes. The crowds hooted and jeered the police, and the latter attempted to diaperee the gathering and Hear the streeti. using baronets and batons freely. This summery Aptlufi infnpihlMt t Kan itaMtU fks>

mad* • desperate resistance. and many civilian* and constables ware injured in the melee and taken to the hospital. The unwarrantable brutality of the police incensed the people In the booses nod hotels along the streets who taunted the constables from the window with cowardice. The police became reckless at this and threw stones and ether missiles, many of them throwing their stares at the windows, anaashieg hundreds of panes at glaseea sod Inflicting severe cut* span some persons who were unable to get out at the way. Meanwhile the reeistaaee of the people in the streets, who resorted te the nse oi stones end every conceivable form of missile, become so formidable that the poUoo were competed to send for the military to aM them.

» In- >«• *r umi Wasbixjto*. Nut. 9ft.—f gaM* will call Ik Seaate to that body. being • coatinainj one, will proCssd la basis***, lb*r* befog no reorganization except ot some of the commitdetmt* or«r • couple of contests—tho** of lb* Poop I® of Indians vs. David Turpi® ssd Faulkner n. Lucas, Vad Virginia. Irregularity ia tba I——** at Turpi®’* certificate aad lb* fatal proceeding of lb* Legislature which voted for hia> are alleged ia lb* flrit ease, while ia the second it is held that lb* term to which by tha Governor of West Virginia has not expired, and th* Legislator* bad ao WaiantoTox, lf«v. SS.—There will be a number ot cow tested eleatecaa ia th* they are not open rertilithe row testers will, therefore, ia upon the prim* facie erideae* of their certificate*. Tba neatest* an Daffy vs. David sea. ot Atatwesa; Lowry vs. White. Indians; Worthington vs. Pest. Iliaoiat Flask vs. Qleves. MU* Ivan vs. Pel tea. California; Snllie Lynch vs. Vandever. California; Smalls vs. Onriislo, Kentucky. lfaor Year, For. *£—'Yesterday’s MW tag of the Ceii&gi l*bor Uaion was, as nsnal, a turbulent one. An appUcntioa Whs an said to be Social!* i *,*aad Wbe have left the Knights of Labor, was the ban* ot caateutieu. Tba Socialists aad aati-Socialists cel lad one anotber drna miters aad scabs. Tba wpliowtioa was •uaily rejected by a vote ad M to 44 llaay Socialist* thereupon left the ha’I ia eheJ* a brightest om> it Ihaaawetaaar ot to.( aad tfo wM>* *f

hrt that m the olden times simple remedies were admmstered. compounded of herbs and roots, which were gathered and stored in the lofts of the log cabins, anil when sickness came on, these remedies from nature’s laboratory, were used with the What war* these remedies! What wese they used tori After untiring and dibCnt search they have obtained the formui so genemlly used tor various disorders. Now the question is, how will the aides time preparation* affect the people of this ( age. who hare been treated, under modern medical schools and codes, with poisonous and injurious drugs. This test , has been carefully pursued, until they are convinced that the preparation* they now call Warner’s Log Cabin Remedies are ! what our much abased systems require i Among them is what la known as War* ner's Log Cabin Sarsaparilla, and they franklv announce that they do noteonsider the Ba'rsapariHaof so much value in itself as it is in the combination of the various ingre- ; dients which together work marvelously upon the system. They also have preparations tor other diseases, such as “War- : aar’a Log Cabin Cough anil Consumption Remedy.” "Log Cabin Hops and Btichu Remedy.” “Warner’s Log Cabia Hcalpine” tor the hair. They have great confidence that they have a cure for the common dis- ; ease of catarrh, which they Eire the name of “ lag Cabin Rose Cream.’’ Also a “Lor Cabin Piaster, " which thej are confident will supplant all others, and a Liver Pill, to be ■ used separately or in connection with the other remedies. Wo hope that the public will not be disl appointed in these remedies but will roap ! a benefit from tbe investigations, and that the proprietors will not be embarassed in their introduction by dealers trying to substitute remedies that have been so familiar to the shelve* of our druggists. This tine of remedies will be used instead of others. Insist upon your druggist getting i them for you if he hasn’t them yet in stock* and we feel confident that these new remedies will receive approbation at our readers’ hands, as the founders have used every care In their preparation. No past of a man will stand as many blows as his nosa “That Miss /ones la a nice-looking girt Isn’t she?” • “Ves, and she’d be the belle of the town , U it wasn't for one thing.” “What’s that *” “Sho has the catarrh so bad it is unpleas1 eat to be near her. She has tried adorea »“d nothing helps her. 1 am sorry, 1 toe I like her, but that doesn't make it any less disagreeable for one to be around her.” Now if she had used Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, there would have been nothing of i the bad said, tor it will cum catarrh every ! time. i are frequent! t oa speaking and they He to Sara, permanent and complete are the cures of bilious and intermittent diseases, made by Prickly Ash Bitters. Dvspcmia. general debility, habitual constipation, liver and kidney complaints arc speedDv eradicated from the system. It disinfects, cleanses and eliminates all malaria. Health and vigor are obtained mom rapidly and permanently by the use of this great natural antidote than by any other remedr ha foreknown. As a blood portlier and it brings health, renewed ei___ tty to a worm and diseased body and vitalmllhtuaa generally has the call—

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ABafae la tho House source of much sunshine and joy, Sip srutttfcsaus r with great e earth vegetable remedies for every unan kind. This manrtdeus Labor*reals its secrets to man only by arching labor. Fear i gsafegd greater success than ut only by long tMBl •ooverr,” the unfailing remedy foe ; ption in its earlier stages, as well as j mic nasal catarrh, scrofula, tumors .

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