Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 14, 21 December 1889 — Page 2

Richmond Pal lorfinm home'"dweoftnUlkedof tho KT0W' Q1CUU1UUU rallUUlUUl iag feelin? of dii00Dtet it. South.

fatal sped every evenins, (Bvnday umiMJ by UUO JIXKISHOB.

Boa. m and SS Main acorerHltti.

SATURDAY. DECEMBER 21, 1SF9 The only paper ta Richmond receiTtag Umm PalUrf Unm Tttomphto HaataaB. UBtered M S-eand-Claaa Matter, a tbe Ftuv-

, WlehmntMl. lad.

czars rem 1' KB Til,

-ambers

ta Btohraocd or sen

to S-bserlbers at TE9

WEEK; stecla eoples, TWO

sent far cm applies.

Oot'ieapondeuss ao-talnlng news of biunil

i desired train all part ot tlu

Ho arsantiop la paid to anonymous (omnsct-

Thi board of raview of the Paction OfiBoa haa been abolished and the forty members comprising it have beea aa sagaed to other duties.

I asked Mr. Da via once what the South would do ia cms the States aouth of Mason and Dizoa'a line left the Uaioo and established a government of their own, and he replied that after their government waa established on a living basii they wcu'd immediately make overtures to the Northern government for the incorporation of their right into the Conatitatioa ot the United States.

and then they wculd be ready to come

back and Join the Union again, ilr

Davis asked me at one time what the Northern Damocrats would do in ease

the South seceded. I told him that I wai not prepared to apeak for all the

Northern Democrats, but aa for myteil

I waa ready to take a gun and drive the South back into the Union, and that he

would find thousandacf Northern Dem

oerata Lis moat bitter opponents in ease the South attempted ta leave the

Union."

Lines. . -The fool hath Siid ia bis heart, there la no God." i's. iJ. 11Whrrt'er mu'i nmtlrm vision tarns ToMnnordliiuitkf; Abundant proof are toere displayed. Tboc g atheiaia den y. That there ia an Almighty On I'mlUilnml: Creator t t bo! b -a and land, Cf beasts botb ret and small. Who bade the lofty mountains rise, ine towering lorrt ituiitl; And when H- a -Id I-i tr be light '.'

it anone ou every liana. Who launched the planets Into apaee, TO varied reasons br tog, Tbe Oov'reia' bud that one's at morn. The birds that (meetly ain " And how can man, HU ooblast work, Tbe object of bia cure. On moment doubt that it waa God vrdined iheae things so f al r. Ah! Let no bold presumption rise, Hia mage t-.ea doe; b ar; Where'er around moo tarnstthiaeeyes, Ilia press nee aUll ) a there. I-t praise and gratitude alneera, Axcand to wfiou 'tis due: Ionotta' spirits: tbey must live, Wheneai 111 ah all tada trom view. M. Eosroa. Ist . 13, 19th, 184

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Fob the first time in many yeara there are babiea in the White House, and they are to have a Christmaa tree. This is a Republican administration.

Thu provisional eommittee of the non-pertiean Woman's Christian Ternperaaee Union has called a national convention to be held at Cleveland, O , January 22. - -

SlZTT-Trvc prominent Demoorata of Columbus, O.. haye announoed themselves as opposed to the election of Calvin S. Briee as United States Senator. Various reasons are given, the most numerous being that he is a resident of New York.

. A practical lumberman who has Juat returned to Winnipeg, Man., from exploring the northern region reports that 1100.000.000 would not ooyer the amount of timber that has been destroyed between Lake Dauphin and Lake Winnipeg. The timber aupply ot America is vanishing with alarming rapidity.

" Internal revenue officers are exerting themselves to defeat the proposition to repeal the tobaaoo tax, aa it would .. throw most, if not all' of them, out of employment. They are getting in their work by letters to Congressmen and Senators, and urge that the oustom duties should be reduoed before the tax on an unneoeaaary and vicious dissipation is abolished simply that the in

come may be reduoed.

Thc appointment of John Wesley Jaoobus, U. S. Marshal for the Southern Distriot of New York, ia said to be a victory for Senator Evarta. The Times says of him: "Mr. Jaeobua is

one of the most popular Republicans in the oity of New York, lie has always been regarded aa one of the wheel horses of the party, but hia efforts have .never been appreciated by a State or National administration until the pres

ent time.

ia tl

Cronn

Boheutler to resume work on the Croat

case, more especially with the view of j . . . aa a .!

getting aown to tne alleged eompiioity i

ot n-oertain ex member of the Triangle.

Ha will have the assistance of four brother offioers. Matters relating to the attempt to bribe the iury have also

been plaoed in the hands ot Chief ot

Detectives Elliott. J uror Culver is

under strong suspicion.

The Medical Kecobd says of the epidemic of influenza which has spread

all over Eirope daring the last fe

weeks and has at last reached thia eountry: The disease travela rapidly.

and has been known to make all Europe sneers within six weeks. It used to be thought that this epidemio moved in

definite eycles of one hundred years.

Although such an idea haa been long

abandoned, it ia a eurious fact that the

ioflaeezi prevailed in America one hun

dred years ago, and Dr. John Warren in a letter to Dr. Lettaom aaya that 'our beloved President Washington is but

now recovering from a severe and dan

gerous attaox ot it. in lSiU an epi

demio atarted in China. It reached

Russia in January, 1831, and by May it

had apread to weatern Earope; but

it only reaohed this country in January, 1832, and then pre

vailed but slightly. Another se

verer epidemio started in Russia in December, 1836; within a month it

appeared in London and rapidly apread

over Europe. This time, again, Amer-

loa was not enacted. An epidemio of

considerable extent prevailed in the

United States about ten years ago, and

there have been various mild manifest

ations of the disease. On the whole.

however. North America doea not seem to be very favorable to the development of epidemio inflieoza in its worst forms.

and it ia unlikely that we shall have a

severe visitation, if we have any at all. The disease is not dangerous, exoept

sometimes to ohildren or the aged, while the former often show a deoided

exemption. There is no doubt that this

new epidemio will prove a boom to bao teriology, for Seifert's mieorooseus has not qiite satisfied pathologists, and we anxiously await the announcement oi

the discovery of the inflaenza baoillur, only regretting for the aake of Aimerioan soienoe that the miasm always begins in the Eaat and travel West The bacteriological laboratoriea of Europe will therefore have the first ohanoe. The disease ia undoubtedly due to some micro organ- i ism which floats in the air, and whioh infeota the human system, but ia gen-

fetlver IIMal (Jwatewt. Prohibition Hall waa well filled lait

night to listen to another ot tbe Demo

reat silver medal contests. Protesaor Cyrus Hodgin presided. The exeroisea were opened with music. Protesaor J.

Carey Smith presiding at the organ.

Ihe nrst contestant was J-Ista X nomas

and her eubieot "The Archfiend of the Nation." The piece waa well rendered

and she received generous applause.

Addie oanuits waa tbe next apeaker.

Her aubieet was "Tbe Signs of the

Times." Her articulation was good and

she waa well received.

The Reason Why" was the title of

recitation No. 3, given by rlorenoe

Moore. This, we understand, waa her

first efibrt. With perseverance, we pre

dict she will win a medal.

Then oame some stirring music, after

which "Prohibition a Bletsmg to the Poor" was given by Ethel Haxton.

This waa a very creditable performance

Manner, voice and artioulation were all

good. She is oertainly destined to win the coveted prize.

Then came No. 5 Bartie Miller gave A Blaok Eve tor Latter Beer and a

Bier lor Lager," and a black eye it waa. Her manner is pleasing, and aha entered

fully into the spirit ol the piece. Her rendering of the dialect was most excel

lent, and she was received with vooiferoua applause.

Next oame No. 6 Anna Bradhurv.

who gave "An Appeal to Americans." It waa giyen in a very acceptable manner. She had perfect self-control, ar

tioulation qiite good, voice dear, but not strong.

This ended the contest. While the Judges were out Bertie

Miller entertained the audience by re

citing "How aocrates Set tbe Men."

Toe Judtee. Protestor William B.

Morgan. J. E. Beeaon. Ea.. and Miss

May Dennis, reported through their

ehairman. Miss Deama, that No. 5.

Bertie Miller, waa entitled to the silver

medal, and No. 6. Anna Bradburv. waa

entitled to the second prize, a nioe volume ol Whittier'a poems, presented by two gentlemen deeplv interested in the

work.

Alter remarks by Professor Moreen

and Mr. Baeson commending the work ot the young aspirants for oratorical honors, the exercissa cloaed bv aineins

the doxology.

The annual literary and musical entertainment given by the Senior class ot the Huh school was given by the class ot '90 yfsterdsy afternoon at 2 o'clock ia the iiigh school assembly room. The

room aa neatly ana tastefully deco

rated with evergreena and potted plants.

and preassted a very beautiful appear-

acee, I be program waa Urat e

throughout its whole extent, many

tne eaeroiaea poaseesing unuiual men'

Tbe following is tee program:

Music "On the Lake." U.e!ui Arte Ellie U. White. Dre.s Florence Edmuads. Selections trom Tom Ssiryer E Thurston.

Doe; Nellie Fetta and Berth;

Campfield. Kama of Time Louella Crowe. Tbe Senior'a Dream Carrie Q.

Christmaa Carrie BareL Mu.io Solo, William J. S 'abler, Indiana Authors Nellie Fetta. D.flerenoes ot Diction William nold.

Piurea of Speech Clara Newman.

violin and Piano Minnie Crawto:

and Blanche Sends. Paradoxes Neliie VanUxem. Paper Leonard Lemon. Masio Clasa Song.

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medlabultne, wecalMfd "Ur tarnuT mul l.. maw It - bat II I

with aimwt incredible iapld. an. 11

wuom aoUd raah. ( painful.

and malicious We ha I no ri

nopearebyday 1H, we wreau-

n.m.K.lia. In Lhiee OT Bt

a compile core waa wrooabij 'T,,' le fc-UoWa person aa white aed betuth y

gh Urn had oeT-r tn aw a.

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and to aay m . , ' Pert e ly en. repeUtiou ol the dia-

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mt Uwaad Rx-Frua. AUy. Aablnd.O.

Bav Covered by Scabs.

Dor, ased nine yeara haa been troubled rr, JL , , had humor, which ap-

all over bia i-ooy m I i m. arw white arb on them. L-al year i

ia worse than ever, being coyererf wnn T " .w. f h,.h d to hlaleet.and

no I y arowln worse. alihonh be had

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! Railroad Steamboat Fare

A yOST LIBERAL OFFER

To the People living wit bin a raaiua

lot eeventy-fiTe mllea ot Cinclanati

rho desire to do their Holiday Skop-

pimg In th city, we make the roiiow-

tnff liberal proposition, namely: io

: any one purchasing $20.00 worth ol goods or over In our stores, between

i Dec- 1st and Jan. 1st. tee rt.i pay on-

' kalfof their Jlouiui Trip Fare.

OTJIt STOCK OF

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CLOTHING,

FURNISHING COOPS

HATS. SHOES

POINTERS

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Ladies Pure Gum Oversh ea 11 PluaH Bag. Gent.' Patent Leather Drew Sh.. Gente'AlliflatorOpewSUppere. Genta' Fancy Ooxe Calf Opera SUfpere.

AND TAILORING la the Largest In the City.

ALL IN SPLENDID ASSORT EN r AT

Yellow as Fgyptian mammy, ' Was bia shallow face. And he aeema a vrry dummy i t the human race. .

Horn he's urimmed with nnahina o'er.

mi clear ( u J ipuiliofljl Telia ns that he utm in clove.

au yon tne mm wo r

What haa wrought the t-J

don? Dr. Pieroe's Pleasant Pa

r-euets restored this dilapidated la

vidnal in a aiogle week. Nothinc 1:

them to regulate the li?er, stomach a

bowels.

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BY'S

At our meetioK at headquarters yl18 ppre

AaaeriaieU t tiarltlee.

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La- aoa

W alwars name the Lowest Prices.

Remember, we are the only noie-, : sale Clothing Manufacturer in Cln- ;

clnnati who retail, and save you tne ;

! tahher'a or middleman a prom, vu

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102 to 110 W. 5th St.viViwar-. CISC1XKATI. O.

WILLI A US',

I STORK OPCT EVE ST SVEgHTO

Bkln and Scalp preerred and bean-

ufled by con.oaa soar, aubu-

terday nearly all the oaavassers

present, and reported most ot the

vassin; done, and the number aeedi:

help given to the meeting ia aystemai

order, by those having it in char

Everywhere the unsolved pro

meets us, what shall we do with

large number ot children, who are ot sohool, growing up in idleness, noranoe and vice? A meeting waa

pointed at the Township Trustee's era

(in the lower room) for next Monti

auerooon, Z31 inst., at halt-past

o eiooK, to cisouss mis matter, and a tate compulsory education. . We J

trust that our earnest Christian citizen!

who have the welfare of our necleotvfl

enuaren at heart, and who aee eoonomy, as well as the justice necessity of stopping the manutao

ot criminals, will attend this meet

ana give us tne weigat oi their ooun

and suggestions, Ohio haa an ex sel

compulsory education law. Will some one bring it to this meeting

have it read? Anna M. Starr, ( Secretary

CafCL

m m iam

HOW MY SIDE ACHES!

Mtdeaand Baek. Hip, KM-

BADA'd'3

TO CLOSE THE BUSINESS

I Will Sell My Entire Stock of First ela-i s.

At Cost and Than Coat,

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sty, ana t,iennrams -

Aebi:

aM.Vl. Neiiralel -. u Pnd shoot-

Ina- Falna. n4lrrS tm WW- mm

tautaia Aatl-faaat flaaicr.

In the Senate, yesterday, Mr. Cullom, of Illinois, introduced a bill providing for limited postal telegraph service. It authorises the Postmaster General to

eontraot for five years with any existing telegraph company for the use of its lines for the transmission of postal messages between free-delivery offioes. the Postmaster-General having authority to determine between what points the lines shall run. The messages are to be prepaid with stamps at rates to be fixed by the Postmaster Genera, and are to be delivered by the letter-oarriers

upon the first mail delivery alter they are reoeived. and at such times as the Postmaster-General may direct. Before making oontraot with any telegraph company, the Postmaster General shall

advertise for proposals. The oontraot shall require the telegraph company to furnish other wires in case the lines

leased shall beoome disabled through storms or aooidenU.

observe that some feeling ot alarm prevails lest thia epidemio be a precursor ot cholera, as was the case in 1S31 and 1S47. There have been, however, plenty ot cholera epidemios without a preceding influenza, and a great many influenza epidemios without any assooiate cholera. The micro-organism of the two diseases

are aa essentially ainarent aa are tne

diseases themselves. The cholera germ

Uvea in water and soil, the icflienz

germ in the air. The relation between

the two diseases has been, we believe.

purely aooidental."

Beware of Olmtnienta for Catarrli (bat

(alula Jterrnry,

aa Merciry will surely destroy the sense

of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the muous surtaoes. Such articles

snouia never De used except on pre

soriptioos from reputable physioiana. as the damage they will do are ten fold to

contains no meroury. and is taken internally, and aots direotly upon the blood and mucus surtaoes ot the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get tho genuine, it is taken internally and made io Toledo, Ohio, by F J. Cheney & Co. 8o!d by druggists, price 75j per botlle. dec!6 Iwlca

PROGRtM OF (HRIHiHlS StUSIC

Nay a tbe Noutbera Heateal Warlef

"Mother's Friend" is growing in itot

inroaxbout the south and is highly so

om mended by physicians. We oonsler it indispensable to those who know thy

must pass through the ordeal ot ohil

birth. Write Bradfiald Beg. b Atl.nta. Ga., for particulars. Soldby

all druggists. I -- - 'dli latapected.

The Richmond Light Guards, wkioh were mustered into the State serrioe

last Augnst, were inspeoted last Bight by Col. B. C. Wright, of A din tan t-

General Buckle's staff, who was detailed ior tbe purpose. This inspection is preparatory to issuing them arms and

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HADDEUS WRIGHT.

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The lion. E. L. Bonner, of Montana, frequently spoken of es a Republican candidate for the United States Senate, is in New York, and to a reporter spoke as follows regarding politioal affaire in that new State : "Our party haa several oandidstes for the Senate, amoag them Mr. Powers, Jndge Enowles and Mr. Hersehfiald. Ex Governor Hauser is the asoet prominent Democratic candi

date, and if a Democrat is to be elected I think he will be chosen. Late on Monday the Demooratio Senators went into the Republican Sen ate, I Judge by that action that some kind of an arrangement haa been concluded by which a Republican and a Democratic Senator will be eleoted. The Senate is a tie, and the House, if the Democratie members go ia. will have, not counting the contested eestt. fust one Republican majority. We have had exciting times in Montana. The next eleotion will not be as eloee as this laat one, but will give the Republicans a majority of aome 3,000 or 4.000. A combination of eireumstanoes made tbe eleotion close. In thres or four years from now tbe State will gire at least 5,000 or 6 000 majority for tbe

Republican ticket."

Hos. G. N. Fitch, ot Logansport, I

who was a member of the Senate in 1S5S with JeSeraon Davis, says of the

late rebel leader: "I was personally ao quaiated with Mr. Davis. Our seats in

the Senate chamber were near together. Several times I aooepted aa invitation to take tea with him at his hospitable j

The Limited rant Mall.

The Union Pacific Railway, the Over

land Route, has jist put on a ntnite fist mail train to carry the Unite

Spates mail between Council B'uil and

8n Francisco and Portland. Thi

daily fast mail train will oarry a limited number ot passengers, and in addition

to the United States mail oars and

baggage car. will be composed of a Pull man Palace Sleeper and Pullman Din

ing Car for Portland, and a Pullman Sleeping Car for San Francisco, thus accommodating a limited number of

pasengera.

The aleepera and the diner win run through trom Chicago, via the Chicago

& a orthweitern Hailway. Only first

clasa tickets will be .honored on this

train.

This train, with its connections

makes the extraordinary time ot 107 hours. New York to San Francisco, and

104 hours to Portland.

Aa accommodations are limited, early

application tor same ahould be made to

the Union i'aoiao agents in iew lork St. Louis. Cincinnati, Chioago, or to E

L. Lomax, General Passenger Agent.

Omaha. Neb. nov30 dsat4f Sapper a ad Keept loa. -

The supper and reception given by the young ladies ot Rev. W. S. Jordan's

class at the Y irst M. L. last night, was

one ot the finest affaire of the season

The visitors were seived with oysters.

toe cream and cake, put up in the daint

iest atyle, and would have done credit to

professional caterers. L he relresh meats were served by beautiful young ladies.

arrayed in picturesque costumes, repre senting different nations. They hac

arranged a museum in one ot the west

rooms, which was neatly done and ere

ated much merriment. The attendance waa very good, the receipts being about

130. no sot scrrta a sit losses.

Knowing that a cough ean be cheeked

in a day. and the first stagea ot con

sumption broken in a week, we hereby

guarantee Dr. Acker a r-nglish Cough Remedy, and will refund the money to all who bay. take it as per directions.

and do not had oar statement correct. 1 d-tt A. G. Lckw & Co. Hanataatlaa; Elrrtlna. The Republicans ot the Second Ward are holding an election this afternoon at the marshala cffi3e in the eity build ing. to nominate a candikate fcr council to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation ot Frank Dennia There are three caddidates El ward J. Salter.

Ezra N. Snow and Leroy Kelly. It is hoped that there will be a tall vote and that the best man may be selected. Prof. Rtymond Flasoh, superintendent ot St. Andrew's school, waa the recipient ot a beautiful inkstand, and accompaniments, by the boys ot the sohool as a Christinas present.

as ;ihe First M. E. rhnnh, Sunday iMetmbet 22, 1S8.

1, ing.

10:30 A. M. , Organ Voluntary Miss Ella

Lur-

2 Christmas Anthem "Halleluiah"

Danks. 3. Solo, after prayer. "Forever with the Lord." Gounod Mr. J W. Stabler. 4 Christmaa Anthem "Glory to God a Savior is Rarn" 3. G. Pratt. (As sung at the Auditorium, Chioago ) Solo by fourteen children's voices. Violin obligato by Prof. O. Williams, Solo obligato by Miaa Shellenback. Organ, Mis Luring; piano. Miss Ryers. at 7:30 p.m. 1. Organ Voluntary Miss Luring. 2, Christmas Athem "Peace on Earth," Cranmei Solo by Mr. Jack Taggart, 3 "Christmas Bells at Sea," Sullivan

Mr. J. W. Stabler.

4 "Christmas Anthem "Glory to God a Saviour is Rorn" S. G. Pratt.

Solo by fourteen ohildren'a voices, vio

lin obligato bv Prof. O. Williams, solo obligato by Misa Shellenback. Organ

and piano.

5. Violin solo Prof. V. Otto Will

iams.

6. Christmas Anthem "Calm on tbe

Listening," Danks Solo by Miss Shel

lenback.

7' Christmas Carols by the Sunday-

school and choir.

or at test sEir people

Confirm our statement when we say that

Dr. Acker a English Rsmedy ia in every

wav superior to say and all other prep

arations tor the Throat and Luoga. In

Whooping Cough and Croup, it ia magio

and relieves at onoe. We offer you a sample bottle free. Remember, this

Remedy is sold on a positive guarantee.

d tt. A. G. LUKES K CO. SSayal Sreanam. The following are the officers eleot of

the Rjyal Arcanum for the ensuing

term. Ihe installation will take plaee

the fi'st meeting night in January:

J. r . fclder, Kegeot. 8. E Jones. Vice Regent. Oicar L Kelso. Orator. B. B. Myrick, Past Regent J. W. Lamsoo, Secretary. George L. Cates, Collector. J. N Stuly. Treasurer.

L. V . H or ton. Chaplain. J. J. Dickinson, Guide. Theo. MoCletlaa, Warden. Trustee Charles H. Moore, for three

years.

Representative to State Coutcu B.

B. Myrick. jr.; alternate, J. F. Elder.

Pile! Plloa! Itrhlac PI Ira Symptoms Moisture; intense itch

ing ana stinging; most at night; worse by scratching. It allowed to continue

tumors form, which often bleed and ul

cerate, becoming very sore. Swatsx a

Ointmst stopa the itching and bleed

ing, heals ulceration, and ia most eases

removes the tumors. At druggists, or

by mail, lor du cent. Vt. owayne &

Son Philadelphia.

ocU9 tuthsatavbm

iN-o remedy tor blood disorders ean

equal Ayer a Sarsararilla. Thouch eon

oentrated and powerful this medicine is perfectly safe, and may be taken bv

ohildren aa well as adults. Physioiana recommend it in preference to any other. Price f 1. Worth 15 a bottle. dw Banket Mortal.

The sobol of Miss Lilian Cash, No. 1

4, Boston township, gave a basket aooial last night for the benefit ot the sohool

library. The house was packed almost

to sutncation. 1 he program was very

interesting and amusing, ana was much

appreciated by the audience. The baa

aeta sola reaauy ana about iu was

realised, which will go to the aohool library fund. The young folks from here went down in Wilkinson's hack and report a splendid time Misses May

Alexander, dna tlessuo, Jtfertie Mills,

Cora Marlatt and Millie Marlatt

Messrs. Hilbert Toler. Walter Dal be v

Rob Kenworthy, Carey R ' Tingle and

Mr. Kuoser. 1K. ACKER'S ESSLISH PILES

Are aotive, efleotive and pure. For sick headache, disordered stomaoh, loss

ot appetite, bad complexion and bilious

nets, they have never been cqialed

either in America or abroad. 1 d-tf A. G. Lukxn & Co. Will So to tbe Penltvatiary.

uovernor stovey nas retuaea to com

mute the sentenoe ot David Hamilton

ot two years imprisonment in the peni

tentiary to commitment in the reform

school, unless requested to so by the

judge. Prosecuting attorney, and respon

sible persons who can vouch for the

young man a previous good character

As the latter nqiirement ean not be

complied with the young man will have

to serve bis term in prison. He will be

taken to J eflersonville on Monday.' She Waa Completely t ared.

A daughter of my customer suffered from suppressed menstruation, and her

health was completely wrecked. At my

suggestion she used one bottle ot Brad

field's Female Rgulatorwaiuif cured" her. J. W. Hilixms, Water Valley,

Miss.

Write The Brad fi eld Reg.Co., Atlanta, Ga..tor particulars. Sold by all druggists.

dlw 4

IdST OP LETTER

Remaining uncivil ed for In tba Fostoffioe at

Ktccuiund. Indiana, lor torn waak te-

Tomouu, uov;

LADIES' LIST.

Carey, Mr at. A. Prince, Grace

w oo am. tie! i la kt.il saa

MoOormlck, Klra.

GEKTLE1CE3TS LIST.

Cnbbrlr.I P. OivWaod Iwist Drtl Co. Castle, J. A. lentils, A. A. F:tiarrit, Arthur Ford, F. F. Kilo, C. M.

LaatyehoTBt, H. H. lamb. John KoOen, Grant

" Klrby Jr. K-inle, i. O. Hnerrf 1L J. E. SitneoD. 11. K. Mr ana, MioQel H. SHOPS.

BlackforJ. W. af. Mlndtiorst, Mrs. Wm.

w Persona caHinc for tbe abora letters, will please say "AdTerUsed." -

. X. JUtt, F. Utm - The Band ot Hope and the children of the North End Mission Sabbathschool will have their Christmaa festival at Temperance Ball Monday evening. The little folks will be given a treat that will make them feel good a long time. Drop in and Me the happy little fellows.

TASTED Beliable local and " traveling

eil lnd elements now ; fas- selling special tte Ion't delay, blari rroru aa.ru BaOWH BiiOKi Nursery men, CMcago, m.

-. awpo-ia-

LCf-IIIUIsH I IIMET

- ANIXVALrABLEKEMEDY3FOB ' Sore Throat, Diphtheria, Scarlet Fever, . Parched Tongue, Cankerous Sore Mouth .

rbo. av o..

Are You a Sufferer from any one or more

tbe following diseaeit Asthma, BronobiUa, Catarrh. Cancer, Ecxema, Malaria, Bheumatlsm,

Brlghfs Disease, lliabetes. Torpid Liver, Piles, Sciatica, Nearalgla, Paralysis, Lumbago. Leucborrhcea, Headache, Consumption,

Or from any Blood or Bkin Disease T Have

you tried anything so far WITHOUT RELIEFT Then bear in mind, pleas", that disease la caused y microbes or germ In the blood. Living matter, as It were p-opagatlng them selves by the mlll'ons, and in time do not . .,t finally

CARRIAGES and BUGGIES!

to-th-aatAW

DRUiKEIuiMESS Or the l.tcjour I3tlt, jPoaSllvely ( uret . sy aUwInliterlns llr. Halaet' Ouldea slBvreiile. It can b (rtTen in a cod of coffee or tea or in ar leles of fiKl, without tbe knowledge of tne patient t Ib abaoluteiy barm less, and wiileifectaperoianeiM ind speedy cur, whether the patient t a moderate irinsr or an alcoholic wreck. IT NSVKU KAll er IttO.AOO dmniiards hare been made tern aerate met- who have taken tiolaeu Specltte ie heir CfilTfe without their knowledge, ani tda elieve they quit drinking of their cwn free wil' IH pue ni.ik of vH-rtioulars fre . B. A. Field, druggist, agent, Richmond, In marMn-th-iataw-ly

Wioa THE CENTLEMilN'S FBI

aw Sf alrOor Perfection 6rr1iur free wltb every Hills, Prevents Htrtntmn. t "tires SjoawrrhMra sd S3lca In to 4 aa.ra Ask yoar UrngKim lor M. ScnltsaiiT address for ai.ML Forsaieby 4. a LAI KEN A OO.. 630 Mia St. Riehasaad. Sad

marlVta-Ui-sa taw-ly

. . .. ...rim sun fiissb af CARRIAGES tflfl

Having Purchitea inn mornr .u ,r;r?. rw within toe Next

you can get it t almoet your own pn. t-Warerooms No. 47 No th Eighth St., Richmond, Ind.

PMllllP SIMglOEn.

RADAX'S MICROBE KILIER

Is one of the most harmlws remedies known

In the annals of medicine that ran be taken Internally, to destroy the germs or microbes In the blood without tbe least injury to the

patient.

Our success in the past two years, in treat-

ing and curing nearly every kuown form of

diseases,! s proof positive that the right medicine Is before the public, and that w lta Its nse disease can be driven out, and death will be

the result of old age and exhaustion only.

We want yon to t-y thia remedy, and If you

will faithfully comply with directions, we

will positively guarantee you a cure, provld

ing the most vital organs have not been en.

tirely destroyed from diseases already.

We promise yon, and we are rea 4y to stake

onr reputation on it, that with the first pur

chase of tbe " Microbe Killer, you will reap such substantial benefits aa to make yon

more than willing to continue its use, until

an entire cure is effected.

Your recovery from disease la our testimo

nial. Yours for Health. Riuim's Micbobk Kill kb Co.. 165 Lake Street, Chicago.

IHE HOME ELFCTRIC APPLIANCES Pass the Electric Carreat Tnroogh th

body from back t froat a ehsws by

tals cat, thus tnoroo.gb.lj elect r; friar

the bleed and aerrea ef tbe whole sys

tem, by which maay Chreaie maladies

that yield te ae ether treatment are

speed! y cored.

DB. CHARLES,

of aa Sooth ' Tenth Street, will be pleased to

have any one call far a rui explanation as

to how these appliances cere such wide

range of dlaeasaa. It will pay any sufferer to

eall and see him. sort dwly

7IHT e

HEAP!

Ml Good Brek .Resi

dence on Jleventh Street. ;

BRADBURY & SON, Roesas 1 Jt 8, Westeett Bledr.

F. D. GREEN M. D.,

813 Serth A St., - - Blchmoad, lad.

PKACTICX LIltlTXD TO '..

Ejc. Ear. Itse ai Mite

Beware or Imitations!

Here are a few of ;them:King'8 Royal

Germeteur, Alf's Germ Exterminator. Wood's

Micro, Kay s Germicide, Etc

G. W. ROBBINS, II. D.,

122 5erth Thirteenth Street,

Agent for

Wayne-, Henry Counties.

Call for pamphlets Microbe Theory.

and Randolph

the Germ or

dae6-dw8m

EIEFER, The Baker.

Sel's the Larg-est and Best LOAF OF BEEAD, Aad The BEST CAKES.

Hot Tea-Biscuits and Eolls erery Eteim.

903 Main Street.

de6-dxm

firealest DiscuTeir of tie I9tn CeEtur !

MEDICATED AH.

INDICATE OA1

Iir. Te&gTie's NEW REMEDY CVM.MS Catarrh, Asthma, THIOH aim LTjyG DIS EASTS. Haa no aquai tor KICK OB WERVTOCB HEADACHE.

12 affs. XiE HELP WANTED.

Wish to employ a few la dies on salary to take ebaree ef bit bosinem at the r homes.

Lrfehs. very faenatinc and haalifafu'. Wacea

IS per weak, heferenee -ven. Gicd py f r

me. AddrsHS wtm stamp, Jtass staaioa

laHiiavlile. Ky. dUa-dao

part tl WilX

J. ZEYEW & BR0.

MERCHANT TAILOES, 5TO 510 SXAEBf OTEXEET, Established 1861, and still on deck to furnish oar customer, with well fitting and honestly made garments at the lowest rash market prices. ! AS HANDSOME A EalKE Oi? Fall and Winter Woolens AS CAN BE FOUND ANT WHERE. 1 V 1

PLEASE CALL and EX AT.TTNE.

AGENTS WANTED.

Wanted to sen the eheapest and beat STANLEY

book: eon Diet hisSorv of his resent axplura-

uoea, sondensed from She wnunca of Manley

nimsell ana tifwrapoie aiapa'atiea sens from

Zanaibw oisr 600 sages anS profusely illuitrats

prloe S1.7 oioui, h if moro eo Sa.e Liiboral

eoinmissuins. Hand S) eta. quick, far eomplete

e-nrasxing oaTnc iaan, i .

Advance Pub. House, ZZ7 Mala Strati. ClndnnaN, O.

tatusiwua

I Ml

ABOUT GLOVES.

When you are burins atom ranbw ttiat tbere Sj

PUCD a uuo(H a ifn Is too ehmp. It la better to

pay a rair prw ana in n-ood cloves UkeHitck. rlBaen'a. They are made

from aewtea akiiui in tne best manner and are war

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123 Mr7 kyla. 'I' 1 1-ass Oasiaal 0a

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We bave sold Big O torn many years, and It baa

riven uie oea ot

urttog. U. li. DTCTTF a CO.

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send a valuable tisatise I sealed contalitina; fall

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