Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 14, 28 December 1889 — Page 2

Richmond Palladium

abashed every evening, (asaday bf ISAAC JUBIIMI jiM,H(a. nmn Mam ; Uinta. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 28.1889 tetasad as IwmMUM atsttes. at IM FostofflM, Blfihmond. lad. by earrlars ia mehmona oc asnt elsewhere by mall to at TU CEHT TBM single topi, rwo win, Bpoetman swabaH ant tree es sppMeetioe. Omit poDdsnoo eontarnlng ud Important desired tron news of mtereet all parts ot the eooaty. No ittntion u paid to anonymoss Mtknn. BrMMteMMialr Jwvsstlea. Offlse Republican Coanty Central Committee, fcy.hmn, Deeember IMS. J To the Republican! oi Wayne county: The Republican Sute Central Com mittee have designated Saturday Jena arv 11. 1890. for the holding ot eounty conventions in eaoh eounty ot the State. In oursuanoe of this action I notify and call upon the Republicans of Wayne annntv and all persons desiring to not with the Republican party, to meet in : mass convention at the Qrand . Opera House in the oity ot Richmond at 11 o'nlnaka m-on Saturday. January 11 1890. for the transaction ot the follow ins- business : ... ... -. . .'" - If-sae election of delegates to a Distriot Convention for the purpose ot selecting a member from this Congressional district upon the 8tate Central Committee. For the selection of delegates to the Republican State Convention to be held for the purpose of nominating candidates for State offioes. For the determination ot the manner of expressing the ohoioe of the Republicans of Wayne county for a candidate for Congress in the Sixth Congressional District, and the selection of delegates to the Congressional District Nominating Convention. For fixing the time and manner of nominating candidates for Judicial, legislative and oounty offioes. For the seleotion ot a county oentral committee and township and preoinot committees. And for the transaction of any and all other business which may oome before the convention. The business to be transacted at this convention is important, and a large and general attendance from all the townships is requested. John L. Rcpe, Chairman Republican County Central Committee. Thk inflaenza is spreading, and now nearly every oity in the Union is in the swim. . Nkab.lt $9,000 has been subscribed for the ereotion of a monument to the late Hoary W. Grady. Bxcausk of his denial of the legit imacy of the revolution in Brasil, Dom Pedro's name has been stricken from j the eivil list and his subsidy cut off. Thk Telegram is entirely too modest; even if it does disolaim being a news paper, it ought not to leave all the im portant news to the "looal press." It is. perhaps, too muoh of a mugwump, to print President Harrison's letter, still it ought to have found room for the other important news whioh appeared last evening in the "local press," but whioh it omitted. The weekly circulation of the Tele gram is gradually increasing. That paper keeps a solicitor in the field who boards out the subscriptions and is thus enabled to send in two new names a week. Sometimes the paper is refused when offered in payment for bed and board, and then well then the aolioitor draws on the future. The two next numbers ot the Century will contain the last chapters of the life of Linooln. In January there will be given a vivid description of the last days of Linooln. an account of his assassina tion and funeral, and of the attaok on Seward. Supplementary articles, by Confederate and Union offisers, on the "Pursuit and Death of John Wilkes Booth" will aooompany this installment. Among the illustrations is a diagram of the box in Ford's Theater, a f so-simile of a play bill found in President Lin coln's box after the assassination, eto. uen. imboden, the well-known exConfederate, was before the Ways and Means Committee yesterday in the in terests of a protcotiye tariff. Mr. Imboden says he represents not skilled labor, but unskilled labor. The men who worked the minee in the South were principally negroes. These peo ple had to be provided with work. If they did not receive work they would live on the whites dishonestly. A ne gro would not steal if he could get work. Negroes were the best mine work era. They were practical, industrious and faithful, if they were paid promptly and treated kindly. Let Congress do noth ing whioh would deprive these people ot the opportunity ot making an - honest living by delving in the ground with pick and ahoveL He (General Imboden) waa a protectionist; he had always been one, and he believed that it in the South there could be a fair and square vote on the protection issue, without any extraneous issues, the protectionists would overwhelmingly carry at least four or five Southern States. The North had been made rich by protection; it was now the opportunity ot the South to besoms rich. If

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rather make aa American neh than a Hungarian, an Italian, or a Belgian, Mr. Imboden said that he voted the Democratic ticket at the late election with great reluctance. On the question of protection he was a Republican, but on local questions he was a Democrat. John Browh's fort at Harper's Fer ry, says the Commercial Gssette, is to be removed. The ground upon which it stands has become valuable, and must be removed in the march ol improvement. The associations of the old house are memorable, but it has been a ahabhv-lookin affair, and ia about as useless a piece of property as the ooun tryeontains. It was originally con struoted for fire engines for the pro tection of the armory at Harper's Ferry, the ruins of whioh are one ot the marks ot the great civil conflict that soon followed upon the John Brown raid. It was well known at the time of the raid that Brown did not make a good seleotion of a plaoe in whioh to defend himself when his enemies became too numerous. On the contrary, he walked into a trap. It is one of the inoidents best remembered in oonneotion with the raid that the cap ture ot Brown was finally effected by iqiad of marines under the oommandot Colonel, afterward Confederate General, Robert E. Lee. who save the order to the marines to burst open the doors of the old engine house with a fire ladder. used as a battering ram. How MtanAll itkla ihmmm." Simply apply Swayne8 Ointment.' No internal medicine required. Cures tetter, eozems, itoh.all eruptions on the face, hands, nose. Ac, leaving the skin dear, white and healthy. Its great healing and ourative powers are possess ed by no other remedy. Ask your druggist tor S wayne s Ointment. oot29-tu th aatw6m Christmas Kalertatainiewts. 8T. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH. The Sunday-school ot this ohuroh held a Christmas service yesterday af ternoon from 4 to 6 o'olock. The sohool assembled in the upper room, where carols were suns by the little folks, after whioh they adjourned to the lower room, where a treat had been prepared by the ladies. There were about 150 pupils present, all ot whom seemed to enjoy the refreshments, whioh consisted ot ohoioe candies, iruits. nuts ana oakes. NORTH A STREET FRIENDS. This school gave their Uhristmas exeroises in the basement ot the church yesterday evening. The program con sisted ot exercises by the different classes, an essay by Mrs. Clark, a dialogue by three pupils and recitation by Ruby Clark. Following this the chil dren were treated to fruits and candy. UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. The exeroises at this ohuroh last night commenced at 6 o'clock by a supper given in the lecture room to the entire sohool. The supper was one ot the finest ot the season, and was muoh enloved bv the larse number of ohildren present. be intent class seated in smell ehairt around a low table con structed espeoialiy for them, presented a verv leasing picture. The exeroise commenced at 7 o'olock. The program was by little folks, interspersed with music by the sohool, and a solo by Frank Brafiett: a duet by Alias Uora Abernathy and xv. It. Jones, and a oornet solo by Charles K. Bell. The entire program possessed muoh merit, and every number ot it was greet ed with applause. Following the pro gram was the distribution ot presents. Rev. Alexander Gilchrist made a few remarks at the close and presented A. f . Soott with a handsome .Bible, a birthday nffaring from his friends, it being his toa anniversary. MAIN STREET FRIENDS. The holiday entertainment ot 'the Main street Friends Sabbath sohool was held last mguc as is the custom at this sohool, a sumptuous repast was spread in the basement for the ohildren and adults, ( num oermg last night about 300) and it was muoh enjoyed. After the repast very interesting exeroises were held in the auditorium. A pleasins feature ot the evening was the stereo scopic views of scenes in Egypt and the Holy land with explanations by .Presi dent Mills, ot Earlham. The alphabet exeroise by twenty six little girls and boys of the infant class was also muoh appreoiated. atvu f Olatnican fr l aunk (hat 1 wnuia arrrory, as Mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and oompletely derange the whole system when entering it through the muaus suriaces. Such artioles should never be used except on pre scriptions from reputable physicians, as the dam ace they will do are ten told to the good you oan possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh (Jure, manutao tured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo. O eontains no mercury, and is taken internally, and aota directly upon the blood and mucus suriaces ot the system. In buy in ir Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine, it is taken inter nally and made in loleio, Uhio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Sold by druggists, pnoe 1 as per botlle. declbiwlm DMilh of m riaawr Cttlaem. Elias Morris, one of the oldest and best-known eitiiens of Harrison town ship, died yesterday, after an illness of several weeks, ot neuralgia ot the stamaoh. He was born November 6. 1S17, in Harrison township, and we believe eloae by where he has lived for more than seventy-two years. His wife Mar garet, to whom he was married in 1S44, survives him, as well as five children. Mr. Moms was an honorable citizen ho by thrift and industry accumulated large land and personal interests. He enjoyed the confidenoe ot everybody. tor he was a good man upon whoee file and character no reproach was ever east. While he was not eonneoted with any ehnrch so far as we know, yet he emulated Christian virtues in his path through life. Cambridge City Tribune. The funeral occurred yesterday at the Lutheran Church in .bast uermaatown. IS LirE WORTH S. TlSSf Not if von to through tha world a dvspeptio. Dr. Acker s Dytpepsis Tablets are a positive ears for the worst forms ot Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Flatoleaev and Constipation. liaarsnteed and j sold by A. G. Luken & Co,, druggists. Z3-dtft

vErutas. last Awatel aw ael Meretfttfe. JLaal TkaraS Kvealaa:. To tba Command and Comrades of Pol Mi ditto. Poet Mo. 06, Department of Indiana, arena Army of IbeBepa 1m; Tour committee constituted to report the views ot the poet on the pension meaaurea now before, and to be submitted to. Congress, have the honor to report that Whereas. The comrades of Sol Meredith Post No. 55, Department of Indiana, Grand Army ot the R public, have long sinoe been eonvinoed tLat the sol diers of the war tor the Union in the late rebellion of the Southern States had a right to demand justice and equality in the settlement ot claims tor pensions, and having seen with pride and satisfaction that the President of the United States in his message to Congrees haa recommended the passage ot the socalled "Dependent Pension bill." endorsed by the National Encampment of the Grand Army ot the Republic and that the Senators and Representatives in Congress from this State have already introduced bills in furtherance ot such Justice snd equality to the soldier ot the Union, therefore, be it resolved. First. That we, the oomrades ot said post, are in favor ot suoh dependent pension bill as recommended by the President. Saoond. That we are in favor of the passage ot the bill introduced by Senaator D. W. Voorhees and Representa tive Thomas M. Browne and other members ot Congress from this State tor the repeal ot the "Arrearage Limi tation act." Third. That we heartiiy endorse the appeal of our comrade. Alvin P. Hovey, president ot the Servioe Pension Asso ciation ot the United States, demanding ot Uongress the passage ot a seme pension law tor all surviving Union soldiers ot the late war. : . Fourth. All this we do not only beoause we believe that right and equity demand it; but because our country is in an era ot unprecedented prosperity, the national treasury is overflowing, we are at peace with ourselves and 'the whole world, our lorm of government is made seoure in the affections of the people and the Union has been' ce mented by the blood ot our oomrades, and beoause the surviving defenders ot the Union are broken in health, many ruined in fortune, and more are invalids from wounds, disease and exposure Suoh legislation is due them as an aot of iustioe and not as a pittanoe to paupers, and lurther beoause suoh legislation was cheerfully granted . to ' the turvivors of the war ot the revolution, the war ot 1812 and ot the Mexican war. and should not be denied the gal lant survivors of the soldiers who by their saorifioes and valor preserved the glorious Union ot the States. Fifth. That copies of these resolutions be forwarded by the Commander ot this post to Comrade Alvin P. Hovey and to eaoh of the Senators and Kepre eentatives in Congress from the State of Indiana, T. w. J5ennett. W. K. Youno, J. S Oetrander, G. W. Avey, W. W. Hollopeter, Committee. I hereby oertify that the above reso lutions were unanimously adopted at a meeting ot 80I Meredith Post No. 65, G. A. R ' held on Thursday evening, Ueoemberti, 1889. -Y N .Benjamin Starr, Post Commander, Attest: John M. Winslow, Adjutant. I White Hair Turned Black. I i The patient was a woman atred 73, Who had Lad snow white hair for .twenty years. For the symptoms of commencing uraemia, due to contractled kidney, twenty to thirty minima of extract 01 jaooranai was prescribed several times aaiiy. ine drug was taken from October. 18S6. to Februarv. 1888. Durincr the autumn of 1887 the eyebrows were becoming1 darker, and the hair of the head also became darker in patches. This continued until the patches of hair were auita dark, contrasting with the patches of snow white hair. The hair did not universally change before her death. in lbbl Dr. .frentiss had published another case of kidney disease, pyelo nepunus, ireatea wilq pilocarpine. The hair of the patient, a lad vnowl 25, changed from light blonde to black under the influence of the drug. Tha pilocarpine was administered hypodermically (one-sixth of a grain) twentytwo times in the course of two month! the dose was then increased. In nn month after commencing the treatment the hair chanced from a. Hrrit blonde to a chestnut brown: foui months later it was ''almost a purs black." It is satisfactory to find that eight years afterward, the hair is again a dark brown. Dr. Prentiss ascribes the phenomenon to the faborandi n-nA its active principle, pilocarpine. Cases where, as the result of the influence of the nervous system, in pain or fright, the hair has chansred color. are pathological curiosities. So little is known, however, of the EhvsiolrKri. cal influence of the nervous system over tue growth and nutrition of ilia hair that it is at present ouite imnns. sible to understand how a orug adminisiereu interna 11 v can airect th co hp of the hair. It would be interestinir to learn from other practitioners who have used jaborandi or pilocarpine for a eiienuea penoa, wne.c j any change in the color of the hair I'm been noticed. Therapeutic Gazette, Fruit in England. English agricultural journals raw nenuon io me groat increase in fruit growing- m mat country of late years. jji 100s mere were some au.UOi) surra or iruit trees ail told in England. Now, however, the area has increased to zn,uuu acres. Uut even wifh so great an increase in the 6upply the demand is far from beine satisfied, and as a consequence last year nearly four million bushels of anrjles !nn imported, at a cost of 600.000, most of them co mine- from America. Vn . lish farmers are consequently urged to devote still more attention to the cultivation of fruit. San Francisco Chronicle. The desorirjtion nt niin. m. which was sent to the Columbus (O.) police headquarters contained the statement that he was aivtv fi aM and small for bis age. Senator Blackburn wears a hrnarirtm sombrero that is said to make him look more like a cowboy thai a man mho he apeat halt a lifetime ia Congress.

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Assistant Postmastri everywhere spoken and writ ona e. iiarasoa. 11 is name i -n a arw bat he says that he never time when people would beThey will have it "John," cannot explain why. est house in the Cabinet occupied by 1 Washington ia Proctor. "' .a ifTmlaY IXE ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Electric Current Throagh the back to treat as shewn by thus thoroughly electrifying the Mast and nerves of the whole sysUrn, by, nloh many Chronic maladirs that yie te ne ether treatment are speedify ft ured. rua. CHARLES, p Tenth Street, win be pleased to one cell for a raaa explanation aa appllanoea ear suoh a wide aea. it will pay any anfferar to Lm. dots dwly Brea!Diswei7 of Hie M Century ! MEDICATED AIL Or. Teague's NEW REMEDY j Catarrh, Asthma, tHBOAT ajn LTJWO DISEASES. Has no eqoal for yjEoid SICK OB NBRVOUB HKAUACHK. KIEF R, The Baker, the Largest and Best LO OF BREAD, And The IXfEST AS. Hot Tea-Bruits and Rolls erery limg. We wll sot redeem Cummins' bread check alter lanuarr 1st. 3 Maiu Street. dees-dam A Cttod Brek -Resi dence on JKIeventh I Street. BRADBURY & SON, eW Westeott Black. F. Ia GREEN M. D., 813 NartM A St., - Richmond. lad. HRACTICa LIMITID TO Eye, Earj Nose an. Taroat Fiseases. oetJO-dawSm TOUB LIFE i-May Depend on the STBES'GTK AUD FTJBXTY of tba materials in your PKESCRIPTIONS! I make mv own Fluid Extract and Tine. luiealrom assayed Drag. CTeseriDtlona ta. curmie y dum, aay or xtigui. Allison, the Pharmacist, 1614 Mala street. Telephone 234. DERIWATIN AS IMVALCABLE EEMEDY FOB Sore Throat, -Uiplitlieria, Scarlet Fever, Parcherf TVinm.. it?., ?rOTIS ore Moxxtli, etc ea.pt o, artceftfV nir& rCST to-th-eaUw H !- Ktab.ll. Foalitvelir ur-od bjr illilutrliic nr. ll&laes' . 1. . 1. ' nrawwan or the pstient T . V Ji'Z pmient is a moderate rtttzsriiAl&s: Missus f' T;" wh ae taken Ooklen pecte it '.Heir coOeeiUKHit their knowledge. an4 to-4s" - - ... . v t urni.uin or inetr own xree wl & A. Field, druggist, agent, Richmond, In . mars-to-th-aafcsw-lw IECT10N WlJPlst GEITLEMiX Ji TBI GEITUMaII'S FUEIO. SVj" Perfection SyrlDce free wttn rrcrr DMStrMsre, ' hi n.a i SB I to 4 a&rm. Ask fnnr mnM aiWMsavth.Mvnas St.. Hieasjsaa. as mayl4-to-tb aatiw-ly w ANTED Reliable local and traveling el al lad aeemen ta no w ; fast- selling sDeetaJ tie jairaiiiTTM. u.tuuu. rn mat urut ouNjuvm smeru JaAWrt IU8A, oiwerymen, unicngo, iii. tttn 8ALARY4 EXPEXBE In ADVASCK. tpVU allowed feaen saonth. Strlv emwtorw. meot at honle or traveUng. Jto an testtogv ua.les dettveTlng and making ool lections No mstal cardai aadress with sumo Hire A CXX, Plqns. Olilo. deelsVsOaa QipUCC Hrn desire tba no use fboMn nm send SI 0 at cnea for magmnoant oatas of oar Great Kaw I'Sinlsy B-s It book and terms no. satlsfsrtory we win rerand yoar saoaay. Vo risk. No oarital nee led Bjto bsdles and gaottamwa anaployed. Don 'I lose time In writ, mc '-SieD ini while tbe wsSers ess trasMsd - Days are worth do. are. Adiraes B. r.iom. sos a ColflOti Mate ttv, KWimnsa, v s.

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