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admission to this country *? * mnlter of principle.
The Democrats declared against tie Chinese; lo-mur?
row they would declare In their favor ll any votoe
were to be -Mined.
"Tlie gieat question In this country ls the protec?
tion to Anirrlcan Industries and ?o American homes.
It ls the question of employment for the Industrious
and food for tho hungry. On the other side ls a free
trade alliance with England which would close every
factory In the fulled States. The action of the Con?
vention is anotlier proclsmallon of freedom, another
declaration for a free ballot and a fair count, another
declaration against thc pauper labor of Barons and
China."
"How was the re-uilt brought about I*
"Be Bnew that New-York bsd arreed with Venn
ryivanla that the Empire Stale should vote for Haril
lon on the tlrst ballot Monday and that Pennsylvania
should come In on tho second, and should Harrison
then fall to secure the nomination both Btate* were
to flop over to Slierman. Tho Californians wanted
nore of that game. After- Mr. Blaine bad been dla
T?o?ed of, the preference of California was for Harri?
son."
M. a- rx* Yoting snfd be was much disappointed at
the result, as he had come here to nominate Mr.
nislnc. Harrlfron wa* hit second choice when a sec?
ond choice bccair.o necessary.
NO MUGWUMPS IN THK NORTH VYE*'*T.
Hi rt ni.ii ans or MIB*s_t**t_ Ann dakota KaUMBs
with T IB xoMixr.F?,
St. Taul, June N (PreclaU.-The icsult of tbe
Tiiicago Convention meets with approval among Kt.
Tsui ltepubllrans. There wi- BB doubt that the senti?
ment If the elly was originally fir Crr-sham with a
good sprinkling of Mal no men. but now that Harri?
son ha* been chosen after tee deliberation betti
(J re* Ii am and Ulallie men bit Harrison men
ard at^ in line fur the Republican ticket.
They think the Hebe' is strong. botJi In thc West and
In the Ksst. Minneapolis Kepiibllcans were surprised
yesterday, but lt was not an unpleasant surprise.
A Mugwump would have been a r-al curiosity In tho
erowd of weU-pletsed Republicans, who stood about
l.t-.'ll dark came o.-i and aBBsBBBau1 the situation and
the prospects. F.vcn well Informed Democrats Con?
cede I hat the ticket ls a strong one. llcpubl'rHiis gen?
erally were convlnceii that the prostrated Convention
bad not lost ll* heart, hut had ji.-rfornied Its work
adtnlrallv. such a combination ss that of Harrison
and Morton will, lt was urged insjiire BUttTB con?
fidence In business clrrlcs ihroughoilt Die Eastern
Btates. " Tho riniiei-r Pres*-" priam a page of rom
BaTail from leading Republicans throughout Mlnne*
sota and Dakota. A BTW BTU nilli rs are found, but
Nnvetir'ei- viii see ii,..ti au in line. In Dakota
r*i*oc!slly, hie Repulilii lins arc enthusiastic. I!ani
BBB In ihe Banuts was a stun'v champion of Ihe
right of the Territory lo fia'ohunil.
Colonel ff. ll. II. Taylor, of st. Paul, State Librarian
of Hlunaaota, ls an um-ie of Oeaeral Harrison. They
hnve i,ni nu ? for upwai-iis of thirty years, hu) during
Harrison'* early life, before he went io college, he \va-?
a daily visitor a* ? olonel Taylor's lum*.-. Referring
to Harrisons personal character, tire Colonel laid!
" Ile ls noe of ide T>urc*.t men that ever lived. We
are uni afraid to have him subjected to the closest
Scrutiny. Everybody who knows him admires him."
? ?
PUEI'AKINO FOI? TilF. CANVASS.
.in*-. NATIONAL Ci'MMITTKK TABB Bl-Pl TO BECUf.E
:iKAi>(ct-AnifT(s iv -ni-. riTV.
Chlrara. .lune 'JO.-? _ meeting of Bat Republican
National CBMUnlttef was hcid at the (Jraud Pacific
r.ftor the convention adjourned inst night. J. S.
("ark*on was tatt tod permaBOBl ehalrnian and
?amati laaBBBBsn peajvanannl secretary, a sass*
inlltce of seven ts* apimlntcd to secure a New-York
lieadQiiarfeM and lo malu- other piellmluary arrange?
ment*. J. ti. clarkson ans made chairman of this
romniitt-e, the oth'-r meatball kama; I. s. few ott,
Raw-York; J. ata?Sfcestni llayn-s, Maine; Bama*]
I >?<?- irnen, Connecticut ; Oeofftj \V. Honker. Ver?
mont; fiarrctt A. Ilolra-t. Sew*JJereey; ami John c.
Baw. Indiana. The committee adjourned to Bato!
at thc Fi Uh Avenue Ho;el, New-York, July ll.
?
PtATlFIKD OS TIl_ SPOT.
AN i.MivioMi'ir MATHS :in"<? ix TIM uraXD PACIFIC
?M'L ItlPI'.W'n SIM-JKCH.
Chicsgo. .time _(\-Th" first If Blt kW- ratification
meeline was held last night In thr* (Jriii'l Pacific. Tho
gallieilng was an Imponiptu ore, organized Bf BtaV
ney 1'oster. of Iowa. Th8 room hiv) BBBB used as Die
public h"aib|iiBi-. SM fnr senator Allison ss lt was
used four years BBB for Mr. Maine. Mr. Fo-ter had
te ii In rharc* of these headquarters dining the
Allison campaign. He conceiver! the Battas of Invit?
ing the !aa*BM VOOOm la to ratify, diing over to
tho Indiana hcado,uai-trrs he Invited tli--m to the
AJBtOB ronni and the crowd matched down head"d
by Mr. Potter, cv('iiticrcs*niati Peelc. of Indiana.
ll. V. March and " Long- Jnn??. of Illinois, gingini'
'?.liilin Browa'l linly." The room was filled In kel
than two minnies and wa? crowded tu the doors before
Hiv latter eoultlI mount tin platform. In vclcomlnn
them Ht. Coster said tho Iowa t.eople had come to
Chicano to help nomlnat- the man wka ?iinuld bo
Ihe BOXi Pre.-.Iden!. Hr. plelgerl tim eai;i"sl support
of Iowa and Il.VOOO majority for Um tl. let.
I?jieeehe* were Bite mad- by Congressman Peele,
al Indliins: Kiitterwoitli, ot Onto! Hepburn, of Iowa:
BBnatnt rtheoek, nf Beer-York; ex**pevet*eor Porter,
of indiana: Caaaaeey H. Depew and etnata, Hr.
Depow's lemarhs proTsnaj much laughter and ap
pliinse. Ho said:
Kell.ur anaaaatsl fUJaaat lmnrhter.) Koth'nt Bttaatt
nie st niuoh ai to meet these Intulllgi-nt faini-is with whom
I act Kuti liv* aad Vasse ih-i ii|-,tlini has Btaa mino all my
life. 1 Inherited a farm whoa 1 was born and 1 have
raited enough od lt to pay tlie taxet on lt. 1 hud un
trouble with the transport*!!'ii companies b'-eniiso th'-ro
wa* no surplus on the farm lo transport What you arrive
st that condition the trouble BSBWBefl the railways and thu
prangcr people will c.-;tMe. (Laughter.) I never taw a
con ve nt lon jv- harmonious at Hu o!?-;iliu.*, sa loni? Btallmifill
and so harmonious at its clo*-n. Wh.-n I had met tat
enemy sud beionped i-i him, I had the felicity of tltaatlin
a position seldom accorded to any ono on tills earth?I pro?
nounced my own oblttir-ry. And 1 believe every tarsal
thouli pronounce Kt own ol*!tuary Bataam lt know* bettor
thin any Ba_ LttBaJ th'1 v *t_M uni vices ef the aWetBSt
(Laughter.) It lt a straneo IBaaaBkBB, tiioiiKh, to hear
th* gravel rattling upon your own coflln when you throw lt
In you mel f.
But the llcpublkan party hns done with funerals. (A
voice?" We'll have ono for (.lover.) Vet, we'll fumltli
a funirtl for him but we will furnith no moro coip.se*
from our own ranks. The retult of the convention ha* been
the best that could pottlhly be strived at. And 1 say
this with no reflection upon Senator Allison, or Senator
Bhcrnuui, or th I gallant w.ldlcr, (I-neial Alter, nor upon mv
friend Judge BtatSaUa, a mau who In public and private
life ttanis tupreine ariong tho?> who are ataatattaf tho
grcstett and heit.
Mr. Iiejiew pif*dlrtr*d. as did all tho others, success
for the ticket In November.
Congressman rtutterwonh, of Ohio, said his heart
was fairly overflowing. "I wa* fnr Hiciman. of
course, but now 1 am for Harrison, and Ohio will
give him Its electoral tate.'
Senator Frank Ulscoek, of New-York, took occasion |
to claim that New-York had Influenced the Convention
and wai directly responsible tor Harrison's nomlna- I
Hon. Th-.- t-isie had presented a candidate who
could have swept lt with a tremendous l.'cpuMlean
majority. Bul he had declined out of deference to a
(granger sentiment found io exist in th-* West. He
regretted his declination, bul al tha tame (line re
lo!ced that Harilson had been talcm np and tl.at V-w
Vork'l advlrc had been taken liv the parti. He lnv
llevid that hl? btate wuuid af tnt November elect ion
prove the wisdom of tht lelertloii.
The speaking at this point tu; Interrupted by tim
readlnc of a tliipateh from the (Jcrman American
Club of New-York which congi at uUtcd tho party on
Its nomination.
i-.?
DKLE^ATES IN SaODO__ VF.XIL.
ACCIDKST IO A 1AST 1UAIN (IX THK UALTIMOP.K
A\I> Ililli.
Plttiburg, June 20.-A Tiffin. Ohio, "Chronicle.
Telefraph'' dispatch say*: ?? tjw f_,t iraii, ?ii the
Baltimore ami Ohio, with Ckktaajo a*4sfaata, ran hate
a freight train imar Chicago .function at 2 o'clnck this
morning, w.-u, aolar al las rate of forty mii-s bb hour.
The engines, baggage car and and freight cars ama
demolished and the track torn up for a long _tttBfV
The engineer wa* fatally hun. and the nuaBOnfMI
scratched and bruised. Al) were taken back to I li?
toria and around to Columbus. The road was blocked
for severai hours."
enEHMA.v in__ give ms hf.auty t-ppoitr.
n/BBBlBftOU, .lune 2i\ (SpccUli.-sena'nr Sin iinmi. in
conversation to-diy, tock occasion to reiterate u,e
asturancc, already mentioned In The Tribune, thai he
would give tho tickel nominated at Chicago his St
support. He further spoke of ihe broad comprehen?
siveness of the platform and Ol the acceptable character
of the nominees. Hut he seemed to thtJBk that In tho
treatment of Mal.one ami Ms d-legaiion h-om Virginia
tbe Convention had not been altogether Jutt eithci o
Malan.e or to himself.
?
KEVHTONB KKPCBMCANS KAM.YINa
Bett Chester. Penn.. Juno _? (Hneclal).?Tho Young
n's Uepubllcau Club hold a large and enthusiastic
meeting at Its room* Jast evening, to runty the
nominations of flu ( hlcago Convontloa live
minute ipce<he?i only wero allowed, and tici makers
if thom all predicted Hid nominees as sun* winners
In tho great race. To-ni ghi the club hail a tuccess
fai' street parade. Ali the Bepublicans of this
district ate moiv than iilcattd with tin ucind, and
?promise it their eaiuest ami hearty suiiport.
TB* flatt II iaa-< In** Ciaurrm ?
Riaaoj Urta' Special Faronrt,
INDIANAPOLIS THK MECCA.
sruu.iNi; TjO-ES in THC moosiku city.
DKI.KOM'l'.lN'H TO OH1CAOO V181TINO CENERA ti
IIsKHImiN-TIIIIONUS IN TlliJ INDIANA
I'AITTAL.
? ni hsumnar-M th tao tsiubmb
Indianapolis, June 2 fi.?Tlie uproar tint began
in Indianapolis yesterday continued tn-dny with
even grenti-r vnlunie of dist met mer hound, and
t-vcrybo.ly BtrjTl*f1l Bf niaUing noiw seems to BB at
its full blnst. The Kiit-i-cliiiig, s-.-rc:iniiiig, riittling.
l.omnin_ discord flint BM grei ted the arriving dele?
gations nnd filled the air all through tlie day M
really a revelation in the possibilities of tumultu?
ous din and nickel, but. it is thc voice of the popu?
lace, wild with enthusiasm, and it promises tn, con?
tinue until Hoosier throats mid lunirs ure tinah't* to
m:it];i- themselves heard In any kind of noiso. The
eily is decorated ns it lias never been decorated
lu fore, and Hie novel and grotesque styles that.
HM overjoyed Hoosiers have fashioned out of the
National colors to give evidence of their extraor?
dinary enthusiasm would arouse the envy of
" llufTalo Hill's"' most gorfreou*. Indium In fact,
there ls sonic reason for suspect in j that Ihe Amerl- |
can flag is about the only thin-r in thc way of
clothing that a l*_grj portion of the Hoosier popu?
lation is wearlti-i just now. Next to HW National
colors thc most. conspicuous things to the eye fire
thc figures 544, which are written over everything
and everybody, nnd Hie port nibs of General Har?
rison, nbove and beneath which nre printed:
"What's the matter with Harrison ?m nnd
" He's all right." This is also thc refrain of the
continuous hurrah.
Th" noise hus been augmented hy the arrival on
all incoming trains of crowds of people from the
surrounding towns in Indiana and Illinois, who
have come to join in the demonst nit inns. The
Vermont, Georgia, Tennessee and Vir_ini:i delega?
tions, on their way home from Chicago, arrived
during the afternoon, and were escorted
te the residence of General Harrison,
where they were informally received by th
General and his wife. There were ne ?;i'-i <-li,s
bul tin delegates were each introduced and a pK-ns
BBt word. BBB- ns would probably be mm rnbcivd
and cherished, was given with a hearty B_BBB
of the hand to each visitor. The sin-ts about
the hi.use ol General Harrison have been thronged
BU day. and the place has a sort of Fourth of July
n Pl xa ra n ec. Hands of lemonade Stand about
tin- i :-t m..si s, lin- American ling in all sm s lloat.s
niiil trails about Bv_ryuhing within view, nnd there
is an appearance of fr-cdom and welcome ohiiruo
tcri/.ing UM whole scene. PhotOgtnpliers have
been kening in the plu-i' from nil points of view,
and everything from the house cat up to General
Harrison irms.it baa been pnetograpsted.
Ai company.uk the del "{rations that called upon
tis thm-nil tiiis iifi.-rnnnii win- OoknVal John G.
New, Colonel lindley, Atrtoiney-l.eneral Mich
c?i!-r. and otlnr lenders of the llarirsnii supporters
Rt Chicago. They wen- givOB a particularly cor?
dial welcome The introductions of tbs Vcrmont
?is to Genera' Hnrrtsorj by Colonel trudie) were
Of tbe Old style, anil Bl once placed the KeW-EUB>
landers on teims of familiarity with tbe BepublioBfl
ktandard-bearer. Their \isit. oonciuded by one
nf lin- Bamber calling out just as lu- was leaving
the parlor:
" What's the matter with Harrison V* to which
cum'- tho inevitable roarini,' responao, " He's all
i-sgha."
GXMUUL ItAIir.I.SON'S K-BBI \C.V. TO MTL MOUTON.
Qaneral Harrison has been reeelvrng telegrams
and tetters frnm all quartern and from many dla
tinguished persona, besides tho hundreds which ar?
rived la.st uight. In response to a telegram received
inst Bight be, tn-dav. Beni tha foUowinarv
Hun. Levi I". M'"!. e. N'cvt-Virk:
Thank* fur your kind Btssatfa, _M me assure rou that
Ubi aatttBtiea nf tam num..- with B?M aa tat UaBtt Itrsa
n,- -.-n-iit mttsAttiea. BKNJAMIN ll AIUUSON.
Qenern] Vf. T. Bbertnnn ha.* sent the following
telegram t<> the nominee:
ll ls pieper that I __*_ ai*si:ro you of my prent tsa*
lldence. Vou were true and faithful w.V.n we atided roon
if actina. I txlbrrs you anti le. ami jiu may command
?r.e.
Benjamin Butterworth and William McKinley
sty to Harrison: "Wo have met .vou and wc
un- yours."'
Many specials from old soldiers, college fra?
ternity nssnciat-s in the Phi Helta Theta, wool*
growers and protect ion his everywhere, have been
received.
A special train Berrying the Indiana nnd Cali
fornia delegates from the National Convention at
Chi ca ito in tiiis city arrived hen- late this evening.
The delegation*] were mel ;-t the depot by John 0.
New and other prominent Republicans. The Cali?
fornians, who lcd (hi break fm- Harrison nt the
Cmn int ion. were put in a big tally-ho conch, the
red silk Bag of California, which wa- already
adorned with the portraits of Harrison and Ito?**
tan, was put na the front s.-at of the coach high in
air. The coach was covered with Mags. The In?
diana delegation took seats in a carriage headed by
a brum band. The procctalon started from the
depot, and Hie streets through which the proocaaion
passed were jnmovd with spectators, Fully
20,000 people lined the Btreets, and almost half of
the crowd seemed to tie blowing tin home The
Cnllfomil mid the Indiana delegates were cheered
vociferously all along the route of Cue procession
from thc depot to the new Denison Unas-.
Aller eating rapper, the members, of two dele
rations took rmrrtagea, ami going to the house of
General Harrison commit ulatcd him boob liis
nomination. Genera] tlarrtoon thanked tlu-m all
heartily fnr the honor they had done him.
Thc Indiana and California delegations would
have been hen- carly this afternoon hut for a niil
way accident, which might have been of a bikblr
serious nature. When the special train v.-fi i di
I was t:earin? them from Chicago to Indianapolis
had reached a point (mir miles this gide of Honan
the flange of the wheel of the locomotive broke
and casi the nar truoks ol i!.'- locomotive tender
off thc track. Th" trucks thus liberated wire
drugged over the tics for a distance nf a quartet
. i a DUM and over a Ballway bridge before, the
engineer was able to Bton the train, which was
travelling at the rate nf forty miles an hour,
Tits were broken into pieces, and the ground be?
tween the traills was torn up as titOUffb hy* a
gigantic plough, but the train fortunately clung
to the track.
ax AtinnRRS TO ms OLD BOB-MBM.
Several delcirations from the out counties were
among those who culled, and Binung thOM whoso
visit most deeply affected the General were about
one-lifth of the survivors of his old regiment, the
70th Indiana, accompanied by some of the ISBth
lllinois, which io rm ed a part of his brigade,
They were introduced hy Major Gruhhs, and iu
raurnuBM General Harrison said:
Oentlemen : Called as I have baefl ly the Nations!
Convention of one of the steal political partial of thi*
coiiiitiy to be its candidate for tho Presidency, lt win
probabu lie my fortuna before ide eleetlofl lo receive
many oBiegatluna reproaentlng various later.--:* and
elasaei if our Mloa <-.i t ./..* n-.. bul I am ian thal nui
nf iher.l all th.lre Will enme DOBS Whose eOBBlBg Will
? <-ii'-li my baan so deeply as this visit from my eon
indi* of tue "nih Indialla ami thee scattered members
of ihe oilier icj-ini'-ats thad constituted thu Third
lnvision of the Twentieth Anny Oarps. i recall
the BBeajm ta which .Major Granta has alluded.
I taaaeaaaer that summer day. when, equipped sud
armed, are were called to leave our h.nuns ami OHMS
tn" chlo Rttev ami aaler the terrHorr 'h1*1 **??*?
iu aim* anani,! tnt Government whleh we bad strorn
to support, j neall, witii von, the tender parting,
tba wnamag ai hearts aith which wa left those we
loved, i recall tat high and lei ..vant determination,
the resolute carriage with which you weal te do
.Mun- -,.ut in ti,.. -,-,,,iK ()f suppressing the .reit re
hellion. I remember tlc scenes through which re
went in thal Irani discipline of s-rvlce und sl.-I.ne*.*,
aad all of theta bard lacKtents which arc BecessaJry to
ronverl eltlseat late vetersas. i remember tbe
m.-M.-, oi baltic in which wu Moud together. I r
inemlier (-specially thal broad and iI.'cji gravo at |
the fool of tha Beaaea Hill, where wu i
lelt ttOSU gallani cotinad.-s who fell lu that
dosperaie charge i remember through u all ihr ^al
lainey, devotion and iteadfattaati, tin* bignell patriot?
ism, JPOU ah-ays exhibited. I romomhrr bow, after
twasplng dnwn with hhcrman from Chattanooga tn thc
sea ami up again thmugh tim ( amllnas ami Virginia,
you. with those -."-Ham araBM that had spured tba
Kate of ihe (south br leulsvUle and vlei
marched into the peal review up the grand svuniui
of our Natintiai tajiitai. i remember that proud
iee nc of which we wen. ra..f ,),-,, |t_?_.tBe glad re
Joiclng ns mir fa. es wen n,i-Rmt homeward, the my
lin- which greeted ns as the banner of our rcgl
ii.tnt was now and ih<-n recognised by tome home
lil- nils who had irathereii i? see us The wbolo course
nf thete. im ii-irts nf battle, ot slekness,
of aaathi af vleterjr, crowned thus by the triurn
phaut i-tsun-e-r'lon of Natlimal auih.illly and bv tbs
mutter out md our return to Umsu In.me, lhat we
loved, inx-le ai.-a.ii sm uro .paliiti all tho ryeil? which
hayl tlireateiicii ni"m.
I f.?.t Unit lu this ??aiupaiftn upon which 1 am mi?
tering, and which wtll undi.iibteiilv eauss careful acne
Hay, i-eilinps unl.lnil and evnn maller.m- assault a, all
that [elates to my not contplcueui but loyal Bervteas
with ymi In Ure anny I may confldantlr have with my
honor lu Um l-.andv nf (Bo lumvtna membaN of thfl
T'/tli IiuPuna. whatovor their political fniih mav be.
(('rle* ol '? Th-it I- true, Ocuriral " and - Pe_"J
Maj I a .. you no*, tar I bim tu, deepit Brovod hy
thu visit io ?.pea- as I ?,?i!,i iirsiir. that aach one
wiii enter lass door thal will elwari open with a
heart) welcaree i.. ron, and i-i bm lake you br tba
hand. ? beering.!
LnttX UM crowd beennm BB gIBBt that the Gen?
eral went out and Bpolra, briclly and feelingly.
HAU.YING ATtOi'M) THE IIAIHtlSOX IXAIJ.
Hartford, Conn,, June go (jspeclal).?Connecticut
lb-publicans, particularly In this central portion of tho
stile, have a feeling of energctlo hiipefulrie--, la
sptrafl i.y Ins nomination nf Harrison ami Merton.
ni'd by the platform wlihli ls BB pronounced bj favor
of r-rotccttng the gicat Indutttlrs (ha' centre hero.
GOVERNOR FOHAKKi: WELCOMED HOME.*
uk DKXir.M IB VKitiR(it;s fABSMASM a M. ciiahoh
(?K TI'.KAC'lll.lIT TU Rill-: KM AN.
Columbi!*, Ohm, June cc. (Sr.i*elal).--*-hlo Repab*
Heans are much disappointed that an fthtt man wat
not nominated at Chicago when ll wa* apparent thai
Sherman could not bc the caiulltUt". .'"'ly en Mon?
day Koraker's friend* Int*** that limy cn-ild nimlnate
him If Sherman was liven Bp, bul Sherman's Mends
mado -o many BtKBUllOBS nf Ina-h'ty and threat.
eued all mts Bf political e. ll for Ohio If Sherman wu
deserted on any l.allnt. that rumker BdVlaed e-, | rf
fi lend to remain tnio ti. Mirrmaii. even If lt wt* bops
leg*. To-day Covcrnnr Forster ret ni ned fr- m CbkBffO
with many other Mate officers. At IBs Ornoo, taepot
thousands of Republicans had gs'lrered to five him a
reception, ile was escorted to his home by a uVTBa
Btjeesanfan, and there he respondrd to the honor by
laying:
"(Jcntlemcn of the Club: I could not do less than
thank you for this unexpected honor, fi"- unexpected
lt most certainly ls. We aro not returalnit home
crowned with honors Your actions. hnwcvcT, ITS
p.-nliat-ly In accordance with Um last telegram I re?
ceived from Ihe Rep. John chcrinati before ataWBag
( hil aim. In this telegram he said he dc-licl tn lhatili
the Ohio delegation for Its etfort I In bat behalf, i
that lt had done all In Its power for his noinlnaiion.
TliU elves the Ho to Int statement* at retoforc made,
that thoro wat (launer of the dcb-railon UlUvtng
recreant to tho Irust lmpo?-l upon them by Ihe Wo
publicans of (Hilo. Them never wa* anvthlng In thia
except In tho minds of the Infernal ia??als who cir?
culated the reports, but they sre knnclel mt: and tua
dead io skin. Wo did not ucl Hiernirm. aud as In?
diana was inclined to nive him tho go-by, ire Beaahuied
to take her Iti and also New -Yoi'.(." (Cheers.)
benni reference wa, made to Judge finn man by 'ho
Crowd, and Ihe (Jnvrriiur replied ;
"TBS tr-tars and snipes have talion the place af lie
baananna, which has bom lekaared ta nat tune wami
lt had no political MgBlBoanBO As we have h*. a
UH I atid tiresome siege. I propose tn cn mid g-t -mi"
thing to eal ami smne -le.-p. a11f? i Whleh -*..- will buckle
mi Un- armor as von have dune, and II shall liol be
taken mr till lt ls Hmo to inaugural!- our successor ta
QBprei Cleveland." _
DEPEW, MIL!.KR AUD BI8COCK AT BUFFALO
WII.I) l',NTIIfSIA*tM OVKR Till*. TICK KT AM) THK
.??TI I'. 1'.IN'i SI'I'Kc ll 1 B
r.uffalo, X. Y.. .lune BB (gpoClal). li" I.epiibllrans.
hail their fVfst gtand deinmistration tn night In honor
nf the Han ison ."dinton ticket. All the dubs turned
out ami m"t i beameey H. IBnww'i ipeetal train from
Chicano ai p:S0 e'eloeB, Mr. Dej-cw. BB-Saaatet
Warner Miller sud annular Frank Illscnck made
speeches, and weis; che-red tn the c. lin. They Sjioke
tram sn spaa tan tana. Mr- IBMnrn tmM not make
bimmil h'-unl fnr snme mit,BBM BB Beeouul of tlie
uproar. After quiet was restored. bB said:
"My Friends: This is mmii U-BffSfl than Um
CMeago Ooavenfton. I had Blade ap my
mind that I was most fort tl Beta In
heine born In Pceksklll. bul betOaiter, If my advice u
asked. I shall advise | li fl in Ih> barn In Krh* County.
Erie Cminty ls HM political thermometer of New-York.
If you have arrived at fever heat now Imo days after
Ihe nomination, yon will be at Un* bolling pat?I by
election time. I have returned fruin i 'bleat i bring?
ing on my far a Presidential corpse, but I promise
that before the campaign ls over, I will prove lt the
liveliest corps;* that ever escaped burial. The re
suits af tin- ('.invention wert satisfactory tn tho Con?
vention, ami, i balnrre, le tts* wnnh country.
Wc have built a platfi.rrn on Whleh every man can
stand aird we ha-.v uninitiated a ticket which every
man ran vote for. It ls a platform fnr American
lion.es against hovels, fnr American labor aealtist
BneigU pauperism, fur American Ideas ami Industrie*!
and citizens, nsllvo or naturalized. Vim ate near
enough lo the border herc to know vou don't want
to reproduce canadian conditions nh this side. You
will Increase pasir population next Buvembef by one
eltlr.en you have lost (Cries of "we've hail enough
of him, "We don't wan: bbu.*)
'J be Ol.tcoaie of this Conventlnn With
all th" grand men that were presented, and taara
were none but grand men, has liecn the choice nf lae
grandest of them all. (.eticral Harrison, of Indialla.
(Qiual cheers.) Ile beusttgl to a grand old stuck.
When the lieliclllun aroha out Un* grandson of
patriots abandoni-d everylhlng tn flght for lils
eouatry. I saw In your local pap-r this morning
the headline *Pedigree."' Weil. blond will tell If
It's all right and Isn't diluted too much. (Ap
idause. | Wo believer lu IbOrOBajkUtB-1 and
Harrison ls s thoroughbred.
We -aid to th" f "un vim lim. (Jive us Hirrlsnn and
Morton, and we will give you New-York (applause),
and the -itiimlie mad' tn tlie Natl ri will tm redOSBBSd
at the pulls ne\t fal! by the Km pl rr- state. (Ap
plnuse.) I look io see a moving host of Bepttb*
Iteaaa next Revataber, reaablng from sTIngera
Falls to HOBtaUk Point, a bott that
shall put New-Vnih main lu Um list of KepubUcan
"ates with tt aaajBBttf of to,OOO,
V. ain.-r Hiller made a brief protection speech, and
followed bj senator Ilise,ck in a stirring address,
emeral stewait I.. Woodford addtrsaed an enthusi?
astic crowd at tl,.- Qem Sa Hotel later In tho evening.
R E \V-J E R SK f BIA UTS OUT WE I ila
THK KBTBCSI-BM VSSOVBBSD BOW AMI TIIK
RBBCBUOAVI IBTBBB To RfCBBASB it
Tba Ilepublicaas of Newark will mak-> a domon
itratJon at the beetBiusrters of tbe Duleo League la
that ciij to-morrow- nit^lif. A furinnl rftflCptJOB will
be given to the rollin.ini; New Jersey BStegBtai from
i lina*--!., and thara will bo addresaoa aad Bmworka.
Bk-neaator Bewail, Gearp A. Halsey, wullara Walter
J helps, leuetor (.iig?'s ami otketa win bo ateaeal
"The New Jersey li-ie gaitnag,* gubBtbed in Bewarh
and Ike most lafluentlal Oennan aewtpapet of the
state., yesterday put tin- BepabBcaa Pnikteatial tick-'
at the head of Hs columns, and BBBOUBt ed thru Hie
nominees would reeette the h.-arty support of Ott*!
man-iirpublican*. ol d.e State.
The nows of :i.? reeuh of the < btoaga fTantnnllon
wa* received In t__abetk With the greatest eutbtttl*
mm Ia less than Itu minutes after the telegram
announcing IlaniMii.'s nomination flashed over tho
wiro, Oomaal Common Harris, tin* Braad*st. Hour
merchant, unfurlei tn tho breeze the tatleicd bat Hi?
ll;.-- ni lbs old lath Beajmenl new-JJoraot Velrmteers,
Tho prompt asm of tho aid eolaaal immedlBiolj
aroused great BBUJashHm In the m ighiioiimnil, and
every Ite]iubilcaa ipilckly fnllnwcd lb- n.\ainple.
Boaflrea wen* ligimd, BraeracBert sad Baaaaa eandlei
were asl off and tlie lag IP-puldlcaii heailipiaitci-t lu
broad H. were biilllantiy llliiiiilnal.il.
The news of the nunilnailon af BanttUB w-as re?
ceived In Kabway with great enthusiast:!, and Brernv
latiniis were ai anet began by tbe Basmben ol the
Vti.mg Mon's llepiib'ilcun ( lnb BBBrOpt lately In cele
brato *s boob ns Um aemlBoe Bm VBte rioikleiil be?
came known. It was ti o'clock before the newt nf
Mr. Mnrton's nniiiiiratlnn was meelved, aad as ..mm bj
it be.arno bbowb tbs Btaatban sf \uii nattery
btwugbl out their cannon and began Bring a tal Be ol
100 suns, Cauwdi ni Rapubllenni gathered from ail
jinns af tho city, and the itieei in trooi of Hu- Kepub?
Ucan bSB<ll|BBllmi WBB tomi paci.-d willi enlliu-ia.li,*
Kepuiillians wlm gave vent lo their bapplaeM and
ciithiislasin by slairin.-. 'Hie (lb-. ( bib ,,f |M gepab
lican ("lub wara gathered together and. lal lag ;i,e __]
riii_- Bash patriotic BOBBI I "TB! Bed, B !i t- rm,!
niue'' '?columbia,'' '? Haily 'round ike nag* at.il
"jaaiehlag Tiii-ongr: Georgia." The MthwIutUe Re
publlcsni tool up iii" songs, atc) for blocks aruund ti."
air nag with the (eyful notea. The btadqua i
trimmed nith bunting, and a'-m-.* the bum ai n,
buiiiiiii',' loni? itflnns nf i Mm i' uutterni added tn i_e
brfUlaaey of las seoae, whjlle bum ti- stdi
brilliant lights In all cnb.is of I re -k la.-. No BBCk
areas ofaatanslasm has beea seen in Kaiiwaj mi .
i;.-puidlcans of all ibadet of optnleu, and many abo
withdrew their tuppori ta USA, met iii spirit af bar*
BMM y. sad all plrd.-.-il lu wiri Inrd to bring Ncv.-Jcim-v
Intii the BopublluBB Rna ne\i Novctnbi-i-.
Tin*' WBB a BrUBd rally at the headipisrtrri a* fhn
r. .-. crain BenubBeaa Ctun, at gpaaeetfi iia:i.
sm th I'lalnlinld, on \inniia..- evening. Housing ?*.
were BJBgfl by t'barl'*s 1*1 ace, Iii iincllinan Neialhini
! ti .i pud. Uii- K'-v Mr Taylor BBB) athen
hean Hy Indorsing thc nomlnutlon of Harrison md
Harton, ami pledging thu bbb_fj itHrpuii of njaj ,iu:,
for the ticket. 'Iwonty |VB BBB nc BBB) BB BUM added
lo ihe roll, iwelllng li to 17... About BOO t
Bataaatajea Tao Bssnalan w-?* BtaBveaaal bj lbs
colored ilium corps (who ivnder'-d voa:" iaiilliir?* ,
Tin-in tnt alto a gund display of mew ul kt. ,?.,, u,,,
Hist gua of tire campaign. Il was considered a gi ml ,,,,,,_
Owing to Um BSBth nf Dir furn,rr ?sajBJdaat, - "UBrlllBBn
Mlleii, nnd the pititraete I alrtenei- of IBS iBBraBgSt; l>
cralf. >,; Root -a- el-ted tn nit Hie fiutnei, ai^i ,.
N. hix-neer in nu tha latter pn-iiion.
I I'i.ii the leiri-ijil Bj Hm Bi-Wl 1*1 I li" li'.Ililtiailon ?[
Ubi laen and Morton. Iba authualaaai of ibo Reaubli
\*<" of Ihe little village ol cre.ki i
Bergea ( .ku,ty. -.. J. ,,,,,1,1 not \ Sj
controUed, and ai.ild Hm bnomliig of cannon and the
glai-e of bonBret. a ratlilcatiou asaetlBg wat held in
tuppori nf the Bepanuean nomlaott amt tho t-ntire
piatlrorra. This lt somethlm; .,-w to Ibli ter tlon
which ha* hi'r-tnfniv*. been ttrotii-lv DemocruHc and l-l
caused mainly by the removal hero of the work* of
I, C. Lindo _ Co. from ConnocUcut, and whole employei
are strong for protection. The greatest effect, how?
ever, will be soen at tho .November election.
?
A Ntl PAJUDI IN PHILADELPHIA.
twfi.p_ tuol'hani> MSB i*< UsTB run BanBIBPH
ami MiiitroN-c'AMnrN" BATtBfB *.
Philadelphia, Juno 2(1 (Special).-There was a mon?
ier Intnoul to-night of BopuhlhlBB ClBbS, In hmm! nf
tbs iiiimlna'luns and to Bre_enN felted tho I'olegafes
to thc chicago Convention, Tim lin- was funned ht
tares dlvkdoos, in Bread st, as follow*, with Coteuel
Wendell!*. Ho'-, man, of las lat Iiegiment. Ine mniar.d:
Kital lilvMnti Ki -pul 1. an Invincible?-,, Harmon*/ Le
|.,n. young Ke-nibllci'-i'r. I'iilon KepubUcan I lob, Qooi
Will Legion, and First Illaln- Club of the Baited
Ha cs. Si enid Dil?bas Inion Republican Club. l.'>(h
Waidi <"i:l m BepUbUeaa ? Ink, lath Ward: Republican
I., ?ague, -lilli Verdi Ynling Men's li.epubllr.-Ml Club,
SOtt Hard: Protective Taiif.' Club. Mfa Want! Lin
. nlti Cub, gath BUS. Third nivlslon-f-enate Hub,
7th Ward: Alpha ('bib, r,th Ward; Republican As?ocia
Hon, _*>t lt ffai*l| Alitl-fobdcn Club, lptli Warfl; E. H.
tramp I'lub, 1 mt li Ward; ('ampalgn Marching (bib,
l?t Hurt* daten Republican Club, 14th Ward; Young
Men's Uejiuhllinn OaUb, lilli Ward, i hore were over
lL'.ixKJ men Iii BBB carrying torch.-*.
ThB deb-gates WOTS received at th" Broad st. station,
sf'.cr which the column marchi d Brm a number of
down town Kireots. Ilannnrs Wu-lratlve of Ilepuh
lii sn hJe-js were rarrl'd. ()v.-r I'M) portraits of llsr
iisiiii and Murtoa, Beaked bp Btoiectiouist mottoes,
v te enrilr-d. lin* Ain--ilcan flag hati.ll.ei(*l.lef gow
fr.un avoir toi-ch-staff. ani put imo InalgitdBcanee tbe
"d '.I dun ii ..f ike Proa Traders, The best ol
|. trailed, arti as thc club.; stopped to ?ri*enadc the
i.flli-iB of tho Republican papcts, ihe thousands of
throats Cheered lustily for the candidates of the great
ld publican patty. Prior lo leaving their <pmrturs
this evening, each nf Hie clubs passed Kirotig resolu*
tluns ludo sin-; the strm.laid lenirrs chosen at chicago.
The I'atudcii Republican (bib of that city held a
munster ratification meeting tonight, In honor ol Hnr
rtaoB and Horton, The ipeaaars wera ex-lfnlted
Mates lenator Aletander c cntfeli. Assemblyman
Adam gnllh, B, II. Cii-y. John L. Wheeler, ex Depart
incut i oramaader of th- Oread Army of lae Republic,
if New--.lei-.ev. I,. T. l-> lionise, president of tbe club,
nnd Dr. w. fi. Btruarits
BSJOICIRG IIOSTH anti east.
NI.W-VOKK AXD BBW*>BBO_aVBB JOIN IN GIVINO
i xi'ltrssinv th THKlit BATIBBACTIOB,
OaaBBU, S. _., June '.'H.- The Republicans ratified
tko nomination of Harrison and Mnrton In this city
li.t Bight with bonfires, cannon and fireworks. Them
\...- ri gt ai Crowd In Hie Street Spoil hes were made
by Cbngrastmaa N. w. Nutting and t. ii. white, in
which lt was predicted that USWegO would give 4,.100
majority for Hie I'epubllran ticket.
Aubiiri-. ?, V., June -Jd.-The Republicans nf Au?
burn rfiilti.-d ihe notnlnatlon nf Harrl-oii anti HortOB
' '? play by firing a salute of 100 guns and B grand
display of Imurorfci in the evening iitider nu* ausplees
of tin- Hap nb Ulan Clan, when preaaueat, c. B> itcu,
Inliiiiluci d a* the speaker of tim evening T. M. Pom?
eroy and A. V. BowlBBdi A large and entlitislaKtlc
Crowd listened to their iporohos. The various v.aid
eluba, brunis and tho display of flt"".corks reads the
scene such as ha* lint bBBB tUrBUSBBd in this city.
Itliaca, N. _., June BB. Cannon wen* lired Bast
Bight and marilsl music stln-ed tho city, but the
d'-miiirsiratloti Wal not iuil]c|.*nt to mark the sati-Har
Hon of thc ^publicans witt IhB National ticket. A
l.itge fund was rolh-cted to day and this evening Um
Young Men's Republican Club celebrated by salutes nf
url liter;y and au extensive display of fireworks.
I.Jmlra, N. Y., JUBB _'i (OpSBlSj).?*TbB Republicans
-f lids city held a gland ratification mooting In WNn.-i
Park Ibis evenng.
Binghamton, ff, Y.. Juna '-'I (Special).-Th-* Repub?
lican ratification meeting beal hero tonight was Hie
most eiithn-lii-tic and lat_Ml ever held In Ili-oomn
County. A salute af thirty eight guim and a long
torchlight procession, with bands of music, preceded
the meeting.
*<e-, -ll.-df'ird, .lune "fi njpBelel). ?Republicans her-e
hit* JuMlant over Harrison awl Morton, and an- not
ijeekward In expressing Hu* opinion that tba Hckt is
i.ngcst that could havo been made. Many Hog*
i-nriiis espies*. I SritBagUem IO vote the Republican
llchet and lt appears now that the Republicans of this
lectkm Of the Slate will present an unbroken front this
lall. Tim Republican club will ratify the nominations
lu a fitting manner.
Williamstown, Mass.. June 2d (Special).?Tho Re?
publican Club of B Illlamstown hail tonight a grand
temonatiatton sad rattneatbrn of th<' wibi lim! ton of
Harrison and Morton. Later In the evening they
eii-ii:nl"d Martin I. Townsend, Of Troy, and I'.dwaid
A. Durant, Jr., of Albany, both of whom res pi md d
Hie nominations give general saiftfeetlOU bam and i
full BepubUean vote is innied far.
Augusta, Mc. .lune 2*1 (Ppaetat).?The Republican*
nf augusta Hil- Bvenlng )olneu In ?n enibnalaatlo cele*
iirati..n in rail fleet lon of ihe nomlnatloni at chicago.
The Young Men's BepubUean 'dub. 900 strong, visited
tlc- ie-id.-i.res nf E. c. Hurleigh, Ihe Republican can?
dida'" for r.overnor! 8 Br, Mathews, Howard owen.
Orville D. baker and Ira II. Randall, each of Whom re?
sponded heartily to tin- tetenade. The -pcak-rs all
yan' Hani-nu and Morton cordial support and ex?
pressed renewed confidence in Mr. lilatne. hts nomina?
tion in IBU. bellin demanded, bells were rung,
cannon fired and tba Bli rent willi Cheers and Mumu
for Hie candidate.
I'ROYinr.NTE SALUTING THE TICKET.
IA lt.MU NU AM) KiniNC CANNON' IN ITS HONOR
?BBPTJBLIOANfl wri.i, BATIBP1BD.
Pmvldi ti-e, R. I., Audi- gd (Bpet lall.?The Repub?
licans Of Rhode I'lrvid were hoping tor and expecting
the Bi mil,rr lion of Blaine, rn thal the mst leellBg over
the ii'ii'iiiiatinn nf Hu i'sun wan one of disappointment,
lt waa not tu hear, however, before (hey beptn to
feel u,ai i wist Hiing had been done in taking lbs cnn
dhiri e from a doubtful Slate, This, coupled with Hie
BOmlBatlOB Of Mnlinn, is now regarded as th" best
thing Hist could have lu cn done. At I o'clock lat!
i pi pupation was foi Bird, headed by two bands,
and BtBiehed through tbs principal st rents, cheering
for Ham-on. A Hag bearing lils name was Hung to
the breens, and a Nat Ional salute wa-, Ired.
Many Republicans wlm VOtad BgBlBSl Ulallie are
mach pleased Bl tbs re.ult. as lt gives thom an op
port uni t| io come lack lo Ihe fold Without doing
Violence to their pride. Several of this class are thc
uinsi enthusiastic Harrison men to-day. Tic- al
ti:nd- of -Tin- Journal," In declaring that the issue is
mi" of principles and not men, and that lt. prefers the
1 .em.ulalie principles upon the tarli!, has opened the
cjd ol many KepubUcan. who were following the lead
Of that pap'r Info the enemr'i cuni). On Hie square
i<Rue of the tariff. Rhode Uland will vote for protec?
tion by nu enormoua majority. There ls, therefore,
Hi. beal and must harmonious feeling In KepubUcan
circles to-day, of any time for the last four years.
-?-a*
A1*3_B- B_T_0_T IM'.AJ.Tll.V FUDGED.
Detroit, Mich., -lune iii'..-(.eneral Alger mef an
eritiiu iastic reeeptkm tjfbau hs appeared al the rett*
Beattea mooting of the Michigan Clab last night.
II- -aid: "The loyally of this beloved State has
IO touched my bearl thal I can only say. (Jud bleat
you. If In my future life I can only show myself
worthy of this great conti.lenee you have reposed In
tue, I shall be deeply thankful. We are all Hmrlsuri
nun hore to-night, and We should all work for him.
\\e nar havs bsea duappornted. if i had gol wanted
th.* onice. i ibond aol have worked for it, but my
disappointment is mulline: to be compared te tba bi eal
victory we will achieve lu Xovembsri We want to
pal sway all qaettlon aim.it Mjrhiaan being a doubt?
ful gtata Wbott'er i- oar stajr_lard-bearer, he is uar
ti au."
MP. ronp PRA1SB- TIM", TICstRT AND Pt_tTP01Ui
Patrick rind Las tint as yet leturued from Chlctgo.
Bl -?nt Inls telegram, Whleh will apj.-ear In "The Irish
World" to d iv :
Thc n-*uli nf the rhlcago Convention. lltBSUgk a disan
|,eli.Un. ni in the ard.-nt tdmlrurs of lllnine and Btpet?Bf
in tt.i- iri-ii. I* ii'.i anaceapttBtt to BepaMlesaa gmieraiiy.
pUt nen ii.- if" aortkr aaiitiatBan and uti alsiltiai has
ii, nwt Bag in it- SevettaWtaaB bbs BepahHeaa nu ir.
lu my judi'ir.i -it. will find aha fud tn TTBBbiBKtBB a nari
uni: BJ "-i-.'i tBS ci. nine fall.
l i;\( i i: i i.i ];?* TO KATII'Y.
'lilcag I, .lille 80,?Thl --'ll'-' nullullie" of Hm N'a
i oi mittce of 11." Repubheaa tamgna of ibo
[lulled Btates held a inciting kere l_4saj. Then
areatBl Mr, l'u-t.-r. prattdent., Bud Mr. i larl-t-m,
i hali man af Um aUmrnitve < eaunittea sf the Lianne,
and the member* of ll.e e.,intuit tee. It ?as dOBldSd
that a inceiing of Ike iBB>a_eeatirB I BmmHtas of tho
fjapan si-null lu* Balun] to n.t bj New Vni-U ( Ity, at
fa nug lifUi ave. at IO o'clock, Wednesday, July ll.
and that the presidents af the va-lons Utate LtBgUSl
. io-ild be nntllled lo merl with Hie league fur con
ce
Th- cumiirlltce OSHlolh) l-' piesl ell K.-publli-.iri club
Ill tin- l pited Male lo call meetings and ratify IBS
platform aid tin- tl- kef BBBB .bun- BJ, ko that the
wari Bl Um campaign mn^ benin BnUDrmly sbtnugh
Bul tan country.
BBMOMtBAfSD FOn cnxoEESS.
hhnron, I'.-nti., Jun.- BJ ispeclali.-ln Hm Mercer
t'oiiniy Cotivctiiliin Imlay h?Bt*_aaj Hall was reuom
Itiated fur t niigress bv aeclaniuilnii. Hg will ie
t-Oive UM district noinlnatlnn. Mr. Hall defeated
Robartt IWU yan ago. bul In t|?- new di*tlief ll |,
. ??in-.ri 11, ni be will be mowed under bj 3,000
a_-:".'.'y;. ?-,
I Heel*, ni tllmiu...
We li.ar a gio! 'leal apaal Ilia licnptiii-il rfte-vi n ,nn hu ,
III. n( du-iinii.iiniit t olorailii ani otner Wi-aiern ieeallllM
Inii. aban a uiuri iiiHiit|a<i lils Ul-cs nf ruaiiltneii iii Hm haas
of ini|i.iiMni- ins hetlili without nut trvinr lu. I'i?rce'?
(??dian Mrilio.il BU?Bterjr at bbbIhw * ^r??inil*inK*. |B
nina i-ata* out of to i lei tu i at li t ?n\* Ula llni-.au I mount,
'lint |iri<tt ifiiirilr twas IIS iinwpr m-i .,'. artrctiaii < of ia..
i .mil .uni inuit, tn un.ii i ts. -rn nu*, c i tarro snit tren att>
Kuniplinu, whliii in 1 mg tcrufnla, to th* mmpla (sot that lt
inn ttl. tami oariciioi tho hm jd sad laTlioratti ttiBdubill
l*it.l lyiioob
The World Famed Wafers of Carlsbad
Tanaka In a decided manner of the rharseterB of two
clause* of witers-tiie alkaline or carbonate of soda water*,
the galina or chloiide of sodium water*. Therefore lt I*
not surprising that this water finds a large range Of appll
cflti.iii and that Itt efflcacr In many /4b?e?*c'' ?? cowmen*
turablo therewith.
MVF.lt MSF.ABES. The waters of Carlsbad are ijdtpted
pcrntid other* for treatment of this organ. Even In tho
carly st-ir,"-. nf fatty liver, there ls probably un one remedy
thst will yb-.ll is Hood retults ss a course of Carlsbad
Water.
HAniTUAr. CONSTIPATION. TM* die**** r?n be
permanently cured by tho usa of tho genuine Imported
Carlsbad Wat-r.
GALT. rVTONFJ*. ire freriifntly evacuated in lartre num?
bers under the administration of (hi* waler, and often tho
tendency to their formation lt effaced.
KN I. ABO EM KNT OF TIIE SPI.KFN, I* S result of
malnrUl dinette, lt also well trailed by a course of thia
wat*r.
DIABETES. Dr. I. Beegep. Profe**or of Medicine at
Un. rnlverstty of Vienna, In his eelebrstod work on dis
hotc* nv*ll!tua, itny*: Of sll remedlet In my largi experi?
ence with this dlstite, and the tnany experiments which I,
nt well a* tuen prominent men ** Ant***., Flee_.es,
DBBWSBBB, snl others, have made, Carlsbad Water deserves
to be placed In the flrtt rank.
All nf the above writers asreo with m<> that the u?o of
tho Carlsbad Water* oxcrte a very beneficial Influence In
Pmtntas I have In the course of tnany years treated
a very large number of patients sufforUig with tho disease,
and have with trrett interett noticed the effect of Carlsbad
Water in reducing the amount nf tugsr. My invariable ex?
perience has boen Wist almost without exception an Im?
provement wat marked and noticeable during and liter th*
ute of the waler*, even where no ttrlct diet wa* observed.
COIU'L'i.F.NCE I* not only an Inconvenience, but often
a dlseste. Hy a eourse of Carltbad Water with occa
Sttatal dose* nf tho Imported Kprudel Salt, to produce free
caihartit, the perton may be considerably reduced, proper
attention Ix*lnK given to diet.
CATAURH AND DISKASES OF THE STOMACH,
OOUT ANI? RH KUM ATI SM. For thew dlseaacs the uao
of tho genuine Carlsbad Waler ls highly recommended.
Ii-. Jln'Iini Isc-r In a ncent lecture nays:
The unnatural motions of th" stomach cruising pressure
snd belching!, the Irritations of the Intestines resulting
lu catarrh of the bowel*, and the Inflamed mticnui mem?
brane* are the most fruitful of all known cause* of disease.
Out of them grow mott kidney nnd liver tn.utile*, diabetes,
sll rhoutnstlc tffectlon* and tout. I have found that tho
unnaturul motion* af th" stomach ceate, the Intestinal
troubles Docomo soothed, and health results from the u?e
of Carlsbad Water. The diuretic effect* of this water, Its
iiiijet, ucUoti upon tho Inflamed l.-itettlnot aro beyond all
?.ralf".
Beware of Imitations. The genuine I* bottled under
the supervision of the city of Carlsbad. Each bottle ha*
the teal of the city and thc signature of " Eisner _ Men
deiton Co.," solo agents, C Barclay-it.. New*York, on tho
neck ot every bottle
A MADMAN'S CONFESSION.
UK BAYS. HK KIIXEJI I.ITTl.K FHA Nh' WILLIAMS ON
SUNDAY?HIS K'H'.Mr.ll ClttMK".
Henry Hoper, thc farm laborer -who was arresled on
lUaatesBfl of hilling Frank williams, age six, thc son
nf James WilburnB, of Cold Spring Harbor. I.. I.,
whose budy wm found In a feld ne*r his father's
house on Monday, confessed ye-ierday that he mur?
dered tho child. After the Inquest was hold on Mon?
day night and tho Jury had rendered a verdict to tho
eJfect that Boper was re-iponslblii for tho child'* Benin,
Ure prisoner was taken to the town Jail In Huntington,
Constable Ferguson remaining with him all night.
Super fell a-deep shortly afterward and slept until 4
o'clock this morning. Ills first, words to Constable
Ferguson were: "I own up I Billed Frank. I want
to make a confession and tell you all about lt." The
constable sent at onco for Justice Hendrickson and
Coroner Woodard, and on their arrival at tho Jail
.Sopor mado a full confession of tho woy in which he
hil killed Hie boy and hidden his body.
Hoper assigned no motive for the crime and did not
apjear to realise the enormity of lt. He ls about
thlity-elght years old, short and slim, and of dark
complexion. Ile has been subject to fill of madness,
at which times ho became almost uncontrollable. It
apjesrs that len years ago Boper attempted to kill
Kilt lilrmlngham, ago seven, Inflicting serious In?
juries on l.cr. Ho was sent to prison for five years
Bar the offence. After his relearn he returned to Cold
Spring Hat bm- and obtained employment as coachman
for Sidney Titus, who-e barn he sot on fire six months
later. He was tried and convicted of ar-on, and was
sentenced to two year- in the -.tafe prison.
lb: again returned after leaving prison and was
cm pl ired by Andrew Tit-is. There appeared to 1i?*
Willi _ Inflicted with a knife on the boy's bod;, but
Bttpnr deni ?- using a knife, and none has yet been
found. Justice Hendrickson yesterday eorrmltfed Super
to Hr.- Rivet-head iall to await tim action nf the Oread
Jury, lt is teared that Hie mother of ibo murdero'l
Loy' will BM survive the shock of hu death.
CONFI EMA TI ONS D Y CO U FTES Y.
A TOO COMMON PRACTICE IN THE SENATE.
CIVIL "KHVICK BaWsMUl Al UXLMn.iriKD IN A
BBXBUri AI'I'oIN'IMl.NT.
U .ellington, Juno 20 (Spacial).? Confirmations by
comte*.)-, aitken! formal action of tin- Judiciary Con*.
iniuoo iu tim Baaate, aro beses_Bg entirely too Bumer
on*, senator Blair, of Ksw>ltampshlre, AJseevurad
3 est frilay riftertioon tha! Mr. Smith, the nominee ot
Brewer jones, tho DeaioeratBi im*s of New-Hampshire,
had been put through in this way, and moved a re?
consideration. The yalal of order wis ral-fd that
as moro than two e.xccutivo sessions had been bakf
?IBM Mr. h.mill's conlirmailoii, the nioilon carno too
late. The point eras iBStalBBd, after roferenco lo tlc)
e.xccutivo Jjuinul. Tho Bfleet is to Install Iq tho
most responsible position in (ho Int oin ni BevaBMM
Seivico a nnii utterly WltkOOl cxpi-iioiico in this par?
ticular brauah of thu law, lu jilaco of an ollicer who
has served most accejilably fer ItJfBBtyBBVBB ream,
ami whom rateatioa wa.; requested by Pomm?tlnecr
Miller on Ihe sole ground of ii s i-ibiiency three years
ago, Uben Attorney (,ciiir::il (Ju land a-ked for bis
resignation. On iliat oeCmloB, Mr. Cleveland, not
having yet "cut loose Hom hat ni,Hirings?? to tho Civil
B r. lc A.-sociatlon, requestai, in an autograpli letter,
tho oecupdt.t (Mr. Un-sl-y, of New-Hampshire) to
Withdraw ins resignation, which was done, a politi?
cal campaign bein;; now un hand, Mr. CkSSley has
brea *.upplantod by tho uOBtlnnt of the Democratic
?jtato Central i oiii.'iiiiii.i) of Naw-Hamusblre, who ls
laid io puatSH nu iiuulilkailoi- for u.u position e_
eept political availability.
MISCELLASROVS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.
T.K.ni, IT. H., Jinn- 20.?Tho oeicers of tim Concord
Haili..ni aro making BMBBBSBbVBBI for a m.-eUng wltii th*
nftloei- nf th.i Ruston, CXmc-ori and Montreal and Noillisiu
roads to be held noon. It ls lnicnd?a to lead to a new d>-;d
In railroad matter* portalniii;; to (int BSBttal part of tho
Stale. Il is -.aid that tire Concord deli cn to Ua*e the
Mart Bara road for a long term of years. The present lease
nf the Northern ti) the BuMmi ani I.oivell may terminate
at any time by proper Betate. The meeting. If tuccctsfui,
"ill re-ult In pluclng tho control of New-Hampshire under
mu- railroad BBnag-'ment.
ChJcnan, Jun,- "il.-Th-, reta ni dre.-ted beef Bum L'hlcBco
to New.Y'nrk, whk-li was BfteBWai from (IS (o iii 1-2 ccu*
per 100 peuiidii nu Monday, eat lurlh-r reduced to 40 cents
IB Bay by th.- Vandei bili Unei. Ml ibo other road* In tho
aaaattatasa, at far a* could bo learned, followed suit,
though nu fer null notice of thia rtdtlBOB was niven to tlio
liulimrin of tht Freight CaBUBtttte The alleged NUMB
for ibis trey was that the OhaBBfS and Atliiiiilc. and l-'.rli;
mads put. their rate* down to 40 rent* lu order to preserve
the differential which they have heretofore bean allow.' 1
The air w u-. llii.k willi rumor.-. BaaeeiB?Bg cul-* lu grain
and prevision rates, but none nf diem could be fully verl
lk-d Thu <0-oont eui rate on dretv-d beef bSBbBSS nilly to
M iVurk butluutt, the Huston rain romiilulng at 40' 1-2
cent..
CUeasa, Jun.- 20.?The aaa*>btu*id thlim-nts of nra n.
Hour uni BjrtVlataBt by tho Ilnci in tat Ci-itr.il Ti irtn
AsocJaton la-t ?o.-k ?BgrvBatad U;tM (ons. ag-dit
iijji.i) tout tar Un in- i-ji.-k vAc-k, i aaeream of ni
rniis. Ill V'lind rblil BBBB BBITtt_4B.| p-r- cent of tho
total tuiimuo; l'.ii niyUiiiiia lunn, 20.0; Oa.id Trunk,
1o'.i; BaltlBatn BBd Ohla, 7; llig Four, ll.
HEATH Cf rSl REV. E. P. SIMONS.
Thc ltev. Kira H. Simons, B_sj_taal to the pastor ot
tlio Calvary liaptlst Church (Or. MacArthur's), died
>.- terrlay from heart ful'iire at his hume, No. 3:14
West Fllly-nltiih st. Ho \mi. bom In Troy fort) ulno
raan BfU, and has l*eeit In lils present position only
?Ul nninlhs. When IWUBtJ one years old h> onllslnd
as u private In Ur* l_0th Keglmeni New-Vork Volun
ie<i-i, bul Huon letuined lo iii))' to bo ordained In
nider in BBBBBH mts cliipialu of tho ivglmcnt. He
served through tho war lu that position, and was b_bb>
eiit at many ol Its most sevoro battles, Inclmiing
i.nitvshurg. Hpoltsylvaula and tho eiitlro Wilderness
ampalgn. Sincn Hie war h-* has been tho pastor af
- lintvlis lu Trev, -ana L.aWe, o?n Jumi, Cen., and
lili.omllclii, K. J. ,
WINNERS IN THE YONKERS REOATTA.
Tho Yoiikiri Yacht Club atartod on in annuli rai*
nt io rio yeiiti-rd.i.v morning limn a tu kn bo,,t ?ff Heud'o
-ueni liou-si dock, \oliker*. at a ?Uke boat uy tin.
lin i--ii, pi i; .1 Mund Lake Theft aura tifty..-.?,> yacht*
tl Un- illtf-reiu. BhaBBM I" tat fssSi Then- wa* a Hood
brat ia iiinwini! b_bb mer amrted, mid when at Vasaaa
Hay they had ft aquall Vkfak bitted hut a f*>w ml mite*
Pkt rest ,,f (ti** mm wt* a drlftm-i ono. They returiu-d
i . Yimkin* nt (I n'cliii-k. Tho wlnucn were ?* follow* ;
BBaSBB data, tloont 4'i feet or h's*. i>. itonlto, Yonkern
*?... lu. Club, tia** A, tthooncra, j.din,, Yonkars Yacht
i iub; ('1st* U, rubin sloop*, H. W. lim-, ber, Yonkers
Yaohti Club; CU** C, cabin sloops under 80 toet, VUea,
Yonkers Yacht Club; Oban D, open sloops, o. B. Dem,
Columbia Yacht Club; (ia** E. cabin catboats, W. BJ,
Hanni, Yonkor* Yacht Club; Cia** K. open catboti-s
Columbia, Columbia Yacht Club; Cia** 0, catboats, 10 to
BB Rocket, Yonkers Yacht Club; Cia** II, catboats.
Mullel, Yonkers Yscht Club.
TUE PROHIBITIONISTS IN CONVENTION
0. It. POWr.LL, W. J. UZMORKsT AND Bf-JXHOX j,
'.038ISO CANDIDATKS roil THK C.tflKfl.VATORfAf.
NOMINATION.
Syreous*i, juno 2*V- The Prohibition State Conven*
Hon opened at Bal Alhambra in Hilt city thlt morning.
Tho session 0f tn0 (.onvcnilon, lt ts thous-ht, aili l-ut
a couplo of days. Tho (lube-ii.-itorlal candidates aro
ft. It. Powell, of Chat ham; W. Jennine Deroorent, ,,f
New*York, and Henson J. Lostlnr, th historian, ot
I*ou ph kee pale.
The delegates and others were entertained latl even?
ing Tilth the IJomoreit prlie speaking eontetf. at the
Alhambra, at which 1,300 persona tum present. The
prize was a gold medal. On May P, lHftfi, tb" first
modal contest was held In New-York City, and sltno
then 810 silver and AH gold medals have been awardid
In 20 different Stale* Mal Territories. Mbs Lillian
Korihaw, of Fairport, secured the Baeafe_ pru**, aid
Miss Rose n. Haas, Bf New-York, ? ho.iorablo n. re*
tlon."
Prior to the openlncr of fhe Convention a prayer and
conference moetlnn wa* held, presided over by the
Ilev. Dwight Wilban.'., ot Catenovla.
(H'KNINC. THC. CONVENTION WITH BONO.
The Convention was railed to order at ll :10 by
Fred I*, Wheeler, and irif opened with a tong by the
Sliver Lake Qnartett*-. entitled " The KecrtilHng fltatlon.
Tbo song was-received with applause, the last three
linos being:
We'll -ret so mighty frttkjr
That we'll overturn tha whisker,
For we're a mighty Jotly lot of ersnka."
Prayer was rffered by the Kev. h. \\. I . Kumina*
ton, of Olean. Among those called lo the platt, rm
wore, si-veral ovntlemeti who Lave figured on Prohlbi.
tlon tickets In ;.-?,-1 years.
Frank K. C-aldwln, of F.lm/ra, was chosen fen*,
porary chairman. Declaring that the Bret Issne In
politics to bs settled was the afnajot BaaStfen, he laid:
We hsvi elected our U*iue before th? American pon*>ie,
tnd all we have to do lt to fltht lt out on that Un*. We
know that B_a Democratic Barty is not with u? and will
not help. We know that the Democratic party la con*
tm'.tel by the whiskey eleni'-nt. We ought tn accept the
KepubUcan tcmrrtianie ro-olmlon for Just whit lt il
wertii-nothlns;.
The speaker thea referred to the Prohibition nomi?
nees, which v. as tito signal for cheon and waving bb
bats, handherchicfi and fans.
Frank C. Smith, cf Baw-York, presented a gavel lo
the Convention cn behalf of II. T. Dunbar, corps BBBB*
manlier of the Iiluo and tho (Jray of the Staio of
yew* York. 'Ihe gavel ls made of tined from a tree
? hat grew on Little Bound Tim. Hm scene of sn im?
portant i vent lu ihe ba?He of Oettjabttrn.
A. A. Hopklnt offered a resolution that three com?
mittees of eight menibei-sr each be appointed on cre?
dentials, permanent organization, and programme.
Aft-r cnn-hl'Table debate the r* solution vat adapted,
i'en the matter was reconsidered ard daring lt*, cen*
? Ideratlon so much confusion ensued Hist a masai
-abs talton until -j. o'clock.
INSURANCES d.\ A FACTORY FIRE.
A LIST OF TIIK COMPANIF8 INTEIIKSTED?CLKARIXO
AWAY TIIK WtUtOSASS.
The scene of Monday's big factory fire at Thli'y
nlnth-tt. and Flrst-avc. was the centre of attraction
yesterday for half thc population In the neighborhood.
The reason for this was that early In the morning a
large force of men was put to work fearing down tho
ruins of tho building occupied by Foster. Bfleaa _ Co.
when the fire BBBURUd. Frevloiis to the beginning of
tills work, a thorough IBBSeh was made of bat rufus)
for any bodies that BrigJrl bl BIB nd then-, a- up to
that Mme lt had not been asc-rtn'ned B_Sa_BI or BBf
any of the employes nun mii-stn*. The teairh w.i
B vain one, however, and man> an anxious Jieart I 14
lightened. A? soon a* Hie wreckage I* c le ai od away
tho oreotion'o/ a nev budding will be begun. Tho
Insurance on tho stock of Lichtenstein aWUB, _ i a.,
at Thlity-elsrhth-st. and First ave., ls as follows:
Howery, N. Y;. fl.500 illo'.i*. X. Y. BUBB
Vite Alsoc-stion, Norwi.-h ('utan, BBC 'l.ioQ
London. 2,Mio lutni-nuca Co. of N.
Klne? Comm. H. Y. l.'iOO America . . 2,'-J)
i.li-n. Ka;.*.. N. Y... 8..100 IntiiranoaCo. of Bttm
We?'cn*tt<*r. N. Y... ?500 Pbbb. 1.'.)
rtenillnt, Ptnn. 2,i00 l.lbtrtv, N. Y . . . ?.'.Ml)
llckl* Wis . a,6isi Jlaniifai-fr* amt .Mi-r
( Klreua'.ci; n. 2,.vm ehaate*. JFtaa.. . J." <?
Farragut. N. V. 2.5O0 N'ortlieru. Bag. */,.miq
Coiunioiiwesl h. N.Y. ln.oOO Witvru. Canada.... V. ? ' I
Firemen'* Ilalfiniore :'.v.o ' iron. Cal**. I
FlilelUr. Ohio. BiteO Psi-ilie. Ns*.York... SJ.iOO
Loudon Atsuiaoco, :.i?nii!.ictiirorn mil
Knir . 2.5"n BulLt'-lf, B *.. . l.Jji.O
L*no*?hire. r.og. .. S,00DiABMr asa ami liri*.
Imperial. Lng. 5.00! mon'*, N. J. ... ?MV)
Lion. Kng. 6.000 _i.imr.iCUr. N. V.... '.'..".ol
Ct-,-of London. Kng. 'i.ioc, puk New-York. X.6O0
Mechanic*'. Phil. X 600 A IU in*, N Y.4 ?--. J' BJ
Kir* A**>oclition. iMauihort ? in.in,
I'ldlsdeliihlrt.. 6,000 (lerinany. 2,'eo
Scottish I 11 ron and .yin-en. i.ugiand. S.MMJ
National. Lng. 3.SOH .New-York. ?.'..'.ml
North Uiver. N. Y. . 'i.iOO "tuenlx. '-'.".'-O
hun Firo oillce. Loo* K?chingi*. N. Y. ... 'J.50U
doa . 2.500 Nsf-York Kqntt.-ibie. j.:>. o
Connecticut,. LOOT llanilllou, N. Y'.. l.i'sl
rrdfiilcDce-Waniiin.'- -
lon, K. 1. '-'.60.) ToUl.ttSs\m ?)
The Insurance an the fixture* of Mchenttcla Uro*. ?Co.
It at follows:
Frtclitr, Ohio. S",'.0o Keotttth L'nionand
.Miclmnlcs. J'enn.... 2.500 National, Jug. 5.000
Hrll.tti America. Can 2..VO Flreninn't Fund. Cal. Z5od
I'e-i-.iIo's. Pit tourg .. 1.-..*.(),Xtttl.rn.il, N. V... I.IM )
liostnieu's, Peuii.... 1.250 ( tc!**i>ns', New York. 1.50'J
I-'rauklm. ' hio. 9.000 ?
miaid. Penn. '.'.etifli Total. BBBSBO
Jni)ierial, Kng. -.'.500|
Tlie correct Hit of lnaurituo on the stock of Feater, III.tea
A Ott 1*:
KxcJiange, Nf. Y. ?2,500 Commonwealth. N.Y. SJ.000
North Bittr, New- I Haas Berg ilri-iueu,
*i ork. 2.500 UArinnoy. 2.SOI)
fun. I^indou. 2.'.oo Jcir.T.on. .V. Y. 2.61m
Iniiierial, Kaj. 6.11110 C'lly nf Naw-York? 1..-.0.)
Fire AstocUtion, m.h..lard. X. Y. 1,6 ??
Phils . fl.iWO (Untie. N**w*Yent. 2.5;M|
etty of London. Kn*. 6.000 N*-w.Vork Fire. XY. LMM
Lion Eng. .*,,iiiio IItnail-*v, N. Y. il.oOO
TrsBSSUsalia, Oar- Kinti I o.int-. N. Y.. 1..".ik)
,?aUy . a.r.oo itaasjUson, x. V. i.simi
New-York Ho-ory... vr.."ioO Fi.-nrnen't, N.Y. '-'..'-Oil
Mutual. N. Y. a.eoo Oarmaiil*. N .V. 'i.ntft
Miivresant. X. Y.... .'..nco'Laiicaialre, Ltg. s,u .1)
Wattungton, liotti-n 2,.'.U0' -.
Aiimriiaii and Fire- 1 Total. fTi.ouO
meii'a. N.J. 1,6001
The iDSuraaus ou tits fljciurss of Foster, Hilson _ Cs.,
was:
(inaidlao, London.... S^.oeoiAniertean and Fir*
Lonilon Atturam-B... BtOU men't, N. J. 2.501)
nun. Loortoii. . 2,6o0 Northam. Fug. 2.500
Common wealth, N.Y. 2.500 -
un ..rd, Philadelphia. 2.MXM Total. SVO.dOd
Park. B. Y. MM|
Tho Insuranoe on the proporty of J. IL Bonncll A Co.,
Limited, aisuufasturert of i>i-:iitiug ink. Long lslau.1
City, tire Juue 23, la us follows :
On BnlMlBtrs-? lloma MnBiil, Tena. 1,000
(ir.-enwteli. N. Y. B2.0OO Mlnnuapoll* Mutual,
UBliknshMatiMi.U'1*. 1.000 Mlon.. 1,000
iltnubicturort U. Ya LOi-tb Manufacturer*' Mu.
Arlington. Tata. l.oooi tua'., gt. Louis . 1.500
Utr.nafl. Pana. '.'.ino Macon, Oa.. 1,000
Capital, Iowa. l,6i'0 Mutuil Fire, Wit .... 1.O0U
Naiioosl, N. J. l.tOO Illino.* Mutual, XII... I.O01)
?-, Xew-orleans. La._ l,3oo
Total. flU.Seu -
O.i Machinery ibu I Total. J'j.Cd
stock?
Luiuucrman it Manu
tai inn-it' Mutual.. BLot n
F.CZE.ilA
And Every Species ot llchlu-c nud Hiirnlim flUeascs
Cured by Cuticurn.
I havo been a(tllcu*d since in-t Mar- ti tv Uh a *kln dl*ea>t
thc doctor* called Bataam. My t*<v hah covered with scabs
mid .ores, and lin* Uabba] SBB b*UH_b| were aUnost un
tM-arable. BaetUi Tour CUTIL'L'UA HKMEDIKS so hl?hJ|
lecninim-ndi-d, loaalaBt4 lo Bjlta ilium a mal, u*int( tint
(LTici'H.v aad OTJTICUBA BOAB sttsraallr sud UL*
bOLVENT luu-rr.iiily, tor four month*. I call mjre'.t
irui-od, lu urmiiudn for which 1 make Hil*, public a_tm_atSi
M1W. CLAIIA A. FUl_.llr.lUCK.
Liona Brook, Conn.
ECZEMA.
Your BUBB valuable CL'TICFItA B__tn_>__| hnva
dune my ehlli IB much gaUi (b.'t 1 fc-i Ul." IBJ_BJ (tilt
for the beiietlt ot Ihoae troaWed with ukin dlwate. htl
Mule iclrl Baa tr..ulled nita aaasaati and I tried aevertl
dnciorit, and mcd.clntt. but did uni do her any gool
uillll 1 unod the CL'TICCI'.A tllJMF.IiM S. which tpandlly
cured her, (or u Illili 1 nv,.- >,.ii many Dinna* ind niauy
BBtbttafmtl AXIOM JUaSblMEIt, l-_llut>ureh. Inl
KC/-.M4.
I wa* afflicted with Fc/ema on the Sctlp, Fsct, Bart
and Neck, which the druiid'.st, where I got your reniedle*..
iiroiinunied niie nt tho UeBSt cate* that Iud come undur
hi* uoilce. Ho aJvlved mo to try your CCT1CURA RF.MK
lili'.S, and after live days.' ute my (cali* and |-art of mr
face were entirely cured, and I hope In another week t?
havo wy ear*, neck and ihe oilier part of my faco eui vd.
UKU.MAN .LAL)-. UM ?? Uh ?:.. B. If.
kt/.nm.
X trttefu'.lT aoknowledne a cure of Brrema, or Bait
BJaaBBBj nu head, nock. ut-. 111-11* and Itt* for asvBnuen
Ham I ""' side to walk. e\ci|ii nu hand* and ko*** for
one year; not able to help mv-i-lf tor eight year*; triad
bUudreU* of mtdlcluoa; doctors pronounced my cate hopi*
le??; portuaiinntly cured by the CCTICUHA HEM EDIE*.
WILL. MolJONALi). 2,6-12 Uoarburn *L, Chicano,
?ats] BiBiJBhBBB rrleo, OUTICURA. aOo; SOAP.
2.V. ; K1CMOL.VENT, ?1- Prepared by tho rOTTKU
DRUB AND CH I..VIC A I. CO.. Bs Hm. Matt.
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