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R. H. Plaistcd’s.
Little
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for cts.
sow av ALI. DEALERS
IF YOU WANT
'Flazsr BUTTER
TRY
Clover .
Farm
Creamery!
‘ finest they ever ate.
‘ .‘ flavors.
. compare with it in quality, as some
people of this city can testify.
,‘SAIUEL coasrocx JR’S
vs North in... smog
. Did you ever get tired of see-
ing the word
.AOETON - - - - -
. . . . ACETON
?,??
If you «are troubled “'itiln
Headache. Rhaugetlsln. Neural-
gle. Bed Golds. do.
‘ Try a few powders, and you
. will never tire of recommend-
ing it to your aillicted friends.
When called to a case of La
‘ (irlppc. Dr. Marlautl always
gives the followmg prescrip-
tron:
. Aceton.l «lr.
. Ft. l‘niv No.12.
’l‘alle «.ineevcry half hour. till perspir-
. ”5’" M" “"m‘f’l. LMARLAKD.
This success in the care 0
‘this disease is world wide.
Accton can be obtained at
If
‘ I. Y..Iavl llaven a Hartford
RM LROAD.
Trains Leave Hanan Nurwulk as follows:
For New Vork.
Adi. [06.540.015.065, 1m, 7“. an, em
:nloudlm. l'. M. l‘) millJ'IBJM.
nlwiwmntmwflthlill.low.
si'xolvs.
LI. sensuous. lull" nominees
ll ll. iiim.
I‘IIJWJU. 700. It In, a no, u on.
”innit".
s. I. team. It Iii. um. um.
Loav- louth None-its
for Now Hue-n.
A. “it
mmtritirlmnmitllnnm. iii
Ilu. . not. i197.30.l.t‘sii.eirl. m. can
rimlmulnuulu.
DAN-DIV DIVIIION.
Loavo to. Nervous.
lotion. aluminum“.
lilililit'll.
Its. Hi. we.
Loaves Danton".
002.19.961.11”. RI. clam.
warms.
ta. Ml. m.
on. morr's
A. I.
LI.
5. I.
A. I.
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New Strawberry Jam. same as I sold
last season to people that say it is the
Tryphosa makes very fine jelly. all
I am agent for Cafe Royal Coffee. None
better to be had. and very few. if any
lama no: Blunt.
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Nominees of the Gold Standard
Convention arindisnepoiis.
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CHICAGO PLATPOBH DBNOUNOBD.
at Wisconsin for the I'll-st Place—lea-
tuoly's honour-or Nominated I!» Vbe
l'mldeat-ololld For the Yellow Metal.
, mountains. Rant. t.--Johp ti. Pull...
er of lliinols and l-limon Bolivar Buckner
of Kentucky. two white haired veterans
of the war. rival commanders of the blue
and grey, ware nominated bv the Nation»
ai Dmnocratlc convention prealiiollt and
vice president on a brief but cmplnltin
platform, which rcpudlatns tllo doctrines
ennunciatod by the Chicago “invention;
iadorsos ll'osldent Cleveland and his ad~
ministration in glowing tel-ma; declares.
for the gold ntendard. tariff for revenue!
only. liberal shipping laws, currency re-I
form, civil service and economy ill public 8
expenditure». The spirit. that. animated
the convention was contained ill thin doo-
larntioa of the platform:
“The Democratic party llllii survived j
many defeats. but it could not survive a‘
victory won in behalf of the doctrine and
policy proclaimed ill its namcat Chicago."
and so. ill tho language of Mr. Hanllnond
of Louisiana. thin convention planed ill the .
hands of other nolnllloos thclr banner and
bade tholn fling it forth "skyward and
Icamlrd. high and wide.”
When the nominations for prealdoni.1
Were called for it was apporcntthot l’l’lllii'
or would ho nominated ovor his protect, on
tho opposition to Bragg had concentrated 1
upon him. Those two names wore the i
only ones presented to the convention. lt f
was known that a illcssngc from President -,
Cleveland had reached the convontion .
. that he could not ell.tcrtoin for n momcnt 3
tho suggestion of his own nomination. and 2
hi! docislon was at once occupied as final. 1
Before the statcs were called for nonllnn- f
tlona. llonry Wallet-son was taken but oil
the lists by Mr. Carroll of Louisville. 1
who. from the platinum. convoycd to the.
convention in nloasngo from the Kentucky '
editor in his rctroat In tho nnluniains oi ‘
Switzerland. Mr. Wilttorson. Mr. Carroll
said. three days after the (.‘blcagn convcn- i
tlon, boil collicd that. other culltlldatoo|
must be timed or the ill-liifii'l‘ni‘y was
lost. Later ilo had sold llu did not want ‘
the honor, but that if no one club could be
found to take comnlmul, he would liui ask l
others ‘to go where he Would not lead. .
Now that others u'crc ready to accept, ilc
prcl'crrnd to do battle in the ranks. 1
Tile roll call imulclllaioly dovl-lnpcd all ,
ovorwhclltling majority in favor of Scnn- ,
tor lilllllcr. but it prnmuuicd in the end, I
Palmer rccciving 757‘; Villas and lirruru|
l‘J-l'q. At its conclusion lilo cunlnlnlnlur,
of the iron llriuolle mounted a chair and 1
in a brici but Rl'llfll'flli Flil‘t‘f‘ll movcd that
tho nomination be made unaulnmny, and
plcdrzod that ho alni Wisconsin ill the com-
lag battle would be whore bravo soidicrs
should always llc, anal-est the flashing of .
lilo guns. He won given three ill-arty ‘,
cheers, and General .l'olmcr was declared
JOHN M. l'Al.\ll-ll:.
tho nI'iilllflmi maid an l‘lllllllnllulil‘ domon- .
hlrulbm. during which the stain gallium
Wcru carrlrd about the bull in the wake oil
the standard of iiilunls. I
There ncvor wall any doubt about. (ico-
crai liuoknor‘s nomination for vice presi-
dcnt. except while lilo nomination was bc-
bu: talkcd of lr Senator l'alnn-r for pro»
ilicili. Will-ii 'llnil‘illlln l'llilul'y instruct I
all ibu M'i‘i't'llif to call the r-iitli'N‘ for nom- ‘
A, so.»
avsaoa Innlvluhiti tremolo. too rllntnt urinal
contract. the lndependcnoa of ihcludleisry.
ml the sutiiorily of the president to :nforee
federal lawn. 'l‘hoy advocate a reckless attempt
to lacrcase the price of silver by ieahihltian.
to the dobauement of our monetary standard.
and threaten unlimited issues of paper money
by the cowlrnment. They abandon for ilrpull-
lican allies‘tile Democratic cause of iarlif re-
turn: to court the tailor oi protectionist- to
their liars! heresy. ‘ ‘
In view of tin-lie and other [rat's dupsrtarue
from Democratic principlea We cannot supwrt
the nandhintou of that convention. nor be
bound by its acts. The Democratic party has
anrvired many defeats. but could not survive
a victory wan in behalf of the doctrine and
policy proclaimed in its name at Chicago.
Tho madltiena. however. which make postd-
blc snail utterances from a national conven-
tion are the direct result oi" clasalegllllntion.
by the lirpubiican party. it still proclaims as
it has for year». the power and duty of ion"
ernmcllt to value alld maintain prices by law.
and it propoacll ho remedy for exist-lay evils
excl-pt uppreraive and unjust taxation.
Renews Faith in Democratic Principles.
The National Democracy hare onvcnetl
therefore renews its declaration of faith in
Delllocrntlc princlplca. especially all applies to
tho conditions of the tlluell. Taxation. tariff.
esclae or direct. is rightfully imposed only for '
public purposes and not for private gain. Jill
manual is justly meaanrcd by public expendi-
tures. which should be limited by scrupulous
Hooaumy, 'i‘hn aunt derived by the treasury
front tarllY and excise levies is affected by the
state of "min and volume of consumption.
The amount ruqull'inl by the trcilanry is dob-r-
mined by tho appropriations alone by con-
uress. 'i‘llo demand of the Republican party
for no increase in tariff talratiou has its pro-
test in' ilitl deficiency of revenue. which has
its cauacs ill the stagnation of trade and re-‘
illlfit'fl consumption, due cntirely to the ions of
millfllll'iiflli that has followod the Populist
threat of from colonize and depreciation of our
money and the Republican practlconf extrava-
gant appropriations beyond the needs of good
uovvrllun-ut. We arraign and condemn the
l’opulistlc cellvcntiona of, Chicago and i-it.
Louis for their cooperation with the Repub-
lican party ill creating these colulliions-which
urn pleaded in justification of a llcuvy lncrcase
of the burdens of the people by a further re-
aort to protection. - '
Protection Denounced.
We illarci'orc (lcllollnco protection and its
ally. frm- coinage of slivcr. as scholar-s for tho
pcrsunul profit of a few at the expenses of tile
lnasscs and oppose tho two purtica which
stand for these sclicllles an hostile to tho peo-
ple of tho rqlllbiic whose food and shelter,
comfort and prosperity arc attacker] by high-
or taxes and dcprccintcd money. in line. we
l'cailil'm lil'i historic Democratic doctrine of
tariff for rcvmlue only.
Wu demand that henceforth modern and lib-
crnl poiicica toward American shipping slulll
tain- tin.- place of our imitation of the restrict-
l-Il “llllllii's of the (’lxllli'i'lllll century. which
haw,- bm-u abandoned by i'Vul‘y nnlrltiulo pow-
a-r but the L'nitcd Sintcs. and which to file
nation‘s humiliation. have driven Alllcrlcnn
capital alnl enterprise to the use of alien flags
and nib-n crews. hllvc made the aiars and
strlpl-q an almost unknown cmblem ill foreign
ports and have virtually extinguished the
race of American seamen. \Vl- oppose lill‘ pru~
tl-nso that discrimillolinu duties will promote
shipping: that scliclnc is all invitation to coin-
luercial warfare upon the United Sillics. un~
American in lilc light of our grunt commer-
cial ll'iilllil‘u, offering no gain whatever to
Alilt'i'll'lill alllpping. \vluin urn-ally inch-using
fil'i'flll fl'cighls on our agricultural and moan.
luciul'cd prullucis.
(laid the“ Necessary Money.
The i-apcl'lenco of mankind has shown that
by tuflhllllllf its native qualitius Kohl lstllo
necessary money of large nflnlrs bf l-ullllucl'c»
and burial-us. winic silver is conveniently
; ndaplcil to minor ll‘llllhm‘iliill. and tin.- mm!
1 lwllniiclul use of both together can la» lilhlll‘i‘il
‘ only by the adoption of iiil‘ litl'llll'l‘ as n alumi-
a'ul oi lllllill'illl‘)‘ lllcusul'i-ulul lllc lnnllli- lllllil'i'
of slin'l' at a parity with uni-l by its lllnllul
napalm \lildi‘i’ suitabil- sufcmmrdl. oi law.
'l'llll.~ lilo lurucxl- powlbln cnjnymcni of bulb
mrinis is paired with a value umwnally ac-
wplcil throughout tho ivurhl, which lull-ill-
lulca file only practical bimetallic cllrl'cllcy,
dumping; the mmt >i:lllll.' standard and tw‘pc-
mall) llh' lw-‘i. :llnl Mllcsl \vny inl‘ nil Who will"
lilril‘ llvcllhood by labor ur the pruducn of
husbandry. They cannot sulfur \A'ili‘il paid in
the lawl. money known in luau. but arc lill- pv-
villi." and mo~l dct‘cuiclv-es \‘ll'lilllri of a ll.»
board and tiuciuullug currency. which offer-i
mailuuul profits to the moucy cilaugur at
llll‘ll‘ i-twl.
“wall/Jug lili'lii' irutlle dcmun-lrntud by loll}:
, public lili‘illll’lllil‘lil'tf and loan. tllc lil‘illul'l‘llili‘.
f party, in the loin-rust» of the mumps and of
I rqlml ju~ficc in all. lil‘ili'ill‘liily 1‘Ni.illii~ill'ilil)‘
b-gislutinn lll is“ and [H53 ilu» gold standard
of monetary xllclwilrvplcllt and lllu-wiwclltlrc-
ly divi-rtcll lhc unverlllllclli from banking and
l-urrl-pcy itflllt's. o .
Tl. llilli bull: c~tnblishcii ib'nlrlcralic [llrill‘y
u'c adhere and iliilni upon the luailltl-nuucn of
tho gold standard unfln lbc purliy lhcrcwllb
of every dollar invalid by the wvcrnmcllt. and
we aru firmly uppnsml in tlu- {rev and llllllln
lied millage of niil’t'i‘ and to ”W cunlpulmlry
purchase of silver bullion.
lint Wi- lli-nouncl- nluu the further innintc-
nonm- uf tho prom-at costly patchwork ”your,“
of lluliullul papcr. an a constant source of m-
}ury and pt-l'il. Wuzl'iam'l lilo nv-m-ssiiy of such
liliu-illucni currency rcfurm as \\‘lli culllllln Ill"
3 lnatiolls for v on president. the lattcr call- 3 u,,..,.,,.,,,...,. m l... lcuiliamto “map"... 0,3,",
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L'JM. il'h’llll. “Who'll“. 10 12!. WM. ll (ital lii‘ctml by a illlnllmr nl' prnnllncllt «lob-
.i’li. i ll" gist. Hill. Off). I“. ‘Ul.’ "VIM". Hlliilllfl “li'lli ill'lllu ('“lnnnl \VI ('. ,
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od but can
build
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talc, "Kentucky," and ill":
i “.\iv (lid Kculuckyl
n l". lirmblur of liusaclie'x
Kym. placr lililicrill iiuckncr‘a naum
formally in l lulnatloa. and the nonlinn- .
llUll Win it bwilb lmlda unaninmus. '
[gumbo (Wm-min" boll ndlourln-d Help l
a lfillncrnuccuplbml. lie filliil bu would
ncculvt. Ila bml ncvcr yct fullmi In respond
lo the call of duty. .bc said. and he could
not do an new Mill such a ouuw at lilalto.
Front-dings In Detail.
lhniixai'olii‘». t-‘cpt. i. iiiiiii Wbcu ibuoolr
i'mltl'llcil for its mlcniul so'saiun, illo ropurt
Tbu collllnliloc,
Wliilt' ,
first. llllolillill in "Him".
bum-vcr, will: not rcally in report.
1‘, lirw‘ldnridclv. the famous lilln- firms
unflnr: chWlil- I'. Wrtrimrnf Now \‘nrla,
ii A. lianmmnd nf ill-cumin, P'. \l'. ifi‘ll
mail of Min-Hurt. W. U, liynlml of half
aim alnll'oiuptruilor of the Currency l‘il‘li- ,
cls Hi lliiunln. l
Mr. iichs uf 'i‘cupcuw nib-rod a rc-olu ’
iinil infirm-lint; [bu deep bass lbu lilliiililfli i
[boom-racy full. ill the death of Mausaciul- ?
slits‘ brilliant unw-rtlor. \i’lllialn lluswil. f
‘i be r-wuluilun was mlnpird by a ri-inu
vain. and iir. l-Iw-ralt of Mlmocllnucttlu.
at ilm rl'tliltl-l uf lint [My Slain Ill-lugmluil, 1
innit iii" miner and rc-pcmdml fcclbluly in ,
behalf of Manor-hum!“ in Illiu grout. lrlll- i
ute to her dlailnuulsbml son. 1
The Platform. .
Who-n lilo platform ova» at last brnlmbi ‘
1 ill. alter lbc r llli’i‘llll‘lll had been ill pic-
“ Ii-m tllrcc hours. It was rcml amid all oi
. Imwl continuum Ithrill of applml-u and
Milli Pills:
Tho only bale. surc and
reliable Pcmnic Pill l-rnr
offered in Ladies. Esp»
clallf: rccrltnmcmlcd to
married Ladies. Ask for
11. ”W.
riilslnmi nus
tulle no other. am» you clamor
. 31.00 per box. 6 boxes for saw
I mm mm. on.
“Wflidflm.
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‘ rill-mi mil-lair"! with gov-I government. to
. "to stain ill all their just Hollis. In economy
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ui tlt'llfll", ’l'llc fullnwwitlg is the full tut
of that platform:
Tbi- V'iili'lllfilnl baa ilthnlllnl in npbnlnl
Hu- pmplpiu lump I bit-h dip: mi ibc honor
and tor-liar" of ibc Aiil'vt‘li rm pmmlc. in urticl
lint Imam min illruuoiiout the i‘uivm may
unlit- ilwir patriotic v floats in avert 'li'il‘tli‘i
"a... “My mum” and min from tbcir party.
7)..» il-=n-cwr;llic party i- plmluwl in wool and
Marl lush-w r. all own of every crowd and
“Inniflwh, to the interval "strait-m of ill» lmll-
inc prewr'trllmu of the federal government in
a. mm-tllmmmi view and to the autumn of
in ”It public . Iiwmliivnfl, in "i“ maintenance:
at the while faith and ammo lullaby. and it h
w to ”Will/FM and chm legislation.
deeieretteae of the valence mrntiee
pll'lt'i)‘ scparnlod from llim banking illinlllt-Hs.
and allord to all Mil'llulia of our country a uni-
form. roll“, and viustlc bank currency mnlrr
unvarunu-nlal nuporvlslon. measured in vel‘
nllm by the nculs of business.
Clevriand's Adnlinislration' lndnrsed.
Tilt! lblclliy. poirlullam and courage with
which l‘resillcut i‘lcvoinlul baa fulllilud lune
urcai public trust. the high I‘lllll‘iu'llli' of in».
mliilinlhll'lllluli. its minivan and cucrgy ill llw
mointrnuuca of civil lirlll'l‘ and the lithium-
llnnt of tho laws. its l-qunl regard for the
viable of every class and every Ht‘i‘lltm, in.
firm and diuuilyinx conduct of furl-lull af-
fairs, and lie sturdy pcralalcllco in upholding
llw crudit and bulmr of the natlun. are fully
recognized by lhn lh-nlwralic party. and will
m'urc lu him a lunch in history beside ilm fa-
iill‘r’i of tlw rcpllbilc. ‘ .
Wu aim cnmmcad the adminMraiion for the
uru-ai [lrllgnvad mmlu in the reform of thu- pulr
‘ipv survive, and WI: iilllorlm its vfiurt in “than:
Hm lm-rlt «yeti-m sllll further. We iil‘lllilllli
that no backward «ii-p be taken. but that this
n-rurm he supported and udvunccd until the
lin'ili'lillli‘l‘itiiu apoila llyatcln of appoininn'niu
shall, be l-rm‘llculml.
We dcluand ~lrlrt w'nlltllny la the appreprhr
iluuu and ill lin- lultlllolsiraiioll of tho uovortl»
lacnt.
Wu fllvnr arbitration for the sciilculout of
lllil'i'liililulliii liispllilm.
Wu favor a “burn! policy of pcnsions in db"
m-n‘lii“ Mililli'i‘it and sailor» of tile United
Hiflln”.
‘i‘bc supremo court of tho l'ultcd Hiatus wan
niwly l-wlllbiiuhmi by tllc fralncrs at our min-
alllillillll on lllll‘ of ”III thrlm comrtlinntc
bronchus of "in unvcrlmwul. its iadcpcudcilvc
and authority in luia-rprct tho law of the load
without l'mit‘ ut tllvnr anal. he maintained
Wu mmiomll all Militia to degrade that trib-
aunl.’ or impair the confidence and respect
slu- it if has lla-uul't‘i-dly bold.
'i'llc Dv-llulc'roiic party ever llilii lmlblluiuml.
and over will maintain the supremacy
If law. the Independence of ila lmliclal all.
llilllli-il'lllillli, the invinlailllity of contract and
lb» ubllualiunc of all good tillll'll! in rm-ist I v»
on lllcxul iiu‘i. culnbilmiiml nr ailcmpt
umnnd tiu- just riuhts of property and Hill
umul order at Kill‘ll'i)“. in which are bound up
lb» police and llupplm‘su of our pmplc.
Bulb-vim: tin-so principlcs to bc u-snlliilll in
the \l’l‘“ lwihu oi the rcpllblic. wa- submit
tho-m in thy: l‘lillhllli'l‘liliilli of tho Allwrlmn
'w‘llllll'.
l‘rsecniallon of Candidates.
A motion of Mr. llrcl-klnrlduo of Kcn»
inrity in prucccd to lilo nomination of a
candidaiciuaiaml oil the csccllcnt plat-
form adopted was carried, 'l'iloreutmu the
call of Hairs for nominations was begun.
L. i.. Killlourno of aiichlgan pianai
hem-tor l’allnur in nomination and thorn
was a nation pf aeooud llpenohos. iiurr W.
.imea of lscousin nominated iienerai
w
”link. "lite new at w battles and the
communal of the iron animus." millet-
waited until all the other states had been
called. Then Judas Moran of Chicago
took the stand and raid they, had racer
nixed from the first that Senator Palmer.
was the man to lend the fight. He was.
he said. a platform in himself. All his
life he had fought. ilntlsln, greenbacklsnl,
free silver and other vagaries. But he had
sealed their lips. After seeing the temper
of the convention. howover. he said Illi-
nois was compelled to Join hands with her
slalior sintcl it) support of donatinr Palmer.
A. J. Carroll of Kentucky withdrew the
name of Henry Wattoraon. He oniouiaed
Mr. Wattnrsun. and announced that. the
Kentucky editor had milled from Switzer
“land that he could not have his name pro.
rented because Gelleral Buckner was ob
ready leading in thedlght for the vice
prealdoncy.
The roll of states was again called. and
the voting for candidates began amid the
SIMON B. lilICKNEIL
The roll call result-
757343: Bragg,
wildcat enthusiasm.
ed as follows: Palmer,
lL‘vl'g.
When the result was announced, Gonor-
ai Bragg nroso amid the cheering of the
convention. Ho mounted a chair. There
were cries for him to take the platform,
but the sturdvold voter-nu shook his hand.
When quiet. was restored, be thanked his
hint“ and his followers and than said he
could do himself an ill-eater honor than to
move to make Goncral l’alrnor's nomina-
llon unanimous. lie plcdgcd the support
of himself and his state to the ticket.
"Wowill be found.“ he concluded. "where
men should nitvnysboln battle, nearest
the flashing of thcuuns." Gcncrnl Bruno‘s
motion was carried with a whoop, and
three cheers for tim"ir0n commandcr"
Worn called for and given with a will.
Sullulor l‘uffory then declared John M.
l’nlmcr tho nominru of the National ill-m-
ocratlo party for president. of the boiled
States; All of the stain bnnncrs \vcro cor-
rletl around tho ilall in proccaslon, while
the band phlycd “'l'llo licll. White and
liluc," and tho delcgatcs standing on their
chairs. slululcd chwrs which \voro to en-
l'orrcd by the gallcrics. A flcr the banners ,
bud coma in ri-st three chct-rs were ivoll E _
g lllucllng by Messrs. ’l‘rnccy of New York
for I'olnlcr.
The novel crockcd sharply through the
shouts and Scnalor i‘all’cry was heard Illi-
ilflilili‘illiz. "'l‘hc score-vary will call the roll
of stall-:- for vice pruillcnt.“ 'l'hcroupoll
the. socrciory called "lx'ontucky," and a
nrcui laughing cllccr “'i'lll up. iicnoral
liuclulcr was alone ill the ill-id for second
pinto. The band sir-lick into “My (lid
Kcntucky ”mac," and the banners wcro
brought down to Kentucky's row while
the delegates worn singing the chorus.
Buckner l-‘or Vice President.
W. l". lirod' nir‘iiusscllviilc, Ky., collie
ill the. platf rm and formally plnccd
ill lmlnilultlol “Kentucky's iirand (ild
Moo."
M. 1). May of Ullill moved lilo nomina-
tion of lluckucr by acclumallop. A young:
‘iiay glinto dclcguto said that Massachu—
sctts came. from lilo harm of Daniel Wob-
stor in tho homo of ill-llry Hay and sco-
ondeli tllu motion, and was followed by
iirliliu of New York.
(inn bio l-lmili went up. alld Senator
l7ail'ery had but. to nlakcthu formal an»
lnulnccmcul when illownrk of the (‘iliil‘l'll'
tion was practically don-n
A second time illur-lalularils mnrcllod
lilu nil-Ins willlc llil' baud plnycd ".Yaukco
litlotlll‘.”
”I'Siiillililllfi oil-lap Uil' national colu—
Inliico power in I'xcrcialv llul illlli'cu of tin-
cunvilltlun, ofl‘crl-d by lirnadllcnd of Mis-
souri. were allopicd. ’l'lll-y aim instructed
llnl cnlnlllliiiul in ace that tile llalllcsnf
candidates wr-ru placed on the ballots in
l-l'rry slain.
Resolutions wvrc ohm adnptcil thanking
the provisional cnlnluittco for its wurk
and thanking the pcoplu uf llldlllnnpolis
for their hospitality.
" You know about the novcrnor of North
Carolina illlli llw gnvorllnr Ilf Hillilil Unru-
llllu." shouted Ia \i’csl. Virginia ilclcgaic
alllld a roar of luughicr. "l more the coll-
vcnllull adjourn nine dic. ".
'l'bo motion was put and carried, tho
first. convention of tho Muiunal Democrat-
in party adjourned sine div.
Heuaior John M. l’nlluer.
.lobll )chulcy l'olnlor is a native of
Kentucky. iiu was born in Scott county
on ricpt. iii, ia‘lT. \l‘llcu lb- was H years
old. the family moved in Madison county.
Ills. Ho l'llll'i'ilil Allan ilimi'h'lllil‘llulll
college ill ihziil, but, owing to look of
lilliliri. was never uradnnlcd. Afterward
llu tauuht sclu‘ml to support himself, and
in MN wall admltll-d to the bar. ilo wru-
olccicd probmu jlnliru of Manual)“: county
ill lalil and ro-clccicd lu lain. liolvcllt
to the stain atl‘lliliu in into: and almiu lll
ltb'li. llu Woo a llciclznln in lbc first We
pllblicau slate convention in lilinols lll
lean and prcubimi ”Var ii, The same ycal
llilet a dclcuolo to the cnuvnlliinu in
Philadelphia which nominated .lnhn i'.
it‘rclanut for president. in lHI‘vIIb-lwar
film of tho clcctuta at largo on tho Lincoln
ticket. and the fullnwlnu year attended
the pcucu culll'urcnco at \l’asbilutlnll.
llt'wna clccicll coiniii'l nf llll' i"nlll'll'tiiil.li
regiment of llllnnis infantry May it. HM.
and in Iim following NUW'HliN'l’ was maib
briuudlcr ucucralui‘ volunteers. lio icd
a llivluiun ill Pope‘s opcratmas against
Now Madrid olld island No. in in March
and April. lane. and inter took port la
the operations against iforluill. He took
part‘ln Ibo imllltl of Murfrccubnro in Do-
colllllcr, lHilti. afici- wbich ho WM pru-
llmicd to bo lllafplr fli'iim'lll of voluntwrs.
At (’hlckmmulun i’allul-r l-nnummdctl a
division. and ill iictnimr. leiiil. bl' it‘ll! M-
idlmcd to ibu colunmnd of the Fourteenth
army Purim. llc tllslilluuishml him-clf of
Luciana. Mountain and Missinllflfi' "Mil"
licncrai l’aitllcr Was cl. nicli unvcrnnr oi
lllilmla as a Republican in limit. Aficr~
word not bring ill harmony with his par-
ly on tho fauna of proimliloa. lw lcfi. it. As
a “mammal. in- was titlfl'iticil for governor
in law, 'l‘wo ycars later he was l-lcctcd
[Jillian :‘ialcs scholar by n lh-lllm'ratic
lcgiaiutnrc.
llsnernl lumen It. "airliner.
Fimnn Bolivar iiuckncr WM him! in
Kentucky in new. At the ago of all he
was emanated from it... tinlmi i-ltatse
‘q
o
y .
ulatsry st inst Point. for
two ym5e asalsnnt Ila!“
ethics. . . '
At the outbreak of the Malian we!
Buckner. who was a second ileum!" at
the time. was placed on active sealant and
sent to the front. For gallantry at Cow
trerna and Cheruilneoo larvae Waited
.irst iicutonaat. All Molina del Rey he
again dlltlngnished Mme". winning the
brevet of captain. in Annual. me, he
was appointed assistant loom/m 0* in—
fontry tactice' at West Point. rem-talus
there for seven years. at the end of which
time he resigned. He then moved to Chb
cage. accepting the place of smilflkml‘
ent of construction of the cm item.
In lsto he helped to raise enrolment in
lilluols for the Utah expedition and wall
clcctod colonel of it. Hie command WM
novor mustered into service. however. a...
turning to his native dilate. be practiced
law for awhile and became pmmineut in
the order known as the Knights of the
Golden Circle.
lll 1561, as soon as the civil war beta».
Gdnmi Budkner was made commander
of the state guard of Kentucky and adlw
lant general. in September with eleven
force be occupied Bowling (zircon. from
which place he withdrew upon the evacu-
ation of Fort. Henry. no commanded a
brigade ill the battles of Feb. 13. H and
15. 1862, at Fort Donelson. and after the
escape of Pillow nlld it‘loyd. General Bugle
ner surrendered the fort, with: mono men
and stores to General Grant.
Hummer Buckner was a prisoner at fort
Warren. in iioston harbor.
In August, 1862. he was exchanged and
assumed command of the First. division of
liardce‘s corps ill liraxton Brazil’s army
ill Tennessee. Promoted to a major gon—
crulsilip he was assigned to the Third dir
vision and tool: part ill the battles of flow
frocaboronnd Chlckomanga. He anti-rem
dared to General Osterhaus at Baton
Rouge. May 26, llillb. .
In 1887 General Buckner was ablated!
governor of Kentucky. He won one of the
pallbearers at General Grant‘s funeral.
The two men had been much .MItnchodi to
each other. They were follow cutlets at
West Point, Grant graduating a year be-
fore Buckner.
National Committee Organise.
Inmaxsrous, Hi'pli. l.——Tho national
committee of the National Democratic
party bcld a meeting immediately after
the convention imd adjourned. It was
decided to have an executive committee of
nine to manage the campaign. and W. l).
Bynnnl was selected without opposition.
for chairman of the executive colllmittoo.
Mr. llynum was appointed to select the
other lncmbcrs of the executiveculllmlu
icc. John 1’. li‘ronzcl of indianapulls was
chosen for ti‘i‘iifllll‘i‘i‘. but; the choice of a.
secretary was left to tho committee. Both
lilo prosldcntlol and vice presidential can
ilidntcs will bu notified of their not- i;..i.'
lion in Louisville. on Hcpt. it. llcad-
qnortcra of the executive committee will
prl'lilnbly be located in ('hicago. where the
other licnmcralic organization is conduct»
ing its Work. Generals Palmer and Buck-
nor wcro both escorted to the colllll‘llttcn
aml i'ubic of lllluols. Tili'll' entrance was
llcnrliiy :lpplmulml.- Senator l’alnlcl‘ made
brlcl' ruuulrks to tho culnllllMl-n and pale
licipalcd ill the discussion. .M‘llcll Mr. Ply
llllili was a~rkcd Will'lllt‘i‘ the. organization
would m-ud out. .‘pl‘llliill's and lilcratu-re.
lll' rcpllcd, "All that. i can say now is
that we will conduct a political cam-
pnign."
‘ri c
Scwall “'lll Not Withdraw.
(full-Ann, Supt. -i.-—liofcrring to tho ro-
vivui ol‘ the rumor that Arthur Hawaii
Willilil withdraw from tho licnloorutic
lii'kci, i?hairmau .lnul-v of rho national
c .lmmlti’cc, who is now ill this city, soul:
"The talk about the rel-lrcalcnr. of our
lullniillulu for vice president is too absurd
to be seriouslytalllsidcrcd. Mr. Sawmills
lcitcr, written Just after the nomination
at Mr. Bryan by tile h't. Louis l‘illl\'i!lli‘>ll'lll.
la n hliii‘lilllli illustration of his loyalty to
his associate on tho l'hulnlcrntlo notional
tlekcl. He sees no olnimrrlwsmcnt what
cvcr ill Mr. Bryan‘s nomination for presi-
dcnt byauothcr purlyoud upon another
ticket, but ln-liovca it to be an llnportant
till-p toward ccrlnlll victory for Mill silver
causc. "
Nominated For (‘onlream
New Yoaa. Supt. t—Tho
nominations for cuuurclas have been made:
Eighth district, .I. Murray Mitchell;
'l'clllll. ('lllrl‘lu'u W. Mimic; 'i‘birfwnt-ll,
ii. 1'. Shannon; l-‘ouricontll. bclnuel ll).
Quinn.
Cleveland Inoiinas to Talk.
lirnanns llsv. Mano, Supt. lac—«Proli-
iilcnl. l‘iovciund. when seen l‘l-lltlvh‘l' to tho
nomination of hcnamr li'almnr, declined
to be intcrvlcwcil rl-gardillg lilo action at
the convention.
\‘rnnusla Gold Mines.
LONDON, Supt. l.—~'i'im Ht. .ianlou fia-
Icilu publlslloa a iotlor slum-d by "Hill!
Who Accolupnniml iiuwruur licuuulau on
His Tour of lllupm'iiuil Ill lilo Hold ’l‘ut'l'i
lurics of the Northwest l‘lisl‘rlct" tor Venu-
/.uolai in which the \vrilcr says that the ,
wilulueulnltry is rich ill gold and uni-is,
that he is aura lilatwithlu a. your them
will be a big lmolu lill-ro.
f‘yclone In New York Mate.
Annamaria. .\'. it, Salli. i. «a cyclone
struck the village of iinganlnil. four miles
from burc. A lluiiall and two barns were
blown down. The l‘lullmlwm owned by
Edward l-‘mvb'r and William liarimr. 'lliw.
horses in Forusworlh‘a burn Wi‘i'il killed,
trims worn uprnelcll. chimneys dolilolbilli'il
nml great dmlluuc (lilllll. tile anthem. of
which is not yet. known.
Want Missionasiss lispeiled‘.
lioa'rox. Sept. l.~—laformutlon has been
removed in iiamlon to the client that the
lllflfli novcrlnuenl- at. Mosul. Turkey. has
uni. up a petition tollio central gum-no
lllcnt at l‘ollstalltluupio, asking for the or
pulnbm of the American liliiiiiiittilll‘illii from
that district. on the around that they arc
“disturllcrs ottilu pence. mirrors up of ac-
dition and rebellion. "
lileurs on Trial.
i'onwnrmwm. aunt. ‘lun'nlfl spacial
tribunal for the trial of thn authorn at. tho
rccl-ut uutrnncs ill this city. ramultimr in
tho hilllngof scvcral thousand A rlllmliarw.
has been opmuui. ill-liciulcata against i M
Mussolamus and Armcniaus mm- handed
in by the public prosecutor.
shaplellivs flatly round.
BEVERLEY. Mass, Hopi. i.«-’l’im body
a: Harry (I. rillnpirinil, who iiiHllllliiilWllli‘
from his homo in .“laicnl. Hot. in. lanai.
was found in a lion hole at Prlllc's (Ira-s.
ing. Himplclgh was a umsmumcr airliiic
American Morons company.
steamer "astound by live.
'l’al'lt'rotv. Mars. Hopi. l.w'l‘|it'aliflifiliifli'
it. P. Show was totally destroyed by lira
at lllghton. Tim Hhaw was an excursion
sloamm running out of Vail lobar and
was owned by P if titaniu- hm “i “M
O. .. .
During the '
following ‘
mailman-mean».
lisvsanm. lion. ii. to. ’03.-liand
WM“?—”l wish to say that l
canal a sample bottle of Dr. item?» it -
in Care and sat delighted with it. My
he? isncw fmr months old. and inns
on cred everyds of her short life with
who. ihsve t pianist or thing
ever heard of. but can truthful y say
that anything! have irked cannot mm»
{are with Dr. Hand's Uolio (haul.
'onrs restsemfully. Mrs. (l. (5. Miller.
no Arch at." sunny all Draught». he.
Poison ivy. insect bite». immortals“.
horns are cioicltly cured by lieivitt's
Wimblism Salvo. the pile euro.
1'}. P. Weed and (i, it. fit lain.
isle Lives taut.
Minn l’luuvbc ’l'lmmns. «if Junction ( “by. ;
till. wmtold by lw «humus silo laulmu- ‘
mmptimlsml ilml flame wait no hype
for her. but two imillm Dr. King's new.
Diarmrvqcmaplctl calm her and value
says it saved her ii p. Mr. ’l'hoe. me“.
1887 Phobia lit" San linoleum, sulfa-owl
farm a dreadful cold. multimillion (Ion
sumptirm. tried without ”Wit every.
thing ciao. lbcu bandit mm bottle of Dr.
King‘s New ”Mommy and in two wwlra
wasmml. lie in natumll thankful.
it. in ouch Manila. of whim three,» are
canopies, that more the wonderful of»
fhw-yrd‘lhia lmvii’cilm in (handle and
not». Yr’r-ciriallwiih'a at (i. it. ana-
sonl's and ii. i". Wmd‘a Drug Harrell.
Round-M um rm and than
My.» willie loyal.“ but. you can't all",
ford“ toirmun of linen. lie Willi] for:
thermal a; 2 mm»: by having De"
witt's Cello and Cholera (fore in the
house. 1%. 1'. Wired and (.5. i5. Still-ion.
..-4..
how. - .
(lid prwpic who imam: nualicine to.
rem-violin that bowls and hidmeys will
and: till” one nwmiy in iii-writ: Bitters.
a medicine than.» moi-oiitnuloic and
«carbon no whiskey am other lotion»
carnal "is am trmiw and aliiffdlli‘lt
it acts rily «no lbw slmasmb and bow-
els. midi ibl‘ltflfll'liiiilll’llligiil'lllt" icon to
fill! rl‘f‘pri-‘iii‘hb. timothy aiding Natural in the
peril momma»: of the fumrlimlr. Hamlin:
billions in an on: i not summit” and :tlfla
(iteration... t lid morph; and it just cainlr‘
1y what. the-y marl. Prim-,- titty (With:
anvriilllmoiwr Millie at (.1. if. fillllfiim'fi,
and ii). F. Word? Drag name. 1
Many a riov‘swnie it but by slick heed»
ache caused by intimation and «(attach
titrll‘tblca. iant‘b Lillie Early Mfrs
clothe most tif'erduai pill for lla’flcmw
log or ‘ difficaiiioa. l6. 1'. Wool atoll1
0. (I. Stillman“. ,
'4
Therein more Catarrbiu thin motion
lof the country than all «other diawlw‘
4 par. Martha-r. and nutritive last few year-:1
was supposed to he incurable, For a:
great many yearn «harms; tornwnmvd it
a heal disease. and ”enrolment lmal real-W
eriies.amihyenmtuniiy failing to elite,
wirhxilocni‘ crammingprmumlml it in»‘
curable. nonmchmpnwcn worth to
be. a conntitatnlmi dim. and there-
fore- vermin-s mmatitntiwal treatment.
Hall‘silaiaflh Cum. momentum! by
F". .ll. Chewy or (lot. Toledo. Ulric. is the
only (sonatltotionnl more on the market.
it is taken inrbumf'rom in «MOPS to a
rnaeprlrlntni. it not» directly on the.
mucous «anthem of the syn-intro. They:
offer one hnmlml thrillers: for an veal-w
it fool‘s locum Semi for int « tmiiw
moronic. Advil-mo 1". J. CHENEY dc
Cit. Toledo. 0. lilo-id by «imagine.
dominion? lily trident ohm» and #532911
sores. Motto“: Witch Hazel naive
. armdil‘yr heal.» thy-tn. it in line beet pile
more known. ii. I'. World and ti. C,
i Stiiison. "WWW..-
0mm
ow
I N
may“ , WWW“
0mm ‘
1'8 ’ f 0
«3'1“ W a:
M
o! , , , W
it. doesn‘t! matter march winner {lid'll
Tln- windows-tern mammal and now
W 113113.15
I . , ‘ I
X i ‘ , .
"Merle is Dr. Ismael Muller’s
prescription for Infant: and Tillii
drea it contains neither. Opium.
Iorphlne our other lunatic sull-
staaee. It in harmless substitute for
Penguin, Drops. Soothing Syrups,
sail Castor Oil. It is pleasant its
parent“ is thirty vears' use by
millions of Mothers. Castoriais the
Children’s Panacea-tile liother’e
Friend
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
no not be imposed upon, but insist um
tug-in; Cjfilofill and see that the fac-sirinl:
signature of
ie on the
wrapper.” m
5'“le '
ted enriches and the public at all hazards.
Tun Cannes Connor. 77 Murray 8%.. NA'.
sort! in ' v
"a
‘ Ex- Iner in
If. S. tent once.
I 876 to 1883
Ofiices, 436 Main Street,
Inlmnmn'r. conn-
‘ Norwaik
Lobsterslt
Sqft '
. Shell
Crabs!
m...“
HUNT a mu...
l'lcarl-mle-m. barium. indignant: and
unavolriohhw «hometown-e.
hittlc lilaliy insane will w-miliy roa-
Nicolai]... II. P. :i'lfllliwm and ii. 1’.
chd.
cmonm
We
’ foe
infill"
0‘ a , o W“-
l
i Wow m
. The best melanin the! «mid for can.
i bruises. solicit. ulcer». unlit ”actual. it'lt‘l‘,
' screw, tctrcr. «Proposal hernia. «thallium.
common-iii all slum melamine. stul amt
itivclycnvrrn guilt-a. or aw my mymlwi.
lit- ia mannunamrll it» now lamina Mfldei'm“.
' now or money ”familial. I‘m‘t- '2}; want»
. per lion If. I’. Wear! and (i. C. Wilma
if you how own van a bill» tllllni lo
the. agony of monomer Monaural. you
can wail-m the drum of W “willie and
apprmdwra rim and . of phantoms“
relief windy» Mlmnlflli by IMWiil’e t ‘oiic
oi: f‘holbvai tiara. I'M arm“; and
diarrilrmam lo al widow "only. WI
could: not natural in» ceremonial all» a. a
l‘i‘id'ii‘irlllili were new mom. ii. I’. Wind
and u. If. Stillman
lllrlni'l tulle» my tum who-a you leave
cholera mortals or «lamina. Fight
them in» the Romanian with lit-Wink
canon: ifhrnlh'm (byte. You don‘t have
rowm’t intrusions. «by so- instantan-
enna. wart it harm the latitude in lit-slab
conditional. Ii. 1%“?de (5.1131301!
mu».
WANT ANYTHING ?
my marl to. Manila!“
to line m ' Inuit
leaning
l Sen/tiled.
' ‘ ii
constipation are warmed by modem or .bi' ‘
IDA-Waite.
{3 (up 1 ,
Pretty Wall
Decoration
ii crll'a «mi any more than ugly papcr
‘ il'.~ lncrcly a luaticr of ionic. li' youcro
‘ not run.- what you want. the best way in
to go to a rciialllo place. You couldn't
~,:u by ill'l’l‘ if you ll‘li‘ill'H‘l‘ so hard. We
.li‘ .liili)’ help we lilui illcrli lit'\'l!i‘ was it
lw iii- 1' rule nl' wall paper.
, Pointing. pawrhnnging and dramat-
nut.
if not collvcuicni for you to call at the
.ttmrc. drop a [main], lppl lwill beplenseti
3 in) rail «in you Willi ll lull liilliili rilllllpltll.
L E. E. GORHAM.
lo Filo-3T AVENUE.
,ltutblorwslil, - - Connecticut
1
mi. .
. MAKE YOUR
.WANTS KNOWN
, r
. us 1'
“Elli“ SEI'l'lllEL
m
YOUNU- MAN'
Wb this the chance of ID tux
. wit lit insurance. when our
Canto s day will
lllSURE YOUR LIFE
FOR shoool
tom: Giana my will «Rayon an Endnw
mi. of 31.000 payable to admit lf you
live. With surance. lite everything
summits-ti thechcapesl. insure in the
tonne icut General
Ufei svranoe Go.
Of Hartford.
5. sa'llo‘ll‘srmtu
ill Vim-Quest. lie. he: wait
If.
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