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TnF.ni: will le one luiii'lrcd ami tliirty
tlirve rejHiMic.-m votrs on a joint l:tllt
in the Nehrika leisUtnn-.
Tiik jovi Tiuni'iit Imi'iMIiilj at NVIiMsk.i
City will h; completed ju-it in time fr
t'.e new republican postm iter.
We understand Mint at a ' little" meet
in hehl in a down town olliee the other
eyjnint; it was decided who is to he
post m ister. So, so.
Lom S. kvii.i.i: Wkst lian packed his
household g'ods and will leave Wash
ington. He has one consolation and that
Is Cleveland will follow him on the 4th
of next March.
Tiik lie has hecn between Kentucky's
favorite statesman and the democratic
moyul of Colorado. IHickhuru aud
Ituckcr, the one a senator and the other
a jude in four states, cannot do other
wise in the present stress of popular feel
ing than to right it out with shotguns
an. I side arm. They both hail from
"bad men's states." Lincoln Journal.
Here is a gain of over 70,000 in the
Republican pluralities iu the twenty-two
northern states, a gain obtained in spite
of the most vigorous campaign and lav
ish expenditure of money the democrats
have made in u quarter of a century.
With the national administration and all
the olHces practically in their hands they
were not only not able to make any ad
vance, but lost ground. IJut even this
showing does not give the full dtm emt
io loss. The democrats were also unable
to maintain their standing in the eight
southern states in which a contest was
possible. The official democratic majori
ties in thes? states in 188-1 and the
estimated majorities for this year are
given in the table below:
is.i. js.
Delaware 4.01.1 :j..;:"J
Virginia 5.111 1
West Virjinli 4.2-'I
Sout'i Carolina 17 L-imhh
Kniiucky 3l.fcv.i :mmmo
TnnseJ - !i.l 17 (t ie
JMM-ourl .Tl.o:: IT. fitn
Arani:it n.U A'.dio
Total... iai.S- 1 l-t.!-s:i
Democratic loss 1'- 4i'7
Th -j estimated majorities in iv bo too
small in one or two instances, but they
will certainly ex caret I the oitieial tignrt s
in others. After nothing this loss in a
tier of states that has been regarded as
soli My democratic it is instructive to
look al the republican pluwiliti.s in the
northwestern states where the democrat
boasted so loudly that they would make
gains. This is the showing for this year
aud for four years ago:
ISM. 1
Iiiitana
Illinois
Mirh'iran....
W ? nsi II...
Minnesota...
Iowa
i;.47 D. -
' SJ7 2 M -'"
:j .Ins I'J l'
UKs i:'.
41. -0 : ::.i1 7
l'J 7-.1 3-1.3-;i
Total (W Iii.liana)..77.S.'J
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The lesson taught by these figures i- so
plain that he who runs may read. Tin-y
prove indisp-itably that the hold of t lie
republican party on the northern states
Ins been sen-ubly strengthened and that
the grasp of the democracy on the south
ern states is senilly weakening.
IW ir THE FIGURES TA LK.
Our republican readers may profitably
clip the following figures (from the
Philadelphia Frtss ami paste them in
their hats for immediate use every time
they hear a democrat blowiug over tar
iff reform gains in Mu northwest. The
figures are so refreshing and consoling
to the de:n uratic hop?:
The total vote has as yet been compi
led in only a few of the States, but the
jipproximate majorities in all of the
Northern states and in many of the
Southern states have been announced
The ollieial figures in some eases will not
be given until Mm State Legislatures
meet in January, but they will vary only
slightly from the present footings The
returns already In are accordingly accu
rate enough to give a general idea of the
results of the election and to admit of
some instructive comparisons. One r.f
the most suggestive of these is that ob
tained in comparing the Republican
pluralities in the Northern States this
year with those polled in the same States
four years a no. The following table
gives the ofiieial pluralities of ls4 and
the reported or closely estimated plurali
ties of 1888:
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Kep.
California tt.l-'S
IH-Iil.
Culurait s..";j
Connecticut 1.270
llinoi 1T,1IS
Indiana e
Iowa V 77:t
K a ii 4a ''1.C74
Maine .-i.f.'
M;v4rliu-:t ... -.'I..-S72
Michia" 3 ."j s
Minnesota U.tVi
elntk.t 2"J..'Jl
Nevada l.fil
New Hampshire. 4.(Vt
jow .1 rsey ..... 4.4l-i
,Sevrork UJi:
Oh!n
Oregon i:Sn
Pennsylvania. .. 61.1""
Rhode Islaud
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THE DAiLV ilEllALO i i'LiiiSfloTtiolCASKA. FPlUAV, iOVEMBEU 23 1SS8. I
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A wi-:m.-ksows Fietuh caterer of New
York paid his election the other night.
It was a choice dinner for several per
sons. The bill of fare was as follows:
oyster.
Four month more.
Son i',
CWHjomI-I- it.
Ki-h.
llrVallriulit.
KH-v
I'ilet ! ISoenf
it la lii'I'Ul'lK'iill.
K in;; County I'otaluco.
Klilree.
IJraiid Kntree. M.rch 4. 1'J,
Wert ViiKinix iTiaj)lii.
Sorlxt.
Indiana.
K 'list.
Canvas I over.
Salaile. Iwm dre.-swi?.
Kro.eii out Di-inix-rati.
hi nit.
l'..tiulaiia.
(ale. Linioirt.
In l!i dark. Tinpcaime whiskey,
Clears: Jlcnry (lay.
NATURE'S MUSIC.
laiiln up tliy nilver sands, O looinlnK sea.
Tho pines thatxkirt tliee c itch thy iiiiuslreLy,
And over all ll. forest swJ1m a toi:o
That echoes hut tho tnuiiie of thiuo own.
Half Kill-lit, rivers Rlide. sa-e murmuring n aves
fhvak Khu;hif when the swcepinR current laves,
lii.-iHTiii amon tho pebbles, low anil sweet;
So low. ko sweet, wild birds tho strain rel-cat,
Down thmugh great velvet cliffs, rich with f.reen
DJ0S3,
lir.K. Ki'ttering chains, the slippins torrents loss,
i-hiveriiiK and dailiuR 'neath tho arching trw-s.
Tho wandering winls in mystic minor keys
:"irT their love sonars ubove tho waves aud ren ks
In hnrinony that every heart unlocks.
Helen L. Carr7.
SWnohlns a Crncol I'ipc.
"Exactly. Your bead aches, your
eves I Mother you and your throat is always
parched," said a well known physician,
diagnosing the case of a patient. "Now
I can tell just what brings on theso dilli
'.uliics. You smoko a corncob pipe.
Isn't that a factV"
Tho sufTercr replied in the afilrmative,
but was curious to know bow Mie doctor
U arncd what kind of a pipe be used.
"1 see so much of this that I couldn't
help knowing what ailed you," explained
tho medical man. "lien apparently en
joying perfect health conio to mo every
;Jjv. They aro great big. robust fellows,
;:nd thev all sufl'cr in tho s;iine causes.
At first "I was nonplused, and led myself
to Ijclieve that it was a new disease, but
I finally discovered that tho whole trou
Uo was caused by corncob pipes. It
needs no credulity on your part. Notice
yourself when you are smoking a corn
cob a sickly, overpowering odor, which
HI up your throat and lungs, and causes
a smarting sensation of the tongue. That
is tho smoko of the burning cob, and it
contains enough creosote to cure a bam."
New York Evening bun.
In (ho New First Ucailor.
"ITow the wind blows!"
"Yes; it is almost a hurricane, fee
bow it twists the branches oif the sturdy
;; ecs! Man v a good ship will go down
i i this gale!"
"Ah! but d you see the woman? She
can scarcely face the howling wind."
"Yes, I sto her. Perhaps you think
ber four children aro dyuig and bho is
jjjoing for a doctor."'
"It must ho a case of life or death to
call her out."
"Nothing of the kind. She i.; eimply
i.Tler a uovcl and a pound of caramels.
; :ul she will put in a couple of hours
I jthering the ft ore clerks. There is
.-.aotlier. and another a dozen of tin in."
"And will thy go home refreshed?"
Verv much ten times as much ns
Si' thev bad remained at home ami darned
: :ockmgs or re wed on a buttcu or two."
Detroit l'Teo less.
A I-I-11 for InveKtisators.
It was htatcd thirty ycaiv, ago that rn
.-rdinary battery would impart to a per
: -ct electric motor only one horse power
; f energy from a consumption of two
,oundsof zinc per hour, while a good
'ream engine would give an equal power
: .om two pounds tcr hour of tho much
. ! ics( per coal. Professor Ayrton now as
. rts, however, that zinc batteries may
. Inj made an importanfnnd cconomi-
.d source of incchanical energy, and that
. iev may funii;-li a rolution of tho prob
; ai of converting the energy cf coal into
. lectric energy without the wasteful
!eam engine. Before this can bo ac
. omplished it will bo necessary to find a
j rocess of unburning tho oxidi;:etl zinc
at a cost comparable with the cost of an
; i;ual weight of coal, so that the nietaJ
; ..'ay 1x3 cheaply used over pnd over.
Arkansaw Traveler.
The Life of a Watch.
A first class American watch, well
1 ept, will last thirty or forty years, or
;..iactimcs even longer, before the works
v. car out, but the averago lifoof an or
i iiiary low priced American watch is
i. n years, and that of a Swiss watch, of
tae same grade 63vcn years. Tho length
. i' life for a watch depends largely cn
'.:ie number of its jewels. The rango of
; .rice3 for American watches runs from
,1 to $j00, tho ct;st!iest being a split sec
: nil minuto register timing watch. In
l!:o United States alxut a,5U0 watches arc
i.-.anufactured every day. Tlio Wallham
u ctory turns out 1,500 per day and tht
rigin factory betw-u 1,200 and 19,CC0.
J.'liicago Herald.
Nafo to Kiapioy.
Dank OHicial You say you would like
z position as cashier.
Applicant Yes.
!J. t. Do you Ik; long in the city?
A. No: I've come from Canada.
15. O. Is that ycur native place?
A. Yes.
i;. o. Why did you leave it?
A. My doctor's advice.
15. O. Climate too severe?
A. Yes.
P.. O. Ever intend to go tack?
A. Never; it would be certain death.
15. O. Eureka! You are just the man
v-e- want. Kcjmrt iu the ir.em.ing cud be
::.ol.!led as catliior. Yankee Elude.
M -. minim;; III I- inaiu-ial Suils.
I5u:: Eo vou carry two watches. Jack,
cr is that double chain a bluiT?
Ji-ck No l-luff, Cus, I carry a Y.'atcr
:.;:rv in cue jacket and a Jurgcncn io
t'-o:!:cr.
Cur, What's that for?
Juck Win n a man to whom I owe
n-ouev asks iie I he lime 1 consult my
W::uil ::iy. but when a stranger or
S .dv v.r.nts the Fame infcrmaiion it's the
Jjrgen. cu t! :.t ;;ivcs it. and don't you
fwigct it. 'll:e EjK-:b.
Too Imilniiiit Was.
C!i. vo-.i v. irdicr. y;u have a stonp
:. : ::! ytu !":.! the r.ut said vben lie
:. ir.'.n t'.e !uii.
I'cw j.i ; :.:v j:a.r.' virl::;::; !y ii.di;
.-:.t i:.;.:: I'.:-' f !.. ::t v. Ik-:i la i;uls bi-
.U cL'.v. iUcjJ
Tlio Cnrse of the Toppy.
The sallow complexion of tho people
cf China, their emaciatel forms and
languid movements attract our atten
tion everywhere :-.l :ig tho river. 1 do
not see a bcau'i,:.! b.ce or figure, nor
a rosy check ; : i.;. 1 leaden color is on
nH fawes. ohl : i.ui male and fe
male. I Im.!; ;:l the bi o::. swift l iver,
I feel the est. I, t bar I re; I ga.e at the
high gie:i l.iil;. tho f.owing rivulets and
tho wide spreading trots overhanging
the baiidet.i. l'pii tic mountain sides
are hot!:.es and buii'iredj of workmen;
uprc-acb those busy laUuers and you
will si-e this deat!ili!.e pallor on all faces.
The climate set ins the acme of perfec
tion a l.iig. pleasant rummer, with a
cool, agreeable autumn and bracing win
ter: yet there i a want of energy and
life among the jx-ople. There is plenty
of food, and of excellent (piality for
China rice, wheat, millet, pea:., l eans,
corn, oils and fruits of many varieties
all within the means of the buiiiLlest
kdorcr.
I ( liter a largo field near n hamlet, by
tho Hide of a luxuriant growth of t ijien
ing wheat. The livid is clean, not a
weed vi.-ible; but close together and four
feet I Ugh stand stalks with large dry
heads, brown and decaying now. for
their blight llowers faded a month ago.
These decaying stalks speak; theytell
mo why the death pallor is upon all
fleer., from tho shriveled form of age to
the bowlegged child sitting in the cottage
door. O wductivo viper, curse of mill
ions! Who c.hall dare to stand up in the
presence of this fa.st fading, degenerating
people and say the evil is not widespread
and fatal.
Traverse the fairest portions of nil the
provinces; net the cities alone, but the
ijuict, out of tho way places are l.11 satu
rated and liesmeareu with the black
paste, even to tho goL "Western
China."
A Weed ins a Telos.
In Telos wedding presents are exceed
ingly practical, and partake chiefly of tho
nature of food to bo consumed at the
wedding festivities; and toward even
ing on this day, when all the baskets of
grain had been gathered together, the
young men of tho village distributed it to
bo ground in tho hand mills, and for the
( pace of two hours nothing was to he
heard in tho town save tho monotonous
grinding of tho two stones, and the
equally monotonous songs cf the women
engaged in this occupation. It was nearly
dark when Peter, the bridegroom elect,
was informed that all the Hour was
ground, whereupon certain young men
of his acquaintance, with llutes, bag
pipes and lyres, escorted him from house
to house to collect this Hour iu large
tacks.
At each house they tarried for a little
time, tho instruments played and tho
voung men and maidens danced a curi
ous little dance, in which ono man and
one maid alone took part, at tho same
time singing little love songs a3 they
move to and fro. From bouse to house
they wandered, singing and dancing all
tho evening, e.rsl when the tlour was col
lected they took it to Catharine's bouse,
where a table was spread, at which the
women who had ground the grain and
tho young men who had accompanied
the bridegroom were entertained. Al ter
this meal, and when all were merry with
wine, the dancing began again, and con
tinued well into tho night; it was very
interesting nnd pretty to watch tho inter
laced Cretan dance, the quiet, stately
tinging dances, and tho brilliant acro
batic feats of the leader of the circulac
dance. Thus ended the great prcnuptial
ceremony of "the greater flour." Getir
Menian'a 'Magazine.
3Ion!iejV Aversion to Cruelty.
In Ilindostan, where three vari '.1. r. of
sacred monkeys enjoy the free; . i i f
every town, those four lianded pe:. I: . j
oi'ten assist tho police in enforci: g (e
riot l.uvs by charging c:i r.:assc for the
scene of cvciy dog ii.'.it t.iJ seh- .1' 7
seufde, They wJU reseno vorri... ;
and, for greater security, deposit them
on tho next roof, or suppress rowdyism
:i general, tho ttout Rhesus liaboon, for
instance, being physically as well as
morally qualified to quell tho aggressive
dir-jTOsition of tho fiercest cur,
C:i the platform of a public warehouse
the Dritish residents of Agra, a few years
a-;o, witnessed a sccno which put that
character trait In even a stronger light.
A little street Arab bad spread bis pallet
in the shade of a stack of country pro
duce, and had just dropped asleep, when
the proprietor of the Planter's hotel
strolled up with a pet leopard that had
learned to accompany him in all lus
.-ambles, A troop of tramp monkeys had
taken jxst on tho opposite end of tho
shed, and, like the beggar boy, seemed
to enjoy a comfortable siesta, but at
sight of the speckled intruder the whole
gang charged along tho platform like a
squadron of spahis, and, instantly form
ing a semicircle about the little sleeper,
faced the leopard with bristling manes,
evidently resolved to defeat tho suspected
purpose of his visit. Felix L.Oswald,
il. V., in Popular Science Monthly.
A Wall Street Man's Expcrimcnt
The bookkeeper of a "Wall street bank,
a man deeply versed in psychology, em
ploys his spare timo in making practical
tests of bis researches. There is a hu
morous vein in Ids composition, and
theso tests are frequently of a laughable
nature. Ho is a linn " believer in the
theory that man magnifies his own little
troubles and will unconsciously put him
self out cf .his way to avoid things that
have no existence in point of fact. The
other day this philosopher carefully
placed a sheet of blotting paper on the
edge of a desk in such a way that half
tho sheet hung over. The desk was in a
narrow passage that was much used by
the clerks, and the philosopher had no
end of fun watching them pass. Instead
of shoving the blotting paper out of the
way every rfenk who passed would
squeeze himself against the wall in order
co avoid knocking it down. The fat
clerks had a bard time of it, and one of
them cricked his spinal column in a par
ticularly lino acrobatic feat. New ork
Evening Sun.
How IT ics Sprc-ad Disease.
A contributor to Nouvcaux P.emedes
cites a statement by a Brazilian physician
to the eli'ect that in hot countries files
are tho most active agents in the propa
gation of y ellow fever, and adds that 11.
tipilmann and M. ltanstoutter attribute
the same role to those insects in spread
ing pulmonary consumption. When a
ilvhas lingered cn the tut jerculous sputa,
it" ij said. Its intestine and excreta con
tain Mia bacillus cf tuberculosis, which
it mav depoi it on the various articles in
or. apartment. Flies are credited also
wit'i't einx M.-c chief instrument in the
dissemination of Egyptian ophthalmia,
nnd Kkj :j t it?d as of the opinion that
they i.i.:v plsy the o:c part Li sprcad
hfj ciu-L;.. Frank Leslie'.
ii-u;. luiiuiUT at WMlilustoik
Munemitsu Mut.su, Japanese minister
at Washington, is a most abstemious
man cs regards stimulants, but being a
scholar and philosopher he has shown an
inclination to taste of American mixed
drinks as an exjierimental process. He
does not like our fancy tipples, however.
A few davs ago he tackled a gin lizz for
the lirst "time. "11a!" he exclaimed, in
an Oriental way, "it buzzes like a fly and
stings like a wasp." He will hereafter
confine himself to tea drinking. New
York World.
I'ahlo of Olden Time.
A farmer's wife hanged herself on a
tree in his garden, lie married another
wife, and, curiously enough, she, after a
few years, hanged herself on the same
tree, lie married again, and third wife
diil the same. The farmer wrote sadly
to a distant married friend to tell him of
the mournful coincidence. Iu reply his
friend wrote:
"There is great virtue clearly in that
tree. Send me a cutting." Friar John
Paidi.
A I'evfeft I'oriu.
"My dear, your mouth is a perfect
poem." "Oh, how can you say such a
thing as that?" "Well.it is like a iki
ular poem at least. It is so widely red."
And the matrimonial mercury fell 4(J
degs. at once. Terre Haute Express.
An tinater.r chemist wants to know if
whisky will dissolve gold. No, sonny,
but it will make it disappear.
The J;'pcnrst army is now 1"0,10C
strong. I t wiil be GOO.OOO IjcIWc long.
In military circles it is considered tba
Ismail Li'r!:a is a mvlh.
"All other goods by fortune's hand
is given,
A wife is the peculiar gift of
Ileavi
Is your wife ch snged. your home un
happy Dois she :i- i:..ut with gloom
on her face and do y a - no more the
smile that won yn .' I it because she
is bilious. lilt- cuuh lu'f the misery of
the world. Ibrsysttin is clogged up,
her head aehi a. (Jet her 11 vial of Dr.
Pierce's plcisnut Pellets and they will
giye her n lief and the atmosphere of
home will grow bright ogain. One tiny
susar-contcd Granule a dose.
Send your job work to the IIekald
office.
What Am I To Do?
The symptoms of biliousness are un
happily but too well known. They differ
iu different individuals to some extent.
A oilious man isseldom a breakfast eater.
Too frequently, alas, he has un excellent
appetite for liquids but noqe for solids
of a morning. His tongue will hardly
bear inspection at any time; if it is not
white and furred, it is rough, at all
events.
The digestive system is wholly out of
order ami diarrhea or constipation may
be a symptom or the two may alternate.
There are often hemorrhoids or even loss
of blood. There may be giddiness nnd
often headache and acidity or flatulence
and tenderness in the pit of the stomach
To correct all this if not effect a cure try
Green's Auywit Flower, it costs but a
trine and thousands attest its efficacy.
Our objection to tho foolhardy man i
not that he is a fool, but that he is hardy
lie never scums to die. Harper's Bazar.
$500 Reward.
We will pay the above reward for any
case of liver complaint, dyspepsia, sick
headache, indigestion, constipation or
costiveness we cannot cure with
West's Vegetable Liyer Pills, when the
directions are ' strictly complied with.
They are purely yegctable, and never
Fail to give satisfaction. Large boxes
;outaining 30 sugar coated pills, 25c.
For sale by all druggists. Beware of
counterfeits and imitations. The gen
uine manufactured only by John O. We
& Co., 802 W. Madison St. Chicago, and
Sold by W. J. Warrick.
Why Ho Was In Mourning,
She I notice that vou are in mourning,
Mr. J oces. liar you met with a recent
bereavement?
He Yes; I have just lost a sister.
She' A sister! I was not aware that
yon had a sister.
Ha Not a sister by blood, but a young
lady who said she would always be a sis
ter to rae, though, to tell tiie truth, I
haven't scea hey fciace tto night she
taid co.
She Oh! I see.
And the subject is dropped like a hot
ccis, listen Courier.
The standard remedy for liver com
plaint is West's Liver Pill-; they never
disappoint yon. 30 pills 25c. At War
rick's drug store.
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pay you.
MYIIJVA RUGS and a Handsome Lino of Car
pets, Matt s, Floor Oil Cloths, aud Linoleum at
Low Prices.
WttnitlVDiH Store,
Special Sale commencing Noveinlier i2ili, conlimiiiro; one wlc,
Cloaks and Ladies' Wraps
Plnsh Cloaks and Children's "Wear, Pricn 20 per cent less the price
offered anywhere in the city. Examination will prove statement.
PLUSH WRAPS
AVre have an im
mense line and will
discount game 25 perl
cent, as they must be
sold before the end
of the season. Our
PLUSH SHORT WRAPS
are elegant fitting
garments. "We sell
them at $14.5 0.
worth all of 20.00
Comfortables
A Fine Selected Line of irom 1.00 up to SO.CO a pair. AVe have
the finest 15 cent Patting in the citv.
UNDERWEAR
In Natural Wool, White Colars, Scarlet Stripe, Prices lower than any
house in the city, as we arc over-stocked with these oods.
CALL AND SATISFY YOURSELVES.
Yonra Respectfully,
J, f . WMaaIh,
a buiHlnbi
plush um
I'lush Cloaks
wq sell for SO
sell elsewhere at 27.
$ flD Plush Cloaks
Lid we sell for S25
sell elsewhere at $.'J5.
A inn u.sh Cloaks w
(4U.sflI for 40 sell
elsewhere at f$o().
A iP Plush Cloaks W(5
!$4j-ell for 45 sell
elsewhere at 00.
A Full Line ot
sold at the lowest
prices.
.mm
and Blanket
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