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1889.'
im:o thii a
Havon.
Hot, prealdenti of th
istrated one. f uature o
dleil In "the Danbury
, by the relation of
xperionce,
care of the B ethel
• t hat s hirwed t hat h e
pqunlnted w ith t h a t
..
etleld a nd Dr. - Smith
ifnlly depicted t he
y doctor, t he l atter
part a nd the f ormer
v Todd spoke f eelliiK10 R ridnuport doctor.
i< latest a <'<iui.>»Uloii t o
, m ado a n n dmlrabh
I on h im, ,
alia on Dr. H elm, of
\w gave our p eople a
0 meet w ith his m »cl;>r C ounty ; o uM. I I
Brown, w ho cleverlj
1 H oward .^. Scott^
tluf house ivpoat/edly.
lestl exercises the porle p arlors, w here I )r
1 to an I nvitation t <
o, and l )r*:\YUe, C uifavored t he p leasiM
tho f irst, a nd surprisuiquet erf a
>f a rrangements . ..
argc w ere Drs. Chirk
.1.
.*
Doctors.
of o ur p pacc t o tho
banquet- last n l^ht
that nearly ev|»r>
jhborbood has a per
uno oho of t hese nji
ronntu
• dortors

Can
and

i I ncendiary lire S till
i, and oot a few ijrouidnlglit eneoimtjers
iw h ave received

•this u nfhlr and unoQu^d division.
i S«int to say to tbt^ deuiooi-it40 poitiojj
'; M n, Bi>tlroH:~-Htt-vi .;: ii«nd tlib, p onij of It, If t here Is u uv, t hut it m«?«ta the
Dotun and Tu approval of no d emocrat t hat I have
munttjatloitMi o f . __
tamed w ith, add u nless amended a* i t
lor I n THSE JJXwa, In rotorenee to
should l>a wiU be oppoaod by all! fair,
nmeudriicfit of th«pfo >o*ed ffityk
i/x'// In Ibis baroitpb. JucLrti
as to tho wanner ot n eot/ltix (lih bOori
takes n pood deal (if pride In
>f a lUermon, I tnkf t li • l iberty id Offer*
'ew words I n support of Mu' P ^ tn lmf alJInp; nay a ttention t« the fact that- on
>osed by the c ommjt ee, a lthough/that the p opular .vote the republican party
the strongest in the last election In
>lan u f om aooofd * t h t he g unoruiiy
iccepted Custom t hat "t would BOelB t|> Danbury, a nd a fter e numerating t he
nnverful i nfluences t hat mttltatod f or
R-ed n o d i'fence w lmt< ver.
Befoi-o d eciding to n i i ke s ueh ai r adi- heir success, he f ailed to m ention an
al I 'hatiKJe- from the g enerally a liooptefl ntlucncc t hat w as more p ow'rful t han
nanner of electing our b ourn o( alderj- he m anufactories on the ym^*ction
nen as is proposed by t he c entlfineu it KMithnciit, a nd t hat was thelKKKaH, T he
vould se^m well to Consider e urot'ully 'act t hat Mat" Quay squeezed out of
he evils w hich It Is hopod wllji 1^> nvoi(J- hose highly protected manufactoriiw
Having an
H! a tid t he I mprovements w hich I t fw vas w hat did" t he business, b ut I f you Do you knowImmei
w hat
loped w ill b e m ade a nd try to a Scertuifi lave t his charter a dopted a s I t i sreport.vlieAior t he supposed p ain w ill w arnnjt •d bv the c ommittee, you will nevd no
AnO
MxxlUvund i t w ill b everj' easy t o carry
he uWtlEI' or n ot.
It i s the general c ustom i n t he f orm Of he c ity f or t he r epublicans. ;
CHAUI.KR D ORAN.
self g overnment adopted in t his c ountry
Jt».
to elect t jhe e xecutive ollicers o f t he v il•Unis ] >olitical d ivisions on popular. voti>, The f ollowing c oiuinunu'atlon w as
ipon a w meral t icket. There arc, h ow- s u b m i t t e d t o t he w arden a nd bui>?esses
•ver n otjil)le e xceptions t o t his r ule, i)s ast n ight :'
'
Tor i nstance t he pi-esiilent a nd v i('<>-prepTo t
B
ilcnt, w ho u ndeji o ur e lectqral s ystefn co-Jbeshe fH onorable Boar/1oof W arden and eu ur- Boys' and chllds'
o l Uo B orough, f p anbury, G
may be iald t o r% < >l(>cti>d b y d istricts
and tnoae in sewct
the s tat-cs) a nd also t he e .\eeutjve o lfl- Tho u ndersigned, .to \ vhonj by vote of your
•j'rs o f some of, t he states w ho u iidf<r board was referred ,tho o xamlnatl -o and con•ertain c ircuinstnnees a re e lected B y
of the '^Proposed C hArter for tb^
i'ropioixi c ity < f O unbury, 1 ' would reepecWul[he l e^islaturtjs t hereof.
V
ly r eport t int., i n acH-ordance w ith said rote we
( ) n t he o ther h and t he c ustom i s ov«n
bavo
tne ame,
more m ineral. '" f act, 1 m ay siiy i t l i; and ad uly e xamined a nd considered ccur no us, 185 M ain
mong o
ilmost u niversal, of ele.cti||>i; leJishUivt UH) f ollowingilier augifoaU.d.s ihat o Burnt :lent
i »ppfur>f importance
•>ttltH'n» b y d istricts. T his i s t ruejof b oth to c all y our i ituntlon to tUe » aine, CD w i t :
liraneho.B o f the n ational <'Qngre;« iof Klr-t - An v 'nendment o r InooriioraUon In
il i proposed c luirt<>ro£ some provision whereach o f the s UU(< l egislatures; a nd]
t h i n k 1 C an s afely s ny o f n ine-lenths:of by M ID p 'opo-ed c ty at largf* g nould nave
proper epresontutlon I n t
the c ities i n t he c ountry.- - In f act I j l er—tho r8>imo.ln u<il)«ti»noohe al aw m aking pownfoposed lo a enot k now of o r c annot a t present r e-ejUl cent c ommunleiktIon t oTiiKa BrkviKa N mws, rby
a s iiiKhi c ity w here t his c ustom docs l iot
Uonui, (ont- of y our Ixmnl}.
prcvaiij n or h ave I h oy a dvocated o fitlie
1 -Tho l ucorporaUon of ine f ollowing
uropowd c hange l uunod one c ity e ject- provision f or t he spetHl. correction of any erIng e ither b runch o f its I 'omnion c|)iin- rors t hat may at t iny t ime occur In the asseev
UK'iits < if b i'iiefltH o r diun«g«s I n t he l ayout o r
cil u pon a g eneral t i c k e t .
any
The l iinin f eatures o f t h e p resent |sys.- iviiwinirUoii I n staid c ity eot now bp ublic *-o I^R,
Itmnytn s wld u»t w
aveageoeral
htatute Unit i overs such C P8«B; But 8 WM
ly t he tesult o f w >veral, h undred y<'ilrs found I n Mie 8 t«vens caf<e. t he loognatfo of Uie
experience a nd s tudy o f the m utuige- gi tier t l ac' a ftordR R»rue I'natio* tor doubt, we
would i svikiKTsi the f ollnMng, vis.;
ment o f m unii'ipal a R'airs, a nd
there a re d oubtless Inipcrfwtlous F fTllu "In n il Criae-* of usecssm m s of damages oV
b*'iR'(lts t or t iioucinatruciloh, of p ublic works,
sMsteni, t he e vil s hould b e v ery ti
S uperior court
aiJd t h)' n >medy e <piallV o bvious t jiat •ny judged othe thcr*l-e, .concctmiy, by ren ro
a
would I w arrant" sf> radical a ehange! us iis-owinuuvt be,mown to e xl't in t ^ony errors
wuli-li r
report or
the n bandoninont o f the g enerally i u-- BObddnte or saUl assessmenta, provldea teason<-epted m ethed o f tho board o f a liijer- nb o •once b • i flveu to any persons not before
men b y d istrict** o r w ards, a nd s ul^ti 8-1 Id J uJ^e who t uny In I njuriously affected by
tdtihm,lherCfoji t he^iutried m ethod; o Uie c orrect 1 i nvor saul errurs, t '> a ppe.rand
be
elf'cting t heiri u poii a g eneral t icket i^s i snow cause s« h y jwild c orrections should not orm:itie ; b ut r.ld utl^e i nuy without, notice c
r> i 'C
a
mlsdfacripIf is t n i e U h n t c ertain, i ntlividu:il> ijon.i,m >Uiltfo<tt icH'ricul errors Dnd person interi rucn i s evident t h-t O
'id ,/ournn/.-/ fire' atlrocatlng sttplf n
linn been mlaled thereby."
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f
uingt* I n X ew York c i(y, b ut fheyyre Ail Q[ wiiu'ii !»• respeocmily submitted.
\V. K T ATI.OK & SON,
Jfieir i fnsons f uliv f or the prop<»e^l
Borough A tcorneyt I
jiiiiirie, w hich an1 t hat t he v otci-sof cer- Danburj-, J anuary 2,185,9.
lin w&rcteareso i gnorant a nd viofctw
nit they Inofet invariably send disuonAn
bt and eornip't men to represent f Hem
n t he board of a ldermen, and it is proM u. K DITOR :— You ni-«» s nnnofvd t o
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Bful i ai»<3 ' tunsuec >8fliftcenflia^rj; are till
, and oot a lfew rooddnigfit e neouh er«
oe h ave rc.oei'vec re-'
fuse t^> m ake pi >li<>
ler t hean; ground
only a dd to |be Ml-

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fe
t~m

their jr*aaon« f ully for t oe proptfseft
Boroug tx AtjtorBejTt'
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elnince, • which' an» that the, voter* of «er- Daabury,
tiiin war(ln aro «o -ignoraut and vicfcns
t hat t jlM'v inofet InvurirtblyNrnd di.*lf>n- |
'An Uuisxj»e«tod
ml and corrupt men to'-ivprNWttt tnem 1
A
iiju t hf board of a ldermen, and it la jirt)You aiv supposed to l>e
l o feil t o t ake f rom these ignorant ison- Mit. Rm«p
slltue|iH'li\ t he rlglK' t o elect a n • f tlijer- A! authorit on osculation. Explain
i i aiH>ff t ljteir O WIH Choiee a mi vest f t h e 1 1 Incident If y ou c an. A t
•t
festival
light Idcuooge a ll n ldemuMi i n the votes scat
( f the c ity at luvge, in the hope t hat] t he Stf heriuj; a ti the house of n prominent
c-itixen on an e vening of Chriatipoaweek,
r, came to t bje IM i(>e general iulelllgdnoo of the rwiiole H ty ci
AvouM be # otnu0h greater t hat a l uster
ilch Sergeai it K at- elass of mon w ould be e lected. In o ther a mistletoe bough w a» 8usix>nilwJ iu n
i'onspicuousj p osition. B y the merest
:1 f ound t rue «. A Ive words, i t U a n a t t e m p t t o t ake from 'cer- ('i
t-'i
chance a c oy m
tain d istricts t he r ight t o elect a ldertneu \V I u nconsciousaiden .stood b eneath i t,
duud o n t in , ^ jA (
ui
o f her dangerous s ituabecause t lif v oters o f t hose d btiitsts!, a rc Iall
i
I South K tr "«, ter too I ghorttnt a nd c orrupt t o Use t h a t t,\v
tion. U y l u<v s idojwasja h uahful y outh.'
A
Ireet fire. TUO lay light; w isely, thereby e ndangering j t he cl f emale r elative of tin* l att<>r,4ier wlUs
>i
sluirjiciicd by l oirg experience. O&tu&ht
iiily are positive nit vast i nterests o f the c ity.
( 1 e s i t u a t i o n a t a g laut-e, a nd e rieiLout,
•re, M onday n ight nul The c ommittee propose t o g i v e : o ne t t I ' l l f ilye y ou a d ollar i f you w ilr kiss
alderman t o e ach o f r ue proposed f our h<er." T he b aslifnl y outh, u nable t o releft t here t >ot\ •en wards o f the c i t y , b ut if I understand
•n. a nd f rom e($ ain the c ommunications i n q uestion ' cor- si( st t i n - d r>\il)l(> t cmptati<»i,-^|i/.ed t he
( ' oy m aiden i n his a rms, a nd u rmplte o f
that i t wa •4 not l ) U t rect l v, t hey a re based u pon t he a ssump- er f r a n t i c st r ug-rles, succeeded in h u*.
j.
tion t h a t t he s upposed d emocratic [ ma- * r i u t i i i ^ a r esounding k iss u uou her,
e last tn*e.
oritiy in t he proposed f o u r t h w ard w fould
the be s ufHoiont to ovoroouui f ho • « upijowd hishiug c heek, w hile t he usgt*mble<.l
gallon of < il i i
friends a ppkmded,
•^
m u d , a nd t here ivas t o t a l r epublican majorities i n the lirtt. Now note' t he sequel. The ^ uoxt d ay
FIR I
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liti o.il i i i li ' oA*vi;«\, ;t hough en- KoeoiUd, a nd t hini wiu-ds, t hereby ] )iiicti- |)
f v o/ (
(l t 'l
y o u t h a nd
were seriously
oally g iving ti> t he f ourth waril Hie both piisod, a nd sm aidend ayn elapwHl IH:everal
to t ink choice, not of one n ldermau as ])roposcd l'i
i<
t h i - y e ntircly^ix'covcnHl. W as it
; i lround a l ive g Ion bv t he c ommittee,, b ut o f all f our aider- «; |
siiu|>ly t h e u naccustomed net o f k j
'
?he police. It S( ins. men. I n o ther w anls g iving t ot one M
t
s ympathetic
ward
ourth fvhit-h ip roduced wohissensiUve wxM
Ilition n t he^o t
attracted by si h a of t h e w itjh prohably,le«i t hana0110i ifC i l t f t h a
p opulatiwiu, a nd less t h n o
^>
Orr*Ka ON WH.TB
i H'U n j thin>. 111! IH' of t axaliic p roperty o f the city- t he or w as i t r a t h e r t he efl'ecf o f #he i »xelt
a
iudei
choice of i t8 cnJ ire b oard of aldcipiieu. iuj: u ud I n-u n u s uwlase ixuiinstajices \tVoulc Hoqan w ith two L
*•
modem t m proven
tu
i1
&w| *-•!; i ' i
idi ^M*
»[,
WMn1 iM' l| i' vfi'n" f llo l >*»ufm i iil v»i'i*vit !^, o^l , L ';,v( M) ,t !< i which i ha ct e b een p erCormed ti f It
result
Prtfe $T ciOO. very
mivoi'iuiicnt, o n for t h e b est i nterests ol been d one ia vp rivate t':he same
MATTEKS.
u
PXTCH STHKBT-^IU;
the t a.\-payei;s t o leave f our-llfths o f
uply »s,noo. a bar
w ithout vpivseuUition Your o pinion i s l argely looked f or by NOHTH S TRURT—T*>i
rU— 1)1IlcVrs" Assi n- them prtttieaujri mportant ib ranch o f t h e
MANY W lTNKSSKS.
up(>n.the most
(4ui-t bo bold to c
ents.
Ne\ Y eur'ddiiv.
BAUIJPOKTII A TI —
l u i m i n o n c ouncil .', I t c «'i|t;i,iu!y H as not
r and his i I C l l uivo worked t h a t w ay in other p laces, • ;
Ounuta A VE —8eTin- K anuaoi- Dounlor.
IJut at* w e a n- t olcUjthut t hisi'very
iv of the t own d rin^ change is propo^sed i u N c\\ Y o r k i e i t y ,
i:u w i t h e a t i n g e lderly f owls, a nd able \CTm» — Bi
id better c amo the and asHyd w h y , we s hould n ot a dopt v I t Ugh t ing m o-«|uitos, t he . suJuuier Inmrder
i
— Bl
TS WOO l l.'lvO
oiue s t r u e f t Is p vo^ouiHl f or N ew Y ork, a s I tdocs n ot h a v e s o J im. a t ime a fter all.
c an b e e mini
or ( JwUlng
have
urpose
p racti- H :i < i . i the o u n
*OT*
f • ***•" * > ' 'I
the cally stated, f oif t he pCertain o fi gnoranf Hutr ea<Hlyl i la s niia t h ecc ity t r yi t h a b ottle o f
F VI
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ns
w
_
d isfranchising
1 1* is in lujuaut re- and ' corrupt d istricts o f t l n > c i t y . ; I t is' damson's H otanic Cougii B alsam.
proposed i u D aiihury f or the J MU'IMVO, oi
The C lotldng Stores.
j>ract i caliy
mfninehUtn^;
he I
API
ft we V arrested for second, a nd tihird w ards, s o tfar ( is l i ^ i .
t he
ikeuii ,»88 a lid br ach elc.etion of a ldermen is concerned. 1 ,
The u ndersigned c lothing a nd f uruuihH M.R
ii
Is i lie object f or J unking t he proposed Si ig goods d ealers agree to close- t heir .f»«r. ^ RooK
.ne, ~ t ruand-v, 1 011t jveuing exoop't
i proi iM-ty. ji com mon change the' n ame f it U anlniry a s iu N ew N .Mix's a t 0 o'e!o<"k t v e r yd uring tbeentire JIATIUKAf, B
York / ' A re t he v otvrs o f t hej t h'st. Moiidayaud S aturday,
auee, ft hoijiso Ui ak- tHMUind, a nd t hird wards s o i gnorant and y
year. < _The t wo we<'ks I x'foiv Christmat«
t
J t mn l>s, 10 for t eft. corrupt a s t<> i xMiuire t hat t heir action u Vccpted" 1 ,
lieeutM I l aw; and for IMI r eviewed a nd corrwUxl b v t j^ji«>upeF. K . H,\11TWKM>&(."O.,
rior i ntelligence o f the f ourth \ vaVd.iu
ig hoi • ' • ;*• •j*
*
T AI.UVXT ^: I *HAUOX,
t>nler t o *jli'i't l ioueft aldcri}i«'ii!? c >r
ppetd*Hi to U ' I II her would t he residents o f T urner a ndjSouth
Lbns A . J ^EVV;
('. M . H oijcit 5; Co.,
ind o\*T,< t W'O f oi eit- stn'ets b e b etter ( |iiali(led t o .pas? u pon
c
A f t ; . H OVT,
lumittcd t < lail, tlie q uallllcations o f a e aiulidate j of t he
J r u i r s S TONE.
llrst w ant t ljau t ilt 1 r vtfdent* 01 Deer
Hi, til-1 teen wore tli.s- Hill u vMiue a nd D ivision s tive*, o r of a
Danbury, Dec. :>;
la tli
twenl y-six. hail . dg- candidate o f the second w ard, t ljian re»
The d octors a re v ery u uieh displeased
icir riidents of FJm'nnd F ninklin stives ':
twent v-two hail:
over n
- The question IH islmply, a it> [we to stealing tC ompetitor who is gradually
Kht p aid fUu •s.
abandon t he almost u niversally n ftopted 8 H ull'sheir r esit prnctlee : we mean
C ough J *yrup.
:1 suatarB oy<?j~ t 1 'lit? system o f e lecting o ur c ity offlrenHi) Dr.
M
are
r one o every t v uty o'nler t <) g ive a c ertain p ojitical p d'rty a n s t Tot i y a(im f act urei-s—Accidents menconHeiirring among:' vour
enndvnntage w hich t li-'v would no) enjoy a u
if t hut a ystetn is a dheml to 't If so, why tailing toss of t ime and trnfteriug. Keep
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r*
11!*- Cannot t he i vpublicansi w ith e qijal j us- Snlvution O il h andy. Pijiee a5 cents.
>eeu jiveii
v
!^'1 >ant tice d eman<ji t o h ave t lu'iildermeii e U'ctt» 1U< nth.j S-r
Wanted, a Change.
from 8 a. m to 1 F-,. exl i n t lie usual m anner, a nd fflv4 t o-the
P
uldei-meu no euosen toe right tQleleet a That this is -not what you may call winm T n m. to " 1 m., mayor.
ter w eather, we n il know. It, 5»
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look u ter M ain itrecl
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street l i l H

4iey n utjt;ht. ( >fneer
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tho lowei par!

e < Jay (kid O fficer Foley
will H» Oil
r
and Mlloer
lit.
Hrrostsimade l ast night.
e No. no. K. of
inlowing n ewly t lCCte<1
;»y
lith; H i'.. ( '. M. l l o v t ;
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Smith ij K , of fi A H.,
.; I . MJ, V , S ubi net to. ;

is done by n. I». G. C'.
iiterbury.
f t he IjiusinesH n icetluR
t}n? l6d£c w*'n| m uch
entruiK'o < >r a i humbci
i a s ui-j>ri«te v isit,
louse v jiivos t he>| came,
is, jiniil a t alple was
I n H iibattuitHul K ijpper,to
a d oneiinjmore :'espects
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iTt1 wlis for a time a
uid tlotv t)f s oul,
< - V a n B riuaor.

,ce o f llr, a nd M rs. Wilier, IN | F oster i trcet, a
ok p|: c;l t his -f > rcnoon,
ug t h t , unirriajn o f t i n
Flora H,:, t o <; ITord A .
Isou .ill ^ mith. a issistaut
was p ej'foruieu at 10;.'M)
Mft) kwll i n iiis u sual
iu t|ir presence of a
\' i nn : i(fdiate f riends o !
>ojii, I lllie i f i l c 11ion !><-^ie w ejilfimg a < u iet one
ii'l'b f vM-V.|ll, w l i i i ' l
•i1,, A nna

«1 ID|'tlitf uauals nj^uuer, iind. jftv^ lio-'
lueu *o
the righl
mayor,
the e mninltte<»
to t U<vnmyor the appol
of aldermeri
and
provided f or t heir ejection"in
imtuuer t hey n<j*v ha*ve, there,
been some I'tMvson* ft»ii dt;
jihiposod c hange, Oitj t lu
t h a t j t h e m ayor a ud t jie n iajovUy o f Hie
" J of aldunncn wnultl proli'ubly IM|u> different political p arties, w hU-h
would i vsftlt in a ll s orts ( >f d iiils'ai*d
. Hut t hey < Hd n ot, T ljey,iriyc
theiiuavor t he f ull a ppointing p ijwer f tir
tlie police d epartment, a nd all o ilier a ppointments am givtm ty t h^'M u niUU)u
council to l*e UitcUiiHl by a aUinflity
vote; a nd t hus t lu- o nly p ertinent o bjection Is r emoved,
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Ihnt thi| is nbt «rhnt yoli ijplr
^r w eather, wd all know, ijt, is moue
like October t.»V* May.. ShouW this
went her i nnit t ime for any iwtipt h of t ime
heavy o veinjoats \^11 fie p» dimj: on t h»
markvt. ifcucl^f is a lready the onse w ith
lurco m amitacturci-s \i\Xe\ Yoi>k, and
taking a dvnufu.irc of this. Levy B^th.
ers,, t lie w ide* a wake HotjbJtMra,, have
bought a
of
Ohinehilla a nd Kcm-v uvt-rcoiit.s f or'just about
half w hat they paid f or similar goods
four m onths iu*o a nd h aving t he n ame
forclose ljuyors t heir costumes can gt:t
barirains i u o vercoats,
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The r ecent s tatistics of t he n umlw o f G
deaths shows t h a t t he l ai^e m ajority die
>vith c onsuinptlon. . This disease may *»
eommoneo w i t h u n a pparently harmless Nig lit "oiila'a
eoujrh w hich c an lije c ured i nstantly by
Kemp's B almuu-foj- t he tlu^uit uud lungs
wluVh i s g uarantee*! t orellovs and euro
Mu. K niTOW": - I read t he a nswer t o
P rice .r
my c ommunication o f last . Thui^dav, b v all cases. sale by»0e a nd e l. ' Trial si/e
all druggists.
Mr. U nnvstor, i n y our w <-ckh, n mf si-c- free, l-'oy
in}j t hat t ine o f the s ug^stioiis m ade i u
\> o f M any,
tljat l etter i? \<\ approved al b y the
YU-TUU, X. V.. Feb. 1st, 18S7.
oommltttH', 1 w ill e ndeavor, as bi i ctly
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as l .can, t o i*eply t o his a uswtvr t o m v Mr. O . K. W oodwiml, Dear S ir: Send f
other o bjections, l i e ' i nt i n m t e s t h a t a me ' j :rn>ss K emp's Balsam, fiflc s i/o,aud I will sell books
' know t hat
mail t hat w ill u ol sewo t he c ity w i t h o u t a f ew s amples, i c ertainlyelling cough
pav is d estitute of public splntl 1 < an K e m p s B alsam lathe best s
oiiljj say t h a t I t »eom» p ublic s pirit w as cure. 1 h ave t iltjee-n olhor cough a nd
not •mliieicut f or h im, w hen h o a cted a s Inn;; m edicines o n my sholvtss, a nd
the b orough a ttorney o f I SS^for j see Kemp's B alsam s ells K Mo oho* best'of a ll.
V.
bv
that h e ^ <>t-und d rew f rom t he b orotttrh 'Uesnoetfullv ay ours,a nd K. 1'obb. Sold ot*1. S ample b
treasury o\Tr ? ^<KI f or his servit|es ; a mi all uruKjttsts t M Vwhen J «iy t h a t I t loii't t h i n k h e d rew \\r tlc f 'f,ree.a t m oney b \ \ vhat h e
o th
A Sjif«
honestly e arurdj n ciihcr d o I t h i n k t hat
Is one w hich
iruarmitcoo!
bring
public s pirit w il| b o considered s iutllcieut yon s atisfactory is i vsults^or in to ase of
Tl
c
for t he p ii'sent b orougli a t t orncVs m >r f or t a i h u t ' a i vturn'of p yrchast- p rice. O n
any a ttorneys, a nd i t so, w hy s hould i \>\t this sate p lan iMixiucs.-t uy f rom lo ur adm echanic o i< \i c an b n uiu l >e lifa b ottle of Dv. iup'j*
only o ue t hat o rtjrhr t o m auilcst au«1 vertised^ ednipjdntor c ons\unption. K I t is
Nc,\ l ) i o \ t - r v T
shtiw t h i s p ublic s piril.
teed o
r
very case., Remember, f
In n mkiuii t he c ompcusat'nm l lfty KUil ran sed ftor-tiring aelief iu eo f t hroat,
u
ffection
dollars.it w ill p u\ a ny poor m ini t \\U> when o r c hest, sa m- a s c onsumption, in-.
hums
uch
dollars p er n i^ht l or h is s er\, a nd t t
( \ l uujis.bixniclu'tis,
tliere a rt-men i n the c ouncil w ho w ij\ Ihinunation o\i-h, I 'DiVJp, c lc., ea sthuia;s
tc. I t i
Ijavi: t iiiij p uhliti u plrU, d un H- c U'ein^ i vk- WH<KMUTyj e
pleasant nd s:n>cjililetotaste,iHi'rf<><'tly
imdy w lio h as s erved t he b orou^rli h cr«-- >ute, a nd ac an aa lways be d epended u pon
Mill
toforcever h ad. be h e a ttorney o r l ay- Hodiuc'.. i lruR s toii\i M ain s tnt-t.
man, w hy l et h im uo| d raw ( lie K ihu'^.
Jim I hia m a i t e i u f f alary I s i uu t ri\'hil
in c omparison t u t h e need o f T i a \ i n j r ijit Children Cry f or Pitcher's Castorla
least a p art o f t he l aw-nutkin^ p ouor of
the'.j'lty, d raw i ts a u t h o r i t y f rom t lie
JLVHIUED,
whoU 1 of T he c ity; t hereby c uabliii;-- |j|je
popuhir m'litlineui !;•-, \(. u cmikTuric o i> S M I T H - V A N n iUMi;u~}n ^^4 toi a, Tnurai
ifbuimeau 10 v ellect U sclf t f f o u r c ity
it, J :vn. a,d,, uy l- . J.. .Allen Max*
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, U-ir, elections. 1 think I c an p rove t hat t h3 •<.t'u a v I X, U t«tT>ta A suutb, nr>A Klora J Jdivision as miu'le In- \\\r c umuilttcc w MI vnu Hi^Auvr, rtrtufe'Utor of William Van Bramer,
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niakj 1 ! "hreti y ciMiii'|it,a'ii \ \aids,' a nd O |H> ill ot
dfinoi-nitlc..,, ' ajow i f I c an p idi\ i t, a iu
1 m ^ j ustilk'tl (it u d emocrui,: as a IH
DIED.
lii-ver i n f air p lav t o oppose i* ! ~ ~ u v ^ ( I .

About four y ears a
rn i towu ias
park ', l »ut d iti n ot s tand divided u ito ^yo v ^ jgo uUd istricts, wihe
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Folk \ viujr tho i -iMfinu *• t h f i l iial t he B cciiiul, 'l^he ll^st i li^triict
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has id w ays since the -division] j joue rc«
publicair. T he last e lection i tiiiave e,vcr
>y n v loddiui; i k'past. aud two h undred m ajority. This puUiug
the lisa as a f east. *
district n ow composes t lie second t ijnd
its iHforo 12 o'clock tht third w ards. They a jigivpited t \\-n l uJndivd n nfjority i n t h e h » s t c 't»-vtton; t hat
ovod a earring
is j iroof t b.nt ~\\wy a rv'Vtutu. sa^c for 1 he
rlandltation t h t ake t he IjijmpiH'aVi V ^i'ty- Tho se(>oijd d istr|et.

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sail-, u ud r an a lu-rtys t >tp <l»ij|>t>iuuHi n potu
an
('iro-t'v»'iv h ad, l >u h o a itornof o r l ayFlVa ]BJ,'-to U f iord A.
rug store, 281 M iini s tr»M»t.
i«an, w hy l i-t h iui uo| d raw
huh|i : y t
.1 Smith,
Ulvlil
Dili I hid n iaUorM'f ^ ulary H .
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at 10:M
wioii i n « iis
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preseneo ' of a
v in t
he i nn
'lid* o!
tjlio j j i i r i jion 1
IjmiK a ,< u let o ne.
ll< M i l I I
jrav
rn-u r|i
r,, A nna,
mUtg,
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KuHd win}; t h
ueli w as
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by n
tc i jepai*!, and

U> ( h«' t n'«-d of
Children Cry for Pitchor'$ Castorla
a p art o f t ljo l aw-uuikin^ p ower ^ >f
t h i ' A ' U y , ( Iraw U H a u t h o r i t y f rom j ttyiM.V1UUEI),
whoU' o f ' thnulty,' H v-n-by t^UtUiljiiir W«
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SMITH-YAM l UiAMuu-ln t yW town, Thunjto V tU'ct u i^'lf 'UU o ur t »ljj( tt> innrnUn.'. J'^U. *i, ui' «!ov. J. .'Allen Maxl\, U lifM A Siuittk, ttPrt Flora B
. f think; I f »a p rove t h a t Hie
r, d auglitor o f W tlltftia V an Dramw,
an
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r lnwi y .t4Mit>
n w i .t4Mit>fl|.uVi \ \iiui-*,' m id
i'nuu:^ •»f|>w f I r an \ »ro\se i t, aim
WCD.
I m >h jit^lilH'tl a*** « d nnoitiiit, a>< a I W
j iislilH'tl I *1 H
Hi'ver i n f air p mv t o oppom* '• [ * ^ IV%V j j,,,.
thi> yrooj,'.
iiKNKjucv-—1» t blatown, Jan.M,OUtorUXT
ourjlcl, I\$M S'j y ears, fi m ontlx-> ft ui '* dayk
About f our y ears :uro t h i n ; town \\w
di\| • y ilo \t\-n V i > i i u u v itslclets^ t jlii'
it HI I t l»o second.

tile \ l t v i s t o n j g o i i reirt u hvavri
nubllcan. T he l ast e lection i i :i;»vi
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t w < > h nndi'ed m ajority. T lus p nli
I t he l iJ u s u
distriet n ow e omposes t he s eeond a ni
before 1!.' n'olook the third w ards. T hev
t
nivrlajrj 1 a nd. d rove dred m ajority^ 1 »i «n> V the h I»st I U-iei'lton: t
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