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nomination on behalf of his State and prom- I In their efforts to secure for themselves the ln- "Fifteenth Freedom of the person un CANDIDATES NAMED. FARGO'S ised a Democratic majority of 200,000 at the I estimable blessings of self-government and eivil OIL der the protection of the habeas corpus. next election. "Sixteenth Trial by jury, impartially and religious liberty; and we especially declare ur sympathy with the efforts of those noble selected. CLEVELAND DOMINATED.

Cleveland and Thurman For Presi patriots, who, led by Gladstone and Parnell, Mr. Mackenzie, of Kentucky, moved to suspend the rules and to nominate Grover have conducted their grand and peaceful con dent and Vice-President. UlBtf "Add to these the golden economic rule that no more taxes should be levied upon the people, in any way, than are necessary TRADE test for home rule in Ireland. THTJBsf AH BOXISATIA. Cleveland for President by acclamation.

TT WS bill Si to meet the honest expenses of the Gov the adoption of the platform the The chair put the question and there was returned from tbe convention a thunder SHOE Tttm Deosoeratie National Convention ernment and yon have a body of prin convention proceeded to the nomination of a candidate for Vice-President. When ing chorus of ayes. A Twenty Years Experience. 770 Broadway, New York, March 17, 1880. I have been using Aixcock's Poeotjs Plasters for 30 years, and found them one Of the best of family medicines.

Briefly summing up my experience, I say that when placed on the small of the back All-cock's Plasters fill the body with nervous energy, and thus cure fatigue, brain exhaustion, debility and kidney difficulties. For women and children I have found them invaluable. They never irritate the skis, or cause the slightest pain, but' cure sore throat, croupy coughs, colds, pain in the side, back or chest, indigestion or bowel complaints. C. D.

Frkdbicks. It to "touch and go" with people who incautiously handle electric-light wires. Boston Commercial Bulletin. Tbe chair then announced that Grover Closes Its Work The Platform Finally Agreed Upon ana Adopted Other Resolutions Adjournment. ciples to sin against which' has been political death to every party hitherto, to sin against which in the future will be political suicide.

True to these, prin California was called in tbe list of States, Mr. Tarpey was introduced and proceeded Cleveland having' received an unanimous SPRAINS, STRAINS, INJURIES. lSll limU Lolilt, Xr-Wkll. kalplng rBm a frm kmlldtmf at tk City Railway 0., It fall mc a pnoiiic the iiu4u4 spralmlaffjmr back. I was ear-tied home am a etreteker, aad the aeetara attea4e4 mm two weeks, whea ay wile yenmadeel t.

Jacob Oil, aad the aala waa mob om eatlralr. JASTEft B10WXK. vote, was the candidate of tbe Democratic to nominate Alien G. Thurman, of Ohio. party for the office of President of the ciples the Democratic party fought success- Mr.

Tarpey said United States. 'Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen: Tbis Is Second Day. When tbe nomination of Cleveland was St. Lours, June 6.

At 10:22 this morn- indeed a most pleasant duty which This Shoe is warranted First Qnarlty in erery respect Very Stylish. Perfeet Fit. Plain Toes and Tipped. and YonthsTOS6ltEBS.a;CTTOS aa LACK. Askyonr dealer for FABUO'8 M- SHOE.

If he does not keep thorn end to us, and we will furnish you a pair.TxprcM paid, oa receipt of t-aXSO. 11. FARWO aw am this raraa eT ja" announced by the chairman, another scene through the kindness of my friends, log tbe emocratic national convention was called to order by tbe temporary chair of wild enthusiasm occurred in the conven Bold by Druggists and Dealers Everytctiere. THE CHARLES A. V0GELER Baltimore).

Mi, nave been chosen to periorm, and I am truly grateful to my associates who tion, but delegates and spectators were man. Prayer was offered by Rev. J. K- too nearly exhausted to sustain so pro A $65.00 have so honored me. I fear that it was wtn utatt toot 1 BEDS AND BEDDINGU Bow to Keep Them In a Nice, Sweet and Healthy Condition.

Daring the spring cleaning there) are many thing to dp that are all-important in their own way that it is a difficult matter for a woman to do them all thoroughly. One of the most important parts of the spring cleaning is a ihorough overlooking of the. beds. After the weather settles they can not be looked after too soon, for if not leaned thoroughly before the warm weather sets in, it will be found almost Impossible to do much of any thing with them. There is an old saying to the effect that if you wish clean beds daring the summer you should clean them in March, bat in a climate such as oars the advice is not to be followed.

To be sure, they may be looked oyer, but it is not safe to do the work thoroughly until the season settles. Where there is a spare chamber it is much easier to do this work, as that may be utilized by the occupants of the bed cleaned until the latter is ready for Unless the bed has been cleaned early in the day, and thoroughly dry, it is not safe for any one to sleep in it the first night after cleaning, for there is sure to be some dampness about it. In fact, if it can be con UNCOVERED. longed a scene as that which followed Mr. dttri fat AimCftcmn AfcnU' kindness alone and not ability that iDtrcctovr.

for only ltcnV Missouri, who especially invoked the Divine blessing upon tbe members of the convention who bad been entrusted by Vie people of tbe States of the Union with Dougherty's speech. Sewing Machine! wtAf-M vtm wtn tkm w4wt rrmt ntunbt. of piet prompted my selection from among the many eloquent gentlemen who are mem Soon after a motion was put and carried Or, cants, ctUtUogiu. book, atunpl work of art, etrcnlan. For SI8.00.

for the convention to adjourn until ten a. jhe performance of an important duty. bers of the California delegation. But, tetm sines, papers, gweial simple, stc-, UHcOTSKiaa vouUm (rest broad ft 14 of la great roployuisnt and ajrency trasia. TfaoM wboaa Barnes ars ia tats rectory often receiv that waieh if porcaassd, wvtUd cost 2U or $30 cash.

TboussndS 1 WaltiHr VnrflilnrP ms to-morrow. what I lack in oratorical ability I in TA4 Kill I Mr. Walsh, of Alabama, chairman of tbe committee on credentials, submitted the re-Jort of the committee on the Dakota con some Bin all measure compensate for in my Third Day. Set ot Attachments. Warranty.

lb Tea or Family Scale, Sl.OO. l.OOO other Articles to enthusiasm the undertaking, and feel br. Louis, Jane 7. The third day's ses tested delegates. Tbe committee nnas in ing as I do that the most eloquent must sion of the Democratic National convention 111 11 I prices, oejuvi numAiui SCALE CO- Chicago.

favor of V. F. Steele and O. C. Maguire, fall short of doing full justice to the gen was called to order at 10:30 this morning.

r-MAMB THIS raraa earj aaa wme. tleman whom I am here to nominate. of the Church faction. The committee also finds in favor of admitting Messrs. Dula- have accepted the trust with' the mental and prayer was offered by Rev.

Dr. Brank-fleld. The chairman then stated that he was advised that the committee on resolutions was ready to report and he intro ney and Garnett as delegates from Alaska. reservation that, if nothing else, I ant at The report was agreed to. least earnest in what I say and filled with WELLS, ore.

Send for onr catalogue, otc, on Well Ben ar and Coal Prttep-ec tins; Machines, alec. LOO MIS YM AN, TiFFJJf. OHIOV TUla APaa wry liasi JO. write. 1 men aad women maks larrs sums of money in thm agency business.

Tens of millions of dollars worth of floods are yearly old throarh a rents. This rectory is soorfat and nsed ay tho leadinr publishers, bookssllers, novelty deajers, inventors and BBanafactnrers of tbe United States and Eorope. It Is regarded as the stmiMlard A rents' Directory of tka world and relied upon; a harvest await all whose names appear la fc Those whose names are in it will keep posted oa all the new money making things that come oat, while literature will flow to them ia a steady stream. The groat bargains of the most mliable Arms will be put before all. Agents make money in their owa localities.

Agents maks money traveling all around. Borne agents makn ever tea thonsand dollars a year. All depends on what tbe sgentl bas to sell. Fsw there are who know ell aboat tbe business of those who employ rents; those who have this informstioa make big money easily those whose names are in this Directory get tbis Information rata aad complete. This IHrectory Is ased by all ftrat-oiass Arms, all over the world, who employ agents.

Over 1,000 such firms use it. Your namo in thUdirea-tory will bring yon In great information and large varus thousands will throarh it be led to profitable work, and rOETOKB. ilea dor, tbavery best small investment you can make, is to hara jtoai nne and address printed in this directory. Address, AMFif at aouii iAcTOr, A-tpms, ataia aW-NAM THU far every 7 duced Mr. Henry Watterson, the chairman admiration for him of whom I spsak.

"That I am proud of the privilege of ad The chairman then called for reports from the commiltee on organization, and Mr. Cassidv. of Pennsylvania, its chair of the committee. The assemblage testi The Vale of Tears, As our sojourn on earth has been lugubriously denominated, is woful enough, if its few oases of enjoyment are rendered barren by ill health. Nervous, debilitated invalid, use Hostetter's Stomach Bitters if you would feel the zest tbat vigor gives to life, if you would cease to take a gloomy view of it, and cultivate acquaintance with its bright side, stimulate digestion, arouse the liver, regulate the bowels with this superb tonio and alterative.

Cures fever and ague and kidney troubles. A ubbrax education is one that cost the boy's father a great deal of money. N. O. Picayune.

Smrsr Ointments and Lotions for skin diseases, use Glenn's Sulphur Soap. HUTs Hair and Whisker Dye. Thb only thing a chronic borrower will not take is a hint. Philadelphia CaU. The most reliable weather report a clap of thunder Burlington Free Prat.

Thu mystery of a hansom cab what is the fare Gossip. Pat as you go and don't go till yon pay. Saturday Gosnia. dressing you I acknowledge, but that I am fied its appreciation of Mr. Watterson by a round of applause.

At the suggestion of Bend us your Photo-' Kraph with cents and. man, reported that it had unanimously agreed upon General Patrick A. Collins, of YOUR PICTURE prouder still of the man whom I shall name I will not deny, for I feel, sirs, that this Republic holds no superior to Hon. Allen a delegate from the Old Dominion, three we win muse irom it a- Massachusetts, for permanent chairman. hearty cheers were given for the "Star- SOZr.

PHOTOS, and mail them to you with your Dictnre. Correct likeness e-uanuiteed. '1 ry President Cleveland. eyed Goddess of Reform." Tbe announcement was received with loud applause and pheers. H.

H. Ingersoll, of G. Thurman, of Ohio. The greeting accorded bis name is a well deserved tribute I 01 White bU K. doz.

The Photo Miniature Co. Mr. Watterson turning to the chairman sarltajta thu rarxa an joa.naa fully our foreign wars, protected our citi- veniently avoided, it ought not to be Tennessee, was announced as secretary, Its spontaneity has been nobly Be assured such a greeting will be accorded ALL SET PENSIONS.) occupied at all the first night, for it is zens in every clime, compelled the respect of all nations for our flag, added imperial and one delegate from each State, as vice- said that he had the honor to report the resolutions unanimously agreed upon by tbe committee on platform. The following SOLDIERS Mmmi if disabled; pay, le Barters relieved: Laws rce.i his name at its every mention throughout president and one as assistant secretary. domain to our territory and insured peace.

much wiser to put up with a little inconvenience for one night than to run 0 The committee further recommend that eCOUall'K a SONS, Claelaastl, this Republic from sea to sea and from the platform was then read by Convention prosperity and happiness to all our people. ajara AX THlo raPU erery ran yen write. British line to the gulf. CURES Secretary Thomas S. Pettit: False to these principles the great Federal, the risk of sleeping on a damp bed the rules of the previous convention should be in force during the present convention, with the modification that no State shall "Allen G.

Thurman What an epitome TBI PLATFORM. Whig and Know Nothing parties went RHEUMATISM, I CIDU TCI CrDlBUVR-R-Xrenf bnsmessj LA flN I CLCUnArn I Good situations. BBSs' The Democratic party of the United States down, never to rise again." of American civil history is embodied in that name! His character and ability are In National convention assembled renews the chance erer offered. Ad. J.

1. liBowx. Sedaliajla. aar-HAJUt XHia PAPaa every Smtm wrjea. stead.

Begin this work always on a fine, warm day, and never on any. account do it on a damp day. If there is a pledges of its fidelity to Democratic faith and change its vote lor President and Vice-President until the call of -States has been completed. The report of the committee known to every man, woman and child in Mr. Collins dwelt upon the past history of the Democratic party and the changed conditions at the present time and wound the land.

His public services will be reaffirms tbe platform adopted by its repre sentatives in tbe convention of 1884 and in fr TO $8 A DAY. Samples worth fl.6 2tS FRKR. I.invs not undorthe horse's (ect. Writ, IfPVaP BKBHSIBH 8AJTSTI UUUU.U JlaUy.aUck. aarBAXa THIS ram mrj nrae Jaarua.

more enduring monument than temples of stone or brass, for history will inscribe his was agreed to. When the report of the committee had feather bed, remove this first and put it to air thoroughly. Put it outside, if dorses the views expressed by President Cleveland in bis last earnest message to Congress as tbe correct interpretation of that platform name among the list of America's illustri Warner's Safe Cure gfl I has been before the public up with a panegyric upon Grover Cleveland and his Administration. He was frequently interrupted with lond applause, his reference to tbe long and finally suc been completed and adopted, Chairman White announced that he would appoint possible, and in the shade, but never in ous sons. noon the question of tariff reduction; and also Try AC I Sjn 5,000.000 acres best aKrirul-I UflO LHIILI tural and crarrtip land forna.lcv' fc ar KAM THIS PAPUl eaarj tarn jeswrae.

Chairman Barnum, of the National Com indorses the efforts of our Democratic Repre the sun. The roof of a piazza or ell is Neuralgia, Headache, Sore Throat, Sprains, "Taking his seat in the United States Senate in 1869 tbe" imprint of his genius is cessful efforts of the Democratic party to obtain control of tbe reins of Government mittee, Roswell P. Flower, of New York, sentatives in Congress to secure a reduction of an excellent place for this purpose. excessive taxation. and John CDay, of Missouri, a committee found deeply imbedded in the legislation of Put an old sheet on the roof and on Bruises, bums, wounds.

Lame Back, And All Pains Of An Inflammatory Nature. Sold tty Drucrlata. SOo. sad Sl.OO. SOXO BOOK HAILED rKES.

1 TII ATlftH In any Business or Profession. OlIUHIIUrl S-ndSScenta for Prospectns and fuj Instructions. AUUtS ASSOCIATION. 130 arAAJta UU -AJUUl erery tnaa 7. Chief among its principles of party faitb are the country.

From his first appearance in the being especially well received by the assemblage, who loudly applauded. References to the name of Cleveland also pro this place the bed, turning and shaking the maintenance of an indissoluble union of free and indestructible States now about to it up occasionally. This must be done Address WIZARD OIL, voked enthusiasm whenever they occurred tTlDUC Ohio. Cheap. Good.

Send for description' rAllrnO and price. II. N. BiNcnuri, Jefferson, O- when the sun is on the other side of in the chairman's remarks. At the con epter upon its second century of unexampled progress and renown; devotion to a plan ot government regulated by a written constitution -HAJia ZUlo 1-AtJ Ait every tun jea mtiM.

clusion of his speech Mr. Collins was the house, and the roof where the bed now aoouc ten years, ana in that time has proved itself to be all that it has been represented. It is purely vegetable, contains nothing harmful, and DOES purify the blood and CURB disease, as it puts the kidneys, the Only blood purifying organs, in to escort the permanent chairman of tbe convention to the stage. Tbe announce Til en of each of these names was the signal for a burst of hearty applause. Barnum's name was received with especial warmth and cries of "Barnum" were mingled with the general shouts.

Just as the committee was proceeding to the place where Mr. Collins sat in the Massachusetts delegation, two pages appeared bearing two large floral shields, which had been Bent to the convention to strictly specifying every granted power and ex again roundly and warmly is in the shade. When the sun comes pressly reserved to the State or people the en versal suffrage. Mrs. Merryweather's tire un granted residue of power; tbe encourage voice was not strong enough to fill the hall $Too round to the bed, take in the latter, and if it has been out for any length a eOni) A MONTH can be made working; OOUU for us.

Ajrents referred who ment of a jealous popular vigilance, directed to and she was frequently interrupted with can furnish their own horses and o-ive their whole tima all who have been chosen for brief terms to en cries of "Louder," and the band struck up I VEST OJtyfCOM Ml USSjCN. LIVE STOCK Feeder Shippers. Phlp or write to l'o well, HuHtnn Live btoct Com'n Merchants, UU block Kxchante, Kuiuas City. act and execute the laws, and are charged with to the bnsSnaoa. Spare momenta may be profitably employed also.

A few -vacancies in towns and cities. It. F. JOII.NSOjr Sc CO, 101S Mala street, BlekaMad, Vs. srSlXI THU PAPER tnrr Urn jo nita.

the duty of preserving peace, insuring equality an air before she had concluded, but she remained luckily at her post until her time and establishing justice, ISO. 1101. A. Iv I). had expired.

The Democratic party welcomes an exacting StpeS, and YMltamor. money wortin-for n.th bTUIeUi at anything; else In the world. Either aez Costly ontot The chairman then stated that he had scrutiny of the executive power -which four complete health. It Cures Permanently. Ill I We have tens of thousands of WJiKX WltlTlHU XO AO.EKTlSttW, please say too satr the Advertisement In Thle been informed by the chairman of the com of time, the feathers will be nice and light.

If there is not a place of this kind for airing the bed, it can be aired nicely by placing in another room on the floor by an open window, with a sheet underneath, and turning and shaking it occasionally. Mattresses after being brushed can be aired in the same way. Itu Terms rasa. Addiess, Tu Co, Aufuata, stains. years ago was committed to its trust in the election of Grover Cleveland President of the sjeTnAJU xiua jrajrut ererr mittee on resolutions that that committee United States, and it challenges the most would be unable to report before eight searching inquiry concerning its fidelity and o'clock.

JULY4at3 devotion to tbe pledges which then invited the The chair announced that the secretary Cincinnati I testimonials to this effect from 11 1 people who were cured years 'ago and who are well to-day. It is a Scientific Specific, suffrages of the people. would read a petition for the consideration During a most critical period of our financial of tbe convention. The paper proved to be Take off the springs, brush and dust affairs, resulting from overtaxation, the anom Allen O. Thurman.

a request from the Woman's convention re alous condition of the currency and public Senate until his retirement from that body debt unmatured, it has by the adoption of cently held in that two of its members had been appointed to make his voice was always raised in behalf of thoroughly and set aside. Remove the slats, dust them and set with the springs. Brush out the slat-no tches at the sides of the bedstead and take sound financial principles and economy not only the people and in defense of their right. prevented a disaster but greatly promoted the a short talk to the convention on behalf of the women of America, This request was accompanied by a promise that if it were For forty years he had been a prominent prosperity of the people. was not put upon the market until thoroughly tested, and has the endorsement of Prof.

S. A. Lattimore, M. IAj. Official Analyst of foods and medicines, N.

Y. 4 It has reversed the improvident and unwise down the bed. Dissolve a piece of figure in public life and yet to-day no man can point to a single act or expression of his which does not do him credit. Large at granted by the convention, the representa policy of the Republican party touching the public domain and has reclaimed from corpora alum the size of an egg in quarter of a tions and syndicates, alien and domestic, and pail of hot water. When dissolved.

tives of the woman's organization would only occupy the attention of the convention for ten minutes. J. J. O'Donoghue, of heart, large of brain, and larger still in ex restored to the people nearly one hundred millions of acres of valuable land to be sacredly New York, moved that the women be with a flannel cloth wash thoroughly the slat-notches and ends of the sides of the bed, being particular held as homesteads for our citizens. CEIiniHIIOLBPOSITIOIl VALLEY heard, and it was agreed to.

State Board of Health, and scores of eminent chemists, physicians And professional experts. H. IL Warner do While carefully guarding the Interests of perience, he is the man of all men whose record justifies his nomination at your hands in the sense that he can not be defeated before the people. A man of benevolent heart, manifesting itself not only in private life, but it has been the leading T. J.

Campbell, of New York, arose and those concerned and adhering to the principles presented a resolution which' he asked to of justice and equity it has paid out more for be read. The resolution was as follows: pensions and bounties to the soldiers and sail Gtttfffl JUBILEE celebrating the Settlement of the Northwestern Territory. Resolved, That this convention takes occasion feature of his official life. ors of the Republic than was ever paid before during an equal period. that the alum water shall go into every crevice on the wrong side.

If possible, do not let the alum water touch the varnished side of the bed, for it will make an unsightly white streak that nothing but revarnishing will obliterate. Wash the slats in the same UNSURPASSED DISPLAY. it. nas adopted and consistently pursued a "When the Pacific coast was endeavor not cure everything from one bottle, they having a specific for each important disease. Fight shy of any firm and.

prudent foreign policy, preserving ing to retard Chinese immigration, when it to express its unfeigned sorrow at the serious and dangerous illness of General Philip H. Sheridan (applause) and to him whose noble and valiant deeds will ever be enshrined in tbe hearts of his countrymen, we extend our sincere sympathy. We earnestly trust that the great peace witn all nations, while scrupulously had decided that National legislation was maintaining all the rights and interests of our necessary to accomplish the desired result. own Government and people at home and preparation which claims when the merits of the subject were not way ana wipe dry. if there is anv soldier and distinguished patriot will meet with abroad.

Excursion rates from all points. understood east of the Rocky mountains. a speedy recovery and that the divine Provi The exclusion from our shores of Chinese woodwork about the springs, this, also, Allen G. Thurman, then a Senator of 1he dence may spare him unto this Nation for many laborers has been effectually secured under should have an alum bath, making sure The testimonials printed by United States, was the first to raise bis years to come. the provision of a treaty the ratification of which has been postponed by the action of a to wipe it dry, more particularly about Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be voice in defense of those whose means of forwarded to General Sheridan as expressive Republican majority in the Senate.

living were in danger and whose homes the springs, so there will be no danger of the heartfelt sentiments of the Democracy In every branch and department of the Gov were threatened with destruction. of their rusting. Alio alum water must u. a. warner os Jo.

are, so far as they know, positively genuine. For the fire years they have had a standing offer of $5,000 for proof to of the united States. When the great railroad corporation be as hot as ean be used to be effective. Mr. Campbell asked for unanimous con ernment under Democratic control the rights and tbe welfare of all the people nave been guarded and defended: every public interest Salt and water is often used for this sent for the adoption of the resolutions, evidenced an intention to evade payment of their obligations to the Government this great man prepared tbat remarkable en bas been protected, and the equality of all our The resolutions were adopted by a rising same purpose, but is not as good as the alum water if the latter is used citizens before tbe law without regard to race vote with three hearty cheers for the gal actment known as the Thurman bill, by or color has been steadfastly maintained.

lant soldier who is now engaged in his which the offending corporations were Upon its record thus exhibited and apon the most desperate campaign. hot. When the woodwork is thoroughly dry, with a feather dipped in tur obliged to provide a sinking fund for the the contrary. If you are sick and want to get well, use Warner's Safe Cure Mrs. Merryweather, of the woman's con pledge of a continuance to the people of the benefits of Democracy the Democratic party redemption of their promises.

TO MAKE A DELICIOUS BISCUIT VSIC YOUR GROCKR -FOR DWIGIIT'S COW BRAND" SODA AND TAKE NO OTHER. vention, then mounted the platform and invokes a renewal of popular trust by the re- "During the trying times of reconstruc pentine go into the slat-notches, ends and all crevices and the woodwork was received with applause. She said that election of a chief magistrate who has been tion, Mr. Thurman was the central figure in faithful, able and prudent. the Unite! States Senate in upholding the around the springs if there is any.

The she was delegated to ask that this great convention help to make the practice of The Republican party, controlling the Senate dignity and the integrity of the Constitu odor of turpentine is not pleasant, but this Nation conform to its principle of uni and resisting in both bouses of Congress a re I ANTI tion. The waves of party passion lashed the air will soon take it away so that it formation of unjust and unequal tax laws. versal suffrage. 011 BILIOUS will not be known to have been used, were then offered for recess which have outlasted the necessities of war and are now undermining the abundance of a long into fury by ill-advised jealous partisans, broke harmless upon his leonine front and settled back into calmness by the force of bis logic and the power of bis oratory. I until eight o'clock this evening and until When done, put up the bed, replace peace, deny, to tne people equality before the ten o'clock to-morrow, when Mr.

Henseli, springs mattress and feather bed. If of Pennsylvania, moved that the roll of States and Territories be called and the 'His name may be most fittingly coupled law and the fairness and the justice which are tbeir right. Then tbe cry of American labor for a better share in the rewards of industry is THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY For Liver, Bile, Indigestion, etc. Free from Mercury; contains only Pure vefretable Ingredients. AffcaU MEYER BROS.

Jt CO. ST. LO 'IS. MO. with that of our honored President, Grover names of candidates for President and this work is done thoroughly there will be no occasion for any thing but an occasional dusting of the bed, after stifled with false pretenses, enterprise is fet Vice-President be placed in nomination but tered ana Douna down to home markets; capital is discouraged with doubt and unequal, un no ballot be taken until after the commit Cleveland.

Cleveland and Thurman will be a ticket absolutely invincible. It will sweep the country with a mighty rush, a tidal wave of approval. Against it all op be presented at its permanent organization with the compliments of Hon. David R. Francis, mayor or the city of St.

Louis. Tbe largest of these floral offerings, which were placed on the convention stage, was a magnificent shield of Jacqueminot roses, upon which in white roses was inscribed the letter As these testimonials were borne to the platform, Mr. Collins, arm-in-arm with Mr. Barnum and Mr. Flower, marched down the south aisle and his appearance was greeted with a storm of cheers, which grew in volume as he mounted the steps of the platform and stood by the side of Chairman White, who grasped his hand and waited for the applause to die out.

When some-thin like quiet had been restored Chairman White said Than king you for the favors you have extended to me and your indulgence accorded me so far in the proceedings of this great convention, I take pleasure in introducing to you your permanent' presiding officer, Hon. Patrick A. Collins, of Massachusetts." Mr. White then passed over to Mr. Collins the silver gavel presented by the Colorado delegation and retired.

There was another burst of applause, and when it had subsided Mr. Collins addressed the convention. "'To stand by your favor in tbis p'ace so often tilled by the foremost men in our great party, is a distinction of the highest character and an honor for which I am profoundly grateful," said Mr. Collins. In performing the delicate and difficult service to which- you have assigned me I can scarcely hope to justify the wisdom of sweeping the room, during the summer.

Boston Budget. tee on resolutions shall have reported. just laws can neither be properly amended or repealed. rlHE Only The resolution was adopted with applause. r-vVM-a-.

a-" 'BW a position will be fruitless. The approval of The Democratic party will continue, with all When Alabama was called, the chair Cleveland's administration during the past tbe power confided to it, the straggle to reform A four years and Indorsement of his man said his State had decided to give way to New York. The convention applauded these laws, in accordance with the pledges of Work in Your Place. actions, the simplicity yet remarkable its last platform, indorsed at the ballot box by Kf i3 til "Villi I 1 ar- a "aw ass I ve at this announcement, and when the New SZ H. veer 2f a III aa I I a sa a4 I 1 tne suffrages of the people.

ability with which he bas administered his great trust under the most try York delegation presented Daniel Dough "I have known men," says Spur- Of all the industrious, free men of our land, erty to mae the nomination, the great hall the immense majority, including every tiller of geon, "wno opened their mouths like rang with cheers, which were prolonged the soil, gain no advantage from excessive tax ing circumstances, coupled with the all-pervading affection felt for the philosopher of Columbus, will make Cleveland and barn door in boasting what they and grew in volume for nearly a minute laws, but the price of nearly every thing they buy is increased by the favoritism of an unequal would do if they were in somebody until Mr. Dougherty mounted the platform, Thurman a war cry to affright the political when it was redoubled as soon as he could system of taxation. All unnecessary taxation else place." Ihere are many men of that kind, who imagine that they be heard. enemy. The enthusiasm which will be aroused upon its announcement will be in Mr.

Dougherty concluded a characteristic is unjust taxation. It is repugnant to the creed, of Democracy that by such legislation the cost of the necessaries of life should be unjustifiably increased to all would be great men and could do won fectious and gathering force and volume derful things if they were placed in speech, lasting about ten minutes, with the following words: "I nominate Grover Cleveland, of New York, for President of day by day it will before the ides of November have become epidemic. our people. Judged by Democratic principles "lhat the name of Allen G. Thurman the interests of the people are betrayed when.

the United States." other circumstances and had greater opportunities. But true worth does not consist in supposed possibilities or by unnecessary taxations, trusts and combina should be cheered to the echo in this haJl Unbounded enthusiasm followed. Tbe tions are permitted to exist which, while un is not strange, for it brings the warm delegates mounted the chairs, waived their duly enriching the few that combine, rob the imaginary performances in other con blood of gratitude surging to the heart of hats, their canes and handkerchiefs. The body ot our citizens by depriving them of the your choice. shall at all times need 1887.

every fireside, and tbe testimonials which ditions, but in the faithful perform benefits of natural competition. 10,000 spectators joined in the applause, and continuance of your indulgence and cour the people will surely pay to his worth at ance of duty, to the utmost of our abil isvery rule or governmental ac tesy, as well as your full co-operation, to the coming November election will be con tion is violated when, through unnecessary taxa the band in the east gallery helped along with their horns and drums, but tbeir blare and noise could scarcely be heard promote order, decorum and good will, un vincing proof of his phenomenal popular ity, in the condition and circumstances in which we are placed. A man who tion, a vast sum of money far beyond tbe needs til these proceedings are brought to ity." I Applause. I or the economical administration is drawn from above the general din. happy close.

We represent in this conven pijr medicine for woman's peculiar ailments, sold by droffgista, under at positive imararitee, from the manufacturers, tnat it will frlve satisfaction In every case, or money will be refunded, is Da. Pxebck'8 Fayobitk This g-uarantee baa been printed on the bottle-wrappers, and faithfully carried out for many years. THE OUTGROWTH OF A VAST EXPERIENCE. treatment of many thousands of cases of those chronic weaknesses and distressing: ailments peculiar to females, at th inraHas Hotel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N. Yn has afforded a vast experience In nicely adapting and thorouirhly testinic remedies for the cure of woman's peculiar maladies.

When Colorado was called Thomas the people and the channels of trade. As Mr. Doughtery finished his impas ana accumulated as a demoralizing sur Patterson addressed the convention stating that he ba I been selected to present plus In the National treasury. The sioned speech some one in the west gallery tore aside a curtain which had hidden a tion mire than thirty millions of the American people. We bear their commission to net lor tl cm and their injunction to act with all the wisdom God has given us to protect and safely guard tbe institutions of money now lying Idle in the Federal treasury, the name of Pension Commissioner Black for the Vice-Presidency, but Mr.

Black's resulting' from superfluous taxation, amount portrait of Cleveland, upon tbe face of the great picture of the Capitol building, re I 1 Dr. Pleree'a Payor. Am a. sootnlnsr withdrawal left nothing to do but leave tbe to more than one hundred and twenty-five millions, and the surplus collected is reaching the Republic as the fathers founded them. vealing to the full gaze of the convention I A BOON I ite Prescription is the outerowth.

or result, of the system for delivery as to greatly lessen, and many times almost f-ntircly do away with the sufferings of that trying ordeal. A S00TBIX3 I question of tbe vice-Presidency in the the well-known features of the President. the sum or mor than sixty millions annually. 'Our yonni men under thirty have heard hands of the convention. is not faithful, and who does not perform his work well in the humblest place, shows that he is neither fitted nor worthy to enter a higher place.

When a man demonstrates by his deeds that his place is too small for him, a larger place will open up to him, or he will so extend his present field of labor as to afford full scope for his powers. All success is achieved by the exercise of our present powers and the improvement of our present opportunities. Methodist Hecorder. IToWc-EM ire in iheir time of tbe clash of arms and Debauched by this immense temptation, the remedy of tbe Republican party is to meet and this great and valuable experience. Thousands 1 of testimonials, received Tbis incident roused the enthusiasm of the convention to a fever heat for the first Favorite Pre- Mr.

Flggot, ot Connecticut, seconded rresmpuoo is une quated and is Invaluable in allaying and subduing: nervous excitabil he echoes of war than the principles of Thurman's nomination on behalf of his exhaust by extravagant appropriations and ex time during its proceedings. srripiion is Cubes the I r- government. It has been a period of pas- State, and then Indiana was called. Senator Voorbees responded, and in a short The hall was at once filled with cheer on cheer, and the great body of people in the Worst Cases. penses.

whether constitutional or not, the accumulation of extravagant taxation. The Democratic policy is to enforce frugality in public expense and abolish unnecessary taxa force, impulse and emotional poli'ics. So that we need not wonder that now and then we hear ibe question asked and and obstinate cast's of leucorrhea. or "whites." excessive speech nominated Isaac P. Gray for the auditorium, balcony and galleries arose and Vice-Presidency.

stood shouting at the top of its voice until tion. Albert H. Cox, of Georgia, seconded the scarcely answered: 'What difference is there between the two Every Democrat knows tbe difference. The Dem the din became almost deafening. Our established domestic industries and en nomination of Governor Gray.

ity, irritability, exhaustion, prostration, hysteria, spasms and other distressing', nervous symptoms commonly attendant upon functional and organic disease of the womb. It Induces refreshing sleep and relieves anxiety and despondency. Dr. Pieree'. Favorite Prescription is st legitimate sneeileine.

carefully compounded by an experienced and skillful physician, and adapted to woman's delicate organization. It is purely vegetable in its composition and perfectly harmless in its effects in any condition of the system. terprises should not and need not be endan Hats were thrown in the air, red waved from a thousand hands, and Mr- Dryden, of Missouri, made an elo gered by the reduction and correction of the flowing- at monthly- periods, painful menstruation, unnatural suppression, prolapsus or falling of tbe womb, weak back, "female weakness," antevcrsion. retroversion, bearing down sensations, chronio congestion, inflammation, and ulceration of tbe womb, inflammation, pain and tenderness in ovaries, accompanied with "internal heat." THE GENERAL MARKETS. quent speech seconding the nomination of burdens of taxation.

On the contrary a fair white, black and gray bats were frantical Thurman, creating a good deal of enthu and careful revision of our tax laws, with due ly thrust upon the points of canes and ocratic creed was not penneJ by Jefferson for a section or a class of tbe people, but for all; not for day or a generation, but ior all time. Thee principles conserved and expanded the Republic in all its better from patients and from physicians who have tested it in the more aggravated and obstinate cases which had baffled their skill, prove it to be tbe most wonderful remedy ever devised for the relief and cure of suffering- women. It is not recommended as a "cure-all." bat as a most perfect Specula for woman's peculiar diseases, eaaaawasanananananasna A. St powerful, in- Is visrormtinar tonic, it fl rOVEKFUL imparts strength to the "'J whole system, and to the uterus, or womb and its Dwnaj appendages, in particu-nrannsaamnassssi aasss overworked, "worn out, "run-down," debilitated teachers, milliners, dreae makers, seam-Stresses, shop-girls," housekeepers, nursing; mot era, and feeble women generally. Dr.

Pierce's Favorite- Prescription is the greatest, earthly boon, being- uitequaled as fn appetizing1 cordial and restorative tonic, promotes digestion and assimilation or food, cures nausea, weakness of stomach, tail igeaf.ton. bloating; and enicfntionsof gas. siasm. allowance for the difference between the wages waved until the owners became exhausted. or American and foreign labor, must promote Governor Green, of New Jersey, said Favorite Preaerlp- and encourage every branch of such industries that the shores of the Atlantic re-echoed Some one on the stage crowned the bust of the President on the left of the chairman with a laurel wreath, which was the f- won," wnen taken in con- rOR THE dnys.

A strict adiicrence to them will preserve it to the end. So the Democracy the call of tbe Pacific coast. New Jersey, and -enterprises by giving them assurance of an extended market and steady and con which brought nine electoral votes in one signal for even wilder burst of shouts and I KlOXEYS. tinuous operations. In the interests of Ameri a ijij i recovery, and small laxative doses of Dr.

Pierce's Pur-arative Pellets Little Liver In "Favorite Prescription is a "mother's cordial relieving nausea, weakness of stomach and other distressing; symptoms common to that A Coal of to-day, as in the past, believe with Jel t-rson in hand without making any demand withtli cheers than before. other Sew Jersey seconded the nomina can labor, which should in no event be neglected, the revision of our tax laws contem "First Equal and exact iustic3 to all tion of Allen G. Thurman. fApplause. I men of whatsoever Stata or persuasion, Pills), euics Liver, Kidney and Bladder diseases.

Tbeir combined use also removes blood taints, and abolishes cancerous and scrofulous humors from the system. Mr. Raines, of New was greeted condition. If its use is kept up in tbe latter months of gestation, it so prepares religious or political. j.

no cumax oi mis great scene was reached when the banners of all the States were borne by the delegates to the New York: standard and grouped about it. At this the enthusiasm was unbounded. Spec plated by the Democratic party should promote the advantages of such labor, by cheapening the cost of tbe necessaries of life in the borne of every workingman and at the same time secur with cheers when be took the stand to make known the position of his State dele iseeoud Peace, commerco and honest friendship with all nations; entangling gation, which was for Thurman. ing to him steady and remunerative employ ment. uluances with tators and delegates tore tbe red, white KANSAS CITY, June 13.

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61 FLOUR Patents, per 2 15 2 85 HAT Baled 9 OJ ii 11 OJ BUTTER Choice creamery 16 17 CHEESE Full cream 9 8 EGGS Choice J4 14 BACON J2 13 Shoulders 7 7'4 Sides 84 9 8 POTATOES 50 CO ST. LOUIS. CATTLE Shipping steera 4 90 5 60 Butchers' 3 30 4 45 HOGS Packing 5 39 5 55 SHEEP Fair to 4 25 5 00 FLOUR Choice i 8 54 WHEAT No. red 68542 89 General T. E.

Powell, of Ohio, briefly and blue bunting from the pillars and from Upon the question of tariff reform so closely out earnestly seconded Thurman's nomi the face of the balconies and waved these "Third Support of the State Governments in atl tbeir rights, as the most competent administrators of our domes'ic concerning every phase of our national life and nation. improvised banners all over tbe ball for upon every question involved in the problem of Mr. Dawson, of South Carolina, seconded ten minutes. Maay times women call on tbeir family physicians. uffertoB, aa they imagine, one from dyspepsia, another from heart diwaA.

another from liver or kidney diaeaae. another from nervous exhaustion, or prostratiori, another with En There tbera nd lur thSwav they all present alike to themselves and their easy-iroingr and indifferent, or over-busy doctor. sepsiddisUnotdiseasea 7t or wbic he his pills and potions, assuming them to be such, when, in reality, they are ail only symptoms caurKdbysome womb disorder. The physician, ignorant of the cause of suffering, encourages his practice until large bills are made. The suffering-patient gets no better, but probably worse by reason of the delay, wrong treatment and consequent complications.

A proper medicine, like Dr. PrancCs fatoroi PnESCRXPnoBf. directed: to the cause, would have entirely removed the riii, thereby dis-pelUng all those distressing: symptoms, and instituting comfort instead of prolonged misery. tne nomination of Thurman. good government the Democratic party submits its principles and professions to the intelligent ims remaruaDie outDursi aia not cease Air.

xnompson, or also sec suffrages of tne Amencrn people. until everybody was absolutely exhausted. onded the nomination of Thurman. There was a moderate volume of applause After the States bad all been called a It was exactly twenty-four minutes before the chair was able to regain control of the when the opening sentences which reaf ballot was takea and Allen G. Thurman, of firmed the utterances of the tariff plank in convention.

3 Fjuled. After the storm had at length been Mrs. E. r. MoaaAjr.

of JTo. 71 Lexington St-East Boston, Itam says: "Five years ago I was a dreadful sufferer from uterine troubles. Having exhausted tbe skill of three physicians, I was completely discxMiraged, and so weak I COUld With difnmirtv nrrawa Vko mnm unio, was a -ciarea toe choice of the convention for the Vice-Presidency. Mr. the platform or 1SS4 were read, but when that which followed indorsing the Presi Mrs.

Ed. M. Caitrpjsi-ix, of Oakland, CalU fomia, writes: "I bad been troubled all my life with hysterical attacks and paroxysms, or spasms, and periodical recurrences of severe headache, but since I have been nana- vour Favorite Prpamnflnn CiUFcnzA. quelled, James A. Mackenzie, of Kentucky, dent's message and declaring that it cor Snankiin, of Indiana, withdrawing Gray's name and moving that tbe nomination be econded the nomination of Grover Cleve I began taking Dr.

Pierce's Favorite PreaKrlnHoa and alone. rectly interpreted that plank was read, the 48 47'43 land. ftavst Triad none of tlM-Sft. a aiso nan womn complaint so bad tbat CORN No. OATS No.

made unanimous. The motion was adopted 31 Mr. Mackenzie eulogized Mr. Cleveland's using the local treatment recommended in his 'Common Sense Medical I commenced to improve at once, in three convention fairly rose to its feet and cheered wildly for a full minute. by acclamation.

Administration in a pleasant manner which Ex-Governor Throckmorton, of Texas. Mr. Watterson moved that the report of secured for him much applause and concerns, an i the surest bulwark aga nst anti-republican tendencies. 'Fourth The preservation of the General Government in its whole constitutional vizor as tbe sheet anchor of our peace and safety abroad. 'Fifth A jealous care of the right of election by the people, a mild and safe corrective of abuses, which are lopped off by tbe sword of revolution where peaceable means are unprovided.

"Sixth Absolute acquiescence in the detisiousof tbe ma joriiy, the vital principles of republics, from which is no appeal but to force, ths viial principle and immediate parent of despotism. "Seventh A well-disciplined militia, our best reliance iu peace and for the first moments in war. "Eighth The supremacy of the civilover the military authority. 'Ninth Economy in the public expenses that labor may be lightly burdened. "Teath The honest payment or our debts and the preservation of our public faith.

Eleventh Encouragement of agriculture and of commerce as its handmaid. also seconded the nomination of Mr. Thurman in a brief speech in which he said tbat the committee be adopted, which, was agreed to by a unanimous vote. I could not walk two blocks without tbe most severe pain, but before I bad taken your 'Favorite Prescription' two months. I could walk all over the city without inconvenience.

Ail my troubles seem to be leaving me under the benign influence of your medicine, and I now feel smarter than tor years before. My physicians told me that I could not be cured, and therefore you wi please accept my everlasting thanks for what you have dona for me, and may God bless you in your good works." Later, she writes: "It is now four years since I took your 'Favorite Prescription and I hare had no return of the female trouble I had then." Mr. H. D. D.

Twiggs, of Georgia, also Mr. Scott, of Pennsylvania, under in seconded Mr. Cleveland's nomination. luouuia was perfectly rano, ana nave naa no trouble since. I wrote a tetter to my family paper, briefly mentionina; how my health had been lestoied.

and offering to send the full particulars to any one writing me for them, and enclosing a stamped-envelove tor reply. I bare received over four hundred letters. In reply, L5Sr TJ mnLibe treatment nsed, and have earl ne8tjT1'tileSLto From a great I have peelSd "nks. stating that they hid com- meneed the use Jrfte had sent the tLSO required for toe -Medical Adviser, and had applied the local so fully and plainly laid down therehxTand were much better already." The call of States was then continued but he represented a divided delegation upon the question of a Vice-Presidential candidate, but he was none the less enthusiastic in his support of Ohio's grand old man. structions from the committee on resolution, offered the following resolution: no response until Illinois was reached Resolved, That this convention hereby in "Well mm 'Ever Virginia also spoke for Thurman.

Colonel Fellows, of New York, presented -Mrs. Johbt Btewart. of CM-ppewa inform you that I am as well as I when Hon. W. R.

Morrison arose and being recognized by the convention, received an enthusiastic He merely desired to formally second the nomination in. dorses and recommends the early passage of the bill for the reduction of the revenue now pending in the House of Representatives. ever was. for which I thank your medicines. I took Jour bottles BYE 61 6m BUTTER -18 21 PORK 14 35 14 40 CHICAGO.

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CATTLE Common to 4 50 5 60 HOGS Good to St) 5 90 FLOUR Good to choice. 3 TU 5 10 WHEAT No. 2 9143 91 CORN 59 OATS Western mixed i as' 49 BUTTER ..18 PORK 14 00 13 90 1 The resolution was adopted amid loud behalf of the State of Illinois. a resolution of respect for the dead statesmen of tbe pai ty who have passed to the other world since the Democratic cconven-rion of 1SS4 Horatio Seymour. McClellan.

applause. ox tne favorite prescription ana one ootue ot iwr and four bottles of tbe 'Pellets. All of tbe bad symptoms have disappeared. I do all my own work; am able to be on my feet all day. My friends tell me I never looked so well.

Et KOHi-ra. of Croft OrrJaord, writee: "lr Pierce Favorite Prescription bas done me a BTreatdeal of good. I strffered from retroversion of the uterus, 1 TieiJ00 wo bo" of the Favorite and I am now feeling- like a different woman." Kansas responded with a written second Mr. Lehman, of Iowa, offered and the commending Cleveland's Administration. Tilden and Hancock and of regret at their convention adopted a resolution declaring When Missouri was called there were ia Sold By Drrnggsltt Oe ITerM jaking off.

The resolution was adopted for tbe admission of Washington. Dakota, loud and long continued cries for Vest, but FatlIeL Mr. T. Corwiw. of Post Creek, IT.

-ntes: "I doctored with three or four of the best doctors in witn rising vote. Omswt Zstrge 0LO0, Six for tMM. Montana and -New Mexico into the Union. the Senator failed to resnond. and when After pas lng various rcs dutions of On motion of Governor Able' of New thanks and receiving tbe names of the HfBeod ten cents In stamps for Dr.

Pierce's Isrge, illustrated Treatise (MO pages, paper covers) on Diseases of Women- pares, ana i grew worse until I wrote to you and began atrip; your Favorite Priori I used three bottles of it and two of the 'Golden Medical DfeeoveryT also one and a half bottles Of the 'PutaaUlS Peneta. earn dnmr arnrir ataarl acw anwi my i National committeemen from tbe various Jersey, the following resolution was "Twelfth The diffusion or information and arraignment of all abuses at the bar of public roason. "Tbir'ucealu Freedom of religion. "Fourteenth Freedom of the press. New York was reached a similar compliment was tendered to Fellows, but he likewise declined to make a speech.

delegations, the convention on motion of Governor Green, of New Jersey, at two n. walk ail I care to, and am to better health than I ever expected to Resolved, That we express our cordial sym- Adxttess, Wfttr Pispenry MeaUeaJ asuor tafion. Ko. 063 Main Stoeefe BpyTaViyo, y. Y.

W. Lightloot, of Texas, seconded the pathy with the struggling people of all rthcni adjourned sine die.