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\SOB \ .* - * TBIBUKE. la HUvrnot eauty ar «M fru*jr ^ tW JBI4HBV6 OOKFAjrr, Apr*, 1*97. hi—y a*d family; * cka>a aljas *twvemp9T uf high a>ura» (MMMid waam ta»«»»«t toaam o* i*e4k- <WW*. mr lor St. Uwr«ftr» ix*«iit> and a**)uii«Uvt; Hie safe and secure io all the ia tor which the and ooawrowii, refuses lo give them. >,,- zK '\?**V SUNDAY AND THE CHURCH. CATHOUC ••T \ rwacw cvMlil) and arf JoiiiUif Sawciai allajaututt wiij be ifueii lo oT taw Uosuitj «u <1 OH- a*«j.*f*o v J\sa» uX Uu» vlciLi r .). the tfvucrfti etf late W«HL; ftui UIM uf <.x*rrr»pou<i«uoe. • l.M^rYrar; 1/f.id la Adi *Tw at&tacrtbera out or ih« county |i £K >UjTaV—No papar atoppMl Qua *ii arrviKra**-* — — *-* £>a<NcrlB»r« in »rr«*ra orUrriu*- \m cbMrvtH UAK f&J* per >«*r. Ujcau uoUce* m ommXm ymt ixxm per iawna. . poetry, carda of than lit, diurcli <Asss1 society uotktt* adveruain*' {mid entertain- *—•-, 6 OMU per lln*. Ravtea for dl»;>U> , IMMIU OU) be had on appftoaxiaa, | to Urn beat adveruauna* mediani m M- R. 8ACKETT. Editor and aeareiarv of C^rporsuloe. jEnX«rvd <X CA* P 0. at &>»€*>m€*r< $ce»md-dam mailer. y. Y.. a» TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 18&5. IN HOC SIGNO VINCES, The emblems of the different par- ties are as follows: . .Republican—An eagle alighting on .-* ballot box, with a pen laid across Che latter Democrats—A. «tar. People's Pdrtr--A three leaf clover Prohibition Party—A fountain ' Socialist Labor—An uphf ed arm, jrraspioff a bam mer. CAUTION. *r^s^ a J Um -fc-ir but a pencil having a mmrkiag the ballot. of mk or o f a pencil of any color than blade will make the ballot invalid. : :? - <£.) Any mark other than the croes <x», or the name of the candidate written in the blank places when, de- sired, will make the ballot void. Therefore do not scratch out any name on the ballot. The gr^at Catholic paper, the New | York Catholic Union, has these • true* words to say coooerning the 8unday issue this fall. Its opinions ji are to the ; otnt, and indicat* a deter romation to see to it, oo the part of the Church, that tin* institution of Sunday is not overthrown in this State The Catholic people of New York per I will not vote to open the saloons oo Sunday. That is a Axed fact it is •aid that the German element will be eohd for Tammany oo that issue, that the German beer interest, hav- in* tried the republicans and got flouted, must, nolens voleas, take Tammany or nothing—on Tarn many 1 * own terms, not theirs '•There are, we believe, thirty thou sand members of our church societies and Irish American associations in this city that are quite content and pleased to see the saloons closed and fcept closed by Roosevelt or anyone else 'The concrete fact is, it has been ascertained that a great saving is felt among the families of our hard work- ing wage earners. The cries of want among the children of poor families ! are lessened ; the dire straits of poor wives and mothers to provide the daily meals and get necessary little articles of clothmg are alleviated somewhat sinctf the salo ns, under Roosevelt and Strong, have b*eu closed more tightly than they used to be.\ i Here is an element of vast strength ! to fortify the republican position. ' | The Sunday question is not a narrow j sectarian one merely, as brought into j this canvass. Some use the day for j worship, some for recreation, some for rest. The party this fall makes no war upon either use of the day, | but the contention is that existing' la we Bhall be maintained, that one class of business deserves no more protection on that day than another, I that the thousands of employees in I saloons and liquor stores should not be compelled by their over greedy employers to labor seven days in the week when the operatives in other lines of labor work but six days in the week. •iT-'v ^•-„- -~ 1 Food Digestive. ItTsTsT OMU Utm UMUB * Umtk of * emmt m 1m* — «M4 <U*Wf^«r¥7 OMB Laja* t^r«TV amfl SO. INTERNAL as much as EXTERNAL. The re*i d&n«vr frooi •••ry known •tlwtBt mi fmmkitwt i» c*t»»r4 by lnftasttmattu*. \ Awfa and TO« c^>o<|ti«r -^. la mjuiifwted out«r«xidi j by C»r« UM te- _^ — _., _, . —~^_Mt,0w•Utac A. Invftrdly by cuo|t««tloa of tM Wool growth of unhealiliT UMM, solo, frror mmA .. . M wtluM. ibireMet, bmrB>. bnitiM, brom. ehirks, coUU, co«Kn*, croap, r«u rrh, chapft,»U form* of aor« throot, 1* frlpp«, »agapi. aarnxmUr matwmmm. OrtolsttM by mm old Fmntitr Fhyvletea tn IS1CV. Couid a remedy h«r« *ii»t«Ml for ow etebty yrmst unloM tt hAJ rarrd many family OaTf There to not a remedy la o*e Uiday which haa tat eonM«M»c«of the pnMWto»orreotan extent a* t*Jfcy*jKKiyT>«. It haa stood upon tt* own morlt, wh4V geuenttioa •iter gpomtmtkMx hare naed 1t wltk tinth8nbu88 To boa! and rwt the many common ailmoBti wlU orcnr in tvejjjiinllj m* iocf aa Ufa baa Kaveifinttie oectiT la erery fajnlly MI Jong at „_ Our Book on IrOT-AaAiATlON Mailed Frw*. \ 4 bT I>r«iartata._ Prt<^ W rt». Stx bottiea M.oa rsv Box Xlltf. Boston. '* u FOREIGN QUESTIONS. . There are two questions relating to foreign affairs now to the front which challenge the attention of thinking men in this country. One, perhaps the most interesting to Americans, because the nearest home, is the war for independence now waging in Cuba. It is not the first time that the Cubans have reao - lately striven to achieve their free- dom from Spain, Hitherto their efforts have been spasmodic and fruitless in arousing any consider- able amount of sympathy on the part of onlookers. Their efforts at the present have been well directed, and to an onlooker at this distance, in- apired by all the instincts which .prompt high minded men every - where to live their own masters as individuals, and to govern them- aelves as members of an organised community. Spain is hardly a second rate power. She has so ruled her dependencies, and particularly Cuba, as to arouse the hatred of her sub- jects and forfeit the good offices of the powers. The Spanish mind sxeme unable to realise the higher suad nobler aspirations which am mate the souls of Germanic racea. Spanish rule in Cuba has been op-, preserve, severe, unbearablef Why ashould not this great, fertile island | -. be freer Why should not tbe struggle j > of these would be patriots be recog \' J3ai2c£ by titis nationT What would • z . Ate the harm should the moral sup- ; -\ pan of America be tendered to Cuba, * iStod such steps taken as would at ^ <a»oe recognise the Cubans as beilig grants bafore the world \ We admire }-'m\ foreign policy that has snap in it. The tame is ripening for this, and Hon. Foster L Backus has been nominated for district attorney by she republicans of Kings county. This is especially pleasing to people this way, first; because Mr. Backus is an able man and a good lawyer, and, second, beoau**;be Is a native of the town of Russell, brother of ex-Sheriff Backus, an alumnus of St Lawrence University, and otherwise identified with old 81. Lawrence. Jir. Backus achieved not a little notoriety in the Jrf»w Toigs Oet. T. -As a result of the rmiifissnia of the several anti Tammany orgaaisuiocat, the follow ing fusion ticket was agreed upon Ito-nigbt: J\* lodges of the supreme court, a a Seaman, rep., Ernest Hall, rep.. Meyer 8 Isaacs, rep; for registrar, Thomas F. Keating, state deovjeraoy; forjudges of the court of general ssssimn Thomas S Alii son, rep, John Fennel, state demo eracy; for Judges of the city court, Banry C Botty. rep^ Daniel O'Oon neil, stale democracy, James W. Hawes, rap.; for county clerk, Thomas L. Hamilton, rep. The decision wa*a ,k Uim down\ for the good gorsrnmeot club men, as it WM thousiht that their candidate for suprecne court, Hamilton Odell, would receire a place on the ticket. aUEnrauoAV ooorrr ooafMrrrss. The adjourned republican countr cosnmittee met to night at Lyric hall and rafwfifnated the fusion ticket. The vote on Mr. Lraterbach's motion to accept ths ticket agreed upon in oonfereoos with the other antt Tam- many otiganiaHUione, was &1 to 34. The platform endorses the notnina- tions and the platform of the repub lioan state convention and heartily affirms the demand for the nnrnkiav ttoo of Levi P. Morton for president of the Uni.ed Statea The exciee plank is as follows : *Tbe present excise law was fath ered and introduced inthele«rislature by a Tammany hail assemblyman and was passed at a time when Tarn many hall held undisputed control of all branches of the law making power. 80 long as Tammany hall controlled the police department and the courts this onerous and oppres sive statute was freely used as a measure for levying blackmail, for coercing and oppressing political opponents, for favoring and protect ing political friends and for collecting political assessment*\ \We insist that every citizen is entitled to the fact of his citixenship to enjoy the largest measure of per eooai freedom consistent with the welfare of the community and not in conflict with the moral and religious convictions at his fellow citiaena While we believe that the sanctity of Sunday should be maintained in the interests of religion, of public morals and of health, through rest from all unnecessary labor on that day, we also believe due regard should be had to the sentiments and the customs of that large portion of the community who desire on that day to enjoy some orderly and harmless recreation. We therefore favor and will endeavor to secure such modification of existing laws as will prevent blackmail, par tiality and oppression, and will enable the city to determine for itself byt>y popularr vote,e whether the sale of Two from BeilsvOs for the abjssaents of the International Bridge arrived yes- terday by the Grand Trunk. The stone is now being transhipped to the Q P. a for removal to the lower C P. E yards, where it will be loaded in a sloop and conveyed to the near est of^the Sister Island's, the scene of operations. A derrick is being built on the U P. B dock for hoisting the stone from the cars into the boat,— BrvckviUe (Oat) Ti Oneida county etuhined themsei democrats have by neglecting to man to run and Weaver for state senator. Their neglect to nom- inate means they will support Oogge- shail, and if he is elected it will be doe to them chiefly. Hail the democ- racy not sins enough of its own to struggle under without shouMering discredited hacks like Ooggeshallt- •Syrucuae B*roid (dent). DR^KJ^LMER-M **s** T KIDNRLIVERS ^$1* Pain In the Back joints or hip*, m<diinem in urine like brick-dust frequent calls or rvU'otKm, rheumatism. Kidney Complaint Diabetets drop*), scantjr or hifrh colored unoe. Irinary Troubles Stinrlnjr tetmtiorw when voiding, dtatrew pret- •ure to Lbe parts, urethral nrltauoc, atricture. Disordered Liver Boat or dark circles under the ejea, tonfoe coated, ooncctipatioxu yellowiah ejetamllav At SruiUta, 50 ceata aaWI $1.00 *t*m. ~lBrmik* Giudr to B«aiU M fr-i OnsMnlTatf frs*. JHL KlLafSA & CO.. BlXQUAMTO** V- F h not £ secret remedy. ?It is simply the purest Norway Cod-liver Oil, the finest Hywpho^hitea, and chemi- cally pure Glycerine, all com Dined into a perfect Emul- sion so that it will never change or lose its integrity. This is the secret of Scott's Emulsion's great success, 11 is a most happy combination of flesh-giving, strength- ening and healing agents, their perfect union giving them remarkable value in all WASTING DISEASES. Hence its great value in Consumption, wherein it arrests the wasting by supplying the most concentrated nour- ishment, and in Anaemia and Scrofula it enriches and vitalizes the blood. In fact, in every phase of wasting it is most effective. Your doctor will confirm all we say about it Don't be persuaded to accept a substitute / Scott A Bownc. New York. All Draggtet*. SOc and $U for Infantt a OTHERS. Do_ '• Imjpa, Oudftvy't CM for cfeiktmo pm Yaw mtmmw ta, ~\ Usatai fcJ^L J. E. icALUSTER Our Crowds Don't Come\ For Fun thai yarn ahould aot awow«f wtaata HZ2& la a par t Tew tfcaX Oastaria Is tfc* pn thirty jmm P»Tew Kaaw ta*l taw Patetit Offlo etaar DO—irtu, ha«« sawed axchaatvo richt tc * Oawtssia * and fca forawla, aad that to ta Pa> Yew Kaaw that o*w of the raaaotw bacasua* Caatoria had beeo prown to be tW ' jp» Yam Kmaw that 35 ••wrtaga eawta, or oa» oast a doee 7 Ho Yam Kitw that wbea pnaafwp d oi be k»pt well, aad that joa may have ucbrukex Waflf th— Uataga are worth fcroowu or out of compliment. They come brcatute ice have the things they tmnt, and priced on lower levels than have ever been reached be- fore with equal goods. popula vot food, beverages and other cannot break a Ball's Corset It is as supple as the skin, and is guaranteed. fhere is one DRESS STAY that Wont mslt apart, Henry murder trial, just closed by Can't cut through the dress, the setting free of the man accused The graduates of the university at Canton have made a mark for them- selves in the city of Brooklyn. A fusion ticket has been named in New York rae^Cawing all the elements which are opposed to the rule of Tammany. While we like straight party work, and have very little sympathy for * 4 goo-goo\ politics, it looks from this distance that only by combination -can Tammany be de feated. Anything is better than Croker. Sheehan & Co. Dont stay bent H Is BALL'S PEERLESS All lengths; all colors. LAMPS. How Yale boys did thrash the „ Cambridge boys in the athletic games ! . Saturday. Yale won eight of the'. d romnlpfp Qtnrlr nf eleven events. The English fellows | A m * and com P leU stock of were not in it In all but the Cornell \ Banquet. Stand and Hanging The prices flaeco, American ikill and muscle on . .. - . and land has woo (trandJy thw! lam P 5 J ust received. i. year. This land can whip the earth in a few years. If republicans win this fall in this state there will he less of a tight next fall in the United States. They will win both events. will surprise you. A plated, central draft, lamp for *1.7~» at Nickel stand shall be permitted qo Sunday during such hours and under such restric tions as will not interfere with relig- ious otawu taimo aad exercise. The Legislature can and should promptly determine the nhsnues in excise laws which should be enacted aad we urge the next kgWatiwe. which we are confidant will be republioan, and the gorernor, whom we know to be a republican, to make each changes, and we pledge to the people of this city that the representatives to be elected to the legislature, if of the republican party, will promptly, equitably and Justly dispose of these important questions,\ TH* STXXS tmmocBAcr. The state democracy, at its county convention to nifht at Cooper Union, accepted the fusion ticket nominated at the republican county convention. There was much enthusiasm mani fested The platform adopted de nounces Tammany hall and promises to keep up the light against that organization; It adds: *'We beheve in home rule and condemn legisla- tive interference in matters strictly pertaining to local government.'' The excise plank adopted was prac tically the same as that of the repute lican county convention. The plat- form endorses the democratic state ticket and the Cleveland adminis- tration. THE BALAXCX OF THIS MONTH we offer special values in FUR CAPES at $10.00 each I The fsYe-alaml}* <&A. Children Cry for P 1 THIS WEEK wmr, OCT. 9, A. €. IbALLftSTER * SON on Btudy the ballot law, post yourself so that there will be no trouble on election day. And the clerk must fold the ballot this year. What a relief. i • • Li the in Cuba 14*. CANTWEU. NAMED FOR SENATOR. Potsdam, Oct 7.— As was antici- pated, the 33d district seoatoriaJ coo ventaon, head at Norwood on Satur daw afternoon, psssrd off rerr qnaetlv, Hon. William P. Oaatweil, of Xawoas, being noounated for the t«os*» with no opposition. r Cant- well is one of the most popular Demo- j crats in the district and will surely ; run ahead of his ticket. > • i HARDWARE. The Christian Scientists claim a membership of 6,724. Tbev own seven churches and 213 halls and claim church property valued at t*0, 666. Ara Twmr If so, go to any drug store and ask for a free sample of Liquid a new preparation for snapped baada Large bottles SSe. •top theeoagh at ones. Goto yonr druggist to-day and get a sample bottle free. Large bottles 50 cents and $1.00. *3o at Que*: deJawa a\*» <U«MM^- delays are - • > /^tticuawl wonder bow it is that so few women stutter wb*n they talk. Wittacus—They havaa^t AMD For Capes, Cloth Jackets Capes..... we are Plain a •m A Line of Cut Glass Just Opened at Prices will be made very low. This is an opportunity for yon. My stock of Fur Capes is larger land comprises better qualities than erer. We want to sell them and will give better values than the outside dealers possi- bly can. • ••>'•. • • EXPORT OF THE 0020>mO> OF THX or ootjv rxmsT Wusnovax. Banc xjLxxca. U» ciawa 'of hiilini, Bm*i Tart at Eieetrie Blttsrs Is a foraay srsOly assdsd ta ths Tkmt Dttrea vis gestiaa tlo; am C. & TAITT'S Shoe & Crockery Store. The styles of this lot are v< anything that has been shcrv are opening this week a new h UNDE, and it will pay those in wan to examine the lii GEO. P. TA OUR MERCK a Is {now receiving new good and best Fore Trcttaeit t\ Woo T^JDfGUSH AXD AMERICAS DTCTO^ ever displayed in Gouvern . gets the choice. You can t '-':' at cost Complete line of h '£> .,/.• -':-;-:. -:.•.-• fii^i..-.^. &-;*• Yv:r: -:: v :JAMES.C 0«»y_. mfmrtrn'* botfeat = atatalAIaliaiA av^a • ^ • . ' ... .» f > JSr J90REAT VALUE fjftia W DEWikioncE iKavaaBalai TWHEWfORKW r.'k you •aaywitlisM Ckpeta: pmM la |Caaah Care ^ ^°^ Wa .-'«; wtuch an at haoody re-j ™ Tbay izr***- wtth to aaythtac Let eaw^TlasSa?\ ^'sSrf 3 ******* xwjtA's esociarb W 5 \SbSj Bm*r B>#^J ? - J^ r »«i pe^ehaaw -!•» WawsaiOoart o Cara try :L I*wwy * •asait. b Tart. It ma* .WTtfl Oa*rt7 st* <*. L a. U w< Km «»aa\. Wm Waste «» ta aw ; art ^wt^ 7 * ^ ^at -?•* tsmrr mt t^ K£Lr/tf&** iUWW ,1 WOSrrS- <^a*2^r sfCK. 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