The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, November 14, 1896, Page 2

his extraordinary Ve are closing out to quit Pusiness, It will pay medicated | Ladies' all. wool 1" union suits silk trimr at 42 Men |bought to sell at cents, OHNSON, Agent. and boy aundried shirt | price, 33 cents Nine and ten quarter bleach shee nea Almost No Bie | raw vated Roads. Ter An American living ir TRANSIT IN EUROPE, y bound, at le ateria Unknown and very Ady uilts at 49¢ worth 65 worth $2 7 With wu ny by street railways over his at 7 cents Hope, Fruit ad slow" and | Londsdale considered I fi ° rapi trolley stretehe ra ree brother similarly s 1 city that still Vick of Dress Goods at pr tions, traversing streets ¢ them with mil suburbs and often « cities, In our larg York, th vated ra cable cars Jcould ge would of passengers with the t speed consistent with und grees vt 21 vents. t American need of cc ing the gr ing « given distance in the shortest poo- | nayy, at 34 \ents. sible time. ; m Across the ocear there ihe trolley is almost y I one except unknown, London ad-| on the primitive the | most beyond belief to an America to| such is the fac Btoo| Let us th com I T th t T'xko any wrap in the depart the 5 pal Ww © We Model Form Corsets, { Mdel I relieve aly grave mod, in due that ever was such & the n gloom. Ew who went down wave of 147,000 majority in inois, and 501,000 in Peunsy! 7 W008: | vania, and 250,000 in New York,and |) ts é » November] 100,000 in Wisconsin, and 168,000 ‘ ea rease of 2 in M chusetts, and who hastened of 193,-|to remark that it wasn’t much a Te under Our as 167,117 over | shower, is still in the cave of gloom a t n vote is 527,-| waiting for the ‘‘plutocrats’’ to call da 8 m. ¢ 100,804 overJoff their dogs. If he hears no and the fares vary, aoc : 5, of 94,-]motion to make it unanimous he will im! 's" : ed 8 : , te in ’93,and| return to the walks of life, glad th:t ison’s vote in | the chastening flood left 4 Pz! ole ee - 2 : out in Kansas to hang his hat on. on . : : Such fellows are always thankful,even unto tears, for small favors. The I vehicle draw or thre Cold, fusion vote this against 418,965 ‘apd Weaver in f the opposition to you to look here before buy ing anything Jersey ribbed veste at Iée vests 50 cents; closing Rn Ohio, and the troversy. seate are f s bt make a great ots y i Sualincrease in the /yoctors are Divided in Their jyger 4 \ t 3 probably as large boat v . ) Eaten, Opinion_as to thd Prob- ’ 7 oy en : Outcome. resend Be . ‘ ers report that ivingje papers Tepor t Gite tes «plurality for h (654, the largest in| Nothing of recent occurrence has °° of the state, Middle| created such a commotion in local, PY ’ reine gives » Democratic plur-| medical circles as the failure of Dr. go, R r/ ality of 15,446, and West Tennessee | Albert Bernheim, late of Hamburg, | gent Chat Cloak. Democrs plurality of 25,436,|Germany, to procure 4 license vo As soon. a stone \ Demogdlfatic plurality in the state| Practice medicine. he takes = sca 7 Jouning Frauds are conceded in| The facts, first detailed exclusively may pr | . yette and other counties. In Fay-|in the Suy, are now generally known, | ing the «a \ ‘ ‘2, 2%0t the jen pet hte itis claimed that the corrovt| but as to the ultimate outcome there | Immediately co 4 S induced fforces ; have see part| vate is: McKinley 3,050; Bryan] is considerable of a disparity in pro-| feermation an res and brow : 7 vt 4S the lesser{ time seen | 220. In the election tables the vote| fessional opinion. The refusal toac- i." 0) t ‘yea | . o.. is given as Republican 1,275; Dem-| cord the doctor a permit to practice, | ang wt : aod Ba 4 ge ee din, i spit ai 4 On the face of the re-| Which is essential before a heeuse | tions of © one x 10% / a? ase B AMerick is aa,d | decrease wher twitpstanding Democratic candidate} can be procured, is but an enforce- | stopping-place Lx hed. son 4 A hace eet TT ture | itive st nade Biy- is 2,26] ahead of Till-}ment of principles enunciated some ticket alse , t es Pa «| an and 3 that they were tepublican, Corrected re-|time since by the State Board of fare. In < re the Rere eepere: 40 : of ail dike <a line. ic simed, would reduce| Health, and js more in the nature of | Mmasit Is os y Prince Bismarck by exposing to the a protection than a retaliation ‘or . . former the fatal policy of the latie: » ‘ i eign diplomas may be genuine, and © : ~ith reference to bu It was | ™8PY zg meu.wesay,who voted) Practically complete returns fro ‘|then they may not be, and to obviate 4, aetna 1$13.50. 3 \ ) ; : for Mr. Bryan lave seen these th Nebraska give McKinley 99,484 votes! imposition, the rule was adopted re-| Undoubtedly the best J . .){ revenge for this, itis said, that) OF" & 1" w false were / {24 Bryan 112,870; Bryau’s plur-!quiring every practicing physicia, transportation In London ts the t le Prince has disclosed the secret : at : ality, 12,666; total yote, 211,854 | without an exception, to have an ground railway, 1 t W'tusso-German treaty which bas| tte cred e silver men and) The vote for governor ts 68,585 for! Amevican diploma. Several of the serves 4 a portion * seated such a stir in European diplo- |4W tue those of the sound qjoney/ the republican candidate and 111,256|doctors do not question the and its ata 4 ‘ tic circ Jmen, ‘The lessons will go well home; | for the fusion candidate. In 1892] hoard of health’s rule, but deem the rated. | Its fares « . é mapic clyoles | they will be repeated from lip to lip| Harrison. rocei 213 votes, |latter organization somewhat arbi. “one of U : $3. ( ev +. = eho ps RRS Pp Cleveland 24,943, Bidwell 4,902, and] trary, and claim that it has exceeded points © Tha sin ' Tue Popocratic press is greatly ex-| . — wee ‘ ae Weaver 83,154; total 200,192;] the authority give it by law. steaml : t ccised for fear the Republivans will |1f Mr. Bryan aud his employers eland and Weaver over Harrison,] One doctor illustrated the prio B ‘ : ot divide the spoils of office with|silver mine owners, imagine they are/ 20,894. ‘The incroase in republican] ciple thus: ‘+1 might study medi- on la Weather ©ty whilom leaders the souud money | to have things their own way in the| Vote in four years is 12,291; ins{oine for year ar two and get a I ( x : ; | : rease in fusion, or Bryan vote, ere smattering of it, take some ¥ , . Neve dd that part | discussion of the next four years Aas 3 , mere sw rn i . cy IR bel geiptiaadl andl be ~~ mee Isteken, |2225 terease in total vote, doctor's diploma and go to a foreign 7 . ' ieee’ good friends, ¥ou | ed ey = ataaruie P es country under an assumed name with hte ; $1 ' made ayesor in this pie. » ad-|It is altogether likely there Is There a Cave of Gloom? If they recognized it I would be! gy ee, I S you can give will be considered| Will be found on the| Very few of the defeated in the 1. gllowed to practice, although tncom- | deok, whict ¢ » | f cent election remain in the cave o' i Yerms and othe ce. ‘ou have | side « nest 1 sound finances | °°” netent; so in Germany aud other tion beix rth 8 moment's notice. You h ese lope ae : : 7s me gloom. ‘Lue Democrats who voted eel they de not recognize over @ portioy A $2.75 \ ‘ Y " Gwa your unreliability 1m # thous- | Cnougs men interested in the growth |for Mr, Bryan simply because be was! American diplomas, Qn the other, of the bri i Blar ways during the last few months, | of the sentmen favor of sound) a Democrat are almost a3 cheerful a8} hand, some fellow might take a two 1 I Foutside your own small family] money to keep up their end of the|the Republicans. — They distrusted) years’ course In some ‘wild cat Eom care i be t $4.95 California i le you haye no influence discussion. The ssion in off|the Bryan policy from the first and} school in Germany and come overt)" wS.0t : i —— | years will fhe | with the | Voted for the candidate under pro-|here with his diploma to practice.| arches Ar is difficult for the American) j.imony of staal ana | {ests They are not sorry that he was} fo prevent this no foreign diplomas) For thos a | people accustomed as they are fae “ lida tn did Jed ane’) defeated, and they are not in moura-|are recognized, and although this can beat a cab us a se | Underweai shgndant harvests and plenty of allo, quite rie. prejudiced ears/ing, d works a hardship on many good around. There two k hit t the heat of campaign The workingmen who voted forl doctors, noexception can be mae the four-whes a I 1 Ur en es 0! pe to col eo . 2 ee! . ' 1 ® necessaries of life necive off But better thanall this, it will be| Mr Bryan are not losing any sleep) of them and the rule temporarily sus-| OF hansom, ‘The b i that errors of famine such as that tantly backed up by facts that] °Ve his defeat. They feel that good pended. In nearly all countries ®#sler rid t a 4 ‘ e the Fr imminent in” India, and such as! ar6 daily occuring within the kuowl-| iis are coming, and if the defeat}tney have these ‘wild cat’ schools) ¢ i@ Perched uj ! l I t aeir easicaslly occurs in China a : f Mr. Bryan hasten the coming they! where a student can get a diplowain gyoq by 1av w, see Spies 5 , i edge of the voters, aud which will | will forgive the Republicans for elect] one o two years, trusting to subse-| jne te, nine pb ( i ribbe nd countries of Asia. At the! more and more strengthen the cause|ing McKinley, Party zeal and pre-|Guent experience for proficiency in| cents) ver hunt at 1 " eaod p nt time 1,500,000 people in|of the gold standard, It is within |Judice influenced them in voting, bus! the profession, "| the e ghar 1 oa (2 . rand pant, abc n, British India, are on the) the range of possibility also that th be banesits of staany seaplayment St)” Relative to the state board of tare, however, being t e shik- | 10 $1 ( ts for Ladies’ and f actual storvation from fail-| next four years may see an ‘ood wages soften the fre of preju-|hegith, another prominent doctor ling. In addit fare the | irep » $2.50 ro} ES be whish the “t lice and dull he edge of partisan-|gaiq; | “1 think the board is entirely aris r alway exe 1 | pT = © ¥ And we Norkingwen WhO! to arbitrary, and does many things | ! > wix pe V | Ir is difficult to see how their can | ®4 walimited coinage of silver may | against McKinloy are taking al-l that are not suthoriged by law. Ju Variation. | Ams ' iets he o reunion of the-tabtions of |eetely bec a part of our financial, @St 88 mach Leger in his elece regard to Dr. Bernheim’ however, ; The little boy ad ter fF 1 of - » | P " tion as those who voted for him -4 7 dency to bu out at | } the Democratic party. No other|#ystem, Efforts will certainly be put "py" Pomel sy oc ey Hoag ede the only thing that I know of that ish room, ov a: }} i! 4 forth to thatend by the inew can be done is co take out an a-| believe, to the ¢ wey 1 Biase of politicians have come in for D NOWnE ‘has as much wheat to sell as thelmus against the state board of| knowledge it qualified abu , & fail, | farmer who voted fot McKinley health, and make a test cuse of it, gravely at his father v ‘ sidiary coin, is | That story about the plutocrats send-| i¢ nothing else, 1 don't believe that his brenkfast off ice wat » cbeen forever doomed * It will certainly go ing wheat up may bere Grad bis mind there is avy law that justities the| “z on t for itcerick Patterns, The lower and lower in price, and every | ¥it frenay before the election, but! hoard of heujth jn refusing to permit| they grow up, con't th ! _ — ing the fact that wheat is up gives him | 4), mpetent man practicing medi- geryed i fer of a cent decline puts one) solid comfort after election. And|.i>, 1t ti gre ben, us course,” his moth ‘ P C more obstacle in the way of its rebar! the activity in business and tndus-|° iB yp commy Amen And yet they're Rr, 0.7 HOMAS, bilitation as a money metal, Its tris cirgles is not displeasing to him, |!” The matter je et/ll in atetu quo and a bat ay poy t JLimmense production of late years aud “y ji all, the farmer is not In 8 C8¥e1 46 oye knows what will develop from! About grawu men aud t Wr : os APLE hé Immense quantities in sight in|” Fe be , it, boy goes out and ca AND FAN a / ‘ ~— he business man who voted for wants and pays no attes ja wh ROCE is. Various mining regions yet practioally | ryan because gold went out.of cir-| ME very person who ever used Dr.) agybody says the next has e G eveloped, renders it unlikely it culation, and in the belig I's Pine Tar Honey prouounce it, stomach ache.” ( now ods always on band teaclily take its place in the| vote for ° F Be best and quickest cure for coughs. “Very often,” ng the stringency °y grip, lung and bronchial me Fl ilerenaa te that ¥.| Best Granulated Sugar 18ibs, $1.00 thes. Jt is @ harmless gdardntee | 4 banquet, the only difference is that Gr woul 6 A he is awaiting develop. my pext morning ho has a hendach T y attranlens, pights, One dose ch .t 10 v3 726 1gR hone 2,8, s than cost of the white honey comb the Crop and » Black and sion vote in four £ - oe xi ‘lira THAT MEDICAL MUDDLE. sie Bleak, rs 38,564. There |{t Has Stirred Up Quite a Con- wis : Penetrating ‘. f le de | New Fall St ld. calt, Tril), toe, o <3. 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