The Progress-Democrat from Clarksville, Tennessee • 2

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I If 11. 1 I 111' i 'II 1 1 I i i ipf.tu-v if Ibe ti f- r. 'i I lu -si i.ti.ka t. i I i j.ckl::: r-r-at aacger jui psrtyif th preset .1 tin (I breacht-a wi hvW No posaftly cratic X'p-Lt our aro no. tut hr.Tr.1 can Xioni tho und-va cf factious which is now going ca ia tho party.

It is unpatriotic, it ii "sol anything but the way democrats ehould act, ami it victory for; the republican lv.ihi'a very probable fcvil. litopj fuvl tbinit, fellow democrats Realize for a moment what your Esnsr.i'Hs c-ringg End bauterirv must bo defeated tba caa consolidate her rr: I tli i3 consolidation cznzrA brought about unl 3 the contentions withiu tho party r.n pi to. Along this li tl Louisville Tcti utters' tho folio ir, words of wit-don: Democrats' ought to h-lt and think of tho inovitdlj r--ilt of pivyeni .) sS'j which is being 'hs bit- by eriuainatiens tiona '-rill Luvi its en about in tb Oliicao convention fchall iran thinks it best to do aro bo-corn ihg weary ins well 3 disgusting. No man cr f.et of men do tbo thinking for tho party. Conventions Era called to get tho benefit of the aggregated wis-dora of the- entire' organization, and, when that is had everybody mast bow to its decree and support its men and itg policy of quit the party.

No ono yet can foresee what the party will do. Democrats ought at least to sup port what it doea as tbe best thing poasiblo, and, enter upon the canvass with enthusiastic confidence in the triumph, of democratic principles. Come, gentlemen, less rgotism, less quarrels, less efforts to play leader, and more zeal, more devotion, more work for the success of the great principles of the democratic patty which has always battled so bravely for the rights of the people. i Double-leaded editorials do tickle The FbogressIDemocbat nigh unto death. It caught on! to that paper's schema Thursday afternoon before the convention on Friday.

That paper emphasized tho Gorman capture when it tacitly endorsed the Nichol's store convention in an after issuer We are sick of thlfP "can't carry New York" 5wa.il of yours and Henry's. You two and a fewj moro have a "cinch" on that chestnut. Listen. How you and! -Henry do jingle on the silver question. One the clear ringing tenor of an hon est dollar.

The other the base hud of pot metal, In the chorus, however, "not for Uro-veri'' there is perfect jaccord. May be with long training you might on "My Maryland." Listen No. 2. The Chicago Democratic Convention will insert no free silver plank in its platform. It will nominate no avowed free eilvpr for the presidency.

JWpre it so foolish to so do, the candidate so nomi nated could carry neither, the electoral vote of New York, In-diana, Massachusetts, Connecticut or New Jersy." Free silver, cooked Governor Campbell's goose in Ohio and he was! a noble Roman; This is 189? not 19S0. Wake up from your Rip Van Winkle isleep. There is a reaction! against the free silver craze. We admire the worth of Senator Gorman. With us it is a question of size, lie ia abantam.

Wake up and for sweet harmony's let us hug. Au tevoir. 1 vLii .7, tUJs! VL ---r'-v- r- ri'TrriT 1 f.r-n tit CLA11KSVILLI0, TEN I 1 Special attention paid to f'amplirg and iling I vnncf'9 mad' tri -tc i tructior by to-morrow'a and to bo the a of ir rnd brotherly Vc from what thia new iasx-iratioo, to favor a love and aUovs--v-ho 1 vlhvsd in the old CI. for ii fwt 0) to in and drink freely founts-in of peaceful democ-it surpriaod us. We had tlint it be, on hand, i end promenaaiug Tvlo to bo 'in hat zil th.i v.hsthcr of the tribe of Polk cr McDowell, that r.

ia tavcr, cr gam a point I or foe. Wa had I and when vsdl written Loped our neighbor to profess religion. We 1 r.ext day, thtt we woro fiti! 1 Clevsland, and brief remarks along Wo did not mean any torsd a i 1 .13 ii.T.-; it Tina it, to'vever, were perfect '-r 1 i end mnnt what V. do t), -vo been trying to eome good 'and feel that wo hav At any rate wo hav-o conservative havo kept our We haven't boon read a eingle time. Now and then confeaa we would "sorter" nudqo our.

brother next to ua and insist on core room, and urgo him to hold his hoad up and do right, but all tho tim in pefect goed humor. Our neighbor broke down, 'got mad. Perhaps it heard the jingle of a silver dollar fall from the hand of some one on the street below. Maybe it was a dream. Perhaps it was away from home when the Iir3t advise to democrats found its way into its At any rate, th9 next day it repudiated by implication it cool head of the day before.

It ravejj-. It threw down the gauntlet, became absolutely furioup, and we became alarmed lest our brother' might do something very rashi" 'Our elder brother seems to be in its second childhood. Iastead of attending church" and Sunday-school as it used to do, it is running off after every show that comes to town, attracted to the clown, the, band-wagou or the double bareback rider. Thef Hill show duriDg its last trip through th south tickeled our brother, almost'into fits. It became stranded, didnt make enough to pay expenses, and our brother is firmly of the opinion now that Gorman would make the befit manager otj earth and goes into rge bet-jtjfr-e refuBb to fly around pillow to post with it.

We don't know how Old Pete is on the jj-Uver question, nor do we We know he is the right kind of a mam He baa been tried and has come up to the full meas are of every thing "ha never undertook. Grover Cleveland made tis the beat president' we, have had since the-war. He Hs an honest man." Tne' atmosphere, around him kills time servers, tricksters and jobbers. He is1 a man of the people. He would not turn from the emalioat principle; into j'a crooked pathway to be made.presi dent.

We are for him because we know We know the kind of democrat he is. A majority of the aspiring politicians and ollice seekers who lived as! in the days, of his ad mini station against him. The people1 of this Country who think and jremember the events of a few years ago are for him, the disgruntled to the contrary notwithstanding. Mr. -Cleveland is not will be" because the wisdom of our representatives think best not.

We are the democratic party first and men next. Let our conventions name the candidates and we will go the fight, and we will, not have behind us sayings and doings to rie up 'and destroy the effect of our labo3 then. Keep opol, brother, and if you can't keep cool in politics iuit altogether, for really, and between us. and the gatepost, you hot doing any good if or party, fear little -for yourself; lUlTES STATIONj-AtA-iNoV. 29 '90.

-Tho Jiilectropoisa I have has more than paid for itself eince I purchased it. My little daughter had slow fever for eight dys when I applied the Poise, and on the third morning after 'using it- the wa3 entirely well." Mrs. Noonan, for whom I purchased the eecond one, though over CO years old and having suffered ten years; is de lighted with.it and would not be without it. Yours truty, A. L.

David, oxn'x Sleep ttfbM Is the complaint of thousands suffering from asthma, consumption, coughs, eto. Did you ever; try Dr. Acker Engliah Remedy? It ia the best preparation known for all lung troubles. Sold on a positive guarantee at 25o. and COo.

by drcs Fullawtis Co t.7;ll Tli-) Georgia Con California Snslscts Solid Ciavfelar.i Ce j- gatlcn The Great lix-Fresiient Evrry Day." Scoro another big victory fcr Grover Clevolend. The hosts cf marched through Georgia yesterday, and gecursd control cf the dociocrctio convention. Tho' anti-Clovslad men tavi capitulated and accept th result with resignation, but they, are proud or tb.oir-bs.rJ fought battlo, in which they Fur-rendered only to the suparicr1 forces of overwheliniDg rar.l:::. When tha convention net tli Opposing forces seemed equally divided, but the" groat tiJ 1 wave of Cleveland. Eentiment th had its birth in the convention in little Rhode Island, that gathered strength in Pennsylvania, Illir Missouri and the other groat of the north, swept ever the cco-vention'with resistless force, cirry-ing before it and trcoiirg tho3e who appealed eloquently but in vaiti to tho "discretion and ccn-serVatiam of ihe '( diznocrats cf Georgia.

Grover "Cleveland has threo-fourths of tho twenty-six delegate to the national convention. i CALIFORNIA TOO. The California state convention met; at Fresco yeeterday, and the platform! adopted includes 'the fallowing: "We declare our conviction that the best interests of the party and the country demand the nomination of Grover Clevo-land as president. He isf the choice of this convention for that exalted station, and we are confident that under his leadership the principles of democracy will win a glorious victory." A The! great ex-president is gaining everyday. Gen.Fi'zhugh Lee says that Virginia democrats are strong for Cleveland, although the state, conventions of Virginia do not, as a rule instruct delegates', and will hot likely do so this year.

i i DECORATION DAY. Ceremonies At tbe City Cemetery Ibii Morning' A Touching Tribute To Will! HcCulIoch- Tho Attendnco Wi Largo and the Flowers Beautiful. The ceremonials "of decoration at the City Cemetery were most touchingly introduced this morning by' a tribute of J. Crusman to the memory of Willie McCulloch who sleeps in an unknown grave upon the; bills of Gettysburg. He touchingly portrayed the noble father surrendering his beardless boy toVth Confederacy.

Willie next appears as ready for service with an old musket, yea without musket he is ready for duty. Capt. Crusman introduced an incident of a quarrel over dangerous guard duty between Willie McCulloch and Dee Neblett that brings out the -manliness and heroism of these noble lads. for. snch they wore.

We follow our hero to the chivalrous charge on Cemetery Ridge at the battle of Gettysburg, where he fallB and his young heart's blood is poured out for his country's-glory. He dies "with his face to his God and his feet to the Grand our hearts be as Cold as death- can make! them before they cease to warm at the mention of his name or cherish the memory of his virtue." If this be treasor, make the most of it. Good women and noble men scattered lovely flowers over eyery unknown, grave in the grand old City Cemetery, and the prayer of the Alabama mother" was answered. LLj The. audience was dismissed with prayer by Comrade.

The attendance' was large, and the flowers plentif q1 and beautiful. We go to press too early for the afternoon ceremonials. jt HA3 COUSESTED CONDITIONALLY It Seerai to be Not Impossible Jhat Nr. BUIne WlS be nominated byHjfs Party. j.

ry" Blaine, it is fiaid, has consented conditionally to the use of his name at the Minneapolis convention. N.ttbauiel Pafge, of WashingtoD, stated last night that Stephen B. secretary of war, had a conference with Secretary Blaine and President Harrison, and had received definite instructions from botb to present "the name of either a4 Minneapolis as the republican nominee for reei-dent. Mr. Page also" stated that Secretary Elkins was giv6n pei-mission by both Blaine and Harrison to withdraw the name of either, as may seemadvisabla at the Old pipers it this biScfl, 23 cti.

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cf tbo country, DAXGKK AT ln MMXKS. May 10. Tho situation is very Fcrioua h'r-re. Hundreds are moving from lbs lower districts. Th'i D-sMoineo river ia rising rapidiy.

AT FT. LOUIS. 8pccial to tUo ProKresij-Domocrit. Sr. Louis, May 19.

The Mississippi baa gotten up to about thf forty foot mark. Crops are ruined in many thousands of acres in Illinois. The eufToring of tbe farmor3 i3 most terrible, and what the end will be no human can tell NEW EI3E0F3. Tho report of the Episcopal Diocesan Convention now in. ql eion at Memphis recommend that tho church esfabliFh't-0 Dioceses.

One be termed the 'West Ten nessee Dicceso including the weat. ern division of the state. An tk-c tion of BUhop for this diocese to be held in October. The other to bo called Ths Tennessee Diocese comprising Eait and Middle Tennessee over Bishop Qain-tard ia. to preeido with an Bishop.

Jfjlin S. Edward Of N. make? tho following swora Ilenyon Thomas: This to certify what I know your wonderful medicine. Dr. Hale's Household Ointment, will do In cases of pneumonia.

Last winter my mother who-, i-s 75 j-ears of age, was sick unto death with pneumonia. Both lungs were badly involved. The attending phys-ician said" Ehe must die. Aa a last resort we commenced using your Dr. Hale's Household Ointment, applying it freely and thoroughly to the chest, keeping the Iune3 covered with hot fiannel3.

Bhe soon began to Improve and in twelve hour3 the crisis was past and she was out of danger and is alive and well to-day. Your great remedy saved her life. John Edwards. Sworn and subscribed before me, Wm. II.

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Price 60 cents a bottle. Sold by M. V. Smith, Now Providence, Irian sons Are brokon doMn orerwri or household cares Brown's Iron Hitters rebuilds tbe nysvin. rt iiiovfH ex- yt Ac Acci of all blood-puriSers ia Golden Medical Discovery.

But it's diflorcct from all of the; a. id claimed for thin, it'a teed to do. Tho money rcfr.n.lcl in every where it faili to benefit or euro. It's becausa it is dilTcr-onf that it caa bo rol eo. All diaeasoa oriuiatinsr frora a torjld liver or impuro blood 'yield to it.

It cleanses and purifies tha eystemj freeing' ij from all manner cf LlooJ-poisons, no matter frora what causa they bavo arisen. Fcr Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Scrofula, Salt -rheum, Tetter, Erysipelas, or aay blood-taint or disorder, it ia an unecjualed remedy. Nothing clio can takS ita place. Golden Medical Discovery contains eo alcohol to inebriate, tnd no eyrup or sugar to deracga digestion. It's a concentrated vegetablo extract put up ia largo bottles pleasant to tha taste and equally pood fcr '-In tr i wjtU 'i (.

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El Fraukliu Et. AS3IG5LIEXT IU TODD OOUSTX J. H. Bean Co. and J.

W. Bean Co To the Wall. The Elkton Progress of this morning contains the following: Yesterday morning the firm of J. M. Bean dry goods and grocer dealers at.

DayBville, and J. W. Bean tobacconist at Elkton and Daysville, filed papers of as-signment to.F. L. Wilkineon and T.

B. Bailey. These gentlemen made a total assignment of all personal and real property which consists of a dry goods and grocery store and lot at Daysville and a tobacco factory in this city. Their liabilities will be between fivei and six thousand The following are the principal creditors F. M.

Bank C50, S. W. Forgy $650, Bank of Elkton $200, F. M.Bank $125, J. Cartwrigbt $100," J.

S. Wbittlnghill $1,150, M. Brjan $225, R. McJohnsou Co. 254.23 and" Rajrsdale Peck.

Bloch Bros, have all the new things for summer such as China eilfcib'nep, Pertiau mulls, organdie, India the best: line of 'aud cur; 1 i 1 iu I cz.t i 1 ir' I'. i r. t.1 rvr: nd IVrry: Tl 1- 1 C2.00: Dover, r.50; ifa.00. b-jins 1S02, twclro and pOcsibly Return ticbtde good ca either steamer. T.

M. Oaij-Agaeh, Gcii'ifrf-hi and pas-s. ft.i't. the Rapist EvercU Put to Death by a a Mane; r.Jb. Special to tho Trogre s- Manchestsk, Tii-s'x, May 10.

The negro "rapist Avcretf, who entered the'houiOH of Y. Smith and Mr. Baird Monday night last, was taken fr: a tha 1 if "i1 i i 14 i.j'l. i if VI CJ, I 4 fn.l (lit i ii uv i 1 i 4 r. i I 1 ii Ttj nit I.a'Iv i i I i' 1 in; j.i i 1 I n.

Mix. PAGE I'r'-H lh w-'M-ht. ii.4H'S of rock ic-s, Htiii i.tii i', 1: H'-lJ Mil s. i l- i -uii-'H's. VT'f $1 PO.

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y. v. ua a ccniV-iuation, and proiioriho it vi' It crc'it en tiaf action forth cim-a of r.J f'nim and f.tnr.j cf IVitnary, ruTil 1rt vfliil- i 1 1 1 u- i i i MX 'UliiU i tnal'll, 1 -owe! t' itiic, and un tizf buiKihig up tho 1 I iiitl fi: 1 i.i flu eon- 1 f.r rneniitru 1 I wondc-r- I I'd rr. cunno Oil 3 i i m. li i.L 2 i if 1 (I'M i 1'.

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liie fastidious and u'. 1' i 1.:. tt I'du -d. h'pociid' attention given from a ili-daneo. N.T0BIN&C3., IlorKINSVlLLC.

II Y. ui nhj 1 1 f- Tt A.i 1 1 a i.i I 1 1 IlRrbviUToin. ITavo on band and cut to crder POPLAR, OAIt LUMBER for building purports. titcatcd cn the rri! spur direct to our works, enables us to prompt can fiil orders cu fhort notice and solicit the patrot.rg? of towns and cities. The Memphis Scimitar observes 'fitl! much truth that "The trouble most-of thoso democrats who are- bolting is that they never have 'boeii democrats.

It is therefore "doing them too much credit to accuse them of quitting the party to which have never belonged." 1 In Miti 1 1: r. i 1 i "i i i 1 i-Vv 1' in '( rr Ir I Tn Progeess-Democbat's news service 13 being recognized as superior? to that of any newspaper oyer published in piarksville. McDowell thinks that Buch-Rnan has "a good fighting chance." McDowell's thoughts on the subject do not make it a fact. eat; ir, iv is no i f. )ia) vi'S 1 cur l.c 1 viil a evil frv 1 I.

A fv 232 Ch-rry No clams need apply Only outspoken democrats are in it this year. Anothor child kUled by tho use of opiates given in the form of soothing syrup. Why mothers give their children such, deadly poison ia surprising when they can relieve the child cf rits poculiar troubloa by Twitg Dr. Acker's Baby It no opium or morphine. For sale by druggists.

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Whoa iho becma Wat, clung to Cwtori. Wfcen the had ChlUUw, ihe eave Uom C6torl. lit- i 7 I -r If II.