Wellsville Daily Reporter (Newspaper) - September 28, 1885, Wellsville, New York 5. No. 277. WELLSVtLIiE, N. SEPTEMBER 28, 1885. Copy 2 H. Line * Prices H. FISHER'S TOWN N. W. PRR made known at tho answer to made of Hon. by homo in Hath on our nominen that not for hind and that any to the contrary was as tho Tribune puts it. This to no FADED Blaine was defeated The average political evon though flaunting tho of the in not liable to molt a jury all to or a bank in tho amount of damages likely to bo awarded in a peevish libel Elder hurt more - In hiH last fall of raking in the gate at aay eau him by blunders even of brutal Ho should pray a little for himself aa he others to and not get his avaricious back up and try and a rieh That tho way the did when ho was among MUGWUMP 13 - P. - don't be humbugged by soft April 21/84. W. M. and asid over UH pi many a Flower la born to blush waste on tho Hung the poet Gray in his in a Country Not that Roswell P. was not born to material advantage in a financial and he tjas failed to blush his on many to decided advantage the Democratic But trip he propones to respond in a different to the beautiful Mr. Flower will blush wholly unseen during the next VR Tt will be entirely to to either him or his inspiring for the benefit of In the seclusion of his Watertown Flower will watch the surging political tide and be ready lit the close of the battle to say either that he did the business of Hill's defeat with his little or that he know all the time that Hill was strong enough not only to pull himself but strong to lug the whole bundle of to many the act of Mr. Flower in declining to after personally consenting to the use of his name at Saratoga during tho of the will be considered as one of plain political While it temporarily confuses tho Democratic and the Mr. Davenport with renewed hopes of it also buries Mr Flower and any further of his ambitions out oi sight He is too sensitive a posy by half to bear the rough culture of the Democratic So he heads up his hies to the Watertown into political dry-dock for permanent Samson of he managed to kick up considerable consternation in the closing act of his public for which Republicans ought to be devoutly and like in the performance of this Mr. Flower has forever closed his engagement the It is the most political bouquet and as such will remain tho grim and possibly joke of the Let the farce go FLOWER Has tor Second Place Upon AT Seventh and of Davenport seems amply to haye tho men of the party who were too pure last fall to vote for The N. Y. the Post as we tire all other mugwump organs and allies are pleased with Mr. nomination and will support Mr. Davenport exacted and received the promise of the support of the N. Y. 27;t.vbefore he would consent to tho use of his as wo were advised by one of his nearest neighbors and at the Saratoga removes all uncertainties as to the bestowal of the vote this and will go far to offset the vote ot Democrats who couldn't go Cleveland last who will this year return to the party of their The issue this fall will be drawn as nearly straight upon party lines as it would be to get with the ultimate chance depending upon the energy with which the canvass is conducted respectively in behalf of Mr. Davenport and Gov. the of Mr. the Mugwump Y. Times is pleased to republicans of New York will approve the nominations made by the convention It is a ticket which invites and deserves not merely the but the support in the canvass and at the polls of all citizens who put the right of private judgment above party and are to measure a candidate's deserts solely the standards of character and The nomination of Ira appeals more distinctly and powerfully to the younger progressive ot the republican party in New York than any other nomination for the cilice governor that we can now If not absolutely the strongest candidate that could have been named in the present temper of lie is at least the in strength of any following communication was given to the public late on N. Y. 8ei)t. 20. (i of th i learned Regret that the Convention over which you lately has seen fit to honor in opposition to my well-known with nomination for the position of of the State on the ground that ion is to tha uf the State While I fully the cordial manner in which this nomination Ik tendered and the sincerity of the sentiment of tho convention toward 1 think that the the parry can be in any way endangered by the presence or absence of the nante of any individual upon Its or that there is any necessity for me to upon myself the serious duties of a for which I have no It would be merit and virtue which I do not to believe for an that I am more potent to assist the party in thin matter than other who arc better qualified by nature and the in The of the as set out in our tho splendid to the other places on the and the record of the party both in the State and will in my opinion carry us to Assuring of my hearty support from the of the I respectfully but positively decline the preferment P. name has been mentioned in connection with the work of tlie and his nomination makes victory probable in a contest which would have ended in certain defeat had the convention unwisely gratified the ambitions of some of the other conspicuously worthy seekers after tho it had to buyer is now in New York and in a few days large additions will be be made to our already large Frank Fisher FOUNTAIN OF Caa Well that has been Burning f. G. K. M. AND NO. LIBEL Ro V. John A. of St. circuit and now the M. E. pastor at N. lias sued laying his damages at The Tidings connected Mr. Copeland's name with a disgraceful affair in a but since explains that it was by It was another But the Elder fell from grace far to get his back refuses to accept the and is bound to have recourse to the It was a bungling sort of a mistake for any intelligent editor or publisher to but if the Elder should obtain a Judgment in auy the Democratic managers ought to step up and in recognition of the yeoman service he has done that party in vacating his to whoop it up for through whose daughter has taken tho according to directions and her and spirit are now The humor is all gone from her I wish every anxious mother might know what a blessing Sarsaparilla is in such Society and Luxurious Opium Dons Jn The Heart of the Sept. 20.-A morning a live startling disclosures with regard to the use of iu The reporters gave the addresses of a where has been lavished to at them up in a most luxurious manner for this These places are on the fashionable thoroughfares and have been tor months under the very shadow of. the state The persons who patronize these gilded hells come in and are recognized as belonging to the of atul domestic cigars at four miles from is a small called It runs unchecked and uncontrolled in afi easy and serpentine to the though the mos of uncultivated clear waters reflect the weeping willow and handsome swamp plants that border it for like unto nothing but a French plate glass re fleeting a surrounding of foliage there an old fashioned spans the of capitalists put down a test well for oil eighteen years ago Gas was and not then knowing the use of it the rigging was removed and the place was leaving the lighted gas master alone iu itH Tlie gas was of such force or pressure that it throw the salt which had never been shut 2lK) feet into the together with its weird spray falling again on earth and running on with a gurgle to join tho creek in its grass around in a circle is sere and the heat the burning gas the wafer is ice is certainly the handsomest natural in the cannot realize the effect of the gas and crystal water in the it is witnessed as it is by many who travel mnes lo look bt It is uovv said to be filled with Which keeps it from rising five An has been made to have the well cleaned If returned to its former tins liery judiciously worked as one of the oi country Seventh Day Conference Friday to tho Anniversary of the At the morning the of with of the C. of Alfred that of Rev. Dr. D. E. ns Secretary the Executive with an address by Rev. L. C. the audience till of Rev. Dr. report The of College Education to the Moral Progress of and that of Rev. Mr. of Higher on Religious Faith and Belief in afternoon session consisted of two the first by Prof. A. of Harvard merly professor of mathematics la Alfred the second by Rev. L. A. editor The of Prof. A few Fundamentals in the of and to say that his address was brimful of deep thinking and lucid would not half do it Rev. Mr. Platts discussed with great ability the tion of as an Element of and was inclined to favor elbowing the standard studies a good deal to make room for the divine the Rev. Dr. A. E. of Rhode preached the annual sermon before the morning broke bright and and at church three large congregations one iu tho one in the University and one in the church at Rev. J. W. of preached at the Rev. A. B. of Adams N. at the and Rev. Dr. A. H. of Plain N. at the was devoted to the of tho American Sabbath Tract Rev. Dr. A. H. Lewis preached the opening The reports of the treasurer and corresponding secretary were read later iu the and the was devoted to the of the Society's One tho most liery speakers of the evening was E. formerly one of Mr. Moody's in Mr. Ronayne is an Irishman of sixty and tis a Baptist emphatic does not seem to The President of the Tract Board is the on one of whose machines Thk is at those elegant something entirely at Brown largest in the world is said to be owned by Thomas of. His age is weight 100 inches over the length from the tip of his nose to tho end of his 7 feet 8 He answers to the name Senator and is valued at the Sept. 25,Moses a christian 100 years died the county Ho to tho United States Germany seventy years ago and had travelled all tho 1H49 he walked to California and was successful lu gold mining several For many years he had taken a prominent part in camp meetings and religious gatherings and in and wherever he could an expresses the condition of thousands of people at this The depressive effects of warm and the weak condition of the body can only be corrected by use of a reliable tonic and blood purifier like Hood's Why suffer longer when a remedy is so close at hand V Take Hood's Sarsaparilla It will give you untold wealth in strength and For all loss of physical A sure is found iu Never full lino of patent King
