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A Baptist Minister. Experience.

I am Baptist Minister, and before l even
thought Of being clergyman. Igraduated In
medicine. but lef! lucrative practice for my
present profession, forty years ngo. | way
Tor many years sufferer from quinsy;
Thomas Eclectrc Oil cured me-" was
also troubled with hoarsenes., md Thomas
Eclectric Oil always relieved ME. My wife
and child had diphtheria, and Thomas Ec.
lectric Oil cured them," and II taken in time
It Will cure seven lines out OF ten. nm
confident 1t Is a cure for the most obstinate
cold or cough, and II any one will take
small teaspoon and half III 1t with the Oil,
and then place the eud OF the spoon In one
nostr,l and draw the Oil out Of the spoon
into the head BY smiling as bard Us they can,
until the Oil falls over Into tho throat, and
practice that twice week, don't care how
offensive their head may be, 1t will clean 1t
out and cure their catarrh. For deafness
and earaches 1t has done wonders to my Ger.
tain, knowledge 1t Is the only medicine
dubbed patent medicine that have ever felt
like recommending and | nm very anxious
to see 1t in every place, for tell you would
not be without II in my house for any con.
stderation. ! am now suffering with pain
like rheumatism in my right limb, and moth.
ing relieves me like Thomus' Eclectric Uil.
'' DR.. f. +. CRANE, Cory, Pa.
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G.. S. McFAnDES, Chairman.
j. W. P. REID, Secretary,

The Outlook for ir0n-Sew York Review.
NV York, May 27:-prices Of steel rails
are already down to Il very low point; bar
mud sheet iron are relatively about MS low,
while structural iron is not far behind. For
that matter, nearly all classes OF finished
iron have deprecated, under the pressure
OF increased production, coupled with the
more recent falling off in consumption.
Pig iron, however, has held up remarkably
firm, Notwithstanding depreciation in fin.
ishcd products, and it is question, now,
whether this branch OF the industry occu.
PITS relatively sounder position than the
Others. Naturally, the furnacemen are dis
posed to encourage that view. but Of its cor
rectness other people need to be convinced.
Abroad there are not wanting signs, also,
OF a serious crisis. Stocks of iron have in.
creased in Scotland alone by 5000 tons
since the beginning OF the year. OF Bes-
semer iron there are also heavy stocks.
Ship building on the Tyne, Wear aud Tees
is not nearly rs brisk rs it was some time
ago, and when the vessels that are now
on the stocks are finished, it is difficult
| 10 see what is to prevent q further de-
cline in market values. American orders
are well nigh suspended, and there are
no new customers to tnkc their place.
With production in Europe thus largely
excessive, and the output here, TO say the
least, abundant Notwithstanding deliver
les on old contracts) its question whether
prices OF pig can be sustained, even il The
striking workmen shonll carry their point
in face OF the discouraging condition Q
the market for finished products. Abund
ant harvests and improved business to
the railroads would have favorable intlu
ence, but until these are assured the lrol
industry will probably be compelled to &C
cupy a position which is the reverse
4 ilaltering. sS s. b Z.
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Glades Iron Works, 81
Including the q,
TOWN OF GLADESVILLE.y

49, s1S"A "sSbhAb AM AIAk1 tsiNtHl
oiCoal aud Iron LAhds annexed thereto For tho
description; aud boundHiles thereof reference Il
hereby made IL the tnlowing deeds conveying the
Aid lAnda 70 George llatdmar, all OF which NO
recorded ~ the office OF the Clerk Of the louniy
eu.t o. Preston county. West Viiginit. towit:FA
y, Gu for two tracts OF land, ono Containing .aSk
.cres the other v! acres aud two poles from q,
and Agnes Heidelberg TO ald George llartiman aud
10 deed book No. ~, on pages 266 and 267: a deed
for l4' acres from v. II. Heidelberg TO sad lisri.
70 ~ q page ~; desd from Harmon and Martha
uerfor two tracts OF land both containing sax acres
dated June ". iS7v. AIu ivcururd Ia deed bs d.
y, pages W.. aud deed from John H. shernid and
, sIhsts sad ssdms dated Nay " and ~
Margaret. George D James v. Julia a. and sarah
:. Jackson. to said George Hartman for one ncre.
dated Mslcn 49, 1871 and recorded In deed book No.
s. pages +stSi; deed fon I'm. Il, and u IIfown 10
aid !lardmau, for Two acres and q petches dated
darch ~. ls7!, aud recorded In deed bovk No 81,
,ages 4 and 8; . deed from Cyrus aud kauryI j Z
Linton TO said liardman for u acres and ehes
II, pases u and -; decd from Buckner and re.
9ecca Fairfax 10 raid hardman for ttU aces dated
'ugust ". 1877. md recorded iu deed book No ii,
easss ~ and a; and deed fem John K.and Mary
land aggrega,ing 1853 acres. dated March is 1874, and
y oiuru ~ detu bvOk No. ii, puges ~ ~ aud
4; the whole Containing III tue aggregate about
nv hSAes, WIN I'LL tuc improvements ana Al ptlItSl
.nces thereunto belonging, or In any Wis upper.
aiming Including the Iron furnace thereon. and all
he machinery md fixtures tIcrron whether liked
y movable, and all tools and Implements used In
'pemting the ZANE. whether fixed or movable, said
and being the same conveyed 10 charles L. Iavery
Eugene List BY deed dated September 80. a. i. (
Nh and recorded hmong the public land records Of
aid county, n deed book 49, page IL Jp5i.s
Also, the following pen onal property now on tho ]:
.bove real estate hereinbefore mentioned pamely:;
iourwheeled train.road cars six.hurse wagons.
twohofse wagon, ID sets Of harness. six hofse en-.
llle aud upright engine boiler used 10 operate Tho
Terms Of Sale for the Real Estate.-one.thi,d OF
me purchase money ,orsuch greater amount thereof
the purchaser may elect to pay, Cash In hand: 4
.he residue IN Two equal yearly payments, with In.
isress itom day Of snie aud the deferred payments
10 be secured BY decd OF trust III The pror-riy sld
Terms q Sale for the Personal froper,y.-Aii5
SIMS anoeE one hundred dollars ca.h: over ono
:hefsot as the purchaser may elect pay cash: Tho
months respectively, bearing Interest i1or ,hr day
u sale. with approved pesonal fecur!tS 3l3l,&
IE GEO. b. CALDWELLt5ess3
my15 ..-a- 80 6 Special (,Otnnfs,Io Inner ~
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FAIRFIELD, LESAwEE Co, MIcr.,
ipril or lGCi


Are you disturbed ut night and broken OF
your rest by a sick childsutfering and crying
with the excruciating pain OF cutting teeth I
Il 50, go at once and get bottle OF Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup 1t will relieve
the Poor little sufferer neutrality-suspicious.
upon it; there is no mistake about it. There
is not q mother on earth who las over used
it, who will not tell you at once that it will
regulate the bowels, and give rest 10 the
mother and relief and health to the child,
operating like magic. 1t perfectly safe to
use In al cases, and pleasant 10 the taste, and
Is the prescription OF one OF the Oldest hes,
female physicians and nurses in the United
States. Sold everywhere. IS cents bottle.
I'm,
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William J. Coughlin, Of somerville, Mass
says: In the fall Of 1876 was taken with
bleeding of the lungs, followed by severe
cough. | lost my appetite and flesh, and was
confined to my bed. In 1877 was admitted
to the Hospital. The doctors said had hole
in my lungs as bigas half dollar. At one
time report went around that was dead.
give up hope, but friend told me OF Dr..
William Halls Balsam for the Lungs. I rot
bottle, when to my surprise, commenced
to feel better, and to-day feel better than for
three years past. f.a
81 write this hoping every one afflicted with
Diseased Lungs will take br. William Halls
Balsam, and be convinced that consumption
can be cured. can positively say it has done
more good than all the other medicines have
taken since my sickness. II- ..S5
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Beginning at 10 o'clock 4. n, sell at public auction
at the Livery Stable, No. 1907 Main street In Tim
city OF htellng In said county Of Ohio. and State
oi "e,t Virginia, 10 the highest and best bidder.
The following described property, that is 10 ,ny x
sixteen horses si1 hacss. stop buggits. carriage
wagon. ioar-aofse sleigh : two-horse sieishs. Il;
one.hoIsc sleghs, sets hack hArle.s. double set
c1fritHe M rEeS-, sets double buggy harness ];
sets single buggy harness, Aets double wagon har-
ness. riding brides, saddles, / eide n.dle. 20
hhlters buggy poles, buffalo robes, WOODEN lap
horse Covers wardrobe. stoves, 5 buckets, sets
nose, Set scales. block and tackle, 2 !orks. 9;
sh"vels, rakcs, neck Jokes | pair lead bars 10
harness coven. buggy covcrs.'2 step ladders :
ounHe', ! cot aleish bells, whips curry combs, Z
BRUSHES. &c, DC, Including nil tie LIST Of articles
Aho the following article, Of office furniture: ~
one tAe. deskh, desk chair i arm chair. .
chairs pictures, 2cocks stove set Of ses lures
mating and awning. rE'' 30 u igir.,l1'l
Also the following household and kitchen iurn!.i
tur. ' -i-i-.5 rs ,;,,7'l -. ,Ts'.-S1,s
One set Of parlor furniture, SGT Of dining room
furniture 'ets bed room rliiturc, carpets. mat
ling coal vase, water cooler aud numerous other
articles o. household and kitchen furniture, IN;
Also one gold watch a"f chain lsi 4 III
ERas ~ s4LE-For sums not exceeding one hun
dted leio0) dollars cash; for sums exceeding one
dollars. one hnl or 10 much more ~ tile purrhascr
may elect In cash and the remainder IN ninety lV)
days, with interest from the day OF a,le: ior huns
ext eedtng five hundtd $500 dollars one thlid, or
50 much more as the purchaser may elect, IN caAh
and the remainder In two equal inst. llmenfs paya.
tcrest from day OF sale the deferred ins almcntsof
purchase money In NIL cses 10 be secured BY good
personal security. ROBERT MAkSIIALL.55fi.
myl9 .gfs Special ccrIycr. r.
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A.. NEVER FAILS.
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Gnred ny lil,e Rlrl OF Ms. She wn. also deaf an,
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SAMARITAN SERvIyE II
Has been the Means Of curing my wife O., r,cnms,ss
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Made a ure cure OF case Of dts for my son, y.
e H. Rails. lllatsssillc, Ean.
SAMARITAN NERvINE 1I,N
cured me or vertigo, neuralgia and sick headache Z
MRs, VIZ. HENSON. Aurofv Ill.
SAMARITAN SERvINE
Wa tho mcans Of curing ,ny wife % ,nas,n,. d,
EEV. j. a. EpIE. Bearer. "a.
SAMARITAN NERvISE
Cnrtd me OF asthma after spending over . 90 with
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haee'ually cured me Of sE,.ms; 800, W.
'pWcst Van l|urtn St. Chicago, Ill
SAMARITAN SEHvINE Ft.
STrsI our e1d OF Ms after given Up to die by our
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SAMARITAN SEKvINE
Cured me Of scroiula after suffering Tor esh, YEAR,
ALBERT SIMPSON. Peoria, III.
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Gnrtd my 500 Of t after spending 81 100 with other
ooctofs. ]. W. THORNTON. Claborn, MIi1
SAMARITAN SERvINE
eb a.ea e w e. spspc A. q stubborn
SAMARITAN NEKvISE
Cured my son Of ht. after having had 80 IN eighteen
mouths Mrs t. FonEs. West potsdAIn. u. i.
SAMARITAN SEKvINE 80
Cured nc OF epilepsy Of ninc years standing,
Miss oELxNA MARSHALL.
CRANKY. Newton Co.. No.
SAMARITAN NEnvISE
has permanently cured me Of epilepsy OF many years
oeiat'on. JACOB SETEH. st. joseph. Mo
SAMARITAN NEEvISE
Cured me OF bronchitis nsthn, and general debility
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H. SAMARITAN SERyINE
nhs tured Mc Oh asthnas 40 scrofua OF many years
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SAMARITAN SEIsyISE
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l. DAVID TsEMnLr. Dcs Moincs. Iowa
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II FOR SALE .u
by ALL DRUGGISTS
q may be had direct from MS. For further iu.ouna
evidences OF currs Adlrrss e''''b
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THx london Hair Color Restorer''
u the most delightful article ever In.
frndu cod Ia thu A m African nennln and


Is TIM ..ondon Hair Color Restorer' n
t u the most delightful article ever In: y
n a troduced 10 the American people end y
totally different from all other Hair
Restorers, being entirely free from all
impure Ingredients that render many =
G1} other articles for the hair obnoxious
Where badness or falling OF the hair 81
exists, or premature grayness from z
sickness or other causes, Its use Will n
restore the natural youthful color,
and cause a healthy growth, cleans
Ing the scalpfrom al Impurities, dan
druf, ETC., At the same lime q pleas.
Ing and lasting hair dressing, fra.
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soft and pliable, making It an ihdis.
pensabls article In every toilet. Ask
your druggist for London Hail. Color
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Some ten years ago my wife's hair com
menced falling. and got very thin and turne'
gray, but after using London Hair Colo
Restorer the scalp became healthy, the hai
stopped falling, the color was restored, ant
!. now growing beautiiully.-J. A. TYsEs
Wilson, N. G. AwrAw
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EArtllera' Wives.

i Is an evident fact that farmers wives are
afflicted with many diseases which arc the
result Of overwork. They are constantly On
one ceaseless routine OF toll from daylight Mt
morning until late at night. No change, no
relaxation, no rest. Farmers should note
this TACT. and be forewarned before it Is too
late. II Is astonishing what an amount Of
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them get up and have breakfast ready before
their husbands are out OF bed. Then 1t Is
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minds during the time being constantly oc.
cupied with their duties, ind with thinking
how the food is to be supplied. when the
washing md ironing Is 10 be done, when time
can be spared to scrub the floor, how The
children arc to be clothed and kept tidy, and
ii.numerable other things not necessary t,
mention, ull of which combine to overwork
and break down the strongest woman In the
land. In no case Is 1t safe to be continuously
thinking upon any one thing, and In cases
where the brain has been weakened by
too great strain upon it, thereby
producing insanity, epilepsy. vertigo, hys.
'erics, female weakness general debility, and
9 multitude Of other diseases, the remedy Is
Rest and few bottles of Dr.. s. A. Richmond
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upon the nervous centres and invigatores and
strengthens the whole system. Many ladies
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Are you prejudiced against sewing machine.
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those ailments peculiar to your sex? The
following statementspeaks for itself:
FAIRFIELD, LExAwEE Co, Mlcu.,
=g april %. 1881.
Dr.. Richmond-De sir: This Is to CERT.
~ that my wife had fits for thirty-iive years
They would last her for about one hour and
sometimes longer. happened to hear Of
your medicine. and sent for some OF it. She
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She is now permanently cured, and her
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ior twenty years or more. You are entirely
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AND may sign my name TO it. We owe you
this much at least for what you have done
for her. Yours truly,
Daw aE HENRY CLARK.
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:. Go TO your druggist for Mrs. Freeman's
New Na,iona! Dyes. For brightness and dur
ability OF color arc unequaled. Color from
two to five pounds. Directions in English
and (icrmarl Price Is CENTS ntX
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VIVA. 'HuchHphibR." .u
.Qrick, complete cure, all annoying Kidney,
Bladder ind Urinary Diseases. 81. Drug.
gists.
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ONE HUNDRED DoLLAas reward for better
remedy. Williams Indian Pile Ointment is
vsure cure for Piles p&w
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SIS. s. cures Pimplcs, Boils, or any disease
arising from impure blood. ...ii
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nErAH1rRE OF IRAlNs-MnEyLING I'M
ARRIVAL or TRAINS.

bully except sunday. -l,i.,.-s i,'-li va +
steubcnvile ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS train dur.
Ing the day passes backward aud forward between
II the sherman House. .Etnsvi1e, West Wheeling
MAsSllou Accommodation. NG a ~ y ga. =
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DR.. E.. SMITH,

DR.. J. E. SMITH,
NO. III CHAPLlNE STREET.
The best evidence Ola physicians success s the tcs
my professional services prove that huye dealt
hono,ably and fairly with those who have consultct
me. never use PARENTS name without permits
sion thourh hnve m my hundred certificates from
nounccd incunhe. A thorough medical education
With many years hosn:t ,lc1pericnec and f,miArlt,
with theth'litic astnt.. eloc Observance OF TEN
ornamental pcculiariies and strict attention to
hyEtenic manasemeEt insurcs success. II cure Il
possible. and frankly give tho patient my opinion
HOMIE PROOF
Kidney and Liver Diseases and Rheumatism :
Suffered Misunderstanding seemed 10 help me;
could not getou Of bed. Dr. Smith cured me-"
.-I ZErr. PHILLIPS, .Dp
Wheeling. ". Va.
catarrh. Polypus OF Scss. Impaired Voice SUI.
Dr.. Smith completely su,.d me: -, ,>,,.,,.
Of speidel & Co. Wheeling. W Va.
Dysrepsa, a. ana liberated Stomach ."rreatmen,
me-" eTHOMAS HOLT. Insurance Agent.
F!ts-"l!ad them for fourteen ys:rs; pr Smith
cured vS.ii me- p,,n,, LOUIS !: WASHINGTON.
afflicted for fourteen years; Nothing seemed to
help him. DR.. Smith cured him." IS
.''.ID MRS. CATHERINE CAPS. ,s
10" Mnrkctstreet, Wheeling W Va,
CarceE-"SuAeFed Tor years with caHeer Had I,
cut out three times. II returned after each opera
tion. DR.. Smith cured nc without knife ca,i.iic OF
pain" MRS. Ii. N. CIRCUIT,
Piles, Flstula Of Anus.-Flat Of my back for Is
weeks Reported dying. Dr. Smith cured me with
out knife lii five weeks. q
THOMAS CoLvIN,
Wholesale Grocer. Main 81, Wheeling. " Va
t'lceatiuns OF Reetum, pfolapsuS and Piles
WAS given up 10 die and pronounced incurnble
Dr. Smith cured me without knife" -.
aInHE WASHINGTON DELANY,
Martins Ferry.
Rev. II. 0. Laid writes-"Dr. Smith professional
services In my family have been most satlsactor y
and CONNIE nd him 10 ali as gentleman aud il
sklllful physician" era 90 ~ ava.
Mrs. Margaret kolb says-"I had been suffering
Tor seven yenrs and treated by many physicians for
dyspepsia. nr. Smith said | had tape. worm and
| iu eight hours removed monster 1U9 I. Ct long"
Female Complhints.-Three years In hospitals for
females. give me peculiar advantages In such Cases
Persons cured OF cAtarrh. diseases OF heart, liver
stomach, kidneys, skin, blood nervous Affect on
and weaknesses Of men and youth, scrofula and
asthma testify to my SUI, cess
Files cured without the knife.
Patients at distant may be trcated by letter and
satisfaction guaranteed. rhnr, fer self cxamina
lion sent on rccciDt OF two three cent stamps and
advice rellirned freG.-
Consultation at Office free. Oiliceho from 4.
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myla No. III Chapllne It.. Wheeling. W Va
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RECEIyER'S SALE. n
Livery Stable Stock;
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County. W. Va, IS: $i
/, = -. vs. In Chancety.

BY virtue OF decree entered In the said court Ia
the above eAiitled cause on the I'd day of Mnv A.
y, ~! the Undersigned Special Receiver named
MONDAY. THE 18th DAY OF JUNE, A. d, 1ss9
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Jyll11 ITlI "A.
4 Z, - PUBL G SALE. 4
BALTIMORE & 0H|0 EXPRESS,

Public Sale Of unclaimed Express pactagca Tho
following Express Packages will Be sold At Public
Auction III q hveltns. ". VA. at the ses ond Ward
Market uotlseSATUKD UNE 10th, Rtv clock
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tts"GEEAr aches from little toe corns grow
German Corn Remover gives instant relief.
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PROOF
THAMArcA111A

: : ~, = - THOMAS VULVIN, ----
Wholesale Grocer. Main 81. Wheeling, ". Va.
rlceratiuns OF Rectum. Pfolnpsus and Piles
'Wns given up 10 die and pronounced incurnble.
Or. Smith cured me without knife" f...,I
....r..F-.H. %. .HHTH WASHINGTON nET ANY .-.
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BAKING POWDER.

: NJ .,
Agent Baltimore 4 Ohio Express.
". II. HALTER. ,pciIoneer. -s. if.. myS "
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-24

John p. Irish, a distinguished
journalist from the State of
Ohio, has just settled down in
Oakland on the Times and is
astonishing the people with ex-
haustiva editorials on the tariff
question which are being widely
quoted. AS a rule when an
editor reaches a point where his
writings are wholly unintel-
ligible he is placed at the head
of the tariff department at a
high salary. Not one in a hun
dred who read the labored arti-
Giles in newspapers on the tariff
question form any idea Of what
the mass of phrases and figures
mean. In California the princi-
pal thing the people want to
find out is how the nominees
stand on the question of reduc-
ing freight tariffs on the G. P.
r.. r.