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Certificate of uo-,artnership.
STATE OF cALiFoRSIA. -
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We. the ih4er, ,Rnea do .o.ebJ certify that W.
e 10. t,eis ..s.ss Dus.ii. - in tLi o.esr,
-nv ~ -nl ,-Ou'dy u 80 ALgs.e uii.et sn'
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: CANA eon,i'aiiJ. t..at tiie b"iDes Ia iu'l o.
a.. in,nl.e.s sucii pAittstsDit .,s ateti'ai
iiydsn ol.lI ,,I.a Lllie 4ns @i..ve, aid Tia. :
l.c,s u our ie,p Y its les ueiiNe ar scs vpi,o
,.se our res1seti,y htines neret, subscriDed.
N Nttrgs, wHsie>i ~ na,e hc. vui.o sot Gu
ilaiaus tii.s SUtn uaJ oi august, 1852.
M. ID Le,N Rat, .-vs Angeles, Gel.
LslnllNE WAlLALI., an E-nc-scos Ca.
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Action brought in The superl Court Of the
State 81 Caliionh' la nj 10. tho county oi Lvs
iHgeles. and ,he ecnplhii.t tiled IL. said C. un
j., u LIS Angeles. il lhs vlics of the ClurA oi
,aid superior vouit.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-25

Notice Ia hereby given that in pursuance Of an
orier u sac. made ~ he super, o,urt OF tn
county vi Los Angeles Slate 81 California, on the
9tn uay OF July, 1888, IN the matter uf the
estate and guardianship I trssncisc Leon Reyes.
.,Aria AntJIla Crtstns Rej e., Juan Manu-.
neyes, Juan kinolfU he,es, Maria silra X ye-,
Auelt ke q. and Kosauis ksyes, minors the an
Ter " Iel, the guIrd a OF the persohs AMI IS.
ss,e, Il aid minors will sell at lryate ) 10 to
Tn hignrst biddvr Tor cash, and subJ,t 10 con-
irmau ~ BY sal Court, On OF aitei ,he 22J day
IL SO temOer, 1854, all the right ute, anu inter
ct OF - minors ~ an I, the 10 loving lie 10 81
property situate IN the city anu count, OF L Q
AgeIe state u Iaihvriis, dc crabeu as tJllvs q.
Al un isidei oie-lidii lot rest Ia ths ioiinw irs
deserted property: Ctminencng At a point n
thu n lr.h s.dv Oi .scv nth street Ia the eiy q
o, angelo ~ pOiiIt ista I one huudrei n
forty en- It IN lie intersection VI ihe easi
he # Aigin street with he nJth line OF Sci, III
,treet; ti,ence east vi norIh aid parallel W u,
iai street t tn nnrtn ine cf All aiity MAJ ke'l
PIN street on the map made by A. =. kuxiOn,
"a NE as an exn.Lit to th pet ton 81 k,fusi
ie r. es guardian oi +. L. eyes, ct ,s., MINORS
IL iIIs Suptriur Cou.t OF La ,ngse, c unit
b., ause No 43i; t'nHce lou b Al s eist with
6ie ilne VI -aii alle TO tue hOTth~e est cainer u
ut Is, rs Ii down on SAID IN ~ ence south Al
". with ihs ives line ef sal TT Il, one hlinure
and th.rly-t,o and 10 fee, mose or less, L
,eventn sire I; thence n,r h ~ W. Wit, The
north line Vt S,veiitnstr et, two hundred AID tw
M 10 fe 1, more ur 10 5, 10 point a teginniig
md b Ing n porti a lot A a. lad aiown on sai
nap OF kuxt N, AID lnc.u ng IN the an SO
,,e sVli right, OF eve kind in IA W rr t
snat portion Of the said pley .nlbra, et ia tit
.b've lines. ant al iigats u ia sage over ana
.hro & the sail ppito IL ale,
Ter ~ cNsh Ia U. 5. god ,oin; decd at evpel Sc
Of purchaser
o.,ors In writing ny be made at an,
me after the first pu lie tiun this not CO ant
l,efore h3 M K NJ OF aud uu It b. T. at b,
,ihce OF " III am b. Stephens, my toriet, I
in nj Us, Temple bock, In tho ei,y VI Los All
seles.
REFUGio DoNINCUEZ DE REYES,
ie6td Qua dian Ut the minor, abo named.
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NOrICE OF SALE.

In tho Superior Court of Los Angeles
Coun y, STATE Of Cal f.ina.
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SUMMONS.

In the Superior Court Of the State o
California, IN and .or the Coan,y
oi Los Angeles.
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SUMMONS.
In the Superior Cour, Of the State OF
California, IN md Tor the County
ii Los Angeles.
Frank Reichaid, Plaintiff.
vs..
Josephine Reichard, d fendant.

Action brought In the superior Court OF the
tate of ua .ifornia, il and fJr tine county o Los
Angeles and the U mpl-iut fei Ia said q UNITY %
%, Angeles, in the Office Of the Llork VI SAID su
.,erIor Court.
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Order to Show Cause.
In the Snper'or Curt Of Los Anpele
County, state Of Cal iornia.


In 70 the estate Of MARIN sanehez, deceased.
II appearing TO this Court BY he petition ihi
lay p esentei and Iile by L..sano v, rdug tn
eimini TRAITOR tf tie est.s II aAitin s.ncLe4
ieeeas-d, PRAYING for all ,rier oi sa c Of real
state aud 1t /, necessary to ell the VII lie VI tn
e j estate to iay the 4, b Of ssi deeea,ed an,
The EXPENSES md ehaiges adm nj alton; 1t
lie eicre orderei bi thI u urt that all per On
ptere ted In sai estate appear b,f re the SuPf
lcf Conrt On Wednesday, tie ~ day of UctDbsr
1881, o'clo A N. Of said day at lhsto n
o,m aid stipei r ouft Ia the Z u Hvu
he ci and couniy OF b., Angeles, T. sho
.iu3e. II an they Ave why All ord, SHOULD n Z
e granted the sail ahm.Lis rstor To sell th
ho o OF tic r,'ai estate of rad decedelt a
that coiyM til, .. der be pub i,heu vt ie,s II
- We weeks IN The Los Angeles Daily iIh
AID. newspaper printed AMI puoLh-d ~ ral
Vu ty, anu III ther O,dersd th.ta pt q In
rtier be ery' Il o. i'd Lyon Esq, her, toto :,
BY III = G u aipoi t5i sito ney H. r, r,preseh
YIN ,io sanchez. itiant h.ir q sid dec as,d, d
,lso on The said MINOR.
Y. T. HOWARD.
Superi-r Judge.
Sept' mber ist, 1887.
hereby 6 rtify tie foreg ing I be full, tru
.nd correct = OF The tr g nai order IT, shos
'cu Q, Sc in ests II Ma tlSshcI,z. deceu o,
N nle my office, anu t at hnve caieiu ~ coni
arid the same with the Or ri al
Ia wine Whese 4 iia,e hereunto set M
land and affixed the ssai the Snperi,r Cour
his stn day Il sep emher, 1888,
| gaL.l A. W. PoT1S, county Clerk.
By Il. IL. OwES, Del uty. seo 4w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-25

The above sale is hereby postponed until
THURSDAY, OCTOBER Iss3.
At the same hour and Iicv.
by order OF tn ard u supervisors.
a. ". to1 Is, Clerk.
Los Angelst, September l7th, 1885.
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LEGAL.
Notics to Creditors.
In the Superior Court of Los Angeles
CJunty. Sato Of Cal.folli..

IN tho matter Of the Estate Of Ernest courre
de- a..
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-25
Monday. the 18th Day OF October,
1883,

At II oci)ct N, In front Of the Court House door,
u, 5, ring street u this dty aud county oi Los
slur, California. SO at pubit auc i,s, to tne
agnest and best bidder. the 10 lowing scibe.i
zeal property, situa cd N the cu,i, q L0- Ar.
ys,es. ststs II "a iiorlis. aud dssc.ibsd as fol.
iows oipit:
bounded on the north by land a Mar s sepul.
veua do ssiicnez; IN the east bJ I'm OF Z. T.
rhoin; on the south by Ian OF 4 Giss-eii. an
~ tho vest ny the III, Angeles Rislr b.iny the
sanis land conveyed 1y piu lent BeA,iiry =
De rye iisnsen BY dee of date april 81. 1874,
M recorded Nay iss, 1872 In BOOK 70 u D eds
plVe z3j. Recorls OF l. Is Anye es County, except.
ilg ten acres ~ ANA $ ii ann nyeycd By George
i,nsen an NJ. KeIie ~ T. 81, ,,iivela, by deed ..
late August IS, rs, ami sxesp ing the strip d
land conseye TO the 5 +. X T., ana snbjert q
N agreenle ,t tor ght II wy fof watef ditei,
IN cin ainii,g % res OF 'auh, more or less
toy Il her Ni,h al the ights and iran, his,s he
longin. 10 sad lar, ine uiing all aater rights.
Ok her with al the appurtes es thrIeu It
oelo gng But excepting. hove or thps Ger
ain tracts de ibs n. lot, one Two, three d
our Al said tract, Accord = to sur,ty Of saii
traet made by one kicaar soi, and also exec ting
lpts eight a nine oi SAID tract acco ding " said
aiehardson surrey, s,d shich said lot- ght NJ
an nine are rsser, eI to the aid Geor Q kerek-
a II and a more parti, ul ,riy rrlbed In III
aid decree as commencing at p Int tseDty tzb
hlins n nth & pot In mound ma KID p B
). h. 7. q - c.. said p It beiag he SOUL ihves
srner of isnd b,l ngn,g to q. {. fho,n, and run
"a x Qron, I'd y .ibt shove pescrlbed bel 9
. eDty t21) ch ins Do.th OF sal post iiorti
wensy ~ ca~in- /, ~ 1t fo.ty (41) h.iis
rth Of pssi; thence W ST - ent tzol ci,aii,-.
hence nth lwenty(zil c.iai :, tlence .ssi
~esty t2D ell. ns to- I pace 1 beginning. con
aiming ny acre. - land. aid ,lso reserved
lp .,urtenant u said forty ac Is q iani I, u :
hirty hiths t4-35) a all the water and w4t.i
ights 10 ts,ining 10 IN, whole a he sad laii.
o.wii. the ~ acre tIsc ! bo,c o.sc II ed.
civ der my han tns zisL day of scptem
Der. A. u. 1883.
T. crRRIER. Sheriff.
By II BuRpicK, Under sheriff. ses.ti
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Notice for Publication of Time fol
Proving viii. etc.
irATE OF CALIFORNt,, L.
COUNTY OF Los ANakLEs,
In the Superior Court

In the matter Of the estate of Chas. J. woolson
deceased.
Pursuant TO an order of this Court ma e thi
lay. nutice Is hereby given that Thursday, III
oh day OF Sc IItembur, 1888. at ten clock A. N
Il said day, Mt the Court koom Of this Courl
n said e un,y OF Los Angeles, has bee
ppointei for hearing the application Of II. ".
iMslfeny, pra ing tnst Il DO, unent nw On I'll,
u this I0u.t, pur, 'rtng 10 be the last viii All,
sstament OF Chss. J. woospn devease /, be al
a.tteL TO Probate, and that 1, tiers testtnentar,
- issued thereon to II W, o'Nelveny, at who
ME aud place nj persons intert steG therein INA
.ppear and ntest tns same.
Dated september s. 1885.
a. ". PJrrs. County Clerk.
ep0 by a. hInPAU, Deputy.
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.Thc Court House Property

shereon is situated the Court House Of sal
;yunty, sal prope ~ Consisting not only o tn,
Ienisos cove. ca ny the Present Court II Use, bu'
10 such prUpe y contiguous TO. adjoining all
,urrOunuhg the same es may bo owned ei.i,ef h
Whole OF IN pat by :sid Lv,Int,, OF held IN tius
or sid county by IA BJ,id Vi su,er.isors, 70
s-thH ith al tho imp. Usenents th,reOn.
30 .ond. The Undivided three -fouiths ~ 4 an
Il All tif,t certain other ! t. p.ece or parcel u
land. situate IN the city Of Lvs .ngees cunt,
It Los Angeles, st to OF California, aud niIr,
PARTICULARLY desc ibud as f,llows:
Comlnencing at the North est corner Of Spring
md Franklin streets and iunning thence alVnl
.he westerly boundary VI sp.ihg street \. 81 81
& one hundred and tatnty and IL 10
izu i5-l0U) feet TO point; iheiice on a line pas.
llel TO tho center line oi Franklin street, \. ~
t6, west one hundred AID flIluty line aLd 20 40,
100 z0l0) feet 10 POINT on tbs east NV bctstu
Iy ~ New High ;treet, thence along the sterlj
BOUNDARY Of New High street ). ~ Is. wet on,
aundrea and twenty one and 80 ~ 81 oO ..
icet to point on ths northerly boundary u Frank
in street, said l,ou heig the nortl, east corner
rankin and Ss~ High strao,s; thence al ny th,
Iortheiy boundary vi Franklin stieet, ), " 40
jaat two huldrsd and slxt en- and lo0 vi
0-l0 feet to fhe p int u beginning, tUgeth-i
Nth the undivided three foursts u part 0f al
the I'm royenicnt thereon.
Dat d July Il, los;.
BY order q the Boa. d Of Supervisors,
jyl7td A. W. PUITS, Clerk.
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Ella Clark, Plaintiff,
vs..
Iohn D. Clark, Defendant.

Action brought in tae su .,erlor Court Of thu
state of California, in and ivr the County of Lv
angeles, and tnd CvIp.aint fei Ia SAID Cunt.
Il Los Angeles, in ths uIlee of the Ciora OF saiu
,u,,eiur Court
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-25

GEORGE kERcKHoFf. Plaintiff.
vs..
!. Z. GiBBi, Adm histrator Of tho estate Of g. c.
II .n e, uecease ,nd Jein a. uAhne .ouisa
q. iiahne Elhs. .iay Hah..e AID J. ). iuu.s,
Defendants.
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LEGAL.
Auction Sale of County
Property.

Notice l. hereby given th-t pursuant 10 a rcso
uii u uuiy pa.seI b. the Bard OF supe ,isop
4 tDs angeles County on JIly H. 1883. sal
bonr viii sell 1T ruviit auction, at the CuliI
dDu Q iOor un Main street, 10 tue city aid county
II Los Ans les Caitorltia. ON
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Notics to Creditors.
In the Superior Court of Los Angeles
County, State of California.

In the matter Of the estate Of Neves Il de Reed
deceased
Notice |, hereby given by the undersigned, nd
lini4tratOr OF the estate OF Me es H. de eed
lece sed, ths editors of, aud al persons hiv'
lg claims x inst tie sid deceased, 10 exhibi
them with the n cessarv vouchers, within ie
ohths aiter he fir Iublioati N o this not &c
20 said adnlirls,r tor nj the niee Of Il eth y.
A n, ESQ No u mecial street IN the q
I'd COUNTY of Los Ange e7, state uf Califnrnil,
tht same be ny the pla for the trAi SAL ton u
te business Il the said estate.
WI. X. ROWLAND.
Admin tr tor Of the est tie VI Nleves IT, dc Reed
d ceiHel.
LssARselosy SeStesnber 9Th, lss2. sci sw
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Notice to Creditors.

Ia the suprior Cour', Lo' Argeie,
Coun.y. State OF California.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-25

The above sale is hereby postpon'd d until
Wednesday. september Ssh, 1859
Il l2 o'clock N.
BY order oi the Board of Supervisors,
A. w PVT.s, Clerk
Los Angeles, August s. 1888. aua I'd
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tEuAt.
SUMMONS.
IN the Superior Court Of the State Of
California, in aud for the County
Of Los Angeles.

Franci Mora, P.aintifT,
vs..
Victor Bsaudry, ct al, Defendants.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-06-30
HE WAS so YOUNG.

Some months ago Boston clothier started
his son for Nashville with stock to open re-
tail store, and the other day friend, who
knew of the circumstances, met the father and
inquired:
"Well, how does lake get alongf"
"Shake is home again." was the reply.
"Why thought he was in Nashville"
$50 he wash"
"And heard he was doing rushing bust
ness"
"Vhell, peesness rushed a leedle on der
start, but finally it dropped off until it dosn't
pay expenses"
"And SO Jake bustedf"
"Vhell, it amounts to der same thing sup
pose. Der FIRE didn't get half a start perfore
der engines vhas on hand. Poor Shakel II
vhas crushing blow when dey found candle
in box of shavingsl He vhas so young,
you -[Wall Street News.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-06-30
THE DAMSEL and THE NAT.

damsel fair in the parquet sat,
Aud all around hung a Gainsboro hat,
While the tald-headed boys sat just behind
Cursing her cartwheel in their mind.
But for them the damse would not stir,
Though II pleased not them II did please her,
And she said to herself behind her fan.
"Now, I'm bound to mash that ere leading
man"
CHoRUs-That 'ere leading man,
That ere leading man.
Her most histrionic,
Very platonc,
Fancy formed this plan
If l am a crusher
To the usher
Why not to the leading mann
And each of the boys expressed his mind
At the hat whose shadow struck them blind.
The baker muttered, at takes the cake"
The gambler exclaimed, "Well, what a stake 70
The coal man murmured, "a Plttsburg tow !"
And the big-collared Colonel We've got no
show !"
The dealer in wheat then took in the hat,
Aud growled, "Wel I'd sell on margin like
that"
CHORUS With a margin like that,
With margin like that,
But this too-too-ty
Big-hatted beauty
Was blushing behi nd her fan
And little she cared
For the boys who stared
She had mashed the leading man.
Il Denver Tribune.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-06-30
Study IL out.


Here is an alphabet which will make you
study. Get out your bible and turn to the
places. When you have found them, read and
remember
A was a monarch, who resides in the East.
Esther, Il.
B was Chaldee, who made a great feast.
Daniel, v, Ia.
c was veracious when others told lies.
Mum. xiii, 1898.
d was a woman, heroic and wise.
Judges iv, 4-I4.
E was a refuge, where David spared Saul.
Il Sam, xiv, ~.
was Roman, accuser of Paul.
Acts XVI, "a.
G was garden, frequent resort.
John xvii, Ia; Matt. XVI, 60.
II was a city where David held court.
4 Sam ii, IL.
l was mocker, very bad boy.
Genesis xvi, 10.
J was city, preferred as a joy.
Psalm cxxxii, 6.
X was the father, whose son was quite tall
Sam. TX, Ia.
L was proud one, who had great fall.
Isaiah xiv, IL.
M was a nephew, whose uncle was good.
-Colossians iv, 10; Acts XII, "a.
N was city long hid where it stood.
-Zachariah ii, 10.
o was a servant, acknowledged brother.
Philemon i, 10.
P was Christian, greeting another.
q Timothy, iv, al.
r was a'damsel, who knew man voice.
Il Kings XII, All.
T was a seaport, where preaching was long.
Acts Xxx, OF.
was teamster, struck dead for his wrong.
q Sam. vi, 2.
V was a cast-off and never restored.
Esther i, Io.
z was ruin, with sorrow deplored.
Psalm cxxxvii.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-06-30
PAID IN HIS OWN COIN, As 1T WERE.

The president of defunct saving bank of
this city got into hack and rode to the CEN
trail depot yesterday. Upon arrival at his des-
tination the driver said, "fare please, ST."
As the regular charge is only 50 cents the
passenger Indignantly demanded of the Jehu,
what do you take me fol"
Fifty cents on the dollar, sir. I was afraid
to say only so cents for the ride for fear you
would want to settle with me for 2s cents,
that being 50 per cent. and the rate at which
you settled with your other creditors"
The hackman got his ST. and the ex-banker
got something he had not thought Of before
Chicago Cheek,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-08
Pole Cat Kun Road improvement,

To the Editor OF the IntelligcncCr.
sn:-Mr. Geo. Woods Democratic
friends residing along the Middle Wheel
ing Creek road, are very much elated OVER
the very large and liberal appropriation
$4,000 recently made for the benefit Of
that road.
They are already, seriously talking about
bis reelection.
Mr.. Woods land bis friends, prior to his
election, ayerred most emphatically, that
there should not be any appropriations
made for the benefit OF Sow Path Roads"
nothing but through roads would be
noticed, or in other words, roads extend
ing far back into the country. This
promise, certainly, has been faithfully
kept, as will readily appear from the fol
lowing appropriations:
Pole Cat Run $500; Pogue's Run $500;
Peters Run $500; Chapel Kun $500; Battle
Run 5000; Dixon's Run $500; McGraw's
Run $3.50, Roney's Point Run $500, and
other through run roads "too numerous to
mention" These roads all extend very
far back into the country-say two or three
miles. Whole amount appropriated s., 800.
This is what you may term Civil Service
Reform, applied to the road business oil
Ohio county. TAX PAYER.
Middle Wheeling Valley, March 7, 'S3.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-08

CosHocroS STATION, N. y, Dec. 2S, 1878.
Gents-A number of people have been using
your Bitters here, and with marked effect. In
one case, lady OF over seventy years has
been sick for years, and for the past ten years
has not been able to be around half the time.
About six months ago she got so feeble she
was helpless. Her old remedies, or physi.
clans, being OF no avail. sent to Deposit,
forty.five miles away, and gotta bottle OF Hop
Bitters. It improved her 50 she was able to
dress herself and walk about the house.
When she had taken the second bottle she
was able to take care OF her own room and
walk out to her neighbours, and has improved
all the time since. My wife and children
also have derived great benefit from their
use. ". B. HATHAWAY, Agt US. Ex. Co.
rThsAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-08
wHEgLIEG, ". VA, MARCH 8, lSS4.


The Democratic party is not satlsheu
with the revision Of the tariff and the gen.
eral reduction Of taxation. II had deter
mined to have no revision and reduction
II that could be avoided without Sitting
the party's throat on the spot. But there
was so much OF general fairness in the re-
port OF the Conference Committee, the
popular demand was 80 strong, that though
the party stood against the measure 1t was
thought impolitic to talk it to death in the
Senate or flibuster the lie out OF 1t In the
House. The Republicans were permitted
to carry through revision and reduction
Democrats reservihg their brilliant powers
for grand hereafter, having in view ex-
tinction and destruction.
No measure short Of tariff bill picked
bare to the bone OF revenue only" would
have satisfied them. It was not their
policy 10 be satisfied. Unless they can force
the fighting on the tariff line they are with
ont an issue for the nearapproaching pres
idential campaign. Ina moment oil anger,
for which the Republican party, or certain
agencies within that party, must accept a
large responsibility, the country has given
the Democratic party increased power and
opportunity in the next Congress. The
Democratic leaders mean to make the
most Of that opportunity. The leaders OF
the Democracy are not professionalism
is not that kind Of party.
There is no real danger that any revolu'
tionary attempt in the next Congress to
destroy the protective system can succeed
though the Senate fail we can safely rely
on the President to block that-but the
party organs and leaders give notice that
the effort will be made. Having for pre-
text a thing so bad as they claim the re-
vised tariff to be, they can roll their eyes
heayenward and declare that 1t shall not
stand another minute II they help it.
They can at least unsettle business,
frighten business men, coddle the
farmer-who in all their calcu.
lations Ia assumed to be an ignoramus-
and by early rising and close attention to
business bring about state Of affairs which
would stand them in the stead OF better
and more abundant capital. If they can
produce stagnation and distress-beginning
now to hold the rod in terror-.they will have
that to point to, charging the responsibility
upon the Republican party and Its policy
Of protection. Ifthey reason well, this will
produce desire for change, and Demo-
cratic votes will rain into the ballot boxes.
The Republican party need not fear to
accept this issue now. 1t is on the right
side. The INrRLLIsEscER believes 1t to be
the winning side. The Republican party
can afford to stand by the prosperity and
the hope OF the country. In other times 1t
has championed right when wrong was
dominant and babe fair to endure. 1t has
prospered because 1t has been right and
gave no quarter to error. 1t will not back
slide now, nor decline the challenge which
the Democratic party has thrown down.
That challenge cuts out all middle ground.
He that is not for protection is for free
trade, and we need not hesitate to join
issue on this clear understanding.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-08
,nd ali ,he hotals are In the bands Of

and all the hotels are in the hands Of
Americans.
Last month 10000 cases Of champsigne
were imported by New York Houses. The
fact is vouched for by the owner Of the big
gest apple orchard and chemical works In
New Jersey.
AT Benson, Arizona, the trainmen are
said to be chary Of carrying the usual Ian
terms about the depot yard, a habit having
arisen among the cowboys Of trying to
snuff them out with revolvers from a dis.
lance.
Kentucky still retains the provision that
"no person, while he continues to exercise
the functions Of clergyman, priest, or
teacher Of any religious persuasion, society,
or sect, shall be eligible to the general as.
sembly."
Five thousand dollars have been offered
BY NJ. St. Paul to the French Academy OF
Medicine to found prize, the competition
to be open to the world, and not confined
to the profession, for certain cure for
diphtheria.
Girl graduates in England wear. gowns
precisely like those worn by university
men and made by the same tailor. AT
present they have only donned the B. A,
or Bachelor Of Arts robe, which is black
and brown, and like B. S. G., or Bachelor
Of Science, which is yellow and black, but
no doubt in time they will attain those Of
the higher degree. ...