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lropo,t on OF Christians TO the
population was one in fifteen per-
sons. To- day 1t is one in Ave. Ap-
plane
The SIKH wonder is the current
tn'hlllment o. Biblical prophecy,
On the field of Messisnic prophecy
iuiielity has never won su import
ant victory.
The last wonder 10 the establish
nent Of a scientific supernatural
Ism.
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7 osT RECORD NOTICE.

Il
state OF West Virginia, S.:
Ara CuCult Court held IN md for the
County Il Pf stpn, on the 11tb Gay Of
ID &, mD'i. 1882, JObu I. Peefce,
VS.
JJsrpn II, zeli, EDWARD " Mcdonald.
la e Pore" = q. q Jpseph V Williams
. prlniuu uud,T chapter l75 ~ tn,
Acts Of 1871. enuti,d AU AC. 10 suppiy
"a iDst f,cOro- - Preston T. unty.
Ge.tge IA. McGiew, CommissioDei
- pOiuteO und.r ssiu aci, having hereto
tore maoe nls hnsl report herein, 90 mo
tiOu ~ the petitioner ~ his counsel. % ~
ordored that saiu report be filed as ~ lnis
and that notice be- puuii-brd in each
ne Wspsper printed IN tbis CouDty, ono. s
week tor twelve successive weeks, Of CO.,
e ing Oi eaid rtpuIt, and requiring ail q, q.
srus Interested therein, 10 appear before
his cOuft On the 6th DAY Ot the next term.
suu do what " necessary a. protect their
tL'tre6ts.
Prpvided that such notice may consist
OF a copy OF tDis order published a. afore-
said.
A copy from the REQ ,rd
Itst;-
SMITH CRANE,
DI.rh
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Obtaincd an all nef business in the u.
> Pate't Office att' bdeo to fnI NOUE-
RAE FEES
Our ofiice h opposite lbe Z $. Psteu
GhlCe, and se can - iaiD Patents ~ tss
time tnan thOse remote from Washington.
Srud M,del ~ DrHNing We sdvlse ~
to pa eptabiiity tree chaIge; aud VI
IN ks % cbaTge unless W obtain Patent
5upt. ~ NJ ,ty o. ef DIV. aud to ofil
clals q toe u 5 Paiem Once Fn CIR
cular. advice, teimf, and rsfero. ce 10 sct
usl cieuts ~ uf owD State or C0uuiy,
addIess
G. A. SNOW g. Co.
Opp Pat,nt ono, w sbingt0n. ID g
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THE REGISTER.
DAILY. SUNDAY, WEEKLY.
8r ENrGP1fS No. PRodUEsSIvE AMI,
COMPLETE LuCAL AND gems
ERAL NEWSPAPER.
INDEPENDENT AND OU1sP KgN NALL PU,B
Lilo QUE5TI Hs; AB UNDISG IN
NEw. LlTERARY VII CEL
LASY ASD FAMILY
READIKa
" EEKLY.
An ABLY Edited Farmers rsv.r!n..!


The Wheeling Il g,s'er was founded IL
1862, AT she tim 80 The inauguration 81
,hr State at Wrs' Nirginia A. par
ANA parcel 90 he u"" Statr, closely ide0
Itied Witn II crtvTp ISIS hud cnnluuutihg
in modest M .surrs tU iis HiVsuC, meui, h
X gis a. snares Ia tue just oxul alton Wit .
NbIcn our p.Opi, reg III Its OTIYhI career
fb' population of the State nAs Uc,rastj
ia pTeat,r ratio han most fthe old Siatrs
n,r schpos hove multiplied and improved
= fiiCirucY. her government hHs been wei
sud economically sdminsied, her fesOur-
c-s are beng developed win energy, amt
mr. people n.e ~ wing In enlightenment
asa thrift. Witu the gr with ui the sat-
nr Rrg,st'rhe grown, with lis develup-
meni b. Register has DrOsp, red. Aud
showing the estImHt N in which the paper
j. held by the CT zeUs os the Safe FIR
~. 'Oer interests ~ bHr steHdfAstlY btitled.
Se can -av ~I'n tiutb tbat no otbe, paper
l. fead by =, many W VrpIpianS. nor
20 r any ". h'T pr.'tTate ty'rJ. Pari OF the
g. q ~ " durs
In X Vlster will coDrluue, hs hertiu-
f,, 80, DIV Cat. uf a brnsd ana lb ~
/" les ~ 10. c"Uouct ot public sfftrs. ti'
,x'er-i"u sud IRE heniug ui tDe F.
Sch"ri Sysiru, The impr' " mrnt of tr'
) ate Aud The d'yelnpmeu, ~ II resuufcrr.
propilefors poIut fU UIsp ~ as nm earn
- Of ils azure
Tue Weekly Register is q naqr'fcI
S-pnge, 64.c lumu paper-DrIcr 81 80 hS
mAil
The Sunday Il gistcr ls the same ~
and has already gain q y very lsrg. cucu
l-tioi--price so 90 b, NIL
The DAILY RgsI,r IL printed at 81 80
per ear.
The Model usp of Wtsf Virginia, ibe
most complete VI p ever rsn,d d Of ibr
Staie. II no" r.ndy fpr 0ohvcry. Pre-
81 90.
A person remut,rg g. us tbs subscrip-
ti0n price Oi - her euiiun of ~ p-per
adding 10 cents thereto. will receive copy
81 this Nap. Thus -
Weekly X gister year and Mp a. go
Nh .day - y 10
Daily 2 90
Daily every day Ia the yesr VIII Map o 90
Your subscscrption ana friendly aic
afp respectfully solicited.
Az ~ nr ~ every school district ~
wanted gtu clubs far ne Wrekb
Il Y ster A clue ui 10 and y M-p TO enci
! sub-Cribe viii De -eut 81 Sl3 so, and
specisl premium of Guy ~ the paper
one year aud the Mag, will be- sent ~ the
getter up OF the club.
LEWIS BAKER s. CO.
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Spvciai pmmirFiuuer.
RingwUuG, MtTcu 5.h 1888
s,a,e of Yves, vtrcior4. County Of Pres

State of West Virginia. County of Pres
ton, rs:
/, Smith Crane, Clerk Of the Circuit
Court Of All county, de certify that r.
w. Monroe, VINO was hY n decree ot said
court, rendeie eel ON ~, h day of Decem-
her 1882 IN IN Equity Cause nf Emma
V, nn v Z.C Turner'S Admir-, el ri.
appoi ted n Sp, cia Commissioner To max,
sale Of the Z. al estate thereto dtcre.d tu
oe sold, has this day gwen b md and se
curity IN said cause as required by law.
Given under my haud. inis Oh day of
March. 1888 SMITH CRANE,
3 10 Al Clerk
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You will prevent and cure the greater
mari of the Ills that eilllct mankind in this
or any s,ctiOn, II you keep your stomach.
liver aud kidneys m perfect working or
der. There Is no medicine known that
does this as sureiy az Paiker's Ginger Ton
u II will keep your blood rich aud pure,
and give YOU good heslth at little oost
See other column.
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JOHN WHITE

(Or Net land. a considerable DDrtion
81 said land is cleared and il in la!r
stars 81 cultivation. aud h thereon a.
LING HOUSE,
stable. iuId other outuuildinI.s.
TERMS or SALE Said land will
be sold for sutbcieut cdSii in hand TO pay
costs OF suit and pr per charges ilr sale,
and the residue upon q credit ~ q. ~
al, lS months. the purchaser executing
NOES with good security, hearing inter-
est JNO. BARTON 4AYNE,
special Comm'I.
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STATE Of West virsinia. County Of Pres

State Ol West Virgins. County Of Pres
ton. ~
j. Smith Crane, Clerk Of the Circuit
COurt OF sid coun,y, d. GRITTY that JnO
Barton PAYNE, VINO was by decree Of
9aid court, rendered on ths 9th day OF
NOvemhRr. 1852 in tDe Equity cause Of
JOIN W hitcs admir- vs.. John Whites
heirs. et al. appointed a Special ConI~
missioner tO make sale Of tho real estate
therein d6CTeed to be- sold, mas thls day
givon bOnd ana security iu said cause ~
required bA law.
Given under my hand, this 18th day OF
January, 1888.
SMITH CRANE,
lO~4t Cl0rk.
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TUES6AY, APRIL no. Isss.

at the front door of the Court House -
that beng court dty-nlake public-ale
Ui the l62 trie trh t Of lard derreed IN
said cause to be sold. he said tract of
lsnd lies ! kiuVwO0d district. .!restuu
count West Virginia, bout two miles
rom the town Of Kingwood, and IL
ktpxyn "a tho
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Rough on Rsts' Gle rs Dut rate, mice.
rosch,s, beo-Uugs, dee, ants, myies cnIp
mucke, gOpheIs' i0c.
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a MOUNTAIN OF SOAP.

WitIsm Taylor, OF Rock Crs, k
Wyoming, Isa luckv man. H bss
discovered mountain OF nsturs
soAr large enough to keep the whole
human race clean or all time. Not
my - thlsexcei cut product smoot b
firm aud emolIeut but IL possesses
-ome Pecuiar qunh'y which makes
It the dead diest oe to DIRT and grease
ever put upon tie market aud the
owner coudlen' ly expects thatit Will
uu cause 'Er famous atttrle war .
rant q by Josn b. n2- 30 axe the
spots Il coscb dog 20 three days
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$50 ACRES.

But II II understood that Il sum .ufli
cirnt To discharge the debts against said
estate Is Uff red for what Is knOwD AS he
home Tract tn-t the three remaining
tracts will Oe Withd,a~u.
Ghis has AlwayB been rtgiried as one of
the best farms iu the mel. nboIhuod. II
Is well adapi ed To either farming or grAz-
lig; l. we'll ~aicred. and Nwrll timbrrcd.
he said "Hume F,rtn" embraces tn.
buildings aud all the mos' valuable IN
prOvemrnts and contains l36 acres
ROB'r w MONROE,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
-oF THE-
''ZEPHANlAH TURNER FARM"
EMMA V ZlNN. s.
Va

z. 9 iURNER'S Adn'r ct al
In pursuance II = decree II the Circuit
Cpurt ut Preston Cauuty, In the sb We
cause, rendered "n Ia 9Th day OF Deem.
Der, 1854 | will un
MONDAY, APRIL 9rH 1888.
hrlng ,ur firvt day pf the Circuit Court,
before the trent door of the & ,ur, III q.
io KungWuOd. sell rhe real rstst,. iu the
Bili rnd proc, ediugs mentioned upnn the
following irrWs; ) much cash w hand
will oe quireh H. will he sutii tent L.
pay III, c'sts uf sHIt, and charges f.r sal"
nj the r,sidu upon "A creuit of o, iS
ard "a IN uths; tur pure IAstr giving i.-
trrrs' be ring upies, With gund pvrs nal
security for toe d fsrrei instsllmvuts
DESCRIPTION - Th,s property il
kn wn AZ tue Il pm Tutner Farm,
bout mil west - Kiug~"ud. /, con-
sists nt s veral tracts, cOHtsibing the
alpisp pA
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-11-03
HOT SPRINGS.

Hot Springs. Ark. Is enc ot the mos, progressive sii,es in the south. Every modern improvement soon finds is way there. The people are liberal and pro- gressive, and are always on the lockout in ,he interest of the city. The improve men,s :ha, have taken place there within a year are remarkable Speaking of ,his 10 citizen of the place while we were on a recent visit 10 ", ,he fountain of health. we received an answer characteristic ct the place. Why. don't you know" he said, ." there a;e cnly three cities in the United States NeS York. Chicago and Hot Springs"
 The arching of the creek which flows through the town. piese of work under taken by the government. will greatly add 10 the appearance and convenience ofthe city. and sill. when completed render the valley beautiful d-ive. While al the Sprinss we were much pleased 10 meet F.. R. Smith. who can always make man feel a, home: N H. Riahut. pro- prie,or oi the Ho, springs Cafe who. by the way. is known as one oi the most ac- eemmedating men in the county Thos Welsh. proprietor of the famous harness and saddlery shop. Messrs. Henry He CON. Tom shannon and Ed Greenwood arc all enjoying good health and are ep- era,ing the o..i5e saloon and ,he club rooms up stars. Ben Brown. a, No. i,Na Cen:ra! avenue. where he meets many trends. and where he en,era,ns them royalty. The owl place ct retreshmen; IS s,ill in mos, heal,hful blast. Thos. shannon. proprietor, assists the pubic m " "hee,lng ], :he owl.
 Maffi,t X Mcleod have ose ef the largest fancy grocery retail establishments onG to none.
 The Hot springs National bank Is a large institution. and IS regarded as one of the safes, financial concerns anywhere.
 The Arkansaw National bank. ot which the genial John B. Roe is president, has proved ,o be wonderful success
 Col. Robert Alexander. the wcll-known contractor. IS doing e>cellen, work for the city. He IS thorough in his business. and the people of Ho, springs appreciate his services.
 one oi the larses, and mos, oreditAble establishments n he oi,y IS the Siihen X Dow saw and blaming mills. They do as me work as can be turned oL, Tn any city. and have done much toward :he building Gp ei he town.
 Hot springs has three daily new spapers. the Nd,Sf Naae. Jmeining j, edited by Na- or NJ <. Harris, the Sen.iHea. edited by Cap. Mays, dnc pfopne,ored hy h.ilis K. N Noolman. and the .Aei.ss. hy CAd Al iard. tevenine al of winch are enteipi,s- ns in the publication of events. and k gressixe Tn the assertion ot oplnion. Alr sam Humphreys, loe al editor ot the i5.v ss ,>1at. k a bnehi writer. and. ~ith the as. slstanee oi he veteran Hatris. mlil de- se.ep mo an =, ,ellent newspaper man
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-11-03
He Got Left.
Ct;l lgo Tel gIa il.

Chicago Telegram.
 He was courting a Boston belle. one oi the Eeacon Hill aristocracy. He wished to impress upon her .es,he,ic. susceptible mind that he was way up in the classics, and that he was young gentleman of culchah. Said he:
 My stellar soul, the pleiades of my solar centre, you are magnihcen, as the constellation Hercules, as charming IS Urso Major, as regular in outline as Aquilla, and as transcendenially stately as the great Southern Cross, with he beautiful proportions of the Isosceles Tri- angle
 Said she: Young man, you had bes, square the circle. box the compass. and make bee-line for the milky-way and the planetary Orion. When you were in- ,roduoed 10 me. inferred that you were a man bGt have diagnosed your men, tai and physical proportions. and you turn out 10 be only an astronomical idiot with false pre,enslons 10 occult geometry concerning which you know as ll,iie IS a western cowboy does about li-room e,l- quette- There IS ;he door. sir. gc,
 And he got, without further ceremony.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-11-03
Sounded Profane
Evansville Argu 1,

Mr Hellser. clothier of Evansville has advertised cheap lot of damaged goods.
 Mir. Warren. a elo,hier of the same place, IS Methods, and commands a large trade among the brethern oi his persuasion.
 The other day when the latter gentle mans store was fuii of saints purchasing tall wear for temporary use unt,l the tune comes for them 10 don thelr wings, a minister and his wife were running down the price of a sui, ef clothes so me that there eeuld only have been ! loss of two dollars on the safe of them.
 The clerk who Was waiting on ihe rev erend bu, mpee unious customers. made constant appeals 10 his employer to take of another nifty cents. lrr'tated by SO much importantly, MT. Warren yelled O.; to the astonished pas son:
 Go to Hellser. 5o; damaged goods
 As he speaks very rapidly the remark was not clearly understood. \ dozen hands dropped dozen articles Tn pious hurry. The scandalized minister gaye a groan like throuled fog whistle and hls hair rose many degrees above fever heat, while he fled with h;s wife ,n dismay. Now Warren wants 10 know what in l Jerusalem the elders of his church mean oy citing him to appear before com mi,iee of investigation to answer charge of using blasphemous language to an ordained minister Q. the gospel. and set ting an awful example of uncontrolled anger 10 the eleven immortal souls now assisting him Tn the dlspensation of cot ton ard wooden garments"
 Nor Is he b,, appeAsed by s1rp- tural quotation written with red ink al the head of inc notification. "A fool $ mouth !, his destruction and his lips are the snare oi hIs.soa.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-11-03
How Could He Do So.
Exchange.


 IL IS seldom that the wit which sets the table in roar depends for its success on its own intrinsic merits something is unconsciousiy accredited to the surround ings- When strangers met Sydney Smith, for instance. al the table they were usually prepared 10 look upon anything he said as good thing, and he himself relates that al dinner party he could not ask for potato without the lady opposite putting her handkerchief to her face and saying, '' o. Mir. Smith, how can you be so comioal:" A good deal of the effec, of Talleyrand's ineisivk remarks was due to the perfectly impassive face wiih which they were uttered, coupled. too. with his extraordinary appearance and the fame he had acquired. lis said ,ha, when George Selxyn came ou, with any thipg good he was accustomed to put on a sweety demure look, 10 which we feel certain was owing a great measure of his undorh,ed success.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-11-03
An Oregon Hunting Story


 Last week while gentleman Wss oui hantns m he woods near Hardy thr : place he shot deer. which fan into the woods, and he was unable to md IL \ day or two af,er Mir Walker found where the deer had been dragged tar some dis tanee and partially devoured by d bear He procured steel trap and set il The mex, morning he went to the place and found the steel Trap gone. Young Nh Ellti went back ~i,h him io the place and put the dogs on the iIail. They had no, proceeded far before they found the pole hanging fro n the forks of a tree. Wiih the cham and trap on the other side wl,h the hind foot and ienions of the leg of a mons,rous bear The dogs went d shor; distance farther ani commenced baylny. NIT. Elm wen; io where they were and sho, large female panther out oi tree. which he and the dogs soon kiied. h young des went back into the brush and oommene ed barking. They wen, to Inc place and found tao young pan,hers abou, half as large IS full-gro~n ., winch they took 10 Mr kti ; house The s,rangest part of the story Is ,ha, an old cal with some young kittens adopie ] the young partners and nurses them Mir. Ehii informs Us that il iS amusing io see .he old a, lug ,he young ~helps up a f'igh, of stars and put them t0 bed m the garrei.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-11-03

tell the awful tale. Terrible xs such oc- eurences are. they are the incidents of a mode of life which necessarily draws many of the more wayward and violent of the frontier population. and though they stand out in bolder relief they are not proofs of a greater brutality or a lower type of manhood than the affrays which frequently take place on the ex- curslon boats from our own city. Indeed bad as are the wors, of the cowboys. the class, as a whole. are better than the gangs which infes, portions of the river wards of New York. the neighbor- hood oi he Thames Embankment in London. 0, the ;Ha,fie,s ese<s.yfes<s oi Paris. And what is more, the worst oi ,he former are sure to disappear, while ,he latter grows in numbers and violence with the progress of civilization.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-11-03
Your Change. Su

\ new way a remind patrons oi ,heir Clynes. l, has been customary for a number of persons 10 take undue ad- vantage of the genial Clynes who would rather have man snatch him bald headed. than to inform him ,ha; the drinks amount 10 such or such sum. The neglect of friends 10 reimburse hlm for large quantities of eye water they con sumed had about reduced his stock to a gallon. when the fearful thought of bank rGptcy wen, crushing through his braln, and he was brough, 10 a realizing sense of his financial condition. 50 he con- cluded that from this time forward re- hinder of their indebtedness should be sho; ou, from the shoulder" The old time friends assembled as usual around his polished counters. and the beverages were served. and as customary. patrons started to walk out withou, producing. or giving up tar equivalent for the con sumption of his goods. When Frank re- marked ah-ah, here is your change" laying down a solitary cen, or his counter, and walking away as if the diminutive copper was d new hait dollar The gentleman gazed abstractedly al the coin, and apparently innocent of his foT- getfulness to liqudate remarked:
 Didn't l pay you for the drinks"
 "Oh, yes" replied Frank. you paid bu, don't let il occur again" The boys continue 10 patronize him bu, are on io the cent racket.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-11-03

.AD\E.k i ISI..RS .( .M rnthccxloteostot m1 proposed line of Ad- vcrtIsing in American P.lpcr~ bv addressing Geo. r. KowcII X Cos Newspaper Ak z Bu- rcau loSpruccS St., NY.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-11-03
NOTICES FROM THE PRESS.

THE AkKA$SsW IEAVfTfk !. the Tretit~st and most perfect tafnutoua nr.s paper ~~ have ever gs4et,en .Nsu|e,n Ay j .>ias I,syn9I
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-11-03
4 SEASIDE SCENE
DICK srsKLE.

He vas sifting alone Oa messy sicre, H, the shorc of A saooniii sea, And his enaui ar, On that evening fair. Woke curious ,horgh,s in me Night he there alone On thaf messy stone. E, .he shore of the mooniit '.9e, With the emu ar, On tse boulder ;.rre. tttenl to suicide
 gaxed intenily. Approached him gently, To ind II l s2s sare.y rlghi Ills marked despa.r, Ills ne gligc air.
 And ihe mud n his hair. Proved the son of-a-gun was tight.
 itsss >.ff.i.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-11-03
\ Paper for the Household
4 Paper for the People
The Arkansaw Traveller

Is for sale hy al nee dealers s"d has A luFc and rarldiy ineretsing sah>eaption iist ID every state and territory n thr Union. No paper puhilshrd In Inc Noath has ever brtofe atiained iu s" shot, uiae tie eltsul 4iion winch THE AkkkSSAM IkAVFiFk en loys Aglancr at the press oi the country ill >ho~ ih&i HE AkkANSAW IkAvti tk is the most ~,eely and most extensively cop ted JaIfutd in America. ~tIth a.pnr is sahi
 cieni c.itrne" ei ii' .lnn,tpt' lp! IlAtty.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-11-03

lrrut~t and rtp | perfect fpfnufona ir- paper s~ have ever gs4et on. .heufe,fi Al .>ia, /,.,aaA
 |, h>s become .,noai mPoksitie tp open d paper from any part oi lhe rarftn~ti Ngth4ui rncount~ring 4 quotation from HE AR KANNAW TKAvELfk il IS tt- u,oat sidsly copied humorazis Jolfhai in AmeficA
 Fargo f5a4ofsi A,xAi.
 HE AkKAS SAW IRAvEikk IS eer tainly the best humorous Ioutnsl nos pub hshed in ,his eouhiry. W. don hrsiiate ,o sAy so Al.s. .Asr at 1e,:.., ,.e.a ,h~ ~l,~s, oYiason. Let none of thr fraternity br I~si ogs.- ( ssskyidx< Man I,tbaa,.
 THE APKANSAW TkAVELEE n n. ti,le ot handsome eiRht page paper tub. lished al Li,te Rock, Afk.. by Read Ken ham. it Is under the editorial management of Opie P. Read, which "A a sufticient gast antsr of the papers good qualities F,sat foyf fPhiLsdS!thial HsyaA
 IL may no doubt b- surpTls,sg io oar pro pie 10 kno~ that one of tfe most r~hnss humorous and literary journals in America is puhlIsh-d ln Litiie Koek-IHR AFEA%- SAW TkAyELkK.--.ssg YerA 7s-<, VI. say titt9 70 Mi bark We s4Y d.H- a5tte 1sa yo,t E!ss 4ae4 hsilse-, Jas,aas
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-11-03

The boy who bit mo green apsle remarked with wfy iace, Twas ever thus m eh.lGhood sour .some, s,siie /oHyH!I
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-11-03

Full of Org ,' uaa.ot ! I'sf4.ste and Gen. eral Infofmauan. and f~rlete wrh Chprsass tfafa iAe hesi rab
 stz-aS zes sAs=s -zs#l.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-11-03

The lA,e Nr ale of New Haven. lei, a fortune of :a.ooo.o,o. Like sampson, hls strength was n h.s locks ho aeah, P0JfE pyess.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-11-03

so PAYER I4 HE ,oCfH
National Republican., 1883-09-11
Ney Wine In Old Rottisu.

Ewing, Bookwaltor, and Hoadly--tlree
republicans nominated for governor by tho
democratic party of Ohio in succession. This
with stomach already greatly irritated with
the crow diet Of Greeley's nomination for the
presidency was more than democratic hu.
man nature could endure II has proven
the folly of trying to make the
people follow leaders fresh from tho
opposition. The election of Presbyterian
pope would overthrow the Catholic church.
1t is of no use to recruit an army by means
which tend TO disband the army itself The
idea of a new democratic party is faliacious
As well tai k abOuta new devil. Tho old one
must remain as he is, and take the chance Of
winning through the inattention or indiffer-
ence OF the other side All that would mako
democracy moro desirable to men who, like
Judge Hoadly, have been republicans would
only make it distasteful to very much
larger number of the old dyed-in-the e-yool-
yard-wide democrats, who must be relied on
to do the heavy voting. The more You di-
lutte the original sin of which mod
ern socalled democracy is composed
the more You weaken its hold
on the main army of its voters. The pres
ent condition of tho Hoadlyized Ohio de-
mocracy is very pitiful, but it is the logica
consequence of the radical change of politi-
cal diet which has been attemRpd. Your
old kind brass mounted democrat wants no
republicanism in his. Nor does he take
kindly to now converts thrust upon his party
against the protests of men like Allen G..
Thurman and Durbin Ward. Sad is the fate
of Hoadly.