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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-14

Depet q hs nsiIt-rAs CsIpa-
sy's Feliey.

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Depot % hs naflt-The Csnpa-
sy's Feliey.
the Hempfeld extension Il ready
lger trains passengers viii get of
~ depot at Pittsburg, instead Of the
.tletrap new in use. A Pitbburg gentle
man thoroughly conversant with affairs,
said:
The new station will be erected on the
Monongahela wharf, just adjoining the
new Smithfield street bridge. Some years
since the company spent some thousands
of dollars In putting in foundation foi .
passenger station at the point indicated,
but objections were raised by parties,
and after completing the foundation the
work was suspended. The plans for
the building had been prepared and
every arrangement made for pushing for
ward the structure to completion. The
company, however, had their important
projects on hand at the time, and did not
care to combat any objections which might
sssume legal phase. The impression Is
that these difficulties have been removed,
and the long delayed improvement will BE-
commenced. The tracks OF the company
are already laid to within few yards of the
foundations of the new building, and il is
apprehended that there will be no difficult
~ interposed TO the work.
THE policy of the company" continued
the gentleman, has always been conserva
tive; indeed. too conservative, because it
has allowed other companies to enter terri
tory which the Baltimore and Ohio could
have retained against all corners if the
necessity of providing facilities had been
fully realized. Now that Mr.. Robert Garrett
has practically assumed the management of
the main stem and branches, / understand
that comprehensive system Of improve
ments along the main stem and branches
has already been determined upon. The
Pittsburgh Division, which is one Of the
most important connected with the Balti.
more and Ohio system, will come in for a
large share of attention, and will be put in
q condition which will make it second to
none in the country. An immense amount
of work has already been done on the di
vision, aud as the returns have demon
strated the wisdom of the expenditures,
the policy will be continued.
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> y
!, day OF the
sc med ths' the steam
erl ."'"i In Steubenville
rivins urn will exc9'place an opportunity
to spe persons 1.-THE beautiful T grove , AM, and
Prince of Wheeling and Little Anna from
Wheeling expec, 10 .aaGe trips to accom-
mediate persons that wish 20 attend from
the above places. Rev. J. NJ Griffin, OF
Bgliaire. will presch IL the morning at
1890 O'Clock, and Ms lucy l.. Cooper, Of
Baltimore, in the afternoon at 2:3o O'Clock
Rev. John Dckerson, OF Smithneid, o.,
and Rev. J. J. Holland, OF S;GuosnVille,o -,
will be present and address the meeting
during the day. The st. James A. VI. r
Choir of S'eubsnyille will furnish the
music for the occasion. -,
is Ryenson, of New York, George W
and Willie w. Michensr. Of Mt. Pleasant,
J. C. Bankard, of Alliance, and GsorS'
Irwin, Of Pittsburgh, registered at the
Hanover House yesterday.
The steps at the poStotlice need looking
after.
o. r. Wood and John Lloyd returned
yesterday from d pleasure TIP to Ioied'
and other points.
The Laughlin nail department will shut
down to day.
James Under is having the room over
the d. stottice fit, d up for his blrber sh Ip.
Mr.. Hardgrave AMI u u:ht7r are IN"
guests of George Fe5us, Oh Fifth str1s:.
Mr. J C.. Gray is home from PirkerS5u-g,
where he has been attending the SciOto-
! Tomas trial.
John Burkle's residence, at the upper
| end of town, has been remodsled an pre-
sents much finer appearance.
Several OF the Martins Ferry boys will
| take in the Buffalo excursion to-day.
James Miskell is building new dwell
| ling house on Third street.
Henry Helling's new house in Martin )
! addition is nearing completion.
Joel Wood left yesterday TO take in the
sights along the line of the Wheeling and
Lake Erie railroad.
Rev. j. NJ. Kendrick, of the Episcopal
church, will preach in The Grand Army
| Hall, to morrow afternoon at o clock P. N
Prof. Scofeld will conduct the music, as
sisted by Misses Flora Williams and Id
Hoyle. Miss Emily Warwood will presids
at the organ.
Sloan 4 Anderson have the contract to
build dwelling house, in Newlauds adj
ton, for Mrs. Merritt, OF st Clairsvilie.
Elisha Packer and Elisha Thompson, tive
very prominent stock dealers OF Harrison
county, were in town yesterday.
J. S. Ryenson, of New York, George w
and Willie w. Kitchener, OF Mt Pleasant
10, J. C. Bankerd, OF Alliance, o, ans
George Irwin. of Pittsburgh, registered a
the Hanover House yesterday,
The steps at the postoffice need looking
after.
o. f. Wood and John Lloyd returned
yesterday from business trip TO Toledo.
The Laughlin nail mill will shut dowr
| tn.lav
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Fire nj Elm GrOHe.

The roof Of the old stone mill at Elm
Grove took fire from a spark, yesterday
afternoon. 1t was discovered by Mr..
Kircher, the gardener, who was at work
some distance away. On giving the alarm
nearly fifty of the citizens assembled with
buckets and water and soon the flames
were subdued. The mill belongs to Mrs.
Smith, widow OF the late J. F. Smith, and
is under lease to Oliver Pryor. Mr.. Pryor
sustained an injury TO one Of his hands in
fighting the flames, and also loss Of pro
badly $500 in damage, mainly from water
to grain and -four. The damage 10 the
mill was not heavy.
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THE CLOSE DOWN.
No One Seems 10 Know How Long the
Mill BE Idle


The nail mills in this city will close
down their factories today at noon, but
for what length of time none of the owners
are able to state. One gentleman said yes.
terday: "If the Western mills continue ri
ming, We will repair our mill as fast as pos
sible, and start UP at just what time We
see fit, regardless of any other mill. But
if the stop includes all the Western mills,
we will stop just as long as any of them"
what is the real cause of the apparent
discord or dissatisfaction between the mill
owners
well, it is just this: Some of the large
bar mills have few nail machines attached
to their mill. and as the bar mill does not
pay any dividend now, they want the fac.
tory to do it, hence they are not in favor OF
stopping Another nail mill in Pennsyl-
vania is not in favor OF shutting down with
out the Eastern mills do likewise, CLAIMING
his trade is in the Eastern States A.
should close down and IA II he
COnti-'"" -~-' rho Eastern mills
....1Iundfhg, they would eventually
take away his trade. Thus the matter stands
When the mills will again resume work no
one seems to know
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-14

Madame Julia Chsnell wishes to make
the following correction in regard to the
attempted suicide at her house Wednesday
night. She said: The girl did not take
any laudanum but had taken large guam,
tity OF spurious liquors, which had crazsd
her, and all the talk about the girl taking
laudanum with suicidal intent, was not
true, the report OF the girl notwithstanding
as the doctor, who happened to be in the
house at the time, pronounced it liquor
and not poison"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-14

When you suffer from dyspepsia, heart
burn, malarIal affections, kidney disease,
liver complaint and other wasting diseases
When YOU wish to enrich the blood aud
purify the system generally. When you
wish TO remove all feeling OF weakness
WEAKNESS, lack of energy, try a bottle Of
Browns Iron Bitters and see how greatly
it will benefit you. 1t surpasses all known
remedies as an enricher Of the blood and
perfect regulator of the various bodily
functions. Ask your druggist.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-14
An Answer Wanted.

Can any one bring US q case Of Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Electric Bitters
will not speedily cure? We say they can
not, as thousands Of cases already per-
nanently cured and who are daily recon-
mending Electric Bitters, will prove.
Bright's Disease. Diabetes, Weak Back, or
any urinary complaint quickly cures.
They purify the blood, regulate the bowels,
and act directly on the diseased parts.
Every bottle guaranteed For sale at soc a
bottle BY Logan & Co., Bridge Corner Drug
Store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-14

Yeoiec1I lnine Z e1of "a j. Z |.
any net . hsiui death = kinso enc.
ton. He lshorss sd 1870 s. :.
he fsllros be h = nteneatsa CO.. -
tion, and, pppos.d. isli sswa 8 {. - -
run over Sc lied by : g. &P freight |aS
train. shof |ftsr the train that s rl,loc
Donally pal I've othpss one Along,
napglipg hI In into Q shspsless ~
~ hnmss fik bonslly vss aboat thirty
years old, 81 II q said, With the excep'
lion of his IL psrate habits, was nun.
her one man, b liked and respected ~
his friends. VS. unmarried. NO ots@e
is attached to- train men, 8 tae oCoy
Was not seen he engineer, but Vas DIS,
covered after these trains had pas'so
over II.
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Run on . Drug Store

Never was such rush made for any drug
store as is now at Logan & Co.'S, Bridge
Corner, for Trial Bottle of DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consump tion, Coughs and
Colds. All persons affected with Asthma,
Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Severe Coughs, or
any affection OF the Throat and Lungs, can
get Trial Bottle OF this great remedy, loo,
BY calling at shove Drug Store. Regular
Ne, SIX
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The greatest medical wosder of the world.
Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores,
Cancers, Piles, Chilblains, COrns, letter,
Chspped Hands and all skin eruptions.
Guaranteed to cure in every instance, or
money refunded. IS cents per box. For
sale by Logan & Co., Druggists, Bridge
Corner
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-14

tternOon quite au exciting
= in Andy Fishers grocery,
sy-sixVh and Market streets.
made that FL Ryder could
Of red pepper pickles in u
half Ryder tackled the
finished them in n minute
amid the hnrrIh's Of the
pocke,ed the money he said.
pemore ri.terS.'
ting OF the NacnnerChrr
last evening, the fine glass
for 10y Mary BIyha and Han.
was decided in favor OF the
Mr. II. T. Bayha, in behalf Of
a.. off, the maker of the beautiful
b, presented it to the society in
sr propriate speech. President Ar
I, in a few well chosen words, accepted
wreath for the society. The evening
logged by all in attendance. The SO
1e this morning before leav.
ay train via the c. L. Il w.
ilo.
% dissolve the injunction
lr. Newman, dyer, from
ller at The rear OF his place OF
IN MarSet street, will be argpsi
adge Boyd to-day. The following
thistory of the case: Mr.. New
d to have boiler placed at the
ace of business, 20 be used in con
18th. Nr. Hanke and Others
.0d procured an injunction
-.t. IN from putting it up. Several
Z ar of his NJ, .,ten consumed in taking evil
iet ten tberSle case, which was completed
4 'Scted 10 :. aud HesSrs. Pend eSon and Rus
sell, sag bitys for Mir Newman, moved TO
\ dissolve me injunction.
| CApIz DOL buyers are just whoopinS
4 things this week. fully 25O,0W pounds hay-
| ing Changed hands within the past three
| DAYS, bridging the purchases To date by
| buffers at that point up to nearly half =
4 million pounds, representing about half
the clip Of Harrison county, but lary
amount Of these purchases have been made
from Jefferson county growers, so it Is pro
liable there is considerable wool left yet,
even in Harrison county. The prices pait
have ranged from 33 to 81 cents, and ind
cations are that farmers, in their terrorized
condition, have decided to let go at the
| price conceded by the buyers. We still
think that the average wool of this section
will sell two or three cents higher in time
to reap good interest, but do not inSis
\ upon the growers acting entirely upon oul
iudgment-StsUbeRr GG:ette.
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Curea When Ph..iei.ns Give Up.

"Our family physician gave up on
child to die" wrote Henry Knee, Esq, o.
Verilla, Warren Co, Tenn. 1t had tits;
Samaritan Nervine has cured the child.
6n
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Forty Tear zPsrteaes q .. el'

Mrs. winslo Soothing Syrup Is the
prescription Of OF the Best female ply;
sicians and mar in the United States, and
has been used brty years with never.
telling success millions OF mothers Tor
their children. relieves the child from
pain, cures dys Dry and diarrhos, grip.
ing in the bow and wind collie. ~
giving health lhe child relieves the
mother. Price nts Q bottle.
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SUNDAY SERVICES.
here the Faithful worship To-mor


st. Mathews church, service at 1880 A
NJ No evening service.
international Sunday School Lesson
Josh. $40 Is and 81 5; subject: The Plains
of Jericho.
Second Presby terrain Church, preaching
by the pastor, Rev. w. II. Cooke, lO:5o A
u. No evening service.
L. NJ. Smith, Of Louisa, Va, will preach
at the Disciples church To morrow at IL A.
NJ No evening service.
Preaching at Disciples church at III A.
by Z. HASmith. Sunday school at 10 A. N,
Grafton Nsyles, Superintendent. All are
welcome.
There will be preaching in the First
Presbyterian church on to morrow by the
pastor, Rev. D. A. Cunningham, d. D., at
lO: A. N. No services in the evening.
There will be the usual services in the
First English Evangelical Lutheran church,
Rev. F. II. Dornblaser, pastor, to morrow
at lO:SO A. NJ. and 7:45 P. N. Sunday School
Rev. G. W. Chalfant, will occupy his old
pulpit in the KirkwoOd Presbyterian
church, sext Sabbath morning at 1899.
Preaching il the evening by the pastor
Preach,Sg in the Third Presbyterian
CHURCH Rev. ]. G. Lyle. Sacrament OF
the LordN supper will be administered Al
10 80 A. ~ and st 7:30 P NJ. the subject
will be "Ndfears in Heaven"
Fourth 81 II. Z. Church-Preachins
Sunday at b:S0 A. N. By Rev. Mr.. Harris,
Of PhiladeIphia, and 7:3D P. ". by the pas.
tor, 6Jss T. Smith, ID d. Sunday
school lock A. ". Young peoples
In lay at $50 o'clock P. ".
NJ. Z. Church, Rev. Mr.. Fitz'
, ytor, will preach at 1879 A
To morrow mornings sub
tdship Of Jesus" evening
=" Catechism class at 9:3C
hool at 2P n All are in
.a<@aiaa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-14

Lovers of ice cr1 will Be beneased By
calling on Mrs. ri pfeldsr at. SO Twelfth
street, for the best cream in the city;
Her ice cream Is m of pure cream from n,I I;
?. Phillips yerse lows, and is sIlctiy
first class. No alteration. Who!ssMe
s snd se e10D 8fsts esP aoS. delivered
free Of charge to all n of the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-14
Marrow Escape From Drowning.

Yesterday afternoon young son OF
Waterman Stamm, OF the National Bank OF
West Virginia, had very narrow escape
from drowning. He, with several Others,
was on the coal fiat lying at the foot OF
In attempting to get ashore he fell into
the water, foundering helplessly about
His peril was seen by Lou. Edwards, who
was working on the Knox, who leaped in
and saved him on the very verge Of drown.
ing. The act was a courageous one and
Edwards deserves praise, as he was himself
in danger Of being drawn under the fat.
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LOVELY
CoMPLEXIoNS
POSSIBLE TO ALL,

What Nature denies to many
Art secures to all. Hagan's
Magnolia Balm dispels every
blemish, 0yercomeS Redness,
Freckles, SallOwness, Rough.
ness, Tan, EruptiOns and
BlOtches, and removes all EVIL
dences Of heat and excite
ment. The Magnolia Balm
imparts the most delicate and
natural complexiOnal tints-
no detection being possible to
the closest observation. 4
Under these circumstances
q faulty Complexion Is little
short Of q crime. Magnolia
Balm sold everywhere. Cots
only Is cents, with full di.
rections.
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Given Up b.hoetsrs.

"Is it possible that N sodfrsy is up and
at work, and cured by 81 mple remedy"
Il assure you Il is trt that he Is entire-
ly cured, and with norS2 but Hop Bit
tiers; and only ten daA ago hi. doctors
"Well.a.day! That's re,srisble. Twill
go this day and get some f,my poor George
Il know hops are good.
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Ltouor aud Not Poison.

CLEARANCE sale of summer shoes at
Lynch's, "A Twelfth street.
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HOME TESTIMONY

MKssKs. r. A. McCABEA Co.-Gcmtmen: II
AFFORDS us 4 reat pie ASSURE 10 testify TO tho ~.
perior merits VI your "kraft. Diarthrs
Compound" as . safe aud reliable fanliy
prepsration Of whicpY have any inosi.
edge. In the cure o:the ul<sSs~for which
In recommended. ,
Jacob Snyder wholesale iron Ssrcnah,'
BOYD, Capitalist. Robert Nesbitt, NesDilt
FRA. Allen Davis, Toll Keeper National
Road. Lewis Lunsiord. late superintenden'
surance Company. 4. II. Higgins, Photo.
graphic Artist. VIM. Stuart Capitals.
I. Campbell, Alexander Bone. N. J. RreIns.
Theodore schreiber. FLORIST DR.. A s;ho'.eJ
and others. 49,,
Hundreds OF certificates could be pre-
sented which would show you that the IN
gradients Of this compound are almost each
and every one specific 70: the complaints
IL il designed for. Above all, while II can
be used with perfect safety In the case o.
infants il is yet all powerful in curing I'll
most obstinate and chronic cases OF disr'
rhna and dysentery in the old. W" ash
YOU, having unalterable faith in its efficacy,
tc try il. 1t is no quack remedy, but q
genuine preparation that has true virtue.
Missionary Thoburn writes:
MoRADABAD. N. W. INDIA.
c Iwish you would send To Mission
Rooms No. 10 Mulberry street, New York
three or four dozen bottles OF "RraftS par
rhGa Compound" II Is the Dest thing ever
smSn Sn the s' "atli Mem" X. 1mSnuRs.
From Greenland's icy mountains 10 In
dia's coral strands there Is no remedy ~
deserving, we think, OF being In every
home. The saying IL old. fashioned. II 10
true, but mo family should be without
it,"
Here Is another extract from Q letter.
and from patent medicine man. too:
BALTIMORE, ND.
MYssRs MCCABE, KRAFT a Co.
(yenfIrmsn: The "Krafts Diarrhna Com.
olnd" has beeu recoi Ved. l take pleasure
n recon msnding II % my customers. be-
cause know II 70 be, from actual use, AN AZ,
icIe OF superior medicinalivirtue. know OF
no remedy To equal II In efYecting . spcedI
and permanent cure In tho diseases for which
DAVID T. Four,
Proprietor OF Foutss Medicines
These testimonials are but merely Incl
dent.l. We could I'LL whole columns with
them. All the purport OF this advertise
ment Is to induce you to buy bottle and
realize, when needed, that KRAFTa
DIARRHEA COMPOUND II the greatest
and the best medicine Of the sge.
r. A. McCABE & CO.,
Proprietors and Wholesale Druggists.
ju3ab Wheeling, w. VIZ.
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TIE steamer Princess will run to Mar
tins Ferry to accommodate those wishing
to attend the Camp Meeting on Sunday,
July Is, 1888, making a trip every other
hour from Bellaire.
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ALL summer shoes to be cleaned out at
Lynch's, A Twelfth stfeetH
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0EW A0VCRTIsta0IT9

CLEARANCE sale OF shoa at a Twelfth
street, Lynch's.
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OuR clearance ) i. cheaper than any
G Gins5 sale of r. a Twelfth street.
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aegains
IND Slippers at L. v
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CLEVELAND FOB PRESIDENT.

GEORGE ALFRED TOWNSEND Gath
in his New York Tribune Broadway
notes, says: The Democrats will take
their candidate from New York State.
There are two men here about whom
they are thinking, r. p. FLOWER and
GROVER CLEVELAND. FLOWER has
the money, but CLEVELAND has the
call. TILDEN is of no other account
than representing all the exasperated
candidates; when they see CLEVELAND
forging ahead they begin to talk about
TILDEN.
Both FLOWER and CLEVELAND are
young, clever men. FLOWERS kind
natured man, without much that is pro-
found about him, and the Presidential
or GubernatOIial vision is in him merely
an expression Of good nature. He ca
joys his own sOciet", and thinks the
people will when they know him better.
Governor Cleveland has a very strong
hacking in one great fact: that he re-
NCiNNN ASd1lg l"O huuuESu luOuSduu
majority. That majority the Demo.
cratic party in the State of New York
works toward. The question is wheth-
er Cleveland has forfeited the votes of
the Republicans who put him into Of
flee. l should say, and am merely
reporter on the subject, not judge,
that he might keep twenty per cent. of
those votes up to the present moment.
That would give him a majority of
forty thousand in the State of
New York. But the instant
that he becomes Presidential quantity
men will proceed to revise their esti-
mate of him. He will then have stepped
out of the modest file from which he
assembled to the GOvernOrship into the
rank of ambitious men, and he will be
estimated according to the popular con-
ception of this great Office. There are
some slOvenly qualities about him. He
is q Bohemian; he is the Democratic
Arthur. All night is only half night
for him when he feels like it.
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LApo. IN THE SOUTH.

The testimony Of Mr.. JOHN G. CAL.
HoUN, Of Alabama, before the Senate
Committee on Labor and Education,
last week, tends to show that the indus
trial condition Of the negroes Of the
South is, In respect to their opportuni-
ties for remuoerative labor, more favor
able than that Of the working classes
In general In the North. They have
chiefly hs1 to contend with their nat
ural disposition to Incidence and ex-
travsgance; but 1t Is noticeable that
they are outgrowing those tendencies as
the conviction grows upon them that
they must expect, Is q race, no excep-
tional advantages from the government,
hut must depend upon their own indus
try and thrift for their advancement.
Mr.. CALHOUN thinks that there is a
much greater tendency in the-south to
ward conflict between races than be-
tween capital and labor. He recon-
mends in the interest Of Southern la
borers the establishment by the States
o; free industrial schools, the total elm
ination from Federal politics of the so
called negro question, aud a reduction
Of taxation both direct and Incidental.
1t has been the misfortune Of the col
ored race in the South that the Repub-
lican party began with them after their
emancipation by educating them to q
blind obedience to partisan discipline,
that encouraged in them the idea that
they were to be the special wards ofthe
Government under Republican admin
istIstions, and provided for in consider
ton of their fidelity to the party. In
proportion as they have freed them
selves from this erroneous impression
their sense Of dependence upon their
own exertions has developed and their
prosperity has been enhanced.
But there are questions to be consid-
cred in regard to capital and labor in
the South apart from the welfare Of the
colored race. There are fields Of South
ern industry that can surely be made
more widely available for the invest
ment of Northern capital, and the re-
lief of the crowded channels in which
Northern labor earns insufficient wages.
The Senate Committee might material
ly advance the purpose Of their mission
by seeking some method of bringing
the two sections into better understand
ing of their respective industrial re-
quirements, with view to their mutual
advantage.