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Owing to the rapidly Increasing demand for our
pure HUNGARIAN wines, We have opened an Amcri-
can branch, where 4 large stock VIII always be
kept OF our
Carlowitz, the Great Hungarian CIaret,
and al! other kinds of Stll and Sparkling Hun
gar1an Wines. Agencies viii b. granted In all
principal cities throughout the United states and
Canadas- Apply to
MAX GROCER. limited
furVeyorS o. Hungarian wines by special appoint
ment to the Queen or England. No. 232 Fifth
avenue, New York, U S A.
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UABKELLAs-rellable, low prices, Cochrane's
uptown
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.
RUMSEY-REED. On January 17th 1883 at the
parsonage of St. Patick's church. by the Rev Father
Walter. JOS. G. RUMSlY z. formerly Of Albany n.
T.. to Mrs. MATTE REED, both Of this city. No
cards.
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The Combination Of Ingredients
as to give the best possible effect with safetv
They are widely known as the best remedy fol
coughs, colds, throat diseases and asthmatiS
troubles Price, Is cents box
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MR CLIHEDINsT, the leader In Photographic por-
r3ts Is sun deHght'Dg his many sitters with the
beautiful results obtained By the latest Paris pro-
cess iEiS process In the hands OF Mr.. ClinetinSt,
VINO Is Celebrated for his artistic posing light
ing, gives his patrons the finest work made In the
city PiTties VINO have failed IN getting s1tisfac-
tory pictures az other places can now be photo
graphed without any fear OF a failure in getting
perfect pictures For limited tine Our artistic
and exquislteiy finished cabinets at s. per doz n
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CNDERWEAR, marked low; Ladies', Gents
Chids; COchrane'S uptown.
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Good Advice

Good Advice.
Nearly all the Ills that afflict US can be pre-
vented and cured by keeping the stomach. liver
and kidneys in perfect working order There is
Parker'S Ginger Tonic
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A New Years Gift.
In the shape Of the Dollar WEEKLY STAR, for one
year, is In order. 1t Is large eght-page paper OF
hfty-six columns-the largest and cheapest in the
country. Only one dollar, post paid
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EXPENSIVE Thermometers. Hempler, optician,
80 pennsylvania avenue.
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TREATMENT.

The CUTICURA TREATMENT consists in the internal
use OF the CUT1CURA REsOLyENT the new blood puri-
fer, and the external Of CUTICURA and CuTICURA
SOAP, the great skin cures.
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flinders, LactO PhOshate Of Lime and
Cod Liver OIL, the best remedy known for coughs
colds, consumption, bronchitis, asthma, all throat
breast and lung affections
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LAxAT TIVE
IS BETTER THAN PILLS
or other purgative medicine.
THE DOSE Is SMALL. THE ACTION IS PROMPT.
THE TASTE IS DELICIOUS. LADIES AND
CHILDREN LIKE 1T.
Onetrial proves it's extraordinary curative value. Try
a Is cent box. Sold by all druggists. nls-skw26t
Gu1NN1p,s
Have just finished taking Stock, and have
MARKED DOWN
Almost every article in their store for a general
CLEAN OUT.
BEFORE MOVING TO OUR NEW QUARTERS.
REMOVE APRIL 1sr.
WE WISH TO CLOSE OUR ENTIRE STOCK OFT
BEFORE THAT TINE.
ALL OF OUR GOODS WERE BOUGHT FOR CASH.
WHICH BELONGED TO Us.
Therefore We safely say that no stock of goods
IN THIS MARKET
HAS BEEN BOUGHT AT LOWER PRICES THAN
ALL DEPARTMENTS ARE FULL AND COMPLETE.
GUINNIP l. co.
$40. ga. AND 1924 SEVENTH STREET. wv.
t23
INTERESTING NEWS.
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TIN YEARS as an experiment and grand sue
ceSS-Chr. XdnderS nttiye wine, the best, pureSt
and finest IN the market Try 1t. GIL 9Th street
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. "a, 1889, $50 a m
For New England and middle Atlantic states
much warmer cloudy weather, with rain or snow
ecutheriy yeerfng to westerly winds; falling fol-
lowed by rising. barometer
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FALLING HAIR,

Frank Beah Steam Fire Engine G. Boston, was cured
OF Aiopeca Or falling of the HAIR by the CUTiCURA RE
CUTIcuRA SOAP tthe great skin externally which
lose it. " ~
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The safest and surest way to restore the youth.
1u color OF the hair Is furnished by ParkerS Hair
Balsam, which is deservedly popular from its
superior cleanliness.
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Burnett's Cocaine
has received universal endorsement No other
preparation possesses such remarkable properties
Ior emphasizing and strengthening the hair and
and erad1cates dandruff
Burnett's Flavortng Extracts are the best
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UNICORN SHIFTS, please gentlemen; Cochrans
uptown.
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CUTICURA

TIcURA. Medicinal Jelly small boxes Soc large boxes
S1 TI1ounA the new blood purifier 81
and toilet soaps). Csc CUTIcURA MEDICINAL SHAVING
SOAP. l5c. Principal Derot
aul1 WEEKS l. POTTER. Boston, Mass.
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FIRsT-CLASS blankets and dress goods DelC
cost; all cOaks at bankrupt prices. 136 18th st n
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Mr.. HENrsroNEs NEW Sr0RE.-Mr 8. I. HEMP
stone, as will be seen by his advertisement sue
eeeds the late firm OF Hempstone q Perry in the
dry goods trade. For the next thirty days the
stock OF the late nrm Will be closed out at cost
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CITY ITEMS.

Hats for Spring Of 1883.
New Spring styles OF Mems and Boys Stiff Hats
now opening. at Lewis popular One Price Store .
$40 9TH ST., below Mt Vernon Square. g
I'm the Tailoring Department.
am now ready for the Spring Trade Gentlemen
about 10 leave the city and Others may now leave
orders lor future delivery. 1 have employed In
this department talent not excelled in the Union.
and that with the uniform excellence OF my selec,
ton, Doth OF outside material and trimming should
secure extensive attention.
GEO. c. HENNING,
40 18th street
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Mr.. A. W. Little.
West Washington, says: ~ can safely recommend
Browns Iron Btters as it gives general ssatsfac-
ton"
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THE "SCNDAY CHRONICLE" LIBEL CASE Cox.
TfNCED.-The charge Of criminal libel against Mr.
John G. Thompson, OF the Sunday ChrOatcte, was
continued in the Police Court this morning until
next wednesday under the:detendants personal
bonds
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LONGFELL0w Observation-Disclosures measures are
being taken IN Portland for the erection OF a
statue OF LongfeltoW In that city. and SIS have
been received from LONDON in aid OF that object
We are glad TO hear, too. that the Longfeilow me-
mortal association In Cambridge Is receiving sub
stantial encouragement In all the large cities In
Guiding Washington, whence seventy-six honor
airy certificates, at 81 each, have been issued by
Mr.. Horatio King. the local secretary, who viii
take the SUBSCRIPTION OF any OF the memorial COM
mlttee, or other citizens or strangers here who
have not subscribed and wish to become honorary
members OF the association.
THE REGISTERED DRUG CLERKs-A meeting or
the Registered Drug Clerks association was Reid
last evening, the president, Edwin Gladmon In
the chair. Twenty-four active ana thirty-two
honorary members We're elected. 1t is expected
oy next meeting TO have every druggist and ply
stefan in the District on the honorary roll IN re.
sponse TO inquiries from several druggists the ex-
esutlve committee was directed to prepare cir
GUAR disclaiming any purpose to nx a trade union
standard for the compensation OF drug clerks
UnIounded rumors OF strike for higher wages
mas mas, caused much CONSERVATION among the drug
giSts the past week.
HAN IN AAERIcA-Clement Scott, the most emf
nent OF the London dramatic critics in the maga-
zine called the 7neate, OF that city, makes the
number for this month, which has lust reached
America: every one will be delighted to hear of
Wvpdnam I'm ama anu ehnaec success OF Charles
pany In Fourteen Days and this has been fol-
lowed up by Brighton and all New York are
land can turn out There Is but one opinion about
Charles Wyndham In the innumerable notices I
have read. He Is considered there what we have
for years concldered him-a frst-rate comedian
Next TO Mr.. Wyndham the popular favorites OF the
company appear to be Mr.. William Blakeley, with
his curious, suave and comical manner, and both
Miss Rose Saker and Miss Florence Chalgrove the
pretty Irish girl who played in Taken from Life
at the Adelphi. She Is described as "a sparkling
beauty OF distinctly Irish type VIII splendor
OF health AID cheerfulness, combined with exact
picture, made her presence delightful
Mr.. HENPsT0NE's NEW SrORE-Mr g. I. HEMP
stone, as viii be seen by his advertisement sue
ceeds the late firm OF Hempstone d Perry in the
dry goods trade. For the next thirty days the
STOCK OF the late nrm viii be closed out at cost
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Special Weather RuIlctin,

southerly veering to westerly winds; falling, fol-
lowed by rising, barometer.
Special Weather Bulletin.
The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
Sne ioliowing special bulletin to the press:-
Inc barometer Is highest on the middle Atlantic
coast and lowest near Lake Huron, where a depres-
Stoh or considerable energy, moving In an easterly
uack, Is central General rains or SHOWS have
Iaiien IN the lake reg On and Ohio valley. North
Westerly winds prevail in the northwest, westerly
N tue lake region. The temperature has risen
neafiy 3o0 In the lower lake region, where a warm
wave Is now central The following special tenn
washington. &c; Norfolk, ego; Savannah, COO;
Atlanta, Sc: Jacksonville. Go: Pensacola, GO;
New Orleans. a1o: Galveston, 67o: San Antonio.
70: Tucson, 64o; Los Angeles, 64o San Diego, 100
The following station reports l inch and over OF
rainfall during the past twenty-Iour hours: Fort
smith, Ark-, LIS. Fair weather IL Indicated on
SUNDAY In the lake region, New England, and the
north portion OF the middle states.
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value rates OF $8S so per share,
NEWS NOTES-Mrs. Robert P. Dodge, wife
Assessor Dodg., has been quite i'll, but is impro
1ng.-The Young Peoples Association OF Du
parton street M; E. church, gave very pleasal
mandery held an interesting meeting last night.
CUTIC URA.
Geo W. Brown AZ Marshall st. Providence r. L. cure
GynA and CuTIcURA SOAP tthe great SKIN curesj Of
Ringworm Humor got at the barber's which spread q
over his ears neck and face. and six years resete
all kinds OF treatment.
d ess E.G q nns
! by the CUTICURA REMEDIES.
ECZEMA
Hon VIM. Taylor, Boston, Mass. permanently cure
by mat 9ad Zee
tons best physcians and most noted specialists as We
MILK CRUST.
Mrs. Bowers. l4s Clinton St, Cincinnati. sceaks OF he
| with o beautiful head OF hair. ~
| FALLING HAIR.
Frank a. Beah, Steam Fire Engine G. Boston, was cure
OF Aiopeca. Or falling Of the hair by the CUTiCURA KI
SOLVENT tblood Parier1 Internally and CUTIGURA
completely restored his hair when ali said he wouj
lose it. ~
| TREATMENT.
Ibe CUTIcURA TREATMENT consists in the intern,
use OF the CUT1CURA RESOLyENT. the new blood pur
ner, and the external use of CUTICURA and CuTICUn
SOAP, the great skin cures.
CUTICURA
hEMED1Es are for sale by all druggists. Price Of CT
TIcURA Medicinal Jelly, small boxes soc. large
| q: UI1cUnA REsoLvENT, the new blood purifier !
per Dottie CUTICURA SOAP (the queen Of medicine
and toilet soaps}. Csc. CUT1cURA MEDICINAL SHAWN
aull WEEKS POTTER. Boston. Mass.
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SCRAP PICTURES.

Ties, Christmas Presents. any Decorative Work also
tissue Paper Border Xmas Cards. Wonders for Christ
Goods" ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-18
THE PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICANS
AND THEIR CRAZY PLATFORM.

1t is stated in the platform as follows:
"That any surplus in the public treas
ury arising from a redundant revenue
should, after paying the national debt
as fast as its condition permits, be dis
tributed from time to time to the sever
al states upon the basis of pOpulatiOn,
to relieve them from the burden of local
taxation, and provide means for the ed
ucatiOn of the people," With an annual
surplus of $I00,000,000 after satisfying
the demands of the sinking fund, it
would thus be possible to give each state
grant, in round numbers, of So per
head of its population. Under such q
distribution New York would be entitled
to $4,000 0,000-an amount exactly In eX-
cess of The annual state tax levied in
any of the last eight years. Any one fa-
miliar with the history OF the adminis-
tratiOn of the United States deposit fund
in this state, would view with horror
the prospect of it's participating in a
fresh division of national bounty, and
no one who reflects on the stimulus to
extravaganza and corruption which
would be given by releasing the Legis-
lature from any direct responsibility to
the taxpayers, will doubt that no worse
use could be found for the redundant
revenue" of the United States than its
diversion into state easuries.-BrOOk-
lyn Eagle, chief Republican journal of
Long Island.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-18
THE most wonderful political ana

THE most wonderful political anach-
rOnism on record, Is the grand old Re-
publican party" This old thing, sccor-
ding to the organs, never makes a mis-
take. 1t is always right and never
wrong. In fact, like the little boy who
could not tell lie, the g. o. p. can do no
wrong. For long years it opposed IL
cense; a year ago its Pond law was pro
nOunced unconstitutional, but by rear.
ranging It's Supreme Court, the Scott law,
the same as the Pond, Is pronounced
constitutional and right!
This g. o. p. don't think "the world Is
governed too much;" for it maintains the
contrary, and believes in privileging
wrong, If there is any money in it. On
this principle 1t is the party of privilege
and monopoly. In fact the g. o. p. be-
lieVes In doing evil that good may
come, and stole the Presidency on this
ground. 1t is said fool may know he
has been knave; but knave may not
know how often he has been fool.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-18

THE Republicans of Ohio have head
quarters at Columbus, and eight clerks
are already at work. The mails will
soon be flooded with documents, but
none of them will explain
The Boss Shepherd Ring frauds in the
District of Columbia.
The safe burglary iniquity.
The whisky frauds, reaching to the
White House.
The Freedmen's Bank swindle.
The Belknap impeachment.
The RobesOn naval frauds.
The SanbOrn frauds.
The Indian bureau frauds.
The Pension Bureau frauds.
The Black Friday rascality.
The Presidential Theft in 1876.
The Indiana bribery in 1880.
And the Star Route frauds, &c. They
will play double on the temperance
question assuredly.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-18

THE late Republican Congress, in re-
modelling the tariff did 80 in the inter-
est of monopoly. Labor was sacrificed,
and placed more under the plunderers.
We need only to point to wool as proof
of this.
The Democratic members of the Senate
and House demonstrated the infamy Of
the measure, but the tyrant Republican
majority paid no heed. but obeyed the
command of the monOpOlists who swarm
ed around Congress with their millions.
The Democrats in Congress labOred to
relieve the people by reducing the tariff
duties so that no more revenue should
be raised than would supply the wants
of the government, economically admin
istered. They also labored to have these
duties equalized and arranged In ac-
cOrdanee with justice and right, with
view Of relieving labor and producers.
In the hands, however. of the grasping
monOpolists, the Republican party In
Congress would listen to nothing like
reason or common sense. They have been
raising, and were determined to con-
tinue to collect from the people hum
dred millions or so each year, more than
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-18

WHEN Democracy has attained power
and fully re-established justice in the
administration of public affairs, the
boss system In politics will come to an
end. 1t is the millionaire monopOlists
who become the bosses, and money is
the sinew of their power, by means OF
which through human tools and tnstru-
ments they sometimes succeed.
Abolish government favoritism and
monopoly and the "bOss" in politics will
disappear. The boss" has always an
axe to grind; some privilege or monopO-
ly to secure or retain. The political
"boss" then Is the fellow who wants to
use the government so that he may rob
the people.
We say, restore to power the Demo-
craey Of Jefferson and of Jackson and
thus save the country and re-establish
Justice.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-18
EYerybody appeared 70 be pleased W

Everybody appeared to be pleased with
Judge HOadly. No distinguished man
ever visited Toledo who made more IA
Vorable impression upon our people than
he did. We heard Democrats and Re-
publicans alike speak in the highest
praise of him as a man of ability and a
splendid gentleman. We heard several
Republicans say he reminded them of
Garfield, and they certainly intended to
compliment Mr.. HOadly very highly in
making such comparison. The Demo-
Gratis have good reason to be proud of
their candidate for GOvernOr-prOud of
him as fitrepresentative of their party
on the living issues which now divide
the two great parties Of the country
proud Of him as q defender of Demo-
cratic principles against "all enemies
and OppOsers whatsoever" Toledo
Democrat.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-18
How a woman,s Lie HYns saved.

After she had testen the skill of all the
best doctors in Western Pennsylvania
and New York, and had paid over 81 900
without receiving any permanent good,
the limbs became affected with even ten
fold greater virulence, not only eating
away the flesh, but attacking the bones
beneath. 1t also affected her head and
face, making her almost blind and deaf,
reduced to a mere skeleton, weighing
but 80 pounds, the doctors pronounced
her at deaths door. Peruna was then
given her, as stated, and with the result
given on page "a in DR.. Hartman's ''Ills
of Life" She took no other medicine
and is perfectly we'll.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-18

THE Repository should be magnani-
nous enough to tell an occasional bit of
truth in regard to the STARK COUNTY
DEMOCRAT and the late war. We sup
ported Geo. B. Mcclellan for President,
as well as Horace Greeley; General
Thomas Ewing for Governor of Ohio;
General Wiley for Congress, and others.
The Repository abused and vilified these
Union soldiers and patriots In a manner
most shameful. The old KnOw-Nothing
organ is a spiteful old thing; and ex-
hibits neither sense, fairness, nor gene
rOsity. 1t defended the Presidential
fraud, Credit MObilier, whisky ring
frauds, etc.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-18
THE 81, PauI Pioneer-press the lead

THE st. Paul Pioneer-Press, the lead
ing Republican journal of the north
west, continues to regard Iowa as like
ly to go Democratic in the fall. 1t says:
Evidence aceumulates that the result
in the Iowa convention Was merely the
victory Of a faction OF Iowa politicians,
represented by Senator Wilson and Gov.
Sherman, who make II their business to
exploit the popular delusiOn that men
their freedom for their personal ad-
vancement. The disgust with which
the result Is regarded in some strong
Republican counties, Indicates that the
victory may be a barren one for the Re-
publican demagOgues, but fruitful for
the Democrats.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-18

SO said the blind man after the Savior
had healed him. Actual blindness is
Of the eyes often results from impure
blood. If you have any reason to think
your bad eyes may have come from this
cause, lose not an hour Of time in buy
ing a bottle of DR.. David Kennedy's
''FaVaTite Remedy" which will cost you
only one dollar, and take it to cleanse
your blood. You can i'm plieitly trust it
to do this. Or drop Hne to DR.. David
Kennedy, ROndOut, N. Z. State your
case fully and get the Doctors opinion
free. July 1870
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-18

On our way home from the Democratic
convention, we met in Sandusky lawyer
P. c. Schenkel, lifelong Republican
and former OfficehOlder. "How do you
like Hoadly for Governor ?" we inquired
81 shall support him heartily" said Mr.
Schenkel. You are only joking, we said
with surprise. 81 was never more earn
est in my life; as sure as live till next
October L shall vote for George HOadIy
for Governor" Mr.. Schenkel formerly
resided in Port Clinton, and his friends
will be interested in the above as an
important political straw.-POrt Clin-
ton Democrat.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-18

THE Republican party has been the
confederate ally of monopoly in every
shape. 1t has favored great corporations,
bankers, brokers, bullion holders, man
ufacturers of iron, steel, salt, shipping,
cotton, woOllens, in fact all that looked
to monopoly.
On the other hand, the agricultural
interest, honest labor and Legitimate
trade and business have all been sacri-
feed and oppressed to the mOlOch mo-
nOpOly. There has Not been equality of
opportunity; nor equality in taxation
burdens aimed at under Republican
rule.
When few men get more than their
equal share of government favOrs, or es-
cape burdens, others get less than their
share of faVors, or more than their full
share of burdens. Birds of prey must
have carcasses on which to prey. So in
human affairs; a privileged class re-
quires an oppressed class. Robbers
must have persons to rob-.
The only safe rule, then, In all gov
ernment affairs, is the rule of JUSTICE;
equality in opportunities, equality in
bearing the burdens Of government; no
faVOritism, no granting of special priv
ileges, no mOnOpOlies. Let government
attend to the administration Of public
affairs justly and economically, and
have no favored classes.
"All that freedOm's highest aims can reach,
Is but 10 lay prOpOrtiOned loads on each"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-18

WE affirm that the Scott law is per-
niciOus law, and one that should not be
allowed to stand. ..
Senator Chapman and five of the Re-
publican members of the Legislature
from CuyahOga county voted against the
Scott law, and the Herald, one OF the or
gans, was particularly bitter because of
its passage. The law may have been de-
cided constitutional by Fosters packed
court, but the ablest lawyers In CleVe-
land. Cincinnati, Dayton, Toledo and
decision Is the very acme of inconsistent
cy with the provisions Of the cOnstitu-
tiOn, and being faulty, will bring with
it so much litigation it will necessarily
have to fall with its own weakness
Plain Dealer.