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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-28
WASHING ION.
Tho HfII Invsstig alton AdJ,urneh
TIL Monday Other Notes Abeat the

Tho HiI Invsstig alton adJ,urneh
TIL Monday other Notes AbeSt the
Capital.
WAsHrsGToH, July 27.-The Treasury re.
serve to, day amounts to $l42, ,Ool,796.
Owing to the failure Of the Chicago wit
nes-es to arrive this morning the Hill In
yestigs,iug Committee adjourned until
Monday without transscting any business.
The War Department 10 informed that
the BODY of the late General Ord has been
emhalmed, and will remain in Cuba until
autumn. when IL will be brought here.
Secretary FoIger has directed that the
hospital barge Selden and the British
steamer Auden. now snchored at Wiilongn-
by Cove and Thimble Lights, Hampton
Roads, respectively. be removed 70 Lynn
Haven Bay. which is Just inside Cape Hen
ry. this action being taken at the request
OF the authorities at Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Fortress Monroe snd Ocean View, who
represented that the present stations en-
dsngered the health OF those places.
Surgeon Genersl Hamilton, Of The Ma.
rire Hospital Marine Service, notified the
Health authorities OF New Yort, Pills
delphia, New Haven. Providence and Bos.
ton that several vessels from Europe laden
with rags purchased in Egypt after the
cbOlers sppeared. These are en- route 70
New York and New England ports.
In N emory Of a On. Moatgo 0sry BtsaS.
WAsBIssTos, July 1.-THE Postmaster.
General hss issued the following orders -
a mark of respect 10 the lste Hon. Mont
eonery Blair. eI. .Postmaster.G General:
II 10 hereby directed that all postonices
snd department buiidings be drspsd in
mourning for period Of thirty days from
| this datei that flag on the building be
| placed at haif. mast until alter the burial
| of the deceased eI Postmaster. General. and
| that the department be closed MONDAY
July 30, the day Of bic funeral.
Geaersl Ora.
| A pepsral' order vas issusd from tn
headqusyters ot the army to-day, snnoonc
| ing The death OF General Ord snd conclud
ing as follows: "DistInguished among hii
country's defenders. General Ord Was 20.
dier OF national repute. Through MI
long military service, reaching towards hsi
century, his career has been m trked b,
faithful, devoted and intelligent discharg
Of duty BY his personal gallsntry sod b.
honest administration. and BY the hrmne,
which was not weakened by bis great kind
pets OF heart, % his intimate sssoaste
since boybood here bears testimony OF hin
that more unsel6sh, manly and patriot:
person never lived"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-28
FATAL RUNAWAY.

A 1Oung Lady IL Thrown From - Bug
gy and Instantly KiIIed-Others serI-
OnsIy Wounded.
BosroN, July "a dispatch from North
east Harbor, Maine, says; A blackboard
party, consisting of Mr.. and Mrs Case and
daughter, Miss Pierce and Miss Lewis, of
Boston, and Miss Callie White, Of Balti-
more, all prominent in social circles, yes
terday were thrown to the ground by the
horses running away, and Miss case was in
stantly killed. Miss White was seriously
injured, and the remainder OF the party
were badly bruised.
The affair has produced most profound
sensation among the hotel guests, especial
ly at the Rodick House, where the party
was staying. Miss Cases remains are ly.
ing at President Elliot's house, Northeast
harOCr.
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Kuochcd into y Riyer.

CLEVELAND, %, July N.-Peter Mile
ageh ~ years, while CrOssiEg a railway
bridge. AT Fremont, 10 day, rEs -irrcf ~
loco,n0tiyc aud knocked into ih" river
Strsnes 70 lay. be escaped with lie.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-28
StnekrnI Their Rasfn

HARRISBURG. July T-Pive cars aud an
engine on the Cumberland Valley K iilroad
were wrecked. The cars were Iuil of pas
seugers, yet no person was injured. The
engineer and fireman stuck to the eugins
snd were thrown q considerable distance.
The accident was caused by running over =
COW. The loss is $4,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-28
THREE PERSONS KILLED.
A Market Wagon strustk BY m Express
Tram en- the p. II r

Tram en- the p. Il K
LANCASTER, Pa. July T.-At $50 this
moTning the second section OF the fast e1-
press east, on the Pennsylvania railroad,
struck q market wagon containing Henry
Welsh and wife and Miss Alice Swartz, OF
Mount Joy. ut Mankeim road crossip&
Miss Swartz and the horse were Killed IN
stsntly. Welsh, with part OF the vehfcse;
Tss dSsesed about four hundred yards, and
was dead when found. Mrs. Welsh lived
only about twenty minutes. Mr.. Welsh
was terribly msDgled. The engineer
wbistled TO warn the occupants OF the
wagon, bat Welsh tried 10 whip his horse
across the track.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-28
Reath I'm a STERN.

ToRosro, July IA thunder storm &C.
com panied by q heavy gaie burst over the
City 70 night and much damage was done.
A Young lady named Misden, while boating
on hay, was drowned. Several Others are
missing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-28
IRON AND GLASS.
How Husiness II Moving ~ These rwo
Particular Branches of our Undue
IFtps,


Particular branches of our Indu~
tries.
PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-The Iron Age OF
this week in its market report says that
with the exception of an increased busi'
ness in the raw articc there has been no
recent change in rHc general situation.
There has been rather more inquiry for
ores the past week aud some sales have
been effected, but ss u rule, furnace com.
panics are not dispo ed 10 buy very largely.
Handlers OF pig iron continue 10 give ex-
pressions 10 a more cheerful feeling,
and during the past week the volume
of business has been considerably In.
creased. Customers are disposed to buy
believing that the lowest point has been
reached. Muck bar is holding IFS own, al
though few sales are reported. In manu-.
factured iron there has been no actual
encouraging and mill owners without eK.
ception are looking for a good. healthy
fall trade. There. is a fair demand FOR
was never c11T"IIe TeiIeer" "oSe ftssbY In the nail
better. but the Improvement is slow. IN
rails the outlook is not very encouraging.
GLASS.
Trade in window glass is still quiet. A
slight increase in prices was ordered al the
recent meeting OF the Manufacturers Asso'
citation. The demand is expected to in
crease soon, although it is reported that
stocks are pretty large in the West. Flint
prescription ware Is in moderately fair
demand, as far as We hear. Several OF
the houses are working full time, and
Others are preparing TO start @ min
neys are not in active demand nj present
nor are prices satisfactory TO manufac,ur
ers Green bottles contil lue rather slow oi
sale, but as imports are diminishing some
what, and stocks getting smaller from the
houses being idle, the trade may be in bet
ter STARE after a while. Tableware Is 10
fair demand for this sesson. None OF the
hor.>.s are at work, al attempts at starting
NJ having hitherto failed for want OF men
Tb,y will all resums next month.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-28
These are Solid HsslA

The best purifier and system. reGuiator
ever placed within the reach OF suffering
b humanity, truly il Electric Bittsrh lnsc
tiyity OF the liver, biliousnesA jsundiee,
constipation, weak kidneys. or sny as
eate of the urinary organs, or VINO evsrIe
.I.nt will always find Electric Bitters tbs
80 and only certain cure known. They
Act surely and quickly, every bottle guar.
sn.ssd 10 give entire sstisfsction or money
refukded. Sold ut so cents bottle oy
80 6 Co, sSssgi..., C..1Ss cssasf.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-28

MANY times you want to keep meat or
fish for several days. Lay it in solution
of Rex Msgnus over night and you can
keep IL for weeks. You eNn slso keep milk
a week or so by stirring il q little of the
'.SaoS F!aks" bSand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-28
PITTSBURGH RACES.
A Lively Fine Among the Sporting
Fraternity Of the smoky city fester.
dRN,

Fraternity of the smoky Sity 1ester'
day.
SpeciGl 70 the Register.
PITTSBURGH, July 1.-THE boys were all
on deck to-day at the races and more
spirited crowd has never witnessed sim
liar days sport Betting ran high end the
sporting men INDUCED h. avi!y in it on ev-
cry race, and considerable money changed
hands. The first race for purse of 1900
was won by Philips-time, fastest helt,
2:2Uh. o
Tne second race, for purse OF SlOO,
wss won by Felix in threee straight heats
time, tas est heat, 2.25H.,
The third race, free for all, was the ex.
citing feature of the day. The entries were
Buffalo Girl. Rich Ball, Flora Bell, Gem
and Lucy. Buffalo Girl won, making the
best heat in 2l2H.
II cke's stallion trotted against time
previous record 2l-for 81 OO0 and came
down under the score in 2l7N.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-28
Another PILGRIM.

BUFEALe, n. Y, July 27.-Joseph II.
wilkinson, q Joint agent for the Ses York
Ce o tral and Michigan Central and Erie
siock yards is o defaulter in the sum oil
s5 eco. Wilkes can't be found.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-28

ZION CadIs Jupetoo by dsHy
,b,es and 4 half miisa Ysll term VII -
.;n s-nt,mber OH. This Isstitsssco 9
a,s, tbirfy ysarS peospssfty viii eceaooo
70 'sord unsqu.!sd osooss.n!.S os;: !. -
p psiIi no. b eIeslIsa q tss eo!isss Ssyc
m.nt. HesssL I. T. Asss, 4. , ~ =
) Crosser, A. B.. gradusta g Wcess.
b.,e been sdded 70 our fsculty. H.
onns msn srs unsufpaOsa sheekheoa =
mtsrs. Book .kespisg nnd peooags1Y
rec. For eirculsls, sddfeo ~ 49,, - n
jarniesop, Hopsdai0, HafnDon Cseey'S
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-28

Never "a. sueh . : rssh - .sd. Z ds. e; =
Conner. for . Trial Betf3s q DR.. kin91s
discovery iof Coasunpaoe. Ccafsh
HroDchitis, Hosrsseea, eevese vee.
sny sfyectIoo OF tbs Throst - LeSe -
rst . Ti,l Bottle Of this ersas fsneay: eS1y.:sis. Ia
by cs,lins Il abQys Dfus Sfofs "
-. A.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-28

= ExrRRPRIsISs local SCENTS wanted in this
town for an article that is sure To sell.
Live druggists ard grocers preferred. Al.
dress Huniston Food Fr.ssrsasiSe Co. "a
kii6s street, Bvsts.. ......-...-.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-28
n.a1h nf mo.trou,ry Riair.

WAsHIHGroN, JIly 2I.-Hon. Montg1m'
cry Blair died at his residence, Silver
Springs, this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-28
Muen wind.

fOsyeS. July 27.-The Legislature adj
i6 lInsd sine die after session Of two hun
dsd sLG Six days, The !c3Sess On sse0z1.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-28

CLrysLAye, JuIy U.-Jesa Wosoasy,
unsbls 10 Vork for sonA tios o. scsoess
a iII-bssIth. and dsspsu1snt bscsuss =
could DC support his family. seos einHx
through ths hssd st YSDont tooAy' -
usv PscovNf. rt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-28
Ths 0ria Hst1PA

The fact, noted In regard 70 ssstogi .
the other hand, fnsy b ocespsed g -
truth In the case. have mot gone tsse -
highly tinted description yhich nisss
have been done, bat bssso8s -
in.s S1s sure 70 70 out OF styis. end vbss
,bsy do the imasipistivs pests 81 Ne -.
ride snsy b. crusbsd by Q bssnl ststeo:et
or Z sworn sfidsvi. touchisg the kalsi1o-
scopic display st eueSogA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-12-07

The following patents were granted
% ciiizers Of Indiana. week ending No
vember 81. I6e3. reported exprrsaTv for
this paper bv Jos. 4. Hnnse<. Solicitor
q American and Foreign Patcnts. 93l r
Street, Washington. ID. O.:
Thomas and chas. r. Dsvis. Indiana
noIis .lenrarstus for utilizing waste heat
u ammonia refrigeratine apparafns /:
John and Peter Hermann Evansville'
sxle skein VIM. W. Hopkina. Thorn
town. platform scales: Franklin B.
Hunt: Richmond. suIkv plow Clement
- Mans Indiaoaroj's. apDar4fus for
drawing beer: Orin'Simpeon. Tam n'co.
harvester: John w. Sfrlnefe nov. New
Maven. mt lock: Hanson n. Tenant
Richmond. force feed grain 7rill: Han
son 7. Tenant. Richmond. grain driIl
Jacob Il. Warner. EIkhars, adjustabls
reclining chair.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-12-07

About sixty million copies ofTrr srs have gone on
~ our establishment daring the past twelve month";
lfyou paste end end al the columns % si
I'm srrs printed srd -old iaa yecr ,cp would set
|crnfinunus "trip of interesting iuforuson common
sense Wisdom sound doctrine end III long enough
'fo reach from Printing HOUSE square 70 the top %
Mount Copernicus m the ocn then b,tk 20 PFintinG
onse square. and then thresqusrters u The ssy bach
10 The moon sRsin-
BIT Tnx srr IL written Tor The fnhshi'ant~ cf M
earth this strip of nsersnc> would xirddie th>
globe ~ enty -k<ven o. twenty eieht times.
ifevery tuyer q copy " 1ns srx duri1R he past
year has spent only honr ~. end y bis wife
BIZ grandfather had spent anoher hour, fhs neospsrf'
IN lss3 has Afforded the human thirteen tkousant
years of steady rradinh. night md day
u only By little cacuf afon IN fhsse that
form any idea Of the ceni on of the most popular n
Amefic.n newfparcrr ~ ~ Influence ~ the opinions
and actions of American men md women
TN STR Il and viii continue be- trsrs per which
te the truth without fear ~ ~hcb
- ihe facts matter how uuch fhe process costs.
witch presents tke news ~ ~ The world without waste
~ words and In the most readable shape which <wcfk
ng wkh 81 Its heart for The ~ honest govern
ment and which therefore believes that ihe kepuhlicsn
party must 60 and must 20 IA this coming year u our
lord, lses.
lfsou know Tny srx you IKE already. snd you VII
resi with sccnSomed aim Rence and profit during whs
- be The interesting year N NJ history N
you 90 NOT YET know Iar sos, high time 70 81 into
lhe sunshine.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-12-07

Gen. q. \ BeaoFe9ard n letter from
New Orleans 20 banker ~ fhis INV.
|nateo 18th inst, erscIouslv s~xs: syon
can assure your friends. n thev coma
here On business AMI 10 asslsf ~ II.
vr'oping The commerce and re>ourres ~
ne country Tint they viii be corf3ssllv
weicomed. whether republicans 81 dem-
ocrn's' and vii Re AZ fun liberty r. vo,s
rs they please. IN society they viii he
srcnfrd according 10 their merits. AZ
'n,s 'ime. Eighteen years sfFer ne ~.
on,v ne worst cIass of polIficians. north
and south, are inclined ~ keen slive ~
oad feelInR:engepdered ~ me 49,. The
people Of The south. especially Of Looisj-
ans. want the capital and enterprise 81
thc north to come here and assist n ~
building our ruined homes and resfore
among us."-N. Y. Tines.
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Lieutenant Governor Hanna Re.
>pOnsible.

4 iniIr naf oils senfnel.
y lieutenant Govcrnor Hanna lila - /.
nppror,iation biil 81 s.v w cnnr.r's. -
Court ~ their dcc,s;on !, en3or.1 ,.s,.-
day n case NJ. in 40 Han n.,o. 4
Elliott rendered tia decision wh;ch
saws: .Courts Are honnd " rc.nccs ~ y "
" the propcrlv authenticated ac,s. ~
the legislature. fjied III III ,,rnncr ~,
Gers Ana received n acc.,da.ce vi,h
INV by the secretarv ~ S,s,e AN n,sc.J
1in tie propar denosjtorv r@rr,s 49,.
not look behind tI,e bjll 10 The le,,;sla,jvc
lproceedip9s.v Aoain. the same der;s;c,,
Saws: ~Yn Render - ia sse,e XII y,1
I254. the ouestion was presen,ed nrcr;s"iv
Ias Il Il here. The nosition thcrc ,sk.,.
was that the bin was NJ, presented n Nv.
Governor within IVA davs next nr.v;o.s ~,
10 the final adjournment ~ III Gencr.t
a assembly,. ana The rule dec,.red -
Evans ys. Browne. 40 ina s1A 49, 49,
adopfed anj annIicd }; ri.
bill WA s;1re1 ~ the.
Speaker Of The Honsc. and 90 n,e:c. IA
10 Lieutenant Governor Hanna ue
stuck Il into 4 pigeon hole ana evul,;nr-
Iy exclaimed II N killed. ff Iis.r.
had signed the bilj. Ana fhe Gcvsrno~
approved IL. the courts could M ;nonirs
into the matter. Nv thp docis;on cn.,t.5
by Judge Elliott Il 4 shown thsf h;i,s
have been presented "a the Coverno.
signed by him On the day 81 The adjourn.
ment or the General Asscmhlv -hcw;ag
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ED: CorRIER.-As our place has not
been heard from for some time. we will
lgive you . few Of the incidents that have
occurred. The fountains OF water were
Iet loose above Us last week. and such 4
flood as Is not usual came from hin and
valley, until old logs, drift aud fences
had 20 give Inand 20 downward. White
river above il clearing things up gener-
|ally, and great amount of corn will 81
damaged by the water.
Financially our country Is movin0 for-
ward, and the whistle % new porta ble
lsaw-mill Is heard echoing III and over
Iour hills, owned BY Cooper g Son.
Look out for some new improvements
that farmers will make IN the country.
ln merchandising, Cooper 4 Son are
doing lively business; Dilley 81 Listner
are making quite Z boom: Ellis. e
Knoxville. says II the public don't BE-
lieve what they hear, 10 come and zee
for themselves.
Farmers are grabbing at their corn
stalks 20 take Ii the good aud bad To-
gether. The corn Weld will not he a
good as last year. The growing wheat
generally looks well, and with she sur
plus Of last year Of corn, wheat, oats and
grass. our farmers need not Be alarmed
abont the supply Of feed and provisions.
Personal Rev. Edward w. Moore
and wife are visiting at Ludlow. and
send their regards TO sll or their old
fricnds 10 Dubois.
Died, a his residence IA HARRISON
township. Monday morning, November
~, 1888, John L. Potts.
40 change ID real estate: nothing IN
the matrimonial line but desire aud ex
pectation; religious!y. al moving ns
usual: The n. +. minister u well re-
ceived on French Lick circuit. The NJ.
Zion folks had Thank sgiving meeting
q their church and had good time.
The HiIlhsm folks are going 10 build d
new church for the Methodist Episcopal
worshipers. Our schools are proeress-
ing fine aud last, but not least, the pec
pie are anxiously waiting 10 hear some
thing said about railroad, 60 let us hear
from our railroad men, as We could fur
nish lots of prodace % ship, and i've
stock il abundance.
Oxx 3 Two.
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Nh. ED.-The next law that We wisl
Ito call the attention OF the people TO Il
m sci OF 1855, authorizing the sale ol
bonds FOR legal tender notes. The chiel
lobject Of Congress seems TO have been
10 deprive the people Of circulating
medium entirely except the National
bank notes. They would have no money
furnished directly BY tho Government
but according % their theory Of financ(
the people muat depend for : medium d
exchange wholly upon corporation ol
men whose greed for gain exceIled their
patriotism.
AZ proof or this, We have but % notice
tho various laws, and especially the one
|above mentioned. McCulloch was then
Secretary Of the Treasury. He gave
|nolIco that HE intended 10 retire al the
legal tender notes, and OF course Con-
|gress gave him the power 20 accomplish
his work. He denounced them q being
s'disreputabIe dishonest money! The
money that was good enough TO prose-
cute the war, pay soldiers widows and
orphans, had very suddenly changed ~
Be- "dishooest disreputabIe trash IL the
eyes Or NJ. McCulloch.
And By this law and the ones Of the fol-
lowing years the circulation medium -
the people's money that they needed
every day In the avenues Of trade was
reduced from $4,000, ,OO0.O00 OF money 70
t7000o0 COO, making ol,3OO, ,00o, 600 Or
the plople's money destroyed, taken
from circulation and changed into an
interest bearing debt, rivitcd upon nm
born generations. Did ever before in The
annals Of history, civilized people cub
init 20 such devilish diabolical schemes
or legalized robbery.
And yet the Republicans will cry out
rebel, rebel, and what glorious record
our party has. We would TO God that
our vocabulary would furnish us with
language strong enough 70 express our|
supreme contempt for such vandalism
and the vampires that were instrument-|
q ID bringing Il shout.
II 1869 We had q SOC, ,o0o. 600 Or bonds
known - 6--20's. These bonds accord
Ing to the stipulat:ons upon their face
md the law that created them, were pay
.ble 10 legal tenders; this no one will
1cny.
The holders desiring : permanent b..
IL for National Banks, aud fearing the|
possibility Of them being paid off. rel
'oIvcd upon scheme, cunnfngly devils.
ID, which would make ihem payable inI
J money that could not b had in SUM-
lent quantities 70 more than pay the in.'
erest 70 say nothing about the princip pal VI
Notwithstanding our Government had|'
tho most gigantic civil robell-|'
on known 20 history. the holders or the|,
'--20s 90 Influenced Congress q to pre-
'ail upon them 10 pass che Credit
strengthening Act; thereby changing|i
he contract and making them payable
2 coin; robbing the people - o50o, ,00O,.
This one sct alone. 20 say nothing of|.
numerous others, ought % have sunk,
be carcass Of the Republican party into
oblivion; carcass 90 putrid that the|,
nan IN the moon has 90 hold Bic nose al
e passes over it.
In our next article We Will conclude,
ur brief history of NationAl banks, aflerE
vhich wo WiAh 70 give your readers a |.
rticlo on the Land MonopoIlsts, and \
heir effects, Il you will . ne space in|l
our valuable paper.
Very truly.
Tuoe -. Dnxon.
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When middle-aged traveIer for
Chicago tobacco house arrived n that
city he was met &C The station By pref-
~ young girl, who 6unR herself On hls
his bosom aud kissed him III over the
face and head Then che hooked up n
bic couniepance and shrIeked. "You nre
|snd hid herself n the thicket Or people:
lIe was. snfe enough. moi her %. and
when ne reached his room q The hotel
b discovered that his diamond breast pln
was gone.
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Mr.. Blaine u out with a. .iflcer hich
he offers q . substitute for ~fhe Penn
sylvania idee7 or distributinx ne enr-
|plns revenues or the Federal Govern
menf among the several slatea ~ we'll -
for the "RandaIl ideev " sboliehinq aho
fax On spirlis and tobacco. The new
"Blaine ideeris 70 distribute among tho
states according 20 popuIalfcn Iii tho
|revenues hereafter derived from ne az
On spirits. All these ssidce>r are mere
subterfuges Tor the accomplishment ~
me same object: The protection of the
existing high protective tariff. There Il
no good reason for aboIlshing the tax "a
spirits. and there Il every reason NV
me protective tariff should b gradually
ana jndIciously reduced until there shaIl
be no surplus revenues to distributo
among either the states or the hortlea or
robbcfs who will besiego (he treasury ~
long - surplus remains n IL. This y
me only honeet. common sonso sidee.v
ana 4 y the one that viii finally pre-
vail. Cincinnati Newp.J ournal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-12-07
GOAL! COAL ]
SCHITTER & GERBER

HIVE icaacd the Rcis Coal Mine. and viii
deliver coal 20 any part 81 Jasper prompt-
" for eight cents pcr bushc, Or will sell
Il a. tho platform for seven cents. This is
tho hest coal II the market, and will be
we'll ecrccned and good supply always
kept on hand. We solicit The public pat
ronage. Orders len AZ the barber shop
Of Mr.. 4. Z0eller will b promptly filed.
ANDREW u. SCHTTTER.
JOSEPH GERBER
oept. u, 1ego o-om.