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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-04
Words of Warning and Comfort.

"SAAS "a " uAA So-&ASAI-
ST you are suffering from poor health or
'languishing on bed of sickness. take cheer
if you are simply ailing, or II You feel
weak and dispirited,
without clearly know
ing why, Hop Bitters
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If you are a minister and
have overtaXed yourself with your
pastoral duties, or mother, worn ont
with care and work, or a man of business or
labor, weakened by the strain of your everyday du
ties. or man of letters toling over your midnight
work, Hop Bttters will most surely strengthen you
If you are suffering from over eating
or drinking, any indiscretion or dissipae
ton, or are young and growing too fast,
as is often the case,
Or if you are in the workshop, Oh the
farm al the desk, anywhere, and feel
that your system needs cleansing, ton
ing, or stimulating, without intoxcat-
ing, if your are old,
blood thin and impure, pulse
feeble, nerves unsteady, facilities
warning, Hop Bitters Is what you need TO
give you new life, health, and yigor.'
If you are cosilve, or dyspeptic or suffer
ing, from any other of the numerous dis
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If you are sick with that terrible sick
ness, Nervousness, you will find Balm
in Gilead', in Hop Bitters.
If you are frcquenter, or cadsdent of,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-04
If you are sick with that terrible sick
ness, Nervousness, you will find Balm
in Gilead', in Hon Bitters.

If you are frcquenter, or cadsident of,
ID miasmatic district, barriof yonr sys
TEN against the sCourge 10 all countries
Malaria Epidemic, Biluus and Inter
-mittent Fevers by the use of Hop Bitters
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-04

If You are cosilve, or dyspeptic or suffer
ing, from any other of the numerous dis
eases Of the stomach or bowels, il is your
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-04

The use OF the term
short Line" in connection
with the corporate name OF
Il grert road, conveys an
idea of just what is requlr-
ed by the travelling public
- Short Zine, Qnick Time
and the Best of aCC0mmo-
iatIonS--all OF which are
4 railway in AMERICA,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-04
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND g. PACIFIC R'Y.

sn the Great Central ne
ooGthaasts ar
the Atiantc the Pacific
Ia ceneo Moline
Audubon.
Aonson IN Aanaas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
nm ILloHfl, W I'M NII0V

MNpI-oy. July l2.-Ihcrc have been many
new Arrivals TODAY Io attend ua cou rutou o. 200
Nauor4 Educational Atsoc.,uon. hlt tu" g.fle" hum
bcri ia expected ou Monde. rud tuesday. wl.l nHm
four Thousand tp e.Ht U.ustr1 't"r arr
to be present 1uo pupu.uH.uo. lta .. HHuF $4,000
and grave feprs entertained tb.t OBJ. 90. cm"D.""-
viii boo exhausted long boloro the demand r14 uocu '
Hed. To meet .pctgonor Boa tIr. rls.' vn..n 'Hv
siiae Governor ltlst ba had 1911 t.c 'tt' 'cnf pitched
In Capitol Park. AMI those tho disposal off G1s-ta
The exposition ~ OH. 1u,a. Ia which rIsauIt twenty
states are represented wa completed t'fv aud e'.lIv
inspected ny ape la co7 te'f ~ tHe hs'ou Ass'.It
lion appointed bv rIu.lent p'rurI VOC Informally
stpfeaaoa mo srcaio,i .fpt.p ,a vHprn' s1el eu s
uifudn aud tuiuptrucnr.tH tHHfH. t|n 'Ii. IiA.
tuuhoI o. Ldursou opai,d itt fo4Ii auIut. Goa il4
on Thursday ovruing Nrpurta uuI.I EuIus &C.. u.us
dtsru.a,h have b0ru rendered nn s''.' tr-raarH %.
To- j I. frk.rd tow. 900 oral iau.lHrIou tr % vs..
blpkuAon Mt-iChu-ri ant ui 800 auFa NltiIn u city
schooh hy ur 81 ho4ot, o Cortland. ~, qua
Aaron Cove, Denver
ON MONDAY evening" the me.tua ~ me iruhrie 'uru
tute of Nurh America opens aul Oh uotttY utr'ng mo
eoaVos lob eff tAe Aauoua, L4ur~touD AasCtlatlup Du
Thursday evening Governor buAk tenders the waiting
sducatOrsa rec pt0n al tac LIrrutto Mta4Ol, ad uA
the following day the convent on W. close,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
TIE SrNDII TRLarNE.

Yesterdays edition Of THE SUNDAY TRrBCNE
contained London letters from q. W. :. about the
Fountaine collection sale, art and letters; Paris
letter about the Naquet Divorce bill; Washington
letters about Mr. Hewitt's visit 10 the Sultan. and
some nromIneut Senators; Cpurd Alene letter bout
the first shooting in camp; Broadway Notebook
sketches of some Men About Town; MI Edgar
Fawcett', Social silhouette of " The Young Gentle
man Who Asplres continuation OF Mr. Julian
Hawthorne's story "Noble Blood social and
n4r,oual news from Saratoga. Newport. Cottage
Ditv. RIchdeld Springs and NarraGansett Pier; re-
views of sir Lepel Henry Grnin's The Great
Republic" aud of Wllkie Coliins's ." say No.;
aud numerous other spec ally prepared features Of
interest News OF the lay given fully, and the
following Is a summary OF the most important
topics.
F9RriGS.-The application for the eytradit.on Of
JOHN &. Emo was denied UI saturday. -- here
were tliIv.eIg deaths lro1 cholera ID AarS,illes
lief of Kbar-oum arr 10 begin ~ r. ter be-. 49,,
Al ar~rem"ut brtwreu thr Lold IN J 'nH us ~"
me me. Ia 7. re Sc. ,arted Ir"c,d f,e i1 West
Winchester. Ontario. caused a Jos, %. --io.oIt
IO.ir ~IIC.--cI aus continue Io multiply ID t.''n-
ocrat.r ci-..tI,C..t..I with tur pau,l- National
ticket. -- The state department Will -u'r-}
ssh. am eznau-tivc % 'l., .h t3 Lu- ,.a 'i'
erc rado AT the Philadelphia. m.nt H false.
John Nly. ,ou-no .,s'n I.hi.. STA ',rd ms
daol4iicf ard Hl...d i .l a.., "''' ,.s
tveel the political '..I."-. Legality
of .a'e Of r.it.turr. Move. s.t.r and Lake IRE
balro.d affirmed. .saFcnuoH OF state
I..,t.r. 40 I..ui.1 c..-.l. steamer R.xb. ry
Dl.,I. ,-h1r. st Hart Island Arasnsa- b"-
puN.f..r- 'III NOT r'u 1 STAT" '.'h'i. "ii''
nIar- v,u ask state protection ior Their bH' mig
',1'n $50 .rrrp,s.-Uaa,d. U1u,' s On. made
lD H..guu,ut ,l SATURDAY, fl! I.N. ''a'.
E,-rIc. Cb,ul1. lI|maI1ra 'i'r'"rt ---. a9d
II... ftff IA u.H . N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
THE MONEY MARKET.
SUNDAY, July 1872. ".


The effects Of the prolonged National holiday OF the
preceding week apparent the general CONNER
cial and ercaute movements OF last week outside OF
the speculative mars the sagnaton exceeded the usual
duness OF midsummer period Nevertheless. the pros
poets for the growing crops made further improvement
rather than step backward The receipts or win
ter wheat az -. Louis and Baltimore were uuu-laly
srge for % early de which furnishes some reason
nope that the producers have learned something from
Last years experience, and will market the present
growth az rapidly as po.-iue. The European markets
for grain have ru ci weak AMI the hoae speculation by
the free supply has beer compelled TO follow lower
prices From the decline OF the week, however
there was a recovery iu the closing ~ shorts"
50 that Chicago final figures SHOW a tall for
wheat OF about ~ cents and for of cents, and
for late options o. ~ The export demand
the decline. Wa only moderate. hlt 10 probable
that at some further concessions. the movement VIII
become active. The character volume the gen
era business for the year depends ar-Py upan
the prompt marketing ms seasons c~ops hat their
moy meat- from THIS THE forward viii possess than
usud. interest The receipts wheat The West I'm
points OF accumulation ls week larger than they
have teen in any week -ince June :. OF corn there
naturally Is decline 10 receipts from precedn weeks,
but they only Little than for week OF ls-3
Tie movements Eastward wheat nearly vice ~
large ~ IN thc preceding week aud than twice
a. ilree 1s iol tn- week Of l~-3.
Ihr receipts AMI Shipment, OF wheat, ana at
the Prhcir" rsterl pJia-s VI accumulation tof four
4. follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
nIirn ~ ttiO&
Do,fgtrr0 I1IlrrL

o s',o ia3 n.y., za,s" '' l ''a .o o'"''i''
W.. 3 ..lui..,,int i.c Dorn .scuse lower SO Htd
2 R,a ,oi S ,r'., da ' ,aa ou,,,a.el Rs.pS.
's''''i ".. t,n 81" 1,fs. 4.r 'e,ept,-f|our
gioo6e.4 Nle,t .ooooa eu'h sra '.,g., s,W o..
msot,-r.ypi. '0,oJD. Wheat ji5oO su.a, 1oru. 'io
@ tay ,sa} ,,,, ann ant "',' e,,ss,
'ie4a,r F. ,ej wa l9r. so 4rnie. sG.c. uas .'v
Grace, ,ga ,ri ,,. i,,l, Of ~ re,s1s roa' o|
,,U,. 80, a'ss ,ota. oo1' sia. "as lt'"o 'a'h.
c,,,,.p u, ~ Flour oo,l ., a. q 80 aa
t,uN ft'st 4" tov"ona rsta n,m a. .I.il -
elorne ~ h'ooa "s1ii' 7,"..a'., . 49,.
o. P'' 49, ''f 20 .' aS'. ao4l '.Sas.'' o a''
o 1s amt 'a irregular . .as. ,ani-d iaS ope' 5S
s .o ., ' '.as At .e GcIobef s.,.4
T.. c.o.msa 81 CORA qao 4al owen 'a's ..osed.
a. Be- -pss er 5iqI ,zqcl eo',,as At 81 &c ictoqtf
insat y a 4al1c closing a ~ oat' auot sac,
range. jar. .9'ss 80 -oslnE 1t - Ausa'L -o.s4
J. - % qt. AZ tae fea-. 45'.e ~ ,5sr'., At
fS Sgr ItFs So oi ' %aea5 1soo5 o.h corr os1
sI.i 0,ra oJa sasa. rive 4,lO0 bush. harley 40
Csa a-edO su.ui OatA 1900 'ash' RE 5H'OJ S%'A'
Dsrrou July l. wheat. cash an July slEc4 Aggu,t
8. 4c, -ep.emser oic No Re- $3.50 S' "A''S
Sc. Hs. sipts-1cA.at oO) gusl. Corn, 300 oat'
Aelea ts@e 1oO juan w a. ''V'f N~N' A.'@NN
bush.
steady. SO 2 Milwaukee Cash, sIhc, July.
August SEQ. Corn ara, No. ?, Doe. GATE iuli W
32N5Z-yt. Pyed4-. No i, .'c. DuL SareY quiet No
-Dr1ns. c $50 Dit Pro- quiet Ness
81 30 each, sweet Pleksd Hans II VGl-4 HOGS - %
So Eec.ut-- Folr g. OD bb.s., Wheat 45 100 bush,
barley 700 sIsh. slIpmeuts-gOur $4,000 Qbls, WA-at
l. 900 bush
PaiLAOELralA July l2-Elour-rh trade manifested
no dls 0so1 ~ operate western and 'hasy 'an' -
J9d~3 0u; DO. EIfra% fd OVdrf Poi -olt
Fam ", 90 Pennsylvania ~ ar pros ass % "
- 81. Delaware Family - - IoF western "lItet -"
fra4-. - Uuf - 30 W-eAr arm - 2c al ace
ntss Ilay, s-culI tius only noi. r-y7y se'
Exporter c1nts rd frrrnt a1d w. no sn -
lrts tul New No Delaware rel 10 eAporl ole'-sot'
: D. : Rel Do NrV Ne fenh-! .l4t -.'i
anoat 81 o. No Ped JIlT J5 40 % 80 August ~ q ~
saptena s- agsc. Octsbsr - s5rac Osru advanced
fe.t Nv af.rs export demand Light tar Ots strong
ana am In --aaa aud ssN Ne " 8ot SOC steamer
Mlxe, I'll /, Be- sal "a Eed track. " = Du5c. S-ll
Tsign Mixed JAY. 6OG6-c. August -OS5 C.; ssPtea
1laad aIt am; 80. blIct 36o No White 3tc No ,
Wttf. 3e63p1sc option market On aud without change
2OoD obs. Wheat. 1000 5ua Cora LOU
by-A Dst. 100 Oush 5npnsnLs-WaeaI LOO bush"
Corn. - 900 0us1.- oats $4,000 susA
CT Lorl. July -Flouf steady AMI unchanged, Family,
Goa 81 Choice - 6Jdbt 1O Fancy. - 20 zs0 %
Wheat but active No Rel. - Doc q ash JAY.
i.Gs4-: Angust, $50 sa.ci ssVtsaber s'asc+ Octo
ber sa-7c, No Red Fall 10 Is tsrB Inactive and
lower C-sA 20 419ci July 46A dii ec. August toso
&c; september ~ Aa4lS oats nTm A. 81 &c casn -os
3Joc July. 23t August aud All the Year Rye dun
Osls Wheat 7s,OOJ bash corn, $4,000 suss oats eco
bash. Rye Barley LOCO Sstpments-Flsur. 1000
bbis aeA. 1000 busA4 Corn. 10000 ousai OATS SOv9
susA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14

most exclusively between bankers; the stringency OF
money prevents the usual mercantile demand Business
done the basis OF 81 e3 and 81 85 respectively
for long and short sterling.
AT the stock Exchange there little more than a
local market In which the bears mad the hrst inning.
the bulls the second. and finally there some
thng near to drawn game. The business done in
Governments small. but the tendency OF
prices was upward aud tho final bids show
advances ~ L for the s. OF = for the "a
and for the 4l2s In the railroad bond market
The business outside Of the speculative was small
ana prices ruled seaiy 70 firm The .ccuiatye kinds
uuctLited win rne share market Erie Second cOnsos
declined from j37s 20 "a and recovered 20 81 30 H.
he~dpeakr and ONO rsts b. dec nei from ~ 10
: y ami recovered 70 30. West shore and Buffalo irst
% sold at 40a 43~4 d4O's East Tennessee Virginia and
GEORGIA conso js sod at jjd 50 Qj5 and Tcys ana Pa
che 1r@t- Rio Grarde division, declined from 40
and sold ~ 47a45l3
Ihr ioIowsg saturdays quotations for unlisted
securities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
Sunday. July l3-P. N.

SUNDAY, july I3-P. ".
The mining stock market Inst week unusually
active and the amounted l34Gl shares
against 62,55s shares for the preceding four business
days The Comstocks. however, were the special feat
ure and It was the unusually large business done IN
them that swe-d the total OF the transactions - the
amount named. Early IN the week they enjoyed small
boom part ~ thr advance afterwsrd lost. Cali
fernia sod - j2U36 cents, Consolidated Virginia at
p 0JOd3j cents Tunre Al l. els alt - cents
sierra Nevada at ~ 4O1%l 65 and II 81 buyer 30 days
Union Consolidated ar 81 % al -, and Could and
Curry ~ 5OQ -. The BOde shares were weaker and
Bode Consolidated gold At b 20 - 30 - -, but
consolidated Pacific frsa ~ t0 - IS Leadvlles
quiet about steady. Horn silver ruled strong
- 10 20 - ass - The !ow-prce shares - the
misceIu Lat furnished their usual quota Of sales
but without sgnl1raut changes in hgurea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
THE 4BUSE or PUBLIC MEN
A TESTIMONIAL TO Mr.. BLAGNE's CHARACTER FROM
THE LATE CHAPLAIN or THE HOUSE

A TESTIMONIAL TO Mr.. BLAINES CHAkACIFR fI'o"
THE LATE CHAPLAIN or THE HOUSE
y,oy q6rqnce proon u ne NctcYo,t Er1nGe'tst
Our " ashlngton correspondent. ho, a. many or
our readers know. is Rev. j. r.. hutlcI, ~ no
was ior seve al years the chaplain oi tht lou,t Oh
Representatives, writes these words OF caution
neculiarlv appropriate as are shout 10 enter on
an exciting Presidential campal- n ..,.. ..,
would ike to give golden text Z" the captains AM
70 the rank aud file in these two sarlcs upon the eve o
battle Whether they WELD the pen OF SWAY lAe dsae'
in The rrea public assembly the text i good. It ia
snecIal pertinent in these days OF public caiuuuy
The great lawgyer wrote long ago-iN the eNI -7 el
IDENTIFY NOT a modern one" Thou ena.. mo- rceile the
Judges now cursehe rulers Of tiny people Tie Sdndcr
OF public one OF our uaJ'hA SINS an. uo "ue
knows 10 better those 81 Us h" hare lived TOT rar-
among our ia rrs at The National Capital 80 common
TINS evil ana venOmOus that puouc confidence ven
nigh destroyed IN all public men FToA the Drai,Iie7'
sc7oo-bpv TO the man % years. the political Phar-ee
everywhere thanks cod that he Is not As mes '"gI
sinners are nj Washington A. class. I'D 'l iia per
intelligent pure AID y'q9 a 9"Ho cri
these gentlemen worihIy rSPIrs-ni' I1e , ID ~, M
constituencies eecting them ma luore '"''.u , "
ceptous j, not -trau-e large per cent oi oUf pu'uc
servants are Christian men ana ltIoI' iA'H'-o'' 80
strange ion they are bu men. changes tic wind
Ne, Oh san' ,, , ,e,t, 81, sir T.af1. from tile
standpoint o. s personal 80 ,uautaac' OF about h'rer
,t,re men a, 90 stan4arI bc4rer Of the Republican
party viii recognize him-e In the cartoons ID. the
81 the qg.li During iBrec congresses stood m ta'
of.ca. relations WITH Mr. b.'.n' o.. 'p'.n %. ."'
d. ,DIa I'.r ol po...,.. ,... c- ,n. aa.. ~
b. DOT strange. FROM Va-nint0n % Lincoln. FROM
Adams to Garfield. our puoi. men nav h'eu .,l' ID
al st. vernon and yet Cnef Justice Marshall 800 h hi-
NIB e-usl ,irueace the military anl tae p...f
ay,cd a. ,a totally destitute of rt e.faer e- soldier
SID. .ed vc,. uu' confined to ul- pT7fr c"'pt.t .
ilI- imlc3. .' ".- l'o''- t I'm. ,.tc,i.s i.
ia. ne ,,a,y annexed To- mis- Office. Tn' un'ln-an-1
lr A. ifIc i- Boo good company Tho.e vho..at. come
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
THE RECENT CONVENTION.
WHAT THE DEMOCRATS SAY.


-,orcTSC IN 4 FAvoRTTE SONS HON0Rs.
Ios L SSgs rne gi way Of the candidate;
,,e narcs ~ The Ufter rom day 10 Gay ar n;sr
for ths rd his qualities are with its reader. and
eord H We has behind MIN the prestige OF success S
me- him the promise OF victory ana tne heaped
e siOs fsvorte he is reioices in the honorS
upon him .,r.rr WAITED
Prom ne td ga Sc ID S convention TO
oo,pste who was rot onlecJloa3oo W. exacIly
or intensity OF parry 80 We nave no doubt OF his
the wanted ana 'no'o'oie W. nov
EMS DOUBTS ABOUT CLEVELAND
From The hctC- York san ina ..,,,Ao
~ IN. great point OF uncertainty is the real msgnitude
of The Republican revolt against the NAM NJ I've heir
~ So,6r In fbe fuaIconents o. that party WI give -,
tvnnort to the Democratic candidate ana nov @ - 80
III amount tol VIII overbsshco me VI u m
:, or~rt 70 reudsnip the stavsrt followers OF koswet
p Flower in The northern conSnss yor, Mi il briBg
over to bm other states that are now donoY
these questions will he answered ny tls
demon STATIONS OF the canvass ana me pols'
KELLY An ABLE AND FEARLESS LEADhh'
~, Neg 0rsGnsy l,esy as. It vet beyond
o5e.tiop that he is an aOle politician t9oIouss in
~ 10 the feelings fms loeaty and esfess Ge.s.d
t sDd sealy holds the key the situation
WHO'S AFRAID OF kelly AND BUILhR'
o,h. fC7.ve1spd',i avaisblty haven't the shadow
NJ doubt John Kelly and General buuer ." 'ne
no.,.%,S,rTCuAyCEI NEW YORK AND NEwJERsEY
~ IRON me springfield kepub'icen ma cbarc, Of
he democratic nominations slaAu ~
ENG the states o. New York. Connecticut ana new"
49, which at present are IN Democratic hahas'
LOOK our FOR DANGER sIGSALsi
I-rota me Boston ddrerfAor lfree Irodel ... 81 n.
whether after all the nomination IL tne M Sater
=, T.,nocrats could have made can hardy oe uc.'vt
100 npt more is known a. to the extent anu Pql'
mn the division created by tar previous struggle
HIGH ETHICAL IN-IKC VIZ IN / ALL
From The Albany hTqtf Urn" 49,. ,-o,,
The Democratic National Convention aas TisVsi,nd
se ~ he capacity Of the party wisely and ceSry 20
see ad 90 the right II is the strongest anu oe n,a
cou,d be made For once, political oouy has 0e0'
high etncal lustrumeutdlty.
ONE sorTHERNER's POOR APPETITE.
C5Ic1eo dispatct 70 The Boston touring, .hePo 20
Senator Lamar with WY face SAID NC " nav
swallow it,
OTHERS CHERISH SWEET HDPES.
nom me Richmond dispatch ,Denl t., 90
The Southern people viii breathe re- a'U Clsve.
Independence Day mad ceme agSln "HeA OA''N 49,
1apdtakss possession OF the White House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
,rvr .7ocx MARxer,-sY TELEGRAPH.

Br1ALo JAY u -1as pit, today 90 head total
fer s. o heat or une last week loO01
head gzeo rhreugh 545 maEsrt sleady ~a ia
Onlo Steers % 40 40 -, Far ~ GOOD NsuYs
Co.'S - OUd - 3.
shsss-Recelyts - day FOR has Tar
,Sst 200 uca', cJuSSHe<
through 50 market quiet AND h@ie .Fcr Ned9a
o. 5Opi . Medium " GOOd lambs - as -.
Rsgs-Recsipts tsdsy A&op he&c totsl ief week tLns
Tar -jouu head ast week, = 30 sest
c0nsigneG thrtugH D.. coos to OAOice iOhfs -
30 b.. lIgAt 4lIed. - sOsS5 o. Good Ne'Im" - 'o@
- Pigs. - I5Af. IS. ,... H.. o..
f1c.ss fulv ne JsurnH -epostr Hsf'-te,
ceist. 5000 head. loo aesl ~~ ssl uuLA
md 2 zoe lower. ROu.. PacAas - 3oAf9 -. FacAtAS.
snS u s.5S1 LxaL " 90Asj Oj skps ~ %
. -.---.. -,, - -
ket .fivt inner, ENpSfts, 80 ooS - 5000 =
o. ace shtopInx 80 lOgs6 5U CsSnSE 70 Nsadn - 900
50 .. -, ...,x.
In,erIpr 10 Far - 5Ost} %. asium 10 Good. s. 800
a -. Chsos ~ Extra - JoHSJ D.
sF LOUIE. July i&--cat.s- Reesipts " sal merits
shipping - 90 $50 40 Common 10 MesaIn ~ p dso ~
Grass Natives, - sts Do; Grass fnIaaA - 40
o. s..
sh1,-Rsssipts 100 shipments 200 CoumoB 10 Aednn'
a. - o. -. GoOs L. Choice. = OOeso Oh.
HSgs-R sce'P- $50 .hipn snts lOo market maenSs
YSfsT - - so S. Packing - O0sSs 30 heavy - 81
- 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
COMMENTS on THE PLATFORM.
SCRFECH FOR POWER.

tvom M, Lttca Herald Reps
This nlaform is noise. The wild whsthns or the WIN
Ter Wind through ruined ednce the creaklng OF luD
ling deor. 90 creaky hinges; the blowing OF hshhorhs U
nnS,svor. OF deesyed refuse OF the markets. the snarlng
inc concentrate ed venom which DOre puts into
his lost regions the models upon when the authors
worked The document not an ennnctstion OF prnci
honest statement OF the facts OF history OF an
tTEss,fon Of future action 1t is simply ascreech for
mower II has The one merit that It embodies In that
tcreeeh tue wall Of despair
A DEARTH OF IDEAS
The platform words in Abundance. but distressing
dearth Of IDEAS.
THE TARIFF COMPROMISE.
Ron. me >prinQfeJd republican md
II has brought it, leading protecuonsts and revenue
set ed their controversy by fair and square siate-
nsnt Of the purposes Of the party nan'y pOl 10 Se
cover any existing Industries TO foreign competition.
THE MEANING OF wArrERsoNs JOY
From ne Bfato commerce. = i agetuS,' and nv
Isle type satisfied with the Democratic tarih plank
there scarcely be any doubt as TO what " fH'oi''
WHO GAINED By TIE Dl KER.
From ne Boston Transcript Ind RSp)
In the give aud take must nave been necessary 10
hiring together such men Henry Wstterson OF u- one
fnf a, S- verse Of OHIO who made the motion in the
House 10 strike the enactug clause of Mornsons PHI
the other hand the reiOrmers nave secured me De'' VI
the bargain
PATCHWORK AND INCONsT1TEN"TEs
Prom The PRO riderc' Journal .ftD'
TITS thing Of snreis aud patches save where ne enuh
Citations sre naganuy in sutagonisn to the acts anu
sentiment Of the party.
sHOWz 4 MASTER MIND.
From me HarrtsirtrG Patriot .R"r1
The platform IL magnificent paper ~ everv n9TN'n-
lar is Treatment o. the tart question shows master
mind.
A FINE DISPLAY OF TFNCtNG.
Prom fhs fUuJsecpt'r k7ri0 hfu.
II there "a premium ont for literary curinsfss mo
pemlc.ltir p4fiorn vIl take 10 T. IL unique IN toe
tee. pu platforms fhe longest fne most abusive.
aud The sJl.ulleat IN its display OF fcpoug.
TOO LONG AID roo RrFUpprrp.
Pom me FaIfinh a 90 chronicle Iff1.l ~.
Tue n rs long perhaps too long True. tuu. mo larn
plank rot hprn uads better by so many Osiuddlhe
explanatory ecn escet
MIAN1NoIIss JrNrLF
Prom Tho Htr.Uf. A. = iffr pf4' .|fnl
The taun plans nsaunTlors luu0eof catch vhrn'os
ana contradictions
IHi uINOCrAftC CRAZY GUILE
FROM fhr IUIsf. H'ris Frp.
Thirty sit hsurs sreut h the production 81 ihle
tfuaitspIe piece ol patchwork. which dlsconni- iuy
tial,.ut that temlene inventive genius etot aoh ,td
Co.'S Tnr plIIY ipol Or NON-INst.
ffou me iiceHo Joufnu' .hfpN
Ttia uuruuE'euaIla uss ~ dreafY Ncrhhge ana ni
pauulrs Co. leius nHnlnHcs. tHt ile1 NAV he
sid stand unsteady on tine dlky edge OF The fatbum
less sbys VI nonsense
PREPARED WITH SKULL
ff.n Fhf HufH.D courier ifipH.Iauds hnnf nfgfnl
The platform id iufed Nv the National luuvcntub a q
sHIF drawn document the contents NJ which for The
most part sill roo"ive tho unqualified approval of the
party members throughout the oouRtfy.