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A HCuifhfut Dturcffc.

Bous, BRook, N. j., A pril 2, 1sSs.-You
advise placing Allcock's Porous Plasters, N
dyspepsia. on the pit Of the stomach; In aeue
csks, on the spleen; In torpid liver, over Thai
organ; but | really think you should also re.
commend that one or two Plasters be pu.
over the kidneys. They stimulate, strengthen
and act Us powerful diuretics, thus casting
ont many poisonous acids and salts. / have
had fever and ague. All remedies | took
produced ltltle or no elect IT, put an
Alcock's Porous Plaster ovsr each kidney;
lheir action being more than doubled. the
n1s aA haa "ss Quickly washed 30 away, have
two Of govt, and by applying the plasters
over the local pain and also over the Kidneys,
ngain found your plsstsrs wonderfully ell.
caGlous. ..al.. II. X. TunMAE
Beware OF limitations. "Allcocks' Ii tho
only genuine Porous Plaster. r.llI.5i.l,
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A Mir,scle.

Whenever there isan extraordinary occur.
rence-a team runs over child without hu1t.
Ing 1t; mechanic falls from a third.y,o. v
window, and iu a week after he Is ut wo, K
again, we are wont to exclaim, "wbnt a
miracltw s., when Ms. T. s. EuxaL1Nr.
then Of Allegheny City, Pa had been sick
With Consumption for very long tins, had
been told BY several OF the best physicians OF
that city that her time was but for few
hours, that she must die and when the use
OF but one bottle OF Peruna in weeks lime
placed her on her feet again and made her
the heartiest eater in the family, all tho peo.
pie, around, as with one rejoicing voice. e1.
claimed: what wonderful mraclt!" see
page 80 OF the lila Of Lille" Yonr drugpiy,
will give you ons gratis. ' paw /
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Do YOU need remedy that will cure every
Kind OF humor from pimple or eruption 10
the worat scsofula md typhilitic disorders,
use DR.. Guysotts yellow Dock and Bursspa.
rilla. Three TO i've bottles cure skin dis.
ease, sslt-rheum or tetter. -Four to ten bot.
Tics cure running ulcers, scrotula and all
syphi!itic disorders One TO two bottles cures
pimples on the face. blo!cbes, etc. II IL TIE
only perfect blood purifier that can be made
FROM thorough knowledge Of druRs. Ask
your druggist for 1t. Take no substitute. !
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A Quick Recovery.

ltglves us great pleasure 10 state that III,
merchant who was reported 10 b at the poIn
OF death from an attack OF pnsumonia, hal
entirely recovered by the use OF Dr.. VIM
Halt's Batsam for The Lungs Naturally .ht
feels greteful for the benefits derived from
using this remedy for the lungs and throat
and IN giving publicity 10 this statement w
trusting that others may be benefited In 1
similar manner. rrhfAW
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NERVOUSNESS, Nervous Debility, Neu.
ralgia, Nervous Shock, st. Vitus Dance, Pros.
tration, and all other diseases OF Nerve GeE-
erasive Organs, are all permanently and radi.
cally cured by Allep's Brain Food, the grea,
botanical remedy. 81 packages, six for So
At druggists, or by mail from j. H. Allen,
3l6 First Ave, New York City. r7h,Aw
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"HAcEAErAcE," lasting and fragrant per
fume. Price Is and so cents. ~ N - :
sHlLou's CuaE Will Immediately relieve
Group, Whoopng Cough and Bronchitis, +
For DTsPEpaIA and Liver Complaint, Won
have printed guarantee on every bottle OF
bhiloh's Vitalizer. It never fails 10 cure, /
4 NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle OF
shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 80 cent?,
For saleby McL4in Bros and A. T, Young.
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Openiug the Fountain.

In numbsrless bulbs beneath The skin Ia &c
creted the liquid substance which gives the
hair lis texture, color aud gloss. When this
secretion stopSthe hair begins at once to BIZ
come dry, lusrs'ess. brittle and gray. Is
that the condition Of your hair II So up.
ply Parkers Hair Balsam at once. II will
restore the color, gloss and lie by renewing
the action OF nature. The palsam IL not an
oil, not q dye, but an elegant toilet article,
highly appreciated because OF It's cleanliness.
70 .f "a. ~ pr .Na eAw
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Fon 25 years have been itllcted with ca.
tarrh go that have been confined 10 my room
for tTo months ut time. l have tried all
the humbugs in hopes Of relief but 10 10 sue.
cess until met with on old friend who had
used E!y's Cream Balm and advised me to try
It. lProcnred bottle to please him, and
from the first application found relief. It
Is the best remedy have ever tried.-W. G.
MArHEws, Justice Of ths Peace, Shenandoah,
Iowa. t9,at. \sg rrIrkw
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Eucklcn,n Arntcn NAlre

The hest Salye In the world for Cuts. Bruises.
Sores. Users, Salt Rhsun, Fever Sores, Tel.
ter, Chapped Hands, Chiib!ains, Corns' aud
AL Skin Etuptiops, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. Ii is guaranteed
togivs perfect satisfaction, or money refund.
ed. Price rs cents per box. For sale by Lc.
gan & Co. s7I'I = -, -
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AFTER thorough trial Of Elys Cream Balm
am entirely cured OF Ca,arrh, as is also u
member OF my family. The Baim stopped
roaring in my head which had continued for
more than year.-JAME, L erosion, Sexton
at the Tabernacle, Patterson, N J. See adv. ]
ITHs&w
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1ryou arc suffering from sense Of erireme
lreariness, Try one bottle OF Ayers Sarsapurils,
1t wlIl cost you but one dollar, and will do
you incalculabls good. 1t will do away with
that tired feeling, and give you new lie and
energy. - Il. ~ nFg.' MN II
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! HAVE been sufferer for years with Gu.
tarrh, and under u physician's treatment for
over yesr. EIys Cream Balm gave me i'm.
mediate relief. believe AMI entirely cur.
edo. y. DAvII First National Bank, Eliz.
beth, N. J. r" rrlI,aw :
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"slIor deal by docto,!" Such is the
startling caption Of an article in an ex
change. He must be very unskiilful ply
stefan who hiss 10 retort to powder and bal
to get rid Of II patient. 500 y s -
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NornlSa tqna's Aliens Bilious Physic in
quickly relieving Costiveness, Headache,
heartburn aud all other Bilious Troubles:
20 cents, large bottle.-Atdrurgists. rrhsaw
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AkorsfOrd'H Acid Phosphate, In Debility
HH'N From NverWork, NJ
d.. G: W. Collins. Upton, Ind, says: II
used 1t in nervous debility brought. OH by
oVarwcrk In warm weather, with good re-
sults."r an: ls7@l ~ TrhsAw
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"MAN wants but little ear below" said
tho Hchoo! boy who got sounding box on
the side OF bis head
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A Fair Offer.

The Voltaic Belt Co, Marshall, Mich, offer
to send DR.. Dyes Vo,aic Belt and Appli.
ances on trial, Tor thirty days. to men, young
or Old, ttil;cttd with nervous debility, LOST
vitality, aud kindred troubles. See sdyer.
tisement in this paper. TrhsAw
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A BILL has been presented to the State
Legislature TO regulate the manufacturing
Of cider. Is this not unwarranted ipte
ference with the freedom Of the preeeP I !.
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MALARIA positively cured with Emory's
Standard Cure PILE. never failing remedy;
purely vegstable, contain no q,inine, sugsr.
coated.-25 cents. 81, lala4 rrhe4 70
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AN article containing dczen hints on
now to take caro- of a horse is going the
rounds OF the preea, but there il not one
hint as 10 how to get the horse. ~
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Of ths congregation, closely pursued by a

Of ths congregation, closely pursued by 1
small black boy, whose face wore q de-
cidedly j1bilant expression. Z
H'yar's yer horgs, Aunt sylvie,H he
cried, as the old woman started from her
seat In surprise and uttered a loud excla.
nation. II ioun' 'em down In Mr.. Jack.
sons 'tater patch, roo.in' roun' like mad.
Dey'd bus Trough do fence, an reckors
dey's bout spilled dat later crap" ,5
Aunt Sylvie's face was q study. Chagrin
was plainly painted on II. '' @a' (
She turned 10 Brother Jackson.
"Et you rally apecks me ter fall on yer
neck like do Probable Son, and ask you
ter iorgib me, you's countin' out'n do way
constable" she said, stillly. "But Use
free ter own l'se been In do wrong, dough
from fus' ter las Inebah 'cus,ed nobody"
II tries ter be q follerer In de straight
an narrer path" said Brother Jackson,
meekly, IAN don't bar no malice 'gainst
Slater Mack. But hopes do bruddsrs an
sisters elected y'yar dis ebenin' will gree
wild me dat 'quiry meetin's necessary ter
settle dc QUESTIONS oh damages ter my
"Data all foolishness," said Aunt Sylvie.
"Horga Ia horgs do worl' ober, an Is boun'
ter git inter tater patches 81 dey kin. An
dough l dom 'cuse Bother Jackson oh
!az'npss, l mus say as he DON keep hIs
ieuc 8 any too tight. But amt one OF
desc h'yar stubborn folks dat wou' SEQ no
Sense, an Of you choose ter call on ME
ter.morrer we'll talk de matter ober peace.
able" ]r.f .f.-.rl1IalI 80
II accepts dc invitation in de sperit dat
it's offered" raid Brother jackson; and the
inquiry meeting broke up at once, Aunt
Sylvie, with the aid Of the small boy,
driving the pigs from the church and turn.
Ing their heads homeward.
A week later, when Miss Sophie, sur.
prsed by company to tea, went to Aunt
sy!vies for spring chickens, abe found the
OLD wome tricked out with long earrings, a
yellow bead necklace, and a new turban.
You look unusually fine, Aunt Sylvie,"
she said. "What Is going to happen? One
wonld imagine you were dressed lora wed.
ding" g@ 3g..I. m - ~
"Yon's bout /, right chile. lis swine ter
: "And how are the hogs2" inquired
Sophie, smiling. 10I4 -" n
"Dey's topble well, thank'y, Miss"
:, The potatoes didn't prove to much for
them then. I'm glad OF that" Beid Sophie,
facetlously. but how have you settled
with Tony about the damages liz wanted2"
..Oh, dere amt no hard feelin's either
side now. Mr.. jackson and mes exalted
'ciety." ""'
"Equalized it7'"
Yea" and Aunt Sylvie examined her
shining new shoes in an embarrassed
manner. "We's come ter terms-such as
dey ia. He's 'suaded mo to marry i'm.
he says he am all alone an no oman ter
take k'yar OBJ i'm, an it 'peared like it
va, de bes' way ter ekalixs do horgs an
de taters. But de trufe is," sinking her
voice coutiden:ially, The wanted dose
horgs, an he was boun' ter hab 'em. ~
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BY wa'cr Will DO opened March 81. Yard wldc
X!gon. at cents pef yard: Cool Calico cents per
yard; Beat Chcsiot. ccuE par yard; Dress Goods
II hall price: Good Muslin IRON ~ 10 ceu.s; do.
all wool Catsimerts Mt 80 cents: tArpeM from TX
lry Gc0iS AMI kotisns Cal 5000. Rs } ninst .tell
them - ~ ~ W.. FEkREL,
3 nr2l ri. Cor. Main and Twen,y.ilut htrcetA
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QUITE number Of Florida citizens are
spending the winter in the north to escape
tho severe weather, rsf -. -
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Rot by Any MentlN.

When you ask for Benson's Capcine Por.
ouB Plasters don't accept any others Ms "jus,
rs good" 20 cents. e we&w
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MEDICAL,
Toronto.


Atssr,. Ftming Eros: 1M
Sirs,.I take this opportunity Of informing YOU
Of the benefits have derived from Dr. d, No.
Ldne's Lirer Pills. have fortwo years past been
afflicted with severe pain over the eyes, nc.
ness 4 naady beyond tie power and skill Of our
physicians to relieve and cure, caused, rs far rs
myself could judge, by Il diseased state OF the
liver and stomach. Some of the doctors tried
but all in vain, for the dccp.roo,cd disease still
stuck fast. Atlast, procured box Of your val
liable Liverril from druggist here, and found,
after taking portion Of them, that the disease
entirely LEFT me. will closely advising ali those
afflicted as have been, to procure the valuable
medicine at once and save much time and pain.
with little expense With sincere gratitude and
respect, remain, yours respectfully, -s;50 h
GEO. ". RUSSELL, Toronto.
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MONEY often leads men asray. Some Of
them will run after dollar, but q hound
dog Is more ayaricous. liz will follow q
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Home Proof.

~, - g..
o! hsiatey snu Li'ef Di.eMes and Rheumat'sm.-
snnettu !-,,NcihihE teemtd u help me
rau!a not .tt out q ped ~: Sln n cured mo-"
ZEPii; plllLL1P3,.
&. IU,.L N@ wheeling, W. Va.
Tered Tor )cats patent medicine failed TO helm me,
Dr.. SMITH completely curt d me-" ~ -
CHARLES CHADDUCK, ''
Z OF speidel & TO-, WHEEL, <, ". Va.
Eys,c,j, snd tilcc,ated .s,on.chl -.T,on, WOW,
for ys',s "a IL tSstse mo n o. t. gith VI, saa
mo Il iIJiMks sGt r. ,un,,naa .a NY
,.,,. -, ~ '.'A'A"e' nsent.
f.u.-iiaa 'heih LOT iouTIcen years; ~: smith
scroiuls Running 'cs on Hcad.-"My son was
afflicted for fourteen 5esfE Nothing seemed 10
help HIN. Or. smth cured him., -
MRS. CATHERINE CAPS,
Market Street, Wheeling, W, Va,
r.,.o.- u-,r,xo1 t,r 10. - ,y,,h Co.. ~. !,
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TRnSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
+ .l[C!rY REAL. kSrA IL. H. $ II NJ lllll &
~ vhlue OF deed Of trust, dated February /.
1875. to me- made BY Hvrline Ii Dnwnig aud Alex.
.ntcr. !. lownng her husband, and ,u y Of record
In -uhin county, w.st VItI'ni. land records in
nay, AtHlL S. 1881. hegiurins at ten O'CLOCK A. ",
at the ffant door o. tho Ourt House Of raid ohio
county. In tho 'itS Of htc!ng sell at public alc
lion Tho following described real C,t.te situate In
the CITY op WHEELING, that is to y y: beginning
at til. south erst Ger,ler OF Tcntt llatc Madisonj
street. aud NMeet 'trcet, theme, funping louth
with Market street twenIy'u,ne ie; more Or lss.
to t c fame hn,iss ONE, owned Alui o'cipit hy
samuel 4. Robinson; lherce running towards tho
cast parallel with Tenth street seventy two feet
themes running parallel with Market street 10
Tenth str e. and from therce I, the plsce OF be.
g|haiag together With TIE thteett1ry brick build.
Ing md other Improvements there on ~ ~ =.
Terms OF saae-CaYh. =, isasGs. V {
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DR.. J. E. SMITH,
No. l40l CHAPLINE STREET,

Tho test evidence Of y physicians success Is the
testimony OF his patients. The increasing dc.
u,nnrk ior my pUe'slobA services prove that have
dealt honordGly and fairly with those who have
c,nSu!ttd me. lever use n patient name with.
out Permission, though have many hundred cor.
Ind been profonpC. Il lucnrabe. A thorough med.
icai tduca lou. With many Yeas hospital expert.
ence aud fAnilla,ty With THERAPEUTIC agents, a
clo.e ob.cryante Of tcnipetamentsl pcculiarltles
aad !t!iri attention 10 higlenic management In.
turos SUCCESS. cure iipoSsiblc aud frankly give
Tho N nj, III. ~ - 49,
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The REV. GEo. H. TuAYER, Of Bourbon,
Ind, says: both myself md wife owe ouI
lives to sHlLoH's CoH.uMrrloN CURE" Ef0
ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation. Dizziness, Ltss Of Appetite
Yellow ekin? Bhiloh's vitalizsr is positiye
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commissioners.

,-.,,n,,,Nt In lSIS, iot Is yean, by The lHgila'
lnco,Io,rSt lnuAI and charitable purposes-wlth
!qi s,ai ot Il GWo-,o which reserve iund 81
tt9oMn aSSs,wSelmIng popular vote. Ia franchise
" ~ o's' vi nj lid prrScnt Ststc ConEtit
saopted DScmber!, A. D. ioW ,,, o,do.od y,
"! .Hsl IOfIIS II. Gsnd Single Number drawings TAXI
slss monthly. ..,,nr tn win 4 ho,,une. rou,,h
Asplg H.,"r ClNs u. In the Academy OF Mn
GnaII sW snnRIEIEs. IUEADaf, april Sth,
M; i"is,tn Monthly Drawing.
''' 70. ptrIJ. PRIZE t75OO0
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tl INeto FORK.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, No. AS Seventh street.
testify that they have both been suffering with the
liver complaint for about five years, during which
and tried many remedies, but to no purpose.
Finally. hearing Of DR.. c. Mcltinsl Lirtr btNs.
prepared by Fleming l'ros.. Pittsburgh, Pa,
they purchased four boxes, which they took ac-
corting to tho directions accompanying each box,
and now pronounce themselves perfectly cured o.
that distressing disease rT.f'I' .-s,l m :
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THE face Of the sun is covered With
Dlotches again. The sun should take some
thing Tor its blood. ,5,. IN. I'm 3 ,Sa
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Why WILL You cough when shilohs Cure
Will gsys immediate rslief. Price 10 cts., so
cts. and 81. ms .5,...|- - :. :
snlLoH's CATAREu REMEnY-a positive cure
Tor Catarrb, Diphtheria and Canter Mouth,
For esle hv MGI.ain Rrcs AVID A r. Ynnnr
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,,o ann T,cteu al FIVE DOLLARS EACH
IoV''0yy fractions, IN FlilhS In plopoEtiou.
I1NsHI lsr NH rhl2ES.

r,y Prizes amounting ..."..""......."""s2ts,bO 300
Applia.,on for rl,es to clubs shonld be made
oN W, phst Information, write clearly, giving iuD
.di,css Male i. d. Money ordrs payable and
adde's EcsIkteTei Le!tGn 70
NEW 0gLE4SS NATIONAL. BAER
New OrleAnE, La
pnSTll, MOTIFS anil ordinary Letters by Mai
Ar yxp,cs (aii sums Of IS aud upwards br Express
"Vu' N, /. DAUpHIN,
Ii
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BOOSTERS, HANGERS, CARDS, ETO.
~, n tsyle1 t5At Au'tbs hasi a The i,sily Iun)
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Autralns dsily except sunday. NJ n :. ---'--,
Pnllmar's Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Carr
/ Through without change from steubenville East 10
philadelphta and New York. Wet 10 Columbus,
ut. Louis. D. TI00' - - r., 80
For through tickets, baggage checks. sleeping car
ply 70 JNO. q. ToMLIEhON, Ticket Agent ri l'In.
handle etatton, foot Of Eleventh street. or u CITY
| 1icket ONCE, under Mcclure House, Wheeling. TN
81 h li. s.H JAMIE McCREA, : si
'g5+ Manager, Columbus Ohio.
r'l 4. A. FORD, .g7-s ~ Il
Genl PAYS. aud Ticket Agent PItXbIl nh. Pa.
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"Yes, | did" answered jackson, looking
confused. II went ober ter see Sister
Mack, ter get shain' fer MY reuraIjy; an
looked in dc hors pen as went by,
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#H j =. . e.. . d
AN you let 'em outer do pen. | knows
you:did," interruptedAunt Sylyie, rising to
her feet. Ut amt no us'n my tryln' ter
keep horgs, nohow. Dat cabin OF yourn'p
got de plaugue. Do las man what ibid in
! had pow'lul leanin' to'rde horps, too,
Hes dead now, an amt de one ter 'cuse
de dead; but had TO- or five hores while
he Was deere, an dey dwindled down is !
one. I don'say what came Oh 'em. De
mans dead, an amt h'yar ter speak ie1
hisself; but dcee horgs 20. sca'ce oncom.
mon ins. Folks i'll dis b 'ygr nejphbahood'f
sot do horg fever, pears like. i saw Brud.
der Pole E.ca,ryin' long a fat ehoto las'
night, an i looked prw'iul like" 4, "a
"Et dls h'yar meeIin's gwine ter low
mjzerhle i!Geh oman ter irow mud at DE-
brudders, | baigs ter be lowed tor leave
interrupted a cadsverous looking individ
ual, turning unessily in bis seat
"Et de church hes i got enn,
'qnirjcs ter make, Use ready an
wilIin' ter answer 'em; but I wont I'll
still in de Lawd's house IN. Taxa n,
'oman'a tongue. ! amt h'yar Ter dat
nohow." IN h i'."Hl So 1'''
E"Dis hy'ar .'quiry mcetin's called to .;
de pe,,ic'lars 'btut Sister Maek's horpas.
said Brother Parker, with dignity, "ai
we dom wanter take up fresh questions a
present. Sister Mack will please ter con
tlno herself to de matter in han, Now
dis, horgs must a. gone somehow, nm
slams TO res y Ga |sEG'i.
He was interrupted by a loud gruntin
outside the church, and the next instau
] four lean black hogs rushed into the mid
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GLIGnTLY DAMAGED GOODS

r., Z, . J. ..-..2.5f5s "A. J. CLARKE, Trustee.
~. q HGRpEy. turtinnrtir AS .gcr5Ia m * " q
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strong illustration Of monopolistic
shrewdness in manufacturing political
capital, and at the same time lining their
own pockets. We commend the letter
OF MR.. CROMWELL to the northern press
and advise its republication.
Editor HERALD.
DEAR SIR: i SEQ an article in this
mornings issue Of the HERALD on the
Republican style of bulldozing which
know to be fact, from what have seen
personally, when | was in Cincinnati.
1t Is no uncommon thing for the Repub-
lican party. Now think there is a rem
edy to check IL to certa n degree. Let
all true Democrats contribute money TO
help all who are discharged or thrown
ont of employment on account Of their
political preferences to vote the Demo-
cratic ticket. There are many Demo.
Gratis who will contribute TO support
ineH in such a case to enable them to I've
during this struggle for liberty and indie
pondence, and | think they will respond
to save their country from such corrup-
ton, as they will then be enabled to live
through this struggle.
SAMUEL BRoMwELL,
An old time Lincoln Republican.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-19
RESPONSE TO OUR BuLLpozlNe
ARTICLE.

Theamexed letter will give some idea
OF tho practical bulldoSing used by tho
Republicans in their jealous efforts to
hold on to the power they now possess.
Many failing factory seizes upon tho
political situation" MS an excuse for
Their disgracenl swindling Of creditors
and employees. They say that II the
Democrats succeed they must suspend,
aud then, asina noticeable case in Penn.
sylvania duringtho lIANcors campaign,
fail lngloriously when the Republicans
succeed. In that instance they ascribed
the sad misfortune TO the agitation of the
tariff question. II is observable that the
same pretty but rather Transparent
game is stu being played, and present.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-19
JeueIers Seeking proteetion.

PROVIDENCE, Il. l., Oct. IL. The meet
Ing of manufacturing jewelers. in this
city and Attleboro to consider tho late
failures in tho trade and protecting the
manufacturers and jewellers, and taking
steps toward the formation of New
England board OF trade, was held to
day. Statistics were read showing that
in the last three months tho number of
honest failures wore Is, with liabilities
ofNibm0; doubtful failures, IL; liahili-
ties S29O,UOO; dishonest failures q: liahili-
ties s2700V, All those failures W ere in
the wholesale iowelry trade. The total
number Of failures was 80. with liabili-
ties 81 ,0i5,0O0. The largest per cent. Of
fered for compromise was 49, y, and the
smallest 10 per cent. II was voted to
form An organization for protection.