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GRACE (whisperine): "What lovely boots
your partners got, Mary!" Mary (di,to)
"Yee; unfortunately he chimes at the wrong
end" .s7i.Ts,r7. /, ~ {. ilsi3f.i5g 3 :
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Wholesale Agents: LOGAN & Co., Wheeling.
Y. Va, and J. Q. DENT s. Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio. ssa-4s 5I' i+rtr' DIV
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Delicate md Feeble Ladies'.

Thoio languid tlresI me sensatioau, causing you
to feel tcatcoy able to DO OH your feet that con.
slant drain that Is taking f;om your sysem all lis
former elasticity; driving tho bloom from your
checks; that continual strain upon your vital
forces, rendering you irritable aud frctiul can
eaiily DO removed by tho use OF that marvellous
remedy, Hop Blitors. irregularities aud obs,ruc-
tIons OF your systcm arc relieved at once, whllc
the special csasc OF periodical pain arc permanent.
~ removed. Nocc receive 30 much benefit, and
none are 60 profoundly grateful and chow such All
interest IN Recommending Hop Ri.ten al women.
FEELS Young AGAIN, &,
my mother was afflicted long time with Eeu.
ralSia aud dull, heavy, inactive condition Of the
whole ,ystem; headache. nervous prestratlon, aud
was almos. helpless. No physicians or medicines
did her any good. Three months ago sho began TO
use Hop Bl!ters with tuch .sood eject that The
seems and feels young again, although over 70
years Cd. We think there Is no other medicine 1T
to use In the iasnlly."-A lady In Providence.
5A BRADFORD, Pa Nay s, 1875.
It has cured mo Of several diseases such as nery.
ousucs, scknes, at The stomach. monthly troubles
etc. have not seen sick day, In q year, since
took Hop Bltter,. All my neighbos use them.
90 ~ hst Mes. FANNIE GREEN.
saoD Lcsr.-"A tour Of Europe that cos. mo
sS,o0o. donc me lem good thaa one bottle OF Hop
Bltters; they also cured my wife OF fifteen years'
nervous weakness sleeplcssncSs and dyspepsia"
R. n, Auburn, MY.
HIGH AUTHORITY.
Hop Bitters Is not. In any sense. an alcoholic
beverage or liquor, aud could no. be sold Tor us,
except t, perso:s deslrous Of obtaining nj dcinal
bisters. GREEN B. RAuM,
US. Com. internal Revenue
a. 70. BLooHINGvILLg, O., May !, 20.
SlRa:-1 have been tuG, ring ten years and tried
your Hop Bitten and 1t done me more good than
ell the doctors. Miss 8. 8. BOONE
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No. 1404 CuAPLINE STREET,
Y Near Fourteenth Street

testimony OF his patients. Tho increaEipV ID.
annk Tor my professional services prove that Ihaye
dealt honorS6ly. And fairly with those who have
consulted nc. nevor use a patients name With.
out permission, though hAvo rlauy hundred cer.
tificates from thote whom | have cured after they
had been pronounced inCulable. A thorough med.
ical education, with many years hospital export.
ence and familiarity with therapeutic agents. a
end stu lot attention 10 hygienlc management In.
Huree trccces, cure tsp0sslble, and frankly give
tho paG cnt my opinion. lgaE IllI--I II - ''',
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EDUCATIONAL
OCEAN STEAMERS.
REDUCTION,

A MOTH Err GREAT REDUCTION.
Passage Tickets to Liverpool, Queenstown, Glas-
VOW, or Eelias. oily si7.00, including boarding.
i,om Philadelphia or New York. -s1.
70. further inlorn' alton call at tho European
Steamship Agency Of II. +. BEHRENS,
PIT Market Street.
Foreign Exchange at low est rates to all parts Of
the world SSH tF sfrl april
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MotherSwan's Worm Syrup.
1ntallible, tasteless, harmless, cathsrtic; ior
leveriahness, restlsssness, worms, constipa.
ton. Twenty-Five cents. {5.i5.5sl1 }.1s5gi'} 4
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.tUl.. a.-sa .Nsto York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, No. AS Seventh street,
testify that they have both been suffering with tho
time they have spent a large amount Of money
and tried many remedies, but 10 no purpose.
Finally. hearing Of Dr. g. XcLdne's Lietr tLis,
prepared Ivy Fleming Nros., ritt,hurgh,, Pa,
cording to the directions accompanying each box,
and now pronounce themselves perfectly cured Of
that distressing disease, 81 aHrfF IL ',,g ra...I
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We arc SO thankful to Say, that our nursing baby
was permanently cured o! dangerous and pro.
,ractcd constipation and i,regularlty OF the bow.
els By the use Of Hop BI,ters by It's mother. which
q. the came time restored her to perfect health and
'strergta.-The Parents. Rochester, N. Y.
my1l.av PAW ,ff.E r-l.--- II -. -. r. IL f.
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"Huchu.Puihn

Qaick, complete cure, all annoying Kid
ney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases. One
dollar. Druggists. .,5.5g l,ill ggg
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-. n q -T-I.----- V1tF6IduU, OUlU.
Wholesale Al ents: Logan / Co., Wheeling,
". Va, and J.. 9. DENT & Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio. FIJI. s'-rNE B&W
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THROUGH A PASTORAL EDEN.

E;ol4y- fya ,,;lo, ,,o. A.. ,,,
pouksa I,St par TI Pa ne Unlcuso, NIL
nas,nrol FJan ~ r aa ausHy, tn5oueh
and meadows oordans ovid . ~ IN dnu am LIB
s,ot,ed th;rh eth ioraiM s sns.iy s,oses'
oo o ona s from ~ rh;ooay9 "a; , notnes'
the beautiful and th,;v;ue ~ n,a,r tMaIkee
Wisconsin. Alter run Of thirty miles
lal.hpi, pass .ne stacey oold'e.s Home,
past .bm;. i;s ;s,l. anu Nasnotan,
VIII .aei !nse''Ae iaAes, !peir winding
f sa!hs aau 1in1ses, anu taer lisets OF tiny
ooass' .; auu oS is; WIN Hs twenty
s so sasty lakes IL leacnea. II has, IN
NV ils,;. snpt r. 5esie, spfuns INTO pace OF
na..ot,sl mus ~ p;ace o! iaahlonaole re.
sIis. ,h 40 W pSsa ~ ane ~ltcnlng Strains
.. Gasa'es.a us.t a,s waited oyer tue
Sa:ss' dt ~ WIN 'ae sweep OF Silken
;nn .; ano ' t;npa as'et VI un'y leet 5eep
Ky ,ane t tae' ,hraht ~ Eol. OF hunic
~, LIZ .na ah ,aio ou.Ls " etiy nea!ls
anS w .uu s1t ha lmsiooy VI mlitniul lips.
oniy a hs y. u,. . lun away IL Wauk:
kesna, WIN l!s pa's.ial no;e's anu famous
spianSs san;1 " i.es auttne.' through
puIn na seri nn " S.e~a as De%i.ehing as
sS ;l deIis ce ,muVir ~sila ana
a mr vorv;uu mao ~ IoIo;do.o o,Sm -an
e esenta,cnt Ni;,os ~, 1n na;iao en-
Cra o;is ,rsa"s rachs n.s ~ pac'uiea'
w n ,iaas rr,S;nS r;" "os I'M
Ssoenie,a t;rr aSs. r.ta,0 o Spaln,
md endless wealth Of foliage and flora suaeo :
Ists-dr " ~ ST. pArv1 = Il 80 -.
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DR.. Fraxierss Roo, Bi,tcrx.

OEs IEULIeEB 1HUUI BITtCFBs : ~
FrsElsr'a Root Bitters are not q dram shor
beverage, but are strictly medicinal in every
ser SO. They act strongly upon the Liver and
HI ineys. keep tbs bowels open and regular
Gle ,nse the blood and:system OF every impu'
rlty: Sold by druggists. 81 90.
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HHrH - n 10. ST.. H.
Z, LOGAN q CO., sole Agents, Wheeling, ". Va
Proprieto,s Logan d Co. = floaSant Worm syrup AND
Ch!ld PhySc Best In use. ig5,'.,Ff1 iEt.hwY&w
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OuHCES IN Blk HOURS,
Cures ID 3 days. Drug store
bN. 18th b., Phlla. lbs7 MAJ.
fss r., Wheeing, leNpAv
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Ole g :M,telliIQ]etaer:..
A SEA KIlNlI.

oflcei Nus. 20 anu ~ fourteenth Street.
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THE CITY OF CONVERSATIONS.

Be-. $500 Va VI SoSt ENllUNS,
Chicago was reached at m early hour IN
Tuesday, morning. The day was spent
very pleasantly by the pilgrims, the BRO.
gramme being about as follows: |. A
bangup breakfast. 9. A visit TO. the lake
shore and the Exposition buildings, wbere
preparations arc in progress Tor the meet
ing Of the National conventions OF the two
great political parties. 3. An hour at The
panorama Of the battle OF Gettysburg. un-
doubtedly one Of the greatest and moat
llte'like representations ever produced
upon canvas by the painters brush, the
bloody scenes Of that terrible Sd day of
July, 'G3, being 80 faithfully portrayed that
hundreds in tue vast audience presentw
many OF whom, perhaps, had reason to re-
member that day-were Affected to tears.
Here we met Mrs. Judge R. H.. Cochran,
formerly OF Wheeling, who said she had
already spent an hour every day for a
wsek in the panorama building, but still
abe could not resist the fascination OF the
awful scene. Next the pilgrims drove out
to the beautiful, and spacious Lincoln
Park, where they put in several hours paz.
ing at the fine collection OF the animal kind
in the "Z,o" department, and wandering
through the labyrinths OF the Horticultural
department. Thus the day was spent in
regulation sort OF way. In fact, the ouly
thing OF any moment that. occurred didn't
It came about in this wise. At noon the
commander diHapreared, coming back TO
us couple Of hours later with an expres-
sion Of joy upon bis coun,enance. he had
in his hand o small piece of paper, which
he raised triumphantly. Isl, {, 49, az
The male emigrants gazed for moment
and tten fell upon each others necks,
Words were vain. There are some mo.
mcnts in this life when the pinions Of alb.
solute happiness are uniettered, and man.
forgetting that he is mortal, reyels in
perfect bliFs Of expectation, without a
single care Tor the future. Such fine
for the future. The commander had ex.
hibited an invitation 10 visit lager beer
brewery. Visions OF long reaches Of wing
ed beer glasses grew and faded in fancy,
and showers OF pre;zsls rained from some
,erial bakery. w IA
But the dream was rudely broken, The
Tho female immigrant were too numerous,
and Immediately voted tho invitation out
Of order. 49,.
Oh, woman! woman ! ! woman Il!
n y n = . a p r
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Z pllTsBURGH DIVE

WHEELING I: PITTSBURGH DIVl-
w BIoE, BE 0. 3. r. ~
On and aites November IS, ttal-= will suIyS
and depart rs iollows-Wheeling time: y,
:, For PitbouIsh--d9o a. 4. And SOS ?. m dair.
For Wseting.on-e:2o, Dos a. M eos, Gas p. n.
From pitv,ouIgh-96o s. Ii. and $40 p. m daily,
g,oni Wssalnsten-6:oo, $50 e n, l;l5, GO p N.
Trains !csytus Wheeling at go 8. n. and s:C5 r.
"A. MAKE Clcsc connection at Washington 10:
MaJncabpIS. and at Pittsburgh with tiaius on
Pittsburgh Division Tor Baltimore and CounelIs
Coke Region. and points caSl OF Pittsburgh.
9. x LORD, Gen. Pas. AEl, Esluinof,!, Nd.
TuOs. 81. KING Gen. Supt, tl.sbns.h, IA.
= = u. u. SMITH .1'aRL AGENT. Pittsburgh. Pa
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PRAZfxR's MAGIC olNTMESr

Tile gr eatcat blessing that has been discoy.
cred in tL'is generation. Assure cure for Bule
Bur os. soi 'es, Cuts, Flesh Wounds, Sore Nip.
ples Hard and Soft Corns, Chappsd Lips and
Han as Pilnples and Blotches.< Price SOC.
Sold by Drn ggists. g.. II.
FRAz Ter MEDICINE, Co Prop's,,
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Rev. 7. O. IRdd writes:-"Dr SInIih's pn;ies.
alonGl services In ny family have been most sstis.
factory. and commend him 10 all as . gentlern An
and tkilliul physician" - = =
Mrs. Margaret ko!b says: II had been suffering
Tor seven years and treated by many phyticians ior
dyspeps.s. DR.. smith said had apc worm. and
In eight hours removed monster l09 feet long"
females, give Inc peculiar advantages in such casea
Persons cured OF catarrh, diseases OF heart liyer
stomach, kidneys. skin, blood, nervous Affections
and weaknesses Of men mud youth, scroiulA and
asthma testify to M suoccN. - - : -
Plies cured without tho knife, .'-i575
Patients at distance may DO treated by letter
aad satisfaction guaranteed. chart for ,elIeI.
animation sent on receipt Of two starn:s
ard advice returned free. J. MI $3.50 -
Consultation 1t office free. Office hours from
l. \. TOT P. ", daily. Call on or address -
JOHN z SMITH, u. D.,
MY No. lAI Chanlina 81 Mhnoliu,z ~ ".
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Wholesale Grocer. lain st., Wheeling. ". Va.
UlCera.ions Of Rectum, Prollpsus and Piles -
WAS given up 10 die and pronounced inourable,
Dr.. Smith cured me without knife" - =
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Home Proof.

Home Proof. .H
Kidney and Liver Diseases and Rhcumatsm.-
Suffered Misunderstanding seemed to help me:
could not got gu, Of bed. 6r. Smith cured mo-"
4sg.T9.. -F-.sl - zRpH. PuILlIPS,
Wheeling, W. Va.
Cs.arrh, Polypus OF Nose. Impaired vocc,-sui
Dr.. Smith completely cured me-" = -
VA. CHARLES CHADDUCK,
OF spcldel & Co.. Wheeling, W, Va,
Dyspepsia and liberated stomach.-"Treatueut
Tor years failed to give me relief Dr., Bnith cured
me- THOMAS HOLT, InsuIAno Agent. :
Fts.-"Had them for fourteen ycara Dr.. smith
cured me-" III, LOUIS +. WASHER GToN.
scroiulR, Running So!es on Head.-"My son wss
afflicted for fourteen years. Nothing seemed 70
help him. Dr.. enlith cured him." -, - =
- MRS CATHERINE GAPS,
3E Market Street, Wheeling, W, Va,
Cincer.-"suHercd for years with Cancer, Had
1t cut out three trues Itreturned after each oper.
alton. Or. Smith cured Iac without knife, cansIic
or pain" y Mss. H. N. CIRCUIT.
,,Ifles, FIftuls OF Anua-ylst on my back for is
weeks. Reported dying. Dr.. snlilh cured u,e
without kIlie In five weeks -. =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-16

cure relief for the victims, while the
Reagan substitute does away with
such an intermediary and puts the
means OF relief and retaliation directly
in the sufferers hands.
The committee bill declares 1t to be
unlawful for any railroad company to
charge any person moro for transport
alton of freight given distance than
is charged another person for the same
service prohibits the allowance Of re-
bates or drawbacks to one person
which are not allowed to all; prohibits
pooling OF other arrangements by
which competing roads divide between
themselves their aggregate proceeds OF
transportation, or their earnings. For
violation Of any Of these prohibit
tlons, the road or corporation so offend
ing Is liable to prosecution and fine Of
not more than $1,000 for each
ohense, and the person against whom
discrimination is practiced can recover
actual damages, together with allow
ance for expenses and counsel fees.
The prosecution and regulation Of the
roads are to be DO effected through a
commission OF three persons, whoshall
receive a salary Of $1,000 a year, each,
together with clerk hire.
The Reagan substitute contains pro-
visions similar to these, except that
there is no commission feature about
It. Another distinguishing feature Of
the substitute is a prohibition against
charging higher rate for haul
ing freight shorter than for longer
distances, which Is intended
to break up the practice Of discrimi-
mating against one point and in favor
OF another. The penalty for disre-
garding the requirements of the pro-
posed law is fine OF not less than
$1,000 for each violation, and the pei
son suffering by being charged un-
equal rates may recover three times
the actual damages, with costs and
counsel fees.
The general effect Of the Reagan sub.
Htitu,e Is hsrsher than the committee
bill, and it will be opposed by those
members who are friendly to the rail
roads or are under their influence.
The railroads themselves will fight
both the committee bill and the sub
stitute, but II they think there is a
probability of one Of them passing, the
committee bill will be favored by them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-16
Illtem. IL,lnr 40 rnr 1ss1.

The Living Ags will soon enter upon It's
forty-nrst year Of successful publication. As
II Is the only satisfactorily complete and
fresh compilation OF an Indispensable cur
rent literature which grows richer and more
abundant every year In the work OF the
ablest writer's OF the time, IL s invaluable 10
the American reader. supplying tho place
OF many reviews, magazines and papers, n
enables him " small expenso, considering
the quantity and quality of the reading fur.
nished, to keep paos with the best thought
aud well abreast OF the best literature OF the
day. The prospectus of this magazine for
1885 is worthy the attention of all who arc
selecting their reading-matter for the new
year. Reduced clubblng rates with other
periodicals are given, and to new subsorib-
ers remittlng now for the year lSS5;the inter
vening weekly numbers are sont gratis
Littell & Co, Boston. are the publishers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-16
Alden,s IIternrr ne,olntInn.

Jchn b. Aldens Literary Revolution.
though possibly not making so large
noise" in the world as three or four years
ags when Its remarkable work was new to
the public, is really making more substan-
ilal progress than ever before. A noticeable
Item IS the Improved quality OF the book
Issued. Guizors famoui History OF France, =,
not sold, TN recently, for muca less than
so, is put forth In eight small octave vol.
umes ranking with the handsomest ever
iseued from American printing presses, In.
Guiding the iS full page original niustrs.
lions, aud u sold for 81. Rawllnson'A ce,o-
hrsted "seven Great Monarchles OF the An.
Client Eastern World" is produced In elegant
form, with All the malis ana Illustrations.
reduced 10 price from Sis TO s275. These are
but representative OF al immense list of
standard works, ranging In price from two
cents 10 nearly 20. which are set forth in a
descriptive catalogue OF 100 pages and which
" sent iree 10 every applicant IL certainly
II worth the cost Of postal cRrd 10 the mn
lshsFi John b. Alden. 8S] Pearl stresi. New
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-16

TirE great Industries OF America form the
subject Of n series OF articles which will COM
mence in the January number OF Harpers
Magazine with a paper entitled "a Pair of
shoes, written by Howard Nudge Neuhall,
leading shos manufacturer in Lynn. This
article "beglns with the beginning aud ends
with the end" tracing a shoe from the exist
cnce OF the skin on the bsck Of the animal
through the treatments Of tanning and
currying which make Il leather, and so on
amid the scores Of processes which, in these
days OF the division OF machine labor, do
each It's part toward making the complete
shoe a pair OF shoes, II seems,
contains forty-.our separate pieces, aud
goes through the bands OF per
haps hundred people, although IL costs the
wearer but two or three dollars. one hun
dred and thirty thousand people are EN-
ployed In this Industry, and their average
earnings are somewhat over $3.50. These In
dustrial articles are planned 10 give, In read
able fashion n clear Idea Of how tho Import
ant articles are made, who make thom, how
much they earn, and how they live; in short
to Inform Americans how they are clothed
fed and otherwise served in these days oil
machinery, and how q cir fellow-Americans
earn their respective livings. This enter
prise IS directly in line with the Harper ideal
OF informirg while interesting the great body
q tun ppuula.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-16
Quicls Work.
Tlmn lOhlol HoraId.

Geo p Rowell a Co., No. 10 Spruce street.
New York, are the most prompt and reliable
advertising agents we have; ever had auy
business dealings with during our seven
years experience We have handled con.
siderable advertising through them and
never had a dispute on n.Rccount, never
had delay Of one moment more than Is
absolutely necessary to glance over their
books They have their system 10 complete
that our last statement containing tho ac
counts or eight different advertisers aud
covering different dates, which was sent to
Now York from this office on Monday, Nov
H. was received IN the advertising depart.
ment OF Row ell's in New York on the 10th,
and at fvc g clock on the 2Oth we had their
dram FOR the full amount
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-16

Tor January is certainly the most beautiful
nnmher ever Issued. even OF that pforressi =.
lady'Sbook. There are two steel engrnyines
each gem inits way; "The Rag.naby - ~
ter the celebrated German artist. Kpaps
and "a Bud Among Blossoms amer the
hardly less celebrated Carl scnon. NEXT
there Is colored pattern for a curtain.bor
der etc, ETC., most exquisite and costly AZ
fair: A. retail IT would certainly cost af,y
cents. The donble-sixed fashion plate. prinf
cd nom steel, aud c0lored BY hand, IL also
miracle oIbeauty As FOR the stories. etc
they arc The best possible; ali original. and
all by American writer's. Mrs. Ann a
Stephens begins powerful noveiet. "A
Aotherless GIRL which will bring teArs a.
every eye Mrs.Jno. Sherwood ofHey Yort +,
"rhe Loaf AriAcno.n carries the reader into
thevory heart Of that exclusive Finh.avsans
society Of which she Is 10 distipsnishea m
ornament. Among the other not,eesh,s
contributors are MIs. r. HARDING ns,,.
Frank Lee Benedict, and the an,hor =,
Josiah Aliens Wife, aud the .nny,ni
= feiier,' ~ The latter, IL The funniest th,n.
Of the Kind We ever read. For iaat.s
or families OF refinement "peiersap,, !.
the inagaslnc snd It's price il "a Nv u -.
mofits are high, Tor II IS hut i've :, ~
lars oar Siih great deductions NJ c.uhs
ciubs. specimens are sent gfefia $3.50, sa,t.. W
Tor, 20 Htt UP clubs with Addlcss gi.'estn
4 4, PETERSON, ~ Chestnut street, philadelnsis'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-16

Tux late bulionRtre organ "as got up an
issue ON free grass,n says neither tho Times
or Houston Age win issue deop-Wstor cdi.
tlon this year. Both papers are of that class
which doth despiss thams, whether suck
sharps come In the shape OF maps. showing
how deep water a. Galveston IL to benofit
Texas, or IN editorials showing how the rob
berry OF the school fund by the bull-Whacksrs
is 10 benefit the same ststo. Neither paper
viii issuo a special edlt.on.-D alias Times.
No Dallas paper can be expected to
tell the truth. The Houston Aye IS
opposed to the lease law. We would
like for the Times TO answer ques-
ton: If the "bull-whackersn are the
sole beneiiciarics Of free grass, y why
did the national convention Of cattle
men at st. Louis declare themselves In
favor Of n lease law, which would en-.
able the b, WIS 10 tie up fromsettle.
ment the public lands IN the North
western states and territories "alloe
sameep as they do IN Texas? II the
Times really despises shams,
let II discuss the disposition OF
the public lands in Texas in
a spirit free from prejudice,
and as the legislature viii discuss il
when the time comes. BY the way,
did 1t never occur to the Times that
"the ISSUE is an issue. and that the
discussion OF the lease law by news,
papers and legislatures is proof OF the
fact?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-16
WIG Interstate oommoroe pllla


Mr., Reagan's substitute for the bin
favored by the committee on com
merce Of tho house will probably be
considered Thursday, when the house
will decide which shall be given pref.
erence, the committees bill or the
Reagan substltute.
The whole subject OF congressional
regulation OF interstate commerce lsAfg.
Reagan's offspring, He Is the author
of the original interstate commerce
bill introduced In congress- several
years ago, and has struggled for the
success Of his pet measure under dis.
couraging surroundings without abat-
ing any OF the zeal Of man who has
faith IN his undertaking. He has now
got the matter TO point where his
proposed substitute will have fair
field IN the contest.
There Is but one material point Of
diife ence between the two bills to he
considered. Both intend federal regu-
latlon Of railroads, but differ only ID
the manner Of providing for their
regulation. Tho committee hin pro.
vides railroad commission TO invsatl-
gate 81 violations Of tho law and So