Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-05

transparencies, with their opposite an1
forcible designs and notices. From the
neatly and skilfully painten designs of the
professional artist, to the roughly outlined
sketches of the amateur, they were Of pecu-
liar point and struck home every time. Some
Of the large transparencies reproduced the
cartcon from Puck, in the original colors,
| but they were not more taking, though
more pleasing to the eye than the homely
designs on some home topics.
DESIGNS FROM PUCK.
One design represents Elkins hard at
work with sc ap endeavoring to wash the
tattoo marks from Blaine. The expressions
of both faces show he is not succeeding,
and the motto tells the story; "Elhns soap
will not dc"
Boss Tweed, in convict suit, is pictured
as saving 81 cast my anchor to windward,
too, but where is my vindication. THE
rat Tribune viii vindicate Blaine"
"Jim and Jack" on the log, gazing pen
ively in the water below. is one design,
while another represents Paul Blaine and
Florence looking out to see what the
wild waves are saying The waters are roll
ing in labeled revolt"
Cleveland grasping the hand of labor is
shown, while on the reverse is: "Blaine had
better visit the Hooking Valley" The
same one has the history of Blaines pro-
hibition dodge: Prohibition in Maine, fear
in Ohio" He is represented as two-sided,
one hand grssping petition and the other
a glass of beer. Another shows him pen
sively eyeing a whisky still and barrel Of
beer, while the motto refers to his views Of
the bigoted German.
"Tll never write another letter" is on
one, which shows him sitting at desk, with
MulEigan ink all over his hands. my love
to Mrs. Fisher" 81 will be no deadhead,"
and "I'll cast an anchor to windward' are
on the same.
A bust Of Washington was shown, with
the motto. This is not James G, Blaine. !"
Soap. or perish exclsims Blaine with
his hands outstretchvd in piteous appeal,
STATE NOTICES.
NAM of the banners and transparencies
bore very appropriate State notices Some
OF these were: West Virginia not in the
market, Mr.. Elkins; Windy Wilson will
win, West Virginia can neither be bought
nor bribed;" West Virginia solid for
Cleveland and Reform This State will
revenge the steal of 1876" One bore the
couplet-
We'll paint the State-house green
When Duffy rules the land.
The county people had county affairs
prominent. "Richland good for 100 ma
jority;" " "Trisdelphia solid for the whole
ticket; " " HaudIsn Tor Sheriff" were some
Of these.
GENERAL NOTICES AND DESIGNS.
Tell the truth, was on a lean horse as
ne esntered along. mo Government with
big end" Honesty VS.. Corruption, mo
salary grabbers," and the like were very
frequent. The following motto was con-
spicuous:
Tell the truth-Cleveland.
Open the books-Hendlicks
The Washington club had: "The stu
dents of Blaine Alma Mater, not attracted
by his magnetism, will vote for Cleveland
Hendricks and Reform The Claysville
boys outlined Blaine foreign policy in a
bAoAopoACuSl SuO"llS Ddllltl
Sweeney languishing in a British prison,
while Blaine was Secretary Of State.
Workingmen we're particularly interested
in the following; I'VE have had 20 years Of
R7fRggPEeap ,tsEiff legislation and vet our
Give us change" And another; "eEk
cinnati has 10000 men out OF work. Where
is Republican tariff A couplet ran:
while the letters hold out to burn
The independents may return"
Magnetic craftsmanship" Burn the
Letters The Mountain State Can Never
be Bought" Whoa, Mulligan" Strike
While the Iron is Hot and Save Our Coun
trys Industries. Cleveland and Reform
Hendricks and Revenge" These were
some Of the many notices. while there
we're others that escaped notice at the
time.