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rios, pilesii Piles..i

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ing Piles; One hex has cured the worst
cases Of twenty years. standing. No gne
need suffer Ave minEtes after using WI
.lism's Indian File Ointment. Il absqrhs
tumors, allays itehiIIg, acts % p ppultiee,
gives instant relief. Prepared only fof
Files, itehipg Of the private parts, nothing
else. Sold w Drug. lists and mailed on re-
ceipt price, 81, Frazier Medicine Co.,
proprietots, Cleveland, Ohio. Wholesale
I'D III. Bsss 6 stss}Ps Shi -
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:. S, =; SALE.

l.y Asu. Blake &c., cd In 81: q wS SeRiteipi
-, s,1 Y; a,,s C.hers. la Chaacerys !,
y5EIFeII R n decree Of the Municipal Court 81
By y ~ I,SSie md entered 10 the above entitled
Wheeling H.. III jSy Of February, 1885, VIII, on
n4nses Sa tbr iii bay OF MARCH, 1855. begin.
Tptsun ~ - ts,SSrF a NJ at the front door OF the
Gns y ,N yS al Ohio county III the City q hecl
LeuT wv Virginia, proceed 70 Aell at puplc auc.
lns ,Ss Eil1wiuE named real estate, th9t toeay;
4G 9 I ny VSne.6aIt % & lot numbered nine W
Ihe W., M m bert twenty six ~ ~ the loWn o.
~ ~, WbssluS, with all the buildings ana I'M
SSSyemenIS thereon. All. a, a. r,,rb y,o,o
TEA sS,CbnseT may elect TO pay, In cash on the
y Lag W. SnI tie reSIduG Of same in two equsi
dAy y nj I@yEble respectively In SIX Cel and
lnl III ,n6nihS from the day Of Aale, the credit
e..IrsSti bearing interest iFom day Of ~, 84a
IassA!S.,sT executing notes therefor with per
tho Unite lar The payment NJ same 10 the NAILS.
sOan ~ ,bS undermined special Commissioner,
lAcp9l M TtSIeCIyo dates and tho title TO be
E!!.issd nnIIl The whole Of the purchase money u
III mi conveyance directed BY the C11SL
paw -"4 iiEURGE X. r. GlLChk!ST,
Special Commissioner.
IN IIENyEY, Anotioneer: a..
fhs,tbv certify that bond has been given py Tue
al tSofSS K 4 Gchrtst Stclal Cot g H.
3 rtlrfsd BY law. aud " nc tGtlS o. ens 1eesee
tS'.'ss 80 THOMAS N. QAKRAH,
Clerk OF tho Municipal Court Of wheeling.
nE.x1s
n, ,,oye ,n,e has been adjourned 10, Apsl Is,
az Il Ina aIne time and place. .,,,,,..,
ISS' AZ VIC '''' UE0RGE X. Y. GlLCHRlsT,
,,,,,a Special Commissioner.
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Buejslen,s 4 rnica saiye,

The best salye in the world iof Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
IGorns and all Skin .Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
Is guaranteed to give perfect sstiatapti ion ,pr
money refunded. Price rs cents per box.
For sale by Logan a %.
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Hpmming:blrds Of bright tinsel, FIVE or
more on q spray, are seen among the new
artificial flowers.
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made 70 the undersigned by Frederick kberWien
nd vile, dated January the 10Th, A. D., 1885, and
9uly recorded In tho Clerks ollIce Of The County
g9sn " Ohi0 County, West Virginia, In Deco
SooG No a. folio RI, lshall, on
SATURDAY, APRIL q, 1885, (.
uIae front door Of tho Court House Of said Ohio
county, Commencing u 10 O'clock A. ~, proceed 70
~ q public sale the following described real q.
~ At9ate Ia the City u Wheeling, Ohio county, !,
Nql Virginia, that Is 70 say:
Toe south half OF lot No. III Square No. II, rs
9@lSlate1 on the map Of tho subdivisions OF the
.S,ePa Caldwell estate and additions th reifom 70
AStMy Of Wheoiing, in ohio county, and State
aots!d. SAID lot ironts on heWest slde oI Jacob
tleet between TNelty,etShth and Twenty ninth
stec4 IN the Sixth ward of Sald city, on which
Satte Z ROtd onestoty tame house and other
improvements being The s4I9 property heretofore
9oaFeIed BY Theodore FredripEI and wife by deed
aSel November T. lS10 and recorded In tho Clerks
oGce l9Tt14ld In Deed Book No, ", folio 49, /
A0oI LotNO u. In square number twelve, as
qeig9Atgi On the map Of the eub.dlviSions OF the
yoeph Caldwell estate aud addIJ Ions thereirom 10
EsCly VI Wheeling. said lot irons on the cast
9de .! Chlpllue street, between Twensy. and
.eugsnuth streets, In tho Sixth ward OF the said
SG4yt tSelheF with all the improvements, build.
70 Anu appuEtenaIlCes thereto belonging, being
~ ~, ame properly conveyed to mid kbeFWlen By
seSSled 10 The Clerks ollice Aforesaid In Deed
book No, q, folio 81. + >
IAAo hG Youth two. thirds part Of lot No. I2, on
~ gSH 5lde Of Market street, betWeen Twenty
sSl s1 ~ INenty streets In Centre Wheel
~ OGinS IN Ch4piine and EOu's addition 10 the
SSsH y wheeling, fronting torty four iGet on Mar
~ tneet aud extending back one hundred and
@entylEo ieet 70 au alley IN the roar, being The
pa ls properly conveyed 70 Eald R6eEwlen and
M nsgp AYSGksntllet 6y James Wilson and wife,
M " deeds duly recorded IN said Gu KS otine
" y, Decd Hook No. a. folio SIS, and BOOK So, folio
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FINANoE ANDirRADE.
Tho Ventures q no aioney and Stock mar


4 kets. &
NV YoRx. April TO- Money. easy n 1 percent
! Prime mercantile rspef as percent fdltiGn II,
Shange steady and unchanged actual bdsineIl
.doyIrssisSts Quiet but arm,aith unchanged
: sf1n sEcrRiIiXs- Show little more activity,
prices ffm, except for Tennessee, which arc heavy
h.AILeoAp etire, pltees generally well
sTocEy The market was subject TO the latest
european war news. Opening prlces are petlemlly
from ~ 70 ~ percent lower on account Of the
general, impfe sion that the outlook toEpeaee be.
tween England aud Russia were more favorable,
and the advance In London Of the price Of British
console = : 7 "a n y Il h flTIfI
Come activity was developed BY an effort on the
quotation % ieSlIse Sat sttcs atat hour lie at
ket became very dull and fluctuations generally
We're Mithin extremely narrow limits. Lake Shore
aud Union Pacific were pressed for sale, however.
stocks was to ind slightly lower quotations, which
continued I'LL shortly before O'Clock when Slight
rally occurred, and the market closed dull
ei1sSa Which u Hss Sse were
valent belief that the troubles between England
aud Russia will assume more definite shape IN q
snort TINE and speculation y simply waiting AZ
though the street Is much divided ak TO the ulti.
mat eject q the war upon our securities for the
time being, beligerent news q hailed as an asSlir
nnce OF general advance In prices, not OF
me better class Of ,isiltoad securities but also
products 81 our soil md many manufactured
attieies while reports Of peate are Of character
which tend 70 drive market back into the nut
which IN i has been running for some time past
net decline compared with yesterday Of NJ per.
cent. Union Paelh 10 opened al iJ5 and closed with
q loss OF percent. LAckawAnnRs closed at q de-
sItae Gt percent ohlsagS Btaringos 4 Qg
cent lower. The losses fur the remainder Of the
u \ were less than percent szl5 Il
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viz, me- tAhin ~ g
deferred I, 4; Adess ESpFsss, rs; American s
i. ~ Senttal Pacific
AZ .seood HiG ao mt psehferred
~ III f ~ rssa q Il w Denver
NJ utaaNe y hIIet 40 preferred. 70; For
meyhae, ~ hapninas q " Joseph q; do pre-
istIea. esSs hanssH y IeS lIs: Lake Erie
W. i4ke snere, Louisville d Nash
sNa y mi ~: do SEQ
Sna ~. 1hafessen
Sf p sess new Central
xss,tsS % preferred ~ New York Cen
"a va Vni,o ISenln Uhi9 q Mltssisippi, 1S{
n. psHaa, ~ eaeino MAl, filso1fgn
f fSa Zen sss a
10y TEXAS Psclhc. 10Y; Union Pacific. is3S;
unitted sta W. inExpIeSs. u W.st Y dc
efeietred. ~; Welh-Fafgo B1Teas, ITO; Western
oh1 on ." n II
Ny,r te,,- -, N %. a. ~.
reIs gT bar
tt.nss a, ssas @ WI NV arast WAS Nefy
et sd state s. ny ea nss; s ~ son VIZ WV
SISs - 49, y; ooan ~ eheise d9 y sa5 ~:
"a eoiSo ssts Ioats q Z: S.a s sS t sass
rm Whest: seeespn s y S1 S uS eSpsl
aug demand Spcctla.
SSn sct 9nshes iaEre;
%snEes n ss sOs s;-a a. ~ spI se ~ MI w
81 81 sls 81
My ssJsSe9 bushels as Seass closInS a
;:l Y sIsISs /.
ses ss n%sss 4.
S s c9es 9. y ~ Ssn s ,os m
! ~ AYE an y, Win teaStlSn
SO s SsSsf!s' ,sSp1ss 1 ~ s
M 55faSae: stes,er veiISw ~ I,
white 20 SSte bssSe m ss mSxss
Il sIIs,. e i NJ Sp5ii s2.ss
Jhne cISs,nS N ,loIiIg " siSc'
piosus n Il: s,enmcr Anil nj ~ S5s
al b,lsheIs, 81 ~ II y
9ats hisaSsr md estiss; sseelpts g $50 bush:
inture; 900 bushels spot; mixed western as;
white do asJ ai5c Hay ilrm and I'm fair inat,iry,
Coffee spot flr; Rio qniet options dnli and baseiS
s's1Edy , ss!es ~ sss. Nay June
October 7.6oG7. 6c: December S.7Sp. Sugar sisaiY
and quiet ccntr s1gc! "a goOd feiinIi,S
SSls q IVAN %Sals iSs; SIT lOsl
ra1e,a(e demand. EgpS tirm and demand fair:
western lSj al6c. Pork iaitly active and firm. Reef
quiet and unchanged. Cut meats dull. Lard
Wild .,s Slight reaction: western Es
iiieisss: Ruitsf lin i'm i fef Sl S$
St9eki aihfets Weak Cheese quiet:
CHICAGO. llls.. April 0-1he wheat market was
full III xcItement haaiA tRdaS viii heavy trans:
fnSEiy 3Ients from the Tstng isst tiiSit with
evidences on the part Of some heavy bears 10 pound
lhe lnarket. Ine sudden reaction was due 70 an
4isban war might moi a,oss v blaf sae
m nted The M NJ IN n
sysf ilh,S SpsaISs ald nom pic lowest pSiAt
Iii VII M nnr} n an
JsItE ia III FSs sv,s An, 49, ~
qtfts III sieTday And si1sad stss j,isSer oass
rtiied strong the mnrket Slosf fig IA PRIV
iomewhat lower with a fairiy aefiys trade, Rsiis
steady n an allyant q Of yesierdsw. zsintet
-four 81 004i 60: for a S; wIsc6tisiI
% 1Sai tpr Aishi spfifs wheat S GOD
a III, Anhpesota bakers . 11ii q; patents 81 iba
s lev sSis; z S sss'n RyS aoas 9 7ess
feeling very unst ttled market 0saIed etsG iDgs
o1lho FepHisr R II "a III eE Mi
taliss Y &hfil at My
"a S eloSe q a. 1ae closed q
AZ y! M v, snstng see Corr,
asafy; markss s 4.eeltaed & eaFy IN tympathy
S0talc closed al 5OJo; nsy ?, W,
MIN III Mi IL Sanrs1t n
sa ~ 81 eleG oyet Yesterday sss d Sssbc:
q me arm; No. t eiSs: Rafley l no,ai'
nal; IA. q GSa8t Flnxoced a,tiS.. IA I q III
Ms pork market active With spricts Ii, egilar:
S.sd t 4, Az sss s2 Sal2 asy sl2
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grt,stec Sales.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

Y virtue Of the authority vested In tSe unde,
Ets1sd trustee ~ d0.d q tfust made hy ThuTSs,
iSsAgi,In y HI y trustee for MaNlef Ne ente1
SS,I1 94lO q July 5 1870 and recorded IN th6
is nss o. tse clerk o. tho County Court Of Ohio
SSSG " West Virginia IN Deed q Tut Book "a,
~ ~ NY lAil tItstsA VIII At public auction.
T. pso \, SCoI o. The Court House Of ohio coun
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Red.bnss, Flssst I.

u 80 y n 7fFWSHWatI FtttFI - 80 NJ
Flies, rosches, ants, hedybugs, Iats, mice,
,gophefs, chipmRnks, cleared outhy Rough
on Rats i5c.
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Many times before the sgmmer wanes
does She softly tread the NOISY earth be-
side the dead, and kneeling by the little
mound offers anew thanks to Elm who
saw &c to prolopg her life at the sacrifice
Of thatpureand aeh!s soul:
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Briefly / explained whathad happened,
and having securee lanterns we together
Get out TO learn the worst in regard to
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aorsford,s Acid Phosphate, In Debility ftom
iE'iIs Overwork. z, 7 Z
p.G. w. Collins, Upton, Ind, says: q
used it in nery9ps debility broAghtsoD By.
eyeFyofk IN warm weather, with good re-
sults.n III 7. h n FfHSkW
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BALTIMORE, M, Apgtl 10 Wheat weston easier
and Aelipe, clio Ing firm; No 2 winter red spot
o April q; My gaI 40; June
u Jus Gac IN. NIgllt 81 % hid. Corn,
51.SSe bid; April 6as bid; May 6t2lS211<Sc. June!
6S11e bid. oals higher and strong western;WhIte
aqallci mixed 37assc. Provisions firm and lt1iet;i
mes pork sla 2lals 80, Lars refined SIS. n
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(, Briefly i exp AIMED what mad happened,
and having securee lanterns we together
set out 10 learn the worst In regard to
'Gahe. Il
was sure nowit was Gabe, for Yep had
found his cabin door open, and Aunt
Dinah seemed asleep alone.
Down below the entrance to our car
rage way some 200 yards the bluff de.
.clined ia a gentle slope 70 the waters
edge.
To this point we quickly hurried, and
were soon on the white, sandy beach,
high up which the waves were rolling
from tho force OF the now spent storm.
"A minutes time and we had reached o
spot directly under the break in the ledge
above. Atilnt could Ree nothing, but q
low groan drew me to a sort OF recess wash
ed Ia the Iaceot the hlpH,
In this lay. Qabe, moaning In pain, with
face and neck bRihed in blood.
AS i bent over hiaJ with the lanterns
light he looked atsme and endeayored 70
speak, but the effort only caused fresh
blood 10 gpsh from his nostFils and mouth,
Tendsflyswe took him up between US
and carried him back along The beach, up
the bluffs side with the light Of the stars
shining on earth, for the storm had passed,
as quickly as slsnpieal storms do, and Was
muttaring of in tGtteted masses toward
the India Islands Along the roadway up
the garden driya, oyer the piazza into the
room we, bore him, pl9cing him gent ON
q couch that he'd been hastily prepared.
I dispatched one of the hands in oil
haste for Dr. Reynolds, our famlly physi.
clan. hut MS his Sidenees WAS some two
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A sSIGNGE's SALE Oa WV UABLR

IA kEAL ESTATE 70.
Usdet and BY. virtue Of a Deed Of Assignment
made 70 the undersigned by Frederick kberWien
~ VILE, dated January the 10th, A. D., 1855. and
9uly recorded In tho Clerks ollIce Of The County
SSSt q q 9aio County West Virginia, In Deco
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DoWniatheeefHsr q our garden. where
In spot resfnl and quiet, where dead
MOSES make footballs silent, Is q little
&esna T E Is save u ssbs = '''
In the warm summer months during
iyacationin a Northern college there comes
back 70 US q tall, fair gill !. sS6e il always
glad teFetptn 20 the dear OLD home, she
says, "thoHgh tits quaint and old fashion,
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GENTlENBN,s SILK AND FEl.T
NJ HATS renovated TO present tylesat t1odeF9te
charges, by VIM. 6ral0,yA ~, the ltnekcNl HatteI,
FttubuFBh, Pn. Leave your orders WitlIjl, d
WnNlstnN. ~ elvten,IIl stteal. WLaellng = ,h9e
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BATS ana Gaps.

NEW YORK HAT BILE CHERRY, NO.
IN ~ Sixteenth street. Ladies' and MlBoS'
toFea heRrhca, rOlotCa and hniHite6 IN tNe thtCst
styles promptly Milllnefs' work done ii tie tkitRl
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Assin,,cc's Sale.

q q; Of Circuit Court Of N.naai; seaais WA.
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Inlthemeantime wo made the poorsut.
ieser ag easy as possible, washing away
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CISctERAfi. O., April 10. - Flour S,yone and
higher: family n 01at q: hney q dalh d. Wheat
tirm Nh enoa dlnsn No. . red 9Oq receipts
40 bus shlpmeniS o 800 hNNhelS Cnrn active,
arm and shighsfi No Y mixed l6I lai7ISc. Oats
hIShSr; No y fail d aGsc Barley In isir dSnSiiti,
stacy and unchanged Pork dull Gt Sia 9SsiS ID.
Lard tlrm AZ 9 gic. BULK meaji steady and htin;'
shpnld efS tI6Qi short Jlbs 62AA Bacon 10 fair DC.
mRBd And Iitt; Sh6uly 6Ts 2oc; short ribs 712Ic
VIII skY Gulatand Steadya 81 III Huiter tlsin aid
unchanged. slgarttr0nger; hard refined 81 fa7ilc;l
New Orleans g4a695<c, Eggs In fair demand and
steady at 1ia1i1sc. Cheese dull aud drooniEgi
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eetEelenm,

CINCINNATI, o., April 10. - Hogs active and Ny,ni
common aud light 3 E1At n, packing and BUTCH
s;s seal vi isteIpts 90 head; ahipasnts 20
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-10-01
The October Century.

In the October Century, the space COM
monty taken up with the War Series, has
been devoted to articles and illustrations re-
lating in timely and important way to the
life and services of General Grant. General
Horace Porter, who was near to General
Grant both in military and civil life, con-
tributes forcible anecdotal paper on
"Lincoln and Grant," including stories
which were told by one or the other in their
intercourse. General James II. Wilson gives
entertaining "Reminiscences of General
Grant," relating chiefly to his western career;
and General Adam Badeau writes, with en-
tire knowledge and freshness of detail, of
"The Last Days of General Grant" The
latter paper is illustrated with two most in
teresting portraits, from old daguerreotypes
of General Grant as lieutenant and as cap
tain. Two other portraits are after photo
graphs which were taken during his last
campaign. There are, besides, pictures of
his birthplace and of his headquarters at
City Point. In Memoranda of the Civil
War;" General Don Carlos Buell. contradicts
famous saying ascribed to General Grant,
as having been addressed to General Buell. at
Shiloh. Mrs. M. +. Seawell relates an anec-
dote to show General Grants Premonition,"
after Vicksburg, that he would become the
leading general. Miss Heintzelman replies
to General McClellan's reference to the part
taken by General Heintzelman in the Pc
ninsular campaign" and Charles w. FL
bridge answers passage in General Badeau's
sketch of General Grants career, in which
mention was made of Charles Sumner.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-10-01

Mr.. j. Woodbury., financial agent of the
Chicago Creamery Association, was in town
last Saturday, with view of locating a
creamery at this place, should there appear
to be a favorable opening here for such an
institution. His stay was necessarily brief,
on account of engagements elsewhere, and
he had time to interview but few of our citi-
zens in reference to the project. However,
he will, probably, return in the near future
and canvass the matter more thoroughly.
The association has already established
creameries in large number of states, but
Michigan, as yet, is comparatively unoccu-
pied territory. The business consists in @
daily gathering of the cream produced in a
large tract of territory-as great in extent,
perhaps, as an entire county-and converting
it into creamery butter which is marketed in
carload lots.
Wherever established, such institutions have
given large impetus to the dairy business,
turning the attention of agriculturists, in q
great degree, from grain to stock. There
can be no doubt whatever, that such an en-
terprise would add very materially to the
wealth and prosperity of our people, and it
is to be hoped that the scheme may materi-
ize. Our county is as well situated for dali
ry purposes as many other localities where
that industry is carried on very extensively,
almost to the entire exclusion of all other
kinds of farming.
Dairying and stock-raising continually en-
riches the soil, while, on the contrary, grain
growing constantly impoverishesit. Inthese
days of low prices, our farmers are looking for
something more profitable than growing
wheat, and we know of no business offering
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-10-01
New York Politics.

The action of the Democrat convention at
Saratoga Friday was mainly significant for
the notice ii served on the mugwumps that
their room was better than their company
1t was declaration of independence of the
Independents. In the language of "Uncle
Toms Cabin" "thee is not wanted here, and
over the rocks turning somersaults by the
way, tumbled the element which is supposed
to hold the balance of power in the En-
pire State. The Republican malcontents,
whatever their real grievances, can all come
back into the fold once more. The daily Or
gans of the mugwumps lost no time in signi-
flying their return, and Harper's Weekly will
no doubt follow suit. The election in Novem-
Der will afford fair test of their strength.
Some allowance must be made for the
Republican Federal office-holders and en-
ployes, many of whom tremble upon the
edge of the gallows, and are paralyzed by
fear of the headsman. But except for the los
ses of that sort, the Republicans could not
be in better shape. Mr.. Davenport is no more
entitled to support than Judge Fowler was
three years ago, but he has the real fortune
to be a strong favorite all around. Once
more Roscoe Conkling and George William
Curtis, with their respective sympathizers,
will be in entire accord. 1t requires long
memory to recall the time when this state of
things existed before. There has been no
formal reconciliation, nor is there any occas-
ion therefor, but curiously, each and every
element of the party, except the camp follow
ers referred to, by simply accepting and pur-
suing the logic Of their respective position,
come inevitably to the support of Davenport.
Politics also sometimes "moves in mysteri-
GUS way its wonders to perform" President
- So 81 h.
situation. The fact that his friend Beecher,
and others of his ilk, do not support Hill
can not grieve him much, but he is in this
predicament if Hill is defeated it will be 40
cepted as evidence that under the Cleveland
Manning management the Democracy was
overthrown; If he is elected he is very liable
to be the coming man for nstional standard
bearer. Whatever way the election turns the
situation is very critical one for the present
Chief Executive of the United States
Inter Ocean.
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THE principal differences between the re-
publicans and democrats of New York, as ev-
idenced by their platforms, are as follows:
The republicans condemn the administration,
both National and State, while the democrats
approve of both. The republicans declare
emphatically in favor of protection and
against revision of the tariff, while the
democrats advocate an enlargement of the
"free list and evince vague leaning toward
free trade. On all other matters, the demo-
Gratis might just as well have endorsed the
republican platform, as to have prepared a
new one. They long ago learned that their
only hope of success was to pattern closely
after the republicans However, President
Cleveland with his sham of offensive par.
tisanship," and the doctrine of free trade,
will present q sufficiently marked distinc-
ton between the parties on which to fight
the impending battle.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-10-01

SMALL Pox continues to rage in Montreal
with no prospect of abatement. On Monday
last there was great riot of the ignorant
and superstitious people who are opposed to
vaccination. And the end is not yet. Fears
are entertained that the trouble will be re-
newed and result in bloodshed. Were it not
that their conduct endangers the lives and
health of others, such people might almost
be left to the Legitimate result of their own
fanaticism. In view of the rapid develop
ment of the terrible scourge, and the near
approach of winter when, unlike other cpl
denies, it RACES the worst, it behooves our
state and the general government, to spare
no pains to prevent the introduction of the
disease into our own country.