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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-13
RESTRICTIONS REMOVED.
The Proprietary Medicine Men Aban-
don the Campion Plan.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. I2.-The manufactur-
ers Of patent medicines who have been con-
ducting business on the ''Campion plan"
met yesterday at the Continental Hotel.
About nineteen firms were represented of
this city, New York and the East The
''Campion PLAN" which was adopted last
April, was an agreement between proprietary
medicine men. that any retailer detected IN
selling below schedule prices should be boy
cotted" by all the firms. The scheme was
designed TO protect regular druggists from
the cutting of retail dealers, but has proved
less effective than was anticipated. The cut
ters availed themselves of various devices TO
obtain goods, and were never short of stock.
1t was decided yesterday TO abandon the plan
and manufacturers now sell without any re-
striction in regard To the price at which the
retailer disposes of his goods.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-13
LARGE FIGURING MILL BURNED.


Special Dispatch 20 Tux TELEGRAM.
Bro kAPfDs, Feb. lz.-At half past i've
this morning our citizens were startled BY
an alarm Of fre. fastening to the scene II
was discovered that DArragh Bros. & Co.'S
h0nfing mills in the northern part of the
city were burning. The IRE commenced IN
ths oil mill aad ia spite oi everything that
could be done il spread to the new building,
q fine i've story and basement frame struc-
ms<< only completed last year. The boys
W. crippled by reason OF the lack Of pres
sure owing 10 the size of the water main,
which j. only four inches and from which
five streams were playing. In less than two
hours both buildings were in ashes Nearly
oil tlse -four upon the first floor was saved.
II il said there had been placed In the mill
s1me ten ears of wheat within the last ten
days. Loss estimated at abou, Sss,OOO; in
ssfed for $4,000, ia the following COM
panie-: Etna. g 900; Pennsylvania, $500;
German Ans rican, 81 200; London. Liver
D ,oi 4 Globe, $500; American, Sl,50O,
FIRE Association. $500; total, Sli,000, all
with H. f. Burtch, of this city. They had
also $1,000 with Robin & Bennett, of this
place, a. follows: Underwriters, $4,000;
North British, 5000.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-13

UrroN. Ky. Feb t2-Mr VIM. Dudgeon.
near lIammondville. Hart county. commit
ed snicide Wednesday night, cutting his
throat. His seven months old child died
Tuesday, morning. When IL was reported
% him that his wife was dying also, he WAS
overcome with grief and went out behind
the house. and IN few minutes was found
lylnx on the ground with his throat cut He
was a vonnr man. and had been married only
tNa Years The remains OF MIR. Dudgeou,
wife an,l child we're placed IN one coffin and
Inferred in the Hamm0ndvilie burying
orourd ID dav.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-13
THE GRAND ARMY.
Meeting OF the State Encampment at
East Saginaw

EAST SAGINAW, Feb. 12.-Tbe Grand Army
encampment now in session here was called
to order in Arbeiter Hall yesterday forenoon
by Commander Shank, of Lansing, twenty
eight posts being represented by delegates.
The storm delaying all trains until last even
ting prevented large number from attend
ing the session yesterday, and the procession
was abandoned At the afternoon session re-
ports of officers were submitted and referred
10 committees. A motion was adopted that
delegates TO the National Convention be in
structed to use their influence III bringing
about change in the date of holding the
State encampment. AT last evenings ses-
sion an address of welcome was delivered by
the Mayor and an eloquent address by the
C0mmander-in- Chief of the Grand Army,
Jno. S. Konntz, when the encampment ad-
journed till to-day. A large number of dele
gates came in last evening and seventy five
posts are represented. A strong effort is be-
ing made for d. w. Hitchcock. of Midland,
for Department Commander.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-13
Whereabouts otthe D. & M. Steamers

Special Dispatch to Tue TErFeRAw
GRAND HAVEN. Feb. t2-The storm has
abated someweat. the mercury still hugging
zero. There have been no trains from Chi
cago since Monday until tonight. The De
trult train was only few hours late. The
steamers Wisconsin and Michigan are ont
in the lake aud the Oneida is in this port.
The Wisconsin was in sight here at noon but
put back. probably for the west shore. The
Michigan is yet searching for the Oneida.
which she supposes il still out. The Michi-
gan has not been heard of since Monday sad
much anxiety Is felt for her safety. west
v,nd has again fastened the ice 10 this shore.
the wind drives the ice into the lake.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-13
a AMILLIONAIRE'S TROUBLES.
Russell Sage Charged With Obtaining
Money Under False Pretenses.

NEW YoRK, Feb. I2.-Ru--ell Sage, the
Money King" was at the Tombs Police
Court this afternoon in response to mes
sage sent him. stating that John 5. Purdy,
broker. had fled a complaint against him
for obtaining money from him under false
preteases. The papers IN the case show that
Purdy placed 81 100 with Sage for the pur-
chase of Manhattan railroad stock. This was
In 1850. One hundred shares were purchased
at $40 EACH and shortly after another pur-
chsse at 4ttt Wa made of 100 shares. plus
the usual commission. Purdy instructed
= r. not to sell the stock until Oct. %, 1881.
Meantime the stock fell off IN value. Purdy
had several interviews with Sage. IN which
the latter assured him 'the stock would pull
throavh al right" When he called Oct 2i.
lSSi. S.sge informed him he had sod the
stock iouc. II WIS then worth S5t share.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-13
TRADE AND FINANCE.
OFFICE or Y. v. TAYLOR, Sweets Hotel,
GRAND Rapids Feb. II 1856.

Cables to-day quoted spot wheat Liverpool
firm. and csrgoes to arrive 81 to Sd higher. Corn
in Liverpool and Mark Lane dull and tending
lower. Chicago receipts were 3 cars wheat Is
cars corn cars oats. 20O hogs. Markets have
again been dull and without any notable features
but closed near the highest hgure- 81 the day.
The situation as regards wheat and corn. shows
on the surface Of least. no encouragement and
the same parties who two years ago were anxious
buyers Of wheat at soc per bushel. about present
prices. arc now the ones who "sell it short" with
the most freedom. This foct and the low price.
with the probability of crop and war scsres fills
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-13
MRS. OUOLEYS CASE.
Judge Oonahue Declines TO interfere
With the Police MagiStrate.

With the Police Magistrate.
NEw YOaK, Feb li.--Mrs. Lucille Yseult
Dudley. who shot O. Donovan Rossa. was to-
day taken 70 the Supreme Court on a writ of
habsas corpus obtained yesterday by her
counsel. The courtroom was thronged with
specsators. Her counsel claimed "a she had
NJ. been CO Olvlc.ed OF any uH sn~e she should
b<sfsleased fflm Imprisonment or admitted
tJhtii Counsel for the prosecution argued
tl.st Mrs. Dudley Was held TO await ROssa's
ability o. appear against her as a witness.
C31assi f,r the accused said that n
wrif h,d hesn aNplied for because IT had
been publicly stated that Rossa did not him
s. p-opoSe 10 prosecu.e tine woman. Ply
s.41tns Who exHinined Rosa said he was
able t. appear and testify There was
DO reason Why the examination should not
proceed. Mrs. Lsidiey felt she ought 10 be
Informed who her acclSer was Counsel for
tn prosecution stated he assumed that the
feOpta would take the usual conrse in this
ciss f,r as-pIlt upon the street. Judce Don
atus q scigrsi he woutd not Interfere with
ths police mlg-trate IA the matter. COun-
sl Tor the prosecution then asked to have
tn writ dismi sel and the prisoner re-
mtaisl JuIss D)nahIgs granted the re-
quest.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-13
The NEW ORLEANS EXPOSITION,
The President Endorses the Request
for Another Appropriation.

WAsuINGToS. -. c., Feb. 12.-Late this
afternoon the President sent to Congress
report of the board management of the New
Hrienns Cotton Exposition, requesting an
additional appropriation sufficient to extin-
guish the existing liabilities, and asking
authority To reopen the Exhibition during
the winter OF 1856. The President en-
dorses these requests in his letter of trans
initial, as follows:
"The failure on the part of the manage
ment To- carry out the original intent IN re-
gard to the Exposition might reflect upon
the honor of the United States Govern
ment. since twenty-One foreign nations, and
forty-six States and Territories joined In the
enterprise through their faith IN the sanctity
OF the Government. In view of this fact,
aud I'm consideration of the value of the Ex-
position TO the cause of material progress
aud general education, | respectfully submit
the report for tns favorable consideration of
Congress.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-13
A Convict Attacks His Guard.

COLUMBUS, o., Feb. 12.-While at work in
the penltentiary foundry to-day Charles
Daily, prisoner serving a SIX years sentence
for burglary, sprang upon the guard, John
j. Mcclure, and beat and kicked him un-
mercifully, and after beating him insensible
the convict ran for the wall. Berner, the
young murderer who caused the Cincinnati
riot last year, started in pursuit, and after a
short run he captured Daily and brought
him back to the prison. MCGUIRE is quite
seriously injured.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-13
c. W. Field Brings Suit for Damages.

New YoRK, Feb. 12.-Cyrus W. Field tele-
graphed to London to have a suit for libel
brought against Henry Labouchere, and if
possible against James Gordon Bennett. for
the publication in Truth, and republication
in the Herald, of statements impun ging
Field's honesty in the management OF his
cable and railway enterprises.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-13
The Chicago Conspirators.

CHICAGO, Feb. 12.-In the trial of the cleo
ton conspirstors to-day the prosecution
closed their evidence with Offering exper;
testimony on the hand writing of the forged
returns. All but one were positive the hand
writing on poll book and tally sheet is the
same. The jury then retired TILL 10 to-mor-
row. and Thompson for the defense moved
to dismiss the cases arguing that the case
made did not come within the statutes of
the United States.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-13

Jofrrr. Ills. Feb t2.--t}ov. Oglesby pre-
sided herr tonight NJ a banquet celebration
b. the Lincoln club Of this city. Of the ami
svsrsarv Of the hirthdey Of Abraham Lincoln.
I,.ooari Sweet delivered the Grafton and
a. sleshv rssnonded eloquenfly TO the toast.
=. Ia tba Memory Of Lincoln" Responses
we're ais, made by jas. A. Counelly. Geo.
III int. Jndrs Sfipp and Capts. Winfield Scott
ana Kifi The Rasrcnses were interspersed
with patriotic -ones About three hundred
g1asls participated at the banquet.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-13
Trouble With Mexican Oesperadoes

AUSTIN, Tex, Feb. 12.-Reports are cur
rent to-day of fresh troubles with the Mexi
of State rangers and one detachment of
United States cavalry are at Carrizo Springs
in expectation of an assault on that town by
an armed host of desperadoes. Gov. Ireland
has ordered the troops TO make short work
of the anarchists if they once cross the Rio
Grande and set foot on Texas soil. A rup-
ture with Mexico is likely to arise out of the
present trouble.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-13

EAST SAGINAW. Feb. 12.-No business of
session of the G. A. Il. encampment. The
committees appointed yesterday were Mt
work preparing their respective reports and
social talk. and a revival of the scenes of the
war cccupied the attention of others. The
election of officers will take place this after
noon. There are five candidates for the po-
sition of Department Commander. ID. w.
Hitchcock of Dwight May Post. Midland, is
having q strong following.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-13

LONDON. Feb. f2.-An Official Arabian doc
ament. found upon the person Of a native
after the battle At Dulka Pass. sets forth that
81 Mahdi sformed khartoum Jan. - and
after only \ quarter of an hours fghtinz
captured the city and killed the traitor Cor
don. The proclamation also states that
Gor5oD's steamers were captured and con-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-13
Verdict in the whipper Murder Case

New HAVEN, Conn, Feb. 12.-The charge
of Judge Beardsley 10 the jury in the Whip
per murder case, this morning, was very
strong in favor of conviction. The jury re-
tired at ll:45, and two hours later brought IN
a verdict of not guilty
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-13

NEw YORK. FEB. IA box containing an
internal machiae and addressed to August
Fiegel. German Consul General, was found
this afternoon on the ferry-boat The dead
ly machine was taken to police headquarters
where they are now making an investigation
of the case. The box is said TO have con-
tanned some very high explosive compound
with n clock-work arrangement to set it off
at the time desired
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-13
Will Go TO Mexico.

FAIL RIVER, Mass, Feb. I2.--Acting upon
the report of its treasurer. who has Just re-
turned from visit of inspection, the One
que chain mill at its annual meeting yester-
day decided to remove its plant of 1892
spindles. 492 looms and several printing ma
chimes to Mexico. where cotton printed
goods can be produced at far less cost than
here. Its present force of 175 employees will
be supported by the Mexicans.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-13
a Boiler Explosion

FssSxrTS. Feb. I2.-The boiler Of Nc
Daniel \ Wright's four mil exploded this
morning. killing James High. engineer. and
wreckin0 the bnilding. The employees had a
narrow escape. Damage abo1t $500
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-13
Damage 20 Rolling Stock

CHICAGO. Feb. 12.-Tbe douhle-hesder
suburban train over the Illinois Central
road crashed into train of empty passenger
cars Of the Baltimore & Ohio road. late last
night. and caused about $500 damage to
rolling stock, but no loss Of life.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-13
An A-er,ean Gets ergh, Years.

yrENNs. Feb. I2-John Coleman, an
American has been sentenced IN this city 10
eight years PENAL servitu5e for circulating
f0rxeries on Bank OF E0Tland notes. II vas
proved on has trial that he ~ss member Of
40 International band Of forgers
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-13

Sone time l-go We advertised "a save so TIE
people al TINS section 81 ihe Stale wei ff 60
every body VITO might make their purchases sf
~toEe many thousands of do illls. and cell
the thousands who slelt oar sfore d4lis "a aay Il
We are not carIsl lng oui IA good faltb our ploln-
ise<- Prom nse 10 seven Thousand people u4hy
Flsit cur store who affest 10 tilf assertion
Tat never ln their experience have tle3 kDoEn
pF3 GOODS and Carpets sold ~ such astounding
low prizes.
We aIe often askea how Ions this ssle j. 10 con
tlnua In answer cal only sey II le llnpoS-
sioie for "a t1 determine aS stared with uI,-
ward of two hUDdfed hld litiy trouSand dollars
worth OF merchandise oi all ksnae and NLlie
others are taking on fully ore quarter from tie
price Of then goods Ia ufuer Ia compete with as
and announce inst their sala- vii IefliluAte AZ
few d1Ss. We are lndaCso to ssy % customers
that toe sale of goods store Nlll la coftln-
Ued without ending
IL IL is DOT convenient for .ou 20 come this
week come next Vts X or come when IL j. conFen-
ienf for you to Go 80 Aou viii henoeiorth Ind
store aud the pools glli always be found
cheaper than you can b0s them elsewhere. even II
our EaghboTs t4ke - a quarter from tielr IIloa
SflkIN3 4 COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-13
The New York Press Club.

New YORK, Feb. 12.-The New York Press
Club held its winter reception at the club
house tonight. About 1000 guests were en-
tertained and the reception was most enjoy
able
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-13


TroT-R - Dali snd without essential chsnrs
Minnesota extra s. offf - rifs NIL exfru - a
q 81. ronnd hoop 0i.iss a. e<xs -. SraFfh "
f3a-. cnrrraon % cAosce exfra. a. s0fff -
WHEsT-ffTfions we're orfies. Ssss lots duiI
steasiy ard unchanged. Spot sales e unrrr asill
winter red SsSt z,sr. No. dc. 9sr- No re6 win
frr 81 p R2r. NJ rcd sfefa. efc. ~ rrd win
ter. Februsry. sa,tc. 10 Hsrth eg,-c. D. April
si&c
(-oRx Cfgtians frfrlr srff~s ard ~ fsir de-
rnard cin<inz shor1f steasly Hxd ursrkpnan5 eFsf
iots fir=ei weak srd 3 t~lhe lcve- Spot rsle~ -
urc~sre8 r1ixa1. fyn Fi7sf1 M 8 Hs1 - r. Ya-
iow. s'.s Syea-t. -. rix-d. FetruarF. spks.
81 Nsrrk fQafc Do April q Sc t5d
OaTs-DItso vere 1Tzist and ciored dali euf
steady SFet loss ~ehk snd = ~ ~ lover. S1ys
seies - NJ. wl5fe state k7tzrs NJ. rrirnss
ftfruary - ~ do Narrf Arsris ard Msp ~ :.
fsVs -steaiy. western 50 - faAada ssste ~
R1Il<e
Hta4 Fr- Srs-rsfneI
PoEK-onie4. rnees. So 90 4 q
laEp-f fIrr end slightly hirksar- g. - s1sb
= sef7 - Fetruargs 8 Gs77 - Maroh
SFsess gssll. fsfr - ro-pd rufsrssnz fk-Is7
81 1ee
Rrrru s<e~sy: sszrs. mf2se. v~~r<sn. 1s<s ss<
kees-fRns ssnna -; ~U>nn- M49z
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-13

Inxnov. Feb. f2-The government Of
New S,oth Wales has offered - land two
baster.es Of fell artillery and battalion IF
inlantrx a. Seakisn within thirty days. to
r~nfors,n the Rrifish troops who are - pro-
g. from the Red Sea - Berber.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-13

New York.
NV YoBh Feb. -
Money olo~ed eesy. st Ter cent Excbanrs
closed firm postal rates. S4st0<.s11S. actual
rates. 4.sst. ass. Tor "a days and s-s5tsGts8A
For demand.
Governments riosei firm. c-rTpncr r. IL
bid: As coupons 1z2is bid. 49, do 1I2- Ind.
Pacific railroad bor,ds closed IS follows Union
frsts. IIls to l12 lsBd grants i1st. bid do sink
ina funds IIsls bid CentrAls 11s to 1foss
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-13

Our sale 81 cmbr0idesies an6 lair goods r. cef~
taiuly without precedent, Tire entire stock j. 3os-
itip.ls helng ciused oui al bsllt glce.
SFRISo a COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-13

White Blankets as low az fifty cents eacl;
better quality IL slxfs-tVo and hail ccnte each
How does that sOuIdf
SFEIN6 CoHPANs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-13

Nav Ysax. Feb. Il ~. =. Stocxeen. At
49, tine president of the Pacific Mail
Sseeuash q Company. has been resdmlftsd
- tAs STU Exshanss,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-13
HAND WRITING ON THE WALL
PRoPHECIES BEING FJs
Filler

Thousands aud Thousands az
Dollars Being Sacea by Cttszea
Uho PatroRsxe Spring Il Com
I,aHU-I Quarter oI Aftffscss
Dollars ta Merchandise selling
at the MoSt 4stOassJssHgly L0ae
Prices.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-13

Upward $3.50 yards Good Brown Cotton 81 f.s
lowest price ever known. from cents per yard
and ppWlrd: - cases Bie8chod cii ca tlie lowest
p.lce We ever knew SPRING A COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-13

Panic Price on CloalSs viii he maiDtained until
eli are closed cut. Thousands have befn sold ls
us This thousands 81 ladie have i,een
Elatis happy hy the low prices. Daly think of IL
A good cloak for only 500. $500. Sl0l Ssoa
Ss,U, slo oo. Sl2o0 and ~ on- These AZ fully
worth double TIE alOlse1.
SPuNe 4 COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-13

We have opened recently few cBses n Dress
Goods that surprise even 81 the lnsfK eiouf low
prices. Double fold Casneff~. ia all colors
only I3c. Splendid Cishmeres' all colufs. very
nne for only 25c. These goods can b. fouud
elsewhere al almost any store iof oouhie the ilics
We ask Sl14ho = loErAsf.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-13

Special Prices-Good Twill pouelins for on,
&C.
% yards good Yard Wide Cotton Cloth for onl,
One Dollar
IL wards good Cotton FLANNEL FOR One Doilar.
Good Calico Tor oDiT and rCuls elr sari4.
is ysrds beautiful Bfooale Dress Goods fof one
Dollar
Good White Flannel for only nine cents.
Beautiful Buocade Dress Goods all cOlors. for
only 10 and I2isc.
We cannot begin 10 euEmcrate al the articles
bcsng sold a, uie~e marTeone low prices.
SPRING toEpkNY.
IL an, hody tells ,on thar cur establishment j. q
dear place 10 trade come and iades Tor yourselves
SrBAo a GoMphNY.
Our competitors have always told you that you
would be compelled "a pay blg prices for esery-
thing purclsaeesi al ouT siors Nonder 81 tisy -
any moTeI SPRING COMPANY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-07
An AGED BAPTIST MINISTER.
Two More Important Gases.


Yogr AZ NJ being in Columbus, Ga, few days
A s1i MEETING the venerable brother j. Il. CO up
81 RSCd HIN Ter the news. als reply was, ~
. fE0 more lmPOItan cure elected oy SSitts
S-isc u report This venerable man Is known
81 nd side Tor his unrsmitJing laborsot love in tue
"a Of the uoOr Of Columbus IL will Do reulem-
h,rd LA. -Rli' > SpeCihc Co. has donated quite an
s-r.1t o their famous medicine, 20 be distributed
b NJ CsmPo.i @GIong the poor Of the city, hence
81 sl7s ,u,t sen a rziy who has been greatly an
ss7ai bv letter in one OF her hands. II had u zen
~ ru.a fr1ubls and pam. She said she had been
hsl.L uy several PHYSICIANS durtDg tho past three
= ggr y,ars With toe old remedies, but without
r7,7g Ar relizi. 4 suggested SWitJ's specific, aud
b. gok four bp'1ies and IS nov apparently perfectly
Eal H,r maud is smooth aud not a single sign oil
D. i,'elss Ieit- IL Is marvellous how this medicine
.slIvs'sS tho sys'Cm.'
aNna, ABOUT The other eess9'
rWal. IN. ~, lady also. She had been Affected
vii c,r.r.l Cor iOIr years Her facN, hands atq
sryrs A. We I as her bOcy, was covered over Win
an. AL COS. 10 va one OF tho worst cases Of
fbi, ,s-rsas liz - that have ever seen The sui
f.-.e. % rl- Dor creature was beyond expression.
shs md ey-ry :. medy az command tnelnding mer'
rgrv and I1'ide Oi potash but she only grew worse.
SIC -, In this condition when nrst saw the casa
SON hat her tlSinS SwIts specific, ami sne nas
bs -sE-- on y txo bottles but every marx OF tue
q a. Is almost entirely DISAPPEARED Her
yir rgth sna general hsalth have greatly improved
Il ,,pa o. ne most remarkable cures that has como
aniar my observation"
sNr tampo-l YOU have had long and varied ex-
rsrisyoe IN mir cling With men, and observing their
Affections a the remedies uSsd-Tdat IS your
opinion - &c 'hs merits OF SEtfts SPecincE
an a ministry Of sixty years have Mingled with
svsry 49, o. society AMI hays observed closely the
VARIETY Of diseases which attiict humanity. $1,000
llss7saz 5,a the most nun rOus and the most dim,
cult 70 remove. u Is my deliberate Judgment tnAt
sEii,s Sr-cidc is the grsndest blood purtner ever
discovered There Is nothing eompsT- II
Ihsre Is uothing too good to say about SVits SPe-
siic"
Treatise on Hood and Skin Diseases mailed iree-
TUE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. Atlanta. Ga.
For ale hy Laughlin Bros & Co and Logan 20
Theen2, At wholesale and retail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-07
c,,vsland,s Crsditsble Course.
COaSrsgaiioaalis'.


I,;sDot often thst so much real improve
~ ,hs national welfare becomes evi-
dent in a single tvelvemOnth as that Shlo -
Ses hssn made since the last Fourth OF
g g~I Whatever side we may have a taken
during the political campaign. all patriotic assS
;..SIe conrse which the present sdminlst,s.
ion has pursued in general and sspssrsry
At its frmuess in taking and Isns san 4
advanced ground in respect TO tne reform uas y.
the CIV: ,Si, ,sG DIS goOd "1 people opS shook
sgo sn ~bsn the Fourth of July called tor
S os1sSrst;on, and expressed grave fears for
eeleO. ot;onaI future. The danger probably
", sss not IS great they imagined nor has
). Ssan vholly removed as YET ont we ser.
It Oee nv mad had such good reason as this year
S1r ,b ~S God and taking courage in re-
ard to our native land.