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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16

A NEW PLAN.

Telegraph Operators Will Inaugurate
Their Improved strike Methods TO-Mor-
row.
New York, September l5.-The tele-
graph operators, whose strikes for better
hours and better pay have teen un' formiy
unsuccessful, will, according to one Of their
number in position to know, tomorrow
inaugurate new system BY means ofwhich
they hope to bring the telegraph companie5
to terms and compel them TO pay proper
compensation for overwork Throughout
the country the operators will, it is sad, re
port as usual at their several Oil ceg, and 20 to
work. They will work faithfully for nine and
one-half hours during the day, according TO
the terms OF their contract, and at the ex
piration Of that time will refuge to work
longer on that day unless they receive addi'
tional compensation.
If this demand is rejected they will quit
for the day, claiming that their days work
is done, and then will return and present
themselves Tor employment on the next day.
Under no circumstances will they strike or
resign, thus leaving the responsibility OF
dlschsrgipg them upon the telegraph com,
panies.
During the last month there have been
more messages sent over the wires of the
Western Union than ever before, and the
operators have been compelled 10 work over,
time, and they now feel that they have been
overworked and imposed on.
Mr.. Somerville, Of the Western Union
said that he had no information that such o
movement was 10 be made by the operators.
He admitted that the business Of the com,
psny was increasing and making the work
Of the operators heavier. He says that the
local superintendents have been instructed,
where business warrants i, to put on extra
men instead of having tn regular force
work extra hours, the policy of the company
being TO employ as many men rs possible.
lie also claimed that instructions were is,
sued 10 let the regular operators work extra
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16
The Corn Crop.

C.syELAxp, September l5.-Ihe corn
crop in Northern Ohio will be heaytes nan ,Sa
was hoped for early in the season; as the e
5a6 westher delayed planting and the GELD
weather retarded the growth in May, The
crop while not up to the average, viii, how
ever, be quite satisfactory, TOR these Teaso1s
Tbs wea;her q, present is splendid for The
developing process, and tAEme:s say taS
C-on is now 50 El- msturai that frost 'il
no, isjsre it. A yet the-e has besa 70
daDsge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16
o., ~ Crn, Grant liorrIed.

NV YoRx, September .5.-Ciar'e N'F,
,i1ia Crame:. niece 0: Gen. Ura1f, was
married IN the Maros : office 70 dAT 10 A., n
pbonse Bernhard OF Paris France wen wei
known @ journals, OF the ,:ench c'Pi,aI'
Presi5snt sanger. Of the Board OF Alder
-,sn nsrformed the ceremony. Among the
+r;,|ssses a3tr,, was Jessie l. Seligmsu. A rehs-
;o~s csrenory was performed previously 5v
% RaS Mr. P,ice Of the Elizabeth \. J,)
Ms,indist Church The bride ia dauE6-
.aenFW ] C-ame-. ex-coasul 70 DenmasH'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16

Plvrs#yHc, September ij--At the coal
miners convention held at MonongahsIa
City today ii was unanimously resolved to
demand three cents per 6ushel for mining.
Tbe convention was called by the officials
of the Miners Association and the strike
ordered By the Knights Of Labor, which has
been in progress for the past TWO weeks
ow has the hearty support Of the other Or
carnations. Heretofore the two bodies
have been acting separately. bat
tc.dav's seton restores harmon? IL
,he ranks and makes th" strike the most
general ever attempted in this section OF the
State. The houses OF two black sheep coal
miners in the fourth pool were des'!oTed hy
ire las. night. The Ere is believed 70 De
irceudiary, and the delegates in atten!H:1::'
~, the convention were unanimous IN '-el'
expressions Q; iisapproyal Of slch un,a":1
proceedings.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16
Concerning Red Hair

Many people admire red haiE. but /; yot
10 moi Pa,kers Hair Balsam Wi! ImpA'I 10
il darker hue |: wi. also tdicf;er thin
ha;r. eradicate dautrlG and inoaTt s7'r
aess, g,ossiness and lie to hair whlcG has
become i-7 ncd harsh. Nota iya, doa' no.
.o;! tHe linen Gives 6 delicious p9r,~n'.
AU elegant dress.ag
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16
MAGELLAN. Aruiea salEs,

The Best Salye in the world to- S1t
Bruises, Sores Ulcers salt RheQ@. Fever
Sores, + tter Chappsd Hands, ChiloIains
Coraa, aad an Skc E-uPsioas,. ana posi
,:ve!y cures Piles, o. no pay required: 1t "A
euarsuteed to give perfect satisfaction, o.
uouey refunded. Price Is cent? pss oo1'
FOR sals by Logan B Co
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16
Che NnrtI of Ile TINT.

Nv loRS. September iJ.-Mr. David
Bonner vas asked 10 day ii :, was ". Rob
ert Bcnaar's intention TO withdraw GaUd
from The track indefinitely. as indicated IN
bis letter yesterday to Mr. Chas: Green,
P.eaiaeat Of the S, Ions ASSOCIATION: W.
Bcauer replied: ~, NJ brother simply
;D,enos to bripg Maud 5. hsEe Tor Inc re-
70 eainGer OF tL- season. lie - desifoG7 70
i've hrrs rest, which she has WEI! earned.
Sc bas beer exercised on them, and her
aIi,i,r 10 make her second quarter IL 81
.ecopcs IS saw her make Oh the road a,
P-oviierce, docs not indicate aay harm
lone 70 Ger. This time, you know, means
3 mile IN two minutes Wills il traiaia-
-he has done IT, 70 eighteen miles day
AID hiss shoTG nc trace Of damage : "!L
,ar under ainost any reasonable circ4m
s'snces ;,sssed oy her il th'' city would ,;
(: gre a. bcLtEt TO her.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16
GOOD BYE!
Collector McGraws Civil Service Reform
Tickles the Democrats.
ur,.s,y psrs,,.-

SItcdI 70 ne hegIIle1.
GRAFTON, September l5.-0n Saturday
last three new appointments in the Internal
Revenue service were made BY Collector
McGraw, as follows:
Geo. A. Goshorn, Of Charleston, Deputy
Collector for the Internal Revenue division
composed of the counties of Kanawha, Put
nam, Csbell, Wayne and Lincoln, vice A.
Il Malone, present incumbent.
Lichsrd r Delaney Of kanswha county,
Gauger at the rsctifing house offs, Strauss
y Co, vice l.. f. McWhorter.
Dr. Vim. P Bryan, OF Cabell county,
Gauger for the Internal Revenue division
Of that section.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16
WETZeL COUNTY INSTITUTE.
An Unusually Large Number oi Teachers
Assemble at Burton Monday.
SpeciaL % Tie Rsgis!e,


EuRToy, W. Va, September l5,-Pursu'
ant TO announcement of the State Superin.
tendent the teachers Of Wetzel county met
st Burton at p N. Monday 10 hold the
County Institute The instructor, Prof.
size, as well as an unusually large corps OF
teachers. we're present, and promptly organ'
ized themselves into body Of educational
workers By elccting ProG. 7. NJ. Haskins
President.
The programme as prepared BY the Stat
Superintendent was taken up. and Prot.
Sipe and the teachers discussed Language
Lessons, Science OF Teaching and /. 5. His
tory in an elaborate manner.
The Institute bids fair 10 be the best ever
held in the county, for Instructor and teach
ers are oN aiming to make it success.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16

p,rr.a.R.. September 1.-The fall tot,
ting meeting 0. e ExPo-..:on Driving
p,Tk Assoc alton 2pnred today with =
iar,e attendance Weather pleasant aad
rack in god coald!on.
First race, Ia ciass trotting par'.
sino-Maud /, ILL; Prince H.ra'd,
~; Ian,hie, g5,5; William {, 1.".'.
Time, 23T4. > - z.59.
Secozd race, 2l@ class t-o't:ag, p.''e
,soo-Erank Hall. LII; Maggie K - ;.
spotted Beauty. 3.4,3, AeTry ;,2.i. t..
2,sI:, 2.ali. Z.2@t.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16
4 Noted soldier and Musician Dea /

Cly,iyyATt, o., September lj.-Co.one,!
George Ward Nichol' President Of TIE Col
,cse OF Music, Cincinnati, died this morning
q; his residence. in East Walnut Hills, thus
city, Of consumption. lie was Al w,rk at
the college until short tine before his
death. Colonel Nichols served upon Gen
W. T. Shermans staff during the war, a11
wrote "Sherman's March to the Sea lie
married daughter Of the late Nicholas
Lougworth of this city, aud for the paS' 10
wears has devoted himself to musical eonca-
lion. hsviu- founded tie College OF which
be was President In this work he was
greatly aided By tie muEifceaca Of tie late
REUBEN Spri-rer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16

U,E SOIODJNT waen yor have ea:"a,
Use SOLO0DNl yoac breath TO sTesi~n
Use SOTODONT to aid d:Eestio1;
Use SOIUDuST and as; 70 q9eS'l17.
Preseryo ToaT uo,srs a0i - voo t
Resre; tn use o. SOHQDuN1.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16

CLEVELAND, september l5.--C.s'e'"~
Driving Park Association opened to-dsy:
First race, 2tO trot purse $500. W h.,e
Fox won, Kate Preston ,, y y. !. !, rn'
Z-7! 49,. =, ,,.. a.,
lions Revielia and the Banker ente's1 ~
after was drawn, however, and the '''A' :
wen, around once ard cot the pa's" :.
Third race, 2:l8 pacing. Pnrse $'', -
,,e Mac won, Argle 2 Jordan B. time 80
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16

S,~,7..s Or is az iU;aliian'" eye 'y
besdacse. bnc':echs, pair n the S'i- " y y
j;mbs AID al rhs2us'ic ard n'2''.-s -s % %
f,c,;ors L. rel!eY"a rs.u All sE.'', ~
.ie d:sease that csusss /: Pa "'-';
a7e c.u;s Goti!e.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16

A meeting Of the Cabinet was held ls ''s.'
day, at which g.! the members were p'e'sHi'
zen, Secretaries Baya'd and Endlc9r. l.
;s rnIe rs;cod that the silver pole? O. -"
Government was ouc Of the q4es"1a' '''.
s;der(d.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16

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G.-.v..s 3. - De .le genera usS''' u
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.-l.aa'. '.s'' y
--.r .g.-,-r ne aE7Cton ioT MIN as con-
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800. ss-,,,ss o., our country
= A.,
--.s 1eaaH 'ueg WIN uu
~-.. G.jv lies and offered Their
.. r..s-. E. p-,us-. nos as clothed with
.......,...- ~ .hs. -a.,,rd bp- as dis.
-, 80
.-h.-.-- " '-,: ,' "~.,- '''l Il" 49, -
--g..= @. @T -o.arau's TO INVOKE the''
.... ....s consideration auu aC- upon the
.........:,-..
...- 'l' " s'-' vi '"o"'i ''.'''
-.-.-.a...0u o' a..eeD cents per capita 'or
....l MEMBER -: aa g. y. ], N -oOi stand
.-....t -... me ari named taat for
.- .--..a a.. ..-.,s..T and expedition his
...... .. e.o,sg-ia,ri rom the Pos,
..s. .-s- -gm-.l-s o. in such manner
...... . ..... a.-T ..1lie.
500, lea. 20 Suitably mark the eveat
.s....... ..- H. ..ms ,he equal share o.
.- G. ma. .ro;a.oa asa.Iy ra,.s.I wri:;e rolls
...-a. a-na4an;:e's which shal. s2a'aip . 1s..p
..r~-. tese 20 be returned 70 national head
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16
A FRUlTlESS CHASE.
The Troops Fail to Capture the MaraHdinG
ApaCheS.

The Troops Fail to Capture the MaraudinG
ApaCheS.
SANrA f.. y " september lj.-4though
the country to the south is .iiled with troops
and efforts are being made TO head off the
small band of raiiing Apaches, not an In
l;au or a squaw has been captured. The
Indians are now working nor;hwari from
Grant county toward San Carlos reserYa-
ton. On Sunday they killed Avento Oce!a
and George Horn 4 portion Il tie Eighth
cavalry is still following them, but the tugi.
ives secure fresh horses and eiude pursuit
All Quiet ou the Reservations.
Plfrrs pAg, September I5.-AN IS
quiet on the Ninn,bago a"d Crow Creek
-rsc.ya;ioEs The rec-u, order sen' Agent
Gasmar. to eject settlers refusing 20 leave.
will not 5e enforced. The settlers are
quietly submitting to the order and leaving
Of heir own accord At this writing few,
ifany. remain. but it is the determination
OF ali having taken claims there to return
As soeu as the fual opening takes place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16

SAN FRANcIScO, Cal, September lbs.
c. Cull, farmer living near IAyermore, in
Alameda county, sIrangied HIS wife to death
with his hands, in the presence o; his slN-
year-old daughter, yesterday, d then al
tempted 10 commit suicide By hanging him
self with "a bal rope to bed post Seeing
what her father was abo4t 70 do, the child
began TO cgy and oeg him no; 10 xii. him
sell. Finally the fearful pleading Of III
little one induced the murderer to abandon
his intention Of suicide. lie then hiiche!
up team and drove of. He was found
two hours later asleep in his wagon, abou
two miles rom town, an3 placed u0d'c AZ
rest. Cull has been considered ir> ne for
some time. and WAS known to be intensely
iea'nlts OF his wife
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16

- i, bright aatunaa. DAYS lie 'eao'a.
,,5l q, comfortable exposure yields 10 !rI!t
.-n uo:r ! ra!cuous cough ana IN '1on
%: :riy tb-g,. Dr BI!s C2ygt S7f,2 -,t71
u-giyal.d . Esuei7 fox throat ani lJ25
tisesses. wenty.dve cents bottle
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16
Incrsn.r in Doggerie,. nt Mnshins.on


WASHINGTON, September l5.-S0ne OF
the District officials are examining 'he qres-
ion Of high license with q view OF acUptlng
il here. At present retail license OF 500
prevails Thi, city has !ar less troC6i" trom
the gscons than most c3EmuG:tiss, 5U hks
all othera 1t is the wor>: evil it has to con
tend With, and canses by far The most
,rouble to the police authorities. The stuGy
ofthe question has arisen from he trouble
caused by he rapid increase of the smallest
ard loves, drinking places These are hev.
ing most corruph0g inaaence among the
colcred population, which maaes up so large
o proportion OF the lahoTing class The idea
Of ;hoSe examining the question IS that t5c,
Ohio Scott law would prove most beneficial
hy abolshiug the small saloons.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16
ROBBED AND MURDERED.
\ Mans Body Found Floating In ;he Erie
Basin.

y Man Body round tlOHtiuS IN tnt Erie
Basin.
BrFFALo, September lj.-A5oUt
o'clock this morning tie body OF Il man was
discovered Hoa,irg il the Erie basin. The
corpse WAS taken 20 'h- mn"euc and q" ey
animation showed unmis'akab,s evidences
Of foul play. There was q bad cash, eyi
IDENTIFY from kui'a over his left eye, ard a
scalp wound on the back Of ;ae head. An
other deep cut was found in ,he side under
The right ribs and still another on the left
shoulder. There was absolutely no,hing on
the body by which i, coGld be identified.
The pockets were turned inside crt, favoring
the theory Of robbery aud murder. The man
was about 80 Years OF age. weighing about
l~O pounds. The body was fairly well pre-
served, and had probably not been in the
water more than three OF four days-somc
SAY not more than twelve hours An in
quest viii be tala.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16

Nsw ("yE, September .j.--Ihe Naw
York Sta-. which has been published only
. S.ndav morning paper Tor some inns,
app, artl This morning as daily. The
prospectus appears over the s'gnaure OF
tx-Cougressmau William NoTshsimer He
says it is 20 be strong Democratic paper.
but will have no relation tc Re factions into
which the Democratic voters OF thi5 city are
divided. TT will deal with shem in L freud
y spirit, and recognize thein all as soldiers
Who serve under the same standard. The
difficulties OF reaching o hi-h place among
the journals ot New lo:, is realized, bu,
the Star intends to seek hot verg place. The
ews Of The United SIases is furnished IN
der the old franchise.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-16
anRs.gKD:s ACID PHOspEhTE
Ma SrTy Z Food.

p-. j. " Srith, Wellinc'on - says:
i i-,pairei r:ryous supply hGTe used u
T. AGyaH,hCe.
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THE GRANT MONUMENT.
:, Order BY The Commander of
G. A. R.
,ooNNG 10 ITS NEAR ERECTION.
H,.~s Of 4 Massachusetts, Fourth
Clss Postmaster
Appointments.
cryERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES

......n> september ij.-Ghe to. low,
...- .a..-.. u-1.- has been issued:
g., GEANg Army o. REryHL,, }
.... .s Az. p GENEENI,
o.. .-.. ...r,- Sar,-ar,gs- /
The Cecil Whig., 1885-10-17

DESPITE Collector Cadwalder's
efforts to find a colored Democrat in
Delaware County, Penna., he failed,
failed, and Bourbonism has
for once to confess the existance of a
freedman loyal to his colors, to his
party, to the high honors and prin-
Piples of manhood. Every day the
eolored voters of the United States
gain better knowledge of political
questions and are learning to vote
and act politically in an honest and
Intelligent way.
The Cecil Whig., 1885-10-17

CANON FARRAR'S S estimate of Robert
Browning, as cited in his lecture before
a cultured Baltimore audience on
Thursday night, will undoubtedly occa-
sion a great deal of discussion among
those critics who have refused to rec
ognize Browning as anything else but
an obscure, misunderstanding and
unmusical poet. Canon Farrar has
evidently read Robert Browning's poetry
for their poetry and meaning alone and
not for an easy grace of rhyme and
measure applied by every little verse
maker who claims relationship with the
Song Goddess. Because Browning's
methods are subtle, his motives hidden
beneath peculiar diction, is no reason
why he should not, as Canon Farrar
claims, be the poet who teaches the
one great lesson to live out truly and
nobly our human lives, as hupans, and
not as supernatural beings; not as
angels, nor demons, nor brutes, un.
wounded by the Parthian arrows of
yesterday, but full of hope for to-mor-
row. We hope that the Csnon's words
had the effect upon his hearers that
will gain for Browning a sweeter and
kinder recognition than he has had
among certain classes here in America.
His work forms a subject for deep bas-
ical criticism and we hope to discuss it
more fully in these columns in the light
Farrar sees it at some future time
The Cecil Whig., 1885-10-17

THE Media Record grows enthuslas-
tic over the proportionate increase of
third-party people in Pennsylvania.
Not only to the Media Record, but to
every observant politician and political
journal in the country, the movements
of the Prohibition party within the past
year have been watched with growing
surprise and chagrined alarm, as the
feeling of the watcher tended in favor
of the party or against it and its princi
Piles. 1t has gained within twelve
months power we had not though ht
possible. The union of the temperance
question with politics never pleased US,
never will, but if it is going to make a
higher, and nobler thing than trickery
and spoils- getting its aim, then let it ad.
vance with every other independent
movement of the age that reverts to the
greatest good of the human races and
their governments. 1t dosen't want to
crow too soon, however. Its supremacy
is not going to come with very startling
rapidity. 1t cannot wed the Democra-
tic policy, it hesitates to embrace Re-
publicanism, it stands forth on wholly
independent basis, and standing SO
must bear many shock and fall before
it can abide eternalfy in the central
heart of America as legitimate and
deserving offspring. Its expressed OBJ
ject is lofty and honorable, and needful
and timely but, nevertheless, its secret
aim may be as diabolcal as the most
supremely diabolical partisanism ever
created from half breedism and reform
stalwartism. 1t has been before the
public long enough now, however, to
prove its merit, prove its truth to indl-
vidual and general judgments. AS the
Record suggests, Its growth in Penn
sylvania has been an interesting study;
thrice interesting will be the issues of
that growth If the bone and sinew it
has gathered proves substantial, ener-
getic, and capable to sustain it in its
battles with two such dominant dragons
as Democracy and Republlcanism.
The Cecil Whig., 1885-10-17
McCanrey Falls Heir to u Fortune.

Dominiok McCaffrey, the pugilist, has
received letter from Adelaide, Aus
tralia, informing him that his maternal
uncle, George Holland, was dead, and
had bequeathed his property without
reserve to his nephew Dominick. Many
years ago Holland emigrated from the
county Tipperary to Australia. He had
the gold fever, and went directly to the
mines, where he labored with pick and
shovel for two years. Then he was
taken sick and determined to engage in
lighter work. lie hired out to sheep
farmer as herder, taking his pay partly
in money and partly in sheep. In 10
years he had saved a snug sum of money
and was the owner of a good sized flock
of sheep. He secured a range and
started in business for himself at Clear
Village, South Adelaide, and has pros
pered ever since. He never married,
and the estate he leaves is valued at
The Cecil Whig., 1885-10-17

In the death of Josh Billings on
Wednesday last the journalistic pro-
fession OF America lost one of its
bright and shining lights, and one Of
its best loved members. The brilliant
galaxy OF American Humorists never
was remarkably large, but beginning
with dear old Artemus Ward its num-
Der has dwindled down perceptibly OF
late years. We need not fear that
there will be dearth of them in the
land owirg to this rapid degeneration
in their ranks for there is a host ol
younger lights springing up that will
brighten and cast a wider illumination
as time advances, but it will be impos
sible to supply the place of Shaw, who
aside from his careless regard for insti.
tutions when carried away on mac
revel of mirthful jargan, was sincere
kind man at heart, worthy to be be.
loved and reverenced and honored like
every genius who lends his portion o.
Gods gift to the world and its ad-
vancement from crude states and con
ditions to future perfections and tri-
umphs.
The Cecil Whig., 1885-10-17
un,phs.

The WHIG being the official organ
of the Cecil county Republican party,
as Earnest Republican" suggests in
his friendly letter to "Friend Torbert''
in last weeks Rising Sun Journal
proposes to sustain its policy of silence
despite. the little murmurs that float up
now and then above the greater rum
blings of the world. If Earnest Re-
publican" thinks The WH1G has forgot
ten its place in the field of Cecil coun-
ty politics and does not remember its
duty to the party of its choice he is
woefully mistaken. If Earnest Re-
publican' is anxious to secure the sup
port of The WHIC for himself or friends
Gas the whole purport of his letter in
dicates), if he lets his name be known,
and it proves one worthy of place in
the esteem of those who hold honest,
steadfast, stalwart Republican princi-
pies, dearer than life and far dearer
than the gairs of Hybrid section
ism, we may consider his case favor
ably. But we feel strongly urged to
state right here in the bravest Erglish
we can master that THE WHIG will
never disgrace its own venerable wrin-
kles and the party of Abraham Lincoln
by advocating a unition OF Half-breed
and Stalwartism. Hybridism must
go, and we pity the conscience of a
man calling himself an Earnest Re-
publican" who wishes to retain such an
institution in the political arena OF
Cecil county.
The Cecil Whig., 1885-10-17

PARsoN NEWMAN thinks he didn't
fare so badly at the Grant funeral OBJ
5equies, and so is desperate enough to
3ry the public ear again with lecture
on the dead warrior in Philadelphia
next week. Philadelphia threatened
o annihilate you before, Parson New
nan, when you were monkeying around
he machinery at Mount McGregor,
Der only difficulty being that she could
pot get her hands on you for the dis
ance that lay between. But now that
Iahomet has come to the mountain a
notorious eruption is very probable.