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Daily Republican., 1885-06-08

A L ThE CREAMERY, FOURTH AND
"A Shipiey streets, they are packing but
ter in esrthen crooks on orders from private
families. June butter is the best for This
purpose, and reduction In price ia made.
Jars supplied when desired. le3-3m
Daily Republican., 1885-06-08

DR. J.P. 9KIFFITHS, HAVING Kk
l. turned and resumed practice, will BE-
found at No. SIS Madison street. Specialized
genecology and ali diseases peculiar to wo-
mon. Also all diseases Of tho Kidneys and
stomach. n21-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-06-08

GOtD CANNASSERS ARE SELDOM
" idle and are always in demand. 1 will
employ all such agents and will give them
good salaries or very liberal commissions for
their services. Ar swer bv letter. and ad-
dress Bookseller, Penna., House. 1e8 eod-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-06-08

ND KLINE'S GREAT NERVE RE-
Dhs storer is the wonder Of the age for
all nervous diseases. All fits stopped free,-
Send to No. g3l Arch street, Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-08

n0 600 WILL BUY A o-KOOMED
brick house, in splendid
order and sood location. Apply TO WILL
LIAM J FISHER COZ Shipley st. m20-e Cd.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-08

A TTENTION.-ALL PERSONS DE
"a string pure drugs and chemicals, q
Wishing their prescriptions or private receip0
carefully compounded with pure materials
should 60 70 the drug store OF H. X. BRING
HURST, No. slY Market street, WILL, DsI.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-08

When made Of puro ingredie nts, such as can
Seventh Sc sssainsd a GARDENERS, sS Sfpns1
streets. tits opsidered by all that the 80
cream atm now manufacturing is tho richest,
hntst and purest m the city. MY salons
are ntted up in good sty le. Cream put up in
inoulds or small cans for family use. All
orders delivered promptly. Dream for sun
day dinners delivered rs heretofore. Whole
sale and retail. AIS. 3m-eOd
Daily Republican., 1885-06-08
ID EGIsTER's ORDER.

Address, ia North Twelfth street, Phila
delphia, or to Low O. Bird. their Atty. je
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-02

As the difficulties between employers and
employees are nov 70 often coming up for
solution, the following, taken from the Pitts
burg Post concerning the arbitration sys-
tenn in France is worth repeating:
The system Of arbitration In disputes be-
tween employers and employees that prevails
in France possesses so much fairness, and is
in many respects so wholesome in
It's operation, that it deserves to be
introduced for experiment and imita-
ton in this country. The PenDsylvaDis
attempt has not been q success. Under the
French system commissions composed of
SIX azbiters~ appointed by the vorkmen and
Six By the employer, with the President and
Vice President appointed BY the Govern
ment take charge Of disputes and settle
them nearly always satisfactorily to
the disputsnts. The parties sre not
bound to submit their case to these CON
missions, but they almost invariably do. and
when . case is submitted, the decision is
binding in Law. 1t is said that 95 per cent.
Of the labor disputes in FrsnceA are adjusted
in this way. The system was first devised
at Lyons, q great industrial eenterin South
eIn France, about eighty years ago, and
siDCe then has spread over the whole
country, demonstrating the advantages by
rxempting the country from ths angry and
protrscted quarrels between proprietors and
WCrkmen that are attended with so much
loss and suffering in England and the
United States. In many cases an executive
committee of the commission viii intervene
in q dispute and adjust it without waiting
tor the commission to try il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-02
A CLEYER BOX PROM SWEDEN.
Il SELLS Cigars to You, and Always Returns
the Right Change.

Il Sells Cigars to You, and Always Returns
the Right Change.
Metz York Sun.
Peter 0sterberg, of 0Iebro, is about, &C
cordipg to the Swedish newspapers, to sp-
ply at Washington for q patent on a machine
that sells cigars, and which he has invented
and patented in most Of the European
States. Just how the apparatus works is
the inventors secret, but it is described as q
neat cast iron box, two and one-half feet
high by one wide, intended to be put up in
railroad depots, hotel yestibules, on steam
beats and in other public places where there
is Q demand for cigars. It has compart-
ments for 5, 10, Is and 20-cent cigsrs; the
person who wants one has merely to put the
coin in an opening made for it, and press q
button, and the cigar pops out on q little
tray.
The machine can furnish correct change.
If one wants 9 6ve-cent cigar and has only
q dine, sl that is required is to put in the
coin and press the button. A nickel pres
emily appears, and after it the cigar. Hsg.
Cling the machine considers beneath its
dignity, and it utterly refuses to let eusto.
mtrs hang it up" 1t will deliver no goods
on t1ust, and, if the cash is short, keeps
what it gets, but delivers no cigar until the
price is paid in full. If one puts eight
cents on the plate for q ten.eent cigar the
box pockets the money and waits for the
other two before filing the order.
If q particular brand is exhausted it re-
csives no more money, and, when the magic
button is pressed, hangs out the sign Sold
out" A dial registers the number Of sales
made. Such is the description of this in
genious machine, which is now on exhibi-
non IL Christisns. 1t is said that it will
cost less Than $50 to make; but how it is to
distinguish between lesden or mutilated
coins and good ones is not stated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-02

The hearing Of the testimony in the in
junction cases Of the South Pennsylvania
and Beech Creek Railroad is in progress.
The Pennsylvsnia Company are preparing
IS strong defense a. possible. 1t is said the
company will try to get around the con'ti-
t~utiOnAl prohibition against the absorption
Of one competing line by another BY max,
ing the Pennsylvania Company the
buyer of the South ~Pennsylvanis road and
Northern Central the buyer of the
3Creek Tosd,5scause these lines are not
parallel or competing with those they pur-
chased. Il is said that the payments have
been made on the big deal and the property
delivered. The case will be q very eompi-
Gated and interesting one and the Attorney
General Of Pennsylvania viii have need for
the highest legal ability he possesses to see
that the people of his State have justice
done them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-02

BES Butler is becoming desperate enough
for anything inregard to bis greenback hob
By, and is determined to ride it through
eithsr to success or destruction. In an in
terview published in the New York Tribune
he ayst that the earliest circulating medium
was the greenback. It snsedAtes either
gold or silver" In speaking of the estab.
fishing of gold as the medium of exchange
in Rome, he says it a only q
plan to enslsye the people"
About the silver question that
win come up before Congress next winter
be says, "Let them keep it up. pile it al on
the people, this and more, and in the end
they viii rise up and throw of the yoke"
Il seems to be his firm opinion that the pso-
pie must rave greenOaeks or blood, but will
most likely take blood. BUTLER's eloyen
foot a easily be dstecsedin his sentiments.
BE looks with scynieAl pessimistic glance
zpOn everything that is not Ben. Disap-
painted in his efforts to gain position he finds
faRlt with everything both right
wrong and says that if people
.hsd only listened to him al
ould have turned u sWsIL. Though Aspir-
nc tobet the friend and leader Of the labor.
ing men, he expresses no faith in thsm, and
n saying that they are not intelligent
Nine out of ten Of them would ssl their
votes for 81 apiece" he infamoasly ISLANDERS
the very men upon whom he relies for sup
port. These millions form the bone and
sinew Of the land and We have faith in them
sid regard that American Institutions are
safe in their hands These sentiments Of
BgELEz's are repeated because they GhsE
pc ge1Ta~ whose ambitions
,.,s 4 me l~xd because they
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-02
Defining Bayard's Indifference.

Mr.. Bsyard's assurance that the Admin.
istrstion proposes 10 have the rights Of
American ~eitizens abroad respected so far
as it may be able to secure their recognition
is timely, but their rights are few, and it
would be prudent for Americans in other
lands to keep out of the clutches of the laws
thereof. A fair trial when accused, or the
punishment of those who may do them
g~rievous wrong, is all that our Government
can claim or procure for its citizens abroad.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-02

OK next Thursday the manufacturers
and merchants Of st. Louis intend having
9 trades procession, and the display is ex-
pected to BE- the grSndsst Of the kind ever
seen in this country. Besides sEOrding
much entertainment it viii be a great sd-
vertisement to trade.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-02

THE newspapers and the people on the
Pacific coast say that the conflict between
American and Asiatie civilization eau
never be reeeneiled and that the Chinese
must in this country ever remain aliens and
never be assimilstsd BY our institutions, and
they claim that it is the duty of Congress
to have the treaty between the United States
and China so modified IS to in the future
prevent such wholesale immigration into
America. The United States has been
trying q vast experiment in this and ought
soon to reach some satisfsetory conclusion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-02
Queer Civil Service Reform.

springfield Jal0A.
The Italian Government has decided to
keep journalists out of the public service.
To Clerks of Circuit Courts, County Clerks,
sherifs, Commissioners of County Courts
and Others.
The West Virginia Printing Company have estab-
Tished a BRANCH BOOK BINDERY and JOB Of
FICE at Charleston KAnavhA county, where they
Ge prepared to make all kinds Of record books, deed
books, indexes &C, and execute all classes Of print
Ing. Work guaranteed. Prices furnished upon ap-
~plicGtiOn. Address wEsr VIRGINIA PRINTING Con-
PANT, Charleston, W. Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-02
TIE eoIored mems convention that has

TIE eolored mems convention that has
Just met at LYnchburg, Va, is not calcu-
lated to give much encouragement to Yir-
GINA Republicans. The cOlOred men be-
heve that the time has come for them to
call q halt in the unqualified support Of the
Republican party" The z. o. p. has
depended largely upon the cOlOred
voters, and this beginning in Virginia viii
doubtless become contagious and leave lit
tie hope for Republican success hereafter in
the South. Such, results have made the
nsangdiss Republicans give up al hope
rss in Virginia this fall. So much
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-02
New York Ladies' on n Visit.

Two we'll dressed young ladies were call,
ing upon g friend when Iowa was mention.
ed. Mrs E. asked: as that in this StateH'
"0h, no" replied the hostess. "Well, now,
is Iowa and Ohio the same placer asked
Mrs. F. oh, no" replied the lady, quite
overwhelmed by the yswning chssm be-
tween the wel~lspparslled bodies and the
poorly-equipped brains OF her guests. "0h
no" Then Mrs. F. turned to Mrs. E. with
a very ~selfsatis6ed air and remarked:
There, that is Just what / always thought"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-02
some peoh

BssSTd don't loo. a Jewish journalist Of
New Res' that his people will be
restored to al ancient homes of
Palestine soon. They now have equal
rights with the people Of the nation in
which they s%ojourn and can come and go
pretty much rs they please. He believes
Jerusalem will be rebuilt N q splendid
scale. 1t will become the capital of the
world and the seat Of power Of the Messiah,
who willreign l 1000 years the acknowledged
sovereign Of mankind. Thsn there will be
but one nation, one ruler and one language.
The consideration CT the human race viii be
complete
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-02

The Conference Of the European powers
At Co~nstantinOple seems very uncertain Of 3
peaceful settlement Of the threatening trou-
bleS and a few days may develop some as
tonishipg results in European affairs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-02
Sow d~isgruntled persons have been bus

DUNK uisgfunueu PERSONS lave O0on Ousy
in circulating the report that President
CLEVELAND is desirous of the success of the
New York Republican ticket, bat the state
ment Of the Washington Post gained from
n Of the Presidents most intimate friends,
ought 70 satisfy such persons that they are
mistaken. The Post says: HE earnestly
desires the success of his party in the pend,
ing elections in New York IS elssEhere and
any assertion to the contrary is utterly and
mAhciously false"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-02

plainly s1ggssl 20 the people the import
once Of thinking ven for thsmsslvez and
usi1e great discretion IN seeking proper
leadsfl The man that makes the loudest
professions is OAsa the most willing TO stab
his ftienda
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-02

OSE BY one the faithful Democrats receive
their reward. The fortunate man now is R.
]. AsHBY, who takes Mr.. GIBBoNs' place as
Postmaster at Charleston. Offensive parti-
sanship proved too much for GIBBONS.
The appointment Of Mr.. AsHBY is a good
one, and Charleston a. well IS Mr.. AsHsY
il to be congratulated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-02
An Editor with a Very Level Head.

1t is reported that an Illinois editor, q
bachelor, received q complimentary ticket
to the county fair, good for himself and
wife. Being a man Of q close and economi.
cal turn Of mind, he Immediately got mar
ried in order to avail himself of the full
benefits of the invitation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-02
The Occasional Use of a Small Boy.

OeUUb FTee ETe9.
Say" shouted q boy in front of the City
Hall the other afternoon.
Something ike fifty men came to a dead
halt.
Say! your wife said l was to tell you not
to forget to bring home tesl' continued the
boy in 9 louder voice.
Forty-6ve men wheeled, slapped their legs
and grunted out:
Hanged if hadn't forgotten all about
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-02

THE New York base ball club vas ysster-
day dowDed for the third time By the Chi
cago club. Chicago bears OF the League
pennant. She will take pleasure in on
graduating herself for some time 70 come.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-02
Kelley fingers No Longer.
PhiladslpAia Bnls!in.

EAadGcpAtN oAAclAA.
Hanna goes out Kelley fingers" is the
latest news from the State Department
Why shouldn't the latter be sent as consul
to one of the uninhsbited Rtolls of the South
Pacific? He could there grow up with the
country and be would find the environment
of an stoll quite in harmony with his sItidi.
luvisn religious and political views.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-02
FRIpAY, OClosER 3, lssA

Tbs disposition Of the Wheeling pOstOfice
is sin among the uncertainties. Nothing
seems certain except that Mr.. STERLING
win soon be released from his official du-
tee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-02
Good Clothes.

Can Professor Huxley or some other sci
enlist explain why the person who holds
the check for the last seat in q row in the
psrquet at q theatre always comes in about
ten minutes after every other seat in that
row is occupied
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-02
FOR RENT.
O RHNT.

rn ZINE cOUsrsY EEsIDEHcE At a
M Do Chantsi stanoa, - Wbssifns, ht.aey
Bsirnsrs failpssd; tbAs are ssvsn ~
III 49, ~ttb stsbtn0 sd psstufs pdvnes
O.. win mt apsnisiy I'm me hoe'
vin, . ths tna1t nay prsse,. S.nrh~ta
AIss, NJ IaFs Rtek DveIn.g - - spras
contat1ipg IN oons 80 1872 n atba,
10Th q nedeats ntA gINBRRLY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-02
DIED

HEISKFLL-On Wednesday morning, September
30, 1855, At s O'Clock, at his residence on cnapline
sueet. OHIO v. HEIsKELL, In the 18th year Of hs
age
Fnnsnl on Friday morning, oetobr 2, al 10
O'Clock. InteTmsnt private.
wuLIAMS-wednSsdGy, September 80, 1885, at
10 O'Clock p m, 5oHN WILLIAMS, aged s. years.
Funeral from hs late resideace In ClArks's al
dillon, MUtins Ferry, Ohio, this afternoon at I
O'dOck. Interment at Nj. Galway cemetery.
Friends ars invited to attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-02

,rdisIly invited 70 attend oaf
nssr Opening Of Pattern n Las
an Thursday and fflosy'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-02
that Is, to Wed Him.

Cincinnati MereAaas riavelsr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-02

ESoR sxNT-fHREE RcoMs. sEPARATE on
H together. Apply a ian Ghapano street.. ec.q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-14
C4NT on TRIdL.

The country is getting near the end Of n reign
of Cant. About once in a generation the dear
people allow themselves TO be fooled for n time
by n set of hypocrites who pretend to BE- hOlier
than everybody else, and TO have trcmen-
dously powerful scent for frauds. These Great
ures make it their chief end in life to serve the
cause of what they call "rcform," by slanderng
worthier men than themselves. In time they get
the ear of the multitude. Some of them are
trusted, and prove both incompetent and dis
honest Then the cause of shaun reform be-
gins to wane, and the professional rctoi meIs '
generally transfer themselves from the party
which has tried them and found them ont TO
the other party which wants place at any price.
If the other party gets in. the country then gets
an exact measure of the apostles oil Cant. 1t
learns what sort of party they have been willing
TO helm under pretcnce of seeking reform,
and how either inflated vanity or selt-intcrcst
rather than desire for public welfare usually
governs the professional reformcrs. In short
time the public becomes supremacy disguised
with the Cant of reform and its apostles, and
they are tumbled into q ditch, until new gem
Grafton comes up which has the same lesson yet
to learn.
Mr.. Cleveland's Administration is teaching
the country what sort of reform . was sought
and promoted by the apostles of Cant at the last
election. We see the basest and the most dis
honorable of all the former rebels selected for
honor, because they were the basest and most
dishonorable. We see the meanest and most
malignant Copperhcads picked out, not for any
merit, but because, in times when many were
mean and many malignant, they were the
meanest and the most malignant. We see
trained men of rare accomplishments turned out
TO make room for creatures of the Mick Bell
and Higgins variety. We see person pre-
ferred above other rebels, rs Consul to Nagasaki,
because he was both a rebel and a black guard.
We see, floating over all this promotion of the
basest and vilest, the old banner of reform y
enthusiastically waved by The Times and Thc
Post, Beecher and Schurz, and the other
apostles of Can't
1t will not take the country very long to get
so Disguised with the professional reformers -
and the very name of "reform that there will
be an end Of them, and Of the party which tn cy
| helped by peddling SANDERS The country sees
that the Republican party, which was pro-
nounced too foul to live, had conducted the
public service so well that Democrats are forced
! to initiate its methods and to borrow its ideas ;
that it had filed the service with officials SO
worthy and capable that a Democratic Admin
| istration cannot get along without them, and
can find no preteXt for removing one in hun
bred of them. That is the party which the
apostles of Cant called corrupt Mr. Cleve-
lands is the party from which they expected
| glorious REFORM"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-14
PERSONAL.

Anusto Rooll who in September next will begin duty
ma vocal maestro in the NewEngand Conservatory OF
Music. Boston, born In Rome about thirty
wears ago and educated ut the Hospce OF San Michele
lie made his debut as sooist Mt St. Peters, In the
Julian Chapel, singing TOrnelhs "DAye Regina
Calorum" AMI ut once leaped into popularity as the
fnyorte cathedral singer ia tho Etornal City He VISA
regularly engaged salary at ST. Peter ~ the age Oh
5ce and has been engaged Organis conductor,
teacher and composer He conducted The requiem mass
nd the funeral OF Victor Emmanuel after which Humbert
made him knight OF the Crown OF Italy,
with the dsath fortnight ago, at Bamberg Bavaria,
NJ the Baron Macmillan Won Pauus the famous Paulus
family became extinct. and lts coat of arms sol
EMMY broken and cast into his open grave upon his
conn-hd
President Eliot, Of Harvard will spend the summer at
SOUTHEAST Harbor Mount Desert Island.
Iieutenant Greedy and family will be in PittsGeld,
Mass for some time this summer
The late Franz Abt. the song-writer n surprising
courmand "A goose' he used to say, Is very pretty
bird but IL has great fault: 1t Is little too much
for one and much too little for two" Coming ont OF
restaurant one day looking supremacy happy, Herr
Kapnelmeister said friend to him. "you to have
dned we'll Yes, had fair dinner; 1t turkey "
"And was there good company around the board =
"Yes, good-but small; just two indeed the turkey
and myself"
The Milwaukee members OF the Military Order Of the
Tovat Legion will accord General W. s. Hancock an
elaborate reception in that city on June 4.
Sir William Jenner has recently had alarming
attack OF bronchitis.
The Rev. Thomas Lockhart, whose death Is announced
at Clayton Indiana, was nnetytwo years old March
% last. and preached his last sermon on that day.
Mrs. Mary ]. Pitman e. Margegy Deane u" ia presently
to be the guest of Miss Cleveland at the White House.
Mr.. Fargus (" Hugh Conway y has recovered from hi
sci lous attack OF typhoid fever.
| With the death of Chamberlain Walter Won Goethe
grandson of the great oct that family becomes exno
In Germany his younger brother Wolgang having dies
two years ago Walter died at Leipsie and is 70 b.