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Ghs GatelIIastrfer,
Oaioei Nos. qB and ~ Fourteenth Street.
ASPIRATION.

Let the dead past bury iis deaf,
Lille opens up with grAnder GFeep:
The same bright heavens Ghine overhead.
And deep doth beekon unto deep.
Climb ever up 10 higher heights
Untrodden yet, With hrmeI tread,
To broAier views. 70 nObier faith,
To climb these mountain peaks instead.
Though dark below the base may Be,
It's submits with sunlight kissed;
And the brave soul that climbs eau zee
The blessed Light above the mist.
As one who with uuWeAtied steps
Climbs cloudy Algiue peaks sublime,
One hour at least In life looms up
Above the Little rii4 Of time.
As one who IN serener air
FOrgets lies little hOuB Of woes,
ne feel the spirit that dWells there
The sense Oi paESionleSs repose.
Onward and mp each step We take;
From Paradise no gat6 debAn;
Above are still the heavens ou6pTeAd,
The daylight and the eternal StAn.
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Hoe HouSs-L. Delbrugge, Fred. Laus, j
Reed, 81.
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DErRAr Is q school in which truth al.
wsvs prove strong. Though your disease
bfflls your physician, II you put your
blood In good order with Warmers Log
Cabin sArsapArilla, you can rely on finally
growing well and strong. Pure blood
means good health.
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chspped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin erupti0ns, and posi.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
Is guaranteed TO give perfect satistRctiop,
or money refunded. Price 25 Csnts per
box. For sale by Logan & Co.
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any friends sdmire me a great deal
musically," said young travelling man
who had never been prominent for self.
conceis,
81 didn't know that you sang"
~ don't snd what's more never try.
That's why am admired.
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4ddis3a (RiSl DsmOeyuL.
"Oold up theroI" exclaimed the Dakota
man wintering here, "wsll, Ishould rather
think II Was. Why, last Winter-and Pm
tellin' on ys the truth-Why-well, now,
IN Just tell you what done. ] had Q
pretty good cook stove in my house, and
| always kept It boomin', / tell ye. Well,
one night l put my nittens and big pair
Of these felt Hhoes In the oven TO sort Of
thsw out; and q cat that / was offered $40
for got In the oven and .crRwled into one
Nv them Bhoes. l got up two or three
times during the night to put on coal ;
and as true as Pm tellln' on 20, that cat
was iroEs stiff In the morning. Why, you
never saw such countryP
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Address Registered Letters 10
INV ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New OIlOGnl, La.

pEuEuIEp That the presence Of Generals
nEMGMuEn BesurtgArd and Early, VINO arc
in charge Of the drGVingh IA guarantee OF Rbto.
lutte fairness and integrity, that the chances Gre all
equal, and that no one can polliDly divine what
number will draw Prize.
REMEMBER that the payment Of all Prizes 70
GUARANTEED BY -FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS Of New Orleans End the TinIeu arc
siEned By the PrcEideni Of an Iuit.tutiOa Whose
chartered rights are recognized In the Highest
Courts; therefore, beware Of any limitations or
anNNvuN0uH E0hPr1ef
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CLAY DISTRICT.

CLAY DISTRICT.
Al he Old cCsrt HoiSs-w. F. Peterson, John H.
Hall, II, J. Felber.
UNION DISTRICT.
Court Iouss- ChaG. .Loeaer, John H. Downs,
CENTRE DsrICr.
Hoe HOGse-L. Delbrusge, Fred. LGue, James
WEBSTER DISTRICT.
Hoss HotlIs-JOhn Clark, John weIGgerbOrr Born
'-, RITcHIR DISTRICT.
Hoe Hogse-Jacob HOpstAtter, Henry Schulz,
A% 4aa%5 FS sescO HOuSe-J.s 8. Gavln, B. MnrpolO F.
McCully.
TRIADELPHIA DISTRICT.
LsatAsr.OOOd school RO,ae)-G. W. Woods, PlAtoi
A' En- q st9S SiaVn HaR-J. 8. Woods, John Hal.
N fr',aGepit9 tEatsSoRsl-7J. N. ThOrnburg, John
FsSIsV Ro6iHSCa's-James Oldham, John Robin.
son, Alex. McConn.
LIBERTY DISTRICT.
Wat LDatv-samuel Bell Vincent vGnHeter,
FeioSas- snodeEer, John c. Fnris, James
FdiitV sfeys-w. =. Whitman, James v. Cham.
ben, 7. T. Maxwell.
HIGHLAND DISTRICT.
Cleans Bun school HouSe-T. ], Garden, Charles
Brick School HoHse-. Eugene Ridgley, William
Mitchell, William North. sr.
And the following penonS arc appointed to can.
vas the vote al the places Of voting hereinafter
mentioned:
WARRINGTON DISTRICT.
Hose HoESs-W. Kennedy, John Koch, David
MADISON DIsTMcr.
Narla House-E- L, Stone, R. B. Burt, JGneI P.
Ls and. hoe Reps-1. o. Smith, James Waiter,
William N. MAnh.
CLAY DISTRICT.
od oogri Hou,e-ThOmRa N. Reilly, N. j. o'KGnc,
-'-''-' UNION DISTRICT.
cOyrt EOuSs-Peter Farrell, J. N. Ewing, J. N.
CENTRE DISTRICT.
Hoe Hoys-wlllRm C. seabtight John Reed,
j., James FIlan.
wEBsTER DIsrRicT.
Hose Hou'e-JOhn V. Gavin, Robert johnson, T.
RITCHIE DIETRICH.
Hose RcU,e- Charles Schroeder, B. Dcviner Au'
And DC poll shall in other respects DO taken
and The result shall be certiaed a directed By sec
fion o. Chapter 81, Of the Code o. West Viig MIA
Ihs hSllos used IN taking the said poll shall hHv,
| written Of printed thereol the Wo DIS 'Suhscfip
! Hon" nT NO subscription or Anl other word
I MAJ viii show how the voter lnterded TO vote 0s
fhe question Iroposed The order shall be pub
iished a. required by law, and shall also be pub
lieed ia the following newspapers puDliAhed Il
AID county: In the DAILY ReilisT DAILY lsTELLl
dENcER Vet Pvptntsehe Aarl zsiiuRg, and Ndr
LIitTi Rlo in the Reskiy ReglH1 and WEEK
INTILLI0ESCER.
! corr TnTE: CHARLES Q, WOODS,
' County, de-
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Live Stoek.

GnoAso. Jan. 2I-The Drope'I Joirnal reports:
Cattle-Reoeip1 500 head: shipments s. 900 head;
market stronger; fancy IS 0oa6 "; St en 9 oa3 S
Itockers aud feeders 81 65a3 20: COVE bulls and
mixed 81 76aS 40; Texas cattle 81 SoaSS6. Hogs
Receipts 1000 head: shipments 1000 head mArket
IS 40a5 70; Sht S. S0A5 Is; skis % ba9 o. sheep
Receipts 5000 head; shipments 2,OOo head;
market steady: natives IS 00Ro Is; western " TUA
8 Is; Texans s. 0Ca4 %; lambs y 0oa60
KAsf LmKErY, Jan. 2L-Uattle-heoep9 266
head; Rhipmenu l61 head; market very SLOW At
yesterdays PRICES: supply mostly common. HOG
Receipts 700 head; Ghipmenh LOO headi market
arm; PhIlRdelphIRl s. T0G5 80; common 70 mir
8 i0a5 rs; pigs u 6oa5 90. 6heep-Receipu ~
head: Ghipmenu 823 head: market dull and Q
shade on from yesterdays prices. ~
UrNcISNAT1, o., Jan. A-HogH active and high.
or; common and light 81 25A5 4S; packing and
butchers IS I5a5 20; receipts lSSO head; shipments
80 head.
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A TRAMP craWled under barn on Spear
street 10 sleep the other night and found
three skunks there. He didn't even stop
to ask for ten cents to get his beard
tFimmad.
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II every colored barber would geo to it
that tho razor he uses on his customer Is
as the sharp as the one which he carries
10 his hip pocket there would bs great
deal more comfort Ia getting shaved.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MT. De Chan tai,
NEAR WHEELING, w. VA.
lsuter1 oil the vhl!auon,)

EIchool o, more than national reputation, oierI
EXCEPTIONAL advantages for thorough education Of
young ladies in all departments. Library Of ElI
thousand volumes, Pine philosophical, chemical
and astronomical EpparAtua.
Nu'icsl Department specially noted. Corps Of
pl'uo,Cscaen trained by leading professor from
conservatory Of Stuttgart, Vocal culture Acoord'
iag to the method OF the old Italian masters
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health,
Ten IcsOS Of pleasure grounds. Board excellent,
For catalogues, and references 10 patrons in al
the ptncipGl ciu0S, address
eel THE DIRECTREss.
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NEW YoRK, Jan. A.--Cotton very dull; uplandl
steady; January 10.t0c; February Il BIS: April
lI.7Sc: May l0S1c; June 1850: July lo,9oci Au'
gust 10 Sic: september 10 4sc; October l0l2ci No
VOmber 997c; December O.91o.
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NEW York, Jan. "a For oyercoStings aud low
cost heavy clothing Vooens the ps cling OF ord rs
Werp Of steady increase. La les dress s oO'S and
ssft wool dress fab los wera In large movement
and the iOr1er In good request. PIintS IN better
demand and prictS hNde ing. Print clohs very
hfm at SO bid and 10 asked for 6i'square spot,
with sales 81 contracts at l5.l6c aud Sc and 81.
| 10 3ikc
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTIONI
" OVER HALF MILLION DIsTRIBUTED
LOuigiana State Lottery COmpany,

IVuAoAono SGAOo AOOOOh SOihpAASs
incorporated In 1865 for . yeEu BY the LegiAlG.
ture for Educational and Charitable purposes, with
capital Of q 600 0O0-tO which q reserve fund OF
over $50, 900 hAB Gince bean added
By an overwhelming popular yote It's iTRnclfIe
was made q part Of tho present BlAlQ Constitution
adopted December ID, A. D., 1879,
The only Lottery ever voted on aud endorsed BY
The people Of any State
Hnepn sooLa NJ p0EpoASB.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings lAko
place monthly, and the Grand Quarterly Draw.
lngl regularly. ever thee months March, June,
gep,emboE and December
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR.
TUNE aecoud Grand Drawing, ClESS u, In tho
Academy Of Music, New Orleans, Tuesday,
February Z, 1888 2l3th Monthly Drawing
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We the undermined Banks and BGuEers Will pay
al PriIos drawn In The Louisiana State Lotteries
which may be presented At our counters,
J. H. oGLESBY, Pres. Louisiana National Bank.
PIERRE LANAOX, Pres. BtGte National Hank.
4. BALDWIN, Pres New Orleans National Bank.
CARL RoEN, Pres. Union National Bank.
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Washington School Of EIOCutiOn
AND ORATORY,

ARS. N. STEVENS HART, Principal,
BO4 am Street, N. W, WARRINGTON, D. o.
sixth annual Session begins Wednesday, Sep.
CouHe OF instruction embraces Eocuion, Prtc
nAtcs, Modern languages, Vocal and 1nStTu.
Henpa. Music and Physical Culture
TIE Principal Is assisted by an eficient corpS Of
e4chefs IN each department
Graded clAssCh for boys and girls daily.
=, Adult classes and private Instruction given In
Tie evening
Diplomat awarded. Alimiled number Of pupils
teoourOdA,ed In tho family,
, Iot circulars and references apply 70 INIELII'
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STATIONERY.

PHASE NOTICE. that this g. the only Commentary
upon Inc whole Bible published At q modefRte
price Il g. therefore, within ach Of the masses,
while no Commentary pub Il % hlshly com-
TEACHER or the preacher when practical, concise,
critical and spiritual work u sired.
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NnI,l

BOSTON, Jan 2I.-wool steady; Ohio aud Pom.
sylyRnia eItrA Heeces SyASlc: Xxx 31RSlISc; Michi.
ran extra sc; scOurei Territory b5abic for hnei
SOa52U for fine mixed; Safe for medium.
NEW YORK, Jan 24-wool quiet and steady; do
nestle tleece 22AS7c; pulled l6aSSc; Texas lSGE2c.
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peAuIIES Shropshire, OK, and Cob. SHEEP
UEhullES Jersey ksdh and BsrkIhiie HOOS
Y. Rocks and h LfEhoIn Chickens BRONZE
Turkeyg FggH and CARP In season ENGINES,
umbSr .atIiiictlOn guaranteed on all.
III nc 90 cent book for IS cents and nlmo
allu0 and address OF twenty vide awake farm
7. r cARsKApoE,
no2aW K0yBoE, ". Va.
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MUSICAL INSTITUTE OF BEAVER
M College opens $50 year January 8, 1855,
baIcquipptd Scnool OF Music In WeAtern Penn.
Hlyania. Directors Of instrumental and Vocal
sus!c, American gentlemen Of much culture,
graduates Of Berlin and Munich, A Bchool !0r
Plano aud 0'gAu, for Voice Culture and singing
loi Violin Guitar and Mandolin, for harmony and
ineoy Numerous free advantages Recitall In
Ansic Hall short hand, Typo writing, klocuuon,
AHGnd al literary advantages OF the highest or
ne President h 7. TAYLOR, Beaver, Pa.
dg46nAg
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LOUISIANA LUrlERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.

1--WE do hereby certify that we supervise the ar.
rnngeuenH for all the Monthly and Quarterly
drawings OF the Louisiana STATE Lottery 0Ompany,
and In person manage and control the DraWing6
themselves, and that the same are conducted with
honesty, fairness, and In good faith toward all
parties, and we suthOdIo the Company 10 use this
certificate, with iRehmile5 OF our signatures 81.
tAched, In Ia Advertisements"
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Recipe for Making Supreme Court Judge.
Chicago TRIBUNE,
Modem recipe for making Justice Of
the United States Supreme Court:
Congressional courtesy, l part.
Gall, 8 parts,
RiddleberSer (All OF himl.
Central Pacific influence, quhntum sui.
Mix.
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H19 Prizes, amounting
Aunlinntion iof ralls 70 clubs should be made
,nly Ia the ofipo Of the Company IN New 0rloNns.
For further Information write clearly Ewing tull
.ddreSS, POSTAL EOTRs Expires Aoae7 Orden,
az New YORK Exchange IN ordinary letter. CuI.
fency By EXpTe1 lGt our expensol addressed
N. A. DAUPHIN,
New oIleanI, La,
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0cnttemen-TWu or three years ago can.
Ger came on my face. u soon grow TO %
Guile Iarge. twprc on me nnd my general
health MIS- very poor. Last September /
began a cnuTHc o. q. g. g., which have con.
tinilrd IN tho present time vita the hlpplest
result, Tic cancer hGg catifcly dlSapl aired,
there bclug no evidence or sytnpintn ni 4
eInccrUua character left. Ny general hca!th
SgOOl Eow. and my apostle better man y
has been IN years am (! years Hiu, anu
10 day am working In INC Ield planting
corn. Yours truly, JONAS l'ihhpA'H'
ocntlencn-I had a sore on my upper lip
for eIght yearS. Eeycn different doctOfA At.
iSmntt,l In vain TO heal Il. One save me
small Vial for Ave dollars, when MAsh Csr..
iRIn cure" ttlsueO.lless TO ray that u dld
me no good. About Two years hgo became
uuits uneasy, Is people thought lad can-
Ger and | took course Of eighteen bnItlea
ofS.1,S, Tho result has been hc0mplcis
euro, The ulcer or cancer healed beautiful.
IL, leaving scarcely q pcrrcpllb!o scar. FROM
that dEy thaye been tn excellent htallh, tno
EnrcIGc having purified my blood thorough.
~ incrraSe,l my appt lite and perfected my
3Iestion, In word, I feel like new
woman, and, best OF all, the clsht year ulcer
d EUnO entirely. Yours Alncr,T " ,,,-,..
Treuton, Todd Co, Ky, Feb :, 1851.
Treatise on piood aud Skin Diseases mailed
free' TnE SWIFT hfrClfir Co,
Drawer Atlanta. Ca
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hIAls = ANlAA AaAfI - W . =
Gen'lempu--i'ir twCuty yrarn have had
n an. IN my lei. ctgrL. 1t hal gradually
ben rIoWlrg worse. The many ulybiclans
whom had Consulted wcro itnaGin TO 10
me any good. Last fall q year ago UeSAn
and 1t became morc virulent than ever; 20
much 20, indeed, that my family Insisted
tint shOtld leave on tho medicine. per.
sisted In nInP the 5. 4. >. ~ TIC END ol tIo
months tic s1fr ,yaE entirely healed, Think.
ms that the evil We out Of riy CONSTITUTION,
I left on the medicine; but IN NoNeWbcr,
leu months after, a very slight breaking out
appeared. az once heEiu again On D s. Sc
aud now that Is also disappearing. ! have
OyeFy faith In s. S. * Il Las done inc mniS
Food than ali tho doctors and other tnedi-
elneS pVer took. Yours truly,
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STAMAERIRG CURED.

sy,gm bssed upon natures laws. NO SECRECY
no TRICKS, system explained TO those inter
Testimonials from phyuieiRns, educatorS and p.
Ma n. STEVENS HART, Principal,
Warrington Bchool Of Klocuiion and EnGliih
0OI NJ Street, n. W., Warrington, D. o.
sipdenu boarded in family Of Principal
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VTheelinr 1.-Two stook nInrkot,

GrttLe-l,0oo to l,lOO lbs. stock S1IRSXc per h.;
800 TO 200 lbs. SaS<c per ID; 100 TO 200 lbs. 24a
HOgs-Market active; 4I<a5ISc porIb,
LambS-Good at saiLc per ID.
OdlpGs-lRbc per ID.
SlAep-21Sl4c per ID.
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TIT Is queer how long some kinds Of
pastry can be kept" observed the Snake
YES" replied the Horse Editor, ten.
tAtivsly.
."Wien was in the Tower OF London
saw some very ancient pike rust"
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ELECTION NOTICE.
ELECTION NOTICE.
COUNTY
Notice.
ELECTION FEB. q, 1888.

Alta meeting Of the Board OF Commissioners Of
the county OF Ohio, held on ThundAy, the 2Ad day
OF December, 1857, tho following action WAS had
and the following Ordinance adopted;
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VI0has DlslansaIY Rst!GaI Association,
COS main 81, BUFFALO, MY,
The EaGJRa3LE
CURED

TToPKIysyTitF, XVI, Feb. Y, ISL.
Geptlcmen-SuNen years ago sore derels
oped on my nose from u finger nail scratch
Itrlrd few simple remedies. but tho sore
would moi Yield, grew worse every year
for Ievrn ytafH. Many thought had can.
Ger, Over "a year ago I commenced taking
3 i. S hnd two dozen bottles entirely cured
me When | hrgLn with Swlit's Specific
WAS in very poor hrHith. and could hardly
drag about. AneF Egd finllhcd the course
OF 8. S. 2. was stTnu.' nfil buoyhnt, and
had a good appetite. l Fcgrrl IL as a moit
valuable medicine for ladies' W MchGi d"l.
with me. YOlrI respectfully,
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OF n, A. DAUPHHi
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Court Housc- Chaa. Ioeaer, John H. Down
James 3, Acker.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-01-01

On Monday the postofice vii remain
open ooly tom 10 A. n. and from 5 too
p "a.
The Eiectric Light C0mpan7 have placed
= Hxht On va a.. q. 4 4 I. Railroad
erossnx.
The c. a ". ". passenger train from Chi
csxc. due hers a. lbs :. N. Vas 0as hour
Late yesterday.
The Ceera House VS. crowded last even
ing VIXEN Not .eska appeared ia the
T Fsinn Night
J. Alien. csptain IN No. 4 engine house
TIM N tie south.
Mondsv vii - ohservei a. New Years
rsy. ard IS ususl tie banks puelic 0fdcss.
str.. VII Re closed
ledge nicssrnaan viii assume his datiss
A. Iadzr ~ the Circnif Court Cor this Dis
tr1cf tonorroT ascr1n9
A New Yesrs BAL given bv TIE Deutcher
Rrader Ferein - scandinavian Hall iast
sxenl8z. vas lsrxelv attended
Geo. Clsrk. 81 Grand Rapids = II the
ctr spsroins feT says visiting vita ais
brother. frsd Ciars. ana ecker friecds.
= Shniiog. We hss tesn employed a.
ss.esmsn n The C1icszc Far. k.ls resigned
his ecsihon snd ril a. 20 tsrsna Rapids
ard rake Is BIS lsfnre home.
q rs Kessrhs snf Rishsrf r.~he-. ef
the - s. 81 81 & ksllrts5 olsee ie7 lasf
a~p-fr.r Esr tsrsr3 fars.fs =, - =, sr.,.s
New Years via their ea1euts In Granu
Rsri3s
= astshennoeS. srerau e r.. 4 U-sa
femrsav. setcas csaief ~ e4ersi Ha~r
frsncs. retaraea erse res.srizr eserai.sv
fs...s Hsnter.ra - s,-n -. - IS. 4. -.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-01-01

You will see her steer right into the
mouths of the heaviest guns OF the enemy
with the lowest prices on record. When
challenged her commander will answer
back that she is bound for the HarbOr OF
Success. Stop her If you can. You may fol-
low IN her wake; you can't head her, for her
motto is
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-01-01
Coming Events Cast Their Shadows Before.

Judging from the little specks we dis
Germ i'm the clOthiers' horizon there is a
storm brewing.
There will be n general engagement next
week, in which all the clothing ships carry
ing big guns will no doubt be compelled to
participate.
The Tower is clearing her decks. She is
not alone ready, But EAGER FOR THE
FRAY.
She has stored away i'm her hold a c0llec-
ton of Bombs In the shape of marked-way-
down Bargains in Suits and OvercOatS that
will produce CONSERVATION aboard the OppO-
sitiOn crafts and astOniSh the lOOkerS-On.
In the heat of the fight, should you see a
stauncil old white ship, with all flags flying,
put it down that that vessel is the Tower,
and should you scan closely the words in
scribed upon the streamer at her mast head
you will read these talismanic words,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-01-01
Muskegon

0rce. f0 western Ave. NAer 30 (. Ths
TEr EesAx- nxRAtn delivered every Gorning a.
so9oc<.
MUSK EG0N. SUNDAY. akS. 4
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-01-01

Read our ads. this week. There will be
come grand reading matter for The public
to ponder over, and it Will be of interest
to all.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-18

The authorities at Washington
renls,d 20 appoint old q, A. r.
veterans 10 positions on the national
police foTce, and ia eNtenuation ot
their otitnse claimed that they were
too old This tlinsy excuse has
n,lscd the Indignation of q. A. r.
men at Washington, aud they have
decided 10 carry the matter mp 20
President Cleveland tor his sanction
or disapproval IL h confidently
believed that the rights " the old
soldier viii b. protected and that
the commissioners viii reoeivc a
reprlmand ior his unwarranted rul-
ing in the matter
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-18

A FREE ballot and an honest
count has always been vouchsafed
to the minority by republicans
everywhere, The writer once voted
where two hundred ballots were
east and only two were democratic,
and yet they were not molested,
insulted nor attempted TO be In
timidated This was in war times
TOO. Every citizen is entitled to one
vote and that should be Mlrly cast
and honestly counted. This is an
infallible rule in all the republican
north, and ls said not To be In the
democratic south.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-18
THE IRISH WORLD.

The Irish World is supporting
Harrison. In recent issue it says:
"Protection to American labor
means good wages and n higher
standard of living for the American
workman. The millennium is not
aItainahle in this world, but Of all
countries the one that offers the best
opportunities TO the poor man is
American, and the most prosperous
aud progressive time the nation has
known has been under the proteot-
i've policy. The adoption of British
free trade, ON the other hand, would
mean reduced wages and lower
standard of living. 81 Common sense,
history, aud experience teach these
things, t.. ,... --,~
A situation of affairs il brought
about when every American citizen
must be practical on tho question
raised. The man who believes In
protection to American labor cannot
consistently vote for Cleveland and
Thurman, and the man who fAvors
free trade cannot logically support
the platform ON which Harrison and
Morton stand. There are surpriA.
ingly foolish things at times done
la this world; but 10 me Il does seem
impossible for the American people,
on an issue 20 sharply defined AZ
this .taIin question is, 70 deliberately
vote Tor their own ruin. 'Were Il
posible, writes Mr.. James q.
Blaine frum abroad, for every voter
OF the republic to see for himself the
condition aud reeompense Of labor
In Eurupo the party " nee trade In
the United States would not receive
the support of one wage-workor
between the two oceans. II may
not be directly In our power 70
the European laboneT, but II
will bS a lasting stigma upon our
statesmanship II We permit the
American laborcr TO be forced down
20 tho European lcvel.'h