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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-11
PRIVATE PENSION vEroEs.

Republican papers seep inclined to quar-
rel With President CLEvELAND became be
takes the pains 10 exsmine into private
pension bills before he consents 10 Put his
signature TO them. If the President is not
expected 10 examine these measure, in
Heavens name why are they sent to him
for his approvS9 And 1.-THE is TO examine
them, why net make an examination that
examined
The known facts regarding private PEN
zion bills determine the propriety and en-
inent business of the Presidents yetoe4
He does what neither the S,nste For the
HOUSE does; he devotes time, labor and
thought 20 the consideraIion of every sep
arats pension bill presented to him, and
according to their n e:its or defects he az
proves or disspproyes them. In marked
contrast to what the President has done in
diligently and carefully ipquiring into the
u erits of the bills presented to him for his
approval is the uncopsidered reckless con-
duct of the Senate in passing them, illus
trsiei by the uncontested statement OF
Senator BUTLER, that in siDgls session OF
seventy minutes that foiy had passed 147
private pension bills.
All this is tie truth, as case after case has
beer tablished and yet unscrupulous par
tisacship attempts so to psrvert the good
conscience and devotion to duty Of the Pres
ideut az to make him saem an enemy OF the
soldiers and his conduct an offsrse to them.
No one WHO has read tie PIesidsnt's veto
messages in which he has stated his ohjec-
tions tt those lis which he has dissp-
provei !, can fail 10 see that he has in every
case sc.ed in entire geo faith with respect
70 the claims of our soldiers. The p,nsion
Int he said should be made roll Of honor,
4 record Of the great, heroic 6e.ds Of brave
uen, and be net msrred by tbs appearance
of the names upon it Of those wfo ale IN
worthy of the Distinction and benefits il
should confer.
In this regard il is worth the while Of
the people to consider that there is some
thing better than partisan supremacy; that
fidelity shown in the administration OF the
government is much better, and that there
can be no partisan necessity 50 strong as to
warrant tbs condemnation, through mis-
repre-: eataticu, OF tho executive for doing
that which it is his duty to do. In this
this private pension business the President
has been engaged in correcting the errors
of Congress. He he's dore it at the risk oil
having his motives misrep'esanted, his
conduct denounced, his patriotism ques,
toned, his popularity impsired; but con-
scious o. baing right he has gone resolutely
on in the faithful discharge of his duty.
There is no class of our citizens who
ahould iucourage the President to keoI
en- dcing his duty more than the brave
men who fought tie battles Of their coun
Try, one and ell of whom must desire to
ses tie pension list made roll of honor,
AMI evely pension certificate token q
vslor and patriotism.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-11

HENRY WILSON, one of tire founders Of
the Republican rarSy, who rose from ths
shotmaker'a bench 10 bs United S.a.ss SEN
tor and Vice President Of thu United
STA es, spoke fsr the rsa! interest of TIE
workiogman wfea hs said, thirty yeas
ago: "I think American labor will b.
best p;osGc'ed by taxing all the neeeSsa-
ries Of life lightly, Plseiny the raw mate
rails which enter into our manufactures on
the free list, raising revenue to support
the government upon articles that CONS in
competition with our manufactures AMI
upon the luxuri's Of life, which are con-
sumed by the wealthy class Of society. We
want all th Jss articles that enter as raw
materials into the manufacturer of this
Tres of duty, 50 that the country
can stand on an equality in the markets of
TIE world with the Other nations Of the
world"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-11

THERE Is no man in the lower house Of
Congress to-day who las attained more
substantial or deserved recognition than
Hon. w. L. WILSON. His riss to fame
hs, been rapid and certain. He is one of
the leading opponents of his party on the
one great question that is involved in the
decision of the present camps'go. We be-
eve that the msjority Of the peorls of the
Second Congressional district desire an
able and aggressive representatives. man
who will reflect credit upon them snd upon
the whole State. If 50, there viii be no
about Mr.. WILSON'S return to
The position he has fIlsd 50 faithfully.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-11
Stop the Swindiinc.
N,tV York World

%tW LVh OUti
The Tribune never fails to come up TO the
support of Republican rascality. Itale.p,
ishly says:
'Isn'tit tine to step prating about the
franks OF Republican Senators s:smped In.
stead Of written on pltlic documents, 10
accordance with general usage in both par.
ties. if not expressly permitted by stat
ute?"
Well, hardly. Senators Quay, Golf and
Chandler have assigned their franks to the
Republican National Committee. Thou
sands of campaign documents are being
sent out da ly as parts OF the Congressional
Record. They are not parts of the Record
but specially prepared campaign tracts.
We have some of them in onr possession
Tue law does not permit Congressional
frank to be used in this way.
The Republican committee has probably
swindlsd the Government ont Of SIS, 900
in this way. Will the business be Sop
ped?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-11

THE painstaking liar who holds up the
MorgantoWn end Of the IRislligeHeer's de-
paEtmsEt of prevaiicstion copjured up an
audiences Of about 10000 enthusiastic Re
publican voters, who howled themselves
hoarse on the occasion of General GOFF's
address in that place. As mater OF fsct
there are not over 10,COO Republican mer,
wcmsn ami children in all Nor ougslis
county. Some Of them would have 10
come thirty miles to Morgantown. The
imaginative genius VITO got them there
ought to have leading position on some
metropolitan Journal. His present. field of
labor is entirely too restricted for such
ab!lisie4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-11

THE mat;h trust has closed down
Wheeling's match factory and thrown its
employees ont OF work. The trust will poy
the owners of TIE factory percentage on
their capital to lie ide, The employees are
not paid q percentage oa their labor, how
ever. Thus tho benifcsnt effect o. Mr..
BLAINE frisnds-:hsse private sffairs"
is brought home to US.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-11

TIE greatest difference between the two
principal candidates fOr the Presidency i,
that CLEVELAND has powerful and orig
insl personality, while HARRISON seems
to have no personality at al. In the Ian
gusgs of the Alta California: "Mr HARRI-
SON followed the path his party blszsd
out for him like a calf the footsteps of its
mother. The President marked out the
road for his party to follow and place him
self in the van Of thu reform column"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-11

THE experience Of blending the social
habits and natural raes idiosyncrasies OF
the Chinese lsboriug classes with those of
the great body of the United States has
been proved by the experience Of twenty
years, and ever sircs the Burlirgsme
treaty of 1868, to be in every sense unwiss,
imp)litic and injuriOuL-The Presidents
MESSAGE, Oct. /.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-11
SPEAKING Of President CIEvELAND's

TwC-thirds of the war debt is liqui ated, but
the machinery 70: employing the tax gaLherer is
still in operation. The carpet Dagger had TO re
huQuish his occupation, but the mOuopoliSt is rs
busy as ever . gather in the shekelS viii b the
war tar. Il, now called protection tariff snd
dwcllet upon rs a blesSiug-Of course in thin dis
gUiSe-airOds them. But an honest, courageous
Pres dent shows the niquiIy of collecting taxes
which are no longer needed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-11

The Senate is erdesyoring to devise re-
liable method to distinguish alcohol used
in the arts from that Gselto make whisky.
Appoiot RIDDLEBERGER q committee of
one to investigate tbs subjsct.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-11

''BEN HARRISON cannot carry Indiana
in the approaching contest. "-EE-G0C. 4.
G.. Porter (Rep), Of Indiana.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-11
Ho Never Sat on q Coach.

John A. Logan, who was en- tie ii ket
with Mr. B!siue, corli rot understand
how high tariff could possibly protect the
la6oring man. Gen Logan, however, had
never sat on the top OF ta.ly-ho coach
with canny Andy Carnegie.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-11

woBKINGMEN should read the New
York Times criticism Of the Senate Tariff
bill r. p-oluc. ID in another column.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-11

The Senate bill puts rags on the free
list, hut Increases the tariff on wool. The
Senator'S evidently wish TO foster the 50
shcddy suit industry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-11
DUBLIC SALE OF MAIN ST
l. REAL PROPERTY.

~ Yinue OF the dutn0nty vegten IN tnem W
sdecree Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio county, 60.
tered on the ga day Of April, A d., 1889, 10 the
suit Of b. bieski =. Caldwell Va Caroline " VII.
ION and Others. the undersigned special commit
sionen, will, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER %, Isss,
beginning at 10 O'Clock q NJ, sell q pablo soe.
bon at the font COR Of the Court Howc Of Ohio
county. W: Va, the following dstcribed real
ccunty hetrg portion ef there properly which
was set apart 10 Annie caldwell " be helm
sevfralty for snd during the term Of Der nstWd
LIE Tor her cow.r By and according 70 ihs pro.
io.h cay Of November, is7S, 10 the suit Of Louis
keIs aud Others w. sobicski Brady spd ott.n.
that Is N say: he building 10. nine ID froeu,g
twenty-five (rO feet along the west stde OF Hnn
ths sub DIVISIONS Of chs niiisi Properly.
shown by tn pat thefe.f recorded 10 Deed
BOOK numbes ed ~, page iti, in tbs once q The
Clerk Of the County Cont VI SAID county
TERMS OF 8 iLR-O ne-thifd Of the pufchsse
money. OF No much more 90 he parcksl4f may
elect. cash IN the 6sy1 s.e and the residue
in TWO equal inttalrpenis payable In cne and Two
year. respectively from the day Of ,ale wt.h &c,
srs,s lin t6st o.y TO .sse ne DEERE M
commits tooef. VIII take 5rom the purchaser ne
note with rood tecury psysb'e ~ thfif oTr0,
ana ne title wiz be refined pptil Tho pots
half or ore Of lie pure as ron~y IN cssh, bis
note. without per,ossl security VIII b iaieo tof
The def RI, q instsimenv, iflny. The purchs.ef
ex,drsuon Of The aid two yesis firm The oaJ OF
eaie, u paying the whole amount remsioing IN.
PAID Of the pa cbase uonty With ittfest 70 ne
oaJ Of payment snd thus 6iGbss. hi. iisbli'
W. DANIEL LAMB,
HENRY n ~ eeELL,
Special Ccmmf. ttln,r.
certify that the sb0e named commissioners
nsye giyeo bond with security - required "
the decree cndr whtch they srs Arftns.
joins NJ. GlrCHELL, Geek
WHK1fIse. WA. ocs 1873 ccei
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-11

SUPPOSE We have a joint d'blte on
trusts between BLAINE aud HARRISON?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-11

FOB STATE SENATOR,
JOHN K. DONEHOo, Of Hancock.
HOUSE, OF DELEGATES,
A. D. GARDEN, l. f. STIFEL,
&. J. GLEASON. J. J. WOODS
SHsRIFF-LEwIS STEENR0D.
PROSECUTING Arro2SEY-JOHSA 4. Toward.
ASSESSORS,
City-CHARLES I. BLANCHARD,
Couuty-SOAH ZANE.
COUNTY SURyEYoa-M. T. CARR.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-11

For Bronchial, ASthmatic and Pull.
monary Complaints, "BrotVa's Brrnch al
Troehes" have remarkable curative properties
Sold Onty in boEsS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-11
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

GOVERNOR,
A. B. FLEMING. Of Marion.
AUDTToR,
PATRICK F. DUFFY, Of webster.
TREASURER.
WILLIAM T. THOMPSON, OF Caben.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
ALFRED CALDWELL, Of Ohio.
sUPERISTEsDESr OF SCHOOLS,
B. 8. MORGAN, Of honongAlia.
SUPREME COURT.
HENRY BRANNON, OF Lewis
J. ". ENGLISH, OF Mason.
JUDGES or CIRCUIT COURT.
JOHN J. JACOB, of Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-11
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET,

MAILMAN DhhVNhAAAO kANnhAN
FOB FRkSIDKSr,
GROVER CLEVELAND,
Of New YorF,
FOE VICE PRESIDENT,
ALLEN G. THURMAN,
Of Ohio,
YRSSIpxSTIAL ELECToRs-Ar-LARsB.
VIII. TRAVERS, Of Jefferson.
VIC. HANDLAN, OF Ohio.
.DHrEICT ELECTORS.
L. s. NEWMAN, Of Marshall.
P. ]. CROGAN, Of Preston
FRANK HEREFORD, of Monroe.
=. 5. BROWN, of Jackson
FOR REPRESENTATIVES. IN coSeRESs.
First District.
JOHN o. PENDLETON, OF Ohio.
Second District,
w. L. WILSON, Of jefferson.
Third District,
JOHN D. ANDERSON, Of Nicholas.
Fourth District.
J. MUNROE JACKSON, Of Wood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-11
HARRIEn.

UPDEG On Wednesday,
OCTOBER 10, ISIS in 81 Alphonsus church, by RI.
Rev. J. J. ksin, GEORGE f. CP2TGRAyF and.
CARRIE c. WHITAKER: both Of this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-11

The People demand an honest
tariff and no taxation for surplus.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-11
FOR RENT.

No. 1921 McColoch street, s7o0
No. PIP Chspline st, Fifth ward, 5000 Per
month until April /, 1889.
Five Room House on South Rim ST., Island.
No. 200 Coal ST., three rooms, $500.
No. 20g Coal ST., three rooms, SIS %.
FOR SALE.
No. S145 Jacob St, story brick, g. 5GO.
Nos 2222 and 222I Main ST., rooms and store
room; lot 25xi2O feet; rents well; $500.
No ll3G EOff S., six rooms, g 500.
House ana lot ct No. 50 Zane st.. rooms and
attic rooms all modern improvements. Terms
very II ascnable. $500.
House and lot No. 81 5 Huron st.. Island, s700.
House and lot No 22l2 Chaplire st., Fifth ward,
S. 500.
House and a Lot, No 81 Fifteenth street, six
rooms, go1d cellar, bathroom, pantry, natural
gas. city gas aud water.
House aud lot ll2l Alley II, 81, SEQ.
House and !ot on s. Waoash ST., Island u 300.
Rouse and lot cor. Jacob and Alloy 70, 200.
A good building lot on Jacob ST., Eighth ward.
Eight Acres of Lsnd with Z four.rcom Cottage
House at Elm Grove 5000.
Let 2iIlG0 on east sGe Of Chapline street, be-
tween Tw"nty-sixfh and Tweniy-seventh streets
Two Lots on SGrsh Penn street, island, high
ground. 81 COO.
one-halr Lot snd Two Houses Nos. III and lib
Fourteen b street 1850.
No. 90S Market street. Two LOS and Three
House'. Rents for $3.50 per month, $500
Farm OF leo acres at Roney'R Point, W. Va
Apply to ". b. RIEEHART,
Real Estate Agent and Loan Broker,
sep5 1853 Msrket Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-11
COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TIcKET.I

JUDGES or CIRCUIT COURT.
JOHN J. JACOB, of Ohio.
GEORGE Z. BOYD, o. Ohio.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-25

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Legislature.
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-25
sco,.,s,,,, Hawking and spi,Inx.-

THOMAS :. HTSnING. EsI. -. Tn. SUIT
81 I.,'iis. M". writes. &c was q great -uH'r.I
frnm cHtarTh Tor thr'T' yrarS. ~ iiu'> 't'sii''
hardly IST-athr and was ,r,itSiai,;Iy hawt.i',I
and Ef,ittirK, and Tor the last ight mouth
rT,IiId MT hr'-athr through fi' n'Sirls.
thought nothinH 'r'UId - dun i''r mr. irirk-
ilV 4 was advised tn tTy lIr ages taIITTh
H-fnesiy. and ! nm now 4 well man. l--lIi ID"
u Co. H. the unly sure TfuIF,iy Ter rHtarth now
manufactured. and one has "Hiy o. Civ" . u
= fsfNtf
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-25
GCu,oIa Asony from, Ca,arrh.-

Prof W. HAUsNEH. tbs' fam"u- nicsnerist.
% Hbdrsi, y. T.. wTiti~: SON" ten years ago
4 aII6errd unifild agony iTufn Chrunir nasal
Cztarrh. Ny family rhS -, tan gave me up a.
inrtIrHIlI.. and said / must dr.. Ny ca-s. was
such n lad Onr, that ever day. towards sun
81 ms vOiCr WuSh tstrsn- 80 h'aTsr ! r,',I!d
hart-ly sIeak Al,nvr u hI>p'T. in the morning
nv CSptiEhinK and rl.ariuE uf ny iirEit would
almost stranglr n'. It's ih,' IsI' 81 DT. Sag
Catarrh ltrnrdy. la thUy tnuuihs. WIS Il well
rinn and the rIIFt. has ls-fI permanent.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-25
Publication NntirP

STATE pF KANSAS
tpINTN - ~AIINF.
Ia the I>iTirt Court.
Louisa lam, NdauI>. Plaintiff.
AlrNand'.r N,tam>. Defendant.
H. a., s,fs,I~r IsiIf4s Itfs ri.fHf. - fhs fi.Dr.
.affissf ssfuss .sT ss.ft1H.
Nuu viii take nDttr- that the Plaintiff.
Is,utSs IRnr adams has SUED you inthe lis
tTiCt Court oi saline COUNTY. Kansas. ~ al
ing her Irtit ''n iu - q F,'i with she clerk
tltsrt-pf GU the Isth dan of tE.tul,FF. A. u.
lSSS: that ynu must answer said Jsstttiou Ou
- l-rfore the tir~t ,;ay "f lN-rruih,.T. \ u.
lSSS, ,T the PETITION Will D.. tEkru - true and
iusig Tnrnt. ,tiVnrring the - plaintiff fr,m
y',u aud wing TIER tn" rputr,l at the miflnT
shild Ia her p+titiuu mrutt'stt'si will -.
rendered a. IsTsN 81 i',T la tid is-iiti,sn.
InII~N INNE ADAMS I'iaiuIin
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-25
Thre. BOTTLES Cure Ca,arrh.

EII R0BBISR. RHHIHH =. o.. G'IHnihId 10.
Pa. says Ny daughter had I7'tarrh when
abe vas hvr YEAR, Old. very IadIy. I saw Dr.
SaRps Catarrh H,.tnrdy adVrftiss'd. and pro
cured q ladtIr for hsT. and saw that Il
helps-,l h.-r: = thITtl lSitth effected q ptrna-
pent cure She l. nov ''iKhtreu years old and
sound and hearty.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-25
Proposed Amendments tC
the Constitution.

SENATE JOINT HES'ill llt'N Ne
SENNIE InI>r HF~"I I-rI"~ "" =. I'r,IH'>
ins an RWrndntrut to- >''-ii,'u ''u'. Hriirl'
right "i the constitution. ~ ~lriklu= "''i
tho word white.
IL - ,-,l, - Lg ~, I..:,.I,'u,. OF ~. STAT.
h"1ssf,. fH,.-'hirsi, 81 fb' rrisstfs 'f.'f.ai .
.r.,.h L.,F,sr fLSfs,,I ,5t,I G.',',n.
SEtTIuN l. Tile follow ing proposition &,
aInrnd the constitution 81 THE state 81 Nan
49, II hrT,-i,y submitted 'u Inc qualified ,l'-.
iur- uI the stale ter th"iT Irpr'" Il ''r &C.
Irriinr, namely: THE constitution ct thu
Stais. OF Kansas T. hET-isN auI"u,l'd hN ~iIik-
ing t,ut ih' word white" iu ~'-,.Ii'u ''u'.
aTtiri' light. relating L. tie militia 81 tn
state. that sad ~Triinu In'u'i'tl
shall read ~ iuluwN: ~.s'ti'sn I. Ih" uitii Ia
ShHIl H. c"upsr>,-I ct al able i~rIi,,l male
ritiZFn~ lH'tuT'-n the aE'-> oi tWFn'V-t'n' aud
tUTtN IN" var. gNrfIi >lITh - Az 'N''iuIi
81 hy the laws at tb' niI'rl stai'~ ar 81 thi~
state. but all riiiEruS 'i ana r,-lte'u- ,l''uun-
iuHii''n whatever, Wh'' tT'iu >'-rul'l'-> 81 con
>'.irurr nIaS bs- RNFr>'' 9" lss,Iius anu ~nHll
lr' rNrinTir'i ihUrCifurn uIH'n surh '''l'iit"ii~
= naN ip pTt-~rTilsrl ~ law.
So. =. Thus pr'iISt>IIi'u shalt i". submit -
ted To- the rl'ai"rS UI thi~ stat" - Tia. ='-u-
rral ct. rIi"n f" 10" "l'rii"m 81
the wear 4. o.. eighteen uuUlr'rl an!
eighIN right fer IhrtT appr,Na "r r'i'rti''n.
flI"~'. voting IA iaN"r ct ihi> lT"I~'>iiI"u &"
auirIsl IiIt. rpu~i itutitu -nall haN'. written
ar prlnit 4 "u their ls,lI'I-. trr tile amrnt
mrri ." s'TiInu uUF. Artirl" eight 81 TIN '''ii-
Stttuiiou: ih''>, NuiinE against the prop
ullsittt lit ~iistll
written oT printed nn their Iilni>. ''A.Hin>'
tie anu"ndut'ut To- -s-Tit'su ''u'.. article eight
al the rr'u~tiiuiibu. said i1ll"'~ ~hali iS-
TCrrINs,I. and said NuI,. shall -. taken.
counted .'HuN aS>',l aHd T'iurU~ iI''Tri IIgi'it.
In the same manner aud 10 all Tr-Isr'i~ ~ =
I'TtIN id'i Ia Law ia ra>t-~ 81 th'. ""rtiOu ui
Representatives va the Legislature.
80. 4 This rt-~-,Iutisn ~haIl LAKE. '.tI,-t.f
aud l- ia foTrr .tii after it, Publication
Ia the Siatutr l's1k
ApI'T,'N 81 FEBRUARY - l>>s.
true and tttTTtri spy uf tie original en-
Tuilrd r,->sbiuiiuu uuw go fil'' Ia my wtir,.
aud that the SHinr i'I'k "ii--t To- puhiiraii"u
ia tho statute 'ss'k. Jun ~. l>Ss.
O.. o.. ALLEN. Ss-rT'tarN ct state.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-25
SICK HEADACHE,

SYMPTOMS OF Dull
hsrvy bradaCbP. Obstruction OF the u2sa
paasaRra diacharRrs falling from the Ia
Into the throat, somstimes I'r''itISr. wnt,Iy
and acrii. NJ others thick. trnarin'Is. niIt p''s
puFulrnt. hlcOdy and putrid: the "yTr ar
weak, Wafrry. and infiafnsd. th'-rr y rinS 8
In the ears. deafneGa barking or Jr1ugEin q
Clear the throat. cHpcrt"ratiun "t 'nTH>iN'
mnttrr together with sails from ulsTTs: ti'
yolfrr n changed and has u nasal tWanR: the
hrpath u Offensive: smsIl aud taste arr i'm
paired: there n q H.nsaiit'n ri dizziness. with
mental drpreesi1n. = barking SJIiigh and gen.
ersl debility. Only few 81 tho Rl-iv"-narn'-d
symptons sre likely tD L. pp1s-nt in sny In'
casP Thousands Uf CasI- annually, Ithuut
manifeating half of thu HiENr symptoms re-
suit in consumption. AMI 'fid IA the grave.
No diaeana - A. Commtn. UifSF" deceptive and
dangerous. ar kss undersiU''l hr rliysiCians.
By lie mild. ao1thing. and h"aling properties.
DR. SaRp'a Catnrrh H'uHriy CurTs the worst
Cssrs 20 CntaFFh, cold ln the head, -
CoFyza, and Catarrhal Hradachr.
Sid hy druggists 'sy'Ty " h'r'-. a. Ts-ntE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-25
NEEpS ~ THE CANFNIGN ~ MS
SISaIFrI


Wa>hin=i"u Correspondents at III" Gi"'''-
I'rn's rat
Senator Voorhees, returned q few
DAYS ago from Indiana, and among
the first fellow democrats tn ask him
his opinion Of the situation WAS Se;'-
aIur GEORGE. uG Mississippi.
How dues IL look out In Indl-
ana: Uurrird the Mississippi SCH
aInr
.'Oh. IL looks democratic. Of
eOurS, &c responded the Tall Syra-
more, 4 the Wal,s>h. Indiana
will 40 q .murTatir, hut We need
mon \ out there. very badly"
is that co." muTmured Mr..
I;enrgp. IVES. that's So repeated
Mr.. Nunrhses. We neetl money
and we've got tn have it,"
Well, responded Mr.. George, al
think We might raise you some
money down in Mississippi.
YOU do" remarked Mr.. NOor-
heeS Well, ! think you'd better
save u for the rampaiEn in your
o~n state"
"Rut We don't ured much money
In Mississippi; you know its al
ways democratic.
"Ies, but &c takes money Ia run n
campaign even in Mississippi.
Tn. not very much; only enough
Ia biV y little ammunition"
Even this sage remark, containing
as az did, great chunks uf truth, was
TIA much for the Indiana statesman,
and the conversation was dropped.