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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-27
HMf11ds.
DALTIMoRE AND OHIO B r

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Departurr Of Trains Ann Wheelins. Esstal
49, acheani> tneesrt Sn-,, Sosh is&
uH - n. rh1esso ~ ~ NctSVses ,o.as
N sSoS m ana Sbo = N dsiiv' "a ii.lS 3.
- ds,Iv srcens S.snr5sy
III 49, s-S q, Sncsrns3 ana n Ynr,. to-1k n
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fS. Soiam Ina ss st ~ AM a-ns,t n 1917
10; osuy, snu ~ y ~. usv ~ oI .sssy,.>
Express for meanlnHon, y. -,
fniiadeipnis sno ~ h"A' w s'~
m; and S.iy p "a. Cd ,,.. n. s1o.
TOT EeouIb ~ ~ LIN. 1.tlv
daily; Sxprees' SIG "a. 9nH: Es = -; E 1.iSy
except Sunoay; Aooin9nl W un
fittsburg. Baltimore ana PhiaoetpoA soP
m, dGiy. ,eAo
For AOuU01y1ilG, ND q n, I'D = L. 1SS9
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WOOL
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, June 26.
The movements in wool are still slow,
some, however, is continually moving at
ruling prices. We were shown an invoice
to-day by Horkheimer Bros, of 10000
pounds of XX Ohio, which was purchased
at 25e. This seems to be the ruling price
offered by the buyers in the country, but
occasionally we hear OF a choice clip bring
ing CSC. AS a rule farmers are disinclined
to sell at these figures, but nevertheless
there is always come to he bought. Prices
ruling are as follows: Fine fleece washed
25 to 26c; uuwashed one third off; medium
washed % to 2Sc; medium unwashed %
to 23c; medium tub washed Soc. The
Eastern markets seem to be in condition
corresponding with the home market, az
XX there is selling at 23c, some big sales
having been made at that price.
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a VERY MAD MAN.
Governor Routt, OF Colorado, Gives His
Opinion of Steve wilkins.

Governor Routt, of Colorado, Gives His
Opinion of Steve Elkins,
CHICAGO, June 25.-In an interview
With a reporter Governor Routt, of Colo
RADIO, said: 81 lad ny trunk packed and
the carriage at the door and was about to
start for the train, but stopped on Sat-
urday night because of this business. 1
for one do not propose to stand it any
longer. l do not propose to submit to
beiUg told BY Steve Elkins that he and
his friends have the Republican party held
mp by the hair of the head, and that they
Intend to do with IT as they please.
'SteYe Elkins has controlled this con-
vention as though it was his plsytbiug,
and it is time for some one in the Republic
can party who has courage and manhood
to rise and protest against it. /, for one,
am here to protest, and to make it my
business between now and the meeting OF
the convention on Monday morning, to
give Mr.. Elkins and the rest of them to
understand that there are $50 men at least
in this convention, who are very much
opposed to the nomination of Mr.. Blaine,
aud who believe that his nomination
would be injurious to the Republican party
and might insure its defeat in the coming
election.
These people have been working this
thing not merely ten days during the con-
ventioD, bat for thres months prior to the
convention, aud they have worked in such
a way that whatever the leaders may say,
ard whatever Mr.. Blaine may say, the
public will not believe and cannot believe
that Mr. Blaine has not been coguizlnt OF
their very act. No, sir, the Blaine COM
bination cannot force his nomination upon
the convention without being advised that
there are at least $50 men ready to make a
very vigorous protest against it. The pro-
test will not be in the form of witten
document of any sort, but will be per
sonal declaration and will manifest itself
in votes"
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PBTBOGBUN.
OIL Oitv.

OIL Oitv.
OIL CITY, June 26. .-Petroleum-Opened
at 1880, highest 74lc; lowest 724c; closed
at 723c; sales sol 900 barrels; clearsnces
/, 225, 900 barrels; charters, 30,s95 bar
rels; shipments, Calls barrels; runs 49,
932 barrels.
Pittsburg.
PTTTsBUBa, Pa, June26. Petroleum
Irregular, closed lower; opened at 1850,
closed at 72sc; highest 74lc; lowest 72!c.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, PA, June 26.-Petroleum-
Opened at 73Ic; closed at 721c; highest
74sc; lowest 72lc; clearances, 696, ZOO
barrels
Tltusville.
TITUsvILI.E, PA, June 26.-Petroleum
Opened at 73se; highest 74ic; lowest
723c; closed at 72!c.
New York.
NEW YORK, June 26.--Petroleum-
Opened at 73lc; closed weak at 72tc; high
est 74sc; lowest 72ic; sales ], 264, 900 bar.
rels
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TOLEDO, O.. June 26.-Wheat-Active
aud higher; cash and June s6c; July sage;
August SAFE; September SAGE; December
S7s. Corn-Dull; cash yellow 493c. Oats
Quiet; cash Sale. Clover Seed-Dull;
cash 81 20.
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COUPON BONDS FOR SALE,

WE, THE UNDERs GsED, HAvEF0R SALE
w Three Thousand Dollars In Coupon Bonds,
bearing interest at the r te ofsix per centum per
annum, in crest payable annually. These bonds
are redeemable after five years, and payable at
District ofthe town Of Spencer. Roane county.
The object OF the sale of these bonds IL 10 obtain
funds 70 build school building in said district.
Bids for the purchase OF these bonds will be re-
ceived by the undersigned until July 1st, 1883.
Nv. HUEDLEY Presid mt.
ID. W. CHAPMAN,
A. A. SMITH,
Commissioners.
A.G. BAILEY, secretary, JEST
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FRED.
Wheeling

Wn0ounk
TUESDAY, June 26.
The market this week is dull and
stampede in prices has occurred. Flour
has dropped so cents per barrel and wheat
from 80 to IS cents per bushel. Corn is
in better demand; oats are in good de-
mand, and hay is firm. Bran and mid
dlipgs continue in good demand. Prices
on -four and grain are Wholesale and are as
follows, retail prices being from so to IS
cents higher:
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Choice family -four
in barrels S4 so; in sacks "a 35; middlings
per ton $50 0Oa21 90; bran per ton $50 90
AL 90; wheat per bushel, No. 1, Csc.
FEKD-Corn per bushel 60a65c; oats 4Oc;
baled hay per ton, S1l OOa13 90. Farmers
are offering loose hay at S11a12 per ton.
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PRODUCE.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, June 2d.
The market has been fairly good the
past week, and no material change in
prices has taken place. About all the
green stuff now coming into the market is
home grown. Poultry is in fair supply
and the demand is good. The following
are wholesale quotations:
Butter-Country choice 11a14c; good
country sa10c; common 5a6c. Thesupply
is good and the demand is fair.
Beans - For hand-picksd navy the
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B., 2. &C RAILROAD.

Bellslre and GAINESVILLE through passenger train
leaves BeRire at $40 g. NJ, arrives ut Bellairs at
&OG y. u.
HOOdsdeld passenger train leaves Bellaira At
40 p. m, arrives at Bellsire at $40 q. n.
Summerfeld Accommodation leaves BellaIr q;
J 90 o. m, arrives at Bellsire al 10:45 a. IN.
All trains daily except Sunday. Central Stand.
ar,l Time from 8ellaire.
KEELING AND ELM GROVE RAILROAD
w On and after Monday, April 50, L IS, trains
on the Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad will
ran as follows.
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meeting on Friday evening, at which it
viii be decided whether to repair the old
church building or erect new one.
Miss Elsie Hall, of Pittsburg, will be
the guest of Miss Mamie Duncan after
to-day.
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He Had Lost Her.

"please, sir, have you seen gentleman
without little girl ?"
"Well, and what if have, little one ?"
"My Uncle John has lost me, and /
thought if you had seen gentleman with
ont little girl You could tell me where
no Hasn
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m. uvs,.rioua white Pasha.

SUAEM, June 25.-Bundle Bay con-
firms the report of the arrival Of a white
Pasha in the Bahr.el Gael province, and
saws that the Khalifa is sending force to
opposs the Pasha's advances.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 1a1 1-2 Per Cent----GovernmentS
Steady To- Firm-Stocks Dull-FiOur Quiet
and Unchanged-wheat more Active.
NEW YORK, June 26.-Money on call
easy at 1a13 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 4a6t per cent. Sterling exchange dull
and steady at 4S7s4S5 for demand. Sales
stocks to-day $103, 676.
GOVERNMENTS Steady to firm.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, June 28.-Dry Goods
The market was quiet in demand and salee,
as ct previous reports, but the movement
of cotton goods continued very free on old
purchases.
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swedsn,s Crown Prince Robbed.

LONDON, June 25.-A thief entered the
Crown Prince of Sweden's apartments IN
the hotel at Frszsnbad, on Saturday night,
and secured jewelry worth $lOO,COO, with
which be ESCAPED.
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STATEs-Steady to firm.
RaIIpOADS-Dnll
UUN EhN MEN Io-DVodUy % HIIH

hAlBhOADS-b
STOCKs-The slight furry in the stock
market occasioned by the nomination of
the Republican candidate at Chicago came
to an end to-day. There was some pres
sure at the opening and the first prices
were made at concessions extending to
per cent. There was more animation at
the opening than has been seen at that
time on any day during the past two weeks,
but it all disappeared when the pressure was
removed. Lackawapna, Union Pacific and
Lake Shore displayed most strength, and
all showed slight advances at the close.
There was q firmer feeling on the covering
# shorts, but the market was devoid Of
feature and finally closed very dull but
steady to firm, at close to the opening
figures. Final changes are for fractional
amounts only. Sales 103,676 shares.
Quotations closed bid rs follows:
Adams Express 140; American Express
1O78: Canada Pscifc, Sc; Central Pacific
80; Chesapeake and Ohio -; do preferred
frsts -; do seconds =; Chicago and Alton
1873; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy liz;
Delaware and Hudson, 10es; Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western 1873; Denver
and Rio Grande, l5@; Erie, 24s; do pre-.
ferred, ssh; Fl. Wayne, 1872; Illinois
Central 1l5; Lake Shore, s9a; Michigan
Central, III; Minneapolis and St Louis
Al; do preferred, 103; Missouri Pacific,
iii; Northern Pacific, 23s; do preferred,
sol; Chicago and Northwestern 1865; do
preferred, 1873; New York Central, lO4s;
Oregon Transcontinental, 23i; Pacific Mail.
80; Peoria, D. & E, 1sf; Pittsburg 1913;
Pullman Palace Car, 155i; Reading, 55b;
Rock Island. 1854; st. Louis and San
Francisco 27i; do preferred, Cat; first
preferred, 113: ct. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, 100; st. Paul and Omaha, Hi
do preferred 1O2; Texas Pacific, 2Qf; Union
Pacific ssh; United States Express TIL
Western Union Isl.
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GINSENG.
Wheeling.

IUSDAY, june 20.
The ginseng msrket is strong. Prime
brings 81 s5a2 90 per pound, while choice
calls for 81 10.
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Resistes
GrarsIsrs' Gui1k

A REVIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
"A EXPLANATION OF RKPRRESCE MARKS: sDaily.
+sunday excepted. monday excepted sun
dsy only. saturday excepted.--7b Meridian.
Nav IS. 1883 Wheeling time, which Is Just one
hOlir earlier han Central Tine:
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MAGN OLA

RAT.M gives Ravishingiy Beantituiskin. Read
DIV uscd and can't be detected Ono trial convincesi
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.Mzzazansae.:
%&zs<E
rn--Nssl~.. 49,


We the undersigned BANKS and Bankers will
pay all Prizes drawn In The Louisiana State Lot
tsrics which may be presented ut our counters
X. NJ. WALMsLEY, Pros. Louisiana Naiiona
bauS
PIERRE LAGAUX, Pres. State Natl Dant.
A. BALDWIN, Pres New Orleans Natl Bank,
CARL EOHN. PrssI Union National Bank
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MAGNOLIA

HaLbf Take HAaAN's MAGNOLIA BALM wit,
ven 10 tho Seaside. Mountains Rural Resortsi
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SUNDAYS

Leave At 7:00s m. and run every hour, except
Church Train at els p. m. Leave Wheeling Park
at 500 a. m. and run every hour until 1000 p. m,
except Church Trains which will leave the
Iark at 9:i5 & N. and Wheeling at 12:l5 and
OILS d IN C. HlHSCH Sup't
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Eattfru.
Louisiana state Lot cry Company.

Incorporated by the Legislature in 1858, for
Educational and Charitable purposes, and Its
franchise made part Of the present State Con.
stitution, In 1879, by an Overwhelming popular
vote.
take place Semi. Annually, June and
December), and Its Grand Single
Number Drawings take place On each
of the other ten mon tbs In the year,
and are ali drawn In public. AZ the
Aeade my Of Music. New Orleans, La.
"ws DO nsreoy csruo mai We supuryiss 'ne ar.
ranselnenH for AL the Monthly and Semi Annual
Drawings OF the Louisiana State Lottery Goa =
pany, and In person manage and control the
drawings themselves and that the same are CO
Quoted with honesty, fairness, and In good fAi' b
toward all parties and we authorize tbs compsi y
10 r,so this certificate with fac-aniled Of our us
natures attached. In its Advertisements"
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MAGNOLIA

~ S-s-e~Sss tao cOnplszOa aaa na s,,,,
ia SA ~ % ! appear only aOI Isrsan's 'a' '-
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MAGNOLIA

EAI,M. oyercomos SAllowness. BIotehes, an
gives smooth, Soft, Youthful and Pliable skinl
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8l& Prizes amounting Oo4 ,sop
NorE-Tickets drawing Capital Prizes are not
entitled TO terminal Prizes.
ss-For Club Rates, OF any further information
desired. write legibly 10 the undersigned, clearly
stating your residence with State, County, Street
aud Number. More rapid return mail delivery
win be assured by your enclosing an Envelope
bearing your full address.
Send POSTAL NOTES, Express Money
Orders, or New York Exchange In ordinary let
ter Currency by Express lat our expenBe) i'd.
dressed NJ. A, DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
Or; NJ. A. DAUPHIS,
Washington, ID. &.
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A1 ln,ortnt lcemenS

L. - Nl1AI|N"'h
~, a',ks az sxcruclaiing
LOO AttdcA, "a. 50 acFere
r-.I f...t : cook i, 1.,iss- -
60. .. t..Ft'e natural 4IEe,
-. 40, .TiyCu 4 ec~a~rslr
a.' .ycrUCia 1900 -
as ...-.r's and var - k-l,,l -
~ ymratb-
x, 49,. {, ,... ne: ipedae apd
20 lyN "a Il n lIees
l7,.. No. shall g er-f 4 ffer
p. a'a sr.urel th',t ni~tf apd
'-, Us. IayI felr frnolly
49,. In three wee 1Sl-,.- an
s' tho rom, "a hnr'ness.
4, UIt aud a. Z NV f''lst
gtf-...1 / have been 80 n'na 10
81 an stand on fr.,., fr3l,n
~ g Gay, and a{,--,i'. f1rfs
n--. re are the p an<rro1. an
- r4-l I will cn nrreon Of
49, 's-Lve tLpret elir
TH0so-r f..tr
Nv. 18th sire, = s
-. S,Ua--rz TzSx.-I ss - ~; 4 = .ert
., s,e.,.- SGrrly umatis shera 4 rer-
49,. sD.alnc. In atisl,,s am
rart5. 2 ai Is sought frrarrltnt
alf \, s' Or a cons 80 81 as
llsss-' tslly eradieaj
'''1 'a' s Va. 4, SOS. p.n
&C ~ T'az. Il I'M A. , ,.',' Sent
tr7t fIsred o. L. S4ecffic
49, low hOttlr porfxn
AleSggs cure. ..
b. w Gl-lfy Hrle q. IN .n s tbe
NJ. Or years. hyere 'unny
sl3 Ga ,rd shapssS~ er,'f 70
t-rsS. 10 day they
@s7sultof taEcortnn-
sL.sTL,y-. c,Your 8 S.
a. nd e wonder ~ 10nbt,
sEIs- eGlCer ON ~ crsrA I
LnIs,r.-- '10u hurThd I, l.lo.I.
EVnderful, .fnlSsltr.
d. u. barsss
$50 Waco, u
ls,,, A.an'a, Ga: .spufccinto
49,, Euowing q ,ieas1ire IN
sli.lE ..N.moniaIs, wsoraerf has
halTsi- ~ C1s q our soSr Ihrge
s1i-, \, health by 8 ~ heFing
S-slaaiSy. q great re1,isr robbie
hssffS.- Tor several iJssnzr Pc
erart5s ts1llity, cAllrSl Sc.
,I-'zs' -is1. WINS - y. leafiOn.
A-Esz IS mailed n"f
Siell 5. $. 5. co.,
IHE SWIFT -
R 2r:sy oSOaavey
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J y Fo0l. q

.s.gl SeVerltN aNN|tSs
= all tbs OF CukIcnra Re
\ .Ge last Y could Hish for.
4 1,d l4S IN ccinrpeneiuS its
a to-day I weigh
CANPfELL,
80 rutic, ashlusIo1. ID. c.
r =, ateS, sut Is beyond a.,
4 rri1er ever com
I s,5u.>ite and cUrICUEA
IA RESO 1or. exlernally,
-,Iy are sytAeW blood puri
~ B,aJd y ,ure for every io'm
nPimp,es % Sero''
,rsrEhere. -,
80 - Ger uticure. 20 cents;
iSrthe Prs Resolycnk sl.OC.
= r Mas. 30 And C8kNIcAL
! ..,,,-sti IN, Skin Disesses 81
= sesrimopi4ls.
!, ~ = , : ed ana beantidsd
. ~ -. -. "A.
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CLEVELAND d PITTsBURG Z. K

"
Under schedule in OBJECT May 10. 1850, trains
leave Bridgeport, Ohio, Central Btandard Tine:
For Pittsburgh, Chicago and Cleveland. 40 .
m For Piipbargh, lol7s. N For chicago and
Cleveland liz p. m. Fer Pittsburgh and New
York, s:39 p. m. For steubenyille, $50 .. m.
For Martins Ferry, 6.<b . m. Trains arrive at
Bridgeport at 7:63 q m, 10.l3 O m, rs p. m,
4:l5 o. m, al .. m, and 7A7 p. m.
A. L. wALLING, Ticket Agent
myl6 Bridgeport, Ohio.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
Time Table taking effect May nh. ls3 Pas
sengef trains will run ~ fonows-CcntrAl Tine.
All trains daily except those marked thus
which do not run on Sunday:
SOUTH BOUND. No T. No. g. lNostlH No l.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-27

DOS 6hNhhAL oANhlNS boeANnoo
DIRECTORS:
AUGUST ROLF, JOHN WAGNER,
MCHAKL BELLY. r w. HAZLETT,
Kw. oGLEBAY, J.rR. McCoURTNIY
CHAS. ". BROCKUNIKR-
EARL W. OGLKBAY, President
CHAs. w. BR0CKUNIER, Vice President
JOHN WAGNER, Cashier.
LAWRENCE K SANDS. Assistant Cashisy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-27

IN : Ten n 1&IH HEst
\ the skin ser ar J eArs from
4 hun p0ssd. anti cAye been
humpN shy f<111o OF nay
3 ,qsnt "a the nc<k pf ply
4 sa!ll I pSS0f o1.l&f4 but so:
L. cured saEicnra Rem dies,
4 ~ As pUsN lny skfn ss clear
EMAY BAsS.
>aneh ? o. Miss.
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|RtIU;la:I1 lNKLE,
Lee i<3n y mass OF
Cona sh> >ne-ihird
C"lle , ses'.~ Cured

"A - =
leS ,TS 3; Il >-'>r'to with an
Vd ~. do8E 81 m ankle;
o. - 1sSS ana No tesa was
size a ~ 81 I'D about
pc. Ioo ter. &1,< ! was IN =
~ sP ~, ryi14 At kinds OF
\ no lS,. ssll cct<1f 11Nars, nom
y I t'isseSsr. I <<. persuaded
'cN>; AtsisS. &1t De insult
pSG ~ u layk ! po'Ieed a de
! was ssn1 IS ,he end OF
b anu y oattI My hesh
Dyer = Yea hi9h had been ex
y SUD tottnd. Ino aesh b.
j. Is Is Sos re4s'y tNo years
kCs, anu err Il uoH <ouud IN
Z he o|fsese 70 be
s. =. A4tRN,
-, Dotkt %, ia
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NlGNd!||..:A.|'!!...

~ ,S1GlS's MAGSo ... Ia
= '''ssslonrs. bas alns qua
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING,
In the Academy Of Music, New Orleans,
Tuesday, July 10, 1883.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000,

100000 Tickets at Twenty DollarA
each. Halves SO; Quarters 81,
Tenths 81; Twentfeths 81.
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FUHE ACHES

II AbhLJ
u >o-er- 2ainS Strains and
4 p..r reIieyncss, and Max
,,,ura Anne mlnntc 10y
n'i' p iu-k PLASTER. The
er. - cent?
|, az Jazz - d.,
st' lays. y oorA poxN 10
LIB y. GNt5sa,, br@S storNl
)ruE 6to-o. NbsS!'
20 20 TsSARD lnr H..
IN O spS Pretending P les
rs +1,S Razncdy hi.s %
SSN LcFnn = Uc. .
Sr kploCdc
a0Y : s SS, a 'THFuL MPHC.
In S.,snie lehln y, cure y
|aS "a Etecz 30. he D
W.. 10 8. alphix Pa, EId
; -. - ing. 1pSecr .
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-04-10

IT IS said that never before was
the business of Congress so backward as
it is this year; the present outlook is that
the session will be protFacted through
the entire summer. None of the important
appropriation bills has been reported,
and work on some of them in the COM
mittee has not yet begun. The fact is
Congress has grown to such proportions
that it is unWieldy. 1t cannot dispatch
business as it could if the membership
were half what it is. With over four
hundred members, and rules so compli-
Gated that comparatively few ever
understand them, progress is neces-
sarily slew. Added to this the fact that
politics is forced into all legislation, the
Congressman being partisan politicians
rather than statesmen, the wonder is
that any law-making is ever accom-
plished. At the next census the appor-
tionment should be such as to reduce
the membership one-half, and thus
bring Congress down to the dimensions
of a working body.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-04-10

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-04-10
CLEVELAND MUST WIN.

1t will hardly be claimed by any in
telligent person that Mr.. Cleveland's
administration has been other than a
success. 1t has been successful in the
broadcast and most comprehensive
sense of the word. Nobody can truth
fully deny this. His mistakes have
been few and none of them has been of
a serious character. He has been wise
and progressive, and no President ever
strove harder to have an hoc est admin
istration than he has done. Whatever
of doubt as to his executive ability
existed at the beginning of his term has
long since passed away, and to-day his
political enemies concede him to be one
of the ablest men who ever occupied
the place. The distrust in his own
party which his non-partisan course
aroused has also largely disappeared,
and the National Democracy
is to-day practically united.
Not only is this true, but the
party is united as to the President and
in thorough sympathy with his policy.
Then why should there be any
serious apprehension as to the result of
the election next November What
ever change has taken place in the
country has been improvement for the
whole and for the Democratic party in
particular. Four years ago when he
was little known, he was elected by
satisfactory majority; with his excel
lent record, and the advantage which
the ''in" ever has over the cont, it
would be most remarkable event if
he were to fail. To argue the proba-
biiity of such an outcome is to argue
that an unknown reputation is stronger
with the people than an excellent
record well established, and to say that
while doing that which has gained him
respect and friends, he has lost votes.