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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-20
4stt ZAareftise
JOS. GRAVES g. SON.,
IN M ~ Tvelth Street
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
OHIO COUNTY.

The Democratic Voters of the several Districts
Of Ohio COUNTY are requested 70 assemble AZ the
usual voting PLACES, 10 be hereinafter named. In
ss Districts, on Saturday, June the Esd,
1855. between the hours OF one and seven
O'Clock p. m, for the purpose OF nominating can
Ill rates for all District Ofices ana elect tnree
Delegates to the County Conyenuonto oe heIu
at the Capitol Rink in the City OF wheeling, on
Monday. June 25ih, lsss, at II O'Clock q.
m for the purpose Of nominating Candidates tor
the different County Offices and for the Members
Of the Bouse Of Delegates; the selection oil Dele
gates tothe State Congressional Conventions ana
Conferees for the Judicial and senatorial oon'
yentions are postponed IN future time
Ia pursuance OF the above call the following
places snd Judges are designated:
Washing on Distri. I, at Democratic Club Room,
No 5O5 Main s'reet-Judg's: Ralph Arkle Aich,
ael Edwards and John Fendt At Fulton School
House-Judges: ThCs Myers and Edward Hamr.
Madison district, al second Ward MAKE.
House Judges: A. g. Eadlich, J. A. WOODS ana
Grafton BealL
BosIey, sr Jacob Bayha and Geo. Mathison, ST.
Union District, at Atlantic Engine House :,
Judges: John Downs, ST., Jas Gray and ssmuei
Darrah H..
House Judges: Isaac VOL, W. Is. OuOell anu
Webster district, at Temocratic Club Room =
Judges: Hugh whyte, James Reagan ana An
Richie III trlct, at Eighth Ward Engine Honst
Judges: Robert Arkle, Frederick strosser ano
Chris. Viewig, Jr.
Liberty District, at West Liberty School HOUSE
Judges: George Shorts and Robert White: Al
| Valley Grove school House-Judgfs J. N.Cham
| hers aud Chas II. Crumbacker. A. Potomac, a
! J. c RGris'-Judges- }. c Faris and Felix hui
doom. 49,,
Richlsnd District. at Brick School House
Judges: DR.. W. j. Bate, Jr, ard Eugene Rifgeiy
! Al Glenn's Run school HoUSe-Judees: JONI
! 81 niger and Harry II. Garden.
TriaSelphia District, at T II Gate School Hous'
Judges: John Pisrr and VIM Hutchinson. \
Film Grove Town Hsll-Judces James Creigh
ton and J. 5. Woods At Tr!adelphia-Jucgcs
| Chas H. Hervey and John TholnbuIg;, Al Roo
inson's Preciuct--JudgCs: James Oldham AM
! James Robinson, Sr.
The Judges are requested to make return
properly Ger flied, OF the books, papers ana BAL
/ lot, used at said election precincts to the nun
Der OF votes cast for each particular cand,dat
for delegate, together with The names of IN
de cgatCS elected 10 the Convention which meet
on Monday, June 18th, 1855, u the ENecut,V
Committee at the Powell House on the higd'
JOHN. s NAYLoR, Chairman.
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Froth for Short.

In his Harvard "Reminiscences" DR..
A. p Peabody, speaking Of tina .tmTieU'
Moaihly RerieV, founded by Sidney viii
lard, ssys that he never saw FELTON, angry
hut once, after having passed in con-
trihutiOn to the Rerier: he had written
and sent TO the press an article somewhat
rhetorical, though by no means distaste-
fully highfOwn; and the proof came to
him with 'Frotb' written in the margin
against the most ambitious sentence in the
copy. Felton, went at once to the printer
to complain of the insOleace of the COM
pastors 10 presuming TO make insulting
criticisms OF the work under their hands
The explanation was promptly and salts
factarily given; at precisely that point, the
work was passed ever 20 cOmpOsitor
named rockingham
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Murder In Mason County.

Spcclh correspondence OF ne fthItT.
POINT PLEASANT, VIVA, June 1S Or
last Saturday, Mt village called Baffalo, 6
short distance from here, two men named
VIM. Flowers and JEFF Bolton got into ar
alteration abont some trivial matter
which resulted in the death of Flower:
from a pistol shot a. the hand of Bolton
Both men are alleged to have been under
the influence of liquor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-20

There are two flags to light under in III,
coming campaign. Upon the one is in
S''ioed; Protection TO American Work,
men and Legitimate Industry" on The
IL 6fotsction TO American Mouopo-
:; ;'' so ana Blood Sucking Trusts" The fret
: y sos banner Of the victorious Democracy,
1e tat'er the Gag of Jsy Gould and his
N':IS American wOrkingmen, which
x Will yen fight undsr9
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FARMING HIS VICES.

Does the American wsingman earn
his wages, or are they ven to him IN
some mysterious way byn act of Con-
gress, passed quarter Of century ago
to raise money to carry ONE war?
To men who work for iges, as nearly
every one does in this couTy, the qestion
Ought to Garry lis own anger. For three
years and six months on Of every fou'
years 1t carries its own iswer. But in
the remaining six mOutkiout of the four
years, when the votes Of ie workipgmeu
are wanted for Republhn candidates,
this Is suddenly changed. Everybody is
then told that he don't trn cent Of his
wages, but that old acts Congress give
them to him. He is toll that unless be
votes the Republican tickt his wages will
he reduced 10 the wage OF the ''pauPeI
labor OF Europe" and hat he has to
thank the Republican ray for any work
10 do at ALL Little tableiOf wages in this
country and the countriesf the old world
are printed and the workiuman is told that
the Republican party aloe il responsible
for the difference. Whythe Republican
politicians don't 20 fuhsr and prin;
tables showing that the United States
comprises 5000 600 squse miles, while
Germany comprises Onl aus 600, and
Great Britain only 12l, square miles,
and then claim that the hpublican party
has made the difference, oe is at loss to
understand. When they'dministered the
government they did CLAIM credit for large
crops and foe weather
Republicans know the fraud they are
trying to perpetrate on hbor in regard to
wages. They know tina the American
laborer, in any field, earus his pay, aud
is not presented with it a y gilt by act o.
Congress. A few years sSo, they elected
WILLIAM NJ. EvARIs Urited States Sen
ator from New York, and hereiS what Mr.
EvARTs said when lie WIS Secretary Of
State:
The acreage dryricGn rorkHaR performs from
one ard OlrhIlJ 10 ticice mach cork IA ARA
tlgs GS ne GrCrugs EUrODsGR EOrkmrH. This IS :,
important a point in connection with our ability
To compete with the cheap labor manufacture
OF EurOpe, aud M seems at iirS though OStrauge
that will tOuble you with somewhat lengthy
quotations from the reports n support thc;eo.
They made JAMES G.. BLAINE Their
candidate, four years ago, and this is wha'
ne said while Secretary Of State, before he
began begging for votes:
Undoubtedly the inequality in wages Of Eng
lish and American operatives Is more thdl
cquSlizcd b the create efficiency OF the natter
the Amerlcausl and their longer hours ct labor
Greater efficiency and longer hours OF
labor" are only roundabout way OF say
i-.-s No. 49,. - ~pi FY-
ARTS snid, and what everyone who hi
eysf paid any attention 10 the suhjs
knows, is that American workiugmen <
more pay because they do more ard bett
work. This IS true al the year round.
Is as true IN presidential year as In an
other year, and when Republicans c!ai
that their policy" pays the wages
American labor, they deny the bounti'
that heaven and freedom have showere
upon this country. and It's superior adyal
tages over sny other, aud they deny h
dignity and industry of the men and w
men who toll to enjoy those bounties.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-20

The Republicans cannot obtain a mo-
nopoly OF the American flag in the Presi-
dental campaign. The Democrats will
carry it higher and further, and longer and
more enthusiastically, and not less patriot
ically than they can. 1t cannot be made
the emblem Of party. 1t is the flag OF
the whole American people. And long
may it wave DER the land of the free.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-20

June IS. June i, June t.
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SAFE
IA BELLE Gs WORK,

IN PURsUS NEE O ,pnv,
Probate Court 81 u, No., w TIT
offer for sale NJ pnoi!t., nr 49,, nso. a.
a, bridgeport. OHIO. WV p'ei"F',
~ :, 1855.
~ o. n ~ m, ,'Hic. huilhnv All
lP.,in', ~ nearIt ' HiaS Ibmp,uy
foriy-Eye (tSl acre. wnlch 's'd 80
with glass fact Try p. insInttns, , : He'
boiler, main lines az III. mn. '.t,tt
zine TANKS and p,G,,r 49,,
natural EG>, steam = r.r,., srl 80, m@
Arpratcd nj 81 .eNl ''' "A'''A
1'ERM--Onc'h El' ~ .,n.t,,.,n
EQUAL annual aym' '"''' 10 'o
Twill also offer ri'.r,c ana Ma. 49,,
macn,nv,,y, n an ms ~, "a | rroTc1y as La,
A., ~ THOM'SIS
rns.'g Ia Belle G'A~,n
e'' ''N'" Z! lrlig
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-20
FOR ALE

yT,HE DOUBLE TTo-S,
ings situate at Nos I hS!CS DNuI.
OF Seventh street. be'v, 'a snlih ~.
streets No. Is hiss nit-AG and M.i.,
wa, er throughout No , :, vi h "a. a..
sss and water througtoJs 'ra rooas ma
A beautiful country n "NlS!
Acres OF gocund. lucsted .e consisting o. a,
Kim Grove. on National les walk ets }
a Iwtlstory frame dwc.s lmprorenen,.
HE aud carriage house, ICONS: gooi g,
fsilire we'll Of water. .sfns AID nst,.
Fruit Trees in abundsnc's. sks IN aor,s
No. n south HuIon s.
No. ~ 3 Peun street <, f-oms, G.ar
No SIC MSjn street, +. Mons, s,.sn
No. . Twentieth 81 ,"lin'. g. jal
No 81 Twentieth st. yea Mons. s. IN
No. III Fifteenth sire Mons, o. II1
No Iol seventeenth snon:s. E.sOo
Five room ho.s" on =, MONS. T. 0N
The north half OF lo,'1 -, y trsrac. N.sa
addition. ImproyemcI spine 4 tos,
twostory brick Disclosing II tais!s
Foff street, and q two ~ 40 sni 10
.ssrS Alley ID. Rents NM dwell inc. -
n 500. pr s7nun. rr1
Apply n yIyru,,
4 oan Broke,
Make St-vss
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oh, IL VIII Promise Enough.
gWrifr-JOur1ldi.

The Republican platform of 1884 prom
ised tariff reform. The Republican leaders
have ever since placed every obstacle In
the way Of reforming the tariff. What will
be promised thus year?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-20

THE sDvjety of the Republican party
was painfully apparent in the convention.
IL has Ne lime for enthusiasm
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For Anderson, Duty anu .snnst,

SPECIAL Correspondence Of he RsQitcr.
ADDISON, W. Va, June 16.-Ons ,
tie largest political gatherings ever 9,
semoled at this place WIS on Monday, Jun
4'h' last The delegates appointed to III
State Convention were instructed for P F
Duly for Auditor; to the Congressions
convention for J. d. Anderson and TO III,
judicial Convention for W. G.. Bennstt
singing resolutions were adopted by tbs
convention, after enthusiastic srsechss
we're made by j. ID. Anderson, w. G. Ben
nstt and G. NJ. Chidister. The conysn.
'''n Was harmosiols aod o success.
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A Call For Thurman.

II doesn't make much difference whom
the Republicans nominate at Chicago, but
it would perhaps afford Democrats little
mora pleasure to defeat Sherman than any
other of the candidates
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-20

DIN any one notice Chairman JONES
pocket bllcing cut with another letter
from J. a.. 3 Is he mounted the platform?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-20

QUE friends, the enemy, ont in Chicago,
don't take kindly to Judge GRESHAM
He's toe resp ctable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-20

The sales of the week at Boston are re.
ported at 2,069, 600 pounds, as against q
719,50O pounds last weel: and 3.5i5, 900
pounds in the same week last year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-20

The speeches ct the opening Of the Re-
publican Convention were remarkable for
wind and aimlessncss Chairman JONES
speech was q mas silly OF rot-but read
chem LSossareelf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-20
tTIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
, CllSaI8I1liL CONVENTION

emOcratr Executive Committee for
girSt congressional district.
ratio Executive Committee for the
ioual District OF West Virginia, at
a al Wheeling ON May 7, ISIS, or
e Democratic Congressional Con-
he First Congressional District, to
indicate for Congress and Select
Electo- -is,. -. ssact such other
80 - IN, Convention may desm wise, be
held on Tuesday. August -, q. ID. lass.
st the City of wheeling in the County OF Ohio.
At said Convention each OF the Counties in the
First Congressional District " n Dc entitled 10
one vote therein for every one huuired votes or
fractional part thereof over dfly, cast for the
Democratic Candidate for Governor OF this State
az the election held in ISL and 40 County shdH
b. cliltlsi 10 u.-, do.qss than she has rDtcs 10 cast
The various County Executive Committees are
requested o. take such action a. may be ueces-
say To have their County represented in said
Convention JOHN G., MCELDOWNEY,
2. ?. JEPfON. Secretary. Chairman.
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Jas ne

vELAED's ipistrs-
Jr ~ - Sny OF
Friday" sea- iier'
%O' whisky or a
Spsvemsnt swi0J,. or
bank sWindle, pOra'F a
ring, or "povo,U : sict
,, or Indian ring, " or ct
aaie," or postal f,s a. lie
ouiidias frauds" or s'tSo o'' y
IAN" +I e to corporations, . or %" a.o,l p
q u 1~iadlss." or navy fl go' )
i'Auds" or a "siD n"
route rAscality"9 VIZ
the theorer we thin
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-20

ssTnE simple and plain duf which wi
ovvs ina ueople is TO reduce taAtiOn to tn,
Necessary expenses of an ecOnoteal opera
t;op II the government, and tresiOre to
.ha business OF tha country e money
-,h;sh we hold in the treasurIthrough
az. ,erversion OF govern'nents'awers
TSsse things can and sh9old be d with
80 d an our indvI,ries, with dan
- ,opportu.fty for Femaatiye
~ SN<0ur rwOrkingmen na and
So them and all our ,ple
SSSsSS sir means of sa5SIsnes
N.Y. eNpeasuF0 'he5 com,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-20

THERE VAS . remarkable prepOnderanee
OfnIshy decorations over enthusiasm at the
opening Of the Republican National Con-
ventiOn.
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Her Revenge

/ Wa E1ltAaattg.s
slso Sgas once at an ayeaing party at
dude saiGtain lacSadAisiosl dude was
duee you tot. A friC ad of the said
tne room" A"Comr, let me intro
Said, Ws-a-ll, n the finest woman in
lady happened 10 oN> with a yawn,
the magniiicently-ireeA " The young
presented, size did nptNis; and, when
looking him over from e>mau was
noting every article of his splsnt, after
she sud esrelessly, "rrot him b and
seen all there IL Of him. rel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-20
Postmaster Al nett Dead.

''SPO''otilee 81 ~ Register.
N.H1NAIEs'ILLE. WA, June 1z.-oul
y y'Tthy Postmaster, Wv. Arnett, aged
y years. died to-day AZ . o'clock after 3
ofons sC , Illness. Tb, deceased was one
ems wh hOst respected d well known eiti-
be eomn'Hn loss ls ply felt throughout
ymnatn .oV; o, herewith extend our
"a felssi ~ sne MIcle Of his friends
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-20

WISE auj MALONE told the truth about
each other to the Convention yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-20

a HANDSOME complexion is one
greatest greatest charms woman csn poshe
Pozzoni's Complexion Powder piyss II V
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-20

WANTFD-A man who can beat CLEyE-
LAND Apply at Chicago.
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NOTICE
DravingOf Buckeye Glass Company Bonds

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN PURSUANT
y TO the rcquiremeIts Of the mortgage OF the
Buckeye Glass Company, works at Marin
Ferry Ohio) to Alfred Caldwell. dated the ON
day Of September, 1850, aud recorded in Belmont
county, Ohio, among the land records, 70 secure
bonds of said Company that on Saturday June
., ISIS twenty or said bonds were selected by loi
'or ,cdeupt on and payment by said Company
in accordance with the provisions OF said mort.
Csga. The numbers of said twenty bonds are as
follows:
Nos. q. IL, 10, 10, ~, 81, 49,. Isl, l6s.
IS3, 49,. 1913, eco, aI5, 2I0. 221, "3o, a6l'
aGe, 265.
The said twenty bonds will be paid by said
Compsny upon PRESERVATION at the bank al The
Ohio Valley, in The Gty Of wheeling. West IT
giu,a rnthe Both day of June 1885, or thereafter.
together with the interest thereon for tue mrs
half Of the year SSS, and interest On aidt"ehtN
bonds will cease on July ], 1881, aud the interest
warrants or coupons thereto attached, when
have not become due on o. bcfOrethe last named
dste, will become hull and void
ALFRED CALDWF1 l.
June II, 1855 JeliTa
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Asu advertisements.

UT ANTED = FURNISHED TRo,Nr vito
children, for man and wife and child 21 e.
old, for summer months only, in Mo OH : 0.
Best Of reference given. Address y. w.
IsTER office. -
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pc o Rspnalicaa ,areptions.

tHs clergyman Wrepened the Repub-
pan circus with plyer, omitted to pray
pr the President 0 the United States.
Fnas clergyman wash praying for Demo-
50. of probably was afraid of being
rr,pROn the spotr ne dared to include
~ Chlef Eeeutive in his inyo-
Wy, -. rSyElne 1essipg on the eOun-
OF his lovely wife our
iris possible Se to survive this.
ing. candidates Tor -
viii secure the prizs. enc OF the lead
tb;aa seemed to fOreshada nomination
domination by the Republican every
the Maine statesman said hstISE's
only of one competitor. RequSon
names him BLAINE replied; This !
nnL,nown." He was setuauyd defeated
!. l;,,Is upknown-ons K. B. tiYEs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-20

Tariff OTISS7 Passed
~ Republican House
OT representative.
War tariff, at It's high
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s :, st1eydowned him rs fsf as W
\ Ia concerned too. "

4 fact that the Democratic AEgof Oh
Worleans has hppoiated fftss eolOred
ION the police Of that city Auses the
tston Herald to jab long, poisoned
SsSa into the sides Of tponi'eians Oh
%pno'->-s-s-s,,..;o, - this fashion:
lhis is ahAthss Substantial recog-
'ilon than making jsm Alternate dele
gates to Rem hlicas A,sveptions -
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''fhs question of free trade n ABB
SOlHteiy irreIeVant.'-GEOyer CIeye-
Hand.
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sNExr SENATE

,,i = me decisive battle
o9 NEW Jersey alone ooeu :.
n To oS, ua the field on which
'1' control Of the next
! v,. can Scarcely hope |
I vote which, with .
sloe MT, win give them
go OREGON GONE /.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-20
WELLS
INVISIBLE
VEL VET
CREAM,

A Magic Com,
plexion Beautifier
for Face, Neck and
Arms.
Elegant for dress
ing ana whitening
the skin. Uniyaied
Tor Theatre, Recep-
tons. Balls Parties.
&c. Uneqlmlledfor
delicate tranSpar-
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Present tariff, ISS7... 81
Proposed by the
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III NIIIIeheSS, SOFT youthful effect and fine i,
Harmless does not roughen. draw T;,b tte ntsil
any gay lnlure the most delicate or sensitra 81,
Superior 70 any Powder Paste or IiI,Iid ~ tn
my, uo E red or flushed face. Effaces Tan SIM
aI biemiShes and imperfectonS' SIC ho,, SEln.
SlussiStS and Fancy Goods Dealers, or BY ES-
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COUPON BONDS FOR SALE,

I'VE THE UNDERSIGNED, HAvEFoRsALE
;, - asee Ess.sssHd pgilsrs Il Coupon Bonds,
a. =. nun In crest pay eple ANNUALLY Thsss boid.
% ysa5s, ana s, si,ss NJ ne and psy.bie
TBS o .. Is b toe aS o. ~ spsese Rosne eoniy
inf Hee sSle q, 1st.ds s. To obtafr,
bids for the purchase Of these boads win be re-
eeiyed by the undersienedunil July Isl, lsss.
- q. ". HUED1,EY- President.
ID. w. CHAPMAN,
A A. SMITH,
Commissioners
AG. BAILEY, Secretary. 1ei
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-22
DESTIIU HI PRISONERS.
Coarse Clothing Suggested Dur
ing the Winter Months

In remarking upon the restitution Of
many prisoners at the WOrkLouse. Chief
Clark yesterday cited the case of two
Migrants just released after serving
three-months sentence. "There were
not clothes enough between them, u
S id the chief. Ito wad shotgun, and
they were exposed to chilly December
blasts without cent of money. They
started down the railroad track for Wi
mona without murmur. but the temp
tation to steal must be pretty strong"
Concerning the same subject, another
prominent city official suggeS ted that
the city, in the spirit of human
ity, might wisely adopt a plan that
prisoners released during the winter
months, after protracted terms of i'm
prisonment, should be provided with a
cheap suit of coarse clothing, as in all
state penal institutions. The average
workhouse criminal comes out in pretty
destitute circumstances, and, beSet with
cold and hunger, it is little wonder if he
succumbs to the first temptation offered
to better his condition, and, as natural
res ult, is speedily returned to conhne-
ment Ali WorkhouSe prisoners are
compelled to labor steadily at the knit
ting machines during imprisonment.
and it is perhaps no more than right
that the long term prisoners should be
released with comfortable suit of
clothing