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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-25
ALLOWED TO LAND.
Cinnamon Under the American Flag No
Out OF the Country.

Cinnamon Under the American Flag Not
Out OF the Country.
TACOMA, w. T., October % -TSenty
moe Cinnamon came down from Alask
on the steamer Aucon ON her last tip.
They had gone there f,om Astoria t, work
in the canue les there. The Aucon coming
down went straight to Port To wnsen1, not
touch ny at Victoria as usual, to avoid
any trouble in regard TO their landing
here Colectcr of Customs Brooks, how
eye:, fl sed to allow them to land b =
Cause they Ind passed through British
waters in reaching tere. A writ Of babeas
corpus was soed out here, and while il
IVES pcn1ipg the stesm'r Mexico arrived
fom San Francisco with six Ctinamtn,
the s'eamer having stopped en- route at
Victoria, B. c. She, too, was stopped,
and lawyer f ON Townsend hasientd to
in 10 the habea3 corpus 'oceedipgs.
The argument tiok place yesterday, II e
United Stats b icg repres ented by tie
Assistant District At orrey. Judge Allyn
decided the clss vas such as contemplate
By the Chin So TestIic ion act; that unC e.;
the laws which decree p isse N gers on Amer
lean ships to be ind the jurisdicti'n of
tbs United States these Cinnamon, bound
from cns American pNt to another Amsr-
lean port, not hsyirg f. the chip OF any
time, had rot be out of tn, Unite1
Stats even though the ship had touched
st foreign port. The Chinam:n were
al o 4 ed to land.
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have been at work in this city bat
few months and never before have l sesn
this game played In the West where l
have worked the workiogman would re-
sent such insults by taking the money out
of these envelopes and throwing them in
tie face of the foreman who gave them
ont. They tell me in the Est it is new
idea. If Trey make az many changes e'se-
where az they have in our shop, then it is
very poor policy for the Republicans, but
this epqelops game is bad business. My
blood boll9 when 1 think just what such
tnjngs lead to. 1t would not be long be-
fore we were handed OCT ballots by the
bosses, and told to vote that ticket or leave
thu shop. 1t would come to this if the
workingmeu do not So. down on the insul Il
now. l love tbs R-pablican plrty, but
love my freedom better, and 80 l feel COM
PEELED to change MY vote this year &c
Cleveland and Hill.
GUsTAvE DIEsCHLER.
ALBANY, October II.
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DOODLE" Tie Democrats have no money
to waats anywhere. They have no mill
liona;re monop,lists t, "fry fat" out o..
But we charge. and We charge it without
fear Of being mat with any very emphatic
denial, that STEVE ELKINs has pat .
large sum Of money in the hands Of the
Republican State COMMITTEES to be used in
purchasing votes in this State on election
day, and that Chairman CowDEN has al
ready placed q large part Of this money in
the hands Of his lieutenants at Charleston.
These are the methods of the Republican
National Committee, and the,e are the
methods Of the Republican State Commit
tees everywhere. They can make no other
campaign. They can not appeal to tina in
telligencs Of the voter. Their only hope
is to keep the ''stalwsrts" milne and then
simply buy enough votes il States they
consider doubtful to elect HARRISON.
The policy the Republican manage 9 IN
this State are pursuing in bowling
doodle" at the Democrats TO cover up
their own tracks Is tie policy OF National
Chairman QUAY, who Is sending ont dis
patches sbout Democratic ooibscks, y
which are religiOusly published in tie
Latslligeneer, to cover mp his own rascshty
The New York Eceniag Post prints his
record in the KEaBLE case, which is about
the orly striking incident Of Me-. QUAY's
career as q statesman, and one by which
be is best remembered at this day II
Pennsylvania. Says the Post:
The audacity Of man with snch record ap
pearing now as defender OF the purity OF TIT
ballot COX, aud warning the public agsinst tn
designs Of wicked Democrats, is explainable OF
only one ground, that he is trying 10 coneea
doubtful operat ons Of his own in the same direc
ton. One Of his plans is TO hire five or six Dem
ocratic voters In every election district, 70 pro
tect the ballot-boXes," in the hope that his pa!
| for this service will induce them 10 cast Repuo
lican votes. In this way he could obtain, by IN
direct bribery. 5 900 or 6 0C0 votes which woult
| otherwise be Democratic.
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To wORKINGMEN.

The Republican managers are delugirg
the city with largs-siz:d and flaming hand
bills, headed in type three inches long,
"workingmen! Which do you want?
American or European Wages" Below
which, are false tsbleI comparing the
wages Of English and American workmen.
Micd you, they never compare GERMAN
wages with American wages; it is alwsys
''FIes Trade England" and never High
Protection Gsrmsny. Free Trade Eag-
land pays nearly double the wages Of High
Protection Germany, which goes to show
that the tariff has nothing to do with
wages. And as for the difference
between American and English wsgss 1t is
nothing like as great as these Republican
liars in their scare" hand bills make 1t
out to be. JAMES G. BLAINE, when Sec
reia y CT State, said in 1881:
Undoubtedly the inequalities in the 'odges
Of English and american operatives are
more than equalized BY the greater efficiency
of the latter and their longer hours Of
labor.
WoSkirguep. Republicans will tell you
that in the manufacture of steel rails, for
example, the Americans earn on an aver
age of $13.O5 q week, while English work
inguen earn S7.9s. Then they cay ''look
at the difference. See how our high tariff
enacted TO get more taxes out of the people
to carry on the wsr, protects labor and
Increases your wages"
Bat here is fact they won't tell you
and you cannot compel them to tell you
The Pennsylvania worker il q week makes
Al tons of steel rails. The English worker
in tie steel rail mill makes 2! tons in q
week.
Who earns the most wsges, tar # or no
tariff? The man lrho does the most cork
The Democratic party says: when Amer
ic IN labor does almt s. twice as much woI k
10 this line of industry as E1glish labor
does, it earns twice as much pay and il
does it honesty By hard ,cOrk and does not
have Republican politicians to thank fOr
it. The Republican party sees men sweat
and work all week to earn living, and
when Saturday night comes its bosses say
to labor, "You have not earned high
wsges. 1t is cur high tariff which earns
the wsges for you. If it were not for a.
you would be no better than the pau
per labor of Europa And then tn 81
same bosses put the wages which lsber has
fairly earned by six days hard work in {
pay enrsIops, printed all over with threats
of reduced wsgss if men do not vote q
these bosses dictate, and call it "Protec
ton to An erican lstor."
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To The Argus:
lam German Republican voter, but l
cannot tolerate such intimidation as was
practised on me BY my employers sstur-
day night. In our shop there are twenty
FIVE men, ten of whom are Republicans.
When the foreman handel rs our wages
Saturday right, we were paid off in en-
velopss like the one printed in the Argus
the other day. Wei, what was the result!
Six ofihe Republicans told me to-day that
thu envelope business had changed them,
and if the bosses intende to bulldozs them
in this way, they would not stand it.
Three of the Republicans bsleng to clubs,
and they were to resign from them last
pight. / almost forgot to say that inside
the envelope, rolled up with the money,
was a card, which read
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DUBLIC SALE OF MAD
nvAf ppnDRpTY

- AEAL MI
By virtue Of the authority vested ID -
Q decree Of the Circuit Court OF ONO o..
tered on the 23d day Of April, a ",
suit Of Bobieski B. caldwell vs. CafonM
son and others. the undersigned spoeA
'''s TUESDAY, OCTOBER q, ~
beRinpjnR 1t 10 O'CLOCK n L., cell q W
don ~ the font COR OF the COor BoS
county, w. Va, the following Gton
properly ntuate in the city Of xhe.hhI
county, being Q portion Of the pfppaH
VA ST apart to Annie Y CaldweIp
seyerslty for and during the term o. ~
life for her dover BY and tcfofdip1p.
visions Of G decree made BY The nla 49,
10Th day Of November. 1870, In the 49,
Kells and Others W. sobieski Ef.oy
that IN 70 aay: the building 10; nlns
twenty-five On feet along the ives ri ~,
ssreef In the kaid CITY Of Wheeling, rlL
the sub divisions Of 'fhe hiHn
shown by ths plat there.L recofcs
Book numbes ed "a, page ltl IN 70, o
Clerk of the County CnDrt OF VAC 90 ~. -
TERMS or SALE 0nc.ihifd o. HE1
money, or 70 much more o. the
elect cash on the day tf sale ioo 80
In two equal instalnenft psyateM ~
years respectively from the DAY antL.S
terest from that Day. To secure ps ~
aaimenh Of The p,irchase rnontJ tDs 1900
commissiouen will take from ine v,S.s q
note with rood security peyspe IA q
and the title will be retsiDed tn ~
shall Be paid. But if the pufcnr ard
half or n tore Of Tie Lu-c sse NOM ssy, y uSsl
notes without perSoDsl security ~ 80
the def n q instalmenp, fsnJ. rts1
VIII have the privilege. q any u sSr Its y
exoifation Of The said two yes, - J. rs,s.z
ale, Of paying ths whole tnooh Isv,ayl
paid Of the pu. Chase nonsyt w h ,
i"~ DANIEL LAnSssrl
-" HEgRY 7 1sss1
Special Conn,
Icertify that the above pime' :. nSsss'
have riven bond with security S..ssT /.
the decree under which he1,rcHuI o.
john v. hiNh
WHEELING ". Va. OFT $H
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THEHoN. JOHN DALZELL.


Here is what the National Labor Tribune
published 10 Pitsburg, thinks Of Mr.
JOHN DALZELL, of the same S.at,, who
spoke of my laboring man friend to q
slim audience at the Opera House Tuesday
night:
The career of smart and glib.topgued
man is a2tly illustrated in the first ten
months of Hon. John DALI, II in Congress,
Elected as q corporation lawyer, and this,
too, principally through the votes OF VOL K
ingmep, his first eff1rt on the a ror of the
House was on a legal question, for which
his legal training fitted him, al act relat-
ing to the liens CT judgmert5ia the United
Slater Courts. He was quick to see that
his friends, the operations, were deeply
interested in this matter, and lie had the
act amended to suit his notions. His next
performances was his much Landed speech
on the Pacific railroad funding bill. Here
he was put forward by the friends of the
railroad to plead for an extention Of time
Of one hundred years in favor of the Ioid
to pay a dept long since due the psorle Of
the country. His long experience as q rail-
road lawyer enabled him to make an in
geoious argument in favor of indulg ance to
the corporations SO, it will be sea, bis
first effort Was true 10 the purpose Of his
life and training, pr fsssional effort in
favor OF his friends as against the Ie,ple.
That stalwart and able friend Of the work
ingmen, j. B. Welyar, Of lows, saw
through his gsms and gave warning that
if the I'll did not 20 over for full delibers-
ton, debates and amendments be would
apply the rules aud fight it off altogether
until the end of the session, and Mr.. Dali
zslfs game was blocksd.
The Hon. John wss sent to Congress ss
the svowsd champion Of the tariff. This
was q good enough Morgan" until after
the election. Duriug the entire lengthy
and unusually able debate in the House
on the Mills bi the little Congressman
from the Twenty-seeond district was not
permitted to make tariff spsech, or Old
not desire t, trust hins ,lf to TIE task. He
made no tariff speech, and the Congressional
Record will not stos any tariff speech
made by him; and tn, Mills bill is now
passed through and ont of the House and
into the Senate. What was the re ison FIR
this? Simply that the leaders of the Re.
publican side OF the House would not dare
to let this lawyer for to:p,rstions and
appear as q tariff champ n,
aud moreover they distrustid biz kno VI |
edge OF the subject and feared his
licsuiious and b:tinI
reckless expenditure Of
rhetoric at tire e1p,nse Of logic and
They restrained him. Bat the |
Hon. John was too smart for even the
leaders, He one day borrowed fifteen
minutes of tims from good nature ar d !
tying member and than proceeded to |
make himself the her, of one of the most
malignant, scurrilous and vird Give Ia
.apgues and outbursts that has besn dsliy.
red upon the n,or of Congress 1t was not
. tariff speech, argument or anything of
he kind He was not big enough to take |
up the su'j'cs ''ths thing itsef," and
ii'euss it in msstsrly way, but proceeded !
% hurl thess shafts Ct v,tupsrstion ct . !
man. TFus 10 his nature and bio training,
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he used his envenomed tongue to lacsrase
the feelings Of fellow member who never
BY Thought or act bad injured him 10 any
way. He was put forward to do the work
that no gentlemen on the floor CT the
HOUSE would do -l,cerats the feeling OF an
oyerwosked, Ill member, whose serVicfs
and srduous work in thedutiss OF his office
had broken his health. 1t was an Ill.
nstured and ungratious thing to dc. Bat
thu Hon. John has tesn in steady training
for that sort of Business for more than
twenty years, under the fat pay Of soulless
corporations.
This is what one Of TIE leading Latol
organs of the Uaited States thinks of Con,
gresham JOHN DALZRLL.
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HERE'S A CHANCE.
A Pit. Pleasant D.mocrat Who IL Ready
For Bets.


A PIT. Pleasant D. mocrat Who IL Ready
For Bets.
Pt. Pl asant Register.
The undersigned makes the following
wsgers, and would be gratifed to have
some Republic N take them:
Twenty-Five dollars that George w. At
kinson will Be defeated in the First dis
trict.
Twenty-Five dollars thst Flick will be
defest ted in the s coud distIiit
Twenty-Five dollars that McGinnis i'll
bs defeated in the Third ditrics.
Twenty-Five dollars that @. B. Smith
will be def, ated 10 toe Fourth district.
Twenty five dollars that al the mem
bsrs elected to Congress from West Vir
ginia, will Re Democrats.
Twenty-Five DO lars that the whole
Democratic State ticket will be elected.
Twenty-Five dollars ira. Cleveland car
ries Indians.
Twenty-Five dollsrs that Cleveland aut
Thurman will be elected.
These bet, to b, tsk;n IS q whole.
Respectfully, HOMER SMITH.
THE offer Of the above wsgers has bte'
made at PIT. Pleasant, ard no Republ.ci
has accepted them. They are still cper
En- I
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-25

The State Demec 7stic press has cruel
way OF exposing the shortcomings Of their
Republican friends. The following from
the Grafton Times in regard to the Repub-
lican candidate for State Senator hints at o
reputation for that gentleman only squalled
by CHARLEY SMITH fame a. q guesser on
steers:
"Our friend Thomas E. Davis, who car
ried off the honors at Beverly, knows more
ahout the profits on pound Of butter at
tea cents per pound and sold at fifteen
than he does about the constitutionality OF
q West Virginia statute"
Is is we'll to remark that there are
good many other Republican aspirants in
the same boat with Mr.. DAVIS. They will
all go up Salt River together.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-25
Divides on the MississIppi.

CHICAGO, October 23.-J. W. Midgley
and J. W. Fa:thom, representing tie dis-
ferent divisions of the Western Freight
Association have arrived home from New
York, where they have been in coz fsre ace
with Commissioner Fink aud representa-,
tivss of the Cenirel Traffic Association 10
regard to the rls!ions Of eastern and
wester roads. The result of the conference
was an agreement, which will be submit
tsd as q recomme adation to the interested
lines for their rejection or approval. max
ing the Mississippi river the basiDg line in
the division of through rates.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-25

UPON due consideration of these posi-
bilities and exercising in this as in otter
eases my best Judgment as an indent eiti-
I'm, ind that cannot support Mr.. HAIR
RIsoS, as you wished me to do, bus
shall deem it my ddty to vcts for Mr..
CLEVELAND il circumssancss psrmit me to
rsach hons in time fol- the eleetion.-CGTl
SrhUyz's Letter.
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Blaine Disabled,

New YORK, October 23.-Mr. Biai ae'
illness has interisred with his making
speeches 10 Brooklya, Newark and Con
necticut, AZ had been expec.ei. The
sehedole had to b, chrge1, but it is hops {
be wi be sufficiently recovered 20 keev
hi, most important eng'g Fme,ts and m II G
on, speech in Brooklyn, one in Newark
and .ons in Bridgepors, at hast.
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Catarrh Cured,

A clergyman, after yea Of suffering
from that l,atf some disease. Ca.arrb, and
vainly trying every known remedy, at last
found rec p, which completely cured ar d
saved him from death. Auy sufferer from
this dreadful disease sending q self-sd,
dressed stamped envelope to Prof J. A.
Lawrence, SO Warren St., New York City,
will receive the recipe free of charge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-25

EVERY name on the Democratic State
ii ,ket is the mans Of faithful and cspa-
BILE public servant. The have been tired
in high positions and proven worthy Ct
trust. Their records furnish every ss'ur-
ance that the interests Of the State will be
carefully and jealousy guarded, and with
sn eve single to the coed Of the whole
people. Can West ViIginians afford to
pass these men By for others untried and
uppyo ysd in official serviceS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-25
Wholesale Freight Rohharx.

ST.. LOUIS, Ocabsr ga special from
Eagle Pass, Tex, says: A wholesale sys.
tenn Of freight robbery has just been dis.
covered on thu Mexican C-n,ral railroad,
and it is b .lieved that thu total los, to the
comp,ny will b, il the nsighborhcoi Of
5000
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A Grain Train Wrecked

PrrsBURG. October 23-A Commercial
Gazette Altoona, Pa, special says: An
East bound freight train on the Psnnsyl
vanis road jumped the track near Tyrspe
this afternoon aud Thirty cars of grain ere
almost totsllp wrecked.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-25

WHAT has become Of the great General
GoFF? Since the Beverly and Martins
burg joint debltes he hiss been in deep and
unbroken silence. We hope he will re-
clyes in time TO come to the scratch Sat
nrlaV
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-25
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

GOVERNOR,
A. B. FLEMING, OF Marion.
AUDITOR,
PATRICK +. DUFFY, Of Webster.
TREASURER.
WILLIAM T. THOMPSON, Of Cabell,
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
ALFRED CALDWELL, Of Ohio.
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS,
B. 8. MORGAN, Of Nonongalia.
SUPREME COURT.
HENRY BRANNON, Of Lewis.
]. W. ENGLISH, Of Mason.
JUDGES OF CIRcUIr COURT.
JOHN ]. JACOB, Of Ohio.
GEORGE Z. BOYD, OF Ohio.
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FOR TIRED BRAIN
Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate.

DR.. o. O. Stout, Syracuse, N. Y, ssys:
" gave it TO one patient who was unable
to transatt the most ordinary business, be-
cause his brain was tired and confused
uIon the least mental exertion. Imme.
diats hensas, and ultimate recovery fol-
lowed"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-25

We HAVE nothing personal against
MIR. BENJAMIN HARRISON, Of Indiana,
bat we must say that he was foolish in
accepting the Republican nomination for
TIA Presidency.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-25
COUNTY DEMOCRATIC rICKETL

FOR STATE sKSAroB,
JOHN R. DoNEHoo, of Hancock.
HOUSE or DBLEsATEs,
A. D. GARDEN. L. T. ST1FEL,
]. J. WOODS.
SHxSIFy-LEwI5 STEENR0D,
PROSECUTING ATToRSKY-JOHN A. HOWARD.
ASSESSORS,
Clty-CHARLES T. BLANCHARD,
County-N0AH ZANE
CorySrY SuRyEYoE-M. 7. CARR.
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for $al
FoR SALE.
TOR SALE.

Two story Brick Dwelling on Main s,p. ,
Fifteenth. Both Frame and Brick Be-
Central Glass works, all cheap. A utrIl
desirable residences and unimprovet los ;
Island. A rare chance on river iron, -,
vember l. Houses and rooms for nu, i,
TO loan. GARvERBEs
Real Estate Agents, 1875 Marie, N,
ocl0 wheeling Y \
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The People demand an honest
tariff and no taxation for surplus.

THE Republicans are on the run. Keep
then RAINING!
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FOR RENT.

49, AkO>N "
Five Room House on South Elm St, lslano.
No 900 Coal ST., three rooms, SSO
No. 2O2 Coal St, three rooms, " W.
FOR SALE.
No. s1.5 Jacob st., story brick, g. 500.
Nos. ODD and 222i Main st., 8 rooms ano stofe
room; lot 25xl0 feet; rents well; 2SU'
No 1876 Eoff st., six rooms, u 5Oo n
House and lot at No. 80 Zane s., rooms anu
attic rooms all modern improvements iefms
yery re asonable $500. am,
Holse and lot No. GA s, Huron st., lMana, WV
Hcnse and lot No 22l2 Chspline ST. Filth Wsfd'
House and% Lot, No 81 fifteenth street, a5
rooms, good cellar, bathroom, pantry na1urA'
gas, city ges and water.
House and lot ll2l Alley 81, 81, SEQ
House and lot on 8. wabash ST., isiano siS
House aud lot cor. Jacob and Alley 70, s2oOo.
GOOD building lot on Jacob ST., Eighth Ward.
Eight Acres of Land with four-room Costa8e
House at Elm Grove. 5000.
Let Axl20 on east side OF Chapline street pe-
tween Twenty.sixth and Twenty.seyenth streets
Two Lots on Sonth Penn street, Island hgn
ground, s., 900.
sone.hsI Lot and Two Houses, Nos. III and liz
Fourteen'h street. %, 500.
No. 9OS Market street, Two Lots and Three
Houses. Rents for $500 per month, $500
Farm of leo acres at Roney's Point, W. va.
Apply 70 W; d: kIN NaI a.si.,
ser6 ll6S Market Street
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FoR PRksIDKsf,
GROVER CLEVELAND,
Of New York.
FoR VICE PREsIpESr,
ALLEN G. THURMAN,
Of Ohio.
PRESlDXSrIAL ELECToRS-Ar-LARGE,
W. 81. TRAVERS, OF Jefferson,
VIC. HANDLAN, OF Ohio.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
L. 8. NEWMAN, Of Marshall.
p. ]. CR0GAN, Of Preston.
FRANK HEREFORD, of Monroe.
Z. S. BROWN, Of Jackson.
Fox REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS.
First District.
JOHN o. PENDLEToN, Of Ohio.
Second District,
W. L. WILSON, Of Jefferson.
Third District,
JOHN D. ALDERSON, Of Nicholas.
Fourth District
J. MUNRoE JACKSON, Of Wood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-25

: "You will benefit your own interest
and ours, too, by voting the Republican
ticket this fall from top to bottom"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-25

REPUBLICAN public me ,tings these days
are generally fat failures. But, Demo
cat, don't Judge by that. It is not in
puoli, thai our Republican brethren are
Carrying on their campaign. Not at sill.
Iii the STILL HUNT thsy bass all their
hopes upon. In plain language, they are
working to carry this election with lies
AMI Doodle, applied pricateiy and in the
dark. Thsre is no species of rascality they
will MT resort to - catch the Democrats
mapping.
In cons qusncs of which we advise D 'm-
o;rsss not to relax their vigilance an
ms ant.
R4msmbr, our Republican, friends are
doing all their work ION THE QUIET"
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THE ."sKIN ENVELOPE GAME"

Letter From q German Workingman Who
Changed His Vote to Cleveland on Ac
count OF the Envelopes.
InduB ArOHs.