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National Republican., 1888-01-17
III, W. tULLhn,
General Passenger AGENT,
baltimore Il OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT nov. -, 1857.

LEAVE WASH NOTION FROM STATION "OR.
NER OF NEW JERSEY AVE. AND 81.
For ChiCAGo 4 Northwest, Exp. Daily 1888
For CINcIHNATI 4 ST, LOUIS Exp. Daily 2;aO
and $40 i. NJ
For PlTTsIuEO 4 CLEvE,. Exp. Daily 1855 a.
For Lexington and local stations fS.iOA NJ.
For Phladclphia. Newark, and Wilmington,
750 A. M, g3j y. NJ, 5:5j r. NJ, daily, ES press.
and Philadelphia, 70 \. ". and f3.i5 p. N.
:, For sinGetly and Intermediate points. il.j0
For baltimore, 8, 6:3n, GAO, 7:so, $50. $50 A.
NJ, 1910, ?35, 3l5 Niminute train, $50. i:S0,
Sundays G3$S, 5$6, $50 SSSA. H., i9;$o, 9 i3s.
For ANNAPOLIS, 6I0 aud $50 4. M. i2I0
and $50 i. N. ON sunday, $50 \. ", ii0r.
N; LcSys l.sS I, Ann9polis 6Ao, $50 \. NJ, i29!,
=, For Way Stations between Washington and
Baltimore, $500, G:i0, $50 4, NJ, 1910, $50, 40
6.i5, and il:3O p: NJ. on sundays $50 4. NJ,
and l:,D 3:5O, 40 Gi5, and li3OP. NJ.
For stations on Metropolitan Branch. i6:}5A.
lions cnlyi 5iit /. N, ana aud . $50 7. NJ on
For Gaithcr;burS and intermediate pn!nts,
t9;D a; NJ, tl2@C r.. NJ, '5:35 and tli.G = NJ,
AZ For i,hES B9yds Spd Intermediate stations, 400
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday
9nly at ! 10 y; NJ, stopping at all stations on
For FREDERICK, $50 A. NJ, 1850 L. NJ,
1850 y. NJ, Sundays l.lO p. VI.
For HAGEESTOWN. tSA0 \. NJ, 1850 I. ".
Trains arrive from Chicago, daily, $50 A. ".
| and 5i5 I. NJ; from Cincinnati and 81. LOuiB,
| daily. GO a. NJ and a:25 4. NJ; fIOm pitLspurg,
! daily, 7:2O a. NJ. and 5:A5 y. M,
| From Philadelphia, Chester and Whining
ten, loa5 4. NJ, 2:2O. 7.l0 and $3.50 Pm, daily,
I and u 80 T. NJ.
From SingcIiy and intermediate points north
OF Baltimore, 10. ~ y. 81 laSl
IIains lcayG,R fillmore for NSshinsr5TS-s =
| bI0, G,2l. g.leIS2o, 9:co, g'O5 and 1000 4. NJ
| l2I5. l.s0i BOO i:iO, 500, 600, G!3O 80 $50
! and ll:OO p. NJ ON sundays. $50 5:9O' 9.O5,
gnd 1000 A. NJ, go, l:55. ilQ, j,oJ, $50, 1850
Except sunday. 'DSiy. .Suniay, only.
| Baggage called for anG Chcckcd at hOtcs
J and residences OE orders left At r,Ckot Offices,
Gi9 and lS1l PkNE-YLNASlA AVENrE
/ W. N. Cl lEMENIS, G. *, LORD,
Manager. Gen. Pass AGENT.
National Republican., 1888-01-17
MY FRIENDS, LISTEN 40 ME.

AVA haven't many words to say TO you, but
they are to the point. II you or amy member
of your family or friends ara suffering from
coughs, colds hOarscncSs, pleuriSy, influenza
pLcumuiin, or other chest trouble, or from
rbonm ali, m, v cak back, kidney affection, or
Mains in any other rOrtion of yonr body, takc
ny advice and use Tenson's riasterS, an
old ard standard remedy recommended by
leading physicians and druggists everywhere.
they are lot a "uoSlrnl," but scientific
combination Of valuable medicinal ingredi-
onts ts,ovctcomiug aud ci0hi'ating pains quickly
aLd lcumNnentiy. Ak for Rcnson's and take
no other, however al,teT!ngly recommended
hy hCnllls.
National Republican., 1888-01-17
NntInnnl Gnnrd Nntcs.

Company \, W. L.I, C1rps was iaspc1tol
last night 0t the aymory IN the presence ofn
number Of persons. The m3rrmcu's both Of
the foot and with the gan weco we!! per.
formed, and the h0ys we've loudly ch 'crel,
Company \, "a battalion, Iplnn Veteran
Corps. were also drilled GLd iD'pe ted, aai
did CIcdituhly well
Tonight company g. Is. battalion, W l., /.
Corps, an1 company 3, IN battalion, Mlaon
l. cS, will lie Inspected.
Last T.ursdny' niahJ company 4, ~ hr-
talon, CnntueutaiS, wCrc Inspected, nai from
the excellence oi tie drilling Till, no doubt,
be given Q good percentage.
Thee Inspections are op0n to the pul.l',
aud those wanting 10 see how well the uDys
drill should avail themselves OF the privilege.
National Republican., 1888-01-17
LITTLE rnApIYo 1N STOCKS.
only Two or Three Stocks Traded in
Yesterday- Narrow Fluctuations.

nehteruaY-NHrrOW
New YoRB. Jan. l6.-There was very little OF
the stock market to.dav, some luying of 81.
Paul. Reading, and Western Union in the fore.
noon, and Union Pacific and a few Of the in
vestmcnt stocks ut advancing figures in the
afternoon, was about all OF interest that oc-
Cured during the entire day. The trading
was throughout OF the usual professional char.
actcr with very little OF that, and fluctuations
were the narrowcst that have been seen, not
one OF the leading stocks being traded IN nav
ing range of more than - per cent Az the
same time there was firm undertone TO the
speeplat,on' , which showed no change through
The opening was fairly active and firm
though the changes from Saturdays closing
prices were for slight fractions only. The
market was firm TO strong for short time
when advances of small fractions were cstno-
llshed. In the unlisted department, however,
cotton oil certificates were very active and
strong, making material gain in the first
hour. Aler that time, however, It's prices
made little or no progress In either direction
The general list then became extremely dull
the transactions undergoing a steady decrease
until the close, while quotations showed no
| change whatever The close was very dull
| and steady at insignificant changes only from
Saturdays final prices. The tlnal changes are
| about equally divided between small gains
and equally small losses, the maximum differ
ence among the leading stocks being only =
per cent,
The following were the closing bid quo.
tations:
Is, coup. 12e,i AZ, los; Pac. es of 'o5. l1o,5;
pst Col 365s IL I. Ga ,6S g, goId cNn l09;
g. Co. oGns fS % d. MS g. o. reHHcssce @ Sc now
& i5SS A. A.. e. 81 S5; SSi d. S; so,sSS 5%;:
| iO Cen. Pac. frsts, 49,. Denver and Rio
do. IS, co.. Northern Pac. nrsts, 1865 do.
debenture. 1ds; 81, l. and san Fran, ii2' I: 81,
| Paul con, l2ii3; st. p G., aud Pac, lst, III;
Southern Pac. Col. frsts, li@' 1: I. =. RIG. Il o.,
| O.: Northern Pacific lH, ll3; West Shore,
| i0C' !, Adams Express, iiO Alton and 4. IL.
Line pid,, M; ,. G. mud r. y. ~ Canela
| Ches. and Ohio, ~; Chicago and Alton. 1875
| DO. pfd lr2: q. Il. AMI O., rs J; Clcve.
land ana nnd Coi hl; Con; Coal 20, VeS and nc
Harlem, 2l3; hous. lS Tex, 20, M Cent. il7,i;
Lake shore, g$ !; Lyl. and Nash, C2iss
Man. ~ Con, ": N. and Char, %,
N. & l., lSg: Mich. Cen; Sj'i; Mo. Pno.
Mon s@ @nS 4 o. ds Fl MSF H sa& NSldiE; +; dSs l25
Western pfd., 4 i j; Northern Pac., 2!' do pfl.,
| 81; Northwestern, lOsi : do, pil,, li}I; n,
| Y. C,n, io5i,; Chlcaso and 81. T., Il ,; DO.
| pfd., 20; Ohio and Miss, p 1; do ptd,, 7O
Oregon Nav, 0llg; Fac: Mail 81 i; Fits
Sa SIsS iSS SSS EeaPqF 9 sE RS@ Rass SDS fGS 4 m
| St. Louis and san. Fran, 80 dp. pfa,,
~ do, frs, pfd., llji#;S 81. Paul jlf!Slo pii
| ll5; 50. i. aud o., iO do. pfd., los; Tenn
q, and L., ?lAi Texas pac,, 21; Union Pac.,
SoSso * ~ M"H wds P9c noS Ri do; pdi Is
Ceitircntes rs; Cotton on Trust, 30 i QIlcE
silver, l2} .; do. pld.. 2iii
| sAsked.
National Republican., 1888-01-17
Y. M. e. 4. HrrcntLnn.

An exceedingly enjoyable clteaR 'UmeaI
was The reception at tue =. Me-, A, last even.
ing. 4 programme inrorpcrci with yu'dl
solos by Miss Marie HraaR2st and recitation,
by Mis- Lola ClDkcY was welt rendered, Mir
", y, Williams, OF Atlanta, On. m1lr 0ri, 3
address setting forth the need 0' taoDugn or.
gdni2aion In order 20 llrtGur the cause ui
Christianity. - his vel direct II c.oi"., tur
sum OF 20 70 be u.cl IN Gc'rlylul tan uX.
u.nsfS Of y state secretary ,1T ihv ,lltn3 ~
Maryl9ua, West virginia, aui 'ha p.-'eIn, 81
Columbia was guaranteed, Me''rs iIErinE
Ncsrit, pugh, Swif2.F, CMrGc, Aul ". IT, Il
smith tGlEad lr.s ly on the r!t4ut y, II. o. a.
convention III Baltimore.
National Republican., 1888-01-17
TRAVEL ERS' GUTDE.
DIEDMoNT AIR LINE.

D1EDMoNT AIR LINE.
sCHEpULE IN EFFECT NOV. q, 1857.
Trains leave b. q p. Station, Sixth ard q
$50 A. M.-Fast tennessee mail daily for
Whrrenton, Gordonsvilo, Chntiottca.
vie, Lynchburg, and stations between
alexandria and lynChburR, Roanoke,
Bristol, Knoxville. Rome, Calctn, Mont.
gomeryj and New Orleans. Pullman
sleeper Washington TO New Orleans.
i1:A A, M.-Fast mail daily for wsrrcn,ou,
Charlottesville, Gordonsville, stations
SSaGsapIRSseb SS Rncbv apa oInt Ohio route Lynch
stations between LynChburg and Dam
vile, GrCcnsboro, Raleigh, Charlotte,
atlanta, Birmingham, Montgomery,
New Orlcans Texas, and California
Pullman Sleeper New York TO Atlanta
IN connection with Pullman Sloepcrs
Boudp.f Slecpors for Birmingham
Vicb sburg, and Shreveport Solid
trs 0s Washington TO Atlanta. Does
not connect for q. * .. route points OF
285 p. M.-Daiiy except Sunday, for MGuas-
sas, StrasburR. and intermediate sta
tiohs Connects ut Rivcrton with $.
" H. X. for IuTaY, arriving At $40
$50 P. S.@wcstern express daily for wsrren-
ton 9oIdcnsvLle, Char nIlottcsv1le, Louis.
ville Cincinnati, and st. Louis. ruli-
man Sleepers and solid trains Washing.
ton 70 Louisville; also for LynchbItrg,
BssS BsSsoi sa Ssaeisino9Gai AL Memphis aL!o
Through Pullman Slcepers Washington
10 Memphis without change
uO0P, M.-Southcrn Express daily for Lynch.
burg, Danville, Raleigh, Asbeyillo,
Charlotte, Columbia, Aiken, Augusta,
Atlanta, Montgomery, New Orleans,
Texas, and California. Pull man Sleep.
ers Washington TO New Orleans. via
Atlanta and Montgomery Pullman
sccpors Washington TO Aiken, ). G.
without change
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO pI-
VISION
Leave Washington 9:l2 a. m. daily, except sun.
day, ana iij p. IN. daily, arriving At Round
HUI ~, m. and 7:2l p. M; returning, leave
Botlnd Hlll ':50a. m. daily and l:lO y. m, daily
except sunday, arriving Washington $50 a. M,
and SbJ ~ m,
Through trains from the South via Charlotte,
Danville, aud Lynchburg, auiy. II wash
ington $40 a. m, S23 r. m, Wis gast Ten.
nesSec, Bristol and LynGhburG at lQ;io am. and
9iO p. M, via Chesapeake and Chic route ana
Charlottesville at 94o p. m. strasbIus local at
931 o, m.
Tickets, Sleeping Car reservation, and In
formation furnished and baggage checked ~
Office, 1900 Pennsylvania avenue, 0nd ct pGsscn.
ger station PennEylvsuis railroad, sixth sns
streets. JAS. l.. TAYLOR,
General PASSENGER AGENT
National Republican., 1888-01-17
HOW nnI,Inr powders AVG nIndo.

While rival companies arc dispI.iug as 10
what ingrcdlcuts are to be found in tho "best
baking powder the public will be Interested
In the following definition of these now IN.
dlspenshble articles, as gwen by AppletOn's
authority.
''The best baking powders are composed Of
bitaTtIate Of potash cream OF tartar,) taTtarlc
acid, carbonate of ammonia, and soda bl.car.
Donate, bound together by Il little starch"
National Republican., 1888-01-17
I)IIEJ.

rALTY.-On sunday Jan. 10, '.,.. ar .'1p
M, ANSlE e., lu,uyCd dtu-H'ur 10. stephen
her age.
Funeral on Welnc'day mn'nug M % O'Clock
from the residence ut h.g mlnp', "U1 u street
nOihcnst, thence 10 -. Allys.l- ChF1l,
Were requiem ms,g VIII be sali. Fucul Of
the family invited to a,trud.
BURR ON Sunday morning, Jan, H. Loss,
In nCr 10Th year, NEs $, Als'HNEN HE
widow OF the late David II, Egrr formerly ol
hi. city,
Tho friends Of the family Gra invited 10 lt.
tend her funeral at tho To hlouu urN'syt, VI
IUr, No. 1905 n stree ,ul Tuesday ai rU1rn
lhn lIth instant, a, , O'clock. lnlermant pr.-
yGie, at oak IN,
National Republican., 1888-01-17
Beneficial Endowment Association.

The members Of tho Beneficial Endowment
Association at their meeting, last evening,
elected the following trustees for the ensuing
year: Robert u. Donaldson, Robert Il III,
Noble u. I.arncr, William H. Goods, Thomas
j. I.uttrcll, lsaOc l.. johnson, ThOm IS Somer.
vile, Charles g. Duncanson, William j..
stephenson.
National Republican., 1888-01-17
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
Over Halfa Million Distributed.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY

LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
Incorporated II lS's ici twenty-five years
by the LtEisG nt for Educational and Cnar
to which reserve fund ut over $3.50 wv has
since been added
by an owe wEelming roI In. vote It's fran
chise was MADE part of the rie'cnt state Con
stitution, adoptcO Dec. . A, D. ls11.
The only lottery ever voted on and in-
dOrscd by he people OF any state
II never Scales or pOStpOuCs.
Its Grand single Number Drawings take
place monthly, aud the Crane q artery
Drawings regularly every three mon. nt
iMafCh, lrrf September, and nfCembprl.
A splendid opportunity to WIN fortune
Second Grand Drawing, Glass Il, in the Academy
of Music, New orleans, TUESDAY, EGB. Z,
1855 gi.th Monthly Drawing
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
fS-NoTICE-1ivkcis are Ten Dollars only.
Halves, g.. FithS, g.. Teuths. 81,
National Republican., 1888-01-17
Don't Re "A Clam.

Siddnlls, the great soap man, has covered
the country with the legend, Don't be Il
clam" because clan does not shell ont rs
he wishes the public to do. Soap, however
good only ClcansCs the outside; Scotch oats
Essence. on the couialy, clcanScs, puriilesand
strengthens the brain nnd Nervous system.
yigor. AID is undoubtedly the greatest Nerync
known.
National Republican., 1888-01-17
Eylnsrco of cnIlnslon wnntph.

Mr.. o. R, Lester has been r'qpgs'cd BY the
commissioners 10 furnish evidence of the cot,
Mslon which he charged existed between the
proprietor of the fremont House auI tho
police IN the matter Of liquor license ior TIA
DlQpR
National Republican., 1888-01-17
Address registered letters 20
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La,

Or Remember that the presence of Gems,
BcaurePard and Early, who are in charge OF
the drawings, is guarantee of absolute fair.
ness and Integrity, thai the chances are all
equal, and that no one can possibly divine
what number will draw prize.
Remember that the pay yment of all prizes is
GUARANTEED by FOUR NATIONAL BANKS
OF New Orleans and the Tickets are signed by
the President of All Institution whose char
courts; therefore, beware OF any limitations OF
anonymous schemes. del3tDtu
National Republican., 1888-01-17
pnnnlnr Z refarennes.

EDITOR NATIONAL REPUDLlcAN: As you
have let down the bars and invited views on
presidential preferences | want to b. put
down In your book OF "predictiops" as
having named the next President and Vice
President of the United States. 1t is
ticket that possesses more vim, ylgor, and
victory than any yet mentioned, and
would sweep the country next November
like whrlwind. What a campaign with
Two such brilliant campaigners In the field?
Their canvass would be unparalleled for It's
enthusiasm. This campaign must be a
spirited o c, ahd where can you dui
two candidates better equipped with braius
and oratory for such Campaign than the
peerless James g. Bhirc, OF Maine, and the
gallant j. b. Foraker, of Ohio? | think
the Republican patty would be successful
with any al tue prCmi ent ndiiates
spoken Of, hut | regard Blaine aui For
aker The strongest, aud team that would
inspire the people to great en- .husil,m.
j. p. Il
National Republican., 1888-01-17
Grain and PrnHlaInna
Following Is the range Of prices In the Chicago
market, furnished by b. X. Plain & Co., ST. Cloud
Building, corner, Ninth and L streets:
washington Stock Exchange.

lrhe following list OF the most active stocks dealt
in on the Washington Stock Exchange is furnished
by Messrs. Bell Il Co., Bankers, No. l437 Pennsyl-
vania avenue:
National Republican., 1888-01-17
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND OHIO pI-
VISION
CHEsApEAEE ANp Quo RourE.
Newport News and Mississippi Valley Com

peny)
Schedule In effect Nov ~, iSs1.
Trains leave UniCn Depot, 9th ana u SIS.
1867 A. M.-FUr Newport News, OLD Ponl
Comfort, and Norfolk, Daily except
sunday. Arrive in Norfolk at G.i1 p. NJ
ll24 A. M.-for stations on the Chcsapcgko
and Ohio, in Virginia, West Virginia,
nnd Kentucky. Daily except Sunday.
Sleeping cars, CliftCn Forge 10 Hunt
ingtOn.
6:SOP M.-FaSt western express daily. solid
tain, with Pullman buffet sleeping
cars to Louisville. Pullman service 10
Cincinnati, 81. Louis Memphis, and
once 5ls Penn. ave,
National Republican., 1888-01-17
SAVED HIS LEG |!
SCROF
or THE
DONE: CURED !
1,,n,y1A- Gn- Anrnsl n. ls.l

IrruoNA, Ga. August H. lssI
Tur SWIFT srErIflg Coz Atlanta "ni .,.t,,,
liberation Of the legs ever since ! was
,hsl, rla disease undoubtedly. hCuH hru,
DIARY @m% moihtF sayESa s1SEsa 'tSm 10 maaiooi I,i"i
my tlnittinu increased until The ulllay
no'rmr lnwus'inE ana l9lnInl n'\on i,r
mrtIsulIriv ur,Nur fymIuly involved, li.
lrit Ley hrIuE less painfully nlvrled' iNllE,
visit 10, mai ,it'n throtgh tic Nr.h u'n
tunupun. In order To ave my NE the doc
tors determined To pmput1te my i,H h,ip"
REFORMED hy Dr. H. V. NJ Miller. uf Atlanta
inl ~. W, p. plul OF LilhuhlH lWl ll"
irf. hc'pOison wgs still lmy ygt,m nr 1
loon hyFJl. TO show hrrt EEHbl' IN El'l.
linlp uttCr large ulcers am ruIrl up ny '.iN
lp-, CoguTius Il from Tie Knee o. lhr 900 ,'l.
Frequently Wu,luuU work could "" N,rh"A
uv iHr blood which oo.nd from llr "|'
~ re- SO uiol.Iyr THAT my follow w,.Uutu
rrul nnt stand size irnrh ANA would lM\e
la-t'wn,cri was persuaded try s. s., S
As Il lt,t uiurt | vuu-ruiyd io Gu .u, AlNI
about ''vrn MONTH a,o J. @,H.nl ,nMIl,'E l!o ..,o
,t lue mc ilcWo, tl" unon-lA" lmrms m lm
to grow les, and lnss ana rla'ly ratd lHg
Wild, and tt5d""TT aairar usl0t Twenty ono
bottle. .m as lIulo and stout man nl lH'
gr.N il'rr y W. =, "rE.I' ,
tlau lll wh'n w0- twenty ,'", lW,th
about ltN uOuruI. NuihiLg D. Co Ir Htln ll
Hlr terrible disease, ur tp ltw,1l Wvui tine
torture ! suitprul for 80 uaut .'uta, 'N'tlI
lIr etlra uI tle Iurt, rtiy headed ulu"H,
want tie world 60 know ,t lhe almost
m'uvuluus cure effected ON mr hy s. 3. 3,
tut call ulNu those who wish To 'ruN i'w
XIII 1M.id"ri il a il'a.ilrr Az ~ III W-a,uty
tom,Nor their Letters, / Irlpr To lr " o.
Bond, ~ Lithuuia, as tu the Truth II Wy
statement very grUtuiully ynula,
L. l.Ahr.
Treatise on Mlood and Skin Disease mailed
ltg, TIL SWIFT SrIcul. Co.,,
Drawers. Atlanta, VN.
National Republican., 1888-01-17

2,l79 rri2cs, amounting to......".."."sj3j,O OC0
Application for rates to clubs should be
made only to the Office Ufthc company IN New
orleans.
For fuither information write clearly, giving
fun address.
Postal Notos, Express Money Orders, or
New York Exchange in ordinary letter.
Currency by Express lat our cxpenscN az.
dressed NJ. a. DAUPHIS,
New Orleans, liz,
National Republican., 1888-01-17

Baggage called for AMI Chcckcd at hotrls
and residences Oh orders left at r,Ckot O,Nvvs
Gi9 and lSJl PkNE-HLNASlA AVENUE.
W. N. Cl EMENIS, G. *. LORD,
Manager. Gen. Pass, Agent,
National Republican., 1888-01-17

EDITOR NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,: The
generous offer Of your columns 10 those
desiiug to express their preference for
Republican presidential clnlilI'es should
he appreciated by all
lame as The Reruhllcan standard belrer
James G. Blaine. lie above all others Is
the most able exponent aud f4srle;s aivD
cate Of the principles Of protection. With
matchloss SIKH aud untiIInG energy he
would clearly demonstrate the heresies OF
free trade.
With the gallant and patriotic Foraker,
Of Ohio, as the nominee for Wee President
the ticket would be practically inVlacibls
The 100000 * Republican ollirehOlders
that have been dismissed by the presen,
"rGfoIm" administration are inst waiting
to roll IN their sleeves and work with a
yigoI hitherto unknown IN American poll
tics for the SUCCESS Of the Republican
ticket, but no names before the country
will create the unboundcd enthusiasm with
the masses OF the people or present the
same elements of absolute success as those
OF Blaine and Foraker.
JAN, l3, lNSS, j. w. +.
National Republican., 1888-01-17

EDITOR NATIONAL REpUBLICAS: N)mi
nations for lSSS seem to he the order OF
the day at this time in your bright piper.
TIE candidate to Oe successful, rs | see II 4,
must he man OF convictions, with well
established reputation for following his con
vitiitns, q stIClg tariii man, n man rec ~
niZed MS the friend Of the people, aud not ths
creature OF corporations, but not an an'icOr
poration crank, aud man that the Demo
cratic l,putcs, St. John, and Gen. Fisk aud
hat sort OF temperance leaders, cannot dc
tAch tue hOuest Republican Temperance
voters lom supporting. IL seems 10 mu
that Gov. Foraker comes nearer ill.ing tar
bin than any other mau spoken Of
lhtre never was q man so loved hy the
old Wing party as they loved Henry Clay,
but be always had enough enemies in hi
| party to keep him from being President
Risks OF that sort should not be taken by
the Republicans this year.
No man, am sure, has named Roscoe
Con6lng's name for place at the heal or
tail Of the Presidential tckes with his con
sent. llG wants no Office AID needs ~
Office, but without li' support In New
ok any ticket that may b. named has
his support, rs he gay, it TO tiraat aNl Gar.
Heidi any CANDIDATE That may be uiull by
the Chicago cOuYeGllOn ctn carry ~ "
York Oy a large mli nisy, All tllt knlS
ottho canvass Of ls,2 AMI, l,ls>J tuuw that
when Conki!ng mads his iirst spoe'h for
Grant In lrI9 aud lnr GIrll-N Ia l73D .hi'
the chances for success were snsli VITA
Greedy and Hancock, Would ~ nov hI we
tothinS ot Cunkliug In maEing up the ticket
at Chcagn: II, T.
JAS, II, lSS~.
National Republican., 1888-01-17

bI0, O;25 g..ae:S!2o, 9CO, g'O5, and 1000, 4. m
and lliOO z. NJ ON sundays. $50 7;a0, aO5
gnd 1000 4. W.. l;.0, l:55. ilo, 300, $50, 1880
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