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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-06
R~FpUBLICAN OPINIONS.

The free list might he enlarged without af
rectiug injuriously Il single American interest
-McKinby lRep.l, # ONO, aUtfjr Of free rc'is@y
pliorm Of 50.
II would mention some articles which enter
into manufacture O! al sorts. Al duty paid On
such articles 60 direct to the cost Of the article
when manufactured here, and must Lee gaia for
by the Consumer. These duties hot only come
from the consumers NJ home, Hut act as a pro-
lection to foreign manufacturer in our " aud
distant markets. '-PrcSut0t Grant.
al hold that a properly adjusted competition
between home aud foreign products is the best
gauge 10y witch 10 regulate int":na,i"nai trade.
Duties should he 50 high that Our manufacturers
can fairly compete with the foreign prU'inct, hut
not so high as TO enable them 10 drive out IL"
foreign article, cniOy Il monopoly OF the trade
and regulate the price as they please THIS Is
ing doctrine OF protection. "-Ja"f% IL "t."".
Il recommend an enlargement of the free list
so rs TO include within il the numerous articles
which yielG iuconS'derahle revenue; n simPliti'
cation of the COinplrXa and inconsistent schedule
of Duties UPON certain manufactures, cotton,
iron aud S'cel, aud Il substantial reduction ofthe
duties upon those articles, and upon sugar. mo-
lasses, silk, wool ana wooden goOds.'-FrSide"t
ArLlur's M,Ss;gs q IaN2.
"By this law the tariff OF 1Si7l the duties were
placed lower than they had been at any time
since the war OF 1872. The act was well received
by the people. and was indeed Concurrcd in by a
considerable portion Of the Republican party.
| JOINTS q. Blame.
.Eyery advance toward Il free exchange o!
| commodities is an advance in civilizations; every
obstruction to a free exchange is born OF the
same narrow. despite spirit which planted cas-
ties upon the Rhine TO piunder peaceful com
merce: every distraction % commerce Is a lax
upou consumption: every facility 10 p tree ex'
| change Cheapcns commodities, increases trade
and PRODUCT IN, ami promotes ciY!lizntion'
! Nothing is worse than Sc ationalim within q ma
ton, and nothing is better for the peace o! ma
tons than unrestricted freedom Of commerce
and intercourse with each other. John Sho-
man.
"a substantial reduction Of tariff duties is de-
mandcd, not by a mere inliSCriminstc popular
clsmOr, but by the best conservative opinion oil
the country, including that which has ia former
been mos. .reuuOus for The preservation OF
our national industrial defense. Such a reduc-
| ton Of the existing tsriE the Commission regards
| not only as d due recognition Of public senti-
meut and A n ca glre o~fjustice to consumers, but
are conducive to the general industrial prosper
ity, and whiCh, though It may be temporarily
inconvenient, will De ultimstely beneficial 70
the special interests affected by such reduction. v
-RpOtoj RepubAc0R Turf Commission, lsS3.
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Butter-steady; Pennsylvania creamery
26c; do pints 20a26a. E~gg'-Sttady;
Pennsylvania fists 25c. Cheese-Quiet.
C~trclnnAti,
CINCINNATI. o., November Cotton
Steady. FIour-Dull; family "a 75s
4 90; fancy S. 15a5 35. Wheat-Dull;
No. 9 red 81 O5}; receipts $500 bushels;
shipments 5000 bnshels. Corn-Dull;
No. 2 mixed 43a44c, Oats-Firm; No.
, mixed &c. Rye-Quiet a. 53c. Pork
Quiet at SIS 90 Lsrd-Frm at s. 90.
Bnik Nests Short rib 81 Is; short clear
1881. Whisky-Sseady at 81 IA. But
ter-Qaiei; fancy C emery 27s2Sci rrime
dairy 15r16c. Sngar-Quist; bard refined
7sa8Ic; New Orleans 5laGir. Eggs
Steady at 173c. .Cteee-Firm; choice Z;
fat 7s1lc.
BALTIMORE, Nh, November 5.-Wheat
Western dull; No. 2 winter red spo!
and November 81 0i,1 oil; December
81 O6!; January 81 OSis1 90. Corn
Western frmer; mixei spot sic; year 46tc;
Jsuuary 454e. Oats Qoiet; western white
31.3}c; d. mixed 27s29c. Rye-Quiet a.
G4s65c. H~ay-Dul; western SO Na
IG 30. Provisiops-Easy. Msss Pork
At SIC 80. Batter Quiet; western l6l
l6!c; beat roll 17al9e; cIelne7y 22A26c.
Eggs-FiIm at 25c.
Ioleio4
TOLEDO, November 5.-Whoat-Active
snd easer; cash 81 05!a1 G8!; December
81 o.; May ST AT. Corn-Dull; cash
Ale. Oats Quiet cash 254c. Clover Ssed
Dull and ioSer; cash s. 30; Decsmb: Il
s. 40.
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8aikoads.
PALrnEoRE AND OHIO R R

vs..,,,. p..sn
DepAlkrfo ., inklns u0a 80 Ssss
tina Sohsduls IN erect October ~, ~ ,eso
ApreA lof CHICAGO ana inc Moe nn s5S.
NJ. S:so .. ~. no 49, ]. MY
anma sHo ~
N; mo lilo ~. osL,y: ax sxce,t
49, ;"
49, - u,s
an .nS o.o y :, dsNv e1csns Sunday
NJ S.nnayIIs ~. W!p y N II R.isycora
knpse,. iot Hs Gon =: ~. *
~ apan - AZ
-. p,,tvbpn.a .nd Gssh;,stsn pa Z m
ssSs. rrnrs1 Sio q M dsiiy. las n m. dsily
;nStdn. Pa AZ n m. daily except sunday.
nSSDoinS S.y,{o.s ~ psSlsdsInhis saon
r1 Jaw
~ q m. rs m. I2S0 nom
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BENwOOD.

The polls TO- the election 10 this pre-
cine viii Ia he'd 10 the u.uat pa -, name
", t 10 public Sch),l blilding.
A number OF men employed at various
place are constantly arriving so as to bs
here ia time for today j election.
Messrs. J. W. Davis, NJ Garyey and j.
Landon are the Jud ge5 at the polls.
90 early TO cast yolr vote ald heir in
mind the new T. Gulations governing the
vicinity Of the polls.
Mrs. +. Duncsr, 3 most estimab!e lady,
died Of typhoid ic Ier.
The election returas will be received at
Bricelaud's sNllon to-a'glt, and mp TIL
such u tins a. the rssu t il definitely
known.
The Democratic meeting last night was
a most enthusiastic one.
Mr.. CIy5c Ford has returned from
college to rI,t his Initial vOts.
The De nocratic decorations last night
wcr3'alle.ul and protu:e.
Union district should be u nanimous fol
is caudidst, for Sheriff, c. G.. McMechen.
tie : au horeIt, upright cit'zsn, a-d ilte-
long has been id9ntili9d with the CD e. III
~tertsss of the county; viz: education and
agriculture.
4 barrel of carbon oil was broken at thu
B. Il o. platform, and the ground delugsd
few went to the city, lust evening". II
witness the Bslya Lockwood demonstra
tioD.
A number Of men employed at III vari
cua industries have bet a days wo,k O
the general resOls, and the paoties win
ming will IKE that day to ~iuoilate, Will
tire loser will work his turn.
4 better road supervisor than the pres
ent eff ,ient incumbent. J. D. Reilly, eoul
not be .oani. Testify this by your vote
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on SUNDAYS:
"REMINISCENCES OF TRAvERs.
Here's a Dollar, and Always Lick the Other
Yellow.

CoSRopOl tan.
Mr.. TraYers Was q kind and indulgent
father, but was pleased to see his boys man
ifest aup'e pluck. Ike himself. Apropot
% this characteristic, oGe of his boys came
home one day with a big black eye.
"Where-w-w-where d-d-did you & g-get
~th-lhlhat?' inquired the father, anx-
lousy.
Tn a IF fight, sir" replied the son, who
had p sin. liar impeachment in his speech.
"D-d.d-did y-y-you w-S-Thip the Otre-
t fellow"
''Y-y-yes, sir."
20 q Gui.e r-r-right. H-h-b-here's q
d-d-dollar f,ffor y-Jou. Always W whip
the other E.f.fe.Iow.'
His wit. like that of Tom Hood, did not
rursake Rim even in his last hours.
While on his deathbci at B:rmudI 4
friend called to see him. and said: what
a nee place Bermuda ia tDr rsst aud
casngr.1 Tfayers replied: "Y-y-7es,
th-lhq walters g.get th-the ~Ch-charge, and
th-tke E-5-ho.el k-keep5rs th-tne r I-:est. u
TIE closing refrain Of every friend m
this famous wHg always s0nId3 The same
we shel, never see his like agaip.'
A tOppiSh swell, whose pol'hed bald
head was conspicuous in one o the clubs,
begged Nc. Trsvrrs To advise him wnat
chsrlCt T he SHOULD tsk9 in a coming mas
qusrIde.
"W.w.why d-ion't YOU p-P-po"derynu!
lead and ego as u p-p-pill?' replied
TraysIs.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 2a2 1-2 Per Cent.-GoverDments
Dull and ~Steady-Stocks Dun-FlOur Dull
and NegleCted-Wheat Dull.
NEW YORK. November Money on
call easy at 2a2! per cent; last loen at %;
clcsad at 2a2i; prime mercantile paper
4aaJk per cent; sterling exchange dull
bot steady az 4943a4S7f.
GOVERNMENTS Dull aud steady.
FourS, Registered ..............
Eonrs-auH-a-hel II, Registered .................,O 7lI
Ro1rs-Rnd-s'hslf, C0uponR""..... -..-....."~"NSt
Fs3lEc Skies OF 1885
STATEs--Du'l ard steady.
RAILEOADS Dull.
STOCKS.-The stcc < market to-day, with
the exception Of a moderately active bust
ness for q few minutes in the fret hour,
wss intensely dull. The opening figures
were de ,idscly strong, with advances eN-
tending TO re: cent. DnllGess became
The feature after the first hour OF the mar
ket and it lasted MP TO the last hour, when
Resd,ng aud LackawsDna became pr1mi-
nent for stIeny 9Th and sll novel up trac-
tlonaily. The clcs9 was dull but stIOag
at the highest prices Of the day. Sales
%, 1911 shares. Quotations closed bid as
10. lows:
Adams Express 143; American Express
III; Canada Pacific, 55!; Central Pacific,
36l; Chesapeake and OHIO II; preferred do
frsts III do seconds l8t; Chi cago and Al
ton 1876; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
1i1l; Delaware and Hudson, 1lS{; Della
ware, Lacz&wsnna and Western 1873;
Denver and Rio Grande. 1Si; Eris, 295;
20 preferred, GA; TT. Wayne, $50; lii
pois Central 1l69 Lake Shore, 1893; M.chi-
gan Central, SS!; minneapolis and. 5tLouis,
I; do preferred, II; Missouri Pacific,
~; Narthern Pacific, 263; do preferred,
81; Chicsgo and Northwestern 1l2' 90
preferred, 143; New York Central, lO9s
Oregon Transc0ntinental, 30s; Pacific Mai.
81; Peoria, d. 4 E., GGi; tittsburg, $50;
Pullman Palace Car, 40; Residing, 5O3;
Rock Island. 1913; 81. Louis and San
Francisco, 81; do pIe;etred, 6Ss; fist
preferred, 10; st. Paul, Minneapolis nd
HIauito6a, lO4; ST. Paul and Omsha, 39i
dc Irsferred 1O5l; Tsxas PsIiac, 2i3
Union Pac!Gs, IS; Uni.sA States Ex-
pessS, II; Western Union, Ssh.
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a,~crsiutsnce with 3 tu
trend always increases car
that freud. Syuvita BLOCKS
4"S lie friends as their 'LSi;o
eontlpuJ 80 knoyrn. ClergIhsn, Pu ~
De'ol.S ard peopls ~ al the sysnu In.
sPeaNeISS 49, :, tssj- praise Of thSs W
ife are . W.. ~ Synyite touSh hSDIS 4,
deTiri ne" L,,icj - cure CoGghS, CotIs,
They are ""u.I~s,es Tickling ID lie
Tb.,sf Sore Throat and CfoGP, o,,v 20 the
o. osTfs. i!7u:1r'5 'r7f D,ssrtary,
-nnna-t.h1e cures CT DHarEh,s"' C,n,'
IT, Chnisrl r'sntunl, OF eooIoJ nv
1ioiD, ard CHOLERA Morhas' e", 80 *
Plaint al 1isckher-y Eiocks; % u%%
oyu'''' W. have stacks Of teS II'uL
cents. Who, after dos'a E tn'r tnn-
JTan ,g;.h sIoaE msI'''Ir7 ~. - them
- , diselses. hSye "'''p,SS''S y 5os,a
by ns,rr SyuY:'~ Nor-A DUR all The
~ carts Aa~r ia have 'S1SN iornS
L;,b. Tr.,el !ottls r"mH'l"' No., Kid
- -; ,sf brg . vecIlge o. 'Hg' .c,rsj.
rjaol ard LAYER 8'o@N' ALA w ". $-,,.t
ny' "a eats. il "a "aHt '.s - 20
81 DOS, j., .a, ml.sct, hn' q G"chaSs
tonE, ~. ...r Glo.,s5.r - cats +.
o. S, EsT irsn ! to / yaitou o. pare tome "''
tsTs.
AZ .r..,g. cn,.,,ky bottle fEt
No box .,,g. WNrn1.edto care
Rp ,saca.l Sold ~ drnSHtsss
vi w. F-.1-r r.N,rg u NthA
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LIVE STOCK.
Chicago,

CHICAGO, November 5.-Cstue-Rt-
ceip:s 10, 600 head; market dull aud slow
fancy sieeIs St OO4G 80: western IS Goa
4 90; Texans 81 50s3 25; Stockcrs aad
feeders So 5043 GO.
hogs--Rsceipts 1000 head; market
active; mixed S. 5O,5 So; heavy s. Goa
5 G5; light IS 50I5 GO.
Sheep-Reaeipts $3.50 lead; market
steady; western So &Oa2 -; natives s. 90
al 10; lambs 81 12!a5 90.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBKRTY, November 5-Cettle-
Rcesip!s2 229 head; shipments l G72 head
Market dull aud a shade eff frOn last
weeks price.
Hogs- Receipts COCO lead; shipments
5000 head; market fair; Philadelphiss
S. 7Osj so; mixed s. GIa5 20; Workers.
s. 5O45 SO; common to tar s. 3Oa5 10;
pigs 81 00l5 %.
Saeep-Receipts 400 head; shipments
i,2OO;t cad; market very Dull At % cent
off from last weeks prices.
Cincinnati,
CIRCINEATT, O., November 5.-H"Ns-
Aclice; COmm0u aud light 81 4Oa5 so
PACKING and butchers s. 25a5 so; re-
ceipts 900 head; shipments $500 bead.
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Reuewa Her Youth.

Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay Co,
Iowa, tells the following remarkable story,
the truth Of which Is vouched for by the
residents of the town: 81 am rs years Old,
have been troubled with kidney complaint
and lamensss for msny years; could not
dress myself without help, Now / am free
from ell pain and soreness, and am able to
do all my own Homework. l owe my
thanks to Electric Bitters for having re-
nsWed my youth, and removed completely
ell disease and pain" Try o bottle, SOC
and 81 At Logan 4 Co. n drug store
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,ru Il ,pubucan Voters in Buffalo.

BUFFALO, November +-Iti' stated
tn t about 700 names have bean fourd On
the registers that are not entitled to voc
-s,ne are the lmes Of dead people; some
of TIE people living in other districts; some
Of wholly i'm lgiracy vJte:s. Many regis
tered are gwen st numbers which DO not
exist GU the streets mentioned, while otG-
ers are registered from houses where they
are ro> even known by nsue. Active steps
have been taken to have the fraudulent
n9mss stricken ont and all who are not
enti'l ID 10 so 6 will he arrested at tie
nplll
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-06

T'oaiIsc on E.a-I sad ska Diseases mail,
NJ III, S...' s'suIf e.. r,l"er 3
"-I~''N Ia NV Na.k, ~ E,s.vg~.
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Rnnkiin,s Arrira -aIxe,

The beet salvs in the world for euts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcer, Salt Rhcam, FeVei
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilhlaina!
Ccrns snd all the Skin E~rupticDs, and
positively cures Piles, or no ray required.
II is guaranteed to give satisfaction OF
ncney refunded. Price 25 cents per box
For GALE nv IHre1 4 %.
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SnEprc krnln Disease Cured.

4 few weeks ago my wife suffered very much
from a CutauCCu> disease Of the scalp, ani re
Ceived no relief from the va!ious remedies She
used until she tiled CuliCura. The disease
r0npt Welded 10 this treatment, and in Il
Short time she was entirely well. TheIe las been
no return of tho disease, and Cu.cuCa ranks
No. ] in ovr estimation for diseases Of the skin.
REV. J. PRESLEY BARRETT, D.. d.,
Raleigh, y. G..
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Fever Sore Eight Years Cured.

I must extend 10 you the thanks OF one OF my
customers, who has been cured, by using the Gu
ticura Remedies, Of al OLD sore, caused by a long
spell Of s!ckuessor fever eight years ago. He
was so bad he WAS fearful he would have nhave
his leg amyutatcd, but is happy 70 say he Is now
me n use his name, which is II. IL. Cason,
merchant VI this place.
JOHN V. MINOR, Druggist,
linSlOrO Tenn,
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From pimp,cs to scroruIa Cured.

Cuticura, thu great skin cure, and CuticrrA
Soap prepared from il, externally, and Culicuia
kcSolvcnt. the nCw D!Cod purifier, Internally, src,
a posi;iye clrc for every form Of skin aud
blood di.essc from pimpleS I" Scroiu!a,
sold everywhere. tricer CuTICuEA,, oOc;; soar,
25c.; REsoLvENT, 81. Prepared ny the POTTER
ss-Spud for How 70 Cure Skin Diseases CT
nnyIS 6. 5JiluStralioGs and 100 testimonials.
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NOT A PIMPLE ON HIM NOW.

Had with ECZEMA. n al gone.
Scalp covered with eruptiOns.
Thought his hair would never row
Cured by the Cuticura Remedies.
Hair splendid and not n pimple on
him.
! csuno say enough in praise OF the Cuticura
Remedies. Ny boy, when one year OF age, was
50 bad with eczema that he lost all Of bis hair.
his scalp was covered with eruptions, which the
doctors said was scsld head, aud that his hair
would never grow again. Despairing OF a cure
from physicians | began the Use o. the Cutlcura
Remedies, and, | am happy TO say, with the most
perfect success His hair is now splendid, and
there is not 4 pimple on lin. | recommend the
Calicura Remedies TO mothers as the most
speedy, economical, and sure cue for sl kin
diseases OF infants and children, aud feel that
every mother who has an afflicted child will
thank me for So doing.
Mas. NJ. +. NOODSUM, Norway, Me-.
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Address Registered Letters 70
dEW ORLEAH3 NATIONAL BANK
HsQ Orleans. La

HHHENnRR thsttS.e pIoEeucs OF ttsnsrlb
Bssu-Desrd and RaTly, who are In cbsrts OF tbs
drs ntngg. A. g1iG-sitee OF absolute fatrrsz kno
In integrity, Tia. the chances arc al equal, ane
that 10 one cal Ioeibiy divine Hhs. nanbs
VIII draw q pnLa.
"REMRMHH8. also, TINT the mn o.
Prizes n GUARANTEED BIZ FOUR Ma
T(nEAL BANKS OF New Orleans, and IN
tickets arc signed By The President Of IN lnIu
usicn, nhcse chartered rights are recognise
n TIL highest COIrt7: therefore, beNDe % any
r,it,tiors or LIIon yDoCs ScbsrrsA' c'ONAs
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REMGGR ATS! See tiat every
Democratic voter in yomr dis
.rict ~ brought 10 IhC Polls on
neat THCSIIaS.
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.mbeelins Re9ister
GrareIsrs' &nidf.

RRIyAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
AExFLANAT-oNo OF RKyERENcsnAExs 'Dally'
tSondsy accepted. Monday excepted ESun-
Ssv only. Saturday excepted.-Ts Meridian.
October %, 1855. wheeling time, which Il Just
- hn,- earliar Than Gentral Time.
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OIL CITY, November 5-PetrOleum-
Opened at ellc; highest S55c; lowest SHE;
closed at e5;; sales Gls. 900 barrels;
c ,earanc7 Is 2,226, 600 barrels; charter9 90
SO barrels; shipments l2l 1&1 barrels; RUS
;J5 594 barrtlS
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SsvYcfF,

NEW YORK, November 5.-Petrolcum-
Ocened tie tdy at So, and sf'er advancing
to sole in early trading became week
aud declined to SIZE. The market ther
rallied and clo,ed firm st S5ic. Cam
scli5Ated Ervlapg9 opened at S5"; higE'
IS. S5Ir: Iovc.t size; closing at S'5c
sales, 1875, 600 barrels.
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THE ELECTION LAW.
SOME POINTS FOR THE PEOPLE TO PONDER
OVER.
Important Changes Made BY the Last Legislature
Heavy Penalties for Bribery ard Intini-
dati0n Qualification Of Voters.

The lsst Legis l.tuIe made some import
ant changes in the electioa'laws, psrt!cu-
lsrly 10 regard TO ferns Of ballct', the
erection OF a 60-ioot limit, io7 the better
protection OF the votsr in the free exercise
ofbis choice, repeating, or causing the ad-
mission of bal votes or th5 REJECTION OF
good ones. There have been mspy en-
quhi,s for the publication Of the gist OF
these new provisions and certain proViS-
ions of the old statutes, ard the ekeatla
parts are given below.
OPENING AND CLOSING OF POLLS.
Section : of chapter 3 Of the Code pre-
vidss THAT at every election the polls shall
he opened IS soon as practicable after sum
rise Ibut not before %suurisa) and shall be
closed at sunset."
QUALIFICATION OF VOTERS.
Section 9 Of the ssme chapter says:
"No nsraon < 4 X who has o. been
a resident CT the State Tor ore year, and Of
the county in which he olf:rs TO vote for
sixty days, next preceding such election,
and who is not, st the time OF the electlon,
An sctual and bora fide reeidert OF the dis
trict in which be offels to vote, shall be per-
nitted to vote ia such district. No
uerscn 4 X 4 in the employ Of any in
corporated company, or OF this State, DO
deemed q resident Of any county, orot any
district therein, by relson Of beicg en-
ploy ed in such c;uuiy or district"
INTIMIDATION, ETC.
"Any cnp1ration which she'll, by its
officers, agents, or otherwise, prevent OF
attempt to prevent any voter in lis en-
plcy from attending any election, or from
freely cxertisjrg his right of suffrage a.
any election at which he is e1ti,l d 70
voc. by any threat, d,c;CS 1r indirect, ex-
press or implied, to- discharge, or deprive
such voter from his employment, or h
discnsrgs or deprive Such voter from ITS
en- p,oyment, because Of any vote he may
est or refuse TO cast, at any election at
which he is entitled TO vote, stall be guilty
of a m;s5emeancr, and shall, upon convc-
tiap, he fined not less tran live Thousand
dollGrs, nor mora thlu twenty thousand
dollars, fD- every such C~ttense, at the DIS
erection Of the iuCy."
Ia Sslt OG s, OF Chapter . OF Inc Cone II
IL set forth that 'apy corporation which
shall, By its e0icers, agents, or Otherwise,
offer, give or use, or caused to re cil'rtd,
givea or used, or place, or cause 20 be
placed, in the posaesSiOC, under the cen
tro,, Or at the di.prral Of another, 10 be
of red, given or used, directly or indirect
Ii, snS MONEY OF other thing OF value, f0T
the purpose CT inhnecciug any voter Or
voters to vote for u particular candidate, or
IN any particular manner, or uroa any par
;iculsr side of SDy question to be dec'ded
at any such election, OF to ipiluence tbs
result Of any such election, shsli be deemed
guilty cf a misdemeapor, aud snail, up1n
cpnv:c ion, be fined net less than five
thousand collars nor moTe than twenty
thousand dollars, al the discretion OF the
iui W
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ILEyELANp \. Z.
GETTYSBURG, CINCINNATI AND ST

L LOUIS RAILWAY CO,
(Psn Handle Routo) Undsr soLsduls In ee",
August 5th. 1855, trains leave wheeling, CsnttAl
standard Time: For s~tsuhsnvilie, PITY bureh and
the East, $50 q: m, 1873 ?. %, s0P. m tnc
natl and II. Louis. go ard s:f0p n. Fer Coffin.
bus and Chicago, l2aSo y. m. Trains arrive q
wheeling o. $50 Q. no. moo q N % " n, and
$40 y. m Trains leaving OF GO O. m. aud ar
ryiny At s:D D. m, run,rolid bciwcen wheeling
aud PituburH All trains daily, except Sunday.
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PETBGLEUa,
BRAD ford.

BRADFORD, PA N0vemrcr 5-PetIo-
leum-O. c2cd AT Size; closed at SAC;
highest e5lo; loves: ei!c; c~learancss L.
Oli baIr.lI.
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4. q. 80 EAILgOAD,

Rsllaire sud Zsnesyille LhrcaS hpsssenger trsin
!olyes Bel.Siro al 9.6 =. m, arrives ~ Bellsirs AZ
q 10 2. N.
woOdzield passenger trsio leaves B9laire Ut
8 o. D.. M, arrives ~ Bel.aire a. SG5 q. N.
~Snnnsrleld Accommodation Leaves BellSiT ~
n, arrives NJ Bellairs AZ Hos T. II.
Al LIsins daily except Sunday. CS1rslstaEd-
srd Time nom BeilGite.
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Epps's Cocoa
plHNYFAGT

p & thorough knowledge Of the natural Law,
which govern the operations OF digestion and
nutrition, and by n careful application OF the nnt
properties Of well+eleCtcd Cocoa, Mr.. Epps hai
nro1ided our breakfast tables With G deiirsiCly
hayored beverage which may save "a many
heavy Doctors bllis. II B by The lndidous uaa
Of such articles Of dict that q constitution nsy
be gradually built tip until strong enough 70 re
n,b,le malatieS are floating aronnf VI ready b
STACK wherever there Il . weak point We may
eycape many q fatal shan By Keeping oIrSelvo
veil fortified with purU blood and q properly
uourLshed Nsrno.''-Ctcd Ssrro Gdsete. -.
Mad. sirTply With boiling water or milk. SOLD
oniy IN halt pound tins By Grocer, labeilej thus
JhaeS EPPS z CO., HesGOrAIHlc esisis1s
Ss,STcSaT rssg IonGap. HagIaod.
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING.
In tks Academy ~ AusiO. New UrleGGs,
Tassday, November IL. 1883.
CAPITAL PRtEE, S300,G00.

sIA Prizes amounting O..-.."----...-Sl. 0S.aW
NorE-Ticke;s drawing Capital frtIes arc not
entitled TO terminal Prizes.
1s-For Clua Rates, ~ any further
desired. write lcgiDly 10 the undersigned, clearly
stating yOur residence, with State, County, street
and Number. More rapid return mail delivery
will be assured by your enclosing Al Kavelops
bear ny your full address.
Send POSTAL NOTES, Express Money
Order, or New York Exchange III ordinary Ley
Ter. Currency b Express lat our eIpense) I'd
dressed N. 4. DACPUIk,
New Orleans, La,
Or; N. A. DAUPUIh,
Warrington, ID. q.