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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-11

Eourus Restaurant at ~ Twelfth
street, inst opened offers the finest meals
u be had in Wheeling.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-02

PTTTsBnno, July The great iron
lookout which begun Yesterday pre-
ssnted no new feAt0res 10 day, further
than the report OF the siRninR OF the
Q uAlgamAted scale by Anothsr Hrm.
The latest deeeTtion from the ranks {
the auufacsurers WAS the Lookout
Rolling Mill Company, Of CbRstanooRs,
Tenn. This makes eight hrms that
have signed the scAle TO date. The
manufacturers, however, are deter.
mined ~ ever, and there are no indioa-
lions Of . serious break. The action of
Oliver Brothers 81 Phillips in signing
the scale WAS no surprise. They had
counted upon certain mem bers sienin ,
and Oliver Brothers & Phillips were
among the number.
General Fitshugh, Vloe.PresideDt OF
the MAnufAoturers', said IL would hav'
no effect uDon the situation, and that
~ majorlt 1f man ufactursrs uonio
stAHd opt until they gained their point
Mr.. MoOuteheon, Ano her pTominen I
iron master, said that, II the mAnufao
turers' scale WAS not signed very shortly
Q new one demanding Htill Greater re-
ductions would be formulated.
u. B, Oliver stated this evening that
their Tenth street mill would partially
Iehume tomorrow and that the Other
factories would ba BA.ted ~ occasion
REQUIRED. Bald ht: Il don't think ouI
action will influence other mAnufActuI
eTs. / anticipate . lOaR hght, ~ Jh'
men are determined tU resist the red nc
tion and the manufacturers are equally
determined TO reiuos the large offer
ence which nov exists between Anal
gAmAt = prirss in Pltts6urg sni those
IN the Ekbt"
Daily Republican., 1888-07-02

To open the campaign with any hopes
Of speedy success, attack the enemy, ma.
lariA, before It has chance to intrenoh.
An obstinate foe twill prove If you don't
go right at 1t you are prudent, to,
you will have fortified, upon the frat in
timation OF its presence in your neigh
borhood Bostetter's Stomach Bltters is
the medicinal ammunition that you re-
quire. Every form of mslarlal fever
yields to this nne preventive and remedy.
For constipation, liver complain, dys-
pepsla, nervousness and kidney trouble
il is no less effective Residents Of ma
iAriAl localities, and persons s;journing
In or bound for the great West, should
select this medicine as means Of deieEce
against the frequent visitations OF MAS
ma. Those In delicate health, the aged
and enfeebed, shonld 10 every instance
resort to this signal inVlgorant. Use 1t
for weak nerves.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-02

Registrar Lee reports 20 births, IL
marriages and ~ deaths In this city for
the week endh & ~ noon last Saturday,
agAinst Al bittus and 81 deaths for the
corresponding week Of last year.
Causes OF death: Heart iBeaBe, 4;
accident, consumption, oyAuoSis, 2
each; cholera infAntum, dropay, gen.
erAl debility, meningltls, marAsmus,
natural causes, pneumonis, patalysts,
sunstIoke, Upheld fever, tetAnue,
.uremia, each.
Ages OF deceased: Under / year, g.;
from / to 2, /: from to D. /; from 10 to
10, /; from 30 to so, 4; from 80 to 40, Il;
from so to 60, i from 70 GO 80, @; from
80 TO 30, l.
There were 2 coroner's cases, bodies
were brought here Tor intsrment and Z
taken away.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-02

Fort MoNRoR, Va, July 2,-General
Sheridan was removed TO the U. &
steamer swatarA on Saturday, and the
vessel sailed tarlv in the sfte noon. The
swatara arrived in Hampton Road
about 8 O'Clock yesterday morning, and
will resume her trip at daylight to day
Should a storm arise she will op at he
Delaware Breskwater. The beue1cis
effect OF the sea sir has been shown BY
n decided Improvement in thu General
condition.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-02

WASHINGTON, July 2.-The Tariff bill
was considered in Committee of the
Whole on Saturday. The duty on FAX
seed and linseed oil was increased from
10 to is cents per gallon, and the duty on
licorice paste or rolls from 4 to 5 cents
per pound. The china g. ct II was passed
over informally, to be hereafter taken up.
Tho duty on glazed or enamelled tiles
was reduced from 80 to as per cent
ad valorem. The committee then rose
and the House adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-02

Some one has told you that your ca
tArrh Is tnouTAbls. II lie not 30 DE-.
OAtAErh Remedy win cure 1t. It
10 pleasant to use and 1t always does Its
work thoroughly. We haveyst 70 hear
OF a case in which It did not accom-.
plish q cure when faithfully used. Ga
tarrh 10 . disease which Ii is dangerous
TO neglect. A certain remedy Is 81
your command. Avail yourself OF 1t
before the compla MT assumes = more
serious form. All druggists.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-02

BnILoH's COUGH and Consumption
Cure 10 sold by MS on guarantee. II
cures consumption. Sold Ivy N. B. Dan.
forth, cor. and and Market SITS.
BHmoH's vITALI2ER Is what you
need for Constipation, Loss OF Appe.
tite, Dizziness and all symptoms Of
Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 70 cents per
bottle. Sold by n. b. DAnforth, cor.
and and Market BITS.
WILL YOU sUFFER with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint ShilOh's Vita
lizer 10 guaranteed to cure you. Bold
BY DAnforth. COR. 2nd Rnd Market Sta.
SLRHPLEss NIGHTS msde miserable
BY that terrible cough. sbiloh's Cure
Is the remedy for You. N. B. Dan
forth, corner Second and Market SITS.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-02

MazIe A., wife Of Herman j. s'iiber,
aged 10 yearp, and granddaughter Of
the late John BrAheney, departed this
life on Saturday, the S0sh ult. She bad
been sick since chs 30th Of last Deem.
Der, when her ailments turned to con.
sumption. She leaves o loving hus'
band and many warm friends TO mourn
her loss 10 be taken from them in the
bloom Of her youth.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-02

To the taste, more acceptable to the
stomach, and more truly beneficial In
It's action. the famous California LIQUID
fruit remedy, syrup Of Figs, is rapidly
auperseding all others. Try 1t Ono
bottle will prove Its merits. All drug.
Rists. N. b. DAnforth, Second and
Market. Wholesale agent.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-02
What a Time

,..u,sr,v had, trying to swallow
'op ~. l fashioned pill with It's film OF
aIa yaInly Disgusting It's bitter
~ 81 , ,ua have been well called "med-
yea o.. sus na,icpts may be tempted into
'n', ,ao many at a dose. But the
. ins are plain and should %
l'' y TEL Teller, NJ. D., Of chittenGngo.
: - o+nresses exactly what hundreds
J" , SlP's1'' at greater length. He
"l lyeT's Catbartlc Pills are highly
D y ~s They are perfect in form
'' ooatins, and their effects are all
V ~" most careful physician could
'. '"V Tber have supplanted all the
!, 't formerly popular here and l think
u' IT. be long before any other can
made that will at all compare with
,m' Those who buy your pills get
A value for their money"
SAFE, pleasant, and certain In
A. acton" Is tho concise testimony
Dr., George Z. Walker, Of Martins
le, Virginia
Ayers Pills outsoll all similar prep.
ltcns. The public having once used
m, will have no others. Berry,
pable & Collier, Atlanta, Ga
Ayers Pills,
p,red BY DLJc. AycrS Co.. Lowell AnaA'
Sold BIZ all Dealers In MediCines
Daily Republican., 1888-07-02

Master j. Thomas Smith who has been
sick, has recovered and 10 PASSING hls
vacation at Summit Bridge, with his
aunt, Mrs. ]. ID. Sparks.
Mrs. D. z. Cakes is visiting her
parents at ChestertowR, Nd.
Master Rowland Smith is spending q
w days ut Canal Bridge.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-02

1O8 Wsst Seventh street. just the
place for q oool and refreshing
Shsrry Cobbler,
OA'AWbA
OlAret Punch,
Whisky
Rum
Pure liqucrs,
and the best oiERis in the city.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-02
nasa p

:. r s:,L following q PlAysd
AZ PSiisdolphiAA $lphi., u
Al New YOrk-Nsw York. q WASH
inRton, o.
At Observation-Disclosures, 49,
Al PlttsOurq-Pit.sburg, 81 Obi
Al Kansas Chy-KAusaa City, IL
Athletic, g. Kansas OlIy, 2; Athletic,
At Notwithstanding, ?; Brook
Ign,
AZ oinciuuAti-o Cincinnati, A. BAlti-
more, l.
At 81. Louls-st LOul,, 2; Cleveland,
1.
Yesterdays GAMES.
At ST.. Louil-st. Louie, 8; Athletic,
3.
AT acknowledgements, /; BAltl.
mora, Q,
At Kansas City-KAnsSs City, o.
O.eVelAnd, 8.
At Observation-Disclosures, 81 Brook
lyn, 2.
NOTES.
The phillies start West TO night.
Be ston plays In Philadelphia again
to-day.
Philip Knell, PittsSurs's new left;
banded pliohsr, arrived from CaliioE.
mia yesterday.
Twelve thousand people witnessed
the PhilAdelphiA- Boston game on Bat
urday.
Baton has only made one run of Of
Bnhipton In four games.
Prefer and williamson expressed the
opioion on Saturday night that Bufhn-
ton WAS the best pitcher in the busi'
ness.
Mr.. Auson has net yet ventuTed his
InnuAl opinion, due about this time, nj
20 where the Phlllies will stand ut the
and Of the season.
Umpire Valentine has resigned be
pause, he says be could not stand lh'
abuse Of Captain Anson. The latte
says Valentine has been behaving
BADLY.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-02

lOR sAbk.-h CWU Stony BklOK
Ioue, No oil Monroe street, Contains
I'M roopl sud hath, 10 hrat class order
oil modern clnvoniouoos. Apply 70 A
|fBRaUN, at this oifiOe, iAtf
Daily Republican., 1888-07-02

NY AMI U-OUOKS, Oh AMBER
w maids, help for hOtoiB, Testaurnnta
and or private fRmlliss Intelligence ONCE
Tor English and dorman, NO l09 OrAu 80
ttToet mlb-oodlmH
Daily Republican., 1888-07-02

= i, hfhr - THE wILm NOTION
h,e., In and Madison streets, Tor
~ 500, "a, 100 urcs, entertainments an .
XII eltEs NO Apply 20 ARTHUR
" IN L. utrith q shipipy streets.
ie4m, ST.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-02

boz SlLD-,tuNID BUILDING 5TONA
tSiverod st East Lake PArS and also
HisLh ward a. reasonable pfioot. ISAAC
fkLJgY, OAGcsOit 2. o., Dai.
B-SIlop work done, and lime, sand
Iioas furnished, nl0-0
Daily Republican., 1888-07-02

IVA IL iuh ar OuH. Or TTH
Ie1tH,G',T, 81 % slieIt nt up complete
M nv ! Ylll'n 1t)ro. A SoOd chance
i Kl,r ~, ,a,s sl'aR little money. Apply
- s"V'" 2T-HL
Daily Republican., 1888-07-02

Wa I,',.i.-SrkLLS,ArT NORTH
N 4 p p5fn I Of Ninth and Walnut SIS.
" Ethka, No gl3 Frenon streots
i33.6ta
Daily Republican., 1888-07-02

EollAn organs. G, o. Green, No. sOs
shiplsy street.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-02
EsAnSou

NNaA-As@e-=
uTAprED = SUMNER BOARDERs;
w within half hours ride Of the city, 10
oated on the HrandyWins. station within one
hundred verbs Of tho mouse Arrangemonts
in every reapeot. Address W q.
TINS om'e' no 0'u'0'
NY A E U-OUOKS, UH AMBER
and or private iRmlliss Intelligence ONCE
TOR English and dorman, no l0S orange
ItrOet mlb-eod'lm"
uTANTED-C OoKs, CHAMBER
w maids, help for hotels restaurants aHd
for private families. Intelligence ofice for
English and GeIman, No, 9O3 Orange street.
misunderstanding
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY YuUNG
w mao In private family, Methodist
preferred. Fourth street, between Monroe
and bToome, location preferred. AddrssS
vzTANrbIl-A YOUNG MAN, To AS
wv sist 10 a grocery tore; mutt come
we recon nendsd. apply at I'd and Mon
roe streets Wa
TETANrBD = BY A MIDDLE, AGEUl
keeper or to do upstaiEs work, City prefer |
rcd. Address AS = 4,h street. 2t2't
wANrBD-HhLp FURElsHBD FOR
DDNlat Ibbk8uAahhu hAu ~
lies aad toA shOre. Apply 81 lntelligonce
once, eos Orange street. lSo'u
UYARTED-FIvB oOLoRBD FARM
w hsncs able botied mon. kAo.
DDLPH PETERS' NURSERY 90 TToI
miles nth Of wilmington. ln-He
TXYANTED-A BOY ABOUT IS Y sARS
w OF aus 70 do eoIIoniinEi good refer
onco req uired. AddroSs K Lnis ON 70;
isso-u
gTYArTyD-HiL YIN by I'M
w grocery storO. apply OH and Pop,rI
streets. o2t'
"ANTyD-A STOUT WHITE BOY.
w Apply at OAeDNkR's, Hh ana
shlpl3y street. 30 ~
1EyAErED-A PORTER + X WAGON
w WotR. s'oaGy WoTg and good wages.
Apply at No. g23 West enth street. iSs GO
TTYANTEIe--AGENTS III SELL TBE
w patent PinloFs Onaln Clothes-line.
L, p. mOEN, 500 ". 9.h street. l29-st'
xYTArTrD-A MIUDLE.AaED wo.
w MAN as nousokseper at So4 Pine 81.
~ ~.
HNTANrsb-n alhIi For HkN hkAL
w hOussNoIk TT no. al ESst Fourth
street. i@ St.
vTyANrgp - PxUrESTANr WHITE
w gill for general hcu'OWork. $50 ef'
terSon stroOT zs,st.
| NNYANTED-A GIRL NJ WAIT ON
w table, At Western Hotel, Eouth AID
Dyangn streets i2s-LtA
NNTANrED.-AN EN- ERGETIO AND
w active man to CANVASS and collect.
/ Apply alto Market st., End floor. mzz-lm1
ITYANTsD-BO a IDbhs, IL hSI OLAbS
w communications. b 3D. 81. I'lm
HyANTED. -BJA HDkNS AT 300 W kSI
w strost; second Htors front room. l2l-ot'
UYANTED-A GOOD BARBER. AP-
w ply at IAN nHd Walnut SITS. 70 1T
T OsT BOY-JOHN L"GAN, AGED IL
| II yearS, left ais homo 10 this city aoopt
q weeks ago. He Is stout iOr his ago has 10 II
isoo, dark hair, blue eyes Aad wore q daIs
tseed suit Any inform ation IN regard Y
him will be thankfully received. THO n ~
LOGAN, II last Front ST.. l2au
IT OST-.oN SATURDAY AFTERNOON
II In going from the Westor Hotel TO
| Squire MOnahan's Office, No. AZ SIMPLIFY
street, a ladies' gold chain bracelet, TN
| dnder will h suitably rewarded on leaylni
| II at the Western Hotel, ie29-3N
Y OSr-ON WEDNESDAY MORNINu
milk bosk. Tho finder will be auitR
Daily Republican., 1888-07-02

UYAPrED - SUMMER BOARDERS;
w Within half hours ride Of the city, 10
gated on the HrandyWins. station within one
hundred verde Of tho house Arrangemen ts
hrst-ol%as In every reapoot. Address W. -.
THIS Otl,s. il9 God Ct
Daily Republican., 1888-07-02

ana a s., ~ ,,t,-tHREE Rooms; HEAT
h N , ~ ehd privilege Of bath. Apply
7ANuL ll0tl
Daily Republican., 1888-07-02

VKYAHTED-BOABD BY YOU SO
w mau In private family, Methodist
preferred. Fourth street, between Monroe
and Brooms, location preferred. AddraEs
S., this otfi So. lBO"stA
Daily Republican., 1888-07-02

I OST-.oN SATURDAY AFTERNOON
IL In going from the Wester Hotel to
Squire MOnahan's Office, No. AZ Shipley
street, a ladies' gold chain bracelet, ihe
hnder will h. suitably rewarded on leaving
It at the Western Hotel, ie29-3s
Daily Republican., 1888-07-02

IS,i ~ IA " N RUOA FOR a
E,,gs!, 10 no hsrEntss building, 10th
IiJv 'T'nts. Apply 20 ii, Mo-
w. !" 10Th st. AS.tf
Daily Republican., 1888-07-02

yXYAPTED-A BOY ABOUT IS Y aARS
w OF aao 70 do collecting; good refer
onco equired. Address K Y Lnis oth'e
ieGO-lf
Daily Republican., 1888-07-02

E1TANrkU-A YOUNG MAN, To AS
w slst ina grocery tore; mutt come
we recon nended. apply At I'd and Mon
roe streets Ss2,H
Daily Republican., 1888-07-02

UYANTBD - BY A MIDDLE AGEU
w woman, a place RB general house
Keeper or TO do upstgigs work, City prefer
rod. Adnrege as = An street. 2t2I
Daily Republican., 1888-07-02

UTANTED-C OOKs, CHAMBER.
w maids, help for hotels, restaurants AID
for private families. lrtcllgence once Tor
Knglish and German, No, 903 Orange street.
m2l-mlb- eOd-lmt
Daily Republican., 1888-07-02

Kan Ai.E-Et-FURNlSHEU FKONT
~ 'ls'aE 62 kim stroet, ~
Daily Republican., 1888-07-02

uTANrBD-HKLpF URHlSHBD FOR
w bOtsla, restaurants and private fAmt
lies asd Eea ehore. Apply 81 lnteliiRonee
once, 90s Orange street. lEo'u
Daily Republican., 1888-07-02

EEyAErED- a PGIdCEk + X WAGON
W Wotk. s'oaGy WoTg and good wages.
Amply at No. 223 West enth street. i4s %
Daily Republican., 1888-07-02

Ky ANTEU--AGENrS To SELL IbE|
w patent Ptnlefs Onsln Clothes-line.
T. p. MJEN 800 ". 9.h street. l29-sts
Daily Republican., 1888-07-02
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-06

The following patents were granted
for the week ending Dec ~, 1857, re-
ported expressly for this paper by Jos.
II. Hunter, Solicitor OF American and
Foreign Patents, Washington, D. q.
Chas- Anderson, South Bend. plow
Chss. Anderson, South Bend. skeleton
frame for plows; Oliver Cassity, White
Lick, vehicle spring w. L. Evans, Loo
gootee, hay rake and loader J. O. Howe,
Bloomington, lighting device; y. b.
Kline, Kendallville. burglar alarm; A
Il. Kunderd. Corunna, cultivator attach
ment; Wm. LYON end J. B. Gorrell, Ia
Otto, device for preventing the depres-
sion OF railway joints; r. =. Poiudexter
indianapolis, device for dressing the
teeth OF Jaws: w. T. vsnvactor, Argos,
pillow; III. J. Waldorf, South Bend, NOV
ing machine.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-06


The talk Of selecting = Democratic
candidate for governor in the person OF
Prof. Charlton. Of the reform school, will
create feeling Of deep interest through
out the state, as il Is generally believed
he could be lily spared from his present
position Prof. Charlton and Mr.. John
Blake have been almost wholly respon-
sible for taking that institution out OF the
slough Of despond and placing Il on :
plane with the best managed reforms
tory institutions In this or any other
country. Prof. Charlton is not only .
man Of big brain, but - one OF the big
gest hearted men in the country, and his
lite aud soul has been centered in the re-
formation Of the unfortunate youth Of
the State. While he il deserving Of any
Office within the gin Of the people OF the
State, and would fiIl the highest Office
with great honor and credit, 1t would be
in the nature Of State calamity to sep
arate him from that institution. Should
he really become . candidate. his elec-
tion would be forgone conclusion.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-06

Was freezing on one side and burning on
the other. Mr.. Hamilton l am very
much pleased with what I have seen.
Please tell me how much all this, ~ Il
stands, has cost You ?" I enquired. 1.-The
boring Of the well. 900 feet, $500. The
laying Of the pipes. fixing anchor, and
everything about 81, 400" swell, now,
do you allow this 10 burn continually n
! again asked. "Oh. no, wrote Ia
parties In the great gas belt Of Ohio and
Indiana II they allowed their wells "a
escape and burn on, and their answer
came back 10 save the precious GIN
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-06


LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. Is. The ques-
ti0n Of : fuel supply 10 the Ohio valley is
regarded BY some % becoming very 90
rious one. The long continued drought
and the probability Of Ito continuance,
with the email stocks Of coal from Pitts-
burg, the main source Of supply, II csus-
ling much anxiety among those who failed
earlier In the winter 20 make provision.
There is mn probability, however, Of .
coal famine, such - has been expert
Ienced in the past, owing 10 the supply
from the Kentucky mines. LouisviIle
Iconsumes daily, upon an average, TO-
600 bushels. Ordinarily BY fer the lar
Iger portion Of this 10 from Pittsburg, but
lat present oil Of the dealers Of the city
together DO not hold 10 stock more than
%. .O00 bushes Of Pitfsburg coal, and II
Irequires ten foot rise In the river at
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-06

Gratifying Reports Of the Omcers
Of the Michigan City Peniten-
tiary.

The fifth annual report Of the directors
Of the Northern Prison IL filed with the
Governor and exhibits that the manage
ment Of that institution has been CON-
petent, and that the condition OF the
prison 10 above criticism.
The report shows that the discipline
has been maintained At . high standard
Of excellence. the prisoners invariably
yielding prompt obedience to the prison
rules. The most severe punishment in
flicted Is solitary confinement, and the
use Of the cat as I chastising instru-
ment has also been dropped. 1t is the
experience OF the management that fair
and humane treatment In their various
phases are the most conducive OF obedi-
ence and discipline. Better methods in
behalf Of reformation Of the convicia
are urged, and they look 10 the LegisIs.
ture for the needed reforms.
The marked decrease in the number oI
prisoners, 40 compared with last year
may well be considered . 81 bject Of con.
graduation. The number Of prisoner
1t present in the institution Is 634, which
is sixty three less than at the same time
last year. On account Of the decrease ID
the number Of prissners and the IN.
usually high price Of provisions, togeth
er with failures 10 the agricultural parI
Of the prison, the profits Of the iustitu
tion have not been as great q In pre-
vious years. The total receipts during
the year were &19O. .353 Is, and the ex
penditnres s1O2 245 56, leaving balancs
Of SIS lO7 50. out Of which Warder
Murdock paid 5000 into the State treas
lury.
The report Of Warden Murdoch to th'
directors Il filed as part Of their report
and exhibits that the cost Of main
iensnce per capita Is 81 9-l0 cents Th'
Warden suggests that the social condi
tion Of the times imperatively demands
for the absolute reformation Of prisoners
a Classification ana -xepkr4ficn Of con
victs. The unfortunate petit criminc
who Is confined IN the prison, for, per
haps, his only crime. IL compelled, b!
circumstance, to associate with more Of
less hardened criminals. and such asso
citation IL degrading in its tendencies anl
detrimental TO reformation.
The report OF the physician indicate
that the sanitary condition OF the prisoI
wss never better. Thirteen deaths oc
CURED, eight OF which were from syph
iletic tuberculosis, and FIVE from con
sumption.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-06

The Rockville Tribune, Republican
gives the following summary Of the re-
suits OF the high protective system
1880 lS65-a quarter Of . century Of
protection We shall know it by III
fruits. II began with laborers' wages
n 81 so per day II closed with wsees q
81. Ii began with wheat at 81 SO per
bushel F; II closed with less than halt tha:
price. II began without . tramp; u
closed with grand army Of tramps and
idle men in the country. IL began with
widespread prosperity, il closed with
want and misery. liz began with thirty
miIlionaires; il closed with three tbous-
and
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-06

II is stated that the Treasury holds So
00C, 900 silver dollars more than q repre-
sented BY silver certificates. Well, let
the Treasury pay them out Why nj Z
II may Be urged that they viii dad theIr
way back into the Treasury. II %. pay
them out again. and keep then forever
swinging round the circle They will
mot embarrsss busiDess; no nan will
break with plenty Of silver dollar asoets-
The demand Il, pay out the dollafs- Let
boudhoIders have them for interest, and
pensioners for pensions, and he en-
|pleyes Of the government. from PFesi-
dent down 70 the Watchman Of th6
Treasury vaults should take fsW silver
dollars every pay day--Ind- Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-01-06

When . Republican ealoot beasts Of
what his party has done, Il 10 only re-
quired 10 stop his yawp by telling him
that under Democratic rule, since March
4, 1885, the Democrats have rescued
lands stolen under Republican rule 10
the extent OF 1868 394 acres. The area
Of Indiana Il 23.264. 600 acres, hence Il
will be seen that the Democratic ad-
ministration has taken from the thieves
two States the size Of Indiana, lacking
s71, SOC acres. Such facts ailence the
average blatherskite Republican. and
the Republican organs never mention
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