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DoN'r triae with any Throat or Lung
Disease. II you have q Cough or Gold, OF
the children are threatened with Group OF
WhoUping Cough, use Acker's English
Remedy and prevent further trouble. It
ia a positive cure, and We guarantee 1t.
Price 10 and 50c. Logan & Co., O. 3.
Goetze, O. Menkemiller, R. B. Burt and
Bowie Bros, 6
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TrAtlss on Hood and skin Diseases mailed
fne3' TnE SWIFT srEcIFln Coz
ASes DraWpF a Atlanta, Ga.
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WEAK NERVES
KIDNEY coMPLAINrs

PAIHE's CELERY COMPOUND quickly restores
the liver and kidneys to perfect health,
This curative power combined with Its
nerve t0nics, makes II the best remedy
for all kidney complaints,
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The best sslys in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcer, salt rheum, ioyel
sores, letter, chapped hands, Chilblains,
eorns, and all skin eruptionB, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. Il
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisIsction
or money refunded. Price 25 cent: pei
box. For sale ny Logan Il %.
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Worlds DlspsnsaY Medical Association,
Raa Main 81, RUFFAI,0, NY
SAVED Els LEG |
scRoFULA
OF TuE
Bone CURED!
Lrrnoxrl. Ca. Angus. II, ISL

LtTunHfA, o., August H. 1881
TuE swirl srEcITIc CO., Atlanta va let
OcDtictnNn-l have been afflicted win
uleeFntinu Of tho legs ever since was
child, tho disease undoubtedly being heEG'
dItary, M my mother nlTcrcd from scTntnt'
aus syinptoiliA. AL advanced % MANHOOD
my SniistiDn Increased untll the malAdy
became Harvesting and painful beyond thb
pOwTr nf words 20 describe. ny TiEht isB
particularly eccam" igaI!nlE insp'E Tn.i liz
about fourteen years ago, INC ulcers on ny
Tight leg had eaten through W. hc,h mo mo
the bone. In order 10 save my lie lhc NV.
toSs lsiErtnincl 10 nmputatc my leg below
~. Inrn mo oprFntipn was successfully
fsFfeFnSlhy pe. II. V, ". Miller, of Atlanta.
and nr. W. =. bond, OF LltDnhlh nll the
los Of my Leg save 's 9p ~ NY ,S sys.cm and
soon bCahil 90 chow Itself AEnln. IN snost
time after large ulccn appeared M ny lsE
lCg, covering 4 from the kase "a SnS InstSI
~ thS blood which OoIci tTunl the hnGe
tlierFS. ard tho sores and rollcninR holcs
STSFe 10 offensive that my fclloN,Woirknon
could not stand the stencil aud Woaio move
az III win winter i was rSrnundcd 10 try 8 6. 9;
A. Last EFFORT 1 consented 10 do 80, ana
about seven mouths ago 6cgan ~, taEln NE sas
Sprrlnr, soon began 10 tctl Tue BDOl ciItC ll
Spfse n,riIclnc. the offensive running began
u grow less and less md ,hnally ceased, the
utrcrs h6aiph, my HsSh hec0luc u5Vn anu
ssSlli; AT any, sT ~ fl6 AID ssdFa ban q ~
SSs NJ there is IN Cicorgia, lam heyeniyono
ySaff old, but feel now youngrr nnd y onEgi
than did when was tMehtyilNSS. \. tMrs "
SlS9t I5D pounds, Nothing u 20 90 seen "
inc terrible disease, or u remind me % NC
tnFtUFs suffered for so many yeafS, e4eept
tho scars Of tho perfectly healed ulcers ssii,,o,,
INnnt Tic world 10 kuOw OF mo Alnipst
,,,i.Scniotis rIiro rifertcd on me ny 3, y, .,
And / caiI upon those who wish 20 know we
SaTticpinrS directly from me 10 write, AND
will cOnStdcr IN pleasure az wei L h hs @tWWuY
loAnSWCr thrlr letter.. ! lelCt " EE. y -
tS,nS N iIihonln, as 10 the truth OF lnY
tfatsmSnt. Very gratefully SoAts,
Tr,Atlsa on Hood ard skin DisOaIel mailed
80 TIM SWIFT srEcIBic co.,
Drawer Q, Atlanta, 0a.
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II YOU would enjoy your dinner and are
prevented by DyspepsiR, use Acker's Dys-
pepsia Tablets. They are positive cure
Tor Dyspepsia, Indigestion, FlatulenCy and
Constipation. We guarantee them. %
and 80 cents. Logan & Co.,, U. r. Goetze,
Q. Menksmlller, r. B. Burt and Borrie
Bros,
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& OHIO @, RA All DAD.

baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD
DDcpaEture Of trains from Wheeling. Schedule
In effect November 70, lSS7-BRGLern time;
Express for Chicago and the Northwest, $3.50 4.
M, $40 p. m 1000 p. m. daily, and u:l5 PM daily,
sTprss soS cinn.ssAM and s.. IoaIs, $3.50 \, m.
daily, II is p. m. daily except Saturday.
Express for Columbus and Cincinnati, 2:i6a, M,
I For Columbus, s:5OA m. daily, and ll:l5 p m.
daily except Saturday, and 2:a p. N. daily except
Sunday.
delphIs and New York, $40 q. m and 6aS p. m.
FSr Pittsburgh and washington, Pa, 500 a. m.
daily except Sunday. Additional way train for
Warrington. Pa, $40 p. m daily except Sunday.
For MoundGville, 1900 noon' dSily except sun
For fton, 8.4sp. M, daily except Sunday.
For Cumberland, I: q. m, daily except sunday.
For 81 GGiEEville, $3.50 a. m, 2 p. IN. and h;t6
p. m. daily except sunday.
Express IrainH arrive from Chicago, GAO and $50
3. N. and 6t5 p m daily, aud b;OQ a. H. daily ek'
EpreS trains arrive from 81. Louis aud Cinciu.
Express trains arrive from Philadelphia, Baltl.
moro and Warrington, D. o., 1850 q. m. and 1875
y FIaIuS arrive from Columbus, $50 q. m, daily,
and 6:l6 p. m daily, and lO:SS r. m. dalls except
TTaiSi arrive from Pittsburgh, $40 daily, and
i 10 :. n n daily except Saturday aud $40 a, Il.
Trains arrive from Washington, Pa, 500 q. M,
i daily except sunday.
TfaInS arrive from Grafton, 0;2s a NJ, daily ex.
'' Trains arrive from Cumberland, $50 p. m daily
TFsinS arrive from 81 ClAInvIlle, $40 q. m. and
| 1915 and 6:I5 D. M, daily except Sunday.
Baggage called for and checked ~ hotels and
rcGidenceS ordcrs left at ticket office, 100 MAJ
/ ket street and d depot
~ '''V'' 9: (. LORD, Con. Pls. Agent.
W, n. CLEMENTS, Manager.
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abe Gttelti4snesr:
ONCE, Nos. as and 81 Yopr,son,h stsest.
A SISTERS LOVE.

UGeIo Gabriel in n New Role.
Written for the LRteliiOacI.
When dark do mon and drAr de day
An clouds done gAyer 'roun' 20 way;
All dark, around, beneaf, above
How precious am sisters lowell
When trien'sWe love am gWIne away,
An lrien'S Of ole Il foes to-day,
How bleS' 80 lot, Wbere'er yo' rove
II you kin claim HiAter'a love,
A brudderS love, fer shore. may fail;
Amother's smile mout even pale;
But what 20 nnd1 on yeth 10 move
De lon'neiS oh . sister lover
How sad. AIaAi Of dis be %,
BOme hAb no sister hyAr be.owl
What matter, Bah2 Git, ei yO' can,
De slater OBJ some oder man.
GEO. Il. TIEooF
Th.ts CaurrhGs, ". Va.
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NLEvELAND & PITTsBURGHRAIL.
" R0AD.-Under schedule In effect JAN. y,
lsss, trains leave Bridgeport, Central standard
time: For Pltubnrgh and Cleveland, $40 =. IT,
vile, lai p m. For BtoubenVille 1888 !, N. For
Martins f0rTy, 6:lB 4. m.
Trains arrive At bridgeport At 1858 T. NJ, 1857 4.
NJ 2:S p m, S;2S p rl t:6i p. M, and 7;i7 p, IN.
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DITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI d ST,
i LOUIS RAILWAY CO,-PGnhGndlo Rouis.
Under schedule in eject NAY q, iSs1 tFSins
leave Wheeling, Central Standard time: For BaJis
benytne and PithbnrEh, 6:S6 3. m, 1875 p. m,
.. N. and sos p. n tfRin1 make direct connection
for Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Chi.
cago, The 1878 p, N. train makes direct COuneO.
ton for Columbus and Chicago
Trains arrive o. wheeling, 6tl6 q M, 1918 =. NJ,
2:lb D, m, and 500 D. N. niv5I
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Suddenly he gave q start" is the
newer and more fashionable way OF be-
ginning love story. He had been sIt.
ting on carpet tack, probably.
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STAMNERIKG CURED.

ByBtom based upon natures laws. NO SECRECY
NO Tricks. system explained to thoCs inter.
egted.
Testimonials from physicians educators and pa.
irons, who have received beaeat from the method
Of instruction. Address,
MRA N. STEVENS hart, PRINCIPAL,
Warrington sChool Of Elocutton and English
500 M Street, N. W., Washington, D. O,
Students boarded in family Of Principal.
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lunbuS, 9:6OA. m. daily, and ll:l5 p. m.
rcpt Saturday, and 2:21 p. IN. daily except
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NEw York, Feb. 1z-Cotton quiet: uplauds lc9Ec;
10 SIC; April 10 Go; May 1900; June 1870; July
10 nc; August 10 100; soPtember 10.3lc; October
900; November 0.SSc; December $3.50; JanuSry
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MT, De CHAN Al,
NEAR WHEELING, W. va.
Washington School Of EI0CUtiOR
AND oRAToRY,
Nh, NJ srEvFrs tTApr p,,rc,r.,
MrB. N. STEVENS HART, Princlpl

soA an" Street, N. W., WASHINGTON, D. @
Sixth Annual Session begins Wednesday, Sep
tember rs.
Course Of instruction embraces Rlocudon, PrAo
teal English and English Classics, Latin, MAthe
MATES, Modern Languages, Vocal and 1nstru
mental Music and Physical Culture
The Principal Is assisted by an efficient corps o.
teachers In each department.
Graded classes for boys and girls daily.
Adult Glasses aud private instruction given In
Diplomas awarded. Admitted number Of pupil
EcC0Inmo dAted In the family.
For circulars and references apply to 1NTEL1
sENCRE once. Ru3l
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INV YonK, Feb. n.-There was q continuation
Of the inquiry for new heavy wooIenS, with the
business laid out OF good proportion, though Of
low priCei. For cotton goods the movement was
very good, the demand moderate, but prices very
lETl.
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ELSIE.

Tste ChurthtI, ". Va,
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SATURDAY., JANUARY q, ls8s,

commencing nj 10 O'Clock a. NJ, the following
p' Al ~ Lot aaabSTsd forty.tSo DOT No, ~ IN
CAIdwell's Addition to the city oil wheeling In
FysEs az sAIK-oue thltd and Is much more a
the purchaser may elect, 10 be paid in cash a. the
line Of sale, and Inc balance In two equal Install
InenH At one and two years, with Interest from
Ne day Of sale. the purchaser 70 give notes toi
tho deferred pay leuts and the title 70 be retained
until payment il mSde 10 Inll.
LC. HRgyEY, AuCtlOne0r. de8
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INRUSIEEH bALE'
b. yr.nc Of decd Of trust made by Isaac
lIIil.ti % me NJ trustee, dated June g. 1855, 70
cSried in the ofice Of the Cork Of the ,ountJ
C0lFl Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In Decd o.
Trust Bcok No 20 page $40, will sell ct the north
dO1t Of the Court House OF Bald county, on
SATURDAY, the sSth DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1883
Uonnrnclug at 10 O'Clock M, the following dc,
Erbed property, that IA 10 say: Tho south hall Of
lOt nuneer one hundred and thlrty.iOur tl3tl,
loltIHgOn the east side o. Market square, IN the
Fllh ward, Ia the city oil Wheeling, Ohio county,
WaI Virginia, with the improvements thereon,
consisting OF brick dwelling house and once
building and Orthhlldlng.
trustee will convey ouly the title vested In me by
md deed Of tiusL
TEEss oT sGLE-o One. third cash, or as much more
u the purchaser may elect, on day Of sac, the
balance In two equal inStAlmenh at one and tWo
yelr the purchaser 10 awe notes ioE deferred pay
inent1 bearing hiI pr cent tho tito will DO 10
Lled until payment is made in full.
q, o. SMITH, Trustee.
w. II HALfEK huctIOntOT, JtS
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HNnnl.

NV York, Feb lL-wool quiet ard Inoder
Atey steady; domestic fleece 22aS7c; pulled baSSCi
Texans l3A22C.
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TEETH that flash with ivory sheen,
GemmGd In settings corAlline,
FROM sweet S0LqD0ST expect,
Take no other, recOllectl
Ask for that, and be not led
To buy something In It's stead.
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The above sale Is adjourned until Saturday. Feb
muy 1, 1855 At 10 O'Clock 4: NJ g inc same place
IL8 b, J. ChAMFOhU, GTusVee'
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WRusTEE's SALE

hICAEE . 2AlAAA
BY virtue OF deed oil trust made by Thomas W.
Simpson and Isabella " pson, his vile, to mo 1s
trustee, dated Irue "a, 1856 recorded In the once
Of tho CLERK OF tho County Court Of Ohio county
West Virginia, In Deed Ot Trust Book No, q page
l6 will sell at the nor:n front door Of the Court
House Of said county, on
SATURDAY, the Sd DAY OF MARCH, 1883,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following de.
sCrbed property that Is 10 say: All that part Of lot
nunbeFed one hundred and tOrty-three, MtnAted
on the east side Of UhApllue street In the city o.
Wheeling, Ohio county, West VlrRiniA, Which u
described ~ follows; Beginning Al the noIthWeAt
corner Of GGit Let No liS and running southwAtdly
hiTty.th'ee feet along the east line Of OhApllne
'trtCI; then extending back eastwArdly bearing an
even width OF thirty three feet to the line Of James
GSllOher,
The title 10 the above property Is believed 70 be
perfect but selling rs trustee l will convey only
The title vested In me by said deed Of trust
TERHs OF BALR-One,th Third and 80 much more az
hepurChRler elects " pay, In cab on the day Of
ale, the bElRuce In two equal tDStAllmenu IN one
and two yeRrs, notes bearing interest 70 be- given
Of the deferred payments, and secured BY deed OF
tu' on The properly, and the buildings 10 DO kepi
Injured for the benefit Of such trust
W. J. ", C0hDEN, Trustee.
W II. HAtIRR, Auctionecr. jA&
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pAIMKR's skin.Success il q positive
speedy cure for eruptions Of Face. scalp
or Body. At Drug Store OF McLain
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TI,eRsItntifuI

use sozoDoHr. So do those who wish to
perpetuate the wilderness OF their teeth
and to keep tho breath pure. It is unsp.
proRchsble by any rival. Therefore don't
allow yourself to be persuaded that an:
other article offered as substitute will
produce the same effects or Is as pure.
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The bakers talk Of forming union. It
will be sort Of dough.nation. Well, per
hSps they knesd It.
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Shopping Is too much OF sweet buy
and buy for the frugal husband. It clogs
on the taste,
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Tho Treasury Department uses $4,000
towels month, and stll the surplus is
not wiped ont.
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Thu sbove sale is adjourned until Saturday
February il, lSS III 10 O'Clock A. n. at SAINT
DiGFr s. F, CRAWFORD,
e VfuhtH9,
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FOR SAIEI
rRUsrEE's Sale
TNRUSTEE's SALE.

INkU6lCE DhHS'
Nv virtue OF deed Of trust made BY Georgt
Hubbard and Emma II. Hubbard, his vile, 70 mt
a. trnTtee dated December I, 1888 recorded In The
OticS Of The Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio
couS,y, West Virginia, in Deed Of TfnHt Book No
gI rage IN, will sell ct tho north door oil the
Lnrrt nouse Of said county, on
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pEuEMpER That the presence Of Generals
hkMLmbkn BeAuregR-d and Early, who are
In charge Of tho drawings, Ia q guarantee Of Abso
Lutte fairness and integrity thst the chances arc al
equal, and that no ono can possibly divine what
number will draw Prize
REMEMBER that The payment Of ali Prizes 10
GUARANTEED BY -FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS Of New Orleans, and the TloketS are
signed by the President Of an Institution whose
chartered rights are recognized In the highest
Courts; therefore, beware Of any limitations or
Anonymous schemes.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

The above sale Il Adjourned until Saturday, Feb
m.ry H. 1883 at 10 O'Clock q, M, at same place.
isii & F. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
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EOR SALE
TOR SALE

FOR SALE -,
= ,Voltoy Frame Houie and hall acre lot, one
ric w5st Of Bridgeport, Ohio, on National Road
No. CoutAlus seven rooms and summer Kitchen
= ynSd sable aud all necessary outbuildlngs;
SeSIy Of CnOice fruit on premises; cheap and on
e'I ~, a. M Pood twostory Brick Dwelling House on
south Huron street, wheeling hlAnu.
GIso, several Fine Farms for sale:
"NO' RT HOWELL,
Insurance sod Real Estate Agent
- RrldKepOtt, Ohio.
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DYSPEPSIA

PATSE's CELERY COMPOUND strengthens the
stomach, and outlets the nerves OF the diEcs.
tive organs This hwhy it cures even the
worst cases OF Dyspepsia.
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NV York, Feb l7.-Petroleun opened firm at
$50, an advance started in the inst hour that
carried the prize up 70. Reaction occurred. after
which the advance was resumed on heavy buying
from the west, and tho market closed strong ~
Sgkc. Sales 2,ols,OOo bauelk
on CRY, Pa, Feb 17-0penod at SS5fc; highest
coke; lowest $50: closed Gt S0j<c; sales 10l7 QUO
barrels; cleAranCes 1,7Uo0O barrels; runs 1928
barrels: shipments $3.50 barrels; charters 9,Sl bar
rnIH
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Grand Quarterly Drawing

In the Academy OF Music, New Orleans,
Tuesday, March -, 1888,
Capital Prize, 100000
100. 900 TicketRR at Twenty Dollata each. Halves
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Tho CONVENTION at RhselIpp

"sPAIDNe's GLuE"-useful in every
houaa
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BRADToRn, PA, Feb 17.-opcned at sS1sc: closed
at s9sc highest 9oc; lowest $50; ceatances 6O2.'
The Washington critic., 1888-06-18

JAY GOULD will summer at his home on
the Hudson and visit the city as seldom
as possible.
Mrs. HIoKs-LoRD has gone to Chicago
to remain during the Republican National
Convention.
THE MEXICAN BAND began two weeks
engagement yesterday at the Haymarket
Theatre, Chicago.
PROF. ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL is in
terested just now in placing his graphi-
phone on the London market.
Ex-Governor CURTIN of Pennsylvania
will spend a few weeks at Newport this
summer with his daughter, Mrs. Breese.
THE YOUNGEST student at Washington
and Lee University n John Randolph
Tucker Carmichael, son of Captain John
Carmichael of Washington.
Mr.. AND Mrs. CARL STRAKosoH (Clara
Louise Kellogg and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Dickens and daughter were passengers by
the Servia Saturday, from New York for
Liverpool.
THE Worlds correspondent says that
Senator Stanford, who was in London all
last week, devoted his entire time to brio
a-brac shops and picture galleries, refus-
ing to talk politics.
THE RECONSTRUCTED Union Square The
atre of New York will have twenty-one
exits, and be absolutely fire.proof, the
floor being of cement the walls of brick,
and the balconies, partitions, and stage
curtain of iron.
LEWIS G. CLARK, who figures as"George
Harris in "Uncle Toms Cabin" is still
living and on exhibition at dime mu-
scum in Minneapolis. He was originally
q slave in Kentucky, but ran away from
his master in 1S41 and first got acquainted
with Mrs. Stowe at Deacon Safford's in
Portsmouth, Ohio.
KAISER WILLIAM had but two swords
and one sabre during the whole of his
long life. The first was the one used
when he was q boy from 1910 to 1884
| Then the Car gave him sword, which
| he carried until the battle of Sadowa
| Upon that day he adopted an infantry
sabre, which he wore till his death.
The DEATH OF PAUL RAJoN will bC
much felt in artistic circles. 1t is stated
that he ruined his health by the exces
| sive use of ice-water. One Iof Raion':
| bestknown works in this country is hi!
etching of Mrs. Cleveland, and he haG
received an order for similar portrait O
Lincoln, to be done on returning to
| France.
| CAPTAIN FRANCIS p. FLEMING of Floridi
is related through his grandfather to thu
famous Madame de Stael, and in SOM
other way to Cortez, the conqueror o
Mexico. He is also descendant of the
Wasmngtons and Laniers of Virginia
Besides all which he is the Democrats
candidate for Governor and q modest, un
assuming gentleman.
The Washington critic., 1888-06-18
THE DEAD KAISER.

The signal comes beneath the sobbing sea
OF life's last battle ended now for thee
o Kaiser, true and braye
Could | have whispered first one word Of
OF sympathy from far as well as near,
would have sung thine own sweet hymn
with God to help and saver
When ragged the battles storm the angels
Shielded thy manly form from hurt and harm,
When thousands round thee fell.
And when around thee closed the darkening
OF death that wrapped thee from our plying
Still nearer drew the same protecting might
With comfort none may tell.
We watched thee when the soft italian sky
Bent DER thee patient sufferer, with a sigh,
And healed thee for time;
TIL we begun 70 think OF martyrs dead,
or courage We had thought forever fed
But saw again the halo round thy head,
hindling with faith sublime.
Thy trembling step just touched the Teuton
Thy pallid brow one moment wore the crown
or the cross and eagle grand
W, Mhen glory like the eagle passed away,
The cross alone remained, till yesterday
When. changed to the morning star, Its peace
Dawned on the better land.
But yesterday the aged Kaiser's fall
Summoned the royal son TO Berlins hail.
TO rule with imperial sway;
To-day thou'rt called where brighter crowns
are worn,
Where richer gifts the sainted dead adorn,
Where peace and sunshine usher In the morn
OF Kingdom far away.
No nobler word from mortal ever came
Than when thou sald'st to him who bears thy
name
Learn to suffer- and be still
In tiercer strife than on the tented field
WELD
Andmeet the sword-see near the Fathers
shield
A safeguard from all III.
still as we write these lines the trembling
wire
Beneath the sea sounds like an Folian Tyre,
TO whisper he has gone
Like Gordon falling by the blood dstained Nile,
Brave 10 the end--the Kaiser with smile
fingered In the dear fatherland little while,
And then his work was done.
j. II. CUTImERT.
Washington, June 10, 1888,
The Washington critic., 1888-06-18

NONE OF THE papers abroad, not
even those of Germany, express sim
cerer sorrow at the Emperor Fred
erick's death than the leading jour
nails Of Paris. This fact shows Of
itself that public sentiment in France,
instead of craving another hostile rup-
ture with her ancient enemy, is in
full accord with the peaceful policy
accredited to the late monarch. If
Germany is in no mood for war,
though probably never in better con-
dition for it, it goes without saying
that France, under less propitious
auspices, is still more averse to break
ing the peace.
The Washington critic., 1888-06-18

are not Of special import and indi-
cate no new lines of policy departing
from those of his illustrious father
and grandfather So long as Bis
marck lives and retains his intel
lectual vigor, the new Emperor will
have the policy Of the Government
marked out for him by the master
hand Of European statesmanship.
And Bismarck is for peace.
The Washington critic., 1888-06-18
CRITICuLAR.
NO. 2

[ To whom Il may concern at Chicd0o.l
mo second place for me-" he cried
"No second place for me-
I've got to be the first man, or
No candidate I'll be.
~ am too great q man TO be
Put in a second place.
And If | run at all, my friends,
I've got to head the race.
"My record and my rights demand
That be spared disgrace,
Which must attach, If / descend,
So low as second place."
aMae saaa 2aNA sasN
whats that you say ? The first is filled2
Well, that's different case
And you will insist, dear friends,
I'll take that second place."