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but is partial to the rich spots, kin 1t
out on 4 dry, warm day,

but Is partial to the rich spots, Kill Il
out on a dry, warm day.
Apiece OF ground should be kept
plOWed or spaded for the stock to use az
line dirt or WalloWing. A spot twenty
feet square, and which is stirred up after
each rain, will be used by stock with adj
vantage,
The registration fee Of Jersey cattle
has been reducedto S95 for both sexes
Undoubted proof Of the pedigree is re-
quired, and no animals are admitted TO
the register that are in any degree OF inn
pure blood,
Chloride Of lime will disiniect the
manure heap II the odor therefrom Is
d~isagreeable. The heap is now liable to
fre-iang, and should be turned over
occasionally, or 1t will lose in value,
When handling the manure dry dirt
should be added,
No farm hand should be retained as q
driver who is continually using the
whip. During the warm season horses
should never be forced, The horse that
is permitted TO work at q slow, steady
gait will be more ~serViceable and be
ready for work every day,
Keep the bull at work. Make him
tread and give power for the ~hay,cutter,
feed,mill and other implements. He will
then keep in better condition, be more
seryiceable and be less liable TO become
feroClous. It lisa waste OF power TO
allow the bull TO be idle,
A flock Of hens, II not too many in
the flock, will pay well In proportion 70
cost OF food and quarters, as no labor Is
required In their care II the hens are
turned out on a range, The poultry.
house can be kept clean with the use Of
a broom II the floor is sprlnkled with
dry dirt after each cleaning.
Cheap fertilizers are sometimes more
costly than those which sell at a higher
price. All substances used In fertilizers
have q marketable value, and 1t Is i'm
possible to place a fertilizer on the mar
ket TO be sold at q figure that does not
cover the cost OF the ingredients. The
high.priced fertilizers are the best and
cheapest comparatively,
There will be more State and County
fairs this season than In any previous
year, Every farmer should endeayor to
make an exhibit. Fairs promote the
breeding Of better stock, the farmers are
brought In contact with each ether
newer and more systematic methods OF
cultivation are taught and improved i'm
plements are inspected.
The recent rains have thrown corn
back, The frequent use ofthe cultiuator
now the best remedy to allow the corn
make rapid growth. Grass is the only
crop that has been benefited by the wet
spell, though the hay crops have been
damaged. Weeds have had every OPP.
portunity for growth, and a few days Of
warm weather will cause them to seed.
During the day all classes OF stock
nay be kept in a cool, dark stable with
II flies and other insects are
numerous. The rule may interfere with
the COWS on pasture, but il flies
lre annoying the stock the animals will
ose flesh even in the best OF pastures.
Il Is better to turn the animals on the
very early In the morning and
ate in the afternoon, keeping them con-
ined in the stables during the heat Of
he day.
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ToLIDO, O., July l7,-Wheat firm aud higher
cash S6G0gc; July Blkc. August VIC: September
S0kc: December Sc. Corn dull and firm: cash
SIC; July 37Hc. Oats quiet; cash sc. Clover.
seed dull; cash, 81 30; October 81 10.
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A%ORlCULrURAL NOTES:
Matters OF Intereat to the IntSlliEsncers
Farmer Readers.

Matters OF Interest to the 1n%tOliigsncet's
Farmer Readers.
Work the soil around young peach
trees II you want them TO grow.
Wash the water-trough, and give II
thorough scrubbing occasionally.
At this season Of the year the most
help Is needed by the farmers wife.
Poultry need no grain during the sum.
mer. Make the hens hunt and find their
food.
Good, clean, dry bedding Is an essen.
tial in the stalls now as any other period
OF the year.
Geese may DO picked every six weeks.
at this season, but the plucking should
not DO performed during wet weather.
Plenty Of clean water and grass IL all
the pig should have during the warm
days. II is not beneficial 10 him 10 be
fat at this season.
Calves should have somO kind Of shade
during the middle Of the day. II OK.
posed To the heat OF the syn Too long they
become liable 10 howell disease.
Inc Debt Ulne 70 CUT nay IL IN tue
evening. Rain will not injufe gross, but
may ihIure hay. II cut In the evening
II will 10 less liable 10 damage.
Use a thermometer when churning.
10 attempt 10 Churn without d thernom.
eler only increases the work, causes
yexAtion and lnjurcs the quality Of the
butter,
Butter should be covered when In tho
refrigerator and should DO IN an apart,
ineht 10 Itself, and not placed near meat
or vegetables, a. II abBotbs odofs very
readily,
A few dollars invested Ia paint will
not only add 70 tho AltraCliyenees oil
The farm, but will save wear and teaf.
Nothing IL 90 economical % paint II
ornaments and preserves the buildings.
Unless the strawberry beds are kept
clean the persistent crab grass Will take
possession. Crab grass grows rank, and
its roots gpfead out In every direction
II iioursheb best on q WARM sandy SOIL
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In the United States will recommend
Elixir Of Dates II you need a gentle and
reliable laxative. II your liver Is inac.
tive you can't hope for good health
until you regulate the regulator" by
taking some safe remedy, Elixir Of
Dates Is Just what you need. Give It q
trial. Sold in 90 cent bottles by o. r,
Goethe, w. W. Irwin, John Laughlin,
Logan Drug. Company and Goodwin &
Co., wholesale agents.
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WHRRLING FINALE COLLEGE.
MAIN STREET SCHOOL

For Boys and Girls,
between 4 aud lOyears OF age, Will be opened tho
SECOND MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER, ut No.
1871 MAIN srnEET, by Miss MAE BELLE HART,
formerly Of Washington, D. O,
The school will DO conducted on tho general
lines Of the kindergarten.
French conversation and CallsthenlC exercises
without extra charge. A Plano In the school
room for the entertainment aud instruction Of
the children.
CHARGES MODERATE.
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TIE continued use OF mercury mix.
lures poisons the system, causes the
bones 70 decay, and brings on mcrcurial
rheumatism. The use offs. 8. s. forces
impurities from the blood, gives agood
appetite and digestion, and builds up
the whole human frame. Send TO Swift
Specific Company, Drawer 8, Atlanta,
Ga, for Treatise on Blood Diseases.
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Young again.

Pain and sickness bring on old age
with wonderful rapidity. Weary steps
and faded cheeks often come when en-.
joyment OF life should be at It's height.
Loose's Extract Of Red Glover Blossoms
will make one feel young again, and on
account OF It's intrinsic value 1t Is having
immense sale. Logan Drug Co.,
Bridge Corner Druggists, Wheeling, W.
Va. D&w
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What q picture 1 have given you Of
the poverty Of Americans under Free
Trade and tariff for revenue only; yet
we are told that under Protection "the
poor are growing poorer" What STUFF!
Whattrashl What bominable nonsense
Very truly yours,
P. O, CARROLL.
Louinilb. Kv.. June &. 1850.
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nuohien,s Arnloa save.

The best salye in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, ohapped hands, Chilblaing,
Corn5, and oil skin eruptionB, and posi-.
lively cures piles, Or no pay required,
II 10 guaranteed 10 give perfect BatlBiac'
ton, or money refunded. Price Is cents
per box. For sale by Logan Drug Go.
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Worms cannot express tho gratitude
which people feel for the benefit done
them by the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Long.standing cases Of rheumatism yield
to this remedy, when all others fail to
give relief. This medicine thoroughly
expels the poison from the blood. DAw
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FOR SALE.

mulld,ur lots. Old Fair Grounds. 2ane's
Onhafi, SunIh Fem, NOTlh Front, North llu'
ron, south Huron, south trout, Fourteenth,
Fiircnth. W0ud, Wilson, MOYSL9n,. Twenty
eighth, TwruIyilnth aud MGC0llOCh streets,
from 500 M,
Rll IN good repair, for sl,OjO cash.
FmInp House, containing rooms, Rt 13lS0uth
broadway: lot lOXl.0; In tirSt'ClaSs condition,
ChtAp,
Apood fooned house, In vGry desirable locA.
tInn, On Sufth front street, for S3,3O.
seven lIOOmel Brick House.. corner Thirty
Eighth mud Wood streets, rents for S2l6 per year,
for u ,7UO,
dwelling Houses and stOre.rOOms for rent.
g.. u. SMITH,
,,vt. ION Main HtFnnI.
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nMamma,. 0Ittln netter.


The shadow fades away
That darkened all the sunshine
OF many q Bumlne day,
10, mammals getting better"
The happy children cry,
Aud tho light o ihOpG shines bright again
In the loving husbands eye.
In thousands OF loving homes women
are ''sick unto death" with the terrible
diseases so common TO their sex, and II
would seem as II all the happiness had
gone out OF life and the household in
consequence. For when the wife and
mother suffers all the family suffers with
her. This ought not TO be, and il need
not DO, for a never.failing remedy for
woman's ailments is at hand. Many a
home has been made happy because the
shadow OF disease has been banished
from It by the potent power OF DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription-the un.
failing remedy for all weaknesses and
diseases peculiar to women.
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FINANCE AND TRADE
POO EsAlnts.o o tAs ll0A0y ana sIOet aIAr,

NEW YoEE, July l6.-Nopsy easy At ~ TO
per cent; last loan AZ per cent; closed offered at
. per cent Prime mercantile paper tISa6k per
cent, sterling exchange quiet and steady at q %
al ST4. Sales were 1885 shares,
The stock market, was q little more active To-
day, but there was no more interest in the trad
Ing, and a. 4 rule the results were equally inSlg-
nlheAnt " those Of yesterday, Among the rail-
road shares the Gould stocks were both proml,
nent and led the decline IN the general list.
Cotton OIL was comparatively well supported,
but Chicago dropped with the otheFl.
The entire market, however, showed an i'm
proved tone in the last hour, and the close was
dull, but trms At something better than The
lowest prices. There are : few advances tonight,
but they are for Insignificant tacti0ns only,
while Manhattan Is down lAS, sugar ~, lead
v aud Chicago Gas aud Oregon T~rnnSconunen'
tall per cent each,
Railroad bonds dull and heavy 70 weak sales
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be Saved from q DunkaEd'S Grave.

TURKISH LIFE TABLEIS VIII p0llllyelyRnd
with the terrible Liquor, OPIUM or TOBACCO
Habit, elRdlcatllg from tho system the awful
craving desire which so many tpd hard 10 rGlln'
aui6h
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when Baby wa, sick, wO gave her cas,orla,
When abe was a Child, ShO cried for caStOtlA,
when shs became Miss, abe chung to castOria,
When ShO had Children, she EavO them caStOrlA,
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Live Stock.

head; shipments 1900 head; market 6Ai0c lower;
beGves 81 40al 80; BtockerH and feeders q glA
100; cows, bulls aud mixed q 9SA8 "; Texans
81 75a3 0O. H0gS-Recelpts 10000 head; ship.
mCntS 600 head market slow and 100 lower;
I 70; skips q HOa4 co. Sheep-Recelpts 1000
head; shipments ] 600 head; market dun and l0c
lower; natives S. GOa4 ": western s. 6Oai w;
Texans s. aOaI 20; lambs a l0A5 90,
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JTHEELlNG ( ELM GROVE r. r
.sls. g "a .h s9s i s.lflh A Z : EfiSz 6AlRSs1l!l FRSlllifsS:ssa
will run ~ iOIlOWai
LELyE WHEEtiNu.
$50 q. m, SiiOA m, 100 a. M, e,ooA M. 600
q. nj l0jU0A nj lilo d. M, 1900 M, iI00p b,
OiiO .. ms 100 2 mi 500 >, nj 0ISth ID.
LEAvR wHGGtiNO PARE,
eiOA M I.ooA M SOFA %. abO a. n. 1000
a.. M iijOo q M 1910. MI ijbdb, M Yi6Ih, III,
!, ms 500 , M SIbSp, Ill i6IIb !, n.
guNDAYg- Leave q 100 a. q. and run syety
hRull ,SkpeE! ChuIeh itAi1 o. el9 n m, Leave
VIII issys s fsst q bSSS 'i %1 I nav WhSSslISSSS
i-'l' 1uu ''l' . tlRscH, superintendent,
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The next day after you have caught
him at it the best man in town seems as
bad as any one.
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$500 Reward for an incurable case Of
Catarrh by the proprietors Of Dr.. Sage's
Remedy. so cts, by druggists.
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b., &C. RAILROAD.
RellAire& GAINESVILLE Through Passenger leaves
Bellaire al $40 a. M arrives Ut Bellaire at $3.50
p, m,
Woodsheld Passenger leaves Bellalre at 4;2O p,
M arrives at BellalFe at sos u. IN.
bummeraeld Accommodation leaves BellAlTe
Of l2;3 y. IN, arrives at Il.al a. IN.
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go tothe ant, thou %slugger," saysthe
Chicago Herald. 1t might have added
that heaven notes the Sparrer's fall,
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NEW YoRK, July l7.-Pig iron quiet aud un.
dull at &S1X, Tin quiet; straits $3.50.
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It was a barber who remarked that 1t
took everything he could "rake aud
sCrape". 10 make him q living.
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EAST LIBERTY, Pa, July l1,-Cattle-ReCelpls
100 head; shipments $50 head; market very
strolg; prime 81 coal 10; fair 10 good s. TOaS VI;
common 81 2ja860. Hugs-ReCelpu 1900 head.
shipments L. 800 head market firm on light, dull
on heavy; light Workers 81 S0aI 90; medium
WI loa Ms IA. shGnenSR ScSIn,s o yS1e ~ acs sS,S.
inGnts 1000 head market fair; prime 81 f0Ri 81;
fair to good 81 0Ol4 Is; common y OOa3 90; lambs
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NEW YoRK, July l7.-Dccves-I Receipts 2,2CO
head; market firm feeling; native steers s. 7Oa
l % per 100 lbs; dull for dry cows, 81 2ha3 10.
Sheep-Recclpts T,i00 heAdj market steady al
s. 60l5 10 pOr loo lbs.j lambs trmer At s. G0a7 %
per 100 lGS. i%logs-RecGiPtG 1900 head; market
mon and light g G6a4 Is; packing aud butchers
q 2QA4 10; receipts 500 head; Shipments 100
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JOHN II. ROEM Ell
Mt. De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. Va.
ml,,s,, a, ,ho visitation,


A school Of more than national reputation
oterS exceptional advantages for thorough Cdr.
cation Of young ladies' 10 ali departments. II.
bAry Of liz thousand volumes. Fine phiio.
sophical, chemical and astronomical apparatus.
MuIicai Department specially netOd. CorpNOi
piano teachers trained By q leading professor
from Conservatory Of Stuttgart Vocal culture
according 70 tho method Of the old italian mas.
tiers.
Location unSurpaAsed for beauty and health.
Ten acres Of pleasure grounds. Board excellent.
Far Catalogues, and references 10 patrons IN
all the principal cities, address
sei fHE DIRECTREss
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
r Tn rSAiS SS RpSr SRS fi atE asy t i '' fsSa'
day excepted. Monday excepted. saturday
excepted. lsunday only, saturday only
Eastern Standard time,
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Real Estate.
James A. Henry,
u. S. CLAIM ATTORNEY,
Nc Fee Unless Successful.

procure Pensions, Increase Of Pension, Re-
S]totaliOu to Pension, New Discharges, Commu.
AliOn VI lattiuls, BOuntieS, &c,
The fee for Tie prosecution OF 4 claim for Pen.
sion Us liked by law, and limited to SIS in each
case, and On u claim for inCreue $40, payable
only upon the successful termination Of the
claim, nnd by the Government Agent through
whom the pensioners draw. Many soldiers now
dmwing a pension are entitled to increase. II
you have Applici before, aud your case has been
rejected, do not be discouraged, as | frequently
get claims though they have been rejected sew.
trAi times. Many persons are entitled TO q pen.
Sion who have never applied because their dIsa.
bilily VAS slight, while the fact H., any dIERbll.
NY Incurred while IN the service Of the United
states entities 4 soldier to d pension. Or any
disease which exists, the result OF camp or
prison HE, Incurred IN line Of military duty.
soldiers residing In the city Of Wheeling and
surrounding country will ind II 10 their Rd.
vantage 70 have MI attorney that they can con.
snll ,Hnd one who will write the application In
iuli Anu see that the proofs bO presented 10 q cor.
frcl ihape, ! have known many claims 10 DO
sacrificed byHO Improper presentation OF the
proofs Az Notary Public / take dispositions In
claims ~ which am not the attorney Of record.
vouchers, sc, certified.
Many bargains to be had In Real Estate Of
ever description,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-18

MARSHALL COUNTY FARMS
lNl FOR SALE.
Highly improved farm Of 2lS acres on River
ill nqfEs al 'Ohi6 river, 5 miles from Mounds.
WILD, about one third river bottom upland
"'' ", v. HoGE 4 BRO,
mrn 1900 Market Street.
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For Rent.
Sale.

NOR sALE-A HAMBLETONIAN
ynr, seven wears old; work any place.
AMY 10 UENEY HUGHES, corner Fourteenth
and Nu'ullurh ttrtris, Ns
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CINCINNATI, O., Julyl7.-Flour steady. Wheat
Arm; No. 2 red 7iSa1oc; receipts $500 bushels
mixed 31Xc. Oats firm; No 2 mixed 2Gc, Rye
dull; No. ., 47c. Pork weaker Rt Sil 10. Lard
easier at 605Nc. Bulk meats and bacon quiet.
Whisky steady al. 81 o.. Butter, sugar aud
cheese easy. Eggs slow Mt Zoe,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-04-14

Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, Executor of the Estate OF Jane E.
Thompson, Deceased, to the creditors Of
and all persons having claims against,
the said Deceased, to exhibit them, with
the necessary vouchers, within two
months after the first publication OF thia
notice, to the said executor, at the Office
of James D. Torreyeon in Carson City,
Ormsby County, Nevada.
Dated, February 7th $50.
PAUL S. THONPjON,
Executor of the Estate of Jane Z
Thompson, Deceased.
JA.Es d. ToEEEv5oE,
A1zEY Ess LKate
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-04-14
Cert. Shares. Amt

And in accordance WiIh IaN tEa IA
order of the Board of Trustees, Esad< on
the 18th day Feb, 1889 so mapy shares
OF eaca parcel OF such stuck rs may be
necessary will be s0la ut pub ic auction
at the Office of the Com pany, 81 the Bul-
lion Ii Exchange BaDks southeast cor
ner OF Carson and Proc or streets Car
SOD CIV, New on MCDday, the Fif-
teenth das of April, 1889, at The hour Of
two ~ O'Clock p. NJ Of said ay, TO pay
said delinquent assessme ent thereon, to
gether with costs of advertising and
expenses Of sale.
T. r. HOFER,
Secretary.
Office Atthe Bullion and Exchange
Bank corner Of Carson and Proctor
streets, Carson City Nevada decltd
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DELINQUENT E0TICE.

NOTICE There are delinquent upon
the following described, stock, on &C.
count of Assessment No. >, levied on the
Eighteenth day of Feb, 1859, the several
amounts SCI opposite to the names of
the respectty shareholders, IS follows:
SIMEON Bishop, Certificates No. 4, -. 81,
81, =, Sc, 81. -, 10, ii, A. 45 ~, IS. 46, II
49, 4e, 50, 81, 81, 50, 5z, 50, 100 shares each,
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AnRETT AS APATRInT.

Here Is specimen chapter from Alb
belts record during the war; He was
member of the New Jersey Legislature,
and among other evidences that he was a
patriot--of the secession order-are the
following:
Tic moved to strike the name OF Abram
Lincoln from resolutions offered In the
House of Assembly thanking him, Gener-
al Grant, General Sherman and the Union
army, for their services ln putting down
the rebellion, assigning as bis reason that
"He did not think Mr.. Lincoln had any
thing to do with II. lie believed that he
was rather an impeachment In the war, and
but for him 1t would have been closed
long ago.
His name was among the ten ignobc
enemies of liberty who voted In the New
Jersey Assembly against the Thirteenth
Amendment to the Federal Constitution !
He theoretically opposed and killed by
his own vote the bill introduced In the
Legislature OF 1866 to allow New Jersey
soldiers absent at tho seat OF war TO vote.
He actively opposed the resolutions OF
Senator George t. Cobb, in the Lcgisla-
tnro OF 1886, congratulaiing the loyal
North upon the triumphant close of the
war, and thanking the noble men who
contributed to that glorious consumma-
ton
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WHERE TO WORK.


Three years ago the Republicans of
New Jersey cast 101, 9l9 votes for Benja-
min F. Howey for Governor. Lust year
they cast IA, 344 votes for the Harrison
electors. This shows an increase OF 49,
40 votes. Was this the natural and ordi-
nary increased Not at all The difference
was due TO the fact that the Republicans
of New Jersey were too hopeless, careless
or Indifferent to vote in 1886. For two
years before, in 1884, they had poled
l2S, 306 votes for Blaine.
1t is curious and useful study to note
where the greatest differences occurred be-
tween the vote for Governor in 1886 and
the vote for President last year. 1t will
indicate where the Republicans may get
in their campaign work most tellingly this
year. 1t will show the weak spots, where
effective wo.k can be done. We give in
the first column the vote cast in each
county of the State for Howey for Cover
nor; in the second, the vote cast for Har-
rison for President, aud in the third, the
difference between them
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-10-02

This is very significant and instruc-
tive showing. 1t points out to the Repub-
lican State Committee, the Republican
leaders and advisers generally, and to all
who are earnestly interested in the success
of the party this year, just where the
weak spots are, and where effective work
is needed. A very little study will dis
close to the discerning eye the deep and
suggestive significance Of these figures.
The stay.at-homc Republican vote in
either one of two counties would have
elected Republican Governor three years
ago. The apathy that paralyzed and de-
fentrii thu purry liIl uuszsussss-~.~-s< x&ed1y-
in the rural counties. II was in the coun-
ties with large urban populations where
the stay .at-home Republican vote brought
defcat-in Essex, Hudson, Passaic, Cam
den and Mercer.
Al that is needed to assure certain
success is to poll half Of this stag at
home 0ote. Less than half, less than one
fourth of the stay-at-homc vote Of 1886
would have elected Howey Governor.
Shall we poll 1870, 900 OF the IA, 344 votes
pollcd last Fall2 II we do, We elect our
Governor. Republican managers, Repnb-
lican leaders, Republican voters, you see
where to work. Let us up and at 'cm. -
State Gazette.