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Where Colored People Prosper,

Ntw Tori Tribune,
In Philadelphia which has a colored
population OF about 5000, the color
line has almost entirely disappeared.
There are six influential Colored clubs
In the city, three colored lawyers and
five colored physicians, One Of the col
ored lawyers Las crossed swords with
some Of the most brilliant lights Of the
bar, aud one Of the physicians has
a practice Of $4,000 a year. Three
coIored dentists have q AouIishing
practice, and one landscape and one por.
trait artist are doing good work. There
are twenty.seven colored churches In
Philadelphia, a branch Of the Young
Mems Christian Association and three
amateur dramatic societies. There is q
colored Workingmen's club, with a
kindergarten attached, and two influen,
tial racs papers are published. There
are twelve cOlored Masonic lodges, six
colored lodges OF the Knights Of Pythias
and twenty colored Odd Fellows lodges.
There is a great deal OF wealth and re.
anement among the colored people Of
Philadelphia.
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THE harsh, drastic purgatives, once
deemed so Indispensable, have given
place 70 milder and more skilfully pre-.
pared laxatives; hence the great and
growing demand for Ayers Pills. PLY.
siCiAns everywhere recommend them
for coStiveness, indigestion, aud liver
rhmnlAinia. pAM
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Snlt Rheunl

with its intense itching, dry, hot skin,
often broken into painful cracks, and
the little watery pimples, often causes
indescribable suffering. Hoods Sarsa.
parilla has wonderful power over this
disease. 1t puriaes the blood, and ex-
pels the humor, and the skin heals
without a scar. Send for book Contain-
Ing many statements Of cures, to O. !.
Hood & Co., Apothecaries, Lowell,
Mnaa. G.
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8ssG ssa S s:#s : l sIIis, p SasSA sasSis' a.. Pc

SOaS0Ke; February S01ee: March SOHGs1n. EFEl
weak and demand Light Pennsylvania aFstl &c
BALTIMORE, Dec. u.-Whest, western lEm
No, 2 winter red spot Tka7gIo; December Teka
NE, January 603flSl1foj February 62tfaS2Ae;
March SiARSiko; Nay 86hAsgJSc. Corn western
dIm; mixed spot aud December &c; year VIZ
sgJsG; January SstfGs9ci February @ytaS9ci
March SgIlaS9kc. April l0ai1[c. Oats, dfmi
western Whlts2s alQli do mixed 27a2Sei graded
No. 2 white 2aklSOc, Rye, prime 70 choice haa9ao.
Hay steady aud unchanged. Provisions quiet.
Butter arm and Hcarcei western packed lIL2eci
best roll lSa20ci creamery 9da2Ic, Eggs quiet a.
2iA2Sc, Coffee arm, Rio hiFAt lS33tG
olNcISSATL O., DEC, M.-Eloul dgll; Wheat
easier; No. 9 red SQHc; receipts 1850 bulhelli
shipments 5000 bli6elG. Corn quiati No, ?
mixed $50; No 8 new sic, Oats strong and
higher; No, 2 mixed sc. RE In llight demand
q l6e, Pork dull Ut o 60R9,,7b, Lard quiet at
96OAei.s0, Bulk meats and bacon nominal,
WhiSky steady ~ Sl0l, Butter strong Sugar
firm, Eggs eaiieI At lgA2Oc, Cheese hrm.
TOLEDO, o., Dec. ll,-WheAt dull but Ilightly
hFmer; cash size; December 9lLEci Nay SSNSc,
Corn steady and dull cash SO; May. StS<e, oStl
quiet; no. white 2ittzc, Clover seed active but
eaSleEf cash, December and January y ei
March s. @
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ilvotIani. Arnlon lalyA,

The bSSt llve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt fheuni, fever
sores, tetler, chapped hands, ChilblAing,
cofns, and oil Skin efupuons, and posi-.
lively Curoe piles, or no pAy required. II
10 guata1tepl 10 alive perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % Oenta pei
box. For sale by Logan Drug %.
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BYyrroAA- Mollunl lniVhaa l.ehIug and
sSEttSTggSs "a T 3 co6 A H'sR I9iH SS'i iS,S BY s sSttSSIcs 5It.G
bleed aud uleetaie, beQnuilHf tOty e0fp,
PWAYNHe 0tNfaGNT btUpA lhV lIehlng aud bleed.
lngl heals uiCOiAii0n, aud Ia in0D, G9Aee 70.
BaTSSfo,S 70 bsTS s,p ssyIaiISSSSsIsIS sCIS N Tsll '''
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Level lands may bsplowed at any Goa.
son Of the year, and are greatly bene.
1ted when plowel and left unhGtFoWed
Outing tho late fall or when the wealth.
or pefmitsi Ia Winter. Such land should
be we'll undOtdtAlned, Fail OF. winter
blowing ID sometimes Injurious 10 hilly
lands BY allowing the rains 10 carry of
fertility, % the lighter portions ARE
washed during excessively wet seasons,
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IoosO,s Red Glover Pile Remedy, Is a
positive specific for all forms Of the dis.
case. Blind, bleeding, itching, liberated
and p%totrudlDg piles. Prizes 500. For
sale by Logan Drug Co. Bridge Corner
Druggists, Wheeling, w. Va nav
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R.,Z&C, RAILROAD,
BeilatFe& ZaneSYlIle Through Passenger leaves
Pm.
WOodsaeld Passenger leaves BellAire At 4;eo p.
nY arrives NJ belAlFe at s:2l q. m.
summarized Accommodation leaves Bellalre
% lgt26 D M. arrives at ll:ai q. IN.
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When baby wn4 slck, NO rarO her castOria,
when abe wls a Child, .Ao cried for castorla,
when she became Mis, she chung 70 cas.Orta,
Whom sAs had cAndr.ia, abe rave them eASsGF,a,
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I~'RUSTEE'S SALE.

by virtue Of a died Of trust made by John II.
lMCCracken. John II. Diehl aud Ada u DIehl,
Ms y lie, " J, Il. COWden, trustee, aud OF an or
DEF Of the Circuit Court Of ohio County, vest
Virginia, made On the iStn day Of May, 1857, ap'
pOlnlluR mtaS trustee In place OF the trustee
named III said deed Of trust. which H. dated
Mar b ~ lSM, and IL recorded in the OllC0 Of
the Clerk Of the Iouuty Court Of ohio County,
West y~lrElnIA, III Deed Of trust Book No. ",
psRC 6is, ! Will sell ut the front door VI The
Court House Of said county, on
THURSDAY, tho 2Cth DAY Of DECEMBER, 1859,
bOEinnlng at " o'clock u in the follow lug dc
tcribri property, that II 70 AAyi -Four lots Ol
ground iiunibGiSd TwDnty'thte6, rwOuty.iOuf,
TAen y I've and Lwenly.slx insQuate numbcted
city Of WheellAg,
Tue title to the above ptopGtlyIs believed 10
be perfect, but selling ~ trustee | will convey
only tut little vested In me by said deed Of trust
Terms OF SALE-une third and ~ much mOft
A. tht purchaser elects to pay H. cash, tho bal
Ante In two equal inAtallmehW IN one aud LWC
Yeas, n0IGs OCatllg interest from the day o
sale tO h given for the deferred payments, thj
llue 10 be retained untll, payment H. made II
full n, ", UOWDEN, Tfu,iee,
w II liAILER, AnClioncGr. de3
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Kissed Another SIan,a wife.

"YOu scOundfel," yelled young Jacob Green,
AZ his good nelghbOr, HroWn,-
"iOu kissed my wife upon the street,
ought 10 knock you down."
"ThHtS where you're wrOng," good brown 70
piled, :
ln accents u lid and meek;
~ klssrd her, that I've not denied,
But | kissed her on the cheek
and l did II because she looked 80 hand.
some-the very picture Of beauty and
health. What IL the secret Of it2"
"Well,n replied Green, "since you ask
II, l will. tell you: she uses Dr.. PierCe's
apology. Good night" "Fayorite Pre-.
is the only remedy for the
delicate arrangements and weaknesses
Of females, sold by druggists, under u
guarantee Of giving satisfaction In
every case, or money paid for 1t returned.
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How hard some men will struggle to
build up q little reputation, and will at
once give up the ghost when II comes to
building 4 kitchen fire.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-12

llmhly Apbly "sWAYNIl ulNtuENf.M No ID,
HtaAl nedlel4O required, CURES l6llef, eeienaA,
w, Al Stupilgnl on The iace, hands, nose, &g,,
gteal healing and curative boSef, AZ boSSelied
~ ne olhet remedy, Ahk your dfutgitt TOT
oNAlNLN UlNlllNil fihlAM
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snail slL SaaI saA Snail Eia
Health is Wealth

DR. Z, c, wEsr'G ETRyE AND BRAN TnEAT.
AENr, o guaranteed specific for llyAteila. DlIEi'
Headache, Nervous Prostitution caused hy HE
Use " alcohol Ct tobacco, WAkeiuluGSS, Mental
Depression, BOiltnlIR Of tho Brain rCtulling 10
lntaplty aRd leading 10 misery, decay and
death, Premature Old Age, BarfEnntts, LaiE Of
Power 10 either sex, Involuntary Losses and
spGfnAtHrihWa caused Ly 0vOtexertiun Of The
biain, hClt.AbuSO or over. Indulgence. Fath box
c0nlalns ore mouths ttRiment, $40 a box,
or six boxes Tor 500, tent by mail prepaid on
reCclrt Of pfitt, WEGuARAE1RE SIX lOXEs
10 cure any cate. With each order received by
uE for eiX bOSFS, accompanied with lhpO, We
will Seuh the purchaser our written guarantee
10 refund the money II the treatment docs not
effect 4 care, Guarantees Issued only by Nc.
LAIN BROTHERS, Druggists, Folio Agents. Nc
Wheeling. W. Va, 1e2h TThSAw
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Metals.

NEw York, Dec. 1l.-eIg Iron strong; Amerl,
can SO b0al6 %. Copper tirm and quiet; lake
December SIS 10. Lead quiet aud steady; do.
nestle 8 IS. Tin quiet and armeri straits III 10
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RalIroads.


WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE R. R.
On and after MONDAY, October %, 1857,
trains gu the Wheeling & Kim Grove Railroad
will run RS follows,
LEAyE WHEELIN0.
$3.50 m, 7i0o4. M 0;0OG a. M, ll;o0a, M, 1850
p. M s;So p M $40 p. m, T;OO'p. mo9 ;OOp. m.
LEAyE WHERLIS0 PARK.
6;lOR, M 7;I5a q. M, lOA M, 1880 p, me- $3.50
p. M, 1870 p, M 0;l0 p, M, 500 p, M, l0p, m,
sUNpAYs-Leaye the city ut S;tOR M, and
run every hour until 300 p m. Leave Wheel,
lug Park a. 9;tOR IN and run every hour until
Ut DAD q. m, and city At 1918 p. N.
nc6 q, HlRSCu, Sup't.
.NHIO RIVER RAILROAD.-TIME
~ Table taking effect November ~, iSsg,
Time. All trains daily except thoSe marked
thus which do not run on Sunday;
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TRAVELERs GUIDE,

A RRIyAL AND DEPARTURE or
"A TRAlNs5on and after NV. q, iSs.-RS.
PLANTATION o. REIEAEACE MARKH daily tsin,
day excepted MONDAY excepted. iSntnbIsv
excepted SUNDAY only. Saturday only
Eastern StAudRhd time. F'
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PALTlMORE& OHIO RAILROAD
~ On aud after November u, 1850, tfainG dc.
part and arrive Rt WhoelingRS fOlloWS-EaSterl
time:
MAIN 1%INE-EAsT.
For Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York,
I:3b q. M, .2:2S and II 10 D. M, daily.
Cumberland Accommodation. 1880 a. M OF.
6raiton Accommodation 2:9S p. M, daily.
MOnndsvillO Accommodation, TOO d, m, daily
except Gunday.
From, New York, Philadelphia and baltimore,
9:so and i2:4Sp N. and li;0S p. m. daily.
,CI%T6e5land Accommodation, $3.50 p. M, ex.
Grafton Accommodation, 1919 p. M daily.
AonadsyillC Accommodation, 900 d. M OK.
TRANsouIo DIVISION.
For Chicago, S;SS and 1906 a. M, 1910 p. M,
daillyi .4;lb z. M, dNily, except Sunday.
Cincinnati Express, 1915 4. IN. aud lO;ib p. M,
Columbus Accommodation, ass p. M, except
81. Giilryllo Accommodation, 1906 a. m. and
l:4a and 4ilb y. M, except sunday.
ARAIvE;
Chicago Express, l2:4S, 6!ooL nj, and 6.IO p. m.
Cincinnati Express, bissa. m. aud $40 p. mo
daily. ~
Columbus Accommodations, ii;o1 a. M, daily,
except Sunday.
u ClAlnvillO Accommodation, II ,OOa m. and
1888 aAd O;iOp. M daily except Sunday.
WHEELING d PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
For Htubutgh, b:40and Ism a. m. daily, and
l:4O =. ma daily, except sunday.
!h.of Pittsburgh aud the East, b:20 p. M, daily,
WaAhlngt9n Accommodation, b!B6 p. M, daily,
ARRIVE,
From Pittsburgh, 1000 a. a.. daily, and 1870
m dHlIy except Sunday, and Obs aud 1910
GxcellSundAy
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Real Estate.
SALE.

SO. SS6, gSIs aud $40 Muiu street, gTOund a
full lot, houses In god repair, nov renting VI
500 per GnnuH, can 10 bought for S6IOOO; No.
24i Main street, E9,COO; NO. 9l0l, 2le6 aud 2l0S
Water street, $500; two Desirable Residences on
Fifteenth street; two Desirable Residences on
No mi Atkct street; 80. .2IQ Main street;
Store aud Dwelling, CeuiTeyieW, Monroe county,
Ohio. viii exchange for city property; No. 29lS
Foil street, ti,SO; No. 1000 ChafIlne street,
Sl,lOO; No, l02j NCCOllOch stiCGt, ground GO by
IN ieei, Sl,tOO; No. 1870 MCCOllOCh street, Double
Frame, d LOO, q feet Of ground on North huron
street near ZIne street 81, zoo: two Brick Houses,
No, Vi and ~ eleventh street EAST OF Baltimore
street, ground 20 by 10 feet, $500,
Many other Houses, Lots and Farms for sale.
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Medical.
Great Relief


Is instantly afforded sufferers from
] Bronchitis, by tho use OF Ayers
Cherry PectoFRl, Either as an ano-
dyue, to allay inflammation, or an ex-
p]ectoFant, to loosen and bring away the
nucus, this preparation has no equal.
"Last winter | contracted n severe
cold, which, by repeated exposure, boz
came quite obstinate. was much
troubled with hOarsGness and bronchial
irritation, Alter trying various medI-
Cines, without relief | at last purchased
u hottle OF Ayers Cherry PectOral. On
taking this medicine, my cough ceased
almost Immediately, and ! have been
well ever slnCe,"-- Rev, Thomas h.
Russell, Secretary HOlSton Conference
and Il. II, OF tll0 Gre0nYille Dist, NJ, +. O.,
JOnesboro, Tenn,
my mother was sick three years and
very low with bronchitis, We feared
nothing would cure her. Ono OF my
friends told me about Ayers Cherry
P%eCtOrnl, She tried 1t, has used eight
bottles, and Is now well."-T, H, d.
Chamberlain, Baltimore, Md.
Ayers
PREPARED By
Dr. ], @. Aver & Co, Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggts.S. Price q; SIr bottles, SS.
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For b~iliousness, sick headache, indi.
gestion, and constipation take DR.,
PierctSS Pellets,
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lIiosaI bond. moaealely ac.lyei .ales u.sal,.


us Is reg ...........i9s Mash. & Chat. ..... lO2
u. s. Is, coupon. l27XlEeW Jersey Central, l22k
". I. rs rel. ........ 1OIE Northern fuCllC.,. ny
US. ~ C0up0n."l0lII do prelOrrGd..... 10Y
Adams Express ... 100 lChicagO 4 N. W., lii
American Exptess-ll1 do ptelerrEd..,,.ll
Canada soulEern.. b6hlSew York CSnttai. ION
Central PaclilU....... 83T,IOhio 4 Mississippi, 2i'
Chesapeake & Ohio 29Nl do Preferred. ~, 50
do ttSt preferred. GJ91llPaclna Mall ,,,,,,,,, S5L
do second ptoFd- % plthhurgh......4...i6 6
Denver d H. G,..... 10 Reading ........,,,.,., 8O1
EFlO ..a. .............. Z55llSt. L. 6a, F,.."..... 16F
do preieffOd....... GskI do preferred. YSL
Fort WRyne-"",.....i6G do first preferred, lE
Kansas 4 Texas Zee. BzIC. ~ 4 81 PauL.., Gg1
Lake Erie 4 VEST. IVA do ptet6hSed lis
do preterred-...... 6JNlTex1 Pacific, ,...,... 10y
Lake Shore ,, y......l 07ElUniOn Pacific. .,.... GS3
Louisville 4 E1Gh- S5EIUniLed StatCS ET,g, al
L., N A.. d c.. ,..... 3S Nv, 81, L. d P,.,,,., ibl
Memphis 4 ChRs.. 60 do pfelCTfed-.... 89I
Michigan Central, 979fIWrllS. Fargo EK,.u.l3S
Missouri PRciac,m 0iNIwestetn Unlon,.r.. 80
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Educational.
Mt. De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.
Ml,intn Of lhA YiriiAtinnA


A school Of more than national reputation,
ohen exceptional advantages Tor thorough edu.
eAton o. young iBtlet In al dPpAItmpah. Ii.
hiIEy oil GE thousand volumes, Fine phllo-
sophIcAl, chemical and astronomical apparatus.
Musical Department specially noted. uorpsoi
plano teachers trained ~ 4 leading professor
nom Conservatory Of Stuttgart Vocal cuitutt
according 10 the method VI The old italian MAJ
iAu,
tNVAuoa untatpaSlSd Tor beauty and health
Ten acres oil pleasure grounds. Board excellent
inf Catalogues, and references 10 patfUnl n
Ll The ptiuupal cities, Oddrcn
ANN NnNaAnuuna
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suiFsrenirom Catarrhal troubles should
carefully read the above. rrhs4Eow
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z Cent. al STANDARD Time.
GnnSyIVanidURRS
= ANAWnA OnIO RAILWAY.

IN iron, VI. KELLEY, IlDCOiyef
IKGnAWhn Short llne). schedule IN effect
ilEoi TfAlnl leAN Wheeling iO.g0 0, N, VIA
jLiC NlvOt RAILROAD, arrive Charleston 80 n
ID, Leave charleston o lbA a. arrive Wheel
inR fiIh H. IN. via u \. y H. Leave UhAgltht0n
1910 ? M 1tfiVg MhfSIl1E %; w yol
ITpnipl standard Time" Sundays OnJ lfaIit
leave ChALlBelOn Sl0OA NJ arrive Wheeling ~
tp aEn gRullGn q PA
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FOR RENT.

MONTH.
No, GOl3 Chapllne street, ...... ....... .........sl6 20
No. $40 vain 4 tCOi, . rooms, ..,,.".....,.,,,. Q 20
No ~ rWCniy.ihlm street. Z. ,.,...,,.,m.,,.. b 10
Four ROoned House, creek bank, near Alley 7.
A Desirable Residence, ground II aces, 500
JAMES A.. HENRY,
Real EstRts Agent D.. s. Claim Attorney aud No,
taFy publiG. No 1919 Market street, hca
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HELP US!

During the past twelve months
the FLoRrDIAN has doubled it's circu-
lation. The past year we gave only
4o-column paper. Now we are Civ
ing our patrons a journal with As
columns. We want to double our
circulation again the coming year,
and we appeal to our patrons and
friends to assist us in this effort.
Ask your neighbors to subscribe for
the FLoRIDIAN, and make up clubs
and send them in. The FLoRlpIAN
is of the people and for the people,
and the people will always derive
pleasure from and profit by reading
the FLoRIDIAN. I,
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THE ADMINISTRATIONS DISGRACE

If President Harrison has any re-
spect for the reputation of his own
administration, says the New York
World, he should undo Secretary
Mobiles act in removing Special Land
Agent Conrad and ask for the Secre-
tary's resignation.
Mr.. Mobiles explanation of his
course only serves to confirm the
conviction in all honest minds that
that officer, under pressure of corrupt
political influence, has deliberately
sacrificed the governments interests
and saved gang of swindlers, in and
out of government employ, from the
punishment they have earned by six
teen years Of systematic fraud upon
the Treasury, wrought by means OF
official corruption, false certifcation
and fiat perjury.
Conrad had discovered all the facts
and the necessary witnesses to prove
them. He was the Governments
most important witness in the prose-
cution of the multitude of indict-
ments found against the wrong doors
and the score of civil suits brought
for the recovery of the money stolen
from the Government.
A lot Of California millionaire poll
ticians themselves in various WAYS
implicated in the transactions to be
investigated, appealed to the Secre-
tary to remove Conrad, declaring
HIM to be unfit. The Land Agent
in California contradicted their state
ment and strongly testified to Con-
RAIDS fidelity, zeal and capacity.
Nevertheless, at the demand of the
millionaire politicians, who are them
selves suspected of profiting by the
frauds, and one of whom is counsel
for the swindlers, Secretary Noble
has dismissed the agent and practic-
ally brought the prosecution to
naught.
The act covers the administration
with disgrace. 1t is a surrender to
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indicted corruption for the 81,
corruptlon's political support
the excuse given for it makes the $ -
ter worse. The Secretary says !
conrad was too Jealous, too
clous. That lndiscreet agent Of '' I
government neglected to d;s
nase between fascals whom i :
safe to attack and rascals who =. ny
empt. When he found a mo-
gagged in robbing the goverDms.. y
reported the fact and furn;sba a'
evidence without pausinr 70 .
whether the man might not be . - :
sonal friend of Secretary Noble = -
bank or railway officer too rich ,a'|
sent to JAIL or multi-millioD,;'s
politician who had bought sea,
the Senate or the House of R..
sentatives ps
Conrad pays the penalty Of II
folly, and the administrators -
gives notice to all its subordip, A.
that if they wish to remain IN
they must beware of EXPOSING 4.
rascality of any rich Republics,
any friend OF the administrator
any client OF such persons.
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A STATESMAN FACTORY.

Z This is the age of factories, but the
most novel yet started is one in New
York for turning out practical poll
ticians; that is to say, a school for
free instruction in the science of pol
itics.
And what more important than
that our youth be. better educated as
to the live issues of the day?
The election of 1888 clearly illus
trated how painfully ignorant of real
political issues the American voters
are. 1t is shame, and if steps are
not soon taken to enlighten them
they will become the laughing stock
of the world. This politico-educa-
tional scheme is their salvation.
The sooner our young men are
taught to distinguish between right
and wrong in politics, says Hon. Thos.
Maher, of New York, in speaking
Of this new school, the better for
themselves and for the community at
large. AS things are now, many voters
60 up to the polls like SO many sheep
and vote whatever ticket their leaders
tell them to.
1t will be we'll for this country
when the young men have learned to
discriminate, and, in the language Of
the gentleman above quoted, it does
seem that the welfare Of the country
and the preservation Of our sinstitu-
tions depends to q great extent, upon
our young men knowing something
of political science.
The plan adopted in New York is
to give thorough course in political
science, the lectures being free to ALL
And why not add this feature to
our public schools ? There is no in
struction that will be of more lasting
benefit to our youth than a thorough
comprehension of what will be .ex-
pected Of him as a voter. Such a
training will teach him to think and
act for himself. He will be brought
to feel that much of his cOuntry's
prosperity depends upon the use Of
his ballot, and he will weigh we'll
every important question before vo-
ting for or against it.
The time has come when we do
not vote for the man, but for the
measure, and it is vitality important
that we should be able to recognize
the right from the wrong.
This school should not be partisan.
To vote sensibly a man must fully
understand both sides of a question.
When he does his own common sense
leads him to support the right and
oppose the wrong.
Will our School Superintendent
let us know what they think of the
plan of introducing system of po-
litical science instruction in our
Florida Schools
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-11-12
The Forum for November is

The Forum for November is re-
plete with. its usual supply of inter
esting and instructive articles.
"American Rights in Behring Sea- y
"Public Opinion and the Civil Serv,
Ice" "Requirements of National De
fense," and "The Owners Of the
United States" treat of living issues
that are pressing on the American
people for satisfactory solution. We
present in this issue an extract from
''The Owners of the United States"
by Thomas G. Sherman, the well
known writer and statistician, that
should be pondtre'l by thinking
minds.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-11-12
Swayne was a candidate

Judge Swayne was candidate
for Justice of the Supreme Court of
Florida, at the November election
in 1888. He was not elected. Mr..
Harrison appointed him Judge of
the United States Court for the
Northern District Of Florida. Citi-
zens who voted at the election in
1888, and voted against Judge
Swayne, and at which election Judge
Swayne was defeated, are arraigned
in Judge Swayne's court for alleged
frauds at said election of 1888.
Now, in the light of all these facts,
we PROFOUND this interrogatory: Is
Judge Swayne competent to sit in
these cases? y