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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-28
UNCON7R0VRRIIBLE.
Not What We Say. But
What Others Say.
Some Facts About Catarrh, Given
by q Noted Physician who Has
Made the Subject
Careful Study.

"The lining membranes Of the nose
and throat being most exposed to the
air are usually the first to become
affected by catarrh. As soon as the
catarrh becomes seated either in the
nose or throat 1t begins to slowly spread
to other parts. Numerous passages
open into the pharynx or upper throat,
and as they are lined With the same
mucous membrane which line the phar.
ynx, the catarih can easily flud It's way
to almo0t any part Of the body.
ut may go upward into the middle
ear and cause deafness, or into the
frontal sinuses and cause constant
frontal headache. The catarrh may 50
downward through the G!ophagus into
the stomach and cause dyspepsia, OF
through larynx, trachea and bronchial
tubes TO the lnngs, causing hoaTseness
loss Of voice, chronic cough, bronchitis
and consumption"
Mr.. John Holmes, resident OF Mar
tin's Ferry, and an employe as puddlel
at the Standard Mil, iu an interview
with the writer, relstes bis experiences
as follows:
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"Ihaye been troubled with CatArrh for ten or
twelve years. had headache, accompanied by
sharp, shooting pains. Ny head and nose woNld
stop up 50 that was compelled ID breathe
through my mouth. Tho mucous or matter
would drop from my head back into my throat,
ii Gd continuous ringing Do!seS III my cars.
"As the disease became more seated, trouble
some cough set In. had pains In my chest and
experienced a dull, tired feeling al the tune
NV appetite was variable; only sometimes had
a relish for food, but Il would lay heavily on my
stomach, causing a distressed feeling, and my
bo TelH were never regular,
"My sleep was broken and full Of starts. ]
felt more tired in the morning on arising than
when went TO bed the night before. Life be
came quite burden TO mo. ! sought relief in
different 60 called remedies and failed 10 and 8
sinGIo one that benefited ne,
"HeAIinR OF Drs. Copeland i Bells marvellous
success, IconSulted them, having little faith in
their ability 10 do me any good. Twas very
sRrGeGbIy surprised, however. After few treat.
ments noticed decided change for the better,
ana in a snort time those tisagrGeabte symptoms
began disappearing one By one. At present
feel like new man physically. and those gen
tlemen have my everlasting gratitude.
"JoHN HoLNES."
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and also ofmoraI worth, as the character
Of the candidate is ascertatned before
examination. No..
ment REQUIRE the closest application on
me part Of the Secretary and his assist
ants: and the freedom from Emporium
IN now enjoyed for appointments 10
places that are within the classified SER
Vice. and the saving Of valuable time
heretofore devoted to the distribution q
minor patronage, are Of very great Gd'
vantage. and enable these officers TO de.
vote more thought to the important
questions Of administration constantly
arising. Tho clerks received from the
Civil Service Commission usually adapt
themselves readily to the duties they
are called upon TO perform, and rank
among the most efficient in the Depart
ment." Go.
Under the constitution the Congress
ia the legislative branch Of our govern
ment, and has no legitimate administra'
tive functions. Yet everybody knows
that under the system that has grown
mn. the distribution OF large psrt OF the
/ D00llc DdtT0nhk6 III aAiAe0NShSN ~ !
members Of Congress, who are expected
to weigh the claims Of party workers and
70 reward with offices those who appear
to have the largest political influence.
The time Of the members Is taken from
the duties placed upon them by the con.
stitution, and devoted TO those imposed
by the political system. The patronage
aystem impairs their usefulness as legiB'
lators, tempts them to use the offices as
brides by making the appointments IN
payment Of personal services rendered
10 themselves, and Is great promoter
Of strife and dissatisfaction. It is really
a source OF weakness to the party IN
power. It's 40 wonder that the Civil
Service law, which goes on the American
principle Of "a fair field and no favor"
has the hearty support OF such leader
as Congressman Lodge and Mckinley
| Il is growing in strength with the people
who look into the facts, and 10 here &c
stay. VIZ. ERsKESE.
Wheeling, Feb. %, 1901.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-28
PUBLIC SALE.
ATTENTION, CAPITAL!
GREAT BARGAINS.
DWELLING HOUSES
AT PUBLIC SALE.

The following desirable Dwelling LOuFci, w
DO offered At public sale at the front door o. i6e
Court House OF Ohio county oil sATURDAl'
FEBRUARY q, 1891, at 10 O'Clock a. M, w;
FirEt-0ne double frame two story TN Ip9l
dwelling house, containing four rooms SseS'
situated at Nos. 81 and 10 twenty SIKH 1ieV''
Rents for 50 each per month: A..
seeond-0He thFee-feeGed flame cottSge, W
ROOF, situated ut NO. 2GOS Alley +. Rents IOt +"
per month.
ThIrd-One double brick, tin roof tEoEtoITI,
and ATTIC, dwelling house, situated At nos. .T'
ADd 1905 Wood street, AETaaged for Tour tenant;
three rooms each. Now renting Tor SU PH
month In all. ,...,.I
All OF the above described property Is situated
at the corner Of Twenty sixth and Wood Streets
on lots Nos. l and 2, C9ldwell's addition. .,,.o,
Fourth-Lots Nos. IS aud II, on csSt AceG o.
Main street, on which Is erected two tcpGdLlI;@S
rows OF brick dwelling houses, Nos. 2oV0 70 ~;
containing sIx dwellings to each row, hEI11 igS
for sixteen tenants IN all, now renting ioI MY
per year. This property IL very subs:GnuA!3
built, with extra heavy stone foundation ~
brick division walls VIII be offered singy ~
hs whole 10 tho highest bidder. The proIt!ny;
will pay from 1910 ID per cent rs an Investment,
Fifth-ThRt largo twN-Etory and DlsemthE
brick, tin Tooied, boarding house ana hg Wy,
room situated 1t No. 8ji Main street. W iHTs
known a. the EOkhRTt property, now oNhvu
the Standard Building Association, anu NUS W
sold 70 close It's afiGlfs. !, 10,
TERMs-HalT cash, balance in one ana ~ "
years, With interest, notes secured o. G''1
trust on the property. -,,o,l
Now please examine all OF the above and IO'A
out for bargains. ,,-.,,h,,
N. Bon account OF the uniAyorablc wel'n5G
and OF the flood, tho above tAe has been ~
journed 10 Saturday, March 7, at 10 a. M
''' 'N''"V4 t JANE <. HENRY. Agent, OF
feiOLNWAg LII HERVEY, AuCliOneet.
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Of shooting dogs than to the suppression
Of the gambling saloons, policy shops,
ETC., for we End that 200 canine lives
were sacrificed at the muzz'e Of the pO'
lIceman's pistol. Prostitutes have been
arrested to the number Of S42, while the
gamblers have been unmolested. Raids
on houses Of i'll fame are made peEiodi'
cally and the inmates required to pay a
ane. which virtually amounts to- license
fee to permit them to run until tbs
date Of the next "pull," while the Chic
has been satisfied with two raids on thu
gamblers in an entire year, If We under
stand the tabis presented by him in TIT
.ra1nYt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-28

TIE Pittsburgh Di,patch says that the
miserable bolch made Of the West hang
ing will serve to start anew the discus.
sion as to what constitutes the best and
leas. offensive method of taking human
LIE legally. What 1t ought to do is to
start the discussion concerning the abb
clifton Of the death penalty altogether.
The chief object in Furnishing a muir
dersr is not gained by taking the muir
d.rer'a life.
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DIED.

CooRE-on Friday, February p, 1891, az O:l6 a;
m. CHHsLtS Ai.,RRr son Of DR.. John and
Elizabeth Cooke. aged q years and 9 days.
Funeral on Saturday at 1880 p. m, from his
istnsr's residence in Kirkwood. Interment
Of Llnwood cemetery.
CARMACK-on Friday, February q, 1891, at
1850 D. m, JoHN CARHACK, IN tho 72nd year
OF hiB Sge.
Funeral ftom his late residence, No. 1853 FIJI
teenth street, Sunday afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
Intermeut at PenInSulr cemetery. Friends
Of The family invited to attend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-28

THE movement to raise Sherman
statue fund in New York already gives
signs OF being afflicted with the. same
disease by which the Grant fund met its
fate. Now York is pretty good at shed.
ding crocodile tears over the graves Of
tbs Nations heroes, but she is slow about
raising money to build statues. There
seems to BE- sad lack Of patriotism
among New York's monied men.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-28

THERE would have been no necessity
for an extension Of the session OF the
Legislature had tho course Of the Re-
publicans been adopted. They have
done everything in their power to ex'
psdite legislation and to save to the tax.
payers Of the State the extra expense OF
nearly 5000 that will now BIO entailed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-28
WHEELING, FEBRUARY %. 1891.

We will soon be rid Of Congress and
the country will have a nice long rest,
but West Virginia won't enjoy 1t, for
abe must bear the affection Of fifteen
DAYS more Of the Legislature.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-28

HENRY s. IVES is at it Ogain. he is
said to be planning another scheme to
bleed Wall street. The young Napoleon
does not seem to be satisfied with one
term in jail and is trying to break in
o,,;n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-28

WA N'CEO Agents to ,rll the pipl,,, c.
W AN lED Lnsj the only lne ever ibyst,st is!
holds the clothes without pins q perfect ,Stss,
whom the exclusive rislt / Giyeni on reesiei to
cents we will send q sample line by mail; KIN y, .
cullTs; price list and terms TO agents. s,, 49, or
territory At once Address The lsInIs.s Nj, your
Line Co.. u Hermon Street, Worcester, MAJ 'Ae'
,,oo6uAI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-28
PUBLIC SALE!

On SATURDAY, FEBRUARY o. ls9l, WI y Y
offered at public sale (unless sooner di'posss ~
At private sale) At the College Building on r. r.
street, the entire furnishing OF Whtc.lps "
male College. Two Sets IRrl0r Chairs B a'ISa
Carpet on paTloTB and halls: Lace CGt l.,..i
LGmbrequlnS POrticre, Centre Table hhd SSSv;'
Also, HalFack, Bedbteads, MATTRESSES, Pl. !1,
pitcheFS, Stop Jan, Window Shades, C2I2ts'
Chairs, Plain Tables from three feet 10 n ..,SI
feet In length, Extension Table, keiiigelInss"Ii
DiAhes. Six Stoves, Kitchen Range, lAcS"'-'
Laundry Stove aud Boiler, Tubs, etc X ortr
TERMS OF SALE-Sums under $50, ca'h, w"
$50, approved negotiable note at sixty 90 s.o,,.
The furniture can be examined III the HV'E'
Ing bOfoEo tho sale.
aAl0 70 begin a. 10 O'Clock a. m, .,-,prI
fe25-YAB II. Il. BLAtsbbss:-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-28
H9alth is Wealth!
We GUARANTEE SIX BOXES

To cure any case. With each order received by
us foFSix boxes, accompanied with g. %, wowill
send the purchaser our written guarantee 10 re-
fund the money II the treatment does not eject
cure. Guarantees issued only by
NOLAN BROTHERS. Drugs lists,
Cole Agents McLAiu's Block, corner MARKET and
Twelfth streets, Wheeling. ". Va jale 1ThS4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-28
nn26.WAA
ron RENT.

ToR RENT-STORE ROOM, C0P 3'
l Third and Main streets, Apply 70 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-28

EOR RENT-C0TTAGE IN PLEAS,
IL ANT YALLEY.-seyGn Rooms, Pantry. 81,
lar, Front and Back PorChes, Fruit ard shISs
Trees. Natural Gas, etc. Inquire Of I. = ~.
pILI0N, Elm Grove Roller Mis-. jc ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-28

WANTED-A MAN TO TAKE AN
w Office aud represent mAuuiSotnTer. 81
per week; small cnpiinl required. AddTesS ~. ~
stamp. Manufacturer, Box ~, West Action. wIs ~
OFthrIs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-28
NEW Anrnnr1sEMENTs.

TOR SALE CHEAP-sHELvIEG
i and Counter1. Must DO told at once. Ap-
ply at 1000 Main street Ie&S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-28
WANTED.

SALESMEN-WE MAKE 4 In
- ERAL offer 70 travelling and local Ult-Sa-
In every State who call on Ictail grocer al "
TEN ENTIRE WHEAT FLOUR Co, isS ItS:
street, Chicago Ill. hsIe
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-28

WTANTED-FIvE OR SIX GOOD
w Carponterl. Apply 70. A. McCRACKRN,
Terminal Bridge Round House, on the PENN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-28

The Coal Trade Journal, OF New York
CITY, in this issue, makes the following
..ooj oo;pt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-28

EIRgT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
JIG The Pastor, Rev. D. A. CunnInRhAIn, D. D.,
will preach at ll:SC a. IN. and 1850 p. m, sao'
b lth School at q IN. t&E5,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-28

NIROULARS DIsTRIBUTED
" about Chicago. EnyoloDCs addressed.
NallirR lists furnIShed any trade, United Stat
or Canada. Have also 10000 farmers. Write
US. TRADE CIRCULAR ADDRESSING CO., -
CLARK street. Chicago, Ill. Established lHi0. zen
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-23
The Ballot Bill

A quite prevalent error in regard to tue
Australian ballot is that ii requires secrecy
and tsn1s - demean men VINO take pride
in their political courage. Much Of the
argument against the bill is of this nature.
The fact is that il is secret enlv TO those
who wish i. 70 be secret, AMI does not for
bid men who are bold from declaring their
preferences IN pnblic. It aoss prevent
creditors from knowing ho< those iudeb-
ted vote. Is prevents employers from
watching the ballots Of the works. gmea
wbo depend on them for bread. II pre-,
vents the party bosses and other small das.
pots from Swapping their whips over the
backs of voters. Il prevents the brieer
from knowiag whether his money gels a
vote or net. All these objects are desirabls.
and csn harm no one. Under the proposed
law the bold man csn vote "a boldly as he
desires to. sad the simii man eau vote
boldly too
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A Euay Sssston.

The day of adjournment appears 10 be,
rs yet, undetermined. There seems to
he purpose among the members Of the
Legislature TO take all the time that
may be necessary for the proper cousid-
GRAFTON of the many important matters
that are now before IL. There also
appears to be q very earnest and gem
crsl desire to guard against sny hssty
or ill.considered legislation. Not
for many years has Maine
Legislature had to deal with
so many important and far. reach
ing matters As have claimed the atten.
ton of the present one. This has been
emphstieally working session. Early
aud late the members have devoted
themselves to its exScting lshers
They have given TO every matter that
has come before them fair aud can
did consideration. The record thu:
far has been = splendid one and
we do not fear, with Portland
Advertiser, that any legislation will abe
put through hastily and without du,
deliberAtion.. We think the importaRl
measures now pending will be given fal
and candid consideration before they ar,
acted upon The present session hal
only emphasized the inaaeqaaey of tt,
pay given members of the 1.egisla
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Ho~ Asoo.soot r.,n.r. sss~a n


L =
An sFsrs hss been n.sde 70 create The
impression hat popular sentiment 10 Aroes-
toox is oopassd 90 tns so-csllsd Australian
Ballot bill. and the representatives, from
this county ~ho hsve voted Against the
measure ksve, Ia psst st least iussiaed
ihei; opposition 10 il oa tie ground that
they vsre acsins In acco;dsnce With tie
sensinssn. Of thar constituents.
The.s gentlemen viii be somewhat
embarrassed IL TIER Efforts to make the
ressin.icns recently sd3pted by the A.ecs.
sock Pomona Grange harmonic With thei.
ssozt stasm2tioas ~ 10 the Iabiie cpposi'
ten 70 this measure In AGooetpok county.
The people in ssis county are IN very
largo psrr farmers. and the A1aostook
Pomona Grspgs, 3 hedy composed Of highly
Intelligent and representative farmers, m&y
fairly be supposed 70 riec. quite aeon
ysseiy By ifs as;srancss, the state Of opinion
smons the farming class in Aroos.sok on
any given gGsstlon.
Especially ought this TO be srus OF a case
where tie action 81 the organization Is
gnphasic ard practically uuxninaeus. - Ia
the Instance we refer TO.
The gszHsefs have not Cnly spoken On
this question, but they have spoken
~irh esrre.tness and unaaimity. The
vigor Of tiseiY .'vfsreas. and the plsin,
straight language Of their resolution, be-
speak, not mere "Eind" or the rssait Of
action taken BY an OIL .ious and crsnky
few. but the presence in that organization
Of conviction which its members evil
IDENTIFY share ia common with their neigh
tors In and out Of the grange.
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Magnificent eight Seeing Tou,s

Mess.s. Raymond & Whitcomb prssen
q splendid programme of California tour
for the spring. Three parties will leave
Boston on the same date (Monday, Apri
20) for a trsnscontinental journey. Superb
vestibuied trains of Pullman palace cars
with dinipg-csrs and other hrst-class sp
pointments will convey these travellers ovel
their long routes 10 and from the Pacific
Coast. One party will return from San
Francisco via Salt Lake City and the Den
yer & Rio Grsnde Railway and the Others
come east over the Northern Pacific and
pass week in the Fellows stone Nations
Park. One makes 3 voy age to Alaska, thu.
seeing about everything from the Mexican
border to the great Muir Glacier in the fsr
north. The several trips occupy from 81
to 81 days. and the return tickets sre good
for much longer period If desired. a de.
soriptive clrcuisr Of 1872 pages may be OBJ
tanned at the office Of the firm, 1876 Wash.
ington street. opposite School street, B0s.
ton, OF VIII be sent free by mail
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An analysis o, the 5ens,es Veto
Portlsna Advertiser. |

Analysis Of the Senste's vote on the
ballot bill with ihe SpesF anne ndment shows
that Cruiberisnd, York, AndroscGggin
Knox. Oxford. pjFcstaquis, Ssgsdshoc.
Somerse, eHi Waldo voted so.idly for the
bill, feuohscot. F'anklln snd Lincoln
voted soi;ily against it Ayoostoos
ana Waehiogton were eserly divided,
and kopnebec would have hsen solid
fer and Haneock Sgsiasg but for the pair of
Msssrs. Bs'hes and Gri-Ge. rhst l., ten
out Of the six'esn counties, including the
fous most populoCs and mot strongly
Republican IN the State, faver the Austra
Asn system, whiis the delegation Of only
ore large cou-'y-2eHobscot is unit
sesiTss i; What, then, becomes ef the
Bangor Wings eft repeated assertions thai
the people 20 not want this system. and
that Repabicsa sentimen: Was oyerwheln I'M
iuzly sgsinst il;
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1t Is certainly to be hoped that In the
hurry of the closing days Of the session
matters relative TO taxation may not
fail to be carefully considered Tbs
people Of Msine are earnestly desirou,
for more equitable distribution of the
burdens of taxation. They believe that
there are many inequalities under our
present laws, They have come
to the present Legislature for relief and
no desire for haste in winding up the
work of the session should prevent then
from securing any relief that can bs
afforded them from inequalities growing
out OF the present distribution Of The
public burdens
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-23

4 gentleman who lectured on fools
printed his tickets SIS above. Suggestive,
certainly, and even sarcastic. What fool.
are they Who suffe. the inrosds of disease
vh31 thew might he cursd. DR.. pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery IL sold undsr a
positive guarantee of It's nenefi.ing or cur
ing in every case of Liver. Blood, and
Lung disease, or money paid for it viii
be ohetrfully refunded. In all blood tl:n,s
and impurities Of whatever name or nature,
Il is moet positive in its curative effects
Pimples, Blotches, Erupaons, and ali Skin
and Scalp diseases, ara radically cured b;
This wonderfsl medicine. Scrofulous dis.
ease may affect the glands, causing swell.
logs Or tumors; the bones, causing "Fever.
sores "WhIe Swellinge,' "Hip-ioini
Disease or the tissues Of tte lungs, caus.
ing PULMONARY Consumption. Whateve,
its manifestations NAV be, Golden Med
cal Discovery" cures il. mar23d&wfolrm.
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RICH. at the seat Of difficulty, is accom-.
plished by the sure and steady Elm of Dr..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy. Don't fool
around with 8 pop gun. nor Flint lock, =
when this reliable Winchester" is within
reach! DR.. S,gs's treatment Of catarrh ia
far superior 20 the ordinary, and when
directions arc reasonably we'll followed,
results in permanent cure Don'l longer
be Indifferent TO the verified claims Of his
uafsiling remedy. Five hundred dollay.
is offered, in good faith, for an incurabl..
case Of csfarrh in the head, By its proprie.
tors, the Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association, Buffalo. N. Y. At all drug
gists. mar233&wfolrm
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Al the annual meeting Of Trinity g.
naudery Knights Templsr, held o. -
evening Of March 20, the following esscsss
we're elected for the snssing year =
McMurdie. eminent commander; :. y
Dudley. seneraiissimo; II. A. Heath, -
tain general; d. L. Allen, prelses; Il W
Plsis,ed, senior warden; c. W. 5ess'
Junior warden; Treby Johnsen, tssasssn'
J. =. Blanchard, recorder. m 'nss
ton Of officers viii take place A7fil II =
viii be public to Sir Heights and Isiiss e
also members Of Cashnoc, Jsrusalsn :
Winthrop ch spssrs and their iadiss.
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Tbs Psople Desire II.
IWaierviiie Sentinel. I

There can no longer be any doubt that
the people ef this Stste desire the enact
ment of secret ballot bill. If rot for all
towns then let il be limited TO cites. - an
experiment, both in nsnicipAi and Sac
elections. Two years Of cbiscs iss.ozs ii
the cities will demonstrate the ntiiitv o. thi.
method of btileting in Msine better than
many years Of theorizsaR Republican
Legislators will make mistake If they DC
not head 70 ibis extent s. least. flls nc mis-
taxable call OF the voters Of TIE Stste.
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EDITORS TABLE.

Sitting Bull ard the Irdisn War" Is the
title Of volume which has just been is,
sued from the press Of the Edaewcod Pub.
Nshing Company. 1t is from the pen of ".
Fletcher johnson, the sell-kuown autbor
OF The Johnstown Flood Stanley in
Africa and oiher popular works. 1t is
needless TO say thA; The nuok is most
entsrtsiriug ard instructive one. |.
gives a most comprehensive account
of the Dakota lediaus, and of the
various elements which entered into The
recent Indian War in that State
The checkered career of Sitting Bull is
reviewed with graphic power. The whole
Indian problem IS discussed With impartial
fairness. las = work that can be read
with both interess and profit,
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At st. Marks church on Friday, vhish
will be celeb'ated Is Good Friday. the fsc'
tor win give reading, appropriate TO thas
solemn feast, at the 7,30 p. M. services. n
past years the music at this services ~
been almost entirely dispensed with, but -
Friday the full choir will take part In ths
evening service, the music being selecisd
from some Of the chu,chb most beautiful
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