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is health. Those who desire to DO
beautiful should do all they can to 70.
store their health ii they have lost it,
The work Which one may do, the rest
no must take, his baths, his diet, his
exercise, arc matters for individual ION.
sidoration; but they must be carefully
thought Of aud mover neglected. There
are times when one eau guess, without
looking in the glass, that the eyes are
dull aud the skin IL notified. This is a
case for apeCidC treatment. II you APP
ply to The France Medical InaIitute, IS
and 40 West Gay street, Columbus, Ohio,
or to one Of the physicians who makes
regular visits TO your town, your case
will DO carefully and thoroughly exam.
mod by tho medical stall, who aro all
specialists aud have been chosen for
skill and experience. Their opinion
will be furnished you tree, whether you
taku treatment o r not, They do not
consider that their responsibility ends
when they have taken your case and
furnished treatment; but hold thotu-
selves at all times ready and willing to
aid and direct you by their advice, All
forms Of chronic, nervous aud private
discusses will DO successfully ttoatud on
tho most scientific principles. Consul.
idtiOn free and strictly conhdentiaL-POd.
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nrrnhstnns nnd ProyIsIon..

bTelUhtuub uHl TEuNlelOHas
Cno,oo JuIv l~a-Todav,s closing cables
rnye adyances nj Paris and Beilin md steadincss
elsewhere, This with a revival of the feeling
that WHEAT WINS undIly denressed from ilegitF.
mate caIScs cn,,Sad th1 tnsrket here 10 leave Of
firm, aIThonE6 final prices were kSJ{c lower
than At yesterday's close Wheat started a shade
better on the stronger Liverpool cables, and a
general bull feeling growing out OF crop damage
runon, but the demlRud was soon wholly Suits
fed. Offerings were generous, trade slow. and
when the cool weather was reported In the
northwest quietlng 70 q considerable extent me
approximations OF hot windsl In that region, the
feeling became decidedly heavy and prices went
of.
In corn, first trades were at q triile advance, the
price selling up IsaI}tc moye soon afterwards, ind
closed stronger aud q shade higher.
Oats were weaker,
Trade In provisions was light, but prices were
firm.
Flour easy. !
WHEAT-Cash No. 2 spring 6jfa654c; No Q
sprlug 66o; No, . red O5A4GSlsci July Gt14H66a
6jz1Ssc: September 6S]4a7OaCgIsc; December lou
CoRN-Cash No. 2, l0kc; July i04aiO5Slio3,sc
August 40HailaiOHci September IL ail@Ial14c.
OATs-Cash No 2, ggc: July 25Aa29t4alsEc,
September 25tsa9jISagtgc,
KfEwNG, : SoS Ga,
TTLASSEsiGS pTS VI IN
iLMoThl sEhD-st iV; ,,,. $50. e..o
Mt sd t sGsEo ~ go v'1a' July sioVo scp'eH'
Der slvpglly eolivto' ,,,, "a -o,>. -
SaSh ~ ~ Iuly q 11SzIi SeR!y~UeI
gay S iS5tV 6 5mto IGL5Issbi my int SIM nv son,,,cc2mha
SHORT KiBSIVasn my 1uIy syVgi seplethpeI
sgOa!gag aa9 lOi shoulders - G'Aa oi SNORT cleat
~ inaIU w. IA
~TrrfSp-6niI crenmOrv I5EolOLo. dnIry l5a
Isa =" ~ "|a4'/X' ""
Professionally nj I5c.
NEw YORK, July lS--Flour. receipts 25,U9
barrelsi exports LOn barrels; markGt duli anu
weak. Wheat, receipts i2sgo0 blshelsi exports
25G,OO bushels; salss bJ0'OOO bushels Oh futures
ahu Dj;UOO nltiigls Of sg9l; sIol nlhiho!
n M ,o, " y ~ : ISJd Am,nSI TSftto 7psittc. ssniiSm.
H. To- ySo"y57t, Vno,nhor 55btc". nneenmG M sIosiTIc
G TL recsi,ts iTG90 hi2SsbeiIs. exnorts adm
bUsbsls sSias Ia;6SS bnshNIs nj futures and
10 Ga hvsFeis 81 sSsi. ,SsYisI dali. kWg"st 4sI.a
ISSSISIE". ssntcmhe I9Ilc oets renci5ts 5S6t1
bnsbgjS!' Syports 2s'o06 bushels: ssies $4,000
Snsbeis nj fptnTes md ei0S0 biisbclS nj snot:
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KEEps UNDMR V

The Governor General of siberin in CHI
cago, but Has Not Made His Presence
Known.
CnIcAao, July 18.-Gon. S. NJ. Dom
khovsky, th~egovOrnor general oistboria,
is in the city, although he has not APP
pearcd us u guest OF any prominent
hotel. General DOnkhoysky is on his
way to Siberia, where no will on his
arrival Mt once assume his duties. Why
he is not located in u big Chicago hotel
Is n mystery to tho Russians in the city,
although tits said that an episode which
took place while the general was at the
Windsor hotel in New York may have
something to do with his apparent de-
sire to remain in s~eclusion. The cpl
sode referred to happened thus;
A few days aftor General Donkhovsky
Ind settled down ut tho Windsor and
the New York newspapers had duly an
nounced the rank and high standing Of
the new encouragement OF Siberia, u
lctter was received by the managers Of
the hotel in which It was stated that
steps would be taken to prevent the
general from going on TO Siberia. Tho
letter referred TO him as q tyrant in tho
employ OF q tyrant, whose duties in 81.
IBERIA would consist mainly in oppross-
Ing the unfortunatoS who arc banish0d
10 that land Of the cSar.
1t was stated that Gen. Donkhovsky
did not show any alarm when informed
OF tho contents OF the letter, aud also
that II was decided to have omanatod
from some practical joker. However,
Il IA believed that tho czar's oppointOO
docs not cure to place himself in posi-
ton whero danger could roach him and
on hia arrival In Chicago carefully con.
| coaled his whereabouts, knowing TINT
nj this particular time there were Rus.
sIany OF all sorts and characters located
In tho city. III fact, 1t 10 vol known
TINT there arc ut least two mon residing
In tho city who have escaped from ii.
borla, These aro good citizens aud
would not annoy Con, Donkhovsky,
but no has evidently considered II tho
halter plnn 10 remain inCog while here.
ii AM surprised" said Russian Con.
aul Thai Yesterday, "that | have not re-.
roivod notice OF tho whereabouts Of Con.
NTni Donkhoysky. / know ho IL 10 tho
city, as a friend Of minelhus soon him
In tho exposition grounds. Why he has
not malo his presence known to mo l
am unable to Gay.,'
General D%onkhovsky is hfty.thrOo
yunrp Old. IIe Is o. medlHm height, aad
Lis oroct figure Is well.knit aud lnuscu'
I'M. Ills hair and his tremendous mus.
tnchu ara snow.whito. Tho Car has tic
utmost confidence IN General Donk.
hoysky, and ho ID considered 10 bC q
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s.. II. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheuma-
tism, his Stomach was disordercd, his
Liver was affected to an alarming de-
gree, appetite fell away, and he was ter
ribly reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles OF Electric Bitters cured
him.
had u running sore on his leg OF eight
years standing. Used three bottles OF
Electric Bitters and seven boxes Of
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg is
sound and well. John Speaker, Oatawba,
Ohio, had five large Fever sores on his
log, doctors said he was incurable. One
bottle Electric Bitters and one box Buck
lens Arnica salve cured him entirely.
Sold by Logan Drug Co. 3
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MEDICAL,
TOO OFTEN THE CASE.
INTERESTING PROOFS

s,riety lady, after q round OF
a !Ou agomes suddenly conscious OF IN Nm,
gay't n.,tion. She has frequent attacks o.
g5.rt' E,r bark Cehs, and sue feels due aGa
geHT,,5 Io, look well to your daughtersl
H""Itsn, look we'll TO yourselves
-, ,br int symptom denoting the APP
Lr' ~ disease receive your instant atten'
'' Healthy women are the hope oil the
you and il IS well.nigh criminal 70 neglect
'"y,Liu, which promises relief.
w i}rbD,g is bopsfor all sufferers from Nervous
mr.. Read what follows;
Wr. Jennie @. Davis u fine artist ana an
.r1mp;bhed authoress, of Westheld, Wis.,
I,j b!,n subject 10 headache ever since sue
H"' r.member. So severe were her at
."i g',stncaus attimes temporary dellrlum.
1W,~,,ment had failed to relieve her, but
AZ" n.ing DR.. Miles Restorative NerVine
I I' vritrs; "Nfy record is TO me, ut least,
S,,i. factory. No headache, constantly. In
o,.,,inr appetite, and u consequent gain IN
,v'i,bt Of Two aud u half pounds in just \
weeks later she writes; Have read
and sewed immOderately OF late but my
L.'locbe, do not return"
Vrr John r. Miller,of Valparaiso, linda
v,spnackedt three years ago with turn of life
IN its worst form. It finally went TO her
b,Ij and all indications were that it would
nsplt either in insanity or softening OF the
br,in, Her husband thus writes; II would
i, impossible for me to attempt a description
Jigr sugsrings during all this time, She
va, treated by our pery best local physicians,
with hut temporary benefit, She has taken
Copr bottles Of DIR. MILES RESTORATIVE
S,nyiyg, and Is cured, She has gained
twenty pounds in weight, / tell YOU she
oNen Ileases you for what you have done for
her,
vans Diseases there is no remedy which APP
rnaebes Oh. hllcS Restorative NerriRe. Il Is
fee from dangerous drugs and opiates, Sold
by all druggists, on a positive guarantee, or
d. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
Sold ly Druggists Everywhere. mrlS-NwP4wy
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physicinn,s Advice,

To those who travel, or thosa who re.
main at home during tho summer.
never be without a stimulant" Its
timely use saves the system from many
a shock, and as a preventative OF dis
ease pure whisky has always been
recommended. Max Klein, OF ALLIE
cheney, is a reliable dealer, who only
keeps the purest liquors in stock. His
Silver Age, at 81 80; Duquesne, ut 81 %,
and Bear Crock, at 81 90 per full quart
each, cannot be equaled, Send for cata-
logue and pricd list (mRiled iree) to
Max Klein, 50 Federal street, Allo-
gheny, Pa.
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formerly OF New York, now Of The
France Medical and Surgical Institute,
Columbus, Ohio, by request Of many
friends aud pationts, have decided TO
visit bridgeport, Sherman House, Tues.
day, July Is, aud Bellairo, Windsor
Hotel, Thursday, July 20. Consultation
md examination iFee aad strictly con.
ildoniinl, from o u M. TO o p M, ono
day only,
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FlNANon ANp meade
Tho Features of the Money aud Stock
Nnrkets,

Ahp Features VI thp hAoheS NNN SN
Markets,
NEW YoRK. july l3.-MOney on call was easy AZ
. to S per cent; last loan . per cent; closing Of
iered at Q per cent Prime mercantile paper Ia
10 per cent, Sterling exchange weak at ssi4a
4 s3A. Silver market ruled trmer, with sales OF
certificate. ut 121sc, closing at TSc bid, sales
We're 2j7,OOO shares.
The stock market was extremely giraffe ~ W
eourSe to-day. The fluctuations were Woe anu
frequent but taken altogether u much calmer
feeling prevailed than on yesterday, the behIs
kept up their raid inceSsantly, although u e
shorts In certain stocks while hammering other
parts Of the list This fact WIS most clearly
brought out late In the afternoon, when bur
linglOu Il Quincy aud Rock Island were both
sharply attacked and one bear house alone pur'
chased over 1900 shares 0t ST. Paul. The 10
preston in the two inst named naturally
brought out more or less 81, Paul and other
stocks, The lowest figures touched showed de-
clinGs OF "a In Burlington, "a In Rock Island,
"a In Manhattan, aud ~ per cent in Lake
Shore. After repeated Intellectual attempts 70
force down prices still further, the market nhhl.
ly had u substantial rally, The improvement
was partly due TO the revival OF the talk Of soil
imp6rtations, aud on account Of the decline IN
sterling exchange, the decidedly easier feeling
In call loans, the purchases oi stocks Tor L0huoh
cgTned, tho feeling was decidedly more cOnil'
dent aud there was more buying for ilYestIneh!
account than for some time, The uIaTket closed
tirner In tone.
Railroad bonds were active, Sales S7s2,OV'
Slutp and government bonds dull
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CHICAGO, July l3,-CattlS receipts 1900 head;
shipments 1900 head; market lower prime
8 10: cows g. UOa3 %; Texans s. 2jal 10; stock.
es Z! OOa3 IS. Hogs, receipts 1000 head: ship.
ments 5000 head; market heRvy and higher;
mixed aud packing y S'a6 10y prime heavy 20 10
head Shipments 1000 heud' market lower; ma.
tlves 50 7ja5 %; westerns s. SOai -; Texans So 10
ni 10.
C~tScfRSATt, o., July l9.--IlOgs lower: select
butchers and shippers s. 9OHg "; good 10 extra
1900 head.
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military genius. Up to the time OF his
departure for Siberia he was the Cars
chietpf statf over forty provinces of Rus
STA. Mime. Donkhoysky was born a
Princess of the House Of Golitzin, in
which flows the blood OF tho Romanotfs.
She is q beautiful woman, amiable aud
brave. She il with her husband in the
city,
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OF City, PA, July lS,-OpcnOd and lowest
6slGc; highest and closed 6sNCi sales 10000 bar.
rcis; clcaiuncOs 1900 barrels runs II, Ig3 barrels
shipments 1918 bRrrelS
PITTSBURGH, Pa, July 19-0pcned at 5SNc;
closed and lowest 6Sc; highest 6sNc.
NEW YuRK, July i&,-Petrolcun market very
dull no sales, 6DC bid for August options.
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woULD you ride on a railroad that
uses no danger ~slgnals2 That cough Is
a Sign Of danger. The safest cure is DR.,
Woods Norway Pine Syrup. Sold by
all dealers III u guarantee Of salts
faction. Ddw
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wheeling BrldUe & Terminal RY.


SUNDAY July ., 1894
Leave Wheeling -tGiiO tsi0O, $500 l9.ij 1000
a. m., t2:2b. e2iiO $3.50. iDiO D. m.
Leave Peninsula-tO.iG 1906, $500. 1881, tlOi00
O. M, t2.ai, g2:lG. vt!Jl. 1900, n m
Leave Tettuiunl Ju%uctlou-t7,0, 1900, ei0!(fa
M. tlt9G. o1'90 ti.ti. i6ill. t5.2j. i9ijtp IN.
leave MARTINS ~fcffy-t7:96, 1901, oi0i6j o. IN,
Has. gliGS, t5ilp. i5ilO, ts.11, t9iil n M,
Leave PENN u lu-t138l lD;li, ol0,bg a M ti!la
c2ld. ti!sh, gji2h. rs i6s, llO;Oi ~ M
Artito Whcrllng-t1.i 40, 1870. oil Oj a IN,
ti.hi e7lbl, tbi8i, ib:8l. 1919, li0iii y. m.
tDally tDhlly except sunday iSundaya only,
Al tfalng viii run ON EASTERN Time
W. al and o., L. & W. trains Will not stop
between Martins fefry aud Wheeling
J.E TAusslG, Superintendent
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NEW YoRE, July i3.-Qulto a number OF
buyers have arrived In tho dry goods market
THIS week aud some purchases have been made,
the situation.
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A steam jot casts but a slight shadow,
but il it is given a charge OF electricity
it takOs an orange.brown hue and its
shadow is very dark.
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NEW YonK, July i3,-pig iron dull; American
81 7jAii 20 Copper weak lake SO "a Lead
steady, domestic sjBlhf Tin closed strong;
stEallS SlQ 10.
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EVERY TWO AND A HALF MINUTES.

lulNulcs, delivering nuitlment and lakint,
,,tt W. To- lhutlOr 10 10 filtered Out by Tho liver
N. llngy' aud removed from tho body through
'.N,is ahd The urinary secretion. Any stop.
W obstruction. Of this process may produce
ipinls Of disease tiuh w Dyspepsia,
Iul blood With Ia multlpiIod evils Ualls,
i,i plihplgs, tOttAy Ctiptions, assesses
f,l 'lo kcl, When such distractions exist ~
~ npcl by tue presence Of complaints Rlmil1f
H. l,lt. mentioned, the best medicine 10
nnHlnck blood lniiets, which unlocks tho
,l' removes dl Impure aud Gillette matter
N W. proper channels tIy restoring
M a,illn OF tho slOmach. liver, klduuyE
N.Y. wv H. II H. removes All Impurities III
ti,f, oi TON q common plmplO 10 tho worst
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A typo OF firearm has been invented
in England by which compressed gas is
utilized instead OF powder us propell.
ing force.
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~ pennsylvania Stations.
nnSgNani1At lines.
Trains Run by Central Time.

TfrHgr OYTtIrs At pENHpYLYANtA .BrATios Oi
WIfEH BT., POOR F E%LryEHrt ST WIEELiN0,
AT MCLuhE HOuaE, WHEELING, AVID Al 1tF
pENNhYiIYAEh BTA11oH. phtbdtFuhr
SOUTHWEST RYFrrN-"rAN HANDLE liouTE."
AnLltM AnLItY nrnnpt HnNnLY
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clYolNvArl o. July lo,-cottOn UNCHANGED.
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TIME CARD.

Arrival aud departure Of trains on and after
May q, lSgL EXFLANATiOS or RklIREhck
excepted; jSatlrday excepted; Isunday only;
saturday only, Eastern Standard Tina
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"DRily, tDRily except Sunday
J.E TERRY, Gen, Freight & Pass Agent,
JOHN BhlLlE. 1900 Market Street.
T. +. DUNBAR, Union Depot jyG
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RIVER RAILROAD 90.
SOUTH

on and after Monday, Juno 10, Passenger
TTnlus will run as follows: oDailY. tDaily tx.
rnnt guudHy, Central time,
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FINANCIAL.

G. L4MA, President Jos sEYBnLD, Cashier
IA JEFFERSON, Assistant CashieE
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1893-07-15
NEED OF OLD METHOD DIS.

The San Francisco Daily Report
thinks il is about time for California
10 return to the old methods OF pun.
ishing criminals, which was by the I'm.
provised gallows and the vigilance com.
mittee.
In the early days when 9 murderer
was caught red handed, he swung the
same day. Now he never swings at
ell. Crime is growing more rampant In
California daily. Bandits who shoot
down officers are glori6ed by the press
and protected by the farmers.
Bank defsulters and boodlers down
the juries, ~murderers get new trials,
change Of venue and the like, and
finally are pardoned by the Governor.
Nobody who commits crime has any.
thing but si~semporary fear Of the re.
suits.
Most Of the lawyers in California
belong to the criminal class, and pro-
tect their associates. 1t Is easy to buy
up Q jury, and the judges on the
bench are. msny.of them, purchasable
scoundrels, who are there with . polit.
ical pull to make all the money they
can.
Under the circumstances ID would
seem that q return TO the old public
lynching will soon be an imperative
necessity in California.
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BEFORE THE DAWN.

"It is always darkest just before the
dawn" is q trite old saying which many
Of the most ardent friends Of silver are
inclined to make applicable to the pres
ent mosetsry condition Of the country.
Il is argued that the present crisis.
caused by the action Of the East Indian
government, can have but one result and
that the restoration Of silver to its old
and time-honored position as an equal
partner with gold; because midas action
will 90 far TO convince our representa-
tiyes 10 Congress from the far Eastern
States that silver money is absolutely
necessary as q factor to national pros
perity, II does not seem credible that
an American Congress can deliberately
20 TO work TO destroy silver and prevent
lis use as money. Evidence is accumu-
latiuQ that the bankers and business
men Of the East are becoming fright.
ened over the prospects which their "
action has brought about, and at last are
beginning to study what the effect would
be upon their " prosperity il the peo-
pie Of the West, who are their debtors,
we're deprived Of the means to pay their
debts. Let the Eastern Sbylosks once
become convinced that the destruction
of silver will mean their owu financial
ruin, and we may be sure that they will
no longer stand in the way OF those who
advocate free coinage and true bimetsl-
lism as . panaces for the evils that
beset Us.
Financial independence can only CONT
through the adoption OF the double
standard, and this we feel hopeful will
be the outcome of the deliberations OF
Congress. Bimetallism makes France
independent Of London, and il will have
the same effect upon this country. As
showing how infinitely better of France
is under the double standard, which
renders her financially independent OF
London, the Denver Sun directs stten-
tion to the incidents immediately follow.
ing the Barring failure. London ct once
drew upon her American securities, and
the depression in London was immedi-
ately followed by a sympathetic dspres-
sion In this country-a depression not
improved by the condition OF affairs
which followed in Australia. While we
were 10 the slough Of financial tumult,
bimetallic France rode the crest serene
and prosperous, and the deficiency re-
quired, after the resources in this coun-
try and the colonial banks had been ex-
bausted, was loaned by France to the
Bank Of England. The condition oil
France to-day is an unanswerable argu-
ment in favor Of the double monetary
standard.-Ogden Standard.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1893-07-15
IN 1884 WE HAD STATESMEN.
NOW WE HAVE

In 1892 the silver dollar was coined
and made the unit of value. In 1884 the
gold dollar had appreciated so its
bullion value exceeded that Of the silver
dollar. What did Jackson and his COM
patriots do? Why, increased the metal
in the silver dollar 10 make II equal TO
the gold dollar for the benefit Of the
oilers? No, sir; nothing Of the kind.
They took enough grains out of the gold
dollar to make it of equal value with
the silver dollar. They were patriots
then, loved justice and equal rights. In
1898 the silver dollar, from having been
~legislsted and Disseminated against. has
fallen below the gold dollar in bullion
value. What is proposed to be done
nowi The plutocratic press has given
out the word-about 40 per cent must
be added to the bullion value Of the
silver dollar-all for the benefit Of
idlers and thieves. There were patri-
OTIS and statesmen in control Of our
public affairs in 1884, while we have
in 1898 s--well, we will wait and
see whether we have anything.-Ameri-
can Nonconformist.
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A SAD conmESrARY ~ TRUE.

That the hand Of Grover Cleveland
is the only one who can safely be u
trusted with guiding this country
through the financial crisis sngendered
by Wall street, the national banks and
aggregated capital here and in Europe
for the FINAL and total enslavement OF
mankind, would indeed be . sad COM
mentary on republican institutions II
true. Yet the San Francisco Examiner,
pretending to speak for the Democratic
party, which on this occasion IL misrep'
resents in . manner q Ia Cleveland, comes
out bold and makes that assertion. Any
one who has kept track Of the Demo-
cratic press only back as far as 1880, the
Examiner among them, when every
State Convention, except New York and
Massachusetts,, adopted the free coin
9 plank, that press howled and howled
and kept on bowling until the sun set Oh
that memorable election day, for free
coinage. The result was 9 political revo.
luton never before witnessed. So when
now the Examiner ome out, turns .
complete somersault and makes such an
assertion as the above, people are some
what astounded and can hardly realize
whether that paper is perpetrating . huge
joke, has gone insane in its admiration
for the aforesaid Grover Cleveland or
like 90 many others has adopted the
golden collar Of Wall street. III
Grover Cleveland il the only Moses
to lead US out Of this financial wilder
ness then this country is surely to be
pitied, for as far as heard from there 10
no other Grover Cleveland in this coun-
try nor any one else who would under.
take to bulIyrag his party in the way he
is doing to comply with the demands OF
Wall street. There are, however, q
great many people who entertain q
strong belief that If the said Grover
should succumb to disease, or in some
other way be forced to step down and
out, some one in this great country could
be found who has the ability and could
be prevailed upon to pilot the ship OF
state to Q safe harbor. The people are
becoming aware Of the political leprosy
that is COMMUNICATING this country. They
are about coming to the conclusion that
they have no use for political tricksters
as leaders Of great national parties.