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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR GRADING.

Scaled proposals viii be received ut the Office
OF the Board Of Pablo Works OF the city OF
Wheeling until - o'clocS noon on Monday,
Ap-il @ 1894 for grading OF ThtrtceBth s.rect
extension TO Woods street, Gal cubic yards
Specifications can be sect a. the once % the
Hoard or Pubilc Works. Bids 20 bs msge hg tho
cubic yard. Ihs Bolrd reserves the rign; %
reject auy or ql. % IA CT to Doe gi,on 8 t1e nest
interest for he city or Wheeling. Proposals -
be marked proposes fsr Grading
r, order Of tue Board o. fuolic Works,
mr2sh THOS. NJ. DAEEAH, Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29

McKANE is in Sing Sing and misery.
Isn't it about time for the New York
daiHes TO stop kicking the poor devil
and turn their'attention Co the bigger
rascals in metropolitan politics, who are
far more culDable and dangerous?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29

zsths Edf,r or t,s ReTs-r--
rE.-Understanding that Billy Plim-
mcr. now 40 the Grand, is anxious 70 Of
fer a purse OF $50 90 any Wheeling man
Who will stand before bin for four
rounds. desire 90 say that I viii try TO
fil the bin, and will meet aim or his
friends at the Milwaukee this afternoon
.at2 o'clock sharp. JAMES Rowan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29

THE Christie Bread Knife received
highest award at Worlds Columbian
Exposition for their superior excellency,
originality and general make. Fha
wheeling Bakery will give one OF these
most excellent knives for 100 tin seals
from their bread.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29

THE cotton mills Of Georgia already
have orders that will keep them rua-
ming six months &C least. This is tho
sort OF news We like 10 cotton to.
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NOTES OF TAG RIyEE
vs. OF tas Boats aaa BOatRsa AIOag


News or tas Boats and BoatmeA Aloas
tie Ohia.
PIrrsBURe, PA. March 2s.-River,
6 feet o inches and falling weather
warm aud rainy.
on CITY. PA, March 9s.-River , feet
and falling; weather cold, vita light
snow falling.
MSRGANTowS, w. VA, March IS
River 2 feet Sinches and falling; weather
cloudy and cold.
SrEUBENvuLE, O., March 2s.-River
10 feet and falling; weather clear and
cold.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29

AMcNe the distinguished guests At
she opening Of the medical museum OF
the international Medical Congress az
Rome was SiEnor BAccLLL which was
very appropriate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29

THE Mahoning Valley iron mills VIII
start Up &c once. The difficulties be-
tween the employers and the men were
settled yesterday. One more drop in
the bucket OF prosperity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29

THE promptness with waich Council
acted last nlghtin awarding the garbage
contract shows that Council kuows how
20 transact business when 10 wants 70.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29

SECRETARY HoKE SMITH has dis
barred another pension attorney fraud
from practice. Keep it up. There are
scores Of those parasites who feed OF
the pensions Of the veterans.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29

CoxEy has steadily lost and gained
recruits. His army now numbers
about zoo, about the number he had at
the start. Is IS evident that the tramDs
picked Do along the route join the army
at mealGna and desert il they can't
stand tho tramp t,ll tho next meaI-time.
Some are 60 hungry that after eating
one allowance O; grub they walk around
the tent, s.t down again aud GET a1oth-
en-. by this method many have sur
rounded four square meals IN day.
The scheme has beeu discovered, how
ever, aud O s.op put 10 it by the meal
ticket device. CoNEY should start a
campaign mex; year to feed stray dogs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29

AvorHrE American hoiress has been
captured. On general principles we
object to this sort Of thing, but TO
tbis case Wo have no special "kick
coming" The young lady is the
daughter OF Banker BEEwsrEG, Of New
Yo-k. and the gentleman, Count HENa
de. FrANKESsrErN, OF Italy who has
more money than bis bride. Ii was
case OF love at FIRST sight between a
pretty American blond aud q handsome
Young italian, who proved his devotion
Dv following her 20 America, and yes
terday they were uaited by Cardinal
c7rsoVs We don's like i,, but the
Count seems 20 be a pretty good sort
el fellow, boaorab,e and respectable,
eaa co, we wish him and his bride Joy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29

NIISSEtr0ls, 1INN,.. March 2S.-Tbe
State League OF Republican Clubs is in
session here Governor Mckinley OF Ohio
is lece also. aud is t1e lion of the occasion.
All day ha has been attending receptions
and making speeches.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29
LIED.

CLOCSR-Sunday morning, March 25th, 1894,
At his home az Nor,h Baltimore, o., WiLLIAH
CLousE, OF heart disease. a-ed 50 years
The romans are at the residence OF Louis
Long, Second ward, Bellaire, o., from which
place the funeral will take place. Dato Of fu-
neraI hereafter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29

ONLY ice-men can afford TO go TO
summer resorts next season. a nice
man would not rob his reighbors thus.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29

BIIzzAEDs and snow and colder
weather c0mjns. When win Mr.. Nor
TON get on to his business?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29

Thursday. Friday and Saturday and Saturday
Matinee, March q 70 ara 81.
Geo. Di1on's Master" BILLY PI4INMEEs
Eirh Class and RefEed Specially Co. includ-
ing Irslands Bantam weight P1gilist, ice
MeGrath. and RenHy Eurphy-
Night pvices-I5 8, 8. &c. Matinee Pricss-
=, = and sc mr5
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Lunch Tonight

An elegant Lunch will be served at
the Buffet tonight, from $3.50 o'clock
until midnight.
JAMES LAEKIN, Proprietor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29

lsrVK gums and mouth and dazzling teeth
And breata Of balm ana lips OF rose,
Are found not In this world beneath
With young or old, save only those
VVro ever wisely. Whilc they may,
Use SOZODONT By night and day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29

An elegant Lunch will be served az
the Buffet tonight, from $50 O'Clock
until midnight
JANIEs LARkIN. Proprletor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29

THE b. & O. is 60 be couplIueutod
on the enterprise is has exhibited re-
Gently 10 the shape OF expensive pur-
chases Of new lines and general road
improvements, which it IS said have
nocessitated the negotiation OF q s1o,-
COO, 600 loan in New York and London.
Thare is room for more. Keep 20 up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29

Ir's an ice state Of affairs when con-
goaled water brings seven dollars a ton.
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IEhRETEo.

zIMMER-LONG- Wednesday, March
., a. S o'clock P. n, by Row. Ulfort, pastor Of
ST. Johns Church, DE- HERMANN /INNER and
Miss NELLIE LONG.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29

mr.. j. w. TrEEurq O., Martins
Ferry, has boen recommended by Con-
Qrsssman PEAEsoN for postmaster Of
that town. While the recommendation
is not az good as an appointment, &c is
the next thing TO &c, and Mr. TEEsuL
and his friends feel h.ealg ei2ted. The
accommodation OF Nr. n. is quite
complimentary 90 him in view OF the
active canvass made fog the place 10y
others. TIE REGISTER cougVatulatos
YOU, Mr. T.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29

FIFTY tramps we're arrested In Bur
fsIo, II. Y, yesterday, and locked up.
They said they were marching on 90
Washi1Eson TO Join CoNEv's army, but
the explanation didn't ego and they
we're pus in the ''pen." In Washing
ton seven tramps, who claimed 90 DO a
section OF CoNEy's eastern contingent
we're given tbirty DAYS I'm the work
house. If these outrases on the rights
Of the hobos continue, CoNEV wiz have
20 march on Congress alone.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29

The Atlantics would ike 20 hear from
the Arc2des, OF BsHairs, for a game
Sunday on the commons. III accepted
answer through the REG z TEE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29

The REcl9TER, embracing It's several ed
Hons. is entered az tho PostoG,eo IA Wheel
nr, NJ. Va, as seeond-class matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

TOR REHT-APRtL IsT ONE OR TWO
II furnished or unfurnished rooms 90 most
pleasant location on south Front street lfi'
and. Address ROOMS OK Inquire a. krosrEh
oHlc0. m2oet
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FOR SALE.
TOR SALE

TOR SALE
Choice 10. OF about5 sores. usar EiglaE'sn.
Fiua building site. Good selection Of Young
fruit trees. Also choice building lois AZ I'd
E'ls'- Wv. EOcB 4 BRO,
city Bank Building. LEV AEsEsi street.
uoyeGen
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29

MASONIC BUILDING FOR RENT--FRoHT
vi odlce on third floor snd roen conaecting
N resr. heat. light jsaitor Apply 70 N. y.
GIESEY, Library Bulldog. mrht
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WANTED.

UTANTE9-MAN AND WIFE TO WORK IN
w n dairy Steady position. 5. +. AlMP'
SON, Chaplne bill. mrs1s
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IN LIGHTER VEIN,

JudGe-Ilave you hypnotizcd tho
prisoner? Proiessor-I have. "Well,
what arc you waiting for?" ~ am wait
ing Tor you to decide whether | shall
make him confess that he did it. or
make him confess that he didn't. -
Nsw Iort Hc'kiy
Master examining pupils in geogra-
phy)-"What is the name Of this town."
Pupil-"Blrmingham." Master-"What
is it noted ior? Pupil" Firearms"
Master-"What are fircarms?" Pupil
Poker, shovel and tonGs. I'll. Bits.
Justice (severcly)-How could you
sir, be so mean as to swindle people
that put confidence in you? Prisoner
Well, Judge, I'll make it worth some
thing 10 yer il you'll tell me how to
work them as don't.-Luc.
Rev. Dr. Pfrstly-I trust, my dear
young lady, You have decided 10 observe
lent in the proper spirit. Young Lady
Indeed | have, doctor. | shall come
twice every Sunday to hear you preach.
Chicago Tribune.
lIe-Which one did you like best OF
my verses? She-Why, the one on the
first page. llc-Let mo see. Which
one was that? She-Don't you remGm-
Der? The one in quotation MARKS
Brooklyn Lie.
"What is demanded" said the speak
or, "is labor for the unemployed" "And
It can't be TOO light" put in one OF the
latter, a chronic specimen; wages is
the main thing. "-BOs,On Transcript.
Uncle Trcetop (standing on weighing
machine and dropping coin in slot)-
Well, I'm gormcd eli anybody could a
made me believe nickel would
weighed as much rs that.-1rAh
Hello, Kiljordan! Buying new
overcoat?' "Eo. Don't give it away,
Shndbolt, but it's my old chinchiIIa. i
paid Il barber fifty cents to run his clip
pers over it."-C&icago Tribune.
That man We Just passed was the
first one TO extend to mo helping
hand when was in debt" "What was
it, work " mo, play; it was flush. -
Inter OccGn.
81 fear" sadly said the postage stamp
when it found Itself fastened to Iowa
letter, shat am not sticking to facts"
Indianapolis Journal.
Prof. Kemics-And now, Mr.. Smarty,
you may name an instance Of capillary
attraction. MIR. Smarty-Padercws
CHICAGO Record.
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been temperate and frugal. Savings in.
vested with care and attended with good
fortune might easily bring tho amount
Of property ho is said to have.


E,,o.,,I,oJ,, ,,I,o ,,,,,,bo, o,,,,, u,..
H'cFyOOuF WIZ ""'G"c' auch 'hlhE'
noticed that wheat dropppl to Eixty
cents n bushcl and silver 10 sixty cents
NJ, a, me, ,Lo,,, ,I,,, ,,,,,,, H.,
uh ouhSe Nv JunI uOO"' 'Ho h"'lo lllc'
Tho gilycr mon tnkp IL for prnntnd
-
that tho gold bugs iOrCOd down tho
,,.;.,, - ,iI,,,r ,,J ,i,,, ,b.,, ii,
P''Co VI o"'''' """ ''"So '"cy IIsiat
that thrre il nm intimate rotation hn-
tween the Two things, silver supporting
f,.,, rr,lr,,, Ia D,r,i,,,I,r
I"'ul ptuuuS'' Ia pN''Gu'u'' III u SUIT vi
spccInl lispcnsation Of providence. thoy
u'o Ut ~ "ouO'o W Sno" 'n"' t"o
So'u'ouSa ""No io'seu "om" '"o price
81 wheat Inc No" io'N E0'"'ny ioH'
III It's N"An''", "'.''.U o" MONDAY La'''
'i''' 'ne qu'a''o" III 'h'S perfectly GEAR
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Americans returned from San Do
minGo give 4 curious account of TIE re-
public. The native negroes live in
state OF extreme simplicity. Children
run about naked up to the age OF twelve
years.
A Chinese bell weighing 1000 pounds
has arrived in New York. 1t is hand
somely carved, and it is said TO be 200
years old. 1t has no clapper. and TO
ring it, it has 10 be pounded with a
club.
There is church in Bergen, Norway,
built entirel y Of paper, which mas been
rendered waterproof By 4 solution OF
quick lime, curd!ed milk and white Of
eggs.
In seven states and territories-Indi-
ana, Iowa, Kansas, Mississippi, New
Mexico, Tennessee and Vermont
Washinston's birthday is not legal
holiday.
OF the fair plaintiff in divorce case
in Lawrence county, Kansas, tho local
press remarks: "Her mouth looks like
the stem end OF 4 tomato after 4
drouth.
In an act relating to licenses passed
By the last legislature Of Kentucky it
is provided that persons who sell play
ing cards shall pay m annual license OF
s..
4 new law of Massachusetts imposes
4 fine o! from $40 10 500 on consumers
OF bituminous coal in towns TINT do not
consume three.iour.hs OF their smoke.
f. C. Salons, the celebrated African
hunter, says the flesh OF the lion is cap
ital eating, lion pie being almost az
good as yea! pasty and quite as white.
ITO prohibi. the tolinG OF bell in
any cemetery in Brooklyn" is the title
OF a bill that has been introduced into
the New York assembly.
More than tour.iiths oil the muir
deTs in the United States last year were
by men who had no regular occupation.
The total income OF the Church OF
England is about 100000 week.
The engines OF first class steel man.
o'-war cost almost 100000.
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Mr.. Albert Favoritc, OF Arkansas City,
Kan, wishes to give our readers the
beneti. OF his experience with colds.
He saws: 81 contracted n cold early
last spring that settled on my lungs,
and had hardly recovered from it when
caught another that hung oil all sum
mcr and lett mo with hacking cough
which thought never would get rid
OF. i had u.ed Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy some fourteen years ago with
much success, and concluded to try it
again. When l had rot through with
one bottle nv cough had left inc, and I
have not suffered with cough or cold
since. Ihavc recommcndcdit tito others,
and all sneak well nj it,"
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Thrent Of the Inland Men.

Tho Bland silver cohorts threaten to
block all legislation, including tho ap-
preparation bills, until they shall be
allowed to bring to 4 vote their scheme
to coin what they arc pleased TO call
the silver seiGniorage.
1t would be infinitely better to let the
appropriations slide them to pass them
at the expense Of such an assault on tho
public credit and the public confidence
as the Bland bill is. Il is proposed to
coin that which does not exist, 10 put
out notes representing silver to the ex-
tent OF forty.five cents in the dollar,
which silver the government does not
own.
lfthis appear contradictory it is the
fault OF the measure, not OF the state OF
facts with which it is proposed to deal.
The country could get along better
without the appropriations than with
such 4 state OF affairs as we had last
summer. The relapse would certainly
come in more aggravated form than
the original attack.
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS:
Editorial Rooms ISL. Counting Room 40.
Ghe :I,steILfqstycGr.
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WHEELING, rETHUAET ~, 1891.


Iicau Convention.
The recent interview with Chairman
Carter, OF the Republican national COIN
mi,tee, touching the basis OF represent
tation in tho next national convention
is bringing some protests from the
south, whose influence i'll the conyen.
ton it is proposed to diminish OIL tho
ground that the south furnishes no
Republican electoral votes. This oppo-
sition was to DO expected, but it OK
presses itself in argument not alto
gother sound.
For example, it is said that the pro-
posed change in tho basis OF represeu-
taiion would be blow to the Repub.
licans of the south, and that it would
discourage them 1t Il time when it is
worth the pariy's while to strengthen
their hands. 1t is urged, moreover,
that 10 take anything from the repre-
senlaIion now accorded the south would
bs poor recompense Tor the sacrifices
to which southern Republicans have
been subjected.
The sole question is. VIVA. is best for
the Republican party? Ii it be thought
best to base the representation on the
vote polled for the Republican pres
idential nominee at the next preceding
election, that will be fair to the Repub.
licans OF the country generally. This
is precisely the basis OF representation
on which delegates are elected to Re-
publican conventions in West Virginia
1t strikes no blow at anybody, dis
eliminates unfairly agGinst nobody.
All are put on tue same plane. Repre-
sentation on this basis is as fair as 1t can
bemade and much ialrer and moro ex-
pedient than representation based on
two delegates from each congressional
district and four at large from each state
withou; regard to the popular vote.
Whatever the mex! national conven-
ton may decide upon as basis OF rep
resentation, however, the deleS ties who
compose it will be chosen as they have
been chosen heretofore; for while the
national committee may recommend to
the convention 4 change in the practice.
it has no authority 10 decree change
in the basis on which tho Republicans
OF the country shall be represented.
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THr President had wind OF the Nor.
gan report, and so he went of 10 take it
out Of the Potomac ducks.


Speaking OF the deadlock in the
house, the New Yorl; World Gays:
"rhis ia grave scandal. The Demo
cratic party is responsible for it. Tho
people will hold it responsible" This
10 gospel truth.
There is Democratic majority enough
to do anything the Democrats agree to
do. They need never depend on Re.
rubicans 10 help them to make
quorum ii they could induce their own
members to be present and, bein. pres
ent, 20 consent that there shall be
quorum. In TACT the Democrats are in
fine shape to run things to suit them.
solves, but they cant get together"
The situation naturally re:ninds The
country from day TO dag tina: it was Il
very great mistake to give power and
responsibility to party which does mol
know now to make use o: anything OF
that sort.
Nothing more abicct than big ma
jority HounderinS in q quorumless pit
has been presented TO the people Of this
COUNTRY Tor many Il day.
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The Democratic member OF the New
Jersey senate who denounces the effort
OF his party to steal the senate and con-
meets the scheme with that party'a
policy OF protecting the race track gam
bler,, hits the nail square on the head.
It was in the line OF this protection
that it wa, proposed to steal enough
Republican seats to make Republican
senate Democratic. The holdover Dem
ocrats set up the theory that they had
the right to say who should be seated,
and they were going to throw out Re-
publicans whose seats wero not even
contested.
The end OF it all will be that there
will be but one state senate, and that
will be Republican and anti.race.rack.
This is the way the people at the polls
declared it should be.
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WIDE TIRES.
How Wide Tires Preserve tho Streets, and
Improve tho Roads.

How Wide Tires Preserve tho Streets, and
Improve tho Roads.
Rural World
Tho wagon rolled over tho road should
he road.makor, not q road-distroyer.
fought to conserve hauling tho heavier
than the lighter load. The broad tire
docs this. In France are found the best
roads in Europe. and over them roll
only the wheels OF broadcast tires. 1t is
tho law there that tho load shall DO dis
tributed over the largest possible sur
face consistent with the weight carried,
tho power exerted, and the needs OF the
people to wheel loads to market Tho
tires OF the French market wagons are
all tho way from three 10 ten inches IN
width. Tho greater number arc from
four to elk inches. There, too, the hind
and forward wheels do not track. Each
pair of wheels track alone, and thus the
combined width OF the four tires servo
the purpose OF road roller to keep tho
roof OF the road smooth, compact, and
free from cutouts, or what are generally
known 10 chuck holes.
III OHluilu NIc utHhl tlIcIb VI HsAASuA-
ture advises that for wagons, without
springs the tire should never be less
than two and one.half inches in width
for load OF from 500 to 1000 pounds
on oOch wheel. For loads OF from 1000
to 5000 pounds to the wheel each tire
should have diameter on the face Of
not less than six inches. This recon-
mendation will DO adopted in Ontario
this winter. 1t ought to BIO adopted
here.
We need such regulation more than
it is needed in Canada. But no ordi-
nance OF this kind should be imposed
upon tho people at once. 1t must apply
gradually, so that owners OF vehicles
can accommodate themselves to the now
rule without suffering heavy coat. The
adoption OF the system will ut once
make manifest its economy when it
comes into use, for it is money-saving
device for all who contribute to the
construction and maintenance Of good
roads and streets.
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Mr.. c. i. Davis. editor OF the Bloom
field, Iowa. Farmer, says: 81 can recon-
mend Chamber!ain's Cough Remedy to
all sufferers with colds and Group. 1
have used i, in my family for the past
two years and have found il the best
ever used for tho purposes Tor which it
is inlendad.n
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itoncs, Judges and Public Sentiment.
The doom OF Mckane, OF Gravescni,
seems to be sealed as though he were
any other criminal. Turn which way
no may he finds no court ready to strain
the law or to defy i; in his favor.
While :here arc scoundrels in Now
York, thoro are also honest judges; and
while there arc in that state people OF
no conscience where a matter OF poll
tics is concerned, there is also whole.
some public seatincn: to back tho hon
est Judges. 1t was this scntimcn. that
threw Judge Maynard OIL the bench.
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WHETHER Mr.. Arthur. OF tho locomo-
tive brotherhood, has laid up noucy,
does not really concern anybody unless
it ear be shown tina. he camo by it dis.
honestly, FOR many years he has been
in the receipt OF good salary. He has
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MR. PEyCE, in his singular speech in
the house, made himself entirely TOO
plural and iouHd it best to take back his
outrageous language spoken in the heat
OF debate" His apology is the best thing
the country knows OF Mr.. Ponce up 10
date.
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Are you weak and weary, ovcrworked
and tired? Hoods SarsapariIia is jus,
the medicine You need 10 purify and
quicken your blood and to give you
appetite and strength. II you decide to
take Hoods Sarsaparilla do not be in
duced to buy any other. Any effort to
substitute another remedy is proof Of
tho merit OF Hoods.