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She ,f orciu cpulton.
J. 15. WES K, KMTOIt.
" WEDNESDAY BORXISC, X0Y29,J$S2.
BuTl.rr. tuyn that Cleveland" will
not dn tts ft can!iilale in 1884. What
toes Candidate Cleveland iliink of
Candidate Butler?
CoMrtMEKM of the jeisin. Wallace
tu Randall : ' I am sura you are the
best man for Speaker t!ia party could
liivi!. What kind of a United Slates
Senator do you think I would muke ?"
Ration I'.rjyrcs
n
Voorhek3 nnd l'undleton have be
come suggestively silent on the sub
ject of civil service reform sinco the
tdecUons. Civil service reform is like
repentance, a good thing fur the ether
follow.
Tire Memphis Appeal thinks the
Democratic party ha9 no room for
hide-bound high-tariff men, and the
sooner they leave it ami go over to
(ha Republican party the better it will
be for both organizations.
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The Willimsport Bulhttm Bays:
"Although Garfield has many warm
admirers here, not one of them ell
appeared at common council chamber
to meet Maj. J. M. Wood, commiss
ioner of the Garflrl 1 monument fund."
Russia threatens a war with Austria
while its debt is $2,800,000,000. The
Czar may contemplate this movement
partly in the hope thereby to find
amusement for those of his subjocts
who are expert in the production of
dynamite bombs.
The Patriot assures the business
men of the country that there is no
present danger from a Democratic
Ilonso, as the Republican Senate "will
still be a complete check open the
Democratic House." There is some
satisfaction in that thought Harris
iurg Telegraph.
It is hinted about that Col. Bavne
is tbe father of the scheme to organize?
the State Senate in opposition to the
Republicans. The object is to "set
up" a committee on contested seats
who will throw out Senator McNeill.
There is a good deal of Stalwart
method about it. Pittsburgh Tele
graph. o-t .
The Commonwealth complains of the
"gall" displayed by the Democrat in
claiming Patton's election to Congress
y the Democrats, &c, but tbe latter
paper does not display half the "gall"
the Commonwealth does in claiming
Butler of Mass., and Begole, of Mich.,
as Nationals. In all these elections
the Greenbackers only figured as cats
ft aws, and well the Democrats knew it.
Governoe Pattison wants a quiet
inauguration, without parade or show,
a regtlar Quaker installation, and we
liouor him for it. Let us return as
fast as we can get back to the simple
ways of our fathers. But, then, we
ne3d not be too utterly too too, and
there's no need, as one of our contem
poraries suggests, that Governor Pat
tiion should tramp up to Ilarrisburg
in light-marching order, with bis ward
robe done up iu a bundle and carried
on a stick acro-s his shoulder. Rich
mond State, Dem.
It is now demonstrated beyond a
doubt that the next Congress will
contain from ten to twelve Greenback
Congressmen. Commonwealth.
Leaving out Brumm, who was
elected almost solely by Republicans,
and votes almost exclusively with that
party, and ditto Patton, who will in
variably be found with the Democrats,
if anywhere, we ask you to name a
single Greeabacker in the next Con
gress. Come, now ; just one. If there
are twelve it will be easy to give the
name of one.
The operatives of the Steel Works
were iuduced by Maj. Bent to vote
against Mr. Barr for Congress, and as
a compensation tbe Steel Works are
reported to be about to reduce produc
tion and wages in view of the fact that
the entire iron and steel interests of
the country have been jeopardized and
prostrated by the success of the Dem
ocratic party. The Telegraph warned
working men before the election that
this would be the east, but they voted
egairirft the Telegraph's advice, and as
they will fiud ,td th?ir cost, against
their ou ijter?it.llrrislurg Tele
graph. , ,
Tin; Labor County Committer of
Allegheny county held n meeting Inst
Saturday evening, at which it was ex
pressed ns the sense of tho committee,
that ft continnauco of a distinct Labor
party for future political contests
would be suicidal.
Turc Philadelphia Record (Dem.)
says the Democratic party "comes into
lower only as the choice of two evils,"
and that they "are in tho position of
tho spaniel which ran away with the
bono while the bull dogs were fighting
over it. If they can make t heir acci
dental prosperity inure to the public
advantage they may possibly persuade
voters to lot them keep the bore." A
comfortable sort of reflection for the
Democrat who has been imagining that
his party was restored to power as a
recognition of its worth, is it not?
JonN Kelly's organ, the New York
Star, serves notice on tho Republicans
that they must not seek to steel Dem
ocratic thuuder by abolishing the in
ternal revenue system, and that it is
"vastly more.important to the country
to revise the tariff than to get rid of
the revenue tax." That is just what
might have been expected from such a
source.? Tammany wants to retain in
ternal revenue taxation, and thus re
tain the offices against that day when
they are to be filled by Democrats ; at
the same time it is willing to cripple
American industries by a reduction of
the tariff duties.
The official Greenback vote in
Pennsylvania at the late election was
19,475. Armstrong, for Governor,
who was endorsed by tho Labor Uoion,
had 23,4U. Republican. We would
like to know where you got your
"official" figures setting forth that tho
Greenback voto was only 19,475.
Commonwealth.
i Well, sir, if you consult tho official
-ote published in nearly all the papers
of tbe State last week, you will find
that Mr. Howard, G. B. candidate for
Lieut. Gov., bad just 19,475 votes.
As Mr. Armstrong received quite a
number, of Labor Union votes his
can't be counted as the Greenback
vote. We hope you will feel better
D0W'
Until' within a few days Commis
sioner Raum was disposed to make no
recommendation iu his forthcoming
annual report looking to a reduction
in internal revenue taxes.. It is be
lieved, however, that be has reconsid
ered the matter and will advise such
reduction as will leave the aggregate
income of the Government from this
source at about $100,000,000 per an
num. It is known that the President,
while lie is firmly opposed to any pro
position looking to the abolition at
this tirno of the entire system, believes
that the time has come when substan
tial relief can safely be accorded the
taxpayers of the couutry, and that a
portion of this relief should come from
the reduction of iuternal revenue tax
atiop. With this view the members of
tbe Cabinet are in entire accord, and
tbe President, in his forthcoming mes
sages to Congress, wilj recommend tho
abolition of all internal revenue taxes
except those upon tabacco iu its var
ious lorms, and upon distillad Bpirita
and fermented liquors, and except also
the special tax upon the manufacturers
of ail.! dealers in such articles, with
a reduction in the tax upon whisky
and tabacco u-fiou die basis of the bill
which passed the House of Represen
tatives at tbe last session of Congress.
Walnut Leaf Hair Restorer.'
It is entirely different from all
others. It is as clear as water, and,
as its name indicates, is a perfect Veg
etable Hair Restorer. It will imme
diately free the bead from all dau
druff, restore gray hair to its natural
color, and produco a new growth
where it has fallen off. It dots not in
any manner affect the health, which
Sulplier, Sugar of Lead, and Nitrate
of Silver preparations have done. It
will change light or faded hair in a
few days to a beautiful glossy brown.
Ask your druggist for it. Each bottle
is warranted. SMITH, KLINE &
CO., Wholesale Agents, Philadelphia,
and HALL & UUCKEL New York.
july 14-82.
PATPIVT! F- A- Ifehmanii,
1 l- A-Hl -L O. Solicitor of Ameri
can and Foreign Patents, Washington,
1). C. All business connected with Pat
enu, whether before tho Patent Otlico or
the Courts, promptly attended to. No
charge made unless a" patent in secured.
Send for circular. fsep-28-M-ff
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if' r
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A full line of
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Chamber Suits, Bureaus, Chairs of
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1SS1 :
Gentlemen : I take pleas
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Address JAS. Jl. JOHNSTON, ItiOKniith
lield St., Pittsdiunih, l'a. may 1 lit.
1882.
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0:l.-.om.
Parlor Can between Oil ci'v and jlull'i
lo 011 iiv.ins-leaviiur Oil Cit v 7:00pm, Itnf
lalo (i;2ii:ini, and betwoen od Citvaml K'in
ir.u 011 trains leaving Oil City .".:li)jai, Kin
ue (:2i1 pin.
:,.Rf-Tie!ei ml.l and bm airo eheckoil
to nil principal points.
(id time tables nivins full information
from Company's Agents. .
"O. WATSON, (icn'l Supt.
WM. K. HALDWtN.
tien'l Pass. Ayent.
II A; 4II Fxi:liiiiito St., P.iillalo, N. Y.
I.L. CltAKi Aent TionoHla Pa.
HQ ! SF8ITE1I! !
' I lake plensnre In toll i 11 rr tho Sportluir
Flitfernily Unit I Jiuvo re-purclmed .. j
FKOM IIOK.VCR JONKS, TO WHOM
. 'j,'-,. SOLD IT IN I ST 1 .
NICKLY LOCATFD lit my o!,t
i, Ktand, and I am prepared to attend to
all iny triemls, and lb.) publio generally,
who need
ASYTlliriS !:i THE CUM l!E!
I hliall kc'p a perfect ttmck of a'" .jinds of
AMMUNITION!'
And all kinds of
FISHING TACKLS.
I shall a!- o continue to Imm'.ic t!i )
And tho
CHICAGO SIN'GEIl SEWING MACH INK
riinin mil ww mo. You will liiul mo
ALWAYS .T 1IOM1'.
Mil.!'. Loaders made to order and f nr
ranted. OT'SEPAIEIITO IM ALL ' IT,1
rAITHfULLY D0HE.
A3. A. UXIAiWlX.
Tidioute, l'a., Aiift. 12,
AHXT! AWESTH! AJi:TSr
l-or Gh.N. I)OUi,f.s bii new book. uti:Jcd
Tlurty-Thrcc
Years Among
00a wim mm
A Iruerwwnl cf the iulhnr. ThrH-TkmWtmVmmut
Erixnaux miutHg uur Ltdiaut. Wilh aa ublt intfuauctlou
By Gen. Sherman.
Thl. new wort m ol onr. .ulisciihrj f.ir ly freaJml
AltHi'H un.l txti.-e Cji.i, ii.nl by (,',rl. .'; , wm, (,,.'
Oram, tint. .thrruUm. Un. Jlum:-H-li. i.u.l f of Em
I0.1.I Mm. Okx. liur iuy..- "H ,f iue L. t o e
JnrtiitH life e.,-r wr.dm.' liimo,. Wu.lv l.Mil!i,vJi,t
My.t "7i i, a ttotd of i'ii..'.ifc,miw.- It Li ilu' e!i .uilirn
licmocount of our Ii,Ji..n ei-i r puUUIw.1, full rv.t
inn Uicir "iim.r lift," ircrr. doin :, exi:l,u, (.-.c n 1,
rl.let with t:iriIliE cipirl, na-t of Ihc Au-l.nr. 1 lJ of in
dioui Sfmrts, '1'r.pr.cr., CW-bo; , Mi-.rrs. h -n..-r I. ll ;.!,.
K.,Tivi.lly urtnj'kijt l-tln ll (I raid V.c.t ns it wrin.
4B4 Mowuwf iim W.th furl E::rfn.vii..' i4 ,i..rl
Chromo-I.lth(.(;rii h Mule. Iu li c.lu.i,, :io. .avlt
made by t!i U. 8. nominuat'nt u-;.ri.a ; -u- ,, , , U Ort.
AUENTBl TliU ennui Uk.1i 1. now or.t-l!ini( all
other. 1 0 to 1. A'ocoor;.l,.ii.a. Af nt.i -. uraj;. 10 to Ko
order. iay. Va want 1 OOll more on ut! tl ence. . r
clumt T, i-rilary ami .1,ienU I, r.iu jiV. . Our latjlKi.
Ian with f nil particulr.m kj.i a Una f.ciii o-n J'lal
KOI faoririirion fur a om it. m i. i' .i1Tr ihe .rile pub a.
A. IJ. WOK'l'UINll iXi.N t CO., tcirouu, Co.
PHOTOGRAPH OALLKHY,
1 TlONKSTA.PA.
M. CARPENTER, . - Proprietor.
Pietureti taken in all tho lat
thoait. Dr. Kline's Great
ho marvel of tho r
eases. Allmssto-
77 TTrr1
My
Arch St., Philad