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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-11-21

1hE BELLIES
Arrived at the hall as many as
could gain admission filed in to listen
to the speaking. The hall had been
nicely decorated by a committee of
ladies. A large and very fine por-
trait of Washington hung over the
center of the stage, supported on the
right by portrait of President elect
Cleveland, and on the left by por-
trait of President elect Hendricks.
Brief congratulatory speeches were
made by Mayor Rose of Darlington.
Hon. J. 81. Earnest, of Shullsburg,
and Hon. T. Scott Ansley. The
remarks made were well received
and enthusiastically applauded. The
audience was in the best of humor
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-28

In parts Of West Virgiuia-no.ably in
the Firs. Congressional Distrirt--;he Dem
ocratic party claims TO he n party Of pro-
lection to American industries.
When did the Democracy assume the
new roie?-in the lust tariff bill It passed,
or the last one it tried to pass"
The last tariff bill il passed YVES the
Walker tariff OF lSi6-a bill which bore
the name OF y Democratic Secretary OF
the Treasury, who saii that our trade
ought 10 he MS free rs our political institu.
tons, doctrine which all England en-
dorses. Tha. was the turisrwhicl, brought
on the panic OF 1857, wrecked the business
OF the country, emptiCd the National
Treasury, destroyed the national credit,
and forced the Government TO pay 70 per.
cent for what money it could get. ~
The last tariff bill the Democratic party
tried to pass was the Morrison bill, by
which ii WIS sought TO reduce the whole
tariff 20 percent-a horizontal reduction
which would have given great comfort to
England, reduced every mans wages and
left in the tariff all the inequalities that
may exist there. This bill had the sup.
port OF the Democratic Speaker OF
the House, the Democratic Chairman
OF the Ways and Means Committee, and
OF iour.ftths OF the Democrats OH the
floor. 1t it had not been for the solid
front Of the Republicans that Ubiquitous
measure would have passed the House.
Men who want protection to American
industry can't afford to trust the DEMO.
cratic party:
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Ncw York.

Wa.al, stranger, shake! Now York?
Sure rs shooiin'. We've gok 'cm. They
can't got away. The Irish recruits will
take care Of tho dades, and the phnr-
isccs, and the Mugwumps, and the VIII
lipus.wallipuscs; and Bon Batter 8
knockin' tho spots OF. OF the FREQ trade
rcd.coa,s, and blaine s soin' 70 get II by
not less than 10000. ytF..9
In other words wo have tho esteemed
enemy on the hip in tho Empire State,
Outside OF the metropolis Now York is all
right. In tho city the Democracy is "all
tore up Blainc will reach the city with
no big majority that they cant upset
him. Now York knows OH What side
protective tariff buffers her brcaa, ana
when she gets started New York is nc
SLOUGH. This time New York is S.artcd,
and shc is under II big head Of steam
Two years ago the Republicans were mad
and lot Cleveland take tho State. Thi:
year they will politely relieve him OF it.
New York? Let us MI smile.
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what follows. ITO Prohibition Democrats
wc would say, our situation Is different
from that Of our Republican brethren.
Our first duty Is to SAFE tho Republic, then
to reform It. : 80 Let every Demo.
cratic prohibitionist DO ut the polls on
November 4 and vote and work rs he has
never worked before for Cleveland and
REFORM" A shrewder Democrat would
not hive been 80 plain about 1t, but In all
Of tho Democratic encouragement to Pro.
hibi.ionists tho ,ncaning Is the same.
Tho Democratic spider. sings his song
to the Prohibition ily,'apd Cleveland won'
hers whether after all no Is to DO made
President by tho votes OF people whoarc
flied with high moral purpose. In hls
lucid intervals tho Prohibition fly secs
through the scheme and suites smile OF
derisive scorn. 'i sFlat .5. M
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<-A'NlHyts ...-..-t....--
'Why does yer want er 'vorce from dis
Lady," said q colored Southern Judge OF :,
dissatisfied husband.
Cease she amt dc oman tuck her fur,
sab. De law said dat she mus DO wild me
in sickness ant health. She done all right
long ez had health, but soon as I got
sick she flung overheard her obegliions."
"Iowp"
"Why, sab, ;ole her to fetch me er fried
chicken IRON der place whar she cooked,
but she didn't do it. She said dat de lady
Oh dc house watched her too close. Dat
ain, no way iur er oman to treat her hus.
ban what hab lubed an 'iected her.
Watched her too close-,,e mischief
Thinks sah,' replied the juris,, dat
You arc titled ter 'vorce, ease it WIZ her
duty 10 git dat chicken. Lawd knows
what would CT cum O me when WIZ
down wild der rheumatic ii I hadenter
'SesSea fine WIFE,
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Tho Hammer Ito q nfurled.

n, 7. Tribune. MI IN
At Wclsville, q stroag Republican
town, In which Cleveland. two years ngo,
received large majority made up OF
about four.ffths OF the Republican voters,
this correspondent expected to find many
Independents. After. some searching ne
heard OF one Cleveland enthusiast wbo1
had got n banner nj his own EXPENSE. and
was preparing to unfnrl IT. lie hunted
him up and introduced himself md his
business. "Y.e.s, drawled the man, y
nm going to vote for Cleveland: Yes, !
have Ind a Sanner made. Would yotl
rcoucst he brought out white cotton
iinr. about the size Of 4 pocket.handker.
Chief, OH which he had painted rude do.
sign OF crow. ~ nm Il going to vote for
Clcvcland,' tho man insisted; land that's
my bnnnprn l.l 81 .a- ''.E
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DIED.

j. .TnoRSBuRG-M his residence near Tr!adel
ph4a, on Sunday, October ~ 1SS4, at 6 o'clock T. "
joins lHohSRrLG, SR., aged rs years. Il.
Funeral from his late residence on Tucsda,
morning n; 10 O'Clock. lntermeut ut Stone Churcl
Cemetery. Friends Of the family invited.
ALTAEfEH-on Sunday evening, October &c
lSs,. NJ 900 O'Clock EalUdLr NElNAS, wife OF petei
Altme!cr, In the S3d Year Of her age
The funeral with take rlace from the residence o
her husband, In Benwood, on Wednesday morning
al . O'Clock. Friends Of the family arr invited tt
attend. ln,esmen, at Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
lloLT-on Monday. October y, 1881, at New
castte, IA. JoiiS FRANKLIN HOLr, sou OF John aud
Annie Holt. aged year. months and l. days.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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"rhc slough o. pe.ronl,nc,"

in which you are wallowinc, on account
OF some OF those1'iSeases peculiar to you,
mudame, sna which have robbed you OF
the rosy hue OF hcalth, and made lie a
burd.n TO you, You can easily get out OF.
DR., Pie.ce's "Favorite Prescription will
free YOU trom all such troubles, and soon
recall the rose-sint oihealth TO your cheek,
and the elasticity to your step. L. is a
most perfect specific Tor all the weak.
nesses and irregularities peculiar 10 your
sex: 1t cures liberation, diSplaceuen,s.
internal fever, bearins-down sensations
removes the tendency 10 caneerous ai!ec,
tons, and cosrects all unna,usal-dis-
charges, By druggists.
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Bueklen's Arnlca Sa,xe,

The best Salve in the world 70. Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rhenm, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hsnds, Chilb!sins,
Corns and all Skin Erup,ious, and positive.
" cures Piles, or no pay. inquired. II is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Prizes Is cents per box.
For sale BY. Logan 1 Co. So 80 )
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Tho two.tailed rat has again malo its
appearance in tho dime museum. The
animal Is not Il l,sus ndi,lrn, but thu victim
Of am,iccptic surgery. The tail Of n
healthy rat Is cut Off and inserted ina Y
shaped cut in the nose In asecond. An.
tiseltic dressings arc applied, ind tho four
limbs tied to II little framc to prevent
scratching tho now nppendngc. The sec.
ond tail "scts" IN twenty.four hours, and
In four days nervous connection Is estab.
lishcd. Thereafter tho rodent guards It's
front tnil rs zealouslN rs tho other.
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Would Mt Pay for It

nrirva Fre Frts.
'Is the boss int"
"iie may BE-" .s-,. +.
rs that his wood down on the walk? p
Every likely"
And he'll want it carried up?"
shouldn't wonder"
':Can have the iob?"
ut is within the range OF possibilities"
swell, guess | don't want il: After it
was all up here you'd possibly think it
highly improbable that I'd want my pay
for it. carried up some coal for jus;such
a man last winter, and lie has steadily re-
fused to give me decided answer US to
when l may hope 10 rake in the 50 cents"
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What VIII It DO for You?

Browns Iron Elt,ers will drive out dys
pepsia and malaria, and make YOU Amia
Die, Bland, Calm, Delightful, Elastic, Flour
ishing, Generous, Hopeful, Independent
Jolly, Kind, loving, Muscular, Nimble
ObLiging, Patient, Quiet Reasonable
Smiling.. Thankful, Untirins, Vigorous
Wise, 'Neellen., Youthful, and Zes.iul
1t cures MI dyspeptic, liver and kidne,
complaints. al '.,EH.s II,zE-I =
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Tho Dem ocratic Spider and the Prohibition

Fly. H-t
On a square fight between the two great
parties the country has shown II more
even division than is entirely agreeable to
those Republicans who are convinced that
things will so 10 pot ii their party goes
out OF power.
This year there IS not 4 square fight be.
tween the two great parties. The Repub-
lican party has chosen for its leader n,att
who has grown up with it, who has con-
tribu,ed 10 its triumphs and stands to-day
Mt the head OF American statesmen tower.
ing over ALL The Democratic party, Tor
reasons OF its own, substituted seeming
cxpedicncy for craftsmanship.
Notwithstanding the detection Of the
dudes and fharisecs OF New York, Mr..
Blaine is stronger than his party. The
chance OF Democratic success is made
beautifully less by the prsence in the
field OF General Butler in iull amor. But
Ter will jraw heavily from the Democratic
so'e Pa,''eu@s'E IN new oES' when
State is thus made safely Republican.
~ oass. 'ne bnHes oett the Democrats
nave ''e "iress @N OF the independents
ana the 1ha'ssct help OF 'he1st, John
tFohles"oniS'S. heyond the cities OF New
ORR anu Brooklyn there IS not much OF
the Independent movement. The St.
john following IS very generally scattered
over the North. Republicans have no
girded it with most apprehension in Iudi-
ana, Ohio and New York.
For awhile it looked rs though St, John
and his managers were going 10 be able
to impose upon u great body OF Republic
cans favorable to prohibition. Largely
owing TO the good sense OF those Republi.
cans, and partly because the Democrats
showed Too great a dcs;rc TO codd!c the
Prohibition ticket, the St, John s;de-show
has dwindled to small proportions.
Democrats have not relaxed their eli.
forts. Their preSs is doing what it can TO
encourage Republican prohibitionists TO
vote for St. John, telling them what brave
fellows they arr, and how sublime . thing
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Why is it that so many neglect coughs
and COLTS until they get consumption?
Why is II so many die OF CONSUMPTION :?
1t is because they will not come and be
healed. Every one knows sure con.
Qucror OF throat and lung diseases is Dr.
Wis:ar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry and that
1t Gun be gotof any druggist. nav
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Sure cure for Blind, Bleeding and Itch.
ing Piles. One box has cured the worst
cases Of twenty years standing. No one
need suffer five minutes after usin: VII
liams' Indian Pile Ointment. It absorhs
,umors, allays itching, acts IS poul;ice,
gives instant relief. Prepared only tor
Piles, itching OF the private parts, nothing
else. Sold BY druggists and mailed on re.
eeipt OF price, 81. Frazier Medicine Co.,
Propsietors., Cleveland. Ohio. Wholesale
Agents: Logan ! Co., Wheeling, W. Ma,
and J. c. Dent 4 Co., Bridgeport, Ohio.
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TRUSTEES SALE
l. ~ Elsa
VALUABLE MAIN STREET pRlpEp1y

By virtue OF a Deed OF Tr,is, made by Matthias
JeteFs and wife. to me Us trustee. dated August.
1878 dud recorded among the land records OF Ohio
county, West Virginia, III Trust Hook No. II. mage
as Will offer for sale At public auction. 10 the
highest and bcst bidder, at the front foOt OF tho
| Court House OF Ohio county, West Virginia, on
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF SovEMBEs 1851,
commencing at 10 o'clock 4. ", the following dc.
senbed property. that Is to S4y: "a certain prce
o. parcel OF land together with the improvements
thereon. sitcated on Main street, In The civ al
Wheeling and beginn!tts for the ZANE st poiii on
! the east side Of said street, sixty-two feet lour
| inches t6? It. in.l south oithe south corner OF
Market alley. and east Of Main street: thence south
with the east side Of Nala street eighteen feet III
A.: thence cast IN stEAtsE iine parallel with tho
line OF Market alley !ory.wo feet (i2 fly themes
south parallel with the line Of Man street six let
~: thence cast PARALLEL with the line Of sfnrkri
Alley TO the alley III the rear or cast side Of .nIl
property thence north along the line OF said lnNt
NAMED alley twenty sout feet t2i ~: tteuce IN
straight line 10 the place OF beginning"
TERNs OF SALE-One thin! o! the piifrha.c money
In cash. or as much more as the purchaser nav d.,
sire, and the balance In one and two yPars with
ints rcst from date Of e. Possession can be given
Immediately. HANNIBAL FORBES,
ecIa 't.--at-s Trustee
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or q blackberry patch l5OxS7 feet in
size, Il SAN isernariino, CAL. nan this year
marketed 1000 pounds OF berries. They
brought S;}.e22, or at the rate OF 81, 900 an
acre I.. Ts sH : q
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.Si,0eo 90 VIC offer. to anyone detecting
even n trace Of common grease in Strunz'
Genuine Wax Sonp. .3.g4s-
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gE-a Commissioners.
Incorporated In 1865 for Is Yeas by the Legisa.
ture ios Educational and Charitable purposes with
capital o! 81 O,eo-to which a reserve fund oil
over 100 has since been added.
~ an overwhelming popular vote its franchise
was made part Of the present State Constitution
adopted December I'd. A. D.. ls79..
The only lottery ever voted on and endorsed by
the people Of any State. II never scales or posi-
rones. It's Grand Single Number Drawing takes
place monthly. soma ~
Acknowledgements 10 win fortune. Eleventh
Grand Drawing. Clgss l., III the Academy OF Music
NEW ORLEANS: Tue s'lay, November II, 1884,
18th Monthly Drawing.
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HAVE you kidney or liver trouble, dys-
pepsia or headache 2 Try the DR.. Thomas
Pill. May be taken for years without pro-
ducing constituting or Otherwise injurious
effects. ....'sl i. =
Warranted strictly vegetable, almost
painless and perfectly safe under all con-
ditions.
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$1,000 90 We offer to anyone detecting
even trace Of common grease in Strunz'
Genuine Wax Soap. i.@ sal
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!. takes s:5.5oo people 70 till an acre q, d
Mpihcrs.

II You arc failing broken, worn out and
nervous, use wells Health Remover"
81. DruceiStS,
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TRUSTEES SALE.

- g. Hif- 1000. ..
|. The undersigned trustee. BIZ virtue nj I'm AZ.
tho,ity vested In him by certain Deed Of Trust %
made by Henry lihhne and Caroline iIahne' hi,
wife, to J. X. Cowden, trustee, dated ncCrnSer a
ISL and recorded IN the office Of the Clerk Of ,hs
County Court Of Ohio County, West VirrinIa, in
Deed Of lrs! book No ID AT raEc itg, wifi pnccs,
70 sell a. Public Auctoh,tt the hont door Of tho
court Hou.c q Ohio county N The City Of Wheel.
mene!ng at 10 o'clock A. NJ. the following de-.
seribed real estate, tDwi, Lot numbered Mstcen
{lGf in Srrgg's How. In the ESphih ward II tL,
City OF Wheeling, Ohio county West VlninIn' h",
Ing In spsiss aud kl,chIe's addition 10 thC sI,l
city. II,ga-J l.. .sga54 -, '"S '''"'
iERMs or sALE-0nc.th!r,l OF tho purchase MONEY
and A. much more "a the purchaser INQy rlNrt "a
BE- mid III cash on tho day.Ot sale; and Inc iesia"
Ia six, twelve and eighteen months from lny AZ
yale. 10" purchaser 70 give his nUtes for the do.
!crrcd payments, with security to be approved hv
the trustee. IflaIt 8s,ly It'.HgIfII0. 7tfS" "
The tlile TO said properly Is believed to DO pS,.
feet but the trustee will convey only such lille NJ
may be vested III him by said deed Of trust.
~. :, J. X, COWDES, Trustee.
". y. nALLkk Anctlnnecr. oal3
I,
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Educational.
UNIVERSITY Of VIRGINIA,

ic:h July, lSi, And cad lOlh September. Have
proved Q! signal rscis. to students who design to
pnfsae their studies =. TIL, OF other Law School;
10 practitioners who have 40. had the advantage OF
syserr4tc instruction. Fo- tisrnlas apply lP. d.
University Of Hal 70 JOHN 3 MINOR, f'rot. Com.
And Stat Law ~ l7S@'-- - nlTs!,.rrhSiW :
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L., Z. s c. Railroad.

!esye sen.!.c AZ s:lor. Y. 70: sumnesse;d.
Leave Bells.:e a. $50 4. n. 10, Snrsms-Ssi, .,a
AAnesr:lie. A'I.re st Bellaise s:ls 4 T. ands;Srx.
Local Aod through tickets on sale A; Union s.,,.
Rad Oa:cs, nv Market street. Z, loves, ra;sa BUY
ypps Eckea thar. 49, -, - - -
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,UErupLlCAN NArloNAL TlCKEr.

lG1~+ioa, 7atsdnv, Eowmbr4 1, l@sl &c
fOk fGEsiDESt.
JAMES q. BLAINE, OF Maiat.
... ron vIcK fktsipKst,
JOHN 4. LOGAN, Of Illinois
nncruS At LARax,
JOHN FRsw, 81 Ohio county.
join COOPER, Of fayc,to county.
DISTRICT riEcrors,
TAT p.,t-M. g. RllEr, Of Harrison county.
ii D.L-yQllS 4. JASNSi, 81 ie.ksley sonnty
Oh Dist RoMEu II. fREER, Of R!tchio county
ron coS0Hns, 4 III. 4
fAtitAN CORR, in.
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3H ~ JOHN ]. KA,S.
l AL0NzO IOiliSg.
.n,. TlI0s; o'BRlEN,
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE

ny virtue Of deed Of trust made BY J, p. woo,.
And Melissa Weeks. his vile, 10 The untcr'itssaSs,
trustee, dated the 3ls day 81 February, 4.
mud recorded IN tho Clerks Office VI tho Cn,,,
Court Of Ohio county, In pcd Of Ttu., Koo oITTSy
~ PEE 4 secure tho PAYMENT q rcsSI H
siaii proceed to set at the front door II thc H.:
House OF OHIO county, III the City Of whCrlns ON
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ~, ISL '"
besinnngs t 10 O'Clock 4. ~, the following IA,
sehbcd rial estate, that Is 10 my: All Of rD,, w.
piece Of land situated ~ 1radeiphln n!sytp, n
ohio county, West virinih, and ,Cscrlb,ti ~, ~
lows: lIteinnDs at stake oil the north ,tsc ~ ~,
CHAMBERLAIN! nnh. corner u Henry ifGhst,va,,'s,e
lot and ", G. Thornburghi thence tklrty.Gyv a ns
icet I. with the line Of the Cumberland nm" ohl
.take: thence parallel lGe With Emnsrrop', ill.,,
10 Little Wheeling creek: thence with I'M trca ae
behring's Of the creek to Duns,roop's linz. ihe%o,
with said Btonstroops line oil the eos. ida oi tSS
ot e the beginning, part Of the H. 1. ThoT NJ.
burgh estate. . - ''o'l'
TERMS OF SALE-CAsH. The title Is belcyrd IN bo
perfect, but seli!ttG As trustee sfnt only ro,vn.
such title as Is vested IN me by sa!d deed 6i tn1s
ocls '.9s eE.. u. II. DONESER, Trti,trr
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Louisiana State lottery Compauy,

eve DO hereby certify that VIC supervise the Ar.
rangcmcnS for all the Monthly and Semi.Anuu
Drawings ul the Louisiana Stale Lottery Company,
aud In person utaitaee and control the DniwlttEs
themselves, aud that the same are conducted with
honesty, fairsSs, and In good faith toward all par
ties and we Authorize the COMPANY 70 use this Ger.
titcate, with tac-simies Of our sSna,usls attached
In iS advertisements" IL.
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grustec's salr,.

pQBLtC SALE OF VALUABLE
- Property. Residence, Garden aud Mnnuisr.
t% s STE: e. T!,h water eoa, and other cove.
ne m, ine latr rhiip helly Farm, at,ho mouth
Eaiifoad, river fronts river bottom lots above ~.
high Wate. OF fsst and ht rnes In all ahout ~. w
av,es. ~ !he vicinity Of the welsbnnt. ". Va. rSs
eld. VIII DO sold on the ptemises al Glcnn's In,
Station ah tuesday ,Novctu tcr IS Isl nc run
M " oelocS 4. " For Particulars cali on Jane.
6!nlshrtst No: ~? chspline .trrcs Or TSS Sss
Ws saiiass xse Tteasitstt Saiee. Capitol Bndus,
SEEN No more ellcibesiie for NH or ,isel Ma D %,
can 30 ionnd. T.rRs one fourth the t,ti.rhauo
money cash In hand. and tho residue In i ibssS
ss. h,@ RSSms wh iatcr. FROM day q
trust on tho properly sold. ! : = " UsSo u
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Glne lttdG!yatltfa:

WIIEELINU. ". VA, OCrOhEl IN. iNS2.
i.uplshed daily tsnudayS excepted by
FnEW, CAMPBELL HART, Props,
NNos. - and q Fourteenth street.
TERMS or DAILY. ~.
ous COPY one yesi..ss % Three saea,hl....~n %
Pls months......... 1 W Que rnonth.."...." 70
Delivered by carries In city. ibe po, week
TERAH OF sEAl.wEKELy,
ono real W eix mon.hs.".".."sl ~
Ia gt7 TEtiS or wEKKLf,
One rear ....tt % sis months....".". %
Great reduction 10 Clubs Send ior sample copy
and circulan. Address
n a5f, M FRHw, OAMPBRIL g. HART
Wheeling, WA.
tYu,cred al tho rcs,onice Al Wheeling, ", Va, a,
srSnnd class niAttnf.l 'l,- ---
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ate,u ADVERTISEMENTS.

"ANTED-Af GOOD GIRL no 10
w general hoascwors. Reference required.
Inquire at y Mar, land street. 15JE'.S' II 'otS
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-20
An Anti-Scab Law.

Speaking OF their tlocks being free
from scab reminds me that this question
deserves more than passing remark,
because it is a bane so absolutely un.
necessary in flock management and be-
cause so detrimental to success and pro-
fit in wool growing. in Eastern Oregon
they have scab.law which they enforce
to the letter. In the thousands of sheep
that | examined there found not sin.
gle case or trace of this disease, and
this, too, at time six months after
shearing. II this section of country, the
Eastern States and Australia, with her
sheep runs Of millions of head OF
sheep can keep them one year after
another entirely free from disease,
what excuse have the wool growers Of
California None. All that is neces.
sary here is good law compelling
thoroughness and concert of action fol
two years, and the entire State will be
free of it. II the consumers of mutton
in our large towns and cities only knew
the amount of scabby meat they deyour
annually they would compel such q
consummation OF block the mutton
market.
With wool growers association re.
Gently called into existence it would
seem that one step had been taken, and
that during the session Of the next Legis.
iature the necessary measure could be
passed, and thus the high tax which
this disease imposes removed.
Rural Press.