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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-01
UESDAY MORNING. APRIL l. 1884,

II it is true that Sargent wants to re.
main in Berlin ard fight it out with
BismaI OK, there are certain Senators who
will try to have his wishes gratifed.
1t appears that the question OF transfer
has been discussed at three or four CAbi-
net meetings, and Secretary Frelinghuysen
has urged it vigorously. His idea Of the
proper way to treat Bismarck is the clos.
irg of the Berlin legation until our repre-
zen tative there shall be treated with due
respect. Senator Edmunds yss the only
man outside OF the Cabinet who was con-
suited, end he agreed with Frelinghuysen.
1t was not thought desirable to do any
thing to provoke the German government,
or seTer relations with it entirely, but to
have such mission vacant would be
mild soIt of snub, but not a direct cause
for offense. The Secretary Of Legation, who
is son of Edward Everett, can transact all
necessary business until minister be Sc
iected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-01
FoRNEY STRIKES The KEYNOTE
In Dealing with the Morrison Bill
which must be eSubOrdinated TO Party
Success.

Success.
WAsH1xGroy, March 3l.-"When will
you make an effort TO call up the Tariff
BILL Chairman Morrison was asked to.
day.
when get ready" Was the prompt but
rather indefinite reply.
will you get ready this week.
~ cannot tell. 1t will depend upon the
dispatch Of other business, the temper OF
the House and other considerations.
really cannot tell whether | shall try TO
bring the bill up this week"
Mr.. Hurd was asked when an attempt
will probably be made to have the bill con-
sidered. He replied: II DO not know,
There has been no consultation or agree.
ment yet on that subject. | suppose some
time will be allowed for those Democratic
members who oppos, i the pill in the eau
Gus to mediate on the binding forcs OF
resolution adopted by q stwO-thirds vote and
10 mske up their minds to support meas
ure thus strongly indicated to be one OF
party policy. ! am rather inclined to think
therefore that no effort will be made to
push the bill until after this week"
Mr.. Watters0n thinks Chairman Morri
son will try . have the bill considered
Tuesday, bu, be does not seem TO be so sure
dDtul lLlBES d5 uS Mas OcAOAC Nut N2NIAa
Since then be has sent no dispatches on
the tsrif question 10 the Courier JourB7l,
snd to-day be ssid: "Whea in dous
Keep your mouth shut Mr.: Wst,arso
seems to he '.in doubt and hardly to
have recovered fr, l. the surprises OF the
caucus.
He is not the only free trade Democrat
| in that condition. Some Of them have be.
guu openly 10 fLd fault with tue Morrison
| dill sud 10 declare that il is "unscieutili;" :"
| snd "unsymmetricsL' Others think il
| the hest pisn TO attempt nothing at this
| sessicn and lesye The tariff question 70 5e
| 6es!t With by the Nadona
| Convention. FIX example. there !,
| Mr. FoTney, of Alabama, who was Ran
dali nan IN the Speakership contest, bu
Who voted with Morrison last Tuesday
! ni, Et Tos Teporter to-dsy Mr., EHuaJ
sid; We may be S i'ttls dawn nov, bat
it Is oniy temporary. That will pass away
| IL Cur esgle sto1ps little now Il is only tC
! DIUue himself for lo!tier fight, Here in
| lbs House the tariff is Giscussed scco,diar
10 the Il tluspoe il may hsTe upon the Re
| sQrB Of n smbsrs. Bat at Chicago every
| tlicg viii be subordinated 10 the elscti0T
| Of PRESIDENT That will be the objective
| point. and parties like armies must hsy.
| sn objective point In order 10 win success
! The tsriff snd every other question will h.
| considered there with regard 20 its efsc
| upon the whole cocntry, aud yon will s.s
that the Democratic party vii! De enurely
harmonious"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-01
Trouble FEARED.
A Rfot Threatened In the PennsylVania
Coal Regions

SHExAxpoAH. PA, Mach 3l.-The large
influx of Immigrants 10 this place Is be-
coming q serious m tier, and it is feared
hat trouble will follow il it continues. on
Saturday there arrived seventy five Italians
and Hungarians from New York, snd with
in fifteen days no less than 800 OF these
people have taken up their Qusrters here.
Oa Saturday night the streets were full oil
them and much excitement prevailed. The
I,alisns a ! carry knives, while the Huns
spd Poles are well armed with pistols. In-
side OF a week nearly one hundred reTol-
vers have been purchased from dealers By
the foreigners, aud it is believed thai they
have been advised 20 arm themselves OF
parties who have been Instrumental IN
brlrgirg them here 10 work on several
large digging contracts, one being the great
den sbyu, 10 De built oy the G!rard estate
some di,tsuce ou. Of town for supplying
The colls!:rs and several small toSas With
water. These immigrants So fast sup
planting tie p-ruapent .46or element
kt:e. who are growing bi' sr and danger
! Gus IS they SIC themsg .Tes crowded oat
TIE ut1t pay day is looked tJfSari u
| with serious spPceheDsions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-01
BIAINE'S RELIGIOUS VIEWS.
a Prominent Catholic Clergyman Pro-
nanncea Him an Adherent Of That
Faith

Prominent Catholic Clergy man Pro-
nannce3 Him an Adherent Of That
Faith.
SYRACUSE, n. y, March 3I-In an inter.
view Rev. Father Lambert, of Waterloo,
says that James G. Blaine was confirmed in
the Catholic church in 1880 by Bishop
kendrick, at Philadelphia. Blaine and his
mother were Catholics as were ct least two
Of his brothers, and his father was convert
ed ard became a member Of that church
about five years before his death. Father
Lambert was brought up with the Blame
boys and knows great deal Of their early
life. He apparently sets at rest the contro-
versy over.
BIaiue's ReliG Gious Views.
II knew the Piaines well, said Father
Lambert. 81 grew up with them, and have
always been friendly with them. Ny
father was one OF the pioneer Catholics OF
western Pennsylvania when Ephriam
Blaine, James G.'s father, settled near
Brownsville, away back in the twenties.
James was older than ], and away at
school good deal, so did not see so much
of him as the rest OF the family. Ephraim
Blaine married Miss Gillespie, whose people
wers intsnoo Catholics, Their chiidren
were all brought mp in the mothers faith.
John Blaine, Jim's brother, and used to
serve mass together in Elizabeth. His
mother made the cassocks We wore during
the service. AS regards James G. have
not the slightest doubt that the parish
register at Brownsville will show him 10
have been
Baptized q Catholic.
am told on what consider excellent au.
thority, which | do not care 10 dvulge,
that he made his first communion OF his
confirmation by Bishop kendrick. have
been told that if he were asked to-day
whether or not he vas q Catholic, he would
either say yes or refuse TO answer. be Is
not a knave. No one with the Gillespie
blood in his veins could be = knave. With
the spirit Of his family 10 prompt, and its
traditions TO guide him, he would rather, |
am sure, forfeit the Presidency than his
selfrespect Why, il is said that his
father was a Protestant We'll, he was
one, but he died a Catholic, having been
converted about five years before his
death. Yes, yes, James G. Blaine Is a
Catholic at least. ] Go not know Mr.. Blaine
does not come out and squaTeiy state his
religious belief, but depend upon il he has
some good honest reason aside from poll
tces for il. After all it's his own buh'
ness
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-01
CONGRESSIONAL CSuMsS.
The Principal Topics Of Disc In
Congress Yesterday.

Congress Yesterday.
WASHINGTON, March 3l.-In the House
NJ. Parker advocated resolution to pre-
vent the man anufacture and sale OF oleomar
gerins as a substitute for butter. 4 motion
by Mr.. Cox TO lay the resolution on the
table was lost; yeas, ia nays, l2i. The
resolution was finally ro;erred: yeas, III :
NAYS ll6. Mr.. Finerty offered Joint res
olution declaring that the thanks oi Con'
yress are due and are hereby accorded 70
United States Minister Sargent for the able,
faithful and dighitei manner IN when
he discharged the duties OF his
cffice while representing the inter
eats OF this Republic, at the
court of the German empire. Ar. kss'
son offered a resolution TO repeal the IN
tsrneI revenue tax on tobacco and the dls-
tillstion from apples and peaches. Nj
NiIholls offered a resolution Teciting the
facts Ii at for several days the city OF Gin
ciunA,i had been msnsced by a mob, vlgi'
Iarce committees and Ku-kluH orRsnIzl-
lions. which had subverted the Law OF the
ard and disturbed the public tranquility
in repeated efforts TO lynch certain persons
confined in the jail a. Cincinnati ohargea
with the crime OF murder result
ing in the loss OF great many
EEPE 6r0 lie UtsI VI 49, p'Nf'
~, Mr.. Beach, from the Com mittee on
Pubic Health. reported bsck resolution
6irectly that the Committee proceed 70
m,ke an exhaustive investigation OF the
Huestion Of food aud drug sdulseFa'ioo,
Sr. GCF introduced 9 resolution request
jrg the Secretary Of State ard War TO re-
port Up the feasibility and fIpedieney ol
fopstrucIipg interior court line water way
Iuy the def, ncs OF tie Atlantic and Gul
.sa6osrd. Robert SDslls OF SOHth Cariins
srIesred at the bar and took tie oath o.
fire.
10 the stnste the ch4ir laid before tnt
body q ccnDUDics,ion from the Attorney
Gtrersl stariI that there bad BEEN neitosl
neglect or refusal 10 furnish inform:tior
cor cerpire stsr routes, but hat bis iorc'
ass 100 smell TO supply promptly the Vol
umino,s papers called for by the oensts
Blls were rtpor;ed fsvorshly proy!dIng iol
he erection Of public bpildinZs al Chst'a
noora, Tenn, Opeliks. La and Portland
OREGON. Mr.. Miller reporpd fsyorsaiy
hill providing for the estsbjshmsn oi
for,st reservation 81 the bead waters OF to'
Nitsouri river, and the bead waters o
C,,rs's Fork Of the Columbia river. Ar
Fills in trosuosd hill 10 equslize taIstio'
Of domestic and foreign Insurance. com
ptpies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-01
THROUGH Tie STATE.
Tho FISh,n Regiment Aw sitiux March
ing Or,ieFs.

N.r,,-1npS. o. March 52 Governor
3.,,5.N L,- ordered Lieutenant Col.
=; r.iI... o. this uty, 20 rendezvous the
:, b, h Tysiment, OuiO National guards
Q AA.,.,.. -. ,' there await orders Company
e. ..'.,is,i.y goes to Akron to-day.
Troops 90 be Believed.
CoirvErS. O., March 3l.-On aiv ces
from CIncirust received at noon, Governor
Hosdly ordered the troops en- route to re-
tuIn. The Fourth ard Fourteenth Ragl-
mepts will be relieved ard the rest OF the
troops held in Cincinnati till further or
ders. The city will be guarded till Wednes-
day, at least.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-01
CIVIL SERVICE.

Examination of West Virginia Ap.
pItcants 10 be Held at Charieston.
w suIYGToH, March 3I.-An examina.
ton OF applicants for departmental service
at Wa hiDgtcn will be held at Charleston,
W, Va, on Thursday, May 8th. Those
wishing TO be examined should at once
apply by letter TO the Civil Service Com
mission at Washington for the proper blank
forms on v h.ch to make application.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-01
A CONTRAST.



WEsToy, w. Va. March 2l.-A Demo.
cratic mas,.meeting, pursuant toa previous
cell, was held last Saturday, NJ the court
house, for the purpose Of appointing twelve
delegates to represent Lewis county In the
State Convention TO be held at Cbarleston,
April 10Th. to appoint delegates 10 tbs
Demo cratic Sstionsl Conyen ton, and also
to sppoiD, Sts;e Executive COMMITTEES
aud adopt measures for
A Thorough Orgasisstion 81 the Party
in the county and State.
Upop motion OF Judge T. A. HlSsrds,
who called the meeting 10 order, Hon. A.
A. Lewis was elected chairman, and assus.
w. b. MeGsvy and g. N. Chidsstsr sscre.
Tpon motion OF W: Y. Lively, ths chair
appointed q Committee OF I've 70 report
resolutions and select delegstss 70 The
Charleston Con yentIop which report ws:
heartily received and the delegstss selected
fbs following are the Geiegates: w. y.
Lively, ]. 8. Hall. N. Clark. Hon. A. I'd
miston, George Goodwin, 7. A. Ejvsrda.
Hon, a. A. Lewis, J. VI. Clifton, Hon J.
N. Burnett, Peter GillOoiy, W. J. Bailey,
| T.. Ralsion. The ooLamittss made the lob.
lowing rsporr Which VI" rsosirsd with
'K.soiyed, That ve. the Dsmocr.h Of
Lewis county, iE onvention Asssmeisd' os-
| clare tart
81. Isisss 10 Oss Cbsies
of al candidates Tor the psxt Prssidsnt Of
| the United s.ates, and No believe thst by.
| through, and With him, victory will Do
| pefebsd Upon our bspnsrs, and oar party
4 a.
I,,oluiion wss passsd endorsips the
| primary system Of elections, % the 'inds.
| pspdentp candidate, Whatever merit snd
| claim hiss hitherto been socosded him, will
| ts regarded - . traitor 70 Dem oefspo
\ principles snd unworthy the support ot
| Denocrsuc fresmen. A COPY OF the fsso.
| Iution eoocsfpiug the tsIstion Of annual
| n,aSue,, Of the farm would, lear. make
nv letter too lengthy: bat IN tostioe 20
| ne ,.optn o. Lewis eonnty, Sbo yooS
'h,,nsh nud from their distant Fufsl
,rt,,t. 10 The COO nyettion, must ~ tnss
4 4 there sss sby one thing up1n sHa's
hey s;oSd unspimously. hsa 'n
Esssssi AbhssSsses
ou. taxation Of sunusi psodusss d he
ann. To The resoIution deseunetsg IS
l q ,f,rs was q dissenting yotcs " 49,
anfxn of,,y 10 the bosom of him tnat tsi!
a. The coc cyentiss - hsfnsoteos -
fp,i.rsisstic, Esd 80 senpoeea q -
tsrre,eptsilvs r.tp y ~ egunsy.G ~ ~
here were NOT feuse 49, -
The cop,epssso - sAAseso ~ 80.
Bennett in 9 nesoss1y e1oe,S ess ~
, %istso. ". Z. Lively. csL 4. y. wese'
ford and othfn Eserftbile boo1s eoee.
~, md a il bellesed The es1esy eW eesl
fnj;y three hugdrrd lisjssitg ~ ~ Bsan'
ocrstic tciet. :.
"wn,r !. tts .hoi. s..s sfss e .:ss-s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-01
Bad Blood

Ts Inclined to come 10 the surface 10 the
SpTipg because Of the effort made by so1d
ole mother nature 10 throw il OF. Ii ne
ture doss not have help at this
line. the poison may 90 back to
he sys en- and produce all manner
of ills; uul ty the aid Of SEifts SS-citic
The bsd hood is all driven out thro1Z1 the
por. OF the skin, and permanently relieves
The trou0le. This remedy is purely
vegetable and harmless preparation, but
90 powerful an antidoie TO blood poison.
that il fluids and roots it ell ont Do not
he deceived by Mercury and POtssh mix
lures. which drive in the poison, only to
cone cut sEsin in q worse form.
have cured permanently Blood Tsi1t
IL the third generation BY the use 0! EiiT ;
Specific, sitter ] bed most signsliy failed
VIII M-rrury sui Potash
F. A. TnnNEs, u. D. P-rry, Ga
Trsstiss on Blood and Ska Diseases
nGiird fee
rEE svIrT 81 Vic Co, DisEer3. A,laat,,
Ga
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-01
Why SARGENT WAS TRANSFERRED
The Change Attempted In Order TO
Soub Bismarck.

WAsErSeroS, March 81 A cable dispatch
to the newspapers TO day says that Minister
Sargent declines to 20 to g. Petersburg.
ard the report has caused a great deal OF
talk here. While no one can he found who
remembers tnat Secretary Frelinghuyssn
stated in so many words that the transfer
was ct ssrgFnts request 9 pu- bsr OF SsnH.
tors with whom be coovsrsed on the sub
Jet rsc9llsc, that such was the i'm p-sssi ~
be conveyed to them. sAi they voted 70
confirm him EiIh that understanding.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-01

FoExEKIY weak, reryous, dyspeptic and
d.bll,;sIed individuals who fouRd only
iissppointment In the various bitters and
secrcf quaCk rostUms, pretended kidney
mFtisirts, etc. are sgreeably surprised TO
rsssin perfect health and strength OF miod
ari body, snA complete hearts esse aud
IT.sd1Tp frem sch.s snd pains b. the use
az D.. Guysott's yellow Dock s0d SiTssps-
=. "a = I-rsstorss ever G.sordsrs1 Junction
20 a normal condition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-01
4 B!g Gua.

P.s7ux, Mach &l-Tne second OF TIE
fse heavy experimental czst-lfoa e1as !of
The Uc;ttd States ordnance department
xss cast 81 the fou0dry of the SJuth BJston
iron works yesterday. This casting is about
SO feet losg and weighs IS 90 pounds l.
has q core o! about eight inches in diameter
through It's entire length, made on the Rod
nSsn system. When Iais casting IS dashed
10 pScper dimensions It is 10 have q wrap
ping of slesl wire, and when completed
viii De q ten inch breeeh LOADING ride Is
FEET lorg and Of % tons weight. The pow
der charge for this gun will be l59 70 2DD
mounds, the weight of the prOjectiie Will be
OOO rounds, and the rangs viii De hSs or
six miles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-01

on his way to take q car for home. He is
spoken Of by his former employers as q
most exemplary young colOred man and
wss an ODD Fellow in good standing. The
hospital physicians pronounced the pa
tients from the riots as a most unexcep-
tionsl fine body of men. With but few eX'
ceptions they are
A AMagniheeniIy Developed and spIen-
didIy Formed Class
of mechanics and lsborers.
Following are the most serious cases nOw
at the hospital and the death OF any OF
them is momeDtarily expected: Lee
Simons, shot through the right lung. Leo
Vogelgesang, whose wound is peculiar
case. The entire top of his skull was blown
off by shot from gatling gun and other
patients brain is laid bare, yet he is appsr-
emily conscious of his surroundings aud
seems tn have some control of his muscles.
Charles Miller, an old German, whose wife
ard daughter are with him, is also in a
critical condition, with wound in his
- y,..a protrudes his
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-01

Do you reed remedy that vii cure
sxery lipd Of humor from Q pimpls OF
sIuntion 10 ths worst terofuis and syphir
i;,,e cisordsrs. use DR.. Gnysott's YslIos
pock snd ssIsspsIills. Three 10 Eve bot
,Iss ere kim disesfes, salt rbeum or tettsr.
Pour 10 ten hotties cure Running ulcsrs
..rofpis srd ell sypbiIiiie 6isorders. One
to three bottles cures sores. boils. .esrbuncies,
etc ore 20 txo bottles cures pinpies on
The t.rs. botebAs. etc II y the ooiy PSF
fec,: SsIeod purikeT tbsi cso DC na1s ifom
thorough kDosls6gs Of dsos.. AK you
dfoszitt fol- IL Take 10 snDsutu'e.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-01

RR,xEsnd Rsison: II ysu can not keep
quiet became your cough makes q riot
rr-rf's something. PTsy try II. quarter
viii buy it: lie qu'ck roE STOUT u; don'i
be without Is; your cough this will r1n's
IL: Itss you not donht il: 20 Ite Tsris
souId STOUT 1T On yes, yea g-sss. "
Bulls Cough Syrup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-01

.wu.r is ths vhois dsty ef<s lssss-A
10 be sfrsssbls 20 his vie - - y.
Bar. Cough syrEp 10 ~ nDoee ~ ~
ehiidrn when fksy ect 90 - eg-sS1s
Ass Is eenethkrg haSd-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-01

Nu7giT.uvs food Is essential asa means
OF restoring z Co5sunpiiSe TO health. A
medicine tha, will strengthen the lungs
spd so he OIL irritation IS slI necessary.
such remedy is DR.. Wistsr's Balsam o.
NIlG Cherry. It is the only preparation OF
Wild Cherry that gives complete satisfsc
,icp. Ituuickly cures coughs and c0lts.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-08-06
Another Kicker Returns.

Mr.. Theodore Roosevelt, OF New
York, who has been in Boston the last
few days, has made TO n newspaper
representative the following statement
of his attitude on political questions at
present, prefacing by declaring this TO
be the first time he has said anything
for publication during the campaign,
and declaring that all the alleged utter
views with him which have appeared so
far are false. Mr.. Roosevelt said;
81 intend TO vote the Republican
Presidential ticket. While at Chicago
/ told Mr.. Lodge that such was my in
tention; but before announcing il 1
wished to have time to think the whole
matter over. A man can not act both
without and within the party; he can
do either, but he can not possibly do
both. Each course has its advantages,
and each has its disadvantages, and
one can not take the advantages
or the disadvantages separately. I
went in with my eyes open TO do what
could within the party; / did my best
and got beaten, and propose to stand
by the result
'gt is impossible TO combine the
functions Of q guerrilla chief with those
Of Colonel in the regular army. One
has greater independence Of action, the
other is able TO make what action b o
does take vastly more effective. In
certain contingencies the one can do
most good, in certain contingencies tho
other but there is no use in accepting
q commission and then trying to play
the game out on a lone hand. During
the entire canvass for the nomination
Mr.. Blaine received but two cheeks.
One was at the Utica Convention, tho
other was the Powell Clayton incident.
i had a hand In both, and / could have
had q hand in neither had not those
Republicans who at Utica elected me rs
the head Of the New York State delega-
tion supposed that would in good faith
support the man who was fairly made
the Republican nominee.
II am by inheritance and by educa-
tion q Republican. Whatever good
have been able to accomplish in public
life has been accomplished through the
Republican party. have acted with
Iit in the past, and wish TO act with IL in
the future. l went as regular
delegate TO the Chicago Convention,
and ] intend TO abide by the outcome Of
that convention. / am going back in a
day or two to my Western ranch, as ]
do net expect TO take any part In the
campaign this fall. ."-BoStoa Speciu} ,
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-08-06

his face on the streets, and hoorayin
for Cleveland and the platform. A
similer conversation with Issaker Gavitt
perdoost similer results, and at elevon
at mite they wuz both sleepin the sleep
NV gallon Nv whiskey on the floor at
Bascom's
"Dimekratic harmony!" remarkt Bas.
com, smilinly, to wich assented.
j can't understand why voters don't
understand Dimocratic Convenshuns
better. Wat do | keer for platforms
anyhow like this platform espeshly,
for it is so CONSTRUCTED that Watterson,
NV Louisville, witch is Free Trade, and
Randall, of Pennsylvany, witch is High
Pertective Tariff, kin both stand on it,
embracin eech other in harmony.
1t is so worded that Watterson will
support it in Kentucky, ez a demand
for reform in the tariff, with leenin to-
ward Free Trade, and Randall will sup.
port it ekally in Pennsylvany, becoz il
is fur reform in the tariff, with decidid
leenin to Perteckshun.
l hev red that plank keerfully, and
defy any one to perdoose man Nv any
shade NV opinyun, witch l can't SCOT out
NV that platform, pervided l know wal
the man desires invariably in advance.
1t will be q rather diflikilt -eampane
to fite, becoz our speakers will hev &c
prepare q speech for each State they
go into. Iowa and Wisconsin will re.
quire one kind Nv speech and Penn.
sylvany and Ohio quite another.
Pledgin sekoorty to the nigger cant
be dwelt upon very lively in Looisiana
and Mississippi, and they will hev to
be ruther keerful dodgin between
Southern and Northern Georgia on the
tariff question.
But man wich hezn't sense enufr te
write three or four speeches and tc
make proper inquiries afore he opens
his mouth ez to wat the people want
in any given locality. don't deserve tc
be employed by Dimekratic Centre
Committy. Sich man is not TO bt
trusted. All that is needed in &
spceker is great powers Nv construk
shen. PETROLEUM V. Massey,
(Construer.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-08-06

Diseases of an exhaustive nature that
have tendency to create an unnatural
feeling such as fatigue, lassitude and
great weakness throughout the system
owe their origin to lack of iron in the
blood. Browns Iron Btters will restore
the blood to lis natural healthful condi-
tion. Get the blood pure by using this
remedy aud disease will be quickly ban
ished.