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GEO. ANDREWS, overseor Of tho Lowell Car.
pet Corporation, was for over twenty years.
before bis removal 10 Lowell, till,cssd with
salt rhenm In Its worst form. lis alterations
aetu llly covered more than hall the surface
OF bis body AID limbs. He was entirely cured
BY Ayer'a 6arsaparilla. See cerlifi ate In
Ayers Almanac for 1888, 5HiIT nj III
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Did She Die?

"she fingered and suffered along, pining
away all tile time for years." - .
THE doctors doing her no good"
"Aod last ~as cured by, this Hop Bit.ers
the papers Bny so much about, g5tT 7577 =
Indeed Indeed 7. t.ia ,iti5 & E ~. Isl {.
How thankful We should be for that med
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/; HALEs Honey Of Horehound and Tar over.
powsIs the moet troublesome cough. lsisSaati,,:
Pixies Toothache Drops cure In one
minute. z Va rs n ~ 90
GLEsH's Sulphur Soap cursa skin diseases
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from Constip patton. Had swallowed hall.
bushel Of Pills, and drank over q barrel Of
Cathartic and Laxative hlops. Had tried
every patent medicine recommended In such
cases, and had been treated by all the very
best physicians In Philadelphia, and was
finally told by her consulting ply slelAns that
4hs was now 100 weak for CaihArtio Medicine,
or injections, and that she must die. She
then took Manalin and was cured. Bee 8lst
page Of the Ellis Of Life.n Get the book from
your druggist. or addrasB Dr.. Hartman, Colnm.
bus, O., for one 2iJEA, W liIlE- i pAw
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. For lame Back, Sids or Chest uae Shiloh.
Porous Plaster. Prize Is cents. Ass
SHllou's CoUaH aud Consumption Cure |,
sold by US on guarantee. 1t cures consump.
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4 A Mls isl Japanese measure OF length
1900 yards long. This is miss that syery
nearly as good as q mile. ,5ysy & $ IA
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-" = A"'her IN Ceiling Woll. EI..4
7'My daughters say:
BlttcIa" .95--ss. 7.'3iT7I1..- :, - - : -'
"llc is getting we'll after bis longsafreling from
ilseNc declared iucurable." - ~ - -
And we ore 50 Glad that he used your Btters.:'
~ LADY NJ Utica, n, Y, s.1Ft5.g- tlapd.MwrAw
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THERE are some folks who have "a G ID
to pray to-" while there are others who
s,cm TO have only "a God 10 swear by.n :
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THEY have built a temple at B.narea, in
India, to lot Of sacred monkeys. Dar.
winism Is growing. s7l
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sLHErLxSs NlaHrs, nlads miserable by that
terrible cough. Hhiloh's Care Is the remedy

CArAnnH CURED, health and Bweet breath
sccurad BY shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. PRICE
% cents. Nasal injector free. 'In.a
:, For sale by McLane Bros. and A. T. Young.
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AMAN may not care q tiy for dates, yet
p ,ssess perfect mania for collecting calen.
Jars and almanacs,-M Y. Journal. q q
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I'm at your servics, madame" raid the
polite burglar, when caught with his arms
tull OF silyerWnre, ;ss+slg3..gfI G-s.1.t- :,
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5ErIou'a VlrAL1zEE is what you need for
Constipation, Loss Of Appetite. Dizziness and
all symptoms Of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and rs
cents per bottle. ~ "a 80 I A..
GROUP, WHooP1Hs Couou and Bronchitis
immediately ralieved by Shiioh's Cure. N
For sateby McLane Bros. and A. T. Young.
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THAT, HACKING Couon eau be 60 quickly
cured BY shiloh's Oure. We guarantee 1t.
Will You SurYE1 with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint? Bhilons Vitalixor Is guaranteed
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.lI7REIlREATI(.
lH|E|R|V|EqC|0|R| Q|U|E|R|0|R]

It quicts md compoaes tho pntlcnt-not by tho
Introduction OF opiates aud drastic cahartics, bnt
by tho restoration OF activity to tho stomach md
OF morbid hncles. which Gro created by tho
canscs above referred 10. ~ ESQ
To Clergymcn, Lawyers, Literary men, MGR
chants, Bankers, Ladies' and NIL those whose scd.
entary. employment causes nervous prostratIon,
irregularities Of the blood, stomach. bowels OF
atlmulant, SAMARITAN NEnyiNE IL fnvaluablca
Thousands proclaim It tho most wonderful invIg I
GRANT that ever sustained tho sinking system
$3.50. Sold by ali Druggists. Tho DIX. s. 4. RICH
L.- csu. Il. c,,t.astaa. Lsus!. Naz Ye;k c;.Y, Ia
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RATrLEsAAikLN ON TOAST.

lie Terror OF Tho Plains Drops IN for
His Lunch. gHlN .".a.
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plrISBURGH, CINCINNATI & ST,
LOUIS RAlLWAY-PANHANDLE ROUTE {
ls:a q
Time table Tor East aud West corrected To JUNE
"A, 1885, 20 "s' ~ ,Ir .ri-eST, $50 : 5;7T.75
Trains leave Panhandle Station, foot Of Eleventh
street. near Public landing az follows: Ii.isTyl
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All trims daily except sunday. ~ - rgl7lITs
pullman's Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Can
Philadelphia and New York. Weat 10 Columbus,
Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago, Indianapolis and
st. Louis. -. ~ 80 gssal 75F-5IilS4
For through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping car
ply to JNO.. q. T0MIlNsON, Ticket Agent ut Pan.
NAude Station, foot Of Eleventh Erect or at City
Ticket Office, under Mcclure House, Wheeling. =.
rI-.. .NT 11EtU JAnES McCREA, s1l Eisf
Manager, Columbus, Ohio.
I. 4. FORD, a,s,p',. Es
Genl Pass. and Ticket Agent, Pltthbureh, Pa.
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a SIIREwD sWISDLE,
a Cincinnati Jeweler who Made False I
y.-- resenfutlnnS mud s,1v>,t -, ~ s

a Cincinnati .Teweler who Made False Rcp.
resentations and "Tent up"
BosroN, October GA special from
Providence says: The failure OF Emil
Dahlheimer & Co., jewellers OF Cincinnati,
has caused much excitement among man
ufacturing jewellers in this city and Attle-
borough, who appear to have become in
volved tothe extent Of $4,000 to $50, 900.
From statements OF those who are in po-
sition to know, including the manager OF
Dun's Mercantile Agency, it appears that
the whole affair is deliberately planned
swindle. July 2Sth last DahlheimeJ called
at Dun's Mercantile Agency here and
made showing to the effect that he was
worth from so, 900 to SIC, 900 in stock and
fixtures and owed between $4,000 and
$1,000, which was his whole Indebtedness.
He promised to substantiate the statement
but failed to do SO. 1t has always been
surmised that he-was, connected with
Chas. J. and Jos. Steinson, who recently
failed, but he madea positive denial. It
has since been ascertained that his denial.
is untrue. Among those in this city OF
whom he bought goods and who have sent
them are j. C. Richardson, Atwood l.
Colwell, VIM. Hamilton < Co., Cuyey &
Williams John McClery, .Chas. S Pine,
". R. Richards, Wm. Butt and Dabbitt &
Cameron, 20. a.- ,aarE-l d 3.-5's--
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4 Shocking Amir.

DR7noIT, MlcH., October e.-The Grand
Rapids, Mich, Daily Eagle Newaygo spe-
cial says: A horrible tragedy occurred
here about midnight last night. A man
named Armstrong recently came here and
found his vile and George Bates together
in a comprising situation in Bates room.
He seized m ak and entered the house.
Ills wife seized and held him while Bates
left the room for q revolver with which TO
kill him. While Bates was gone Arm
strong broke loose from his vile, struck
her with the AZ and then cut her throat,
Going down stairs he met Bates and killed
him by stroke Of the AK. Armstrong
gave himself up and is now in jail. Bates
was boarder at Armstrong;, aged about
% years and considered hard case. 4 nj
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Ghs Gt.tttFd|jiigttttfr.
ots., yo.. % and ~ Fourteenth street.
The Peoples Opportunity.

There never was time, since the De-
noeracy Of West Virginia entered upon
a, era OF "retrenchmcnt and REFORM"
when the people who are opposed TO
Emrton rule had SO much reason to put
II every man who i5. feels sl. that WY about
It will do his full duty from. now I'LL Tues
tay next, every hope will be realized.
Victory Is rot assured, but j. is within
reach. r. q FfAf5$ uN
II the people wan. ajssiamph over the
iac,lon Of the Democratic party which has
broken the law in q desperate effort to
cover up the evidences of misrule-if they
want the sweet satisfaction Of teaching
hi IL officials that thcpeople arc supreme
over all rulers-they can have II. i
What do the people say2 ,g;
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TRUCKS SUED, 7

. . a . o.
And aut Interesting History Likely 10 Open
Up to tho Public Gaze.
New York, October 6.-Thcrc was much
surprise expressedtin journalistic circles
to-day ut the news Of the suit brought
against the proprietors and editor OF Puck,
the comic weekly, by D. B. Valentine.
Mr.. Bunner and Alr. Valentine are well
known. The former is a writer OF short
stories and graceful verse, and the latter
also is story writer, and the author Of
"Fitznoodle Papers, which have up
pcared in Puck for many years. Mr.. Bun:
ner was seen at his home to-day, and said !:
II must ask you to excuse me ii 1-reinse
to say anything whatever about the matter
for the present" Mr.FVa!entine, who was
found at the Lotus Club, said: .Yes, it
is true that have brought three actions
arising f;om my interest in the business
conduct OF Puck.S For some time past
various disagreements have existed be-
tween the conductors OF that paper in re-
gard to its policy and management. The
principal suit is for 900 for breach OF
contract, and for an accounting. This
will secure the legal definition not only Of
my position, but OF all OF the conductors
in their relations to each other. The suit
will involve the whole history OF the pub
lication since it was started in 1877, since
which time have been actively engaged
with others in its conduct" 1t is expect
ed that the revelations in these suits will
be most interesting, and that good reason
will be shown why attacks upon Mr..
Blaine in that paper should not be needed.
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CABLE CLICKS.

-Hf 70 70 ]
It is reported that the French have oc-9,
cupied Tamsui. = -
During the past twenty.iour hours there
Tere 80 fresh cases Of choIera and l2
deaths at Naples. At Genoa there were
y fresh cases and % deaths. -, =
Gladstone has issued circular notify-
,ng his supporters to attend the opening
OF Parliament us he proposes at the earliest
moment to submit iInportantaud pressing
sinessfor the consideration OF that body'$ :
The city authorities of Paris desiring to.
take possession OF a church on st. Mich.
olas des-champs, on account Of Widening
The street, delegate from the Prefecture
was sent ior that,purpose. The curatc re-3
fused to deliver the keys, .when.the crowd
invaded the church, sang the Marsellaise
and committed other improprieties: III.
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GonA1AS on WEST yInG1S1A.
His View OF the Ci"sins Campaign in This
--..-N State. With n Touch nm Ol,,n z, -

His View OF the Ci"sins Campaign In This
State, With n Touch on Ohio.
CINCINNATI, October 6.-"Gath'' has n
long interview in the Enquirer with Scna-
tor German, chief OF the Democratic Ma
tional Committee. Senator German said:
II think We are out OF the woods as far
as West Virginia is concerned. l have no
idea now that the Republicans can carry
that State. II they had succeeded in TAX
ing oN both Ohio and West Virginia i,
might have embarrassed us a good DEAL"
Said /: II do not understand that the
Republicans have expected to carry West
Virginia, but merely that they thought
they would reduce the Democratic ma
jority there" '.ET
'Uur trouble,r said Mr.. German, "in
that State has always been to get our Dem
ocratic vote fully out: Our majority has
fallen to three or four thousand, whereas
We have, when everybody votes, fifteen to
twenty thousand 7nlaiority.It is the size
OF this majority, which has produced
the apathy. You take the kanawha
District-these We. have 5000 majority,
but it is one apt to run down to 1000, be.
t"asS VIZ iAVhltthlttGCi lllSlS tliluk lIltS
have 4 sure thing and it is not necessary
for them to so to save the ticket. This
year Wilson, our candidate for Governor,
has encountered considerable opposition
from the railroads, but we think that hos
tility has been to some extent neutralized.
So We now consider If we save West Vir-
glnia we shall be in very good condition
to win victory in New York State"
You do not expect, then, to carry
Ohio?"
"We have never banked much on carry
ing Ohio. We shall make good fight
there and leave nothing unturned, but our
past experiences in Presidential years
with Ohio is that we have given It too
much attention, and therefore, losing it,
we are open to the accusation Of losing
strength. That question was considered
when Senator Thurman's name came for
ward to. be the Democratic candidate for
President. 1t was at once said that Ohio
was an October State that we could never
rely on it Presidential years, and therefore
Senator Thurman was not taken up, ex-
cellent as his record wns. The nomination
was given to the State OF New York be-
cause we felt that we could carry this
State, but could probably not carry Ohio.
We do not give out that We expect it."
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johnny Mclean Will Wal

WASHINGTON, D. G., October G.-John r.
Mclean, editor and proprietor Of the Gin.
cinnati EnT'irer, will be married ,o.,uor.
row morning to Miss Emily T. Beale,
daughter Of General Beale, Of this city,
The ceremony will DO private and in tie
presence only Of the immediate relatives
Of the two families at the residence OF tho
brides father, in Lafayette square. q Rev.
William Leonard, rector Of St. Johns
Episcopal Church, will oi!ic;ate, -.
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TIERS it soes~-a Stop" with sort Of
dull thu1," and Charles 7. Caldwell, an
active Democratic politician Of State fame,
aelegate;in the recent State convention,
aad the law partnerot the Chairnano ofthe
Democratic State Committee, is the Hopper.
Ar. Caldwell gives good reasons why he
turns ~ his back on the Democratic party.
There are q good many coming this way,
ana ., most Of them willmake their speeches
|h'ough' the ballot box. u 3 I; \
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NEWS NOTES,

1t showed at Quebec yesterday. -.
Speaker Carlisle spoke at Point Pleas.
ant, WA, yesterday. rs .:,i. 81
Tammany Hall made Congressional
nominations last night. -;
The President is expected in Washing.
ton the latter part OF this week. t :
Republicans held their own fully in
Connecticut local elections yesterday.
Mississippi Republicans rejected the
orertures looking to fusion with the
Greenbackers.
At Tamworth, Ontario, there was riot
among Italian railroad laboreys, and the
town is in a state OF siege. 'tirf:
There was riot among strikers and
laborers on the new court house ut Pitts
burgh yesterday, but nobody wa: killed.
\ mill belonging 10 the Newton paper
company at Holyokc, was burned Satur.
day. Loss $4,000. Insurance $4,000.
A fire in the Hecla mine at Calumet.
Mich, has ragged since Saturday night,
Two lives were lost and others are in dan.
ger.
At the New York pos.oliice four large
diamonds, valued at s'0,060, we're found
in the mails OF the steamer Brittania and
seized. (. I.5
an1. hhe asI asit. 81 S.a s,ahuaFu uolass ior the
Eor eef Tho narioS ,ii |ai al M ~
SCI 500. 49, iS77'
nne o9 VI eoaoIeu g'.. aSea llyears,
was found near MortonsyilIe arL, alInmaris,
county. Va, - - '1,l,e : : - . ''''' -
A. H;or;n.nort n 1,r;,, , n,n5,.,,, .n1.,,,, J: . I
dsmons, m Nc y ] t;op So,n-,an ~ ;ah. es.isIa.lc nat
S5nn % shn. Ean'Iati u.1 NJ. n.St Isooerl
@ hnart o The mnrdsrc .yas sea .nrougn the
IA Jo.1,.,,,, C.n,r cos..:s : :, = -, : .
E.niLn"s Ini He.v o',,b;,o .m aeCrf,a, NJ.
tho r;nnr NJ ,.iod - eov 1--WE" ptungeu lnto
my NY iGIs .;1si 1iu h "'ea eseapS ne was slot
G IncLson soeu y eon'te' ha'hed DOC -
1I, A,H,o'', -, 4.l
John =. steinman, the oldest merchant
IN feinsyiyania, died on Sunday on his
lI.,. farm in the, the southern So part OF Lancaster
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WORKING IT IN OHIO,
Heavy Clothing Failure.

ROCHESTER, \. y, October 6.-The gen.
eral assignment OF J.. W. Rosenthal & Co.,
one OF the largest clothing manufacturing
firms in this city, was filed in the County
Clerks Office this morning. The assignee
is Louis Gresheimer, OF Chicago. Claims
Of preferred. creditors amount TO nearly
$1,000, 900. The real extent OF the failure
cannot be learned until the assignee's
schedule Is fled. go. -
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Mn. BLAlSEis giving West Virginia a
handsome advertisement to the world.
Ills splendid tribute...to our marvellous re-
Sources will be read this morning in three
iouTths of'he newspapers OF the country.
II the people will give US good State gov
eminent capital will come in search Of
this vast wealth.
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s Wheeling District Appointments.
ctdl Dtpatch to TIE InielliCeneer, ,st- i'.44

e
BrcKl1AssoS, W. Va, October ,6.-The
conference adjourned to-day. The follow.
ing preachers were appointed to the
Wheeling District: Rev. George E. Hite,
Presiding Elder; Benwood, C. J.. Price
Cameron, 3. Isan; Dallas, G. R. Cope.
land Fulton, TO be Supplied; Greene,
Taylor, Richmond and Marshall, o. J.
Sharpes; Moundsyille, ". Z. Loonlis
Sloundsville circuit, c. S. Allemong; New
Martinsville, A. B. Rohrabaush; New
Marinsville circuit, to besupplied; Pleas
ant Valley, X: E. Woodruff; Short Creek
and a, Liberty, NJ. F. Dryden; Triadelphia,
Wheeling-Chapline Street, H. G. San
ford; Fourth Street, J. E. Smith; North
Street J. w. Griffith; Thompson Chapel,
s. E. Jones; Wesley Chapel, S. King
Zane Street, J. C. Hess. f5s!a' =
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IHAr's all rightabout .'colonizing Ohio
and West Virginia. We have heard
something OF this sort before, and then it
was admitted that the colonists were
merely colored people! On their way to
camp meeting: The revival Of the story
won't divert attention from the schemes
OF "our friends, the enemy" Pinkerton's
detectives will be on guard, notwithstand-
ing, - - 49, s-Tts ~ E55
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Exploding Ga. Level. , u,.., 4.

KINGSTON, ONT, October G.-Tbe Wind
sor hotel was entirely destroyed by fire at
an early hour this morning. The inuates
narrowly escaped with their lives. Geo.
McMahon, a telegraph operator, Jumped
from the third story. His legs; were
broken. The female servants were seyere-.
y burned. The loss is estimated at $40
ooo. The fire was caused by an explosion
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= Carl scnrRz, ,isythe ,''bigieard"" OF the
cleveland show. Carl's 'liquid ditty"
Noats Il for cold cash. In West Virginia
tienrys. Walker is the "bright particular
staF, that docs the most twinkling for
T., Willis Wilson. Walkers price is $40 q
speech and they do say that he insists on
having the cash before the curtain goes up.
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Read Mr. Blainc's short and apt speeches
on his West Virginia tour-everyone Of
saem is ten strike. The people who
near him listen to the greatest living
American. Not. even Henry Clay sur
passed him in any attribute OF the states
man. aud Clay missed the reward which
'Ae people intend shall come to Blaine.
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EpESpuRc, Pa, October Con satur.
day Gusta McKisson, wife 0. silas McKis..
son, got her husband to load shot gun.
anu going to n field where Polk Forbes
was at work, discharged the weapon at
him, the contents taking effect in his bow
els and intiicting fatal wounds The muir
de der ils the resal, OF an old family feud. !.
The woman was arrested. 'f7s'.
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;portat Dispdich to the Inte!ligencer.

'R"It 17GFE3It1t 10 IT" 41Flts9tyeFNkI
CLARKnrRo, w. Va, October 6.-Two
colored- boys by the names OF Lowry and
Lipscomb, each about u years OF age, be-
came engaged in dispute about ground
hog while out hunting Saturday. and in
the scui.ie Lipscomb was shot in the right
wrist. The wound is aserious one, anil it
is thought amputation OF the arm will be-
come necessary, E=s
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Iris difficult 70 tell how much Mr.. Will
lis Wilson will be:helped by Mr.. James N.
Aason's support ofihim. There may be
more persons thar" We think who want
the machinery OF the State Government in
the hands Of Mr.. Alason's Wall street syn
dicate. IRi.'a JE
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made another magnificent speech, which
was repeatedly applauded.
At the conclusionthe air was again rent

-. 10. u. ~. ..H .
At the conclusionthe air was again rent
with cheers. #a3
Blaine went to Marietta on o special
train, where Ohio duplicated West Eir.
ginia's ovation to the next President OF
the United States.
Mr.. Blaine meets the special train on
the Ohio River road tomorrow ut Will.
iamstown and then proceeds to Wheeling.
Judge Tenny, Of Brooklyn, followed
Blaine here, and was heartily applauded.
Nothing occurred to mar the oc.
custom, the best Of order prevailing,
although the streets were packed with q
living mass Of human beings. Paskersburg
went quietly TO sleep tonight, satisfied
with an event which will bear fruit in DC.
tober and November. 'sJ Jed.
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Christian r,,un.rnnre Iynr, :, :, :,

NEw fohx, October 5.-ltis announced
that the Woman's National Christian Z &
Temperance Union will meet at st. Louis 4
October %, %, a and .o5. Prominent
lady speakers will occupy some Of the
church pnlpits Oh the preceding Sunday.
October will be made a day Of PRAYER by
thousands Of local unions tllrous shCut the
country. ~ ~ -
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"BLAlSE's success next November" !"
says the iriJb Nation, will send grief and
humiliation to the heart OF England" 1t
will indeed. That is why every West
Vlrsinlan who feels that way about it
ought to poll Republican vote IN Octo-
her --,- :;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-07

NR. BLAINE seems to have "hit 'em
hard all along the line; The personal
magnetism" that does it IL the popular
admiration OF solid manhood and high
grade statesmanship. The American peo-
pie know an out-and-out American when
they see him.. 4 - 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-07

increasing debt is one OF the fruits
Of Bourbon rule in West Virginia. In 1883
the expenditures exceeded the receipts by
nearly 100000. The returns for 1854 are
not in yet, but they are not likely to be
encouraging. The debt grows every year.