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HAVE YOU COT

Backache, Drawing-down Pain, Weary, Tired
colorcd Urlnc' II you have any Of these troubles
You billons' Have you jaundice9 Do you have
pation' II so, you have Liver Complaint and shou
Mis- cnAs, HArnoRS, 81 Pearl St., Bangor, has
been very low with Kidney Disease; she had been
confined to her bed for some time. Had q con-
slant and intense
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A DISTANT VIEW,

SITTER John:-I greatly appreciate
your cut of the Patent Hay Teddcr,
but think the ID ought TO have punch
ed out the "not," as | recognize the
Tcdder as being the alleged invention
of the Fuller-Martin-God company
gang. But little did | think, few
years ago, when Charlie Whitman and
myself gave you so much "adyice" and
so many "polnts" on that printing press
that you were making, that you would
be publishing such good paper as the
SITTER. Success to you is the wish of
yours truly, j. A.
pDoloetop N " NT,,- %
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Remember IN
toll,
For Londonderry Londonlerryby
p. Chase and Smith & Taylor
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Feeling, Discrimination TO Labor, scanty and High
you may be sure you have Kidney Disease. Are
allow complexion Are you troubled with eonst-
d read the following testimonials:
MRS. c. p. BRAoKETr, Of Hermon, had Kidney
Disease. Could not sit up but one or two hours at
time. Had constant tired feeling and sick
headache, together with the usual
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FOR SALE.
Stallion "COlOnt

Having exchanged my farm for the store huiIdil
in this place offer for sale my
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MI, Dc CAAAlAL ACADtAi,
EEAR waEELINa, ". VA,

Tbs thirty ninth year OF this Well.kuuwu AcAd'
,my, andsr tbs charge OF the Valuation Nuns,
orHus on tho Gnt Monday Of September next and
continues Ten months.
Pupils received at any lLRsin the session..
1hosC who desire " place their daughteH in al
instltuuoa anOrliug exceptional advantages 10
ts was Of hcalihtul and delightful location, CT
sIlcu, toard, thorough discipline AID instruction
Al The hands OF life long teRchurs, Ia every depart.
Bep, Of female education, including tho modern
languages AMI nuSlC, should send for q catalogue
Of thls school, Adinas.
DireCtressot the Academy ofthe Visitation,
MT. De CHAETAL,
,ul.paw Near Wheeling, ". Va.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue Ola Dee5 Of Trust made by @. W.
K0InOdy aud Margaret !, Kennedy, his wife, 10
me a. trustee. dS cd the 2sth day OF September,
1883, and recorded In 'he olie1 Of Tho llCrk Of the
county Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia, ~
Decd Of 1IuSt Hook No. -, PAGE E2, | Will sell
Ut public auetio nj tho front door u the Court
House Of Ohio county on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Q, 1885,
commencing at 10 o clock A. ~, the following dc.
Bor!bGd prope IS that Is N say; the west one
thu d Ol the moth half Of lot nu 'nbe-cd fifteen 49,,
In willlnm ". shriyGr's addit on to Eat : heellng,
which !, Id lot II = I Ated on the kou Invest C1rner
Of Woods 10 Inerly SEVENTH aud Sixteenth for
mOFly CENTER SIree1, In the clty OF Wheeling, Ohio
county, West VlrBlDlA
Titiss Is believed TO be perfect, but l will convey
only such title Is u gestCd In me by said deed Of
trust,
money, and 30 much mOretheteOiRs tho purchaser
8 0uld elect u cay IN cash on. the day Of Hale the
resldu, thereof payable In two equal ill.,
1tAllmentE In ota and two years from uIe
day u sale, with interest IRON that day, the
purchaser 10 give his negotiable notes fr the
deferred payments, beail, II inetest, 70 no seCur d
By a deed Of trust on tho pr perry.
ALFRED R~HEINsTROd, Attorney. Wtl
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BRADroRD, PA, Oct. % -0pensd oslo;
closed GBIc; highest 6Gtc; lowest O5lCi
ClearAnceR 3O2 ono
PirrsnuRou, OFT. 2S%-Petroleum, firm.
81; opened At 05lc, closed GO,; highest
66bC; lowest G5Ss
OH Cry Pa, Oct. 2S -Patrolenn
opened al G5S1; highest col; lowest 85an;
closed at OBc Sales G32, 900 barrels
clearsnces l,05Sy6 doc barrels; shipments
70 207 barrels.
TIrusvlLLE, Pa, Oct. 2s-opened at
65lc; highest 6Csc; lowAst este; closed al
Ga
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figures. Corn excited. Receipts are no
large and q good many reports were re
ceived stating that the yield from husk
ing was smaller than expected. Thi
urgent demand caused "shorts" to cove
freely under which prices shot up llili
reacted but ross aglin II and CLOSED
higher than yesterday, Oats also closed
higher. Provisions active and strong
Mess pork closed l6l25 higher. Lard
active.
P!our-Qllst and unchanged.
WheAt-No. . red 64S; 0ctohAr 72Sl
7Sh1 closing at 73bc; November 73il74ii,
closing AZ 7Ssc; December 75il76lc, clos
ING at 75Io; January 78l76Is, CLOSING at
76bs; May 81 SSbc, closing Vt S2ss.
UOrn-No, 2 Cash, S5E ,S6tcj October
S4l ,S6Sj November S~59aS7tc, closing at
353cj December S64 3Stc, closing at
SIS; January S%8EaSS!e, closing at 3sic;
May Ill 4SSI, closing 4Iac,
0Ats-Oasn No 2 25p; October 26l
a25so, closing at 25loi November 26A26tG,
closing at zoe; DsGsmbar 27L27f closing
at 97tOi May S0J closing At Sl3c
Pork-October, S. 97!s90 0i November,
$9,073i December, IS $50 10, closing at
50 lOi January, 50 H4plO.lO, clssing at
$40 074, Llrd-NoVsnber s. 75l5 S24,
cloulng at S. ss4; December, S. S545 S7I,
closing at S S7i; January, $5.S2!a6, clos
ing at SO, Short ribs, cash, S6,45, Shout
ders, So As, s, o., 1919 $50; No. 2,
cash rye, 50i No 2 cash barley, l5St; No,
| fax, 0Si prime tiuothy, $l.70al.7li
whisky, Sl,l6; sugars unchanged; butter
very quiet; good to fancy creamery, 20l-
25Si lair to goud creamery, l5Il0; good
to iGe dairy, l5a9OSi eggs finn at l74lSs
NEw YoRk, October % -Producs e1,H
change closed to-day. Hops quiet and
Coffee, spot fair; Rio quiet l2S
1880, Options lower, Sales, $3.50 bags
00tober 10 05 lllc; November 10 S04l0 $50;
10 50 l085ei January 10 S0I
10 $50; February 10 SO.lO $50. Sugar dull;
refined quiet, Molasses duIL Rice steady,
BALTlM pRR, MD, Oct. 2S.-Wheat-
Western, fairly active and tirmer. No. 81
Wiutsr red spot So! S2SC; November S9S
1888 December 81! .si4 january SOfaSGs
OJrn-Weatsrn dul but firm and higher;
western mixed sPot, 45,46fGi November
i5tl464s; ysAr 45a45tGi January 45E446kc. |
but steady; Western white
iS43Bcj DO mixad 3giSSc, Prnvisiona-
lliet and slighty lower. Meas pork
$3.50 nav, L4ri-R.aned 7!c. Other
unchanged.
ToLEDo,o OCT 2S,-Wheat opened dull,
over; cash 77tV; November Tito bid; De.
7Sg zoe; May S8sC bid,
Corn firm; cash 3s'; November 38tc;
} cember sos BID; May 42!c bid.
Oats neglected,
Glover sesd easier; cash, 81 45i Novsm.
'er$ y 45 b;di December 81 90 bid Jauu'
81 90 Did,
O~lSclSSATl, Oct, 2s,-Cotton in fair
Flour frmsr. Wheat stronger,
M! Corn firm; M. Q III xsd 81. Oats
No, 2 mixed 27!, Rye, stronger,
No. 25L PORK, tirm, at 0674 Lard
carce, irm, at 5.75. chalk meats scarce,
irm, Bacon stronger, short ribs 782l;
uSar cured 100 Whisky steady, 81 10
sugar aud cheese, easy HoEs
lntet; common aud light s. IS I4.05
and butchers $S.S0A4l5 Eggs
lfm at 10Y lie.
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II a9ordS me pleasure to assure yor shat az
yer using Dc, q, McLRIiG'8 Celebrated Liver
rus for more than twenty years inmy family,
mat ! regard them rs being SUPERIOR 70 lnyI
pave ever used or have seen used, have not
have Tried n good variety but rliAYo never
had any 70 not so promptly, prO1tably, and
Nicely as McLline's, have used them myself,
WIS, and children, with tile most gratifying re-
own with such easy and happy effect, ! would
recommend them to ono and to all. These
pills do the workable 1t promptly, do It well,
and leave no u effects behind, ASa bile re-
mover, as q liver eOrrect0T, us U %fOreTunner
preparing tho system Tor qilHlnG, there Is no
pill or medicine equal to DR., q. M:Lane's Cela.
bTlted Liver Pills, | expect to use them as
long rs ! live, Il they continue US good as they
have been In tho past,
Yours truly, r. IT, GILEs,
Pastor N, u Church South, Myers Station,
Tampa District, Florida Conference,
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Esual Nettess.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Full
~ Ton REAL @IAIE BONE MILL, AND
PERNoNAL PRoPkkTY.

TOy mn E9e -, 80
~ IS2HAp NEAL 5ESSIIAIE bOhE h4LLI AMI
Lewis Z, Bdtt In Ohi0 County
, W Circuit Court
Lewis Orb and Othan.l In hRnceyy,
nv vIrtna N a dsc,aa n saI6 amt rro5a In ,ha
.hSva a,,,i,isi o'"Na Sn X ~ Az, ~ ~ " ~ y.
ia M 49, n ~ 49, ~ = "a " saSaSnmDgt
sAlLns11,. y = ~. s'sss1 PppIitIHsS : ,psu1hlli Vslnllsr
~ tbs nssr, ~ nlcnHt VI ~ 4 t.s 4SSII eAsttha
Fs,f Rbd M tSs ,cSSn X milton N IN M na,,,rsS ~
y tAIES., ~
SATURDAY ", l@h,
commencing at 10 U'clolk q. NJ, the Bone mill,
and lie boiler aud enPIne, andRl The mRchinery
and implamenn used on the pramISes oil AID
LeVis Or. AlSo the hOnSoholdR and HIChsn fuIni.
ture and other personal property belonging 70 IGld
IsehiasFy bSaS6t bS SsIl 9th StSIsle Of psop.
eIty formerly bai0nging 20 MlGhRel Herr, and not
used about the bpSIpuSS Of aid Lewis Ofth ~ CON,
duoted BIZ him.
TERMSOFSALR: Cash.
Also on aid
EATuRDAy oCTORPR m 1854
tlSS'SSNa" NpUI
commencing % = O'CLOCK 2, M the Undersigned
special ihsl0aeIs WIZ sell, ~ puDllr AUCTION
the following d~eSCllbed plecet or parcel o. grulni,
situated ~ Ohio C0uniy, ~ tue sIate 0l West w;
glnih on me National Hoed A. tns extFems enu q
5oaaasd y follows; sssgIRaias q AZ h0Ti6:
eIght aud 4 half DEGREES west iUrty.ono poles, tu
ulaS 10 u stone, on the bank Of Wheeling Greek;
thence nortu lOfty'srVen AndH fourth degrees west
Ave poles and twenty 9as b lpEs Ss 20 = stone east thence 6l,S.
one poles ~ estate - ne Ience 6y 1id, road
han nUNn FIvsnIn |UN HMM 4
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NTOrICE TO LIEN 30 .DERs

TO oil persons holsing liens b. judgment OF
othe'Wbe on the cal o. aps o. AIRY part h rGtf,
devised 0y the vi Of EllGI ! tSyth Il cas- d.
III purSualIO Of 4 decree Of h Circuit out VI
UhloU unity, HCBLv fAiSIa. made IN q % use there.
in pending, 10 II jeG the real e'tati DIV Ned b. the
viii OF h lad Elm Forsyth 10 The satisfaction Oi
the II rs there n, you Rrd h'fuJy 7 qui ~ " pr.
{ nj all ClRliAt held byy0u and tAol o. youpRl 81
the said real c. = Q winch are lViuE / . CO.., or any
part .hrte.L for id Indication 70 ms, at my Cllci,
No ITO hGptue street, In tNe city. II NheVll Z
Ohio Ounty, West Virginia on o. b fore 5atuTday,
the 10th day VI n vembtr, 1889.
Given under my hand this 2lkt day I October
1875. JOSEPH Il. PAU i.
Oct22 fl Commissioner.
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znsdtsa1.
Or, ROTT'S FRENCH POWDERS,

viii cur Dresses ot the RidbBJu, urAyCl, elect
BttiCiitCI, and oil Urinary and Ufelhral Dl1casW,
NetvOusAn PhyilOAl Debility HcmlnAl WtAlnog,
Loss Of Vigof, Premature Decline IN Man, FAily
hcoay, lmnOiCppy Caused W efton OF youth ~.
and nUse, nICirN, eriptlqna, .ECfOtllA tClieI, sell
ttbuni, sud eli blood and Rhln dl'Datca. felrAlJ
NCakNca speedily cured, QOlgtflga tuted II
hfSe 9Ayh, ,EFtsS, \ g, seld WhsSllng, " "a
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Eype~8mrtrer.

Having sold n~ine-.onthS Of the wtitlbR Machines
in the state, we claim II clearly demonstrates
Tho superiority OF our machines. BOlUW wO give
partial list Of CUSTOMERS using thorni
Daily lntelligenoOr,
Daily Register
Npga Lettaf,
W,.P Hubbard, attorney.
Robert White, attorney,
lrsenh R, Paul, attorney,
Russell a BIliel, alto -lUyh
90 9tutgiN, attorney, MOfgAntnNn,
Inhh.A Hutchinson, attorney, PatkeIbtfgi'
Van Wink Q d Amber Alt1fiOpB, PafkelbufRs
kpOf1lg a TaventpfL attorneys, pAfkBrAbufg,
y. n. II. fliek, U.!S District htlo,ney.
Hannibal Forbes, y 4 Comnlh (iOnef
4. q, Dellickeb, Clerk n. 4, tour, p%afkertbnfg,
Clarence Smith, Cle'k Of Court, FalfmOnL.
D NJ, ClBuenA CleTk OF TOifL, I atkbnbufg
&c HbEe, Clerk Of Court, Hinton,
\. X Fast, Cletk OF Court, MOfEa hiOWn,
Manuls Otuten' Insurance tOtnpt ~,
Peabody Insurance Company,
U~nderwfiteg' Insurance COtipAny,
Aldettnn6 Atkinson, tnEhrRtiC6 AFun6y,
ktW. W .DunAWayl tity R6oOlVof,
Vance, Hughes 20,
LAfnle Bros Broken.
LunntOt ron Works.
whitaker Iron Works,
LAughlin Iron NOfkI,
BnnW0Of Iron Works,
Sweeney a sOn,
H0bbs, BtoCfuhlef 4 10,
For full PARTICULAR inn A,Ath ,.,t,, al tAis AMI
tf catalogues, AddfOll
4, l. ROSE a CO.,
suE' ~ TwGth Street,
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TENIsTIOo, Canada West, D

MEssRs. FLEMING Bios
,SrS,-YOur pills came all right, and l can say
they arc u good bilious pill. i have used 4
great many pills, but l can say DR., O. Me-
lanes Pills, manufactured by Fleming Bros,
are Eenline,R and gentlemen you haye my thanks
In sending. lgaYe ON Of those pill to my
nelghbOrs for d trial. One Of my neIghbOfs
got three pills. He saidt they did help him. Ito
felt the next day like o new man. ll0 wishes
me TO send for illty cents worth for him. 80,
gentlemen, | will do all | can To Introduce DR.,
9. MCLane's. Liver FILLS. manufactured by
Fleming brothers, Your, With. respect,
WM, II, DUGAN,
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WASHINGTON AND LEE

UNIVERSITY, Lexington, Va.
t,,,,uction IN tho usual acGdeLiIC studies and IN
lbs nrIig,,iOnNl sGnuOA " law md EIigtnr'F.
Ing. lOyVilOn beautiful; expenses lnodO'Rle9.
~ ion 0pilB SuPtepbuI 10, TOF catalogue cd
dr11 CLERK OF the Faculty"
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Nor1CE mol CREDITORS.

To tho Creditors Of Elltn Forsyth, deceased!
In purSuAlCe Of a do REQ OF no circuit Court OF
subject the al Gbt TO u said III Ell FOisyth 10 the
payment o. h,F debts you arc required % present
! our claims RgalnAt tbs estate ~ the AAid hlen
Forsyth, iOt adjudication - Joseph n, Paul, ON.
The oity n Wheeling ohio CuunlV, Vest virginia,
on OF before Saturday, tho 2lth day Of November
Witness, John W. Mitchell. Clerk Of said Court,
this 7Ih dAS Of October, 1896.
JOHN W. MITCHELL,
oeE7E CLERK.
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transportation,

DITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI 4 81.
LOUIS RAILROAD Panhandle Route;
q, 1855 Trains Leave Panhandle station, loot oi
Eleventh street, near public landing, n fOll0WAs
CHutnl StAOdnId Gmet
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How the Aged OIny Further PrOlOng Life
Valuable suggestions,
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CHICAGO, OCT. 90 Cattle receipts TO-.
600; shipments 1000; market steady;
shipping steers So 3Oa5 so; stockers aud
iesdsra So 0Ol3 30; cnws, bulls aud mixed
81 5043 10; bulk $4,000 70; through Tex.
ans shade lower, So % IS %; westeru
rangers slow but steady; feeders So 60a
9 So; natives Nnd half breeds S. 00a3 05;
COWS s. 60A2 10; wintered Texans 50 S0s
1926 Sheep r,c'ipts COCO; shiDments
1000; market steady; natives S200 43.SH;
western IS 10 3 10; Texans 81 1913 ~.
Lambs 50 90 100 Hogs, receipts q, 900;
shipmen,s 1000: markets eadier and
more active; rough and mixed s. 40,3 20;
packing and shipping So 75A4 90; light
s. 40 4 90; Bklps $235l325 |.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Oct 2S.-Cattle-
Receipts Ia head; shipments 1873; market
nothing doing HoVs-Rfceipt 1900
head; shipments $500 head; market
firm; Philadelphiaus 81 % a IS; Workers.
a 90 4 l0;; Cbumnn and light 50 3d. 80
sheep-Rs cAipts 600 head; shipments
| 200 head market demoralizsd and
nothing doing.
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FLEMING Bros.
bear Sirs; -Enelosed you will md one dollar
fer which you Will please send me moro Of your
DR., @, MCLane'S Liver FILLS, thrust YOU have
received the pay for the llSttwO boxes l order.
cd and received, would only say, they have
done me more good than | could express l
feel much better now than l have for two
years past Yours truly,
REV. PHI sPAHTH,
West sRndlake. N. Y,
AVOID CouNTERFEITS! Send us go
and we Will send you BY return mall q box Of
tho genuine DIR, @, McLAne'S- Celebrated Liver
Pills and eight handsome cards,
FLEMING BROS" Plttsburg, Ph,
For Sale by retail druggists. BE
Buro tho McLano'S Pills you buy ara
mndo ut Pittsburgh, Pa. Tho coun.
terfSits arc mado Mt st. Louis, No.
and Wheeling, w. Va.
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[kead betiIe thsslAle Sanitary Commission, hIlt
In thilalGl lila, Ma ", Is AID ", BY II, (. WO0l
III. Dr. VI Philadelphia, trIilSur VI MHtrriR Meal
caRud THERAPEUTICS IN tie UnlyeIAlIy VI tenDAy.
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All trains daily except Sunday.
Trains leaving Bridgeport at l:l2 p. m. u;47 city
tilnel arrive at Chicago at $40 following morning,
Trsins leave Cleveland for Wheeling at 1910 p
NJ, arriving at b;lS p. Ia.
Leave Cleveland Rtll:l0p, m arrive q 7:b q,
x A. FORD,
Gen. Pass and Ticket Agent, PtpbuFgh, p,
I JAMES MCCREA, General Manager.
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CHICAGO, OF, 2S,-The markets all
ruled strong to.dAy,the chief Interest cen.
tering In corn, though all the markets
we're active, The opening In wheat was
10. lower, but q sharp demand sprung Up
and With only moderate oEetinps DTiCes
sdvfnced rapidly, aud sold DIP l cent from
opening prices but fell back 10, and Clcs
ed 2 latest trading Of about Yesterdays
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s0,,mer s.sslon at III. LlEl PkRK, GArpe!t %.
z Srspning July 10, Al 1O;SO A, H., closing
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
" Tine able corrected TO JUNE %, lSs6. Trains
leave Panhandle Station, foot o. Eleventh street.
near public lending, ~ f6lloWB-Ccntrai ttAndArd
T~lme-which "a % minutes slower than Wheeling
~ sorS0 MOUTH.
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try and will justify the reduction
OF the tariff on articles that come
into daily use by the laboring elias
SEES.
1t proposes to do for one section
precisely what it will do for anoth
er section. It does not offer to
ruin one industry to build up anoth
er.
The sugar industry is in q preca
rions condition. Everybody knows
that. Its future is not bright, nor
promising. With the Democracy
remain some hopes of maintaining
its culture j; with the Republican
party at the head of affairs it will be
ruined effectually. =.
Unless memory deceives us, when
J the Republican Protectionist party
passed the Hawaiian Treaty, it was
; done against the influence and
votes of the Louisiana delegation
! in Congress nearly every one of
whom We're members of that party.
Hon. Lionel G. Sheldon, then repre
senting the district in which La
iourche WAS situated worked faith
fully to prevent its adoption.
When, IL few years ago, the tariff
on sugar Was reduced, in the House
OF Representatives, it's effec: was
destroyed in the Senate by an
amendment that classified sugar by
polarization and this amendment
was passed only because Kellogg
and u or two other Republicans
voted with the unanimous Demo
cratic vote. and thus saved the su
gar at that date.
Sc, we see, that Republican Rep
resentatiyes and Senators in Con
gress have no more influence than
Democrats and all this cry about a
Democratic vote being injurious to
the sugar industry is simply con
temphble.
The PIotectionists of the Republi
a party want high protection for
industries OF the North and East,
to the injury OF those of the South
and if they a kill off Southern in
dustries so much the better for
them.
The revenue reformers propose
to destroy no industry but TO treat
all alike. without any discrimina
ton against IN section jn favor of
another section. Choose We tie.
tween them.
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. "a. 'SG.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. "a, 'SG.
F. Samoan, Editor of the Thibodau,
SENTINEL:
We notice with pleasure IT,
awakening intercs: - pc<l'e o.
Ihibodaux are taking in the al
vancement of Southern progress.
Throughout the South comes the
news OF the steady tread OF immi
grafton. Then, why in this bright,
sunny land OF ours with its magni
ticent soil and genialclimate, should
we be left behind in the rehabilita
ton OF its laEguishing industries.
we need but picture to the world
the grand opportunities, awaiting
capital, and steady yeomanry from
all climes. Florida has for years
past enjoyed a monopoly of those
seeking mild climate and profitable
investments, in Orange Groves.
While Alabama, Georgia and Ten
nessee have turned the tide of prof
table investments of late, until the
principal cities TEEN with wealth,
attracted there by the constant ad
vertising OF their resources.
Birmingham has its publication.
the New South, which is almost en-
tlrely devoted to the building up
OF Birmingham and its surround
ings.
Chattanooga has it's Trudesmau
devoted entirely to that section and
we might mention a number of 9th
eIs which You are no doubt familiar
with. The South Illustrated promo
ses 10 take a broader field, and
without regard to localities, try to
give correct information regarding
every interest Identical with the
South, for this reason we will take
your attractive parish, if you enlist
some intelligent citizen in the good
cause, who will occasionally write
a letter for publication in our col
ums. Ii We can assist you in any
way, in directing immigration to
your parish we will consider that
we have been amply repaid for the
effort. AS an instance of the inter
est taken generally by the South
in having its progressive cities zen
resented in III paper. W. cite
that of Pensacola, who furnished
our travelling representative with
many beautiful Illustrations Of
their principal views and buildings.
these Illustrations, will OCCUPY a
prominent space in our next issue,
which will appear by the first OF De
cemoer, for which larger orders
nave been received for circulation
In the North and West. We have
also received from Birmingham.
Mobile, Montgomery and even
Jacksorvill requesting that a cor
respondent may be sent to these
places for a similar purpose. 1t is
evident that the South generally is
awakening to the necessity of max
ing known its resources, they have
adopted this method of drawing
the attention of the outer world TO
their attractions, We fee! satisfied
judging from the enterprise which
has always characterized the Thib
Odaux SENTINEL, that it will adyo
cate any move that will further the
interest of its parish.
Remain Yours Truly,
Fl. Fl. BAKER.
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-11-27
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