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TARIFF DEBATE
At Lone Oar, West Virginia, Between Two
Local Statesmen,
r,...........a.ue. OF M LalalILneIhnr


Correspondence Of ne hidltQaeT.
LoSK OAK, W. Va, June l0,-Agitation
Of the tariff question was the cause OF an
arrangement being made to have q repre-
sentative man from each party to meet in
discussion last Saturday afternoon. A
large body Of people were present. The
meeting was called to order by Mr.. d. w.
Stewart, and Mr.. Thos. Smart was chosen
CHairman, Both speakers being present,
after q few preliminary remarks, pro-
ceeded to the question, with Mr.. Philip
Riley affirming, and Mr.. Dennis Williams
DENYING the following proposition, namely:
RssOlred, That tariff Tor revenue only
is more beneficial TO the masses OF the
people OF the United States than q high
protective tariff,
l will not consume space TO give all the
arguments, but will give some Of the lead
ing thoughts and the way they were ex'
pressed. Mr.. Riley, In his preliminary re-
marks, said that in the Republican party
was embodied the very essence OF corrup-
ton that the Republicans had made fools
OF themselves for self interest, and said
ne favored making every interest Tree for
all. He tried to show that the country
had prospered ten fold more during a low
tariff than high tariff, but failed. He
said that the Democratic party was not
hostile 10 any industry,
He also said that no change oil admins
tration could be saddled on the Demo.
cratic party without the cooperation Of
the Republican party; and claimed also,
that the Democratic party was as much
the cause Of prosperous times under Re-
publican rule as the party in power was.
HeChArRed the Republican party exclusive.
ly with the presentdepresslon in business,
Mr., Williams answered all OF the above
and many more arguments and advocated
the principles Of the Republican party so
ably that Riley's arguments disappeared
like dew before the sun. He showed
wherein the Democratic party was incon.
sistent and explained the Systematic
workings Of the Republican party from q
common sense standpoint, and he made
his party principles so plain that the way
faring man, though he be Democrat,
need not err therein. The result was well
calculated to augment the feeling In favor
OF American protection, H.
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Ghe Gtstettigeltten
wuEELlSo, W, VA JvNE -, 1855,


COhCofhilk Aue AVSN'
Everybody in Wheeling desires 70 boom
the old town. Happily Wheeling has q
deep and strong foundation GU which to
base a boom, Her manufactures have
already reached large proportions What
ever abe makes she makes well. Wheel
inc nails have long stood at the head
Wheeling glass has established an envia-
BILE reputation for integrity and style
Wheeling iron ia known everywhere as
. an honest product, and Wheeling steel At
once leaped into favor. Wheeling pottery
holds rank with the best. So we have
the great advantage Of the first repu'
tat,on for all that we produce, and this is
asubStantial capital
Our cheap coal has established our IN,
dustries on the solid rock. Our splendid
river, very seryiceable as beast Of bur-
den, is a constant gentle reminder to our
friends the railroad companies that they
must "tote fair y, or they will obllge US
TO hold more intimate converse with our
frat love, which rarely fails US, To all
these good things we are now to add the
iuestimsblo boon OF natural gas. This We
get without investing dollar oil our home
capital, 80 great faith have the intelligent
heather in the stability growth oil this
community.
The INTELLIdREcER would nave peeh
glad to see home capital reap some oil the
direct return from the natural gas buSi'
ness. But perhaps 1t is as well as tbs.
O.her capital expends itseli to the extent
Of about So 900, 900 to give US gas, leaving
us that much more Of our own aCcumula-
ton to put into new industries and start
the old town ADJOINING. We have the
money-it is only necessary to cut the
pune.strlng and let the money flow out
Unlike the raw communities Of the West,
we need not turn to the East and cry,
"Help me, Cassius, or sink" We are
well able to help ourselves. Ii we could
but get our mon OF means once more IN
the way Of investing ut home-ss some of
them have reason to wish they had done
there would soon be no unocCupied site
for manufactures within the city limits.
The country Is going to revive. Wheel
ing ia going ahead. Everybody feels it.
The Croakers have gone into their holes
and drawn the holes in after them. 1t
has already become positively uniash'
ionable for a Wheeling man to SANDER
his own city. The revived confidence
and seli.respect Of the community resent
the unwarranted familiarity. While We
are looking to the Boomers Committee Of
the Chamber OF Commerce TO do some
thing for us, what a rare joke 1t would be
to sail in and do something for ourselvesP
put in the loose change and make.things
huml
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West Llberty Normal School.

correspondence " the INIttWgGNCtT,
WEST LIBERTY, June 1.-THE following
are the average perConts obtained by the
Students Of the West Liberty Normal
School for the term ending June s, 1856:
Post Graduates Curtis, 90; Eta
Wallace, 90 Addie Gardner, 81.
seniors-Joseph W. Young, 03; ]. B.
Shannon, So; Frank Q. Cox, 81; Ella
JunlOrs-Mary Nice Conn, oOl ;A.s, Biggs,
Of; bessie lIukill, SS; Anna Jacob, 50 !;
VIM. Cox, rs; Il. W. Lindsay, n; Anna
North, 10,
Frsshmen-Estie Finley, 90; Birdie
Beck, Oh; lilly Rennard, 03!; Maggie
Billeiter, 03j John Finley, 03; Charles
Hedges, 02; Lizzie Conner, 02; Celestine
Armstrong, Of; Thompson Harvey, 90;
Chas. W. Conner, 90; O. L. Shorts, 90;
John Lazear, so; Chas. T. Blayney, 50;
Ida Hedges, So; Maud Curtis, SO; Minnie
Atkinson, IS; Ella Finley, SO; Julia
Ridgely, 50; Zinnia Dram, IS; Allie La.
zsar, II; May Lee, 70j W, q. Dram, 75;
9. W. Bonar IA Mary Ridgely, 7Oj John
Rennafd, TO-
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educational.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
oE
ELOGUTIOH AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
SNM Street.. N. w. wash,r,,,, +,
MRS. N. STEVENS HART, Principal.

summer Session At Mt. LAKE PARK G.,,.,,c.
Nd, beginning July Is At 1889 4. H. eioS M,
ADVANTAGES OFFERED BLYTHE INSTITUTION
!, The Natural Development aud Cultn,a 81 ~ vs.
Voice Tor the purpose Ot Conversation, tssd,'le
Public Address and Singing. The Corfec, NJ
the Organs Of Articulation and ResnirS,JeT.s "
getheF with the Philosophical lava by whlcb x 70
plgRnl are preserved and developed. AVAs
Z The easy and Natural Expression Of san,Ir,,,.
BY means Of Speech and Gesture; lncludinv CSaH
AeteEtEatOn; Dramatic Reading and Reeltstta.,
Special Instruction In Expressive Ribll and shsSs4t
peAfe reading and IN the TeadiuE Of HYMNS
3, The opportunity afforded Teacher inr IN.
study Of Practical Methods for Teaching ATticnIaa
ton and sight: Reading Methods based upSn III
Principles OF DslSaEte, NFVu We
A ladies' class for thr study Of kindengartsp an.
Primary Normal Methods viii be formed ana ~ 10y
SiopS held daily from July u 10 August Sl ia
The class win be taught by Mis- SUSIE pSIIocv
Of Warrington, d, c. who studied aud grSlpStS
In Germany, "-'N4
A practice class for children win be held nm th,..
dlyS0 Of The week, free Qf ehIIgt. -'''
Free Lectures will be given by Nm. HAT AN.
MIS- Pollock, each upon The interests Of heF own
department. '' WV
For particulars address
MRS. N. STEVENS HART n,
NILS SU'lE POLLOCK,
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MT. De CHANTAL ACADEMY,
NEAR wHRgLlNG, W, VA.

The thirty.eIghth year oil this welI.Enown Ac,a.
envy, under the charge Of tho Visitation Nm,
opens on the fnt Monday Of September next ,pS
continues ten months,
Pupils received al any time In the session,
Those who deeire 70 place, Ileir dsuphteu In An
Institution aeOrding exceptional ADVANTAGE IA
the way Of heAlthiul aud delightful location ~.
cellCnt board thorough discipline aud instruction
at the hands Of life long teachers, In every dspsn
ment Of female education, including the modem
languages and music, should send Tor Caalogu,
OF this school, Address,
DlreCtressoi the Academy Of the Visitation.
MT, Do CHANTAL,
Au2SDGW Near WhPelinR. W v.
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An EptUrprIDlng, reliable House,

Logan 4 Go. can always be relied upon
not only to carry in stock the best ofeyery'
thing, but to secure the Agency for such
articles as have well-known merit, and are
popular with thepeople, thereby sustain
ing the reputation Of being always enter,
prising, and ever reliable. Having secured
the Agency for the celebrated DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, will sell
1t on positive guarantee, 1t will surely
cure any and every affection OF Throat
Lungs and Chest, and to show our con
fdenCe, we invite you TO call and get d
Trial Bottle Free. MwFdw
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Smn1n.er 9esorts.
THE GREAT SEASIDE RESORT,

Terms for the Summer Of $50, beginning June |,
reduced Is 10 80 percent, and the highest standard
Of excellence maintained. SITUATED within 10
yards Of Fort Monroe, the largest fertilization 10
the United States. Tho scenic attractions OIL lhO
place arc unriv&lled. Daily target practice guard
mountlng and drOs parade.
Excellent Boating, FlAhlng and Driving, and As
SURF bathing the finest on tho Atlantic coast Per
feet In cuisine and appointments. Accommodates
1000 guests, AlGerlo0n concerts BY u. g. Atty
School Band Rnd nightly hOps, Pre.Gmlnehty
Resort Tor Southern People. Pure ocean air. ne
from malaria and conducive 10 relTCGhing sleep,
Ayenge temperature Tor summer, 1G'. Send 10,
illustrated descriptive pamphle. aud IermG
TnVI N PIKE Manager
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Sure cure for blind, bleeding and itching
Piles. One box has cured the worst cases
Of ten years standing. No one need suffer
ten minutes after using this wonderful
Kinks German Pile Ointment. II al.
serbs tumoru, allays the itching at once,
acts as q poultiCe, gives instant and pain.
less relief. Kinks German Pile Ointment
is prepared only for the cure Of Piles and
itching Of the private parts, and nothing
else. Every box 10 warranted by our
Agents, Logan 4 90. and Richardson &
Goodwin.
Sold by all Druggists and sent by mail
on receipt Of price, 5Oc and 81 per box.
RiRK MEDICINE Co..
MRFAR pfopfietofs. Lorait. Ohio.
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An Answer Wanted.

Can any one bring us case Of Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Electric Bitters
will not speedily cure2 We say they can
not, as thousands Of cases already per-
manently cured and who are daily recon.
mending Electric Bitters, will prove.
Bright's Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back, or
any urinary complaint quickly cured.
They purify the blGed, regulate the bowels,
and act directly on the diseased parts.
Every bottle guaranteed. For sale at SOC a
bottle by Logan 4 Co. MwFAw
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DYspRPstA comes from torpid liver an

DYSPEPSIA comes from torpid liver and
costiyeness. You cannot digest your food
we'll unless your liver and bowels act prop.
erly. Brandfeth's pills, taken one or two
at night for week or so, will regulate the
bowels, stimulate the liver and ensure a
quick and healthful digestion. These pills
are purely vegetable, contain no mineral
and are absolutely harmless for old and
young. MwF&w
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"Liying or Dead, by Hugh Conway, Is a
Thoroughly good and wholesome book
written III Mr.. OonWay's beststyle, Itmat-
ters not II, as some critics ASSERT Mr.. Con;
way did not write III 1t is a good book, and
does not need the reputation Of the dead
author to make 1t aCharming story well
told.-John W. LOrsH Company, NeD York,
Stanton & Davenport, Wheeling,
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While "The Evil, Genius by Wilkie
Collins, Is not what We might expect from
the author Of "The Woman IN White" or
"The Moonstone," it ia highly entertain
ing. 1t Is q story Of q wrecked and I'M
happy family, reunited by the means OF 2
charming and happy child. The Evil
Genius olthe family is more sinned against
than sinning.-Joha W, LOusH Company
New York. Wheeling, Stanton IL Davenport,
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MARRIED,

sTIgRIs sTIEFRL-on Thursday evening, June
TO- 1856 ut the residence Of the brides parents, by
the Rev, y. lleddRens, Of COlunous . cousin Of
the bride, ALBEIT \, sTlTEL, Ot Wheeling, W, Va
and LOUISE sTIEFEL. Of Pittsburgh, "a,
M Iarda
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The Boston girls equivalent for the
flash exclamation for "Ah, thereW is;
"AlaCkaday, in the environment OF the al
iaCent remOleness"
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DIED.

DICKEL- lin Pltt,burph, on Saturday morning,
June u, 1885, MIS- SUSAN Il. BICKRL, widow Of the
late Jacob n. Blckel, Of this city.
Funeral will take place Monday noon, June n,
on arrival Of the p, W. & Ky, train from Pitt.
h,ryh IninFment nTivnta
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A cat show might develop a new cleo.
trio motor besides producing a new variety
Of bootiaCk,-N Y Journal.
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Matthew Arnold proposes, during bis
present visit 10 the States, 10 make a more
Minute and searching study Of pie than be
has hitherto done,
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Ho 2. q o. tIallroad. 4
Leave BellAifs II Gas A. =. tot WoodSHeld and
1 Leave SSellAiro At ssoF n. iOt woOd.HOld and
Arrive iiS II Baiiaife at S.so A. Y. from Summer.
held, and at $40 ?. n. from lahesyllle.
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& fdylor, Nsw York. SIaHtOn & Davenport,
Rhseling'
"In Mahon's Faith" Capt, Charles
King, U. S. A., gives us a sequel to "Ths
Colonel's Daughter" a story Of army lie
which we'll deserved its cordial welcome;
Capt. King knows how to write q good
novel, bright, wholesome and entertain,
ing. In dealing with army life az 1t
may be said army life in this country has
not been dealt with before, he is hand
ling something with which he is entirely
familiar. He paints his scenes skillimly'
and he has the great merit OF making his
characters talk and act like real men and
women. He throws into his pages all the
freshness and vigor and picturesque Of
the wild west. There are elevated senh'
ment, lots Of good humor, and some tine
touches OF description. Capt, King has
done 80 much good work in his line that
any new thing from him is already as
sufed OF a cordial reception,-J u. Lipptn'
cot Company, Philadelphia. Stanton d
Davenport, Wheeling.
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liza man could drill hole as fast in pro.
portion 10 his size as q mosquito he could
drill 1000 loot oil well in two hours.
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JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, Collector, and Notary Public.

THE FOLLOWING BANKS WILL
i observe MONDAY, JULY o, Gs a Holiday:
COMMERCIAL BANK,
3. +. lllldfeth, Cashier.
BANK OF WHEELING,
O. Lamb, Cashier
THE NATIONAL BANK OF WEST VA,
John Wagner CaShieh
PEOPLES BANK,
Geo. W. EckhAft, jf., Cashier
BANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY,
y. p. JepsOni Cashier
THE EXCHANGE BANK OF WHEELING,
John j, Jones' Cashltt
THE GERMAN BANK,
L.. BaThA, Cashier.
CITY BANK,
ieiO r. Q. Dalzell. Vice rrest
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Two well known to need lengthy ad-
vertisements-Dr, sage's Catarrh Remedy.
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such an index as we have suggested
may be found in the next edition.-Bdker
q Taylor, Nsw York, Stanton & Davenport,
Whaling,
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ags.u Advertisements.

WTANTRD-RELIABLE LOCAL AND
w travelling alletmel to sell luhricahng otis,
E. F. DIETERICH5, Cleveland, o, Enclose stamp
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-07-16

OTTAWA, July Is A dustardly attempt
was made about IS miles from here this
morning 10 wreck a Canada Atlantic spe-
cial, containing the Ottawa Orange dele
CATION returning from the convention
held at Kingston, which left there at 10
O'Clock last night The train consisted of
eight cars, and besides the Orangemen.
there were large number Of excursion
lists on board, making Il total Of about 800
passengers. The trip was made with
safety ana withou, mishap until about !
O'Clock this morning when the train was
about four mile, on the ottawa side of
Greenfield. The train was going about %
miles an hour, when, on turning a sharp
curve, the engineer observed a heavy OBJ
strUctiOn across the rails about 100 wards
ahead. He at once Wnistled brakes
down, SHUT oil steam and tried to reverse
the engine. The train hands responded
with prOmptness and the train was
brought to staudstill with such violence
as almost shook the Passengers out Of
their berths, but the "coWcatcher" was
only within a few feet of the obstruction.
On examining the latter it was found to
consist Of two heavy railway ties placed
one on top of the other and wcd-ed up
at each end by heavy bDuler, The toral
weight of the obstruction was probably
about one ton. The manner in which il
Was placed was very clumsy. bul the
lleudi,h designs of the perpetrators would
have been fully accomplished bur for the
vigilance OF ne engine driver. The spot
chosen WIS ON ana embHuEueut, 50 that
hap the engine been thrown off The track
II must have gone over, followed by the
cars VITA me most disastrous results.
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SAN FEANcIsc1, July l2.-The Army of
the Potomac society will meet here in
August The public meeting will take
place August . and the banquet August
+. Col. :. NJ taylor win be- the orator
aud +. H. Brooks the poet Gems Sher-
man, sherman, Logan, Locke, NacNahou
aud klnE. and 4rge DELEGATION from the
East Will be present.
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ST. JoHNsRURY, Vt, July BAT Nortl
Concord today Fred Durgin, aged Is
years, the youngest fireman on the Boston
and Lowell division, made a mistep in
going from the engine, and fell under it,
His body was cut in two just above the
hip lie was brought here and lived about
two hours. The unfortunate mans home
is in Woodsyille, y. H.
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WASlIINGToN, July Ex-senator Morrill,
was on the floor Of the Senate to-day for
the first time since his illness He came
out somewhat earlier than he intended be-
cause of the proposition of the appropria-
ton committee 10 stop work and change
the plan of Improvement of the capital
terrace Mr. Morrill, is very much inter-
ested in that improvement and is ANXIOUS
to see it carried out in accordance with
the original plan. II.
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