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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-07

QUE esteemed contemporary, the
Mcu1dsyille Herald, has been engaged
TO- the past year in the OyerheatiDg and
dtblitating occupation OF shaking lis fist
at tue REGISTER. In O reckless and
ferOcious mood it has dropped into figures
u prove" that there was 70 fraud in
Marshall as charged by the REGISTER. 1t
decl ares in its usual polite form Of COn-
tradictiOn that the REGISTER is Altar and
worse, auiought to know that the vote in
the Dsmo.rstic districts ipc'eassd ten times
more, cv,r the vote OF 1S~i, than the
vote in Republican 6iStcicta." We beg
orr esteemed and Lv,ly contemporaries
pardon; 1t is in seriou5 error.
The Republican vote for Governor in
1sSl wa. 2,35l, in -. ALA, Republican
increase ogee 81, 36}. The Democratic
vote for Governor in 81 wss 1853, in rs,
1876; Democratic increase is; net Re,
publican increase 23O. Oar {. teemed con-
temporary should ros let the blood rush to
its head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-07
A VERY BRIGHT OUTLOOK.

West Virginia will BE- tskiCg On airs
as 3 railroad State, if her present
blight prospects are realized. Within the
past few mCnths, plans have bsen conceived
aud in some degree put in operation, that
will 20 3 lcns way % ward bringing Cs out
Of the woods. Tne completion OF the
Ripley and Mill Cfesk Railroad is a proof
Of the enterprise and energy back Of the
Ohio River management, sud an earnest Of
what that company will accomplish 10
bulllipg leaders to its main stem. The
line leaving the OHIO river st either New
Martinsville or Sistersville, and tapping
the rich coal beds Of the M~onoDgahela is
mfrs than q meIe airy project. There is
good reason to believe that this important
road will soon he added to our railroad
system. The gentlemen who ere back Ct
it are well able to accomplish the under
taking, and the hest proof Of their intsR-
tions IS the fact Of heavy investments in
the itch territory opsrei by the proposed
road.
In addition TO these enterprises the
West Virginia Central is forging steadily
ahead, and no less q percentage than the
Hon. STEPHEN 3. ELKINs is authority
for the statement that smother year will
zee it establish a direct rCuta to P.ttsburg
through the MonOngahels valley. Tue
West Virginia and Pennsylvania line from
Clarksburg to UniOntown, which mas ha6
q l5rg and varied existence on paper, il
showing signs Of renewed liz, and tEec'
are half a dozen other railroad prcjscts o
sjmllsr character which Hre more or lea
likely to be carried out.
Ii 9 tiths Of them are successful in
small measure, they will represent . re
spectacle increase in the railroad milea2D
Of tie State.
The above plans represent only 3 small
part of the field fr investment in Wes
Virginia. The riches of the Kanawba val
ley sre attracting railroad capital in 3 sin,
ilsr degree. Wheeling's great Union bridge
which is now an assured fact, is arothe
evidercs OF our prosperity. New life ba
begun to thrill through West Virginia
veins. Oar strength has Just begun to de
v,lop. The industrial awakening is q
hand. We hal its coming.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-07
A IN THE HOUSE.
How the OId-Tims Democratic Leader
Appeared.
RnHirnnre SIN

Baltimore Sun,
Every one had bsen inquiriDg for MI.
Randall. He did. come in until HISS.
He was s~carcely in his seat heFo's he was
surrounded by members ct both sides cor
daily aud warmly congratulatipg him on
his ability to be in his place. Inc traces
of Mr.. Rsudalps nluess are apparent. de
is psler and thinner thsn when he last ap-
pesred in the house, but gives evidence OF
rstuperstive powers. Always OF moody
mien, in the lsst year or two sterrness was
written on his brow, and it was rare indeed
that his features relaxed. ,
To.dsy no enc was in better mood, ana
his whole countenarcs was lghted up
It could rot be otherwise than q pleas
ure for him to receive so many mann.
f.sta,ions of interest. Yet q conlo
imagine that ether rttlsctlors were on
Irritating TO his improved cheerfdlness.
In the days of Democratic minority, III
the House, no leader so ccol, 80 oouIsSe-
ous, so resourceful as Mr.. Randall. Inc
minority, however feeble, was siWays In
spired when following him, and with 9
Snartan band at his back he often checked
! the Republican advance. 1t may re thai
Visions fitted before him Of q time soon tc
come again wEea on bugle call the minor.
ity in Eolid phalarx will range behint
him, trusting his implicitly, and respond
ing with unfalterirg faith TO his command
There are some men whose destiny IS IL
the struggle for, not the fIuition CT, n
c,ss. Mr.. Randall is one of these. WhiN
the Democrats were in the minority h
was head and shoulders above all others
With them in the majority, even when b
sat in the Speakers chair, his lnnuenc
Haxsd and Wared.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-07
THE PHARIsEES.

The words of Judge GRESHAM are 60
peculiarly fttipg just at this time, when
wa are arresting so many illegal voters,
that we hope we may be PaIdOned for re-
peating them:
Unless the State takes steps to stop the corrup-
ton at the po'ls, a condition OF affairs will be
p.oduced to which the rebellion will not be a
circumstance.
Is is the pharisses who are doing this. Il Is
men of prominence and respectability who raise
these large sums Of money, knowing the use that
they viii put it to, men who deal opsnly In cor
ruption one day and go to chnrch the next.
It is these men who bring disgrace upon the
State. You may convict q hundred-yes, ever
thousand-obscure voters for bribery, but the
effect upon q community would be as nothing
compared 10 that which would follow the con
yictions of the prominent man.
No words mere DEEPLY true were eve
spoken. Tie obscure and often ignorsn'
persons who have tesn bribed or csjoleC
into committing this great crime ara NO
half nor a quarter 50 guilty or worthy o
punishment as the men who Influenced
them.
II is the ptarisses mentioned by Judg'
GRESHAM who are the real criminals.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-07
Advice tn

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup fol
children teethina, is the prescription o.
one of the best female nursssand physician
in the United States, and has bean used
for forty years with never failing sueces.
by millions Of mothers for their children,
During the process Of tsething its value il
~ineaIeuable. Il relieves the child frog
pain, cures dysentsry and diarrhos, grip
ing in the bowels, and wind colo. By
giving health TO the child il rests il
mother. Prise 25o . bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-07

would dave raised 3 simultaneous cry OF
horror. There is no need Of crossing the
Sea TO find pauper labor, which was held
up as q bugabCO in the last campaign.
The protected monOpolists have SCENTS
like PARSONS to supply them with all
they want.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-07
May be the File Blade.
PhRdd lPhiG Record.

Ont West everybody is saying that ALI
son is to be one of the blades in the cabinet
p,cketknifs of the next occupant of the
White House. Which blade-tbe big, the
little or Que of the 'twixt and 'twee-is
about IS clear as Wabash mud. CsrtIinly,
Mr.. Allison is asserting himself at Wash
ington s little more than has been custo-
mary
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-07
AMERICAN PAUPER LABOR,

During the past campaign we heard 8
great deal ABOUT the pauFer labor Of Eu-
rope and how the wicked Democrats were
tryirg to put themsslyes-fOr they are the
woIki0gmeR-in competition with it. A
fow days ego, only a few weeks after TIE
election of HARRISON, which was to ssve
the country from ths Aforesaid pluper Ia
Dor, we fad il the New York Tribune a
thrilling story of chained Polish slave in
HOlyoke, Mass. The Tribune says:
Il is another OF those harr owing pauper cases,
in which Charles T. Parsons, OF Northampton,
the broker in psuPer labor, has figured so deteSt,
ably. Chained 20 q wsgOD, shiyering and fTeez'
ing, his feet stOckingless, was q pO5r young
Polish exile, one Of Parsons proteges. POr an
hour he sat in the wagon while the bitter wind
whistlpd through his Scant clothing and the
hard Gost uipped and numoed his body. At
first the tears cam but the frost soon CONCEALED
them into hard ice. People passing through
High street noticed the young Pole sitting in the
wagon at the rear of GriswOld's store, and Won
dered that he should be there. It was easy TO
see thai he was suffering, with only q thin coat,
a collarless shirt and thin overslls to protect
him from the cold. Finally some curious PEG,
pie asked him why he did not move. He made
no reply, but raised the light blanket and dis
closed the fact that he was chained to his seat.
PARSONS was arrested and explained
that ne intended to ship his slave to New
York, and that he had used the chain be-
cause ne was afraid the unfortunate victim
would ran away. This in Republican
Massachusetts, in this age Of civilization.
What do the workingmen of America
think now Of the manner in which they
have been saysd from the psuper labor OF
Europe by the election of HARRISON?
Had such an outrage occurred in 3 South
eru State how the FoRAKERs and HAL
TEA and BLAINEs and SHERMANs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-07
Man Forgets Some Things.

NtU IOTE cUNI
"Pa," inquired Bobby, whats tne
meaning OF Z pluribus unum""
"Oa, it's a Latin phrase, Bobby. l used
n know when 1 was at College, buts man
is apt to forget most that he learned si
college when be gets to be as old as l am.
Just then q prJcessiCn ofcollege students
mass ei the 6oor shouting yociieroueIy.
fRsb, Rsh, Rsh! Tiger!' yelled the OLD
man. and he broke both suspsnders before
ha cached tie gate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-07
Wonderful Cures.

". D. Hoyt & Co., Wholesale and He
tail Druggists of Rome, Ga, say: We have
been selling Dr.. Kings New Discovery,
Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnice
Sslve for two years. Have never handled
remedies that sell so well, or give such
universal satisfaction. There have been
some wonderful cures effected by these
remedies in this city. Several cases OF pro-
nounced consumption have been entirely
cured by use of q few bottles OF Dr: Kings
New Discovery, taken in connection with
electric Bitters. We guarantee them al
usve LnId nv logan 4 IN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-07

The last desperate effort 70 steal the STATE of
West Virginia, is to be made in the Legislature
-iH'OR. gcgc.T.
Of course it is not the Intention Of Con-
gress 10 stesl the seats Of the Democratic
members elect wherever there is the ghost
of an excuse. TIE L~etelfgeneer will awake
to itself one of these days, p.rhaps, if it
has luck.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-07

THE protected EOnCpolists and their
editorial hsnehmen call President CLEvE
LAND an Anarchist. If this be true the
msioriiy of the people sre Anarchists BY
over 100 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-07

PrrTsBURG's Big cat steel gun, built fer
the government, went everlastingly to
pieces at the first fire. This puts an end
to cast-steel gun-making.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-07

IT is an interesting coincidence that in
Eaaswha Us well As in Neizel county the ballot
changing ag1Oun:ed TO Just tweuty-eight votes
"nc head mu. : have conc lived both jJbs.-hhE
hgcgcGr.
How about the three eleyens that PEN
DLETON gained on the recouOt before the
Republican County Courts OF the RsPubli'
can counties of Harrison, Hancock and
Marshall? Wesuppose one head conceived
all of these jobs, too.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-07
A Warm Conte st.

hlRSQS CIV IIUtgo'
Cbauncey Dspsw has gained the Presl,
dercy OF the Republican spellbinders, pq'
the Presidency CT the Republican nlgn'
binders will be holly contested, with INK
| oSds in favor of D1dley or Matt Quay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-07
Getting In Its Work,

Philadelphia Times.
West Virginia is still voting for Presi,
dsnt as hilariCusly as if the polls hadn't
closad a month ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-07

3lN3lk Opl UT DAlLI OH
k-CoRRuFoHDENCR coNrAIsJSl6 AfoETANE
sxws%oIICFTRD PROH EYKsY PAET OF rhA sVh'
COUNTRY. ~
VIE RBGLSTRE embracing &c SvsSc s9esSAs,
70 satSTsd GtSAs Poso5o - HAeaN$3 ~ VA" ~
tscOEad esdS UldtsT,
aSrThe Editor viii not undertake 20 return 70
isoted manuscript No attention Will % pAlu
10 ANONYMOUS communications Inc Iun uAne
And addreSs OF the writer must accompany every
Communication, not tor publication, Out IS
guaranty Of good faith.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-07
Miss Lee Lamar

ss-Adm,ssion IS snd - CCus Noc,l-ssh,r.
for reserved scstN, T1Ckcts IN sAlcRl 6 iEre,,
music store. sale Ia commence ON fuaAy. ~
her nh a..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-07

T7OR sALE-AN UNDIVIDED IN
n -Four Tracts Of Timber Land. in Pocahontas
county, on the head wate[' OF 1e ose o Hess s saaSSr%
Greenbrier consisting OF o,ZsS acreh. AuuLeH
uA y n ~ care REGISTER. HOlluden
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-07

80 NTE ENERGETIC, TEMPERATE
w man 70 represent an old house with q new
line of goods. salary and i 'T iSSt 6sr EXPENSE Rnsb
paid. Permanent position 70 rlsh' parry
No. 10 Cincinnati. o. uOEieOIp
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-07
HIM advertisements.

MRS sITGREAvEs AND DAUGHTER NAB;
Nl ME, having received a LARGE asfortn enl OF
new music, viii ne plsasea ~ SSo ~ sonth
Broadway. ue's
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-20

l19, BUCK, J--ln town OF santa
Ana. in Humphreys add. lot 8, blk
100. McClay. W Gin town OF
Santa Ana, In Blee's add, lot 4, blk2
l2l. Also in town of santa Ana,
lot 5. blk 2
i22 Also lot 2, blk 10,
1913. Grouard. l. MIN town OF
Santa Ana, inside Of city limits in
Ro Santiago de Santa Ana. 2l9 acres
of land bound I'd Il by lands of NC
Neil, c by land OF G e Grouard,. W
bv land of Eracca. by land of l.
Gilmacher,
12f. McHenry, d SIN town OF
Sauta Ana. inside city limits in Ro
Santiago do Santa Ana, Is acres of
land, bounded by lanes OF II II
Wakeham, Q by lands of same, by
Fourth st, W by K r
lbs Roeder. ID Ain town OF San
ia Ana, in Humphreys add. lot 10,
blk 4
I26. Bivorin, Frank-In town OF
Santa Ana, Gardpers & Moye's add,
Tnt A hllr
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-20
TOTtL TAX
wIrHC0efs

TorbL TAX
WITH C0ers
s66 Schwrider, H In vim O 3, lot
30 blk G, lot 81. blk @ W 20
1868 Woodwork. l. DIN Center a.,
tract. lo' IL blk 80 ! 0S
369. Also LOT IS. blk w
$40 Kuhn. Hin villa tract, lot on
81. Church ct Athanasius In
Loo Angeles city, in Episcopal o ,o
Church tract, lot 81 11
1873. JACKSON, Charles DIN PARK
ract, lot l, blk % 30 30
374 Also lot 8 in Heg's tract D 90
3s2 Niles. MIN Burton tract , a,
lot ID. blk A . o.
1888 Also lot 15 blk A o oo
3S3. Niles, Wm-ln l. A CITY,. III 10
Rurton tract, lot 16 blk 4o
3s5 Strife, h-In City view
trac'. lot l6 blk 40
3S6. Surge, BIN Terminus
Homes cad tract, lot 2, blk 35 IL 81
81 Also in Hollenbeck tract, lot 70
2. blk1 ?, IN 80
3s3 Blanchard. James HIN
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-20

lqZ. ddllup, T. Cr-lu tOWu VI ohA
ia Aua, in Fruits add. lot 3, blk7 l
14S. Also lot 8. blk7 1
Ia Finch. Geo Win Los Ange:
les city, in Mytle sub division Of
Mes'ick tract. lot Is 16
14b. Clayton, Mrs May Fin Los
Angeles city; in Washington Garden
146. Also 10: 9, blk3 8
147. Preuss & Schumacher, In
Los Angeles city, strip of land 9S IT
by $40 It n side OF Eighthst, bounded
n by lands of Hubben. g by Lake
Shore tract. W by lands OF Wheeler 8
14s. seargent. MRS HIN Fair =
15o Oliver, AIN Los Angeles
city, In Bonnie Brae tract, lot 8, blk
ISL. Lindley, VIM Edgar-sub OF
lots 6, 7, s, 9, II. II, in Dana tract. lot
152. Also lot % i
LIS. BeDham, Mrs Elm Glas.
sells sub of lot 3. blk 80, Hancock's
survey. lot 10, blk % 3
154. Also lot IL, blk % 6
l55. Mcintosh, Wm-In Newell l.
RAIDERS sub OF Cells Vineyard tract.
i56. Ives, Ashley-In Washington
Garden t'ac', York st, lot %, blk2 IA
157 Russell. Morris-In Washing.
ton Garden II ct, lot 16, blk2 5
1853. Also lot IS
159. Robson. John--In Longstreet
tract, lot % 0
of land, being cor 40S # from Sc cor
of Washington and CIR nd ave, run
ming 165 # on side of Grand ave to-
Dub 1 thence e 2 IT, s 100 Fl. thence
Q ia # to Wadron, thence 2S5 IT to
Ganabl and Spi;ley. thence 314 # to
beginning Cd
1oI McMillan, David q 67.1OO
acres oflanh bd e by San Pedro, IL by
Z Pro, sbyf otiller's land, W by
land OF Jnnco Abilt sc
162. Writ. Arr h bald-In Highland
tract add No l. vt 10, bib IL
1863 Full r, Lucy jim Brown &
e Pico st, lot 8. blk E
1e5. Appier John jim Hamilton
act, lot 8 blk
1874 Dean,Wm-In Highland tract,
add No | l t21 blk 10
167 AL o lot %, blk 10
1863. Also lot %, blk II
1863. Hubb rd. Fl Hin Alcantara
Grove tract, Scoville st lot 40
170. Benedict, Cha, Elm Alcan-
tara Grove tract. loI 81
III Fisher, W jim Alcantara
Grove tracf. lot 8
IL Lyons, Chas Ia Alcantara
Grove tract, lot 13
173. Also lot II
ia Lanter an, ] LIN Bush &
Crawford's s sub of part OF lot 6, blk 2,
II s. lot1
It's, Ais, lot 2,
17e. Fanagau, s. In Los Ange-
les city, in Alcantara Grove tract,
Seville at, lOt 20
177. McLe' an, G, In Los Angeles
city IN Alcantnra Grove tractseville
l7s. Also lot 45.
179. Martin W HIN Los Angeles
city in Hodge tract. lot 20
49,, Grav, Mrs John Doe In Los
Angeles city, in Alcantara Grove
tract Sevilla at lot Is
: 1888. Also lot 16
1874 Henry Aaron, Ain Los An
geles city, in Frierd tract. lot ~
1856. Newaeld. Henetta = In Los
An eles city. Walker 'ract' on
1855. Sawyer, Tram A-George
Grimm, agent, In Los Angeles city,
lot SO IT front by Is It in depth, on
side New High st, beginning at q
point 100 from sw cor Of
High ar Mar. st I'D q by land late
of Kellei-4hr.-5 8. by land late OF
Lugo, " by land now or late nf W II
Grimm ann others In blk SO Os
I1s7. Trims, Georpe-1n Los Ange.
1888. also-In Los Angeles CITY. n
essterly 40 It of Mrs Wilson's sub OF
1854. Mason. Gaudulupi and
JohI All G Austin. agt, Los An
gelet city in H 8, II acres Of land
being ~ OF OF 5, blk2
189 Lewis, Baldwin, Smith and
Tanner. in town o. Santa Monica.
nm Also Int p hlk 11Q
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-20

Az. Al|O III Los AuReleS improve
ment Companvs sub Of lot IL, blk
3s. II s, lot2, blk 33
44S. De Van, VIM Stu Mary A
Forman tract, lot % blk B
449 Also lot %, blk B
45l. Charnock & Ward-In MaIpa
tract, being a sub of lot II, Mathews
& Ficke't trait, 10. /
| 452. Also lot
1853. Alsol1t3
s54. Also lot4
455. Also lot 5
456 Wahlforth. .August-In Orange
Slope tract, g n lot 6
457. Also in Ballestero's tract, lot
3S
45s. weyse, 0 G-1 acre BID NV by
Mission at. Sc by Chavez st
459 Also lot G side Alameda st bd
n by land of Beaudry, sc by Mission
st, known as Naud's warehouse 1O
460. Al,o 20 1t q side Alameda st
bd n and by land of II Newmark &
Co. by land of john Simon
4Sl. Also lot I'D by Sotelo st,
by land OF Dooner & Plantyre, by
land of WINS & silvany, " by
Bolist st
462 Also 20 # side College st bd
Q by land of Glassell, W by land OF
Mutually ets
46S. Also SLIGO acres ne cor OF
| Wevse and Sotelo SITS, bd se by Now
Depot tract, W by Wcyse st
464 A1s0 in Huhpr tract so II
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-20
TOTAL TAX
WITH COSTS.


554. Towne, Frsnk-Ih Pasadena,
John Allen tract, N Pasadena, lot 2 81.
555 Vail, VIM L- In Pasadena In
Smith Jones' sub OF part OF Srogan
tract lot 20 Al
$50, Whittier 4 Day-In Parad ,na
In Howard"s place, N Pasadena
lot 13 I
557. Also lot s I3 /
557H. Swain, Alex Win city of
Pasadena in McQuinlan sub, lots IL s
558. Watts, Chas Hin Los An
500. Also lot 2, bk 81 3s 3
$50. Also in ity Of Pasadena Ar
royo's lots, lot AZ IL 3
56l. Mansfield. John--Ord's sur.
vey, lot 5, blk III So 6
5o2. Also lot 8, blk 62 SO 4
563, Ybarra, Victor-East Los
Angeles, lot 2, blk 46
564. Also lot 3, blk 6 90
300 Also lot 6, blk 40
666 Van De Waiter, Lot-In Mills -
d Wicks extension to Second st,
lo.6s Ga
56S. Also lot 131 so
500. Wilde, John-In Ponet's subd
of lot IL, Griffin's add 10 East Los
Angeles. lot 80
0. Also lot 9 Sc q
57l. Weber. Fred-In Mills &
Wicks' extension OF Second street.
lot 81 7S
572. Anaheim Union Water Com
pany, In town of Anaheim, Center
tr1ct, lot Is, blk A l 6!
573, Carey. A HIN town of Ana
h,,i n i'm; in Anaheim Center tract, lots :,
574, Also lot 9, blk M 81
575 Kellep, w YIN Los Angeles
city, in w v Kellen tract being sub
4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-07

Nineteen thousand immigrants arrived
at New York on Friday last. Just think
Of that for one days addition to our
population at one port. Is it any Won
dor that intelligent citizens, native or
adopted, are becoming concerned and
alarmed for the future OF this country?
They may well be. This is a question
that greatly concerns laboring men in
this country as well as all others. The
vast debris OF Europe, Anarchists, So
cialists and paupers, are being dumped
on our shores to plague us by their vices
and decentralization, If possible our
ports ought to be shut up tight against
this immigration for the next ten years,
and Congress Ought set about devising
the means to do it,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-07

One Of the most frequent arguments
in favor of free trade is that the tariff
robs the farmer. They do not realize
that the tariff in protecting the manu-
featuring industries enables the work
men to pay the prices the farmers re-
ccive for their products. The importa-
ton Of potatoes has now stirred up the
farmers OF New York, who want the
tariff raised. The Tribune in speaking Of
the matter says: 1.-THE business has
always been considered profitable, as it
has in other parts ofthe Union, until the
Inst year or two, when the markets here
began to be glutted with foreign impor-
tltions in such way rs to give the
farmers practical and most unpleasant
idea of just what free trade really means.
These foreign products came in almost
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-07
OLIVER DITSON q CO., Boston.
A FrightfuI Skin Disease.

c. II. DIsoN & Co., So BROADWAY, New York
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-07

What is this NERVOUS trouble" with
which so pany seem now to be afflicted?
II YOU will remember u few years ago
the word Malaria was comparatively un-
known-to.day it is as common US any
word in the English language, yet this
word covers only the meaning Of another
word used by our forefathers in times
past. So it is with nervous diseases, us
they and Malaria are intended to cover
what our grmdiathers called Biliousness,
and all are caused by troubles that arise
from diseased condition OF the Liver
which in performing its functions finding
il cannot dispose OF the bile through the
ordinary channel is compelled to pass it
ofrthrough the system, causing nervous
troubles, Malaria, Bilious Fever, etc.
You who are suffering can well appre-
ciate a cure. We recommend Green's
August Flower. Its cures are marvellous.
DSW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-07

The section of the South attracting by
its wonderful development and prosper
ity the attention OF the whole world is
traversed by the Queen & Crescent Route
Cincinnati Southern and Associate
Roads,. Express trains, the fastest in
the South, leave Cincinnati daily at 800
a. IN. and S. p. IN. for Chattanooga, Biz
mingham, Atlanta, Decatur, Gadsden,
Tuscaloosa, etc. When going South do
not fail to procure from your nearest
agent, tickets which read via Cincinnati
and the Queen & Crescent Route. In
quiries promptly responded to by IL.
Collbran, Gen. Passenger Agent, Cincin-
natl