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ChTAREEg IN THE ElEAD.

SYMPTOMS OF THE DEsEAsE.-Dun, heavy headache
obstruction of the nasal discharges falling from the
the throat, sometimes prouse, waery, and acrd at
others, thick, tenacious mucous puruent bloody ana purd
weak there ringing in the deafness hacking
coughing to clear the throat expee3ration OF offensive mat
has nasal twOng; the breath is ofensve smell and taste
s5 hacking cough and general debility Only few Of
above-named symptoms likely present
manifestng half
qbove symptoms result consumption and in the
No deceptive and dangerous
understood, unsuccessfuy treated by physicians
En. e.,- l If you would remove an evil, strife at ats
EtA5%nu MEME the predspOsing of
Ssa''" N-U- caarrh is in the majority of cases.
" 5ds Of pP PB Sys or 9hG a5@p8 gg
the disease chief aim must be
The this
successfully thousands of
Iuvads Hotel and Surgical Institute, the do
we realize of combining with the Of local.
healing application, thorough and persistent inter-
nall seO blOod-clcansng and tonic medicines
curing catarrh all the various diseases with
Chief os% frsausRsy SSHS1ted tFoa
RELIANCE 5d ao7 a TSfs sS Or "%G 6 eF s
Discovery cannot cxolcd specific
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THE man who wears no collar is never
troubled with a tie-up.-N y Journal.
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TEXAS sSa sPasPs Sfsf S4 ssa
Address, COOLEY ~ PORTER, Dallas, Tex.
car NAME rms PAPER every time you
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Ehf Live home and make money workn for us than
N9I at anything else In tho world Either sc4 Costly outfit
Terms FREE. Address. TRUE Co., Augusta, Maine
SS-EAME THIS PAPLR eva, vHsy you vrt@
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Nervous Debility,

nervous DSBEssTYu
Sufferers from nervous debility complain of phys
.cal and nervous weakness and exhaustion; there's
prostration of the physical strength tired feeling
With no inclination for eXertion and the power to
work is diminished; the patient wakes mornings
tired and unrefreshed there is an extreme nervous
WEAKNESS AND and irritable condition;
NERVOUSNESS dull, cloudy sensation, Oft
en- accompanied by diSa feelings in the head
and eyes the thoughts wander easily; there will be
grad al failing of strength with weakness and pain
In the back; bad taste in the mouth mornings; the
vision becomes dim, the memory imnaired, and
tnere is frequent dizziness; the DEFEg ESSEON
nerves become so weakened OF MIME.
that the least excitement or shock will flush the
face bring a tremOr, trembling, or paptation of
the heart. There is often gloom and depression of
the mind For these symptoms Dr. Greene'S Ner-
vura Nerve Tonic is O certain and positive cure.
Under the use of this wonderful restorative, viii
Is purely vegetable and therefore harmless the duh
eyes regain their brliancy, the pale look and hol
low cheeks show renewed health and vitality; the
GMPATKEn MEMORY. feelings give place
to strength and vigor the brain becomes clear, the
nerves strong and steady, the gloom and depression
are lifted from the mind and perfect and permanent
nervous debility. Young a WONDERFUL
men with weakened nerves REhE n:
and exhausted vitality regain their strength by
Is use 1t restores lost energy and invigorates the
need despair of cure. eE Don't fail to use this
remedy which is the greatest medical discovery OF
The century, and absolutely certain cure VIII re-
sult. All druggists keep it. Price 81 per bottle.
rCNIC; take no other, for this remedy mas no equal
If your druggist does not have 1t. he will get u Tor
gu. Its GiScOverer, ngs. q EGEEN II, 40 west
18th Street New York, the great specialist in curing
personally or by letter. sS- USE MS GREAT REM
sDY AND WRITE HIN ABOUT YOUR CASE.
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GGAE REE@@,AALl GET PENSIONS,

% " RH 10 RnsseS serters relieved; Laws free.
A. ". MCCORMICK SONS Cineinna o., Washington, &c
15-NAMR THIS PAPER every you write
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THE wELL,EURC HIGH SCHOOL.


r,, Animal Commencement r,crcr,es
1.rrr.d,y Nt.Lt.
Tn. ,,.,r, on,r,I C,,,r.rccn,r. ,,..r-
-, ,,,
''.'5"I NEW NrIiHo"i" I''EhH .I'o"I '"'N l'''c'
in the School iiall Thursday night. TIN"
b,II ,,,s rIr.t IN i,z rtrost co,qcity Lv =
" ''''"' ''s time "n""''"''u '"' '''' F'"''''
atiug performances to cGmmrEce. After
music by the I.qzear orchestra, prayer was
ot,,.r.J hv Rev E.yrolds oi tLe NJ T.
,,.,,r.1, ,rr. ,ro.s ,,,r,dr,,,.s ,rr,h.r.d
i'"r.
The cnmtort7 and pleasure Of the audi
encr in - lar ~ seating could be accom-
pl sh,c, were plra-antIy attended io hy
Ml.-,s .I.nnritr Clmphrll. Cora RacLcn,
Ida Erskinr, Lula Haur and Mary Char
mock and M,--r- William Paxton and Carl
.Iaroh
The liI.t name on the programme was
that OF Miss Lizzie L DuFnan, who had
Ior her subject Death Mw' D'FnAn
'p'Hr 10 Gear, wen m"nn'a'ta voice H'n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-19
ANTI MAHONF.


The Wise Crowd Elect Delegates to Chi
caEo.
PETERSBURG, Va, May + The anti
MaaoGe meeting remained in session until
an early hour this morning. The commit
tee to prepare business reported and the
repmt was adopted It provides for a
committee Of twenty-five TO Issue an ad-
dress TO the Republicans Of the State ami
SIhuit plans OF organization. Senator D.
F. Houston. OF Roanoke wss elected rs
chairman ct this section Of the party. The
convention then proceeded TO elect dele
gates at large to the Chicago Convention as
follows. Gen. y. d. GJceurr. Of Norfolk;
Samuel NJ. NHst, Of Augusta; X A. Paul
roloryd. Of Richmond; c. A Herman, Of
Montgomery.
EN-Gnyeror Wm. f. Cameron and eN-
Jurtsd Srstys Senator John r. Lewis were
elected eleotor,-at-large.
On motion OF Hon. John $. Wise, the
platform to hr agreed upon at the Chicago
Contention was adopted a~ the platform OF
The parry h.ye, and at 30 Il. N. The Con
yrntlon aiIorrogj with three rou.inv
cheers ;cr Blaine.
FpE'hEE AGAINST NrAHuSE.
Much interest hes beer shown by the
mamh,rs Oi the tw0 wings OF the ptrDg
brTg ju lky letter received hy NJ. Jlmss
A. Frazier from Goy. Fuuker, ot Uh.",
taking strong grou5s AGAINST Mahouc's
management ia Virginia Mr. Frazer
sly~ Tonight that IN response iou telegram
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CHANGES AT YALE.
Five Professors OGor Their Resignations
aud Successors are Appointed.

Five Professors OGor Their designations
aud Successors are Appointed.
NEW HAVEN, Com, May lH.-At q
meeting Of the Yale University Corpora
tion. yesterday, the designations Of Alfred
l. Ripley, i. A, Assistant Professor Of
German; George Bendelari, 4. 4, Assist
ant Professor OF Modern languages; +. B..
D.Nter. Professor OF American History.
aud Dr. Leonard SANFORD, Professor OF
Anatomy, were accepted.
Rev. Geo. B Adams, graduate OF
Reloit College and OF the Yale Theological
school was appointed 10 succeed Prof.
IeXtrr. Five year appointments were
made ~ follows: II. NJ. Reynolds, Assist
ant Professor Of Greek; S l.. Prnlield, As
si-tant Professor Of Gene)logy; II. l..
Wells, Assistant Professor OF Analytic
Chemistry. Tutors. W. |. Hunt, Greek ;
+ g. Moore Latin. One year appoint
ments W. J. Comstock, Instructor in
Orpsnic Chemistry; q. NJ. Duncan, In
s'ructrr in Mental ana Moral Philosophy;
W. T. Slron", Instructor in German.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-19
SOTND DOCTRINE.


Platform Of IT," Caui"r, "a Democrat. %"
th" 1arir
Los AEoeLE~, GAIA, May I-.-rhc
mlI t,1t Of the tarlI plank IN the platform
adopted by the Democrat, convention yes
t,rday r- ~ follows.
The Democracy il pledged TO an cquit
able revision Of the tar0. The Il E-puhIi-
con party, while admitting the in'ftirIeEry
and injustice Cl IN. reyeuuc Laws "I"croi
under the excitement and Eccrs~i,''s "' d
great war. por-l~t-u'ly r''n-"' t" sulg'.-t
any reforms. and ohs,Iun'rlv seeks Ia de
l-af all Efforts directed ~ th" adoption OF
lust and comprehensive measures. We he
Hryr IN fostering American industry; hut
,,r oppose thc -Ub-Id.lUg "' great mOuopu.
lies. and the Capitalization of moneys in
the hands ol i"w aur0oIats Who's aim
aud wishes are wholly m variance with rbe
welfare Of the ;D.lrTs 0I the land.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-19

And All diseases Of the Throat and Lungs
c,n h.. cured by the use OF SCOTS Nv. l.
..v ~ il contains the healire virtues OF
Cad Liver Oil and Hypophosph'tes IN Their
frrrest form. Is a beautiful creamy kmui:
sion, palatsble as milk. easily dlGes't'' dlG2e.,'
and c,n he taken hy IN, most deIjrair.
pIrs.e read. 81 consider SCOTS Emulsion
tls remedy p1r-eNcsllcnce IN TubtercuI
and S,rrmous Affections, to say nothing OF
ordinary colds and throat troubles -" W
X. :. CONNEII., NJ d, Manchester, y.
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The case OF the United States = ErrIa-
min +. Harvey, charged with y,oa."n "t
The United S-4tes pension l'"-, w"- de-
cIded Wednesday evening H~ wa i"uDd
guilty ami fined - aud costs and rec"g-
nized in the sum OF '.'o, with "rorg" }.
Thompson and John Harvey ~ suret!e', to
app.ar on the second day Of The next term.
The case OF 4. ". Ward vs. II . Agre.
Pei, Ddrer and Jo.epbu9 PatrhslI, acton
of 'respass. from the circuit court "t Kama
VIVA cnuntv. was docketed in this court
Thursday morning.
Tn grand Jury empanelfd Is as fol-
lows: l. J.. Euttrick, John L. H"pgess,
.ro.pph Short. G.. , Cook. Wm " E~yU-
olds. Oxen Dlngerfirld, John NJ Rowan,
Vim o. Eo-eherry. J. p Cochran. james
4. Waddrll, James H. Adair, James A.
Campbell. Chlrie. Ii-drick, Winston >hei-
ton, T.. W. Byrne and Abel 7 Sinne;t.
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ri. a O. FINANCES.
Receipts aud Expenditures of the Rig irtI-
r.II ~t-Lt.rl.

road ~E-irIus
Etrrvuua. May L. 40 the meeting
of Oh. Baltimore and Ohio directors the
committee on transportation submitted the
f,'Iowing statement OF earnings and yX-
p-n-r- f,r the month OF April and tor tar
seven months OF the present n'cal Fr2r.
ON lines cas-. of the Ohio river, net in
crease. I--- over l--7. SG.lg-; west OF the
Dnro river. net decrease, :lpi1; net in
cr-l-r of entire system, = lI3. earnings
and expenses Tor the lu-t seven months Of
rh,. f-ral wear l--7 s. compared with same
month of a-caI year l~-f.7, lines e,st OF
ONO river. drrrea-", SfIHllj, wes' OF
D.51 ,lr,r. decrease. ;lUui-. summary Of
entire system. decrease, SI-9.Iy2 The
President called attention 60 the fact that
;nr p,l,y was pursued Of making lager
r,gandi.ur,- upua the ruadh.i aai equip
r.,ur ug thr company than duru4 the .t.'
.i..ar gra~. the incgai.r in these two dr.
a...n.-uts aucregtang more Irr the s,"en
months prdrr. April Gu. l~~-, than the
total decrease lu net earuiags. Strong ti
f,-f4 will be- mad. 80 develop Oh" business
OF fr. new division bvt,s,y1 b dtJWu5e AuG
pbfIad.iphis Jane, Calhoun, ~ As
sr-tant General Freight Agent, was COZ.
nrmsd. and Mai y = Hlll's resignation
nz Purchasing Agent w.l- accepted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-19

NEcNIA CITY, NEy., May l. The
Democratic State canrrnilm last evening
adopted platform endorsing President
CIry,hui; calling ior colnarr Of silver;
general tree t,adc anl druouucug the sur
plus. The delegates tu tn" Nr'lural Con
vruuuu are rN.~ .natur j. G. Fan. y W
H. Mason, j. ". Dorsey George Ernst, J.
:. Mooney and l. GaHaihrn.
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rArur.E's I,lnn,vAY.
Dnl,S. or Bcsi. Eud HoStE,au AlonE she
Ohio.

Tie marks at the landing Last evening
indicated fec, and stationary.
The Elaine let. p1 time for NTkrr-Dutg
The Courier passed down nj ga. m.
The Grn. Pike arriyeI last evening and
will leave for Cincinnati at% O'Clock.
The Courier for Parkersburg At ! q. m,
and the Bachelor for pItl-bur! At q. ~.
to-day.
The river marks from above Yesterday
were. Parker. foot lu inches and falling,
raining Oh Cry, loot Il inches aud fall
iny: cIcudv. Greensboro, lo feet : inches
and falling. cloudy. Morgntown, ) feet
and stationary. cloudy. Brownsville, >
fnt 3 inches and stationary; cloudy.
Eir,'s Iaudlus. Is feet u inches and sta
,louary. cIouGy. Lock No. {, = feet io
inches upd falling: raining
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-19

LANCASTER, PA, May l~.-Mrs Weld
Ter. the fasting inmate ol the County IIo-
pit,l. partoo< OF food yesterday after ils,
OF ..tv iouv days She ate the food Unoh-
served. hut still refuses to eat in the pres
purt OF others.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-19

DurEu.T May I-.--A special TO ihe
Ioumd from Nrgnur5e, Mich, says An
explosion Of dynamite occurred at Palmer
mine. u,.I here, Al ! 80 o'clock this morn
ing Fret IIauhurg and Cnas. $mdburG
~ rr in.tLnlIY hILlrh
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OMAHA. MAY l~.--Con.iierahle excite
ment still prevails AZ PIattsmouth over the
voundrng Wednesday night OF Peter
Rogers and John bIl, Brotherhood lire
mon. and sp-cj..! officer Kane, by a Pms
rrtou man u1mrd Goodwin. employed hy
the Burlington and Missouri River COM
p8uy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-19

CARTHAGE. IlL., May l~-A scu,a-
tional suicide has rust come to light al
Fountain Green, twelve miles east Of
Carthage Mn Ida W. Wright, the six
months bride ol Srias NJ Wright, was
,ouud hanging in the smoke hou,c la~i
evening 10y her husband, Who bad hseu
absent from home since Monday. Upon
discovering the body, the Eorr.ricd hu,-
baud tainted and lay III a s'upor trrscy,Tul
hours
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-19

STOCKHOLM, Mly l~-DG Fr.'1 Cl
Na-rn, wi'h tour Norwrmaus aud two
Larllp6rr. na- started for Gfernland toe
plu!r TIE Est coast.
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BEILEW FRYE.
The Dude Actor Sow Ready for Ills second
wife.

wife.
New NuEK, May l-.-At last kyrle Bel.
lew Is tree from the matrimonial shackes
which have hould him 70 long Judge
Lawrence cut the tie which for fifteen years
united Harry Dominic Erllew and Eugene
Marie Svuplr lcTnnd The grounds
upon winch she divorce Ms granted is the
suly oEe which this STATE allows. Several
corTysgoGdrnis are named one in rIrtir.
ular, with whom the woman Is now living
IN Paris, is said To he an EugDsh nobleman
of wealth
Nuy that he is . free man, it Is probable,
~ rumor goes thai not long while will
elapsc before EelIeE we'd again ATorher
divorce al = couple who have long lived
apart must. how,vrr. be brought about he.
ior-c such an event can TAX" place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-19

rulApEr.UI', May lN--The prgshy
tri.u General A~ymhly resumed i's SEES
.sous in Horticultural Hail al @ o'cIock
tins morning The Moderator De. Thomp-
son .l'frI The body TO O. dor The stated
c,lN. Rev VIM Hobtrts, u. -, read the
docket after which the Moderator au-
urGu,yd the Standing committees.
4 u1nh,g of social invitations were ac-
crotri. with tine thanks %. tire General As
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NORTH AND SOUTH.
Two PRESBYTERIAN General Assemblies In
session Organic Union.

>v--iuu-OrEanic Union.
Gurnurg, May lS.-Tho General As
sembiy ot the Southern Presbyterian
Chur,h met at a.au o'clock this morning,
the Rev. Dr. Bullock, Moderator, prysii-
ing The first order OF business was the
announcement Of the standing committee.
Nm invitation from the NJ. T. General
Conference, now in ses,ion in New York,
was received, progo~iur union commit
Zee. %. all evangelical churches on : ,bh,th
schools, va. referred io Committ.n on Sab
blrh schools pgDtests against organic
union were pcr.,ntcd and referred.
A special conmlt'aa w1s proposed to
which To refer &ll -poEdcucc referring
to union with the Northern church, winch
wa~ adopted The Committee on the Cen
teuuias Celebration, IN Philadelphia, on
tn. 4igh inst, reported am acceptance Of
this General Assembly - Ioiu in thu cole-
hr.uuG
The Committee ON Publication, pre-
syu'.i arsP1rt showing the a-s-'s 10 he
S..;.2 IG murr than the liabilities. Referred.
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onrr of the President he understood the
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In the presence ur such iaU1nange, en-
arltirr Ir.rithe Executive. authorized hy
the direction Of IN. Cnp4t,tgrrun to con-.
mun,,.,c and from twr {, tim, givc to
Congress iniurnnt,gg rn tine -,air ui the
Union, and recommend such mra-nre'a 'a2
nr -h"n." l"'2' ''''''.,'s, w. II was ',n,
p,I''''''y ''I''T" I.r We ..,., i'' ~, ;n,I
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1. '''' .''' i'''e'. 20 prove '""' F'C'eC''"u
ar HH'eAi' ''"SeG win 'i'"u.e 10 'ny
tesul,s ".n P'lI''P'e' c' proc cl'"'' an" anu
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MEINIEh S SPEECH.
Mr. Mckinley followed Mr.. Randall.
lie began hy saving that the country was
in an anomalous situation. There was
nothity resembling il In the world. While
we wee spekiry 10 find ol jrcts io relieve
from taxation IN order tu relieve the pre.
yaiIiur rf,ssurp other nations were tn
tug.d m r,nIor,np tlp, ,i4IIs of human in
du~,ry and human nrodurtisn To find new
oLi.ris Of taxation ~ suunlv their insult
iiurrci,s In considering the situation
that fhrq confronted us and the hill which
yaq INTENDED To relieve il. il was
well that i, shnrId be understood That at
M htriuliiur what Things all were agreed
unon
They wrr. first tint We were collrci
inc more money than WAS rrunired for the
current psc,.sities of the government;
and. second that III, excess, Whatever 1t
might be. should he LETT with the people
The contention, therefore, WAS moi on the
reduction hut on the manner ut the re
duc,ion. All were agreed that the tobacco
tax should he abolished and thr, the
$50 urD 600 now collected from this source
from the manufacturers Of tobacco shoul 3
be hereafter Left with the rpnple NJ OBJ
-trucriou would there have been upon the
Republican side t. an Ambition oi the IN
nurcD tlN Gentlemen ON the other side
had united with them during the last -e7-
SION tn secure rcrogur; on for thc purpose
Di OH 'rhg . b!il tu abolish lhHf tax. Ihal
recognition had been refused by the pre-
siding officer Ct the iou.e
But If tHis taxation w8- repealed nav
there would b" lbt, according to the re-
port OF the Secretary oi the Treasury
about ! uuU. Oou suIl To hc collected II
rumr NECESSITIES
How ,huuld hts sum be- rrul'tcl 10 tn,
prnplJ with IN" least disturbance of th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-19

LADIES who value a refined complexion
must u-e PozzDni'- Powder-It produces a
oft and beautiful skin.
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thsfc features Of the hill his voice grew
louder, u became almost eloquent, aud he
We appludod He referred to the dcrlsra-
tions ot lis colleague Nr Scott, who sat
ueu} rs sUg,rcl,ous, ANA said he would
c5usrgn hem tc the oh.Curity thsy should
be ca; into. lie pleaded with the Demo
cratic iie;G- 10 not undo The good which
has hc,n &nUe to the manufacturing in
du-tr'y- ~ the protective taril. end read
from Jo'I-.soU. Monroe and cthlr Demo-
Crltic !0ryi,taern 20 prove that protection
was a fundamental Democratic principle.
Mr. Randall closed with 4 trihu'e TO the
results AID principles Of protection, and
asked that they be maintained, and main
taiued through the Efforts Of the party thl;
instituted them lie could not conceive
that the IDEAS and principles that went
down in ls6l would ever again predOmi-
nate in tbs country. At the conclusion
of his speech Mcssrs Foran .Dsm.I of
OAio: Wise Dem. }. Of Virginia, aud Kel.
ley Rep , OF Pennsylvania, were the frs.
~ extend congratulations T. Mr.. Randall.
Nh Mckinley, OF Ouio, then took the
floor
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-19

SrHINHuGLp, Mo, May l-.-From
Fayetteville, Ark., comes a report that 1t
has ralrrI incc~-lntIy for the last thirty
.iN hours and that the White river,
usually a peaceful stream is now rushing
torraut five miles wide.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-03-14
A Specific Pension Law.
INears dnd (0urier.l

We do not see that the terms of the sec
end section Of the pension law Of South
Carolina admit of doubtful Interpretation,
though the clerk of the Court of Richland
county was right, Of course in seeking ad-
vice when doubt was presented to his
own mind. The language OF the Act IS
explicit. Whatever the nature Of the disa-
biGty, it must be the result Of wound,
must be permanent and must be such as
to incapacitate the applicant for q pension
sssrom earning a livelihood in any way.
What tonst:tu es livelihood is likewise
specifically stated. However badly disa-
bled he may be, if the applicant receives
$3.50 from any source, or is capable of earn
ing SO much, he is not entitled to the bene-
FITS of pension. The fund provided by
the State is intended clearly to help those
who canpot support themselves, and who
would be objects of public charity without
State aid. This simple, plain rule should
solve every doubt that can arise as to the
construction Of the law in any case.
The Act as it stands makes no distinction
between manual labor and mental la
Dor, and recognizes none 1t regards only
the manifest incapacity Of the individual
applicant to make a living for himself by
any means. 70 take an extreme case for
the purpose OF illustration, it may be said
that, if a soldier OF the specified class had
lost his eyesight and all his limbs as the
result of wounds received in the war, and
yet, were capable of earning livelihood"
by teaching or preaching, for example, he
would not oe entitled to q pension under
tae South Carolina Law.
The law itself may be a very narrow one,
and greatly restricted in its provisions but
it was intended to apply to a very small
class and, whatever its character, it's the
ONLY rule for the conduct of the law officers
of the State. Il goes, moreover, as far as
the State can afford to go in this business.