Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-10-23
SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON.
CHIRIzsrown, JEFFERSON cousrr, WA.
TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER %. 1855.
Various items.

1
Mr.. Frank Burr, in a'letter to the
Philadelphia Times, written from New
York, says that he has made COM
plete tour of the State, and that nc
power on earth can prevent the State
from going for Cleveland and Hill by
a largely increased majority.
: Col. T. B. Davis has completed the
sale of his large sawmill property and
water power on the Potomac, just
above Piedmont, West Virginia, to
Mr. Quigley, of Wilmington, Dell.
who will proceed at once to .erc-t one
of the largest pulp mills in the coan-
try. ri 47-{
Mr.. Charles McVeagh, q SON of the
Hon. Wayne McYeagh, and a rising
New York lawyer. has taken the
stump for Cleveland and Thurman
and will speak under the auspices of
the Democratic national committee.
Young McYeage is a grandson of the
Hon, Simon Cameron, and a nephew
of Senator J.:Donald Cameron.
The Hon. Stephen Neal, of Boone
county, 1nd.SThas written a letter, in
which he declares that he shall vote
for Cleveland because of his position
on the tariff question. Mr.. Neal is
an old-time Republican, and was the
author of the original draft of the
fourteenth amendment, which was
finally adopted, substantially, in the
form prepared by Mr.. Neal. r.
I" So far so good" said the boy,
after eating the stolen tart. After
reviewing the thousands and tens of
thousands of colds and coughs that
have been conquered by DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup we can readily say, so
far, so good. Price 25 cents. RI .tal-
g. L have found a sure cure for my
weak ankle,", she said. t What can
it bc?" ,'' Fancy woman never
having heard of Salvation Oil at
twenty-five cents bottle.'''' 81,
In answer to a correspondent who
had asked for information in regard
to the manufacture OF. ladies' cloaks
in Berlin for American dealers, the
New York Herald replied that the
adoption of the Mills bill would COM
pei Americans who are now making
cIoaks in Berlin to remove their ma.
,chinery to this country and pay wages
for their manufacture to American
labor, instead of supporting the So
called pauper labor of Berlin.
f. eoii capBpt take the haby-f To- the
country, use DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup
for the usual diseases of early child
hood. Price 25 cents bottle.
Every moment of our lives, every
part of our body is wearing out and
being bnilt up anew. This work is
accomplished by the blood, but if the
blood does not perform the work prop
erly the system is poisoned. Cleanse
the blood by the use of Laxador, the
golden remedy.
S. d. Thorsen, of the Central Man
ufacturing Company, Chicago, says:
II never was Democrat, but i am
going to vote for Cleveland, because
it is fight between continued high
tariff and an honest reduction. 1t is
the principle that is involved. 1 am
not exactly free-trader, but so far
as my business is concerned would
rather see free trade. In furniture
we could easily compete with the effete
monarchies of Europe. There is no
country on earth that can compete
with us in furniture-making." Mr..
Thorsen is one of the leading Scan
dinavians of Chicago.
George W. Childs. in the Philadelphia Ledger,
probably the fairest and most honest Rcpub-
lican paper in the country, says of the Pres
idental campaign: I" The present is q CAM
paigh of thought, of intelligence, instructive
argument, and exhaustive is the education
of voters likely to be on this great economic
subject as to give assurance that, whatever the
decision may be in November. it will be u wise
and just one" AS to which side is likely to
win, the Lelger considers the result " as doubt
full now it when the respective Pres
idential nominations were made" Regarding
the Democratic candidate. the Ledger says:
President Cleveland maintains that dignified
attitude in respect of his candidacy which has
characterized his conduct since he was NOM
mated. He does nothing, says nothing. to in
dictate even that he is n candidate. He attends
faithfully to the exacting duties of his high
office. and appears to give neither time nor
thought to q contest in which he is one of the
two principal figures. His administration con-
tinues to elicit the warmcst praises of even his
political opponents.