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Working the British Free Trade Growler.
In the Golden Club report for 1887
appears this instructive paragraph:
something has been done by this club
in tho twenty-five years since MIR. Cob.
den died TO keep the name OF the great
Free Trader green and his influence
fresh in the current Of political life. His
policy and his work have been kept well
In evidence at home and abroad. There
nre champions of Free Trade in all parts
Of the British Empire, and in most OF
the coutries OF the world, whose inter
est, zeal and enthusiasm in the cause
are due in large degree to the work
and the teaching OF the Cobden Club.
In the same report appears alist oil the
members. There are titled Englishmen
who sit in Parliament and some who do
not but still wear very long and impos-
ing titles. There are no Common peo-
pie" who seem to be in other business
than dcluging the world with Free Trade
pamphlets. The American members
make strong showing. Thomas f.
Bayard, President Cleveland's Secretary
Of State, is there as big as life; Senator
Beck, whose voice is eloQuently raised
for Free Trade and the Whisky Trust
Speaker Carlisle, Sunset" Cox, l.. Q.
c. Lamar, Secretary Of the Interior;
Horizontal" Morrison Thomas G.
Shearman, whose alleged history of the
tariff was recently accepted by the Reg.
isier as the simon pure and only original;
Senator Vance, OF North Carolina;
Henry wattoBOn, the preferred plat
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Proposals.
To Building Contractors.

Sealed proposals for constructing building
for the Agricultural Experiment station al the
West Virginia University, Ut MOHaniOWn, vii
be received by the Secretary of the Board OF kt'
gents, until Il O'Clock M, July is, lSas. IfOgO.
sails will be received scpRmtcly for excavation
and stone foundation completed; and for con
struCting and completing the building ready Tor
use, the brick TO be furnished 10 the contractor
ON the ground. Contracts will be awarded
either separately or combined Us the committee
may deem best, and the work must be completed
before the LIST day Of October, ISIS. Bond WIN
good security, In Il penalty equal to the amount
Of the bid, for the faithful performance Of DE
conditions OF the contract must accompany etea
bid. Plans and specifications OF the proposed
work are on file IN the office OF the secretary q
the Board Of Regcntsnt M0rRnntOwn, aud al We
law Office OF summcrvillc 4 Howard In the cY
OF Wheeling, W. Va, for the inspection Of hd'
derE. The committee reserves the right TO re-
J. A. ROBINSON,
Je3O Chairman Building COMMITTEE.
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INDIANA Democrats discover the tlend'
ish intention to carry their State for
Harrison by the lavish corruption Of
Democratic voters. One OF the argu-
ments used ut st. Louis against the
nomination Of an Indiana man forsec'
ond place on the Democratic ticket was,
that Indiana Democrats have got into
the habit Of demanding that place and
after they get it they have to be fur
nished with a pile OF money or they
don't carry their State.
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will find great relief from constipation,
headache and nervousness, by taking
Simmons Liver Regulator. It lisa sim
pie, harmless, vegetable compound, sure
TO relieve you. Persons OF sedentary
habits often suffer with kidney affec-
tions. If they would maintain the
strength OF the digestive organs and i'm.
prove the quality OF the blood by taking
The Regulator it would restore the kid
neys to health and vigor. NwFAw
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nepublIcnn aIeetInr In poddrIdEo.

Correspondence u he LHteiltgehctr.
CENTRAL STATION, W. VA, July s.
Hon. T. p. jacobs, Of wetzel county,
addressed large and enthusiasm Re-
publican meeting here last evening.
The indications are that Doddridge
county will give an increased Republic
can majority. Mr.. Jacobs made quite
favorable impression here, and stands a
good chance for the nomination for Cir
cult Judge Of this district
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BEHOLD the beauty OF our brick-paved
streets. The ruins come and the floods de-
scend, and it doesn't make a cents worth
of difference. The streets are free from
mud and as dry as bone. When all OF
our streets shall have been paved with
brick, We shall be able to point to the
best paved city in the country.
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DRINK Malto.

ARE you made miserable by Indiges.
ton, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss OF
Appetite, Yellow Skin2 Shiloh's Vita
lizer is a positive cure; o,,
Why will you cough when Shiloh's
Cure will give immediate relief. Price
10 cts, 80 cts. and 81.
A Nasal Injector free with each bottle
Of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 80
cents. Sold by W. E, Williams and o.
MenEemiller. D&W'Eow
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form, writer Of tie Democratic party
Henry George, who declares without
reserve inSiayor Of q Cleveland, Free
Trade and no Custom Houses"
In America these gentlemen, along
with President Cleveland, repudiate
with scorn the imputation that they are
Free Traders. The Golden Club is not
deceived. Mr.. Cleveland can get in any
time he wants to enter his application.
Fine chance for him to make merry
with Jukes and that Sort of thing.
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Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.

pPNPWpPp That the presence OF Generals
hhWhmDhh BeauregRrd and Early, who arc In
charge Of the drRwIngs, q a guarantee Of absolute
fairness and integrity, that the chances arc all
equal, aud that no one can possibly divine What
number will dFAw a Prize.
"RRMEMBER, also, that the payment OF Prizes
Il GUARANTEED BY RouRSATloSALBASKso OF New
Orleans, and the Tickets arc signed by the PreEi'
dent OF an Institution, whose chartered right
arc recognized by the highest Courts; therefore,
beware Of any limitations or ANONYMOUS
schemes" !yli'waW
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Real Estate.
FOR RENT.
wo once Room.. 10. laal Mnlkel ,lreel, 81
FOR SALE.

A Desirable Brick Residence on fIileehih
street, ground half lot, $1,000 -,,
Six ROOmed Frame House, Elm Grove wiz
exchange for city property.
No. Oh acColioch street; will exchange iofa
~ Acres, Edglngton Lane; will exchange io'
10. 2l26 Market street, large brick, ground {
full lot, C. feet front. ,..
No. 9iS7 Market street, 3roomed frame house
half lot, price $50.
Acres, 4 mile east Of TriadclphiAi Will u
change for city property or for u farm.
l6O Acre Farm on Short Greek. r,.
ia Acre Farm II miles south Of AoundNAN
". Va. .-,.,.
Lot corncrlng on Virginia ard South fhtE,H
Building sites east end Of Nineiecnih ,utG.
No. co Zane street, corner Zane ana sou"
Broadway, 10 rOOmed house.
No. " Zane street, fDOmed hOusc
Many other Houses, Lots aud Farms lot ~'e'
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, U. s. Pension and CLAIM Az
torney, Collector and Notary. Public .r.
lea lGi2'MAEEET -TELEI.
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An IRISIIllANS REASONS

For Leaving the Democratic Party-He Is
for Protection to American Industries.
To he Editor Of He Hteligeneer.
SIR:-The following which l ad-
dressed to the Mountain Herald Demo
cratic was not published, SO l send it
to you. Itexplains itself.
J.J. MCLAUGHLIN.
Jumping Branch, W. Va, JulVS.
To TIE EDITOR OF THE MOUNTAIN
HERALD:LI see you desire to know
my reasons more fully than l gave for
leaving the Democratic party, and / will
make it little palmer for you and your
Democratic friends. First, believe in
Protection to American industries; sec
ond, believe that the Republican party
of our country is the party fora foreign
born citizen to identify himself with;
thirdly, that a foreigner, when he comes
to America, comes to better his condi-
ton and not TO worse it; fourthly, I'M
der Democratic rule laboIer got from
twenty cents to thirty-seven cents per
day for his work, and everything was
dearer than it was under Republican
Protection; filthy, under Free Trade
Democracy man would have to give
years work on farm for a pal. OF boots.
Read the history Of our country, or
please ask some good old citizen who
remembers the years that have gone,
and he will tell you OF those good old
Democratic days" Of yore. There has
been more advancement from 1861 to
1883 under Protection than ever before
in America; good wages have been paid
the laborer, and he has lived well. l
would like to know why any man wants
to bring back those terrible times again.
l, for one, do not. We want Protection
for America upon what she raises and
manufactures. =,
Ihope every Irishman in America will
look to his interest and not to the inter
est OF few hungry Democratic office
seekers. The only love Democrat has
for an Irishman is his vote and then he
can 60 to hades. want to do all / can
to defeat the ticket, State and National.
| hope you will put frame upon that
letter i wrote the ISTELLIGgScIR SO
every Irishman can sec it.
]. MCLAUGHLIN.
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TIE Washington Post having slipped
out Of the traces, the Courier Journal cor
respondent remarks that There is room,
and plenty of it, for a straight Demo,
cratic newspaper in Washington" Yes,
room in that capacious burial ground OF
newspapers. A Democratic organ can't
exist there on its merits.
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DEMOCRATS are very severe on Trusts,
but they will accept the campaign
check Of the Standard Oil Trust, not
withstanding. And if the Sugar Trust
should feel disposed to pay something
for favors received, it will be all the
same. The sinews of war are not to be
dispised by party in distress.
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Political.
Campaign Songs.

"LSt m, ,rriie The Songs Of Nation Ga1 otrf 't
trh0 1ak,S IL LIir'.'
The potency OF well selected worishnd m,.G''
Is too well known to require iurthcrcommth"
SONGS FOR CLUB SINGING. ......,.rs
SONGS FOa STREET FAEAnh7,
Our Song Sheet No. /, for REPUBLICAN, IalI,'
and Song Sheet No. /. for the DENDCkAtls re-
with neatly engraved heads. Each Couihih.ls
ID new songs SGT to popular aud familiar hi is
that everybody can Join in. Five sainIs "
mail for cents: 100 copies, postpaid. iIi ~ ~
/ 600 copies By express q 20. Also no" i'''!
DgdOCEAIgC CHAPT No. !.
REPUBLICAN, CHAEJ 80 j.
Each I'm three cOlofs. Size Z1H2s, sample w.
by mail, Sets. Address ordcnw!lh nm, "u.t "
UfrcuroCK PRISTISG 4 PUBLHinSG llpl'F
IyQ IA Sixth Avenue, Sew YORK.
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DRINK MaItO, it is pleasant.


The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will
sell excursion tickets next Sunday, May
20, and continue to sell them during the
entire summer, to Pittsburgh, at the rate
OF 81 90 the round trip, tickets good for
Sunday only. viii also sell excursion
tickets to Washington, Pa, at the rate OF
81. Trains leave Wheelingat and $40
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HARRISON has frightened the Democrat
ic leaders in his State. They see no way
to stop the stampede to him. But they
are trying hard to find way through
MISREPRESENTATION
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FRANK HuRD will not run for Con-
gress this year" No, this will not be a
good year for members Of the Golden
Club, Of whom the brilliant Hurd is
which.
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Special NOTICES.

FITs:-All Fits stopped free BY Dr., Elinel
Great Eeryc Restorcr. No Fits after hst days
use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and 500 trial
bottle free to Fit cases. Send 70 Or. Kline, ga
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. NwYGW
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EXPRESS VICTORIA, OF Germany, has
an income OF $25O,OOQa year. There are
American widows who would try to get
along ON that pittance.
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Gbe Sntellioettter.
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.

IT has been two or three days since
any Young Dlemoclat in Wheeling has
tried the Chinese act. The latest effort
was so discouraging.
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FARMERS REPOSITORY.
TRUSTEES SALE.

i
By virtue OF deed OF trust made by George
T. Fry, to me, as trustee, dated June u, 1888 70.
corded In the Office Of the Clerk OF the County
Court OF Ohio County, West Virginia, In Deed Of
Trust Book No. 10, page 229, will sell at the
front door OF the Court House Of Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST II, 1855,
beginning at 10 O'Clock n. M, the following real
estate In ,rrladelphlR district, Ohio county, West
Virginia, on the south fork Of ROncy's POlntrun
and on the West Union and Roncy's Point turn.
pike, containing four acres, more or less, con.
Ycyed TO said Fry by William llelienbinc and
wife by deed dated February 6, 1883, recorded In
Deed Book No. a, page IL. Also a piece Of land
adjoining the above and containing two acres,
more or less, conveyed TO said Fry by Lewis
Powell, by deed dated June u, lSSJ recorded In
Decd Book No. a, page %.
Title TO above pieces believed to be perfect, but
selling Rs trustee will convey only the titles
vested In me by Eaid deed Of trust.
TERMS OF SGLE.-0ne.third and AZ much more
IA the purchaser elects 10 pay In cash on the day
of sale, the balance In two equal instAllments
ut one and two years with interest, for which
the purchaser shall execute his notes with good
security the legal title 10 be retained as further
security, or at the purchasers option he may Sc
cure the notes by deed OF trust on the property.
W. J. W. C0WDEN, Trustee.
" IT HAfIPp AuNtinnnnF iV11
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FOR SALE.

Seven Roomed House, n South YORK street.
cheap.
eJSbti and Mood streets. vii nav M an inyog.,.
ment.
Splendid Farm near Mt. Pleasant, Ohio. One
OF The best farms In JelIenOn county.
Seven Roomed House on North Front street;
lot 60xiO.
Six RoOomed House on North York street
Some OF the most desirable building lot 10
the old Fair Grounds
Building Lot on North Front street.
Seven KOOmed House on South Broadway;
natural gus, and everything In good repair; lot
iOxl2O. 5000.
-Four Rocmed Cottage for $1,000.
@. o. SMITH.
anil Real Estate Agent, lgl1 Main S.
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We the undersigned Banks and Bankers viii
pay all Prizes drawn In The Louisiana State LOT
teries which may be presented At our counters.
R, NJ. wALMsLEY, Pres, Louisiana Natl hank.
PIERRE LANAUX, Pres. State National bank.
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Natl Bank.
CARL KOHE, Pres. Union National Bank.
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Natures own remedy for a Sluggish
Liver,

"For some time my liver had been out OF or.
der, and felt generally good for nothing. /
was induced to try simmons Liver Regulator.
parted a brisk and vigorous feeling. II Ia an eX-
cellent remedy. r. HILASD, Monroe, Iowa.
IE NOT IMPOSED uPoS!
Examine TO see that you get the genuine Dis.
irum all frauds and limitations by our
red Y Trade Mark on front OF Wrapper and on
the aide the seal and signature Of ]. II. ZEILtN &
Co. iy2.MwFAw
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FOR SALE.
(gp Twenty.fOur Lots in CaGdwell's Add.
ton to the City of Wheeling.

Said Lots are bounded on the north by Twenty.
ninth street, on the east by Fillmore street on
the south by the HRndlRn Homestead, and GU
the west by the b. q o. K, X.
Their proximity TO the above named railroad
renders them excellent sites for manufacturing
establishments.
II not sold IN thirty days will be sold a. pub.
lie auction.
For terms and further information sPCly to
W. V. HOGE u BRO,
1890 Market street,
Or WILLIAM n. HASDLAE,
GUl6 s. ". Cor. ChApline & Sixteenth ST.
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Dependency OF Melancholy.

Commonly called tho 'blucs," generally pro.
cceds from sluggish liver. II either causes
Dyspepsia or follows II, and then oPerates both
Is cause and effect.
Every Sufferer Is earnestly In
Vlted to
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CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000.
10000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars each. Halves
$40; Quarters s.; TenthS e; TwentlethS 81.
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China, Glass and oueensware.
Just RECEIVED

lust RECEIVED la
And open for inspection,
The Carter Patent Stoneware Filter
and Cooler Combined
And Family Filter. The best and most reliable
ftltorl In the market. No corr0dlng metals. No
Perfect In OperRtion FinIihed In artistic and
highly ornamental style. JOHN FRlEDELt
ie2 lIl9 Main Street and liz Water b.
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DRINK 9Ialto, 25 cents a bottle.
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Entered at the Postofiiee at Wheeling. ". Va,
rs seCond-clRSs natter
Western Kansas world., 1888-12-29
Gone to Milwaukee.

KANSAS C1rI, Mo-, December 22.-Adju-
tant General Eugene F. Weigel. of the G..
A, R., accompanied by Judge Advocate
General John B. johnson, of Topeka, have
gone to Milwaukee to attend the meeting to
permanently locate the place for the next
national encampment. The last encamp-
ment voted to hold the next meeting at
Milwaukee, provided that certain conditions
a. to hotel accommodations and railroad
rates could be made Favorable. To ascer.
tain concerning this, Major Warner, COM
msnder-in-c chief. together with Quarter
master General John Taylor, of Philadel-
phia, Adjutant General Weigel, Judge Ad-
vocate General Johnson and the executive
committee. consisting of George C. Ginty,
Chippewa Fa ls, Wis; William Mcclellan,
Pittsburg, Pa; General r. A. Aleer, De-
troit, Mich; ]. e. Lovitt, Trenton, N. j.;
T. s. Ciarkson, Omaha, Neb.; Ira X. Alder
man, MafyvilIe, Mo-. and Allen II. Dougall.
Fort Wayne. Ind. Directly from there Ma
jor Warner left for st. Louis, where tho
Raneom Post tenders him reception
Christmas eve. Christmas vin DO cslebrated
in this city By the commander-in-ohief.
Western Kansas world., 1888-12-29
THE PRINCE OF WALES
Dislikes ths Management Of sbo Aresl,evv
Company Of Which he u Captain
and Remoustrates, Then
Resigns,
Then srells Ma, " Who Annuls Its Chare.r
Tho Pail Mall Gazette Joins
tho Criticixers Of the
Prince.

LoxDoH, December 22-Ths summary
Reorganization of the Honorable ARTILLERY
company, involving the hasty Withdrawal
Of its arms, equipments, ETC.. following The
ungraceful. not to say disgraeefl - 6sci
of the Prince of Wales in retirine tsm the
Office Of captain, has met With universal
condemnation and the most charitably die
posed of the friends of his royal highnees
are constrained to regard his action as bear
ing a cloeer resemblance of that Of an Ill
natured school boy than to the act Of the
presumptive heir te the throne of great
nation. The members of the company as
sert that they have been condemned with
out q hearing and unhesitatingly Soint out
the dangers to which England will be sub
jected when the man who has thus displayed
so little tact and judgment and so slight a
sepse of justice shall be called to the throne.
Referring to this phase of the matter, the
Pail Mall Gazette says it is unfortunate that
the Prince of Wales should have fallen into
almost every conceivable blunder while
awaiting his inheritance. The example of
his perversity furnished by the artillery in-
cident will 60 far towards weakening public
confidence in his capacity to rule, since the
circumstance of the present dispute closely
resembles many of the difficulties with
which he will have to deal when he comes to
the throne.
Western Kansas world., 1888-12-29
To Enforce the Tariff Rates.

To Enforce the Tariff Rates.
CHICAGO, ILL, December 22.-Western
and southwestern freight rates are to be re-
stored on January 1. This was the under
standing arrived at by the meeting of the
general managers of the lines in the west
ern freight association and official notice
was given by all the interested roads of their
intention to enforce the tariff rates on and
after the first day of the year. The princi-
pal reductions have been in the rates ON
farm products and live stock. These will
be advanced to the basis of 25 cents on
packing house products, 20 cents on live
hogs from Kansas City to Chicago and 271f
cents and 20 cents respectively from Omaha.
The rate on lumber from Chicago to eouth-
western Missouri river points was advanced
~ cents to 16 cents. The amended form
of agreement reported by the committee
appointed at "a previous session was adopted.
It provides that in addition to the penalty
already pres srioed, any road found guilty of
cutting rates shall divide with its competl-
tors the excess of freight earnings accruin9
to it on that account. It also gives the
chairman authority to assess penalties
without calling meeting of the association.
Western Kansas world., 1888-12-29
IndIan Schools.

WASHINGTON, d. c., December H.
TIE secretary of the interior sent to con-
gross q communication recommending that
an appropriation of $35, 600 be made for the
construction Of chapel and gymnasium Ct
the Indian school at Lawrence, Kan. Ac-s
companying this was a letter from tho su-
perintendent of ths school, stating that
there are between 700 and 800 students In Ct
tendance. The secretary also sent in .
communication recommending that IN ap-
preparation of Sc, 500. 13 be made to pay tt
ing tho Indian school buildings at Abu.
querque. N. II.
Western Kansas world., 1888-12-29

WArHENA, KAN. December Plat .
shooting match for turkeys here q shotgun
in the hands Of Frank Groh vas discharged
prematurely in the midst of the crowd.
Amiel Weigand. aged about 16 years, re-
ceived most Of the charge in one side Of his
neck, causing fearful wound, which will
probably prove fatal. Several shot hit Peter
Delter in the face and one in tho outside
corner of one of his eyes. and it was thought
he would lose the sight of the injured men,
Der. but it may not prove 50 bad. Charles
Reddy received some fifteen or twenty shot
about the neck and face, and while his i'm
juries are severe, they are not thought to be
dangerous.
Western Kansas world., 1888-12-29

FoRT WORTH, TEX, December pa CON-
pany of rangers is expected here to 60 to
Erath county to protect the property at the
Strawn coal mines threatened by discharge d
miners. The company has employed a
number of Pennsylvania miners to 60 to
work and the old miners will not permit it.
the country about the mines firing pistols
and acting badly. Several days ago some
of them assaulted an employe of the COM
pany. The old miners never worked for
the present company, but were employed by
the former owners.