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pROTEcTIoY oR MAZE TIiADE.

Dir. c. W. Batchelor Congratulatcs Col.
Hearn-Thr Great Question OF the Hour.
To H.s Editor Of the Iaieligmor:
slR:-I was very much pleased, but
not surprised, to read in your valuable
paper that Col. WI. Hearn, of your
city, lifelong Democrat, had an
nounced his intention to vote for Har-
rison and Morton. self.prescrvation is
said to be the first law OF nature. Every
man will, II he understands the issue,
vote to assist himself. How can man
OF Col. Hearn's intelligence vote to
support a party that advocates Free
Trade with England, as the Democratic
party is doing, and vote for President
who has openly declared in favor of
Free Trade as Grover Cleveland has
done? Why, sir, u man who has his
money Invested in the manufacture Of
iron, glass and queenswarc would, in
the eyes OF the world, be considered a
lunatic to support such measures as the
Democratic party advocates. Since the
days OF 'Tippecanoe, and Tyler, too" l
have been a Wing and Republican, be-
cause the Protective plank was always in
the platform.
In this campaign, l confess, I am
little selfish, and believe it my duty to
do all that can to help the Republican
ticket.
As you very well know, the Natural
Gas Company OF West Virginia, that |
have the honor to represent, has mil
lion dollars invested in the pipe line
that conveys gas to your city, and that
to the iron and glass works and to
the potteries, directly and indirectly,
must we depend for large part OF our
income from the use Of the gas. Ii
Cleveland should be elected and the
Free Trade policy OF his party carried
out, our country would be flooded with
foreign iron, glass and queensware, and
the Wheeling mills and all others wonld
be idle, and would soon be found in the
condition described III the old song,
"our mills have gone to decay, Ben Bolt"
Your thousands OF working men
would be out OF employment, and the
Natura Gas Company OF West Virginia
would have 10 fold their tents, unsCrew
their pipes, and quietly steal away, to
pastures new, or to other rights of way
10 find sale for the gas now being used
by the mills. Col. Hearn sees the hand.
writing on the wall, and knows that it il
one Of two things, either Harrison, Pro
lection and salvation OF trade, or Cleye'
land, Free Trade and stagnation OF the
industries OF this nation.
Ii West Virginia does not go for Har
rison this fall, then will all signs fail
and will confess am no Judge OF in
dicatiOns. Respectfully yours,
CHAs. w. BACHELOR,
President Natural Gas Company o
West Virginia.
Pittsburgh, Pa, July IS.
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Ncp Tmk Tribmr.
There is another term in which We
speak OF England as Free Trade coun-
try. They adopt the policy OF liberaliZ-
ing their commerce. Others suggest
that n Free Trade country IL Il country
where u tariff is levied for revenue only,
and where commerce is liberOlized rs
far as it can be libcralized consistently
with the collection Of the necessary
revenue for the support OF government.
Ii that is what the Senator means by
Free Trade, then | am Il Free Trader,
and take il that most OF the Senators
on this side OF the Chamber arc Free
Traders OF that kind that is, Free Ira
dcrs in the sense OF simply levyiRg
duties enough to furnish revenues for
the support OF the government Cconomi-
cally expcndcd.-SenGtOr Reagan, Demo
crdt, of IerdS. Senate Debate, July II.
This is definite and satisfactory. While
Speaker Carlisle, Premier Mills, Mayor
Hewitt and Governor Hill have been
trying to pull the wool over the peoples
eyes in this strong Protection State, the
Senator calls himself aud his colleagues
Free Traders, and then deiiRes the term
with precision. He wants tariff for
revenue only, without protection Of any
industry or class. That is his idea Of
Free Trade, and in his judgment nearly
all his colleagues arc Free Traders in
that sense,
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Qbt 5SnttIli9erlfft.
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON,
OF Indiana.
PoR VIrE President,
LEVI =. MORTON,
Of New York.
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The New York Graphic tella the fol-
lowing story OF Mr.. Samuel Spencer,
president Of the Baltimore & Ohio Rail.
road: When Robert Garrett arrived in
New York yesterday, President Spencer,
Of tho Baltimore & Ohio road, was not
on hand to meet the returning traveller,
Mr.. Spencer is one nf the wonders OF the
railroad business. It is not so many
years since lac was 3 station agent at .
MISREPRESENTATION little place on the
Washington branch, and lived with his
wife and babylup over the ticket office in
the rickety station. One day there was
an accident near by on the road, and
Spencer went down to lend hand in
clearing up the debris. 4 tussy, we'll
built man kept getting in SpenGers
way where he was working and lie
finally ordered the gentleman to get out
or he would throw him into a neighbour
ing ditch. "Guess you won't was the
answer. ~ am John W. Garrett, the
President Of this road, and have mind
to discharge you right now" Dis
charge or no discharge" said Spencer
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G. A. r. APPOINTMENTS.
Aides-tfG. Camp, District Aides and Assist.
mt Insnnrinrn for Wet YirglnIn.

ant Inspectors for West virginia.
General r. L. Fleming, Department
Commander of the Grand Army Of the
Republic, for the Department of West
Virginia, announces the following APP
pointments on his staff. The thirteen
aides and inspectors are for the thirteen
Senatorial districts embraced in the de-
partment, and it is expected they will be
obeyed and respected accordingly:
Senior Aide.de.Camp-Hugh Sterling,
J. w. Holiday Post No. II, Wheeling.
Tobe Aides:de.C amp-R. G. Dunning-
ton, Meade post, No. 6, Fairmont;
John S. S. Herr, Reno post, No, 7, Graf.
ton; Isaac n. Holland, John D. Baxter
post, No. Al, Braxton, q. H.; w. q. l..
lotion, Buckhannon post, No. 40, Buck
hannon; William NJ. Barnett, Morris
post, No. 50, Weston; J.. B. Smith, Perry
Pratt post, No. 70, Shirley; J.. l.. But
terick, Sedgwick post, No. 3, Charleston
W. b. Curtis, J. Mont. Curtis post, No.
rs, West Liberty; n. n. Hoffman, Hoh-
man post, No. 69, Morgantown; George
X. Mallory, Andrew Mather post, No.
IA, Parkersburg; l.. B. Purdy, j: G.
Caldwell post, No. 81, Moundsyille
John Fisher, Meade post, No. @, Fair
mont; W. S. Meek, j. W. Holiday post,
No. i2, Wheeling; 7. NJ. Cheuyront,
Garfield post, No. AZ, Rock Cave; j. X.
T. Koon, Maher post, No. AZ Indian
Camp.
Fierpont post, No. 8, Wellsburg; Amos
n. Prichard, Ben Cough post, No. 40,
Warrington; Job Musgrave, kuyken'
dali post, No. 80, Richie 9. H.; Geo. $.
Arnold, W. n. Harris post, No. 80, Bell
vile; j. F. Stone, Dan Frost post, No
10, Ravenswo0d; +. J. Lesage, Abe
Woodward post, No 90, Lesage's; A. Q,
Holmes, VIM. 7. Green post, No. 80
West Union; J. L. Ruhl, Custer post,
No. s, Clarksburg; John S. Burdett
Sedgwick post, No. 3, Charleston;. w
Colgrove, Coplin post, No. So, Fleming
ton; B. +. Menear, George II. Thomas
post, No. 81, Tunnelton; j. j. McGuin'
ness, Is. Is. Shaw post, No. 6S, Piedmont
L. G. Bartlett, Lincoln post, No. ]
Martinsburg.
| 10 DC abSlslilllL lIspCCkOls- NSOI ~
Lambert, W. A. Atkinson post, No. Is
New Cumberland; Il. S. Hanen, ElmorC
Evans post, No. II, Glen Easton; Henry
r. Mayer, Custer post, No. S, CIarks
burg; J. NJ. Benedict, Joe Bukey post
No. Al, Volcano; John Hargraves, Car
Shotto post, No. 2S, Jackson G. II.
George A. Flooding, Bailey post, No. !
Huntington; A. +. McCown, John J
Polsley post, No. II, Point Pleasant
George s. Smith, Thoburn post, No. 81
GAINESVILLE; II. G. McWhorter, Blundol
post, No. 70, Charleston; James IL. Han
son, Buckhannon post, No. 40, Buck
harmon; J.. G. Baker, Lyon post, Ne. %
Newburg; l.. T. Dewitt, d. i. Shaw post
No. G3, Piedmont; @. w. Mann, Lincoln
post, No. !, Martinsburg.
In the circular announcing these ~
pointments, the following request i
made:
posts will report to these headquar
tiers NJ soon ny possible the number Q
comrades who will attend the meeting
OF the National Encampment or OF tn
Society of the Army OF West Virgini
at Columbus in September next; also
whether they go as body, and whethe
they will lie accompanied by drum
corps or other muRIc,
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Mn. THURMAN is wanted ut Atlanta to
c0uHteract the effect OF Mr.. Cleveland's
Free Trade message and Mr.. Mills Free
Trade bill. Mr.. Thurman is not known
as one OF the Protectioncsts Of the coun-
try, but it happens that his end OF the
ticket has no Free Trade message plaster.
ed oyeri it. That is all. But Mr.. Thur
man stands on a platform which en-
dorses the message Of Mr., Cleveland and
the bill OF Mr.. Mills.
This issue is made up, and nothing
that Mr.. Thurman can say at Atlanta or
elsewhere can change it one jot.
Fortunately, Republicans do not have to
ask one end OF their ticket to Try to take
the sting out OF the other end. We can
meet the opposition anywhere with any
part of our ticket, and We arc not afraid
OF anything in the cnemy's arsenal.
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The great flood Of 1854, which mum
dated hall OF Wheeling, wrecked pro-
perry on both sides OF the river and left
through the whole Ohio Valley n wake
Of destruction, was in an essential fea.
turc less terrible than that which sud.
denly burst out OF the creeks on Thurs.
day evening.
In the flood OF 1854 two lives were
lost in this ncishborhood. BY this
latest visitation the loss Of life is simply
appalling, No such fatality has come
upon this community since the scioto.
Lomas steamboat disaster, in which
i'i'y-eigh, persons met their death.
sympathy with the lost avails nothing.
1t isthe living who suffer, and it is to
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CLOVER BORON, Sullivan County, Team, June
IS, lss7-E Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga: Sir:-l
have been thinking Of writing To you for some
time to lot you know Of the wonderful cure your
b. i. H. has affected on myself and daughter.
She u gtl OF ii years, was taken with very
sore leg below the knee. | called on the very
best doctors that the country could afford, and
they tended on her for four years TO no purpose.
Her leg got worse every year. ! used about 90
bottles OF other medicine to no purpose. The
doctor, said the only remedy left was GmputH.
lrr, That we all was opposed 70. was IN
Knoxville the Sth OF January, 1856, and while
buying bill Of drugs called for good blood
puFiIGr, md Acgsrs. Sanford, ChHm6crland &
20. recommended the b. p, Il. lpurchRsed one.
half dozen bottles, and TO my utter surprise
after using three or four bottles mygirrslcg waS
entirely healed. also had very ugly running
sore on the calf Of my leg aud one bottle cured
H. alter having tried nll other remedies; wish
you much success, and do hope that all suffer.
Ing humanity may hear aud believe in the only
true blood purifier. have tried three or four
other purhcrr, but the u. b. u. IL the only one
that ever did me or mine any good. You eau
use my name u you wish. nm well known In
this and Washington county, also all oyer Viz.
VInia, f. s. EISeM.
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Froa the POpte. k0n46H.
The Republican convention assembled
ut Chicago has selected Mr.. Benjamin
Harrison us its representative in the
Presidential election by u big majority
over Mr.. Blaine. The defeat OF Mr..
Blaine is a matter Of considerable con-
graduation among Englishmen. For
that astutc politician not only represents
some OF the most Objectionable aspects
OF American political life, but he is also
no friend to England, aud is the nomi-
nee OF the Irish party. In the contest
between Mr.. Harrison and Mr.. CleVe-
land, however, it is not to Mr.. Harrison
that this country should wish success.
For the question is, broadly speaking, u
question Of Free Trade against ProtGc-
ton. II Mr.. Cleveland should be re-
elected the United States tariff will be
modified very materially in the direction
of free trade, Il result which cannot, Of
course, faii to be beneficial to the trade
of other countries, and especially OF our
own. President Cleveland in accepting
his nomination by his own party has alb
stained, from motives Of prudence, from
repeating his sentiments on the subject
OF the tariff. But sb0uld he be re-elect.
ed there can he no doubt that he will
find means to give effect to them.
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stoutly, for he recognized that he was in
for ii, "if you don't stand utofmy way
while working | will tumble you into
that ditch"-and Garrett got out Of the
way. He remembered the plucky sta
ton master and in a month or two pro-
NOTED him. Spencer wns getting Si0a
month in his station-nastef days. Now
he is drawing n salary Of $4,000 u year
as President Of the road.
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CART. c. W. BACHELOR makes some
very sensible suggestions in his letter
published to-day. Besides his interest
in common with all Americans who pre-
fer their country to any d'all others,
he represents large Investment in
Wheeling which depends on the pros
perity OF our industries. Ii the products
now made III Wheeling are hereafter to
come, even in greater part, from abroad,
no investment will be worth much that
depends on the vitality OF home indus
tries.
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Blood TaInt From Birth.

BooEYILLE, lisp, January ., 1857.
shall ever praise the day that you gentlemen
were born and shall bless the day that your
medicine was known to me. had blood poison
from birth, and so much 50 that all the doctors
nf my town said would be crippled for life.
They said would lose my lower limb. could
not stand In my class TO ieci;e my lessons, and
eleven bottles Of your Botanic Blood Balm cured
me sound and we'll. You eau use my name Us
You see lit. In my case, there were knots on my
6hlnbOpes us large rs hens egg.
Yours MfETLE n. TANNER.
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wuKEsnARRE, PA, July 2O.-Early
this morning collision occurred on the
Lchigh & Susquehanna division OF the
Central Railroad of New Jersey in n tun.
mel near White Haven, between u coal
train and New York iast freight. The
officials state that one conductor was
killed and five train hands badly iniur-
ed. Both engines are total wrecks. The
accident was caused by one engineer
forgetting his orders.
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THY have just been hanging Il man
in North Carolina, and to make suae OF
getting out Of him all there was in him
they hanged him in public, several
Thousand persons looking on. Where
there is healthy public sentiment
there are no public hangings. ANY COM
munily could furnish goodly number
oi persons willing to witness so CHASTITY
u spectacle, but the best communities dc
not afford the gouIish opportunities.
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SOLID FOR HARRISON.

\ Strong Column Which Foots Up "5+
Electoral Votes.
Correspondent FIttG!sipbig Press,
Benjamin Harrison will be the next
President. The States that were loyal
to the Union during tho dark days Of
rebellion will prove themselves still true
next November to the cause of protec-
ton and prosperity, and will unite in
driving this present retrogressIve admin
istrution from the power it obtained
through fraud in 1854. Their united
electoral votes are more than enough to
elect the nominees Of the Chicago Con-
yention. Their verdict will be hailed
with Joy by all good Republicans;
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WHEELING catches it in all sorts OF
ways, but it is never long before she
lifts up her head again. The same ar
plies 10 the region round about us. The
sun always shines again.
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Tmr loss by the destruction OF county
yoads is no small item OF the disaster.
Happily this is well distributed loss
and therefore the more easily borne.
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McllECRES-On Friday morning. July 20, 1855.
ut 1850 o'clock, GUY, infant son OF p. Il. aud
Lizzie McMcChcn, aged months and days.
Funeral from the residence OF C, II. Berry, ESD,
No, COCO ChaplIuc street, this Saturday
afternoon Mt O'Clock. Funeral private. In
Intrnnnl nj MrNLrrhnn's CnmcInrY
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san Francisco, July 20.-Thc State
Gazette for 1883 has been issued. The
census gives California's population at
the present time at over one million and
Il hall, nearly twice the population OF
1880 according to the official count.
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Malron Of West Va. Home
July 20, 1883.
rickot and Platform In Nutshell.

Ticket and Platform Ia a Nutshell.
From TIC Norrirh Butleiin.
We suggest to the Democratic press
that they print the Democratic ticket at
the head Of their editorial column in u
shape something like this:
ron PRESIDENT.
GRoYEB lLEyELAND, OF NEW YORK.
Grover Cleveland has donn more 10 advance tho
cause Of FREQ Trade than sny Prime Ntrfstcr of
England has ever dOne.-- london spectator
ron vtcErREapESr,
ALLEN G. THURMAN. or OHIO.
Tho only time England can use a Cclt is when
h. cmgnitcs to America and yOtcs for Free
Finds london TINES.
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FOR SALE.

House and Lot, No. co Main street F, ,,,,6
Centre and Burke streets, NufUH tGl! '.'
OF ElsOn Glass Works. house hus .,s '.-.
stOre.room and cellar, hydn,rt "a l%5,"f .t,,s,
Six rOOmed Brick HOu'c, No. - a"'.
ground half lot; can be bSugh 10, ~, f8f,
No, 2l2G Market street, ground ''''
nCrlng on alley
No. &c Zane street.
No, ~ Zane street. ,,.....t. .,,rt
A Desirable Residence on tliistA'a s ,,... iof .
No, 9i2 AcCollOCh street. VII! 'As''"''
farm, ,..|r.. grl az.
49, Acre Farm near M0uui''!"g' We"
change for city property. .,,.,sJsls, ~
9B Acres, Edgington Lane WIZ 'A.''
city property
30 Acre Farm. .,.-.,. i6f d,I
property. f.-.r,srFUggFg
100 Acre Farm will exchange lnfeth r,..,fs.
800 Acre Farm; Will exchange i2f Nt .i..n
100 Acre Farm on short Gftyt tr.st
Many other Houses, Lots aud lHi'-' .''
JAMES a. HENRY
Real Estate Agent, U. s, Pension sna '''
torney, Collector and N0ihry tan,- .rrr1
jyi9 Inls lL-------s+=
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is the death OF Il. p. Roe literature
loses one OF its brightest lights. Peace
to the gentle mans ashes.
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This for Fun.

All who desire full Information about the
cause and cure Of Blood POiSOns, sCroiulH and
scroiulOus SwelllngS, Ulcers, Sores, Rheuma.
tism, Kidney Complaints, CaiRrrh, etc, can SC.
cure by mail, free, copy Of our G9.pHgc Illus
trated Book OF Wonders, filed with the most
wonderful and startling proof ever before
known. Address
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EoR SALE.
STOCKS FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

Seven Roomea House, q South York 'lrcl
cheap.
Good ROomcd Brick House, come: Th.i'y
eighth aud Wood streets, VIII pay is M iureI
mGnt
Splendid Farm near Mt. Pleasant OHIO, O@
OF the best farms In Jefferson county,
Seven ROOmed House on North Front lIee'
lot C0xIO.
Six Rooomed House on North YnFf street
Some OF the most desirable building lou 10
the old Fair Grounds.
Building Lot of North Front street.
Seven ROOmcd House on South l'InaIWy.
natural gas, and everything In good fvia.f !0'
iOXl2O. $1,000.
-Four Roomed Cottage for SlOJo.
G. o. SMITH.
anil Real Estate Agent iggl Main s.
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TnrY We know not the day or the
hour when death may come upon us.
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NEwnuRG, y. Y, July 2O.-E. P. Roe,
the author, died early this morning.
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TRY 1T ONCE.
She had Tried Everything Else.

To the man who has tried every other remedy
Tor Blood poiSuns, We commend tho following
experience Of well known woman:
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TERMS:

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as second Glass mAtt"F,l
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-21

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fables.
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Station, 4oe Sebr. 1888. 8oet efter of
osbe Selpeier Sans gnerien Sabspolos-
mceu % fpr afosoe Suitru Gecilie CIsSatter
af rluensaters 9binslas. 8rooeren Sens
0lleus Q 9ptre % 1 Spn | Gmerifa, inb>
fables.
EleftefiorbS Sorenifriueries Sfiftes
ret, she Sebr. 1888. Gfteruepnte fraparenSe
Nrpinger I Boet effer atoeoe @aarpmanosz
tone 4nue Marie Olsbatter os sienlepenoe
WanD Ears 9arien 2spisen al Res Sosrr
Sleffefiprbs 9binslas, remlis: Srooerbsr'
meme Tobias Sbpmpipn euer 5alaiien, for
mentlis bpiat i alma, Grfanias, os Clea
ToIafsbatter, gift meo tobias Sllen aol
man, boiat | Npoop, Dat, inotaloes.
Spmbre Sebemarisns Sttfteret,
Samar ben zoe Sebr. 1888. goet efter az
Spoe lluafarl os gaaromanSsiSu BETTER
SepatIen Saneitab al 9piten. Den frapG'
renoe glrpiua, Gfpsbes Ssiter Son, Der an'
sipelis er gift meo 9. auS. salioHr s 'oeH0e
/ gowen, Nasi, inofalees.
gfer, " bum os Sisoals Siltfere!
14Se sebr. 1888. SOet sftsr ufosoe Y'ss a.
Rartbe Narie Gmunosoaffer az
GfOsbes Saluisftsr Anne