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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-04-26
wESTvIRGINIA FOR BLAINE.

A Correspondent Offers Some Suggestions
in View of Coming Conventions.
To TIC Editor Of The lHituigenoT:
Sm:-Within the next two or three
weeks the Republicans of the State will
elect the delegates to represent them in
the National Convention to BIO held Mt
Chicago on the 10th Of June.
Duringthepastfew weeks a very active
but noisclcss campaign has been carried
on by the friends OF Mr.. Sherman. 1t is
now an open secret that his friends ex-
pect to capture the West Virginia dele
cation. ANY one who ishonest and hast
slightest acquaintance with the Repub-
licans OF the State, will. admit that such
a delegation would not correctly repre-
sent this State. 1t is patent to the
mind OF the most casual observer
that the Republicans of West
Virginia, with almost perfect unanim-
ity, are for James G. Blaine. This senti-
ment in favor OF Mr.. Sherman isvery i'd
roitly worked up by declaring that "Mr.
Blaine is out OF the race" "has de-
clined, "won't accept" and statements
of like nature. They are made, too,
by persons protesting to be friends OF
Mr., Blaine. Now, the men who make
these statements are not friends OF Mr..
Blaine and never were. Mr.. Blaine's
friends OF 1876, 1880 and 1884 are his
friends to-day, and desire above oil
things that he shall be asked to be a
candidate again in 1883.
1t is a very unfair, rs well rs unkind,
criticism upon Mr.. Blaine's Florence
letter to make him say he will not ac-
cent a nomination-unfair, because he
said no such thing, and unkind, because
il would place him in the position OF
declining to respond to the call OF the
country. Mr.. Blaine understands pretty
well the force Of the English language.
He has always been understood as pos
sessing the ability to express himself in
good clear language. It is fair to pre-
sumo that in this letter he was fortunate
enough to say just what he meant. He
simply says, "My name will not
be presented to the National conyen-
ton" That is to say, ~ will not again
ask for a nomination" But II the peo-
pie desire him, why not ask him to be-
come candidate? Whatever may be
the feeling Of the people elsewhere, the
Republicans Of West Virginia are in
favor of asking him to make another
canvass. In this year, when the battle
for protection is to be fought and deter
mined for years to come, We want as our
standard bearer the great living eX-
ponent Of this principle.
are sent to the National Convention who
will voice the sentiment OF the party at
home. No man opposed to Mr.. Blaine
can be appointed from any county in the
State, il his views be known, and the
Republicans be aware Of his intentions
Unless there is much default on the part
Of the party, the West Virginia delega'
'''' For BLAINE.
April "a, 1888.
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What is this 'nervous trouble" with
which so many seem now to be afflicted?
II you will remember few years ago
the word Malaria was comparatively I'M
known-to-day it is as common as 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, as
they and Malaria are intended to cover
what our grandfathers called Biliousness,
and all are caused by troubles that arise
from diseased condition of the Liver
which in performing its functions finding
it cannot dispose Of the bile through the
ordinary channel is compelled to pass it
off through the system, causing nervous
troubles, Malaria, Bilious Fever, etc.
You who are suffering can well appre-
ciate cure. We recommend Green's
August Flower. Its cures are marvellous.
- nav
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STATE STATE CONVENTION.

.o.,,,,,lou of the State Is called 70 meet In
IN, a rg an WEDNESDAY, tho 10th day OF MAY,
~, da,' ,IooclocE A. NJ, to select four delegates
W, t a .I,crnates to tho National Republican
GA1 ''a, 1, be held In Chicago June 49, 1883,
ua ,r, nurDo,c Of nominating candidates to be
'oi -, for President and vicO President Of
s siIrn,,,J s,Atcs ut the election In November
next - .,..,, - r.,, ro,,,,cs,
s,,,ron. who arc in favor Of cleTAting and
,."rIr,or American labor, protecting and ex-
a ,"sI,n, home industries, giving free popular
h,.,fiou Ia The masses Of the people, etieetuAlly
..,o,inra all human rights in every section OF
oa, common country, aud who desire to pro-
S "o,, friendly feeling and permanent harmony
%,nu,bou, the State By maintaining State aud
S.,nr,l Government pledged TO these objects
.aI nriaclplrs, arc cordially invited to attend
nj. convention and participate in itS delibera-
ions. $780,,
r,,,,lr,, are called to convene Conventions In
,%.,r pI.trIcts. to select In each two delegates
md twoaIterpatcs to said Chicago Convention.
vs. nrsC on County Committees tho proprioty
or carly notion In the matter OF holding county
meetings for the purpose!oi appointing delegates
n the State and District Conventions.
We recommend that one delegate be appointed
IA. every one hundred votes cast for Blaine and
Logan or fractional part thereof equal to one
h,If az a basis OF representation to said Con-
ny order Of the Republican State Central Com
vutsc W.. ". COwDEN, Chairman.
d W, ATKINSON, Secretary.
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Sealed proposals will DO received Of this Office
until the 10th Of May next ut noon, for the con-
MtnctiOn Of High Service Reservoir for the
Wheeling Water Works.
Twill be built on the hillside above tho pres.
thi lAsin, and will have length OF Cos feet, ana
Width Of 70 feet on tho water surface, with
depth Of llI feet.
lows:
tl0O cubic yards excavation.
~ cubic yards brick lining laid In cement,
30cublc yards stone masonry laid In cement,
~ cubic yards Of dry wall.
~ cubic yards Of pudding,
LOO cubic yards Of concrete.
Bids arr desired to be made by tho cubic yard
lOr each class Of the above work. The prices for
excavation being distinct, fol. earth, loose rock
Aal solid rock, also for extra haul on same, be-
!9hd OOiecl per cubic yard, per 100 feet.
Tue quantities above given are approximate
The Board.
Proposals are required to give tho full names OF
bidders with PoStOtlcc address, and must be ac-
N!mpAnied by the names Of two responsible par
We, who must be residents Of this State, as
s s Tor the performance OF tho contract, II
Proposals should be sealed and endorsed PRO
Hs.ls for High Service Reservoir"
all bids.
Bonds will bC required Of tho successful bid.
him. '''
oI Plans and specification, to DO .Ocn at this
THE CITY WATER BOARD.
y; J.. WILKINSON, Secretary,
MhecIlnR. w. Va, April -, lSS. Ap2t.TTh4I
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l,3iIIiolfi6sRspa6Ilcan County Committee.

.,,r,v Of the Republican Committee o.
AtA in!yS,Ibc Md on Monday, April ~ IN lnS
Ohio HHTvph.,iing, II was resolved 70 GU = IL ~.
dty OF Nnrrl' i9 he held on Saturday May ., ior
nAfy gog ,.,. oi selecting delegates 70 C3unS
the pli iT,, IN h. held In the New V0uI' nou -
CO SSP he aoSas N g Pss c SHz P r
thGo'e ,n.'yI61yentlonS, which are 20 elect 1eic'
and sia't ,b "Sational Republican ConyenHon.,
ac 70 uy n,imsres will be held IN each distfiet
Thcc.'y, nTiII . p. M. The primaries igr inc
from =, t ~, win beheld from unui op:
country dii!trict Will elect fvo delegates 70 !ne
m. tA 1.lEl,onTcntIon The places for holding inc
ConhIy nave been designated as IolioWs' ,t.s,
pTmaihlsaso "H1 Vigllant Engine House; hadi.
NH Ws,Est House; Clay, old SouTI Io hoG an
lon, N' pI.iirc Court Room: Centre; HOOK ana
uni9n,, LANE Webster, LABelle Hail ki!ehie.
lAddSi w igI Hose House; Richland' bri Isl!
Eishlnl tIon,e Liberty, Centre sch0ol n1Si
schoG KNIT The regular voting place In IriAuei'
phIa, indian will also select q new County
CoRaR,l SSillcnns aud all who intend TO support
Az Eg n@,. II The Republican party are cor
he hV ti,',yiteI 10 participate IN the primaries
daily NV RALPH WHITEHEAD,
Chairman
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What vAultlng ambitions RlOit man can raise,
/ What fond aspirations engcnder,
When he'd held like horse with one-sideu
BY the 6sckstrap OF half a suspOnderf
We believe that the hopes a man has Of the
He might might surely be led TO surrendcr,
When he feels himself pulled, jerked, hauled
BY a isit'hSnded, Snc:buttOn suspOndCr;
The girl who loves William never asks
her father to foot her Bill.-Erchdnge.
He (ardently)-"I'd give a million
pounds to win your love, Adelaide"
fshe-"C Cash P"-Rare.Bits.
Ais well that ends well does not apply
very well in the case Of Maxwell, the
trunk murderer. "-Philadelphia Ledger.
1t is rather infrequently that a tailor
is elected to Congress, but a good one
knows all about men and measures
NelD Haven NeIrs
When an Arab Of the desert wants to
inquire il his sister is going to leave
home for while, he says, "Are you go
ing oasis 2"-PittsGurgh Chronicle.
yisitor-"Haye you dumb waiter in
the house?' Lady of the House-"No;
but we've got the dumbest hired girl you
ever saw. Washington Critic.
Mamie-"o, Susie, I'm going to be
marriedm Susie-"Are you? Have you
had proposal% Mamie-''No; but /
have Just learned typewriting."-Tfd-
Bits.
II wish knew what to preach about
next Sunday" said the Rev. Mr.. Smooth.
text. "Preach against the evil OF riches"
suggested the elder, there isn't q man
in our church worth over $S,0O0."-Bur-
dttte.
Art dealer (decanting on the virtues
OF the picture)-"You will observe, sir,
that the drawing is free, that" Agri-
culturist-"Well, il the DRAWN is free,
an you don't tax me too much fer the
the frame, b'gosh, I'll take it."-Epoch.
Tramp (piteously)-"Pleaseh elpapoor
CRIPPLE Kind Old Gent (handing him
some money)-"Bless me, why, OF course;
How are you crippled, my poor fellowY
Tram (pocketing the money)-"Finan-
cially crippled, SIR Metc York Sun.
Mo'nin', Mistah Grubbleson; col
mo'nin'." "Yah, indeed; know anything
how coli twas las night2" ''Bout
'ninch an hat blow freezing-at leas,
de ice froze dat tick on tub o watah !
lef' stand'in' out all night."-[H arper's
Bazaar.
Old Friend-"Is it possible you have
remained unmarried all these years,
Bella2" Miss Bella-"Yes; but have
been contemplating that picture OF Ruth
and Boaz, and have not yet given up all
hope" Old Friend-"Ah, but it will be
difficult to get such Boar Ruth had"
II HarperS Bazaar.
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Proposals..
Notice to Contractors.

hoard or COMMISSIONERS OF ONO COUNTY,
"'"' WmEglISG, ". NAp April II, 1883,

po""" WHEELING, ". VA, April II, 1883. }
c.,,c1 pronossls will DO received at this office
NATL The ii DAY OF May next, at 10 a. m, for the
%iIowing county work, to DO done this season,
W Ho,r, Hill $. & Il, road TrlAdelphiA District,
rs cubic yards matchmaking, m
BoCgs Till S. & y. road, Richlanu DlstricI, ~
rpbiS wards macadamIzing.
'I Rst,ie Run road 10 cubic yards macadamizing,
S)tubIc yards masonry, 10 cubic yards excaNa'
"% Chapel Run road, 200 cubic yards macadam,
hing. ,o,,or,-
Kim Grove & Boggs' nrl, 20 cubic yards mac
Gng%yillC C. ( r. road, LIST division, COO cubic
unls merchandising ,oo....,.,
ireEssvillc c. l. p. road, al DIVISION 4OO CUBIC
'I Cleans Run ( Cherry Hill, 100 cubic yards
Secy's BGfn & Dement'S Cemetery, 20 cubic
yards macademiLlng. :, It,
Yards masonry, LOO cubic yards excavation.
IAIdlCy's Run road, GO cubic yards macadam'
Middle Wheeling Creek, lower end, go cubic
yards matchmaking 80
Monument < Dig Wheeling, 10 cubic yards
vi NciiaW's Kun road, 100 cubic yards ,nacad.
AmiIng,
Peicr' Run, Philadelphia district, 100 cubic
yards maCAilnmlEing.
matchmaking.
Peninsula road, 400 cubic yards matchmaking.
POguc'S Kun, 20 cubic yards macadAmiEing.
River road, list division, $50 cubic yards mac
AiAmlEing.
River road, ID division, lOO.cubIc yards macad'
Eics I Castcman's Run road, 100 cubic yards
Ropcy's FONTS. & D., % cubic yards macad.
Reilly & DclaplnIn, $50 cubic yards macadam-
TFSstlc work to Rogers 10 cubic yards macad-
Short Creek, North Fork, 100 cubic yards mac
nlAmlLlng. H..
Short Geek, South Fork, 200 cubic ya,ds mao
AlamlZlng.
Valley Grove 4 Middle Wheeling, 40 cubic
yards matchmaking.
Wheeling, West Liberty & Bethany, Triadcl.
phlA district, 80 cubic yards matchmaking y
Wheeling, West Liberty & bethany, Liberty
district, ~ cubic yards mIcadAmiEing.
Wheeling & FalrmOnt, 800 cubic yards macad'
AniIng.
West Union & ROney's Point, LIST mile, 90 cubic
yards mACAdRmlzing; I'd mile, y cubic yards;
~ mile, - cubic yards; 9Th mile, 20 cubic yards;
Oh mile, i6 cubic yards; 9th mile, II cubic yards;
9Th mile, 81 cubic yards.
Whceling& Elm Grove, Ritchlo district 800
cubic yards matchmaking.
Wheeling & Elm Grove, TrlAdolphla district,
10 cubic yards matchmaking.
West Liberty & Harvey, 10 cubic yards macad'
AmiEng.
Taidcll & Warden, $50 cubic yards macadam'
king.
West Liberty to CastlCmAu's Run, 40 cubic
yards matchmaking.
Bids mus. be by tho cubic yard for each class
oiWork. Bids for excavation must give separate
pTlces for earth, loose rock and solid roCk. The
matchmaking must be OF hard blue or gray
limestone broken TO pass through 2% Inch
ring any and every way, except upon roads mo-
already macadamiZcd, where the dimension may
be increased to inches.
The quantities above given are merely approx
imAlc, and arc liable 10 change. For turthel
PARTICULARS apply ut this Office.
Proposals should be endorsed, Proposals To-
,Thc board reserves tho right to reject any o
oil bids.
c. c. WOODS,
apntbly ClcFls RnaFd Of Commissioners,
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DYSPEPSIA

DYSPEPSIA
PAINEs CELERY COMPOUND strengthens tho
stomach, and quiels the nerves OF tho diges.
tive organs. This Is why It cures even tho
woDt cases Of DyspOpsiA.
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KIDNEY COMPLAINTS

PArSEs CELERY COMPOUND quickly restores
tho liver and kidneys to perfect health,
This curative power combined with its
nerve tonicS, makes II the best remedy
for all kidney comDlRlnts.
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NEW YoRK, April Petroleum opened steady
at SAC, but gave way under the bear raids, and
Traders forced tho price down to S21Ec. The mar.
ket was Oversold however, and the purchase Of
81 900 barrels caused an advance Of lc. This
frightened the bears and their covering lifted
the price to S61zc, and tho market closed strong
at St1ic Petroleum Exchange opened at Si15c;
highest SG1Sc; lowest S2ISc; closed ut Sdc. Stock
Exchange opened at SiGc; highest SGaSc; lowest
S3Ic; closed at sc; total sales 2G5i, 900 barrels.
OIL Cry. PA, April 25.--opened at si1fci
highest SG5tc; lowest S31c; closed at SGSc; sales
ly6OOO barrels; elearanGcs 0i 900 barrels; char
ters 65S72 barrels. shipments 67G9O barrels runs
l9,1O5 barrels.
BRApPoRD, Pa. April 2S.--opcned at s42Slc;
closed at SGISc; highest S6sSc; lowest Stci
Cleannces 100000 barrels.
PIrrsBuRGH, Pa, April 25.-Petroleum dull
closed firmcr; opened at $40; closed at S61Sc;
highest 500; lowest Sc.
TirusyILLE, Pa, April 1.-opened at Sl11lc;
highest s65<c; lowest Sl11Ec; closed atS61sc.
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DALTIMoRE ( OHIO RAILROAD

ID ALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
.DDepartnrco Of trains from Wheeling. Schedule
10 effect February &C. 1855 Eastern time:
Express for Chicago and the Northwest, g:59a
Express for Cincinnati and St. Louis $3.50 m
daily, 1l;lI p m daily, except Saturday, or
I For Columbus, $50 a m daily, aud ll:l5 IN,
daily except Saturday, and 2:25 p IN daily except
EXPRESS for Washington, D. c., Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York, $40 a IN and 6Ao p
= For fiitsbursh and washington, Pa, 500 m
and 200 IN daily; express, $40 m, l:l5 p N,
daily except Sunday. Additional way train for
Washington, Pa. $50 p III, daily except Sunday
For MoundSvillc, 1900 noon, daily except
For Grafton, s:45 p. M, daily except Sunday.
For Cumberland, $3.50 m, daily, except Sum
For St. olairsylllc, 1856 m, 2p m and 5:45 pm,
Express trains arrive from Chicago, 6:iO md
9lO m and G:l5 m daily, and b:OO In daily
except Monday.
cinnau 500 IN and G:l5 p IN. daily,
Express trains arrive from Philadelphia, lHlti.
more and Washington, d. C., 1850 IN and 1000
Trains arrive from Columbus 500 m daily.
and G:45 m daily, and 1O:S5 a M daily except
Trains arrive from Pittsburgh 9:4O daily, aud
l2:45 p IN and G:65 pm, daily except Sunday;
l1:l0pm daily except Saturday, and 2:iOa IN,
Sunday only.
Trains arrive from Washington, Pa, 500 m,
daily except Sunday.
except sundAy.
Trims arrived from Grafton, 9:25 m, daily
'E Trims arrive from Cumberland, $50 M daily
except Sunday
Trims arrive from ST. ClaIrsvlllc, 1895 n III md
l:3j, 6:l5 aud $50 y M, daily except Sunday.
residences on orders left at ticket Office 100 Mar
ket street, and ut depot.
W NJ, CLEMENTS, Manager
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one evening" on an ocean steamship,
with the long saloon tables thronged,
in the presence Of Mr.. Vanderbilt, Mr..
Gillig rose, and holding out glass Of
wine toward the diners, piped out La
dies and gentlemen, permit me TO pro-
pose the health Of that illustrious Amer
lean and millionaire, William II. Van
derbilt." The guests responded pleas
antly, but Mr.. Vanderbilt never spoke
to Gillig after that,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features OF tho Money and Stock Mar.
kots.

kotS.
NEW YoRK, April 2S.-Money on call easy at
2R2k per cent; last loan at per cent; closed
ut 2A2h per cent Prime mercantile paper
4ISa6K per cent. Sterling exchange dull but
arm at q s61lA4 s.. Total sales Of stocks to-day
were 4SS,Gl7 shares.
The stock market was moro active to-day, the
total sAles being the largest seen for some time,
while the dealings were distributed over very
large number oil stocks and the upward move
ment made further progress, though tho meet
ing was somewhat Of 4 set back in the last hour.
First prices were genemlly from II 70 u per cent
higher, and while there was usual hesitation In
the early trading, the market soon began 70 riSe.
Union Pacific, Reading, San Frnnclsco, the
Changers and LackAwannA were the most con-
gpICuous toward noon, and later Missouri Pack
dc, Northern Pacific preferred and Manhattan
assumed the lead
Prices Rt this timo were generally from u To-
nearly per cent above those Of the opening, but
In the last hour Pacific Mail lost ~ per cent,
tho rest Of the List following slowly, and large
proportion Of the gains Of the forenoon were
wiped out, the market finally closing rather
heavy and active. The great majority OF the
active List show fractional advances, but Peoria
Decatur & Evansville rosO III aud NRlhyillc
II, while Pacihc Mail Ia down y per cent:
Railroad bonds were also active; sales S2,l4S.
600. being tho largest days business In bonds
Government and State bonds were quiet but
Arm. I
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BY the bscEutrap OF half suSpOnderf
We believe that the hopes man has Of the
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Four letters of the alphabet are alwayl
in love.


Tho flts and starts-usIug these words In their
literal meaning-ot the nervous people often
strike the behOldcr as ludicrous. The nerves OF
hearing Of such uniortunRtcs arc painfully
acute. and Impingcd by abrupt, unexpected
noises, lead them sometimes to. perform antics
worthy Of a jumplng,lack. AZ the root Of nerv'
business, in most instances, Is non.asSimilAtion
Of the food, and consequently innutrition OF the
nerves as OF the other tissues OF the body. This
prolonged Is, OF course, productive OF serious
nervous disease. The remedy Is Hostctter,s
and enables Il to perform It's functions properly.
Soon after commencing a course OF II, twill BIO
found that the nerves grow more tranquil by
day, nightly rcposc becomes leSs interrupted,
and appetite more vigorous and satisfying. These
are the initial indications, followed by tho com.
Iileto restoration OF nervous Vigor. The Bitters
also cure fever and ague, liver complaint and
constipation.
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DoS'T triie with any throat or lung
disease. II you have a cough or cold, or
il the children are threatened with
Group or whooping cough, use Ackers
English Remedy and prevent further
trouble. 1t is a positive cure, and we
guarantee it. Price 10 and Soc. Logan
K Co., @. r. Goethe, @. Menkemiller, K.
B. Burt and Bowie Bros. q
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Sold again-A mended shoe.


The Best sALvE in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblainss,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required: 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price, % cents per
box. For sale at Logan & Co.'s drug
store.
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Educational.
MT. De CHANTAL,
Near wheeling, W. Va.

N1IhElIu Ut EIIU 11It4IFEu1l'T
A school Of more than national reputation
offers exceptional advantages for thorough cdu.
cation Of young ladies in all departments. LII
brary OF six thousand yOlu es. Fine philo-
sophical, chomlCaland astronomical apparatus.
Musical Department specially noted. Corps Of
piano teachers trained by leading professor
from Conservatory Of Stuttgart. Vocal culture
according to the method Of the old Italian mas.
ters.
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health
Ten acres of pleasure grounds, Board excellent
For Catalogues, and references to patrons in all
tho principal cities, address
sci THE DIRECTREss.
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Proposals for High Service Reservoir.
c. c. WOODS

aI!l.nlw Clerk Board Of commIaloneIe.
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n.nr,r. onllr and yandetbLlt.

NaaGnd REproI.
New York prancings are creeping out
now that no has gone to smash and
sailed for Europe. Fourteen years ago
he was introduced TO William II. Van
dorbilt and proceeded to systematically
cultivate him, It didn't last long, for
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A designing man-An architect.

THE REASON why Acker's blood elixer
is warranted, is because it is the best
blood preparation known. 1t will pos
lively cure all blood diseases, purities
the whole system, and thoroughly builds
up the constitution. Remember We
guarantee it.A Logan & Co., O. r: Goetz,
Q. MenkemiAer, r. B. Burt and Bowie
Rroa D
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republican Conventions:
SiEt district Republican Convention

.,.,,ton of tho Fint CongFesslC,ht, III.
AronyentyW Ii,Si6is. q called 70 meet ~ i Ny
pti Of M ;ss i5t6 day Of May, lss o. , SyS
oa % shS ty Two delegates and Two G,It ~ IA
e Sst alton Republican cSn " yano next.
n IA fSSso on hS i q tS Gay seS S Counties
m county Iyin w. se1uested 70 select sccorlinS
Il aid psltic' d-iceSfcs % said Convention on
70 thclf isaSsS Isesate for each one hundred
he ~ Al 7 Tor Blaine and Logan OF iA''VHA
ri thereof eqVWN J. y. COWDEN, Chairman:
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He might surely be led 70 surrender,
hen he feels himself pulled, jerked, hauled
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-04-26

w WILL w YOU SUFFER- with Dyspepsia and
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