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nEM0cRAYIC FARIFP DOCTRINE.
"Wo Intend to Wipe Out tho Last VostIGc
OF Protection"


"Wo Intend to Wipe Out tho Last Vostig'
OF Protection"
IFtst Virginia Democrat.
The Democratic party is rs free from
any suspicion Of Free Trade as the Re
publican party. The difference between
the parties is that the latter favors ex'
travagant expenditures and consequent
high taxation, while the former is, and
always has been, in favor oil economy
and low taxes and opposed to class legis'
lation.- Wheeling Register.
1t looks as il tho INTELLIGENCER would
succeed in bulldozing tho Register into
abandoning the Democratic doctrine.
The difference between the parties is
thistle Republicans favor protection and
the Democrats do not. The Republicans
say:-tax foreign goods so heavily that
our home manufacturers can obtain
higher prices; they want the taxing
power employed to compel the masses ia
pay tribute to class petted by the Gov.
eminent. The Democracy is opposed to
this doctrine. We intend TO wipc out he
last resiige Of projection, and the sooner
millionaires ike Carnegie come to un,
derstand this the better it will DO for
them. We wGnt a tariff for rcrenue ONLY.
This is the. Democratic doctrine, and
every newspaper that tries to dodge this
truth does our party harm. We must
make u square, bold, honest fight or we
will be defeated. The revenue must
come largely from tax on imports, but
this tax should be levied for revenue
nDlv
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The current number Of Mr.. James NJ.
Nlason's Vest Virginia Democrat contains
a singing rebuke Of the Register for the
brummagem article Of Democracy which
it ladies' out to its unfortunate readers
The case is 80 well put from the real
Democratic point Of view that the arti'
Gle is reproduced in this number OF the
INTELLIGENCER.
The West Virginia Democrat has a de-
cided advantage over the Rcgi,tr. Its
editor has read the history Of his party
knows its principles as declared in it,
platforms from the beginning and in the
utterances of its leading men; is familiar
with the men of the day who shape the
policy OF his party; understands what
it aims at and by what methods it hopes
to accomplish its purposes.
The West Virginia Democrat jim has
convictions and the courage OF them.
He feels no stress OF commercial necessi-
ty to dodge or to advocate anything
which no does not know to be the UNI
aduIterated article Of Democracy. He
has learned how to think and how to
write. These qualifications for conduct
ing u newspaper give him fearful nd"
vantage over Slippery Jim, the Juggler.
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pARKERSBURG NEWS.
A Suicldo--Two Divorces Granted-Othe
Interesting News.

A SuicldO--Two Divorces Grantod-o Other
Interesting News.
Special Correspondence OF he Inttili0eaeT.
PARKERsBuRG, W. Va, July 1.-two
absolute divorces were granted Saturday
in the Circuit Court, viz: Daniel Tard.
way from his wife Minnie, to whom he
had been married only little moro than
u year, and who recently cereated such
a sensation by clipping with Will O'Dell,
a married man from Clarksburg; and
Elizabeth JENNIE from her husband John
JENNIE.
The suicide Of Green McCardcll, an
aged and respected farmer OF Tylercoun.
ty, is reported. He drowned himself in
Middle Island creek. On several former
occasions he had attempted suicide.
Mr.. Charles A. Bukey has organized a
choral society here OF nearly fifty voices.
The dwelling house OF 7. D. Hildore,
OF Hockingport, Ohio, was destroyed by
fire Saturday. Loss $500.
Mr.. c. Van Wrinkle has been engaged
as Manager Of the Academy OF Music for
another year by the proprictors OF that
theatre
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Tho Rev. NJ. A. Daugherty preached
a sermon last Sunday in the smithfeld
NJ. L. Church, in which he jumped on
the Murphys, father and son, with both
feet. The preacher denounced Francis
Murphy and his son, Edward, as friends
of the saloon, which must exist or there
will be no work for them to do. He re-
marked, also, that ''if there were no
license, but a prohibitory law, there
would be no saloons"
This is the sort Of reward that men
like Francis Murphy get from men like
Rev. Mr.. Daugherty. Mr.. Murphy is .
temperance worker. lEr. Daugherty il
a Prohibition talker. Mr.. Murphy does
not expect the law to mako human ma
ture over and accomplish other impossi
bilities. He tries to get hold of the in
dividual man and turn him from The
error Of his way. 1t is no part Of his
plan OF campaign to abuse the liquor
seller-which men OF Mr.. Dougherty'l
stamp regard as the first step.
In his time Francis Murphy has dom
more good than all the Dougherty'
rolled into one. He has established
not only the sincerity Of his methods
but the efficacy OF his work
He has not brought about the millennium
but there is no telling how much bette
the world might have been made II dur
ing the past ten years there had beel
one Francis Murphy to every thousanC
of population.
Mr.. Daugherty has not gone abou
with his eyes open, or he would not sa!
that under prohibitory law the salooI
does not exist. A very rank type OF sa
loon, open and obtrusivo, exists unde
the oldest prohibitory law in tn
country.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth2 Il
so, send at once and get a bottle Of Mrs,
WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR Chill
DRES TERrHING. Its value Is incalcula-
bic. 1t will relieve the poor little suf-
ferer Immediately. Depend upon il
mothers, there is no mistake about It. 1t
cures dysentery and diarrh9a, regulates
the stomach and bowels, cures wind
cholic, soitens the gums, reduces the in
flammation and gives tone and energy
to the whole system. MIS-. WiNsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TRETH-
ING is pleasant to the taste, and is the
prescription of one OF the Oldest and
best female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and is for sale by all drug.
gists throughout the world. Price %
cents bottle. AwFaw
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A HAPPY REUNION.
Return of Long Lost Misunderstanding
After Many Years,

ATtoF hlAny heAfbs
Grafton Scaiinel. Eagle.
Messrs. Patrick Moran and Michael
Moran, of this city, are rejoicingover the
restoration of a long lost brother, who
for many years vas supposed to be dead.
Twenty.seven years ago, Peter, John and
Patrick Moran parted in England. John
came to the United States, entered the
navy in 1869, was lost in the Strait OF
Magellan on the U. S. gunboat Fortune
while striving to rescue the crew Of
another vessel that was Laundering in a
cyclone. Patrick also came TO this coun-
try and ever since the war has been one
Of Grafton's best citizens. Peter Mo.
ran shipped for Bombay in the East In
dies and made many voyages to different
parts OF the world, returning once in
awhile to England, from whence his
brother in America would hear from
him. Nineteen years ago, however, all
communication between them stopped
and it was supposed that Peter, who was
then. on voyage, had been lost at seq,
like his i'll fated brother, John, until Il
I VGtlT ukO AuIs L tAllLGh AGGGANNA -
letter from him stating that he was herd.
ing sheep in Australia, that he was tired
OF rowing and Of the sea and as he was
unmarried and without home, that he
would rejoin his brothers in Grafton
and spend the remainder OF his days in
rest and quiet, The joy that letter
brought Gun not be described. An ar
rangements was made for the brothers
to meet in Baltimore and last Friday
night Mr.. Pat Moran, his brother Mike
being prevented by sore foot, went east
and brought the long lost brother home
The returned wanderer is veritable sor
Of the sea, gray aud grizzly, but mos
genial gentleman who is as modest
about his adventures Us girl OF sixteen
He left home once before when II or Il
years old and was not heard from tol
seven or eight years, when he returned
home after having been thought dead
The lives OF the Moran brothers, theii
adventures, marriages, incidents ant
accidents through which they would
hear OF each others whereabouts, sount
like the pages OF o novel and would
mako mighty interesting reading II pub
lished. Mr.. Peter Moran will now be
come q citizen of Grafton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-17

The TIia Virginia Democrat is wrong
in one particular. The INTELLIGENCE
does not wish to bulldoao the Register
into abandoning the Democratic doctrine
The INTEILtGENcER wants the Register
to hold fast to tbs doctrines of the Dem
ocratic party. Our only objection to the
Register is that it has revised the Demo
cratic platform and revised the heart
out oft. Here is piece OF timber il
has knocked out altogether and can't be
induced to print:
The Democratic party of the United
States In National Convention assembled,
rCnews the pledge Of its fidelity TO DEM
Ocratlc faith and rcalllrms the platform
adopted By lis representatives In the
convention Of 1854, and endorses the
views expressed by President Cleveland
ia his last annual message 10 Congress
rs the correct Interpretation Of that
platform upon the question Of tariff re:
durtlon, add also endorses the efforts OF
our Democratic Representatives in Com
gress 10 secure u reduction Of excessive
taxation.
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CLOVER BORON, sullivan County, Tenn, June
Is, lSS7,-BlOOd BdlfI Co., Atlanta, Ca: sir:-l
have been thinking Of writing 10 yeH for some
time to let you know, of the wonderful cure your
b, u, y. has affected on myself and daughter
she, n girl Of ID years, was taken with a 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 Il, "
bottles OF other medicine TO no purpose. The
doctors said the ouly remedy left was amputa'
tIon. That We ~ was opposed 70. ! was ~
buying bill OF drugs called for good blood
purifier, and MCssrs Sanford, Chamberlain q
Co. recommended the u. Il. Il. lpurchHsed one
half dozen bottles, and TO my utter surprise
after using three or four bottles my girlSleg was
entirely healed. | also had = very ugly running
sore on the calf oil my leg and one bottle cured
1t, after having tried all other rcmedles, l wish
you much success, and do hope that all suffer
Ing humanity may hcnr and believe In the only
true blood pnriler. have tried three or four
other purifiers. but the B. d. d. is the only one
that ever did me or mine any good; You eau
use my name II you wish. | am well known 10
this aud Washington county, also all over Wiz
giniA. Z. S. ElIsH.
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what Americans Must Expect from Free
Trade.

Trade.
The New York Sun is one of the most
brilliant Of the Democratic newspapers.
1t supports Cleveland and Thurman, but
it has some views on the question of
protection to American industries.
Holding such views we don't see how
the Sun can swallow the Democratic
nominees, but that is the Suns affair.
Its taste on the Presidential question is
little off, but this statement of fact in
the following is las true as preaching"
Great Britain has ruined every coun-
try In the world which she has per-
shaded or forced into Free Trade. Her
commercial treaties Cozcncd.out of Por-
tnpnl. Spain, and Turkey destroyed the
ministries OF each OF those countries and
made them poor. Her cheap goods
crushed out the ancient household man
ufnrtnres OF the Indian Empire, which
she overran, and left millions Of the con-
ouered people with the bare subsistence
OF rice and water.
British army OF invasion forced
China TO admit into her territory the
0pium which British merchants could
market only in that empire, and forced
the entry through the custom houses oil
China OF British merchandise ut the de-
structiyc duty of2per cent dd rdIorem.
II was the massacre OF the industry OF
magnificent andvenerable empire, and
OF countless thousands OF poor Chinese
men. women and children. Thesecheap.
goods pirates in like manner covered
Japan with the guns Of their war ships
and compelled her to receive the flimsy
products Of Birmingham, Manchester,
and Sheffield at the uniform duty OF 81
per cent. nd rdIOrcm. That is Free Trade,
and it is strangiing the life ont OF help
less Japan. The experience Of Ireland
is too well known to need special men
ton here.
England, indeed, is the commercial
pirate of the world. She is now strain
ing her utmost to rob the United States
OF It's industries and get control OF our
market. II she succeeds, every work
ingman and working woman in this
country will be brought to comparative
poverty. You can't help losing the high
wngcs you now receive. II you retain
any work at all against the pauper-paid
labor OF England you will be compelled
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To Building Contractors,

Sealed proposals for constructing building
for the Agricultural Experiment Station IL va
West Nirglnh University, At M0EGnioNh, W..
be received by the Secretary Of the BOMl on ",
gents, until Il O'Clock NJ, July Il, lss'' Ii11lg
sails will be received separately for CECAya"g,l
and stone foundation completed; and loi ~ ~.
Etructlng and completing the building ready ~.
use, the brick TO BE- furnished TO the conUalDi
on the ground. Contracts will be GWAiltl
either separately or combined, as the comiAl,lsg
may deem best, and the work must be- eomp,t.b
before the ist day Of october lSo5' Bona VIZ wv,
good security, III penalty equal to tue hDg, .Is
Of the bid, for the faithful performance .. "
conditions Of the contract must ACCOMPANY ~
bid. Plans and specifications OF the liolg,1S,i
work are on file In the Office OF the stgigIU1,iIi
the Board Of Regcntsnt Motgantown, aug ~ w, M
law Office Of summeyllle & Howard IN lHye[R
OF Wheeling, ". Va, for the inspection @, W. -
ders. The committee reserves the flsht 70 "
J. A. ROBINSON,
Ic3O Chairman Building COMMUTE,
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DIED.

HANAUER-On Sunday evening, July Is, lssS
at $50 o'clock, Of pcrltOnctls, MOSES HAN
AuER, aged n years.
The funeral will take place from the late resi-
dcucC OF deceased on EOG street, nen
Twelfth, Tuesday morning at 10 o'clocl
sharp. Friends Of the family arc invited tt
attend.
PIILIPS-On sunday afternoon, July Il. lSSS
at 5 O'Clock, ARTHUR NJ, son OF A. n. ant
Sarah Philips, aged lOyeGrs.
Funeral from the residence Of his parents, No
S27 Main street, this Tuesday morning at II
O'Clock. Friends OF tho family arc Invited
to attend. Gntcrmcnt Mt Mt. Wood Gene
ferry. Private.
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A NleloIas County Cnve.

UTu4lOE UtNTVCFUT'
The "open Rocks" near Nicholas G,
H., is one OF the most romantic places in
West Virginia. These huge rocks close
to the wiids OF Gauley have invited the
investigations OF science, but itremained
for two OF orr most noted savants to find
an opening into the mysterious region
At the lower end OF II crevice, Henry
Mcqueen and DR., Hays discovered q
loose rock, which being removed, re-
vealed the entrance to deep labyrinths
below. Henry is known as a successful
gold finder, and he asserts that there il
wealth below. Hay brought to bear
assisted by the party, a well.bcaded
spirit meter, which, when applied, made
everything plain to demonstration.
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FOR SALE.
CA Twenty.fOur Lots In CaIdweIps Addl'
ton to the City Of Wheeling.

Said Lots are bounded on the north by Twenty
ninth street, on the Gnst by Fillmore street o.
the south by the HRndlAn Homestead, aud o.
the west by the Is. & o. X. X.
Their proximity to the above named rri!nid
renders them excellent AteS for manufacturing
establishments.
II not sold in thirty days will be sold At pub
lie auction.
For terms aud further information apglgto
W. V. HOGE 4 Bro
1900 Market street.
Or WILLIAM N. HASDLAS,
aUl5 s. ". Cor. Chapline 4 Sixteenth y
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Information Wanted.

S0nlN BfHNCH Ed-tEe VFtltTs0UTyJ
Two men from ClearGeld, Pa, lumber
men, arrived in town Tuesday afternoon
purchased n canoe from W. B. Hill
threw their baggage in, cut it loose anc
jumped in, and waved their hats as they
shot down the angry current like dar
from IN Indian culver. It was $3.50 p
IN. Their names were j. w. McGee anC
William MCGEE, brothers. The rivel
was ut its height. Any information as
TO their whereabouts will be thankfully
received by anxious people here.
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by that competition to accept as wages
precisely that pauper pay. Then, per-
haps, you will love England more than
you do now.
This is the case in a nutshell. Any
American who likes the picture may
have it to hang in his house by helping
to iasten on this country the policy
which England has mapped out for US.
Those Americans who don't like it will
vote against the British Free Trade
nolicv.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-17

IT is to be expected that the street cars
will be run with care; but it is not to be
expected that the driver shall always be
able to protect children from their own
unhappy rccklessness. The little fell
low who was run over on Sunday is to
be pitied, but the only wonder is that
there is not at least one such casualty
every day. Children take the most des-
perate chances, OF course in ignorance
OF the danger.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-17
Blood TaInt From Birth.


looSvILIE, IND, January %, 1887.
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 10 much so that all the doctors
OF my town said would be crippled for life.
They said would lose my lower lisnb. could
not stand In my class to icCltO my lessons, and
eleven bottles OF your Botanic Blood balm cured
me sound and well. You can use my name as
you sec 1t. In my ease, there were knots on my
Shlubones az large as hens egg.
Yours, MIRTLB II. TANNER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-17

THE Democrats would like to know
whom the Republicans are going to
nominate for Governor OF West Virginia.
They want to begin to make a startling
record Tor him. "All things come to
him who waits"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-17

for habitual constipation, dyspepsia, and
kindred ills is the famous California
liquid fruit remedy, Syrup OF Figs. It
strengthens as well as Cleanses the sys.
TEN, it is easily taken, and perfectly
harmless. Sold by Logan & Co., Anton
p. Hess, r. B. Burt, and @. Menkemeller.
At Bellaire by NJ. n. Mercer.
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WIEN Mr.. Cleveland retircs in the
silent watches of the night he is under
stood to look under the bed to see il any
maddened and wronged applicant for a
pension is lurking there. 1t must be a
terrible strain on Mr.. Cleveland's alleged
mind.
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Qbe 1ntelliqel1ter.
wnEELNG, ". va, july II, 1888.

The President feels compelled 10 char
acterizc the attempt 10 brand him as q
Frce.Tradcr us deception, but for oil
that the electoral conflict now In pro
grCsS is conflict between Free Trade
aud Protection and nothing leSs.-Lo"'
don Daily NeDS.