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Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Iuu,Ans No, Ready.

WARRINGTON, Feb. 4 A delegation
the KNdow, OomAuohe,
Creek aud KIowa lndiAns called on the
President yesterday afternoon aud re-
quested hin to postpone any action for
the present IN the allotment OF their
lands, as they are not yet ready for
such q measure. The President said he
would investigate the matter, and he
prom ised that nothing would bs done
hARtily
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
A Dead EsAlIoonIs,.

A farmer living In the woods several
miles from Duluth, Minnesota reports
the discovery In the woods away from the
travelled paths, OF stranded balloon,
and also wedged In the limbs, of the tree
in which the balloon was caught, tht
dead body Of a man The man had beer
probably about 90 yeaIs OF age, 1t Is sup
posed that the balloon was one which as
cended ast spring from a Southern cit,
and was never afterwards heald Of
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
RurlaIaf MIA Issndls

The funeral Of Mrs. RsDeccA aAl
who died at the residence OF hIias
law, john r. Hoifsotor, at l;oi Y \
Md, on Tuesday last, took pa y
morning. Interment was mIis w
5wedes' cemetery, and The iar'h !
vices were held at tha chuI'l I
funeral was largely Attended, y
ceased was 81 ysArs OF age sal " !,
wife Of C'ptAin Joha Eind' !. '
Randlss for ave ReneraIIots hIn :
seAfArers, and = Stepsou OF Iae ~. :.
Is captain Of the steamer Wa'aL
OF the Red Star Line pylng N'''
New York and Antwerp.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Funeral of n,ohArd q Reese.

RLKroN, Md, Feb. 8-The funeral
OF Rlohard G. Rsese, who died on Tues
day, was held tnis morning ut II O'Clock
In Trinity p. K church, K kton, aud
was largely attended, The services were
conducted by Rjv. VIM. 8. Chouler, OF
Trinity church, assisted by RsV. K. N.
Miller, OF b. Mary's parish, t1eAst.
The inttrment was At the Elkton GENE.
terry. Nearly all the stores of the town
wereolOstd during the funeral ont oi
respect for the memsry Of the deceased
who Was In business hero for over 80
years.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
soiss, Readings

Yesterday Mr.. George Riddle came on
irom New York, where he has been
giving readings a. Chlckering Hall,
aud read for the benefit Of the Allo.
p,thio Hospital In the pArlOrs Of DR..
Drapst's residence, No. ll0l Market
street, Mr. Riddle Is q very artistic
reader. His selections last night were
frCm the Tempest " "AuBt Dolefurs
VisiI,' Mr.. Howell's Elevator" and
F" U . the Aisle"
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Delaware CITY Enterprise

Quite a number Of tug boats now stop
a, Delaware City TO take on coal at
janis IL. Clark's GOAL wharf Mr.. CLARK
has lsrRe supply Of steamboat coal on
his wharf, and Goals up 3 mum ber OF
tho philndelphia tugs during the
winter. The tugs come down the
river looking for toWs in the Ice, and
would not have tina or coal enough tC
act back to Philadelphia before coAlinf
an.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Itlnlna Ahahti

The Mancl ester Mirror asked 500 lead
ing New Hampshire Rel uhicans - namt
their choice fer Presidential can tidate
OF the 2aS who answered ll9 were fol
Blame, thirty for Sherm IN, sixteen for
Edmunds, fourteen for Conkllug, twelve
for Lincoln, and others were &C altered
among Sheridan, Hawley, Harr son, Ali
son, Hosr, Blair, Evarts and Gresham
Lincoln led for Vice President.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
DIED.

MhSON.-On Wed . esday evening, feDru-
Ary Let, olivia Masc =, aged 70 yeArt.
Funeral from her late home, ;. = corner
Seventh and Lombard streets, Saturday
Afternoon, eth inst, At O'Clock.
OLAHK-pn Feb. .. At the residence OF her
parents, No. 1907 TatnAI street, this city
Nellie NJ, wife Of william II. CLARK and
dauRhter OF Richard h. and Annie Z. bW
banks.
sci ces to be held at tho house Tuesday
morning, Feb I, At u o'eleoR. lnteimsn'
at the Hlmir ton and Brandyuins Gene
terry.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
MRS. CieveIand's Uncle Dead

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3, 1855. - This after
nooh Mrs. Cleveland heard Of the death
OF her uncle, the brother of her mother,
Mrs Folsom, so she will not have her for.
NAL receipt n from three to five to-mor
row afternoon, as had been announced
The reception was to have been the last
OF the series of fortnightly receptions by
Mrs. Cievelanl for this season.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Sugnr MArket,

There Is more raw sugar In the mar
ket. a nuinbe OF vessels have arrived
this week with cargoes. bat now that
they are here the consignees are at q
loss TO determine what they shRll do
with the sugar. Boma Of these vessels
ara IN tue hat5nr sad others ere Of D J..
aHaIo BEsakHAter.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
prlnr From tho BIt. Of : Rat.

BOSTON, Feb. S.-Mrs. Lucy M.
Carleton, vile OF Stephen CArlet IN,
cied at her home In Nashua last night,
at the age Of 60 years, from blood
poisoning, brought about by bite upoE
tho face by q poisoned rat that invaded
her sleepiFg room come time last No
vember. During the eArly part Of hel
sickness she was great sufferer.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Anothar snia Of nor.es

Messrs. Jester & Mcdaniel will have
another sale OF Missouri horaes at their
stables next Friday afternoon. Among
the lot are some Eo)d matches that win
make handsome teams. They are all
OF good siZs, and hne drivers as well rs
good workers. An judges Of horse flesh
should call and see them. IS they viii
recon- mend themselves.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
R0FAOnNl.

Col. 7. FsTree of Yorklyn, who ha,
been seriously Ill with pneumonia, rs
cJnvalesl cent.
DIR. William B. Preston and his sis
t'r. DIR. Florsnoe Slubbs, have gone to
Florida. Mrs. 5lubbs will remain about
three weeks, in the hopes of improvi 4
her health.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
nraaiInYa ro.nirht

A meeting OF Bayard Legion for the
transaction Of important business will bt
hsld this evening at its he e.dquarttTs a
Z O'clock.
A prelim nary meeting for the purpose
of organizing a new lodge OF Shield o
Honor, will he heidi In room II, McClary
Building at O'Clock. The pu9lic is in
glted TO att; nd the meeting.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
The Young Inoendlary.

New YORK, Feb. 4.-Mary Wilson, the
eleven year old child who several times
set ilre to the Hospital for the Ruptured
and Crippled in New York, WAS in the
Yorkville Police Court yesterday. She
would answer no question f Judge Muir
rays that required any ether reply thar
yes or no, ami was turned over to the care
Of the Chilireu's Society Tor the present
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
A UDIroK's SALE.

"A
~ virtue OF WArrAn, OIL he Mayor OF the
city OF Wilmington, TO ne dirooud, will Be
exposed 70 public sale at z o'olosE p. m, on
FhlDAY, ,EEyRUARY 10th, 1888.
At the Auditors ttios, No w East sixth
street, C7I storyI in tbs oity Of Wilmington,
Now UAstle County. State Of Della ware, ali
that certain lot, piess or parcel OF land, sit
uAte Ba ioIl1We:
Beginning ct the corner formed by the IT,
terSection Of the southsrly side Of A street
and the saBtsrly tide OF a W feet wide street
laid out parallel with and at the distanse OF
lss feet westerly frcm UlAymont street and
now alied Queen siroet thence Boutherly
along said aide Quesn street 90 feet TO q
stake, thonce easterlJ and parallel with A
street 90 foet TO . stake, thenos noFtheTly
and parallel with Queen street 40 feet 70 the
Aforesaid southerly side Of A Gtroei, an
thence thereby westerly 60 feet 10 the place
OF beginning, Do Inc ojntsnts thereof what
they may
Seized and hheA into execution ss the
properly Of Joseph n. LOng, and 10 be sole
by JOHN n. NEWELL,
| City Andi or.
! y. B. The above named properly 10 TO b,
| so Id te satisfy a lien thereon for eIThing ArI
paving sidewalk. isn7i-iol
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Reception

WASHINGTON. Feb "A
Mrs. W httney gave anoll,a D
to invited guests this tyS9,ut y
was a very large AltsnGa'. ,ii. s..ap
number OF elaborate toi't mlJl
Supper was served before ~
There Was darcing for sew Tyr,,,
the large ballroom. Tha wy
concluded the dances.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
nnrnn,l nsoph," sa.Pcndl.'

ITHACA, N. Y. FEB. D. y, IA N
faculty Of Cornell UniSs,. Uni...', .h ID
to day to suspend indsao'sg, ii
the sophomores who paf'iti2Ass,. s,,s
kidnapping Of the freshm'a .ss
The whole sophomore c'A,' nd
this afternoon on . sptv" 's,i !
Auburn, where they holi ~
BANQUET.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Panic stricken & i''''

CHICAGO, Feb. 3 Fire ! NIB q
the Dubuque House, on IS,i d
street, early this mofDlna', I'a', III
a panic among the % 2 . ', ,l.y ~
was terribly cod, apl 5sisl
much from exposure, "Io,se,
only In their thin niSh' w
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Tho oouuty Dem ooraoy

A maetinz Of tao Olunty Dem0crScy
wa. h sd Lass evening IN this third
stoty of tha Il liAun9 engine house, at
which considerable business was trant-
Acte and several new mbsrs nd
NIT ed
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Innrsnsed RswAt.

The farmers Assoeis' o. 40
CASTLE County offer a re"s' i,s,Il
the arrest and conviction - n 81
who stole the horse OF " WI, ~ a, D
on Thursday night, or o. Mt.B
cove-y of the horse, Ahu .o1.t,
offers t26 for the same p ufigpl
far no trace Of him oAn % W.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Loaf CllArIn

A gold charm was lost on Friday
morning, with the letters A. o. q. w.
Oh one side; on the reverse an eagle aud
sun rising. The Under will be slitAbly
rewarded on leaving came with J 4.
Mercer, 8 W corner Eighth aud Tat
nall streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Redueed PrIoes

To make room for rev gooIa, will
close out winter goods y: reinGsd prices
All goods Ru wanted. l. Heiss. mer
chat tailor NJ 4 East ThiTd street.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
water Department rirnrnr

The following figures are furnished by
Register Grohe Of the Water Department
water receipts for January 1857, SS3, 1856.
81; for January 1888 IFai 4s3 so; an ex
cess for this year u Sll 2J743.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Inspector Byr"s

great story, section 05S d
The mining rio. in Sag. u !, 5aaiHlP
tht news In to morrow SI
Wholesale and retail u
3!3 Market greet
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
ON wBDE ESDAY.
THE sTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, lsss,

eSAh ~ phuhS hAAet
ON wBDE ESDAY.
THE sTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, lsD,
at II O'Clock, a. m,
On the premises, all that pAit Of the fArT of
the late Edward stroud, deceased, in PenoA
der Hundred, New C,stle CoBsty, near Iron
Hill station. on the PhilAdelphih, Nilmin Etsn
and baltimore Railread, about ~ miles from
Newark, contAining about 10 Acrea oflAnd.
more OF less. The improvements on this part
OF the farm are Alarge mansion house and out
buildings.
Terms made known on day Of sale, by
MARY Il. STROUD, Aiministratrtx.
The above mentioned tract Of land aud an
adjoining tract lying In the state Of Mary
lsnd, containing about 81 acres, more or less
will be- sold IS one tract At Lis ume aad place
Afort said 1he tive tracts teEether contain
about l6i acres, mere or less, The Improve
ments thereon consist Of large mansion
house, farm hoAse AAd tenant house, large
barn, corn CRIB grAn.ry, wagon house and
other out-bulldinEe. The land Ia OF hne quali-
ty, divided intO nelds un1eF gooi fencing. Ii
10 particularly adapted to raising fruit and
there 10 q young psarh orchard In fall bearing.
thereon; also an apple orchard in iull bearing
ar other fru trees. The farm runs to the
Iron nm station II PhilAdel ia, Win inE Il on
aAd Baltimore railroad, and lime and Other
mAnures are landed close AthAnd. The neigh
bOrho 4 Is healthy and desirable As place ei
resi- sldence BENJAMIN NtkLDS,
jl3-d1w-e Attorney for heirs.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
New Onrh.

The jackson Il Sharp Company yes.
terday shipped four handsome Wood
ruti cars, which will compare fayorably
with anything OF the kind that has ever
been constructed In this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04

Consumptiyes ohtatA relief by using A yer
berry FectorIl. NJ olhel cure Is 90 cGec
tive
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
One Drunk.

Tbs ollF casa bsfora Judge Cummiui
this N jGntns was that OF John Carr,
ohsr2et with srunksnneas. He plead
guilty and was flsd 81 and costs.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
KENNARD 3 90.
KENNARD&C0,

Our closing sale
of fWinterDryGoods
will be continued
for another week.
We therefore dill
rect the early atten-l
tion of ladies inI
search of genuinel
bargains to the fol-
ling quotations, feel
ing confident that
lno such values have
ever been offered in
Wilmington or else
where:
We reduced a short
thine since a large
lime of all wool
Dress Goods to 80
lcents. none of which
lever before sold un-
,lder 80 cents and
l many of them at
I62 and rs cents.
| Now that the lots
Ihave become broken
land m any short
.lpieces accumulated.
1--we have concluded
Ito make q clean
:lsweep of them and
i have made the price
li29 cents for the en-.
tire balance; don't
Il fail to see them
q We know two of the
4 leading housesin the
N N large city north OF
!! us are selling some
of the same goods
II to-day at so cents.
Il We still continue
g our Great Silk Sale
: Black Faillc Silks
ISL; reduced from
ISl.25.
b All the new shade
,.. of Faille Francais a
:f4y' S1.l0; reduced iron
ISL 25.
! All the new shade
'sS 1si land Black S att.
he he Rhadame at 81, su
! AZ AZ perb bquality;reduce
mt, from Sl.25. Thes
.a. are very superio
%, .5s and only need e1
lsf amination to shO,
RI .iIi them to be the bel
4" IRhadames at tn
lprice on the marke
::'o ID, We invite you t
for. for a special opening
iss is'i our new Hambul
y En- broiderics.
.e, These goods con
n'aa , a5 direct to US frol
'S sd two of the finest ar
largest manufactu
eat by ers in st. Gall al
9%, wv Iarn hnUOnH uunctif
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
Lost MONOGRAM

A silver monogram bracelet was lost
last evening. Suitable reward If left at
90i Delaware Avenue
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04

A Republican meeting will DO held at
No. $40 King street on Monday even
tng. All earnest RspublicAns nvlted.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04

DUbLlO SALE OF REAL ESTATE
II The subscriber viii sell at public sale,
at the auction rooms of L.. W. stidhNm a
son, no. Ill East Fourth street. WnminR.
ton, Del on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1855,
at2 O'Clock p m,
The farm Of the late james Henry Nit
ehoL, situate near Drum moLd'S Hin, In
M III Oieek Hundpd, New OAttie County
and state OF delaware, adjoining lAnds OF
james Little, George hobiussn and others,
and containing about eighty Acrts Of land,
70 acres being woodland. II Is divided int .
acids, and Ia we'll NRtsred. Tho soil Is fer
Tile and adapted TO grain, truck OF frnit.
1he buildings cons 81 II frame dwelling
house, large fTAme barn, rprinB house and
other out buildings Location and neigh
borh ood are convenient and dssi'Aois, nsaI
Newark and Stanton. sale positive Il
close estate. Terms at sAle
WM. II. MI tOHkLL,
hdministratot, q I. A.
| Uf James Henry N ttohelt, doseased.
| Lore EmmonB Attorneys.
| l.. W. SudhAm a SoD, Auots.
ila 2tw.d ,eed is
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04

LCoush nly At Eorgu1on's, II E. Qd
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04

EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ES-
IA tate. WIN be exposed TO public sale
On FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10Th,
AIS O'GlOck p. M,
On the premises, in the city OF Wilmington,
Delaware, the following 0tarit Ell real estAts,
the property Of ,he late W. 4. Bullock. de-
eeAst d. All that certain lot Of land With =
Bstory brick dwelling house thereon erected,
situate In the said city Of Wilmington, GA
the eAsterlv side OF fztntll street, 81 ihe dis
lance OF lS ieet from the sOthetlY side OF
Eleventh street and having front on TAtnall
str,et OF o ieet inches ard runnir x back
the depth Of " feet inches, containing
room, bath and shed h itehen and ali IL odern
Improvements, including heater, Gas, hot
| and col water. Ater closets. ate.
| Att sndAnoe will be RlVen and terms made
| kHOwn Al The time aud place atorrHAit, ny
| HARRY s. BULLOCK,
| febl-eOd-ts Executor.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04
WILSON'S
Undertaking rooms, No. 616 Kink B
TKLKPHoHR SIGNAL, 105.
Open all night.
J. A. WILSON,
runarsl Director

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF REAL
IA estate. by virtue ofaA order the Or
phans' Court in New Castle County, will be
sold at public sale,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-04

SEE ESPECIALLY OUR
Childreu's lace solar tip shoes, = to II
for 6jc.
Chiliren's Pebble and spring heel but.
ton, 3 to Z for jnc
Misses cali skin lace shoes, II N , for
75c.
Pebble Button school shoes, II to ior
81 90.
Pebble button spr ng hael shoe, II to ,
for Sl.0O
SEE ESPECIALLY OUR
Ladies' Ho)k lace shoes for 81
Laiies' HoJk-lace shoos for SI.25.
Ladies warm lined, button and lace
shoes and slippers. We hava several
special bargains in ladies and gents
shoes. Fine and medium grades. Al.
ways the best at the price.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-08
WEST VIRGINIA. DEVELOPMENT

The Remarkable Growth In the Central
Part of the Stnte-somo OF the Work
That hns Already Been Done.
Baltimore sun.
The letter Of our special correspondent
from West Virginia, published in the
Sun. Saturday, gave an interesting ac-
count OF the remarkable progress which
is being made in that State through the
enterprise OF few West Virginians and
Marylanders, headed by ex-senator II.
G, Davis and his brother, the Piedmont
bankers. This banking house, cstab-
lished more than thirty years ago, and
managed by the Davis brothers, has pro-
noted many West Virginia and Mary
land improvements, but the greatest OF
its collateral enterprises is the work
which the land, coal and railroad syndi-
cate, one OF its outgrowths, is doing in
connection with the West Virginia Cen
trail & Pittsburgh Railway corporation.
In this enterprise the AIessrs. Shaw,
Hamilton and Wilson, OF Baltimore, and
other Marylnnders have largely EN-.
barked, along with others, and
the progress which has been made
is thus far so great us TO excite the
largest expectations in the near future.
West Virginia has increased more than
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-08

Is there not even one Democratic
newspaper with the courage to get up on
its hind feet and make few feeble re-
marks about the impudence OF DR.. Nor
vim Green, President OF the Western
Union telegraph monopoly, and the
cold-blooded rascality OF Jay Gould?
They must know that DR.. Green gave
the Democratic Committee $1,000 be-
cause he doesn't like Cleveland, and Jay
Gould is supporting the Great Reiormer
because he doesn't like reform and de-
sires to defeat the reiormer. These
things should be made as clear to the
American mind us it already has been
made that the British newspapers hur-
rail- for Cleveland and Free Trade be-
cause they hate Cleveland and abomi-
nate Free Trade.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-08

General Clinton b. Fisk, Presidential
nominee OF the Prohibition party, be-
,lieves that the whole system OF Gov
eminent tax on Intoxicating beverages
is wrong and ought to be abolished at
once He would not do it for the rea-
son that the Republicans propose to do
it, rather than abatc anything OF the
measure OF protection to American in
dustries. But he and his would do it
and they would not stand on the order
of going aboutit.
The Cleveland Democracy would not
repeal the whisky tax at all, for which it
has reasons very convincing to itself.
Its leaders have an understanding with
the big distillers and their big Trust,
and this understanding means money in
the Democratic campaign fund. The
same leaders are trying to get the word
passed around that every dollar taken
of the internal revenue stands in the
way OF their effort to take a dollars
worth Of Protection off some American
industry.
1t does not matter that the whole in
ternal revenue system has been denoun-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-08
Republican Conventions.
Republican Primaries,

The Republicans Of Ohio county srT ts.,s
called TO assemble IN theig respective H.f,.a
on saturday, August ". To- the r.y Gyfr..t.t.
tween the hour ~ seven aud nine and In ~
country districts between tguu4d fn.- 49,
p. M, To select del,fDigs ulbustaiutrre .r,.
10 be held al LuEtiertuu, august IL sHlf.,..
Flrst District Congressional truIprrt.g IL %.
held at ClArkshurs September. rHrFa'ar.t
arc TO be chosen 10 cltru .uuytlf.D,, III
optional with The nusl,iuaal dIstri.,t "a ~
one set OF delegates q each Convention az ~
same set TO both. though The rumuIff0a -,
mends n separate set where u q pn.,lIrEh.s
Suggestion meetings viii hp call ID In ,..,
district In the rlty Ivy it, commit tUag n ~,
Ole week before the primary. The nTmg, NY
gcsied are 10 hc seut ~ thu tuUuTy JunmI,,.
to be printed for uSc al The primary
The pOllin' places viii be- ID, l,uw.. W.,h
ingtnn, NigilHnt Engine House. Madison NJ.
kcs House: Clay, Old Court House. I'r..B r.,
lice Court Room; CcuiFc. lr.k ma IslIis.
House; Webster, Niagara Eu.frr Hons.
Richie, Eighth Ward HO,c House TrIgI2rtTT.
usual place; Liberty, usual place RIbl2Bf'
Brick School House.
All who are In sympathy Will ih,. pr.refrf..
OF the Republican party nrr iryitpH "a teT!.r5
pate In these meetings mud puuir.nli. ig nv
choice OF tile phrty's nominees
By order OF the Committee
RALPH WHITEHEAD.
lySA HHrrHHn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-08

You cannot afford to waste time in
experimenting when your lungs are in
danger. Consumption always seems, at
first, only cold. Do not permit any
dealer to impose upon you with some
cheap imitation OF DR.. Kings New Dis.
covcry for consumption, coughs, and
colds, but be sure you get the genuine.
Because he can make more profit he may
tell you lie has something just as good,
or lust the same. Don't be deceived,
but insist upon getting DR.. Kings New
Discovery, which is guaranteed to give
relief in all throat, lung and chest aztec
tions. Trial bottles free ut Logan & Co. s
drug store. Large bottles 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-08

The American potter will buy his pot
terry cheaper when it all comes in from
the other side of the ocean. This will
not be true after the home industry shall
have been removed from the COMPETE
ton, but it will last long enough for the
American potter to buy all the cheap
table ware he has the money to pay for.
What will become OF the American
potter? That's none OF his business.
The Free Traders say we must have
everything cheap, and the Free Traders
are bound to run the country il the
country, will let them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-08
1t Removed the PImpIes.


ROUSD MouNTAIS, TEN, March %, 1857.
A lady friend OF mine has for several years
been troubled with bumps and plmpcS on her
face and neck, for which she used various cos
inCtirs I'm order TO remove them and heauiiiy
and improve her complexion; but these local
applications were only temporary mud LEFT her
skin In Il worse condition.
/ recommended M internal preparation
known NJ Botanic Blood Bam-which ! have
been using and selling about two years; she used
three bottles and nearly all the plmplcs have
disappeared, her skin lssOit and smooth and her
general health much improved. She expresses
herself much grutlhed, aud eau recommend II TO
~ ''' - Mus. S. NJ. WILSON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-08

TIE Register prints 4 card, purporting
to be signed by the Hon. John 0. Pen
dleton, in which it is calmly stated that
Cleveland, Thurman and reform OF
the tariff are lar superior to any political
interests OF John o. Pendletou." The
Rsgisicr should know Mr.. Pendleton well
enough to know that he is Incapable Of
writing that sentence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-08

How odd that the Democratic politi.
clans get blue under the gills at the bare
thought OF whisky being made half a
cent a glass cheaper. Experience should
have taught them that the cost per gal
lon wholesale bears little relation to the
price per glass.