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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-12
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In another column appears notable
editorial article from the New York
Herald, which in two campaigns sup
ported Mr. Cleveland and which, though
al independent newspaper, is strictly
Democratic in its independence.
The Herald argues TO show that Nor.
thrrn men are not prejudiced against
the South-juSt what Republicans have
said that the solidity OF the South irri.
tates the North because it is unnatural
just what Republicans have said; that
the people Of the North vote according
to their opinions and the people Of the
South do not-just whit Republicans
have said that the Democratic party is
n Free Trade party and the Republican
party q Protection party-just what Re-
publiCans have said that Southern men
who are Protectionists belong in the Re-
publican party, as Northern Free Trad
ers belong in the Democratic party-just
what Republicans have said.
The Herald article strongly supports
the Republican position with regard TO
the South, and is especially valuable for
it's unqualified admissions Such an ar.
tlcle would have been Of great service to
the Republican cause in the campaign.
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Rheumatism and ralatrh arc both blood dis
CRSVS In many severe cases they have yielded
to treatment with u, n, u, botanic Blood BALM
made by Blood BAln Co., Atlanta, Ga, Write FOL
book Of convincing proofs, Sent free.
II. T.. Dodge, Atlanta, Ga, says "My wliO had
CAtAfrh and nothing did her any good. Her con
sliLulloh finally failed and poison got Into lei
blood. placed hCt gu use Of u, ~ H., and u
my surprise hCt recovery was rapid and com
Nv, T.. Mcdaniel, Atlanta, GA., WtllCGi u Wal
IN itch Cmaclnled aud had rheumatism 20 bad
could not get along without CttiiQhGg. also had
neuralgia III the head, flrSt.GlAts nhyslglRnl
lid INC no good Then tried y, y. o., and II
effects we're magical, ! ghOtfiully recommend
II a. n good lOnld and quick cure"
Nti. Matilda Nichols, Knoxville, Tehnu writes
NJ had Calltfh SiG yeats and a most illtfeSlng
cOtilh, aud M eyes were much swollen Five
boIflSi Of u. H. b. thank uOdl Cuh,d me
John N, Davis, Tyler, TUGaS, writes ~ wai
subject number Oi. years 70 spells Of lnilhinnA'
i1fy fhGuIiAllbm, which ak bottles 81 u. u, H.
thank heaven, has gnIlrely, cured, have not
Ieii The bllRhlesl hAlh since" '
Logan 4 Co., Wholesale agents.
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BAD COMPLICATIONS.
The Secret Of their Cause Fully Ex-
plaIned-Why Ladies' are Sallow
and Men PallId-Some Valuable
Facts on the Subject.

In passing along the leading streets In almost
any city In America to-day, ono will meet with
but few ladies who hAvO clear compilations.
Many persons have tried to account for this sad
fact because Of tho severe climate Of America,
but such reasoning Is wrong. A bad complex.
lon is caused by Impure blood, and no lady can
diseased or Impure blood,
Tho best known way Of keeping tho blood
pure Is BY keeping II circulating. IN this way
II passes rapidly through tho lungs, kidneys and
liver, and q constantly purified. But suppoSlng
the system IA ClORRed up IA Ia frequently the
case, then Of course the blood becomes Impure.
rhOn fat too often men aud women take some
powerful purgatlve, pill or other 81 bStAnCe, that
clears the body quickly wcakens the strength,
and leaves the system In WOrtc condition than
before. Tho only sensible way d "a, take gen.
tic, pufO and natural pirRAilVc, moderately but
regularly, aud the highest known medical ali.
thOfltICi Of tho day agree that tho genuine I'm.
ported Carlsbad SbflldC BAlt 10 Infinitely supC.
flor 70 any other natural preparation known 10
tho world. II is gehilO yGt stimulating; II Il
pure, yet powerful, Containing only natural
properties, being pyapOratCd from tho celebrated
Carlsbad Bpttld0l Spring, u cannot lnjufO the
body itl ihe oa5I. 3Rd KY "a, never ,S iAllGd 70
complexion. Hundreds Of doctors have giyOn Il
thelf unIuAl nel OndOfSOmGntsi Thousands Of
people 10 each year 10 the Carlsbad springs, but
IVY gay 0DIain 10 RTeal9t Deqeilt tnAn " 9Elns
such w. eau DO procured al any drug store lli the
land. When II Ii considered that the Carlsbad
salt costs, practically, little more than tho
cheap, questionable aud often Injurious Salts,
ket one bottle being sufficient for nearly. q
month, all parsons who keep pace with The
Jhet aud desire only what Il bpll, Will SEQ that
"a 10 thelt lnlerCgl 10 ulO only the Carlsbad
has the signature EDInBI 4 M6nielAOn 20, sole
agents, on every lO(Ilp, Ohp bottle NAL led upon
receipt Of one dollar, Df. 1DbOldVa laolule And
gA!nphlClA mailed itpO upOn application Bishof
Asnlelon CO.. Barclay Altept Now fOfk'
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New fURK, IIaIcu II.-iue funeral oil
the late John Ericsson, the inventor,
took place to-day from Trinity church,
The body was followed this morning
from his house in Peach street to thu
church by long string OF carriages and
mourners. The sidewalks in front OF
the church were packed with people who
were anxious to catch a glimpse OF the
casket containing the body. 4 force OF
police was present to keep the people
from pressing into the already over.
crowded church. The organ pealed
forth music while the body was being
carried into the church, The navy yard
was well represented, there being in At.
tendance two officers from each ship and
one officer from each department,
1t WAS after 10 o'clock when the body
reached the church with the pail bearers
walking behind 1t, The floral offerings
were numerous, One was floral cross
from Baron Ericsson, OF Sweden, who
had Cabed instructions to have 1t made.
The Rev. DR.. Morgan Dix and Rev. MIR.
Hill read hosimple Protestant Episcopal
services over the remains, Among the
large crowd present, people with the
characteristic features OF tho natives OF
Northern Europe were noticed in great
numbers, Delegations from various
lOd yes OF Odd Fellows were present.
The Swedish glee club OF Brooklyn, the
Swedish engineers aud technical society
Of New York were largely represented.
The big Delametre iron works closed
their works to-day and almost every one
connected with that establishment was
present,
Capt. Louis V. Stoddard, the only sur
yiving officer OF the famous Monitor, was
present. The remains were taken to the
Marble cemetery on Second street, where
they will DO placed temporarily in re.
Ceiving vault. twill DO finally removed
to Sweden,
The eminent John Ericsson, whose
death in New York is reported, was born
in the province Of Wermland, on July
81, 1903. His father was well'to-do
man, q proprietor OF mines. When ten
years old, John Ericsson made minia'
ture saw-lnill and pumping machine,
Two years after he was made q cadet OF
mechanical engineers, aud when but
thirteen years Of age was one OF corps
OF surveying engineers. In 1920 he Wis
tied England, and in 1890 the Liverpool
and Manchester Railway having offered
prize for the best locomotive his, the
Novelty, was entered as a competitor
against Stephenson's Rocket, to which
II proved inferior in tractive power, but
faster. stephenson's design was given
the preference. In 1880 Ericsson came
to America. His first invention after
coming was building the Princeton, the
first shi p Of war to carry her machinery
below the water line, beyond the reach
Of danger from proieCtiles. In 1851 MIR
Ericsson proposed to the United States
Navy Department the construction OF Il
turret ship, afterwards carried out in the
Monitor, which revolutioniZed naval
warfare. lie invented many other i'm
provements, including sun motor.
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rrc,lacnt lInrrI.on anal Won yIrrInIa.

President tihfrtAOh anu west virginia.
West Virginia Democrats have expect,
cd that the Republicans Of this StNte
would move on the National oillce.hold'
Grs, but they COnsoled themselves with
tho thought that the President would
be too busy with weightler matters 10
give much heed to West Virginia.
Tho probability Is that II the Demo.
cratic politicians who have been In COM
mand in West Virginia had conducted
their party affairs with any approach to
dccency and justice, It would have been
much more difficult to get tho guillotino
started OH tho West Virginia office.
holders.
The law.dCiying action Of tho Demo.
cratic leaders in this State has turned
the eyes Of the country on West Wiz.
ginia. II has done more. II has aroused
tho indignation Of every man who loves
fair play and has regard for orderly
procedure Under tho law.
President Harrison is familiar with
the situation in West Virginia. lie
knows that tho National otlice.holdOrS
in this State have formed u compact po.
litlcal machine for overriding tho will Of
tho people aud furnishing Republicans
who dared TO stand UP for their rights
at the polls,
10 reach ono Of tho chief offenders the
President takes OF tho head Of the
United States District Attorney. II ID
the beginning Of a series Of acts Of stub
lime rctrbutive Justice.
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by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear
There Is only one way to cure Deafness
and that Is by constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused by an inaamed condi'
ton OF the muCus lining OF the Eustach.
ian Tube. When thistubc gets inllamed
YOU have rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing, aud when It is entirely closed
Deafness IL the result, and unless the
inflammation cali be taken out and this
tube restored to It's normal condition,
hearing will DO destroyed forever; nine
cases out OF ten are caused by Catarrh,
which Is nothing but IN intlamed condi'
ton OF the muCus surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Deafness Caused by catarrh)
that we cannot cure by taking Halls Ca.
tarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
+. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, Zoe. paw
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DIED.
GAvIN-on Monday afternoon, March II, 1882
at3O'clocR, MICHAEL GAVIN, aged W Year,
and month,
Funeral from the residence OF his father, III
West Wheeling, Ohio, on Wednesday morn
Ing ut s o'clock. Friends Of the family arc
invited. Intcrment at Mt. Calvary Como
terry.
FlslIEIs-On Sunday morning, March 10, 1850,
Rt $50 O'clock, MARTIN FISHER, aged 4g
years, II months and 10 days.
Funeral from his late residence, corner Forty.
Nth aud Woods streets, Oh Tuesday after
noon At9 o'clock. Friends Of the family are
invited. lntCrment at Nj. Zion Cemetery.
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

No. 1861 McColloch street, rooms, ground q
by 1870 feet
los feet.
building site north OF 1920 Main street.
No. 1912 MCCOllOCh street.
New 1 rOomed cottage with stable and out.
buildings, halt acre ground, Que milo cast OIL
TriAdUlphla, SLIGO.
No. QS North Front street.
No. 1l2l T. # street.
North half lot No. 4, square Y, Caldwelps Ad'
dillon, west side OF Fol street, 500.
No. 1877 south Broadway,
No l7il and l7ii Market street.
Many Farms for sale or exchange for city
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real HlAte Agent, u. 8. Pension aud Claim AZ.
tSrnOy, Collector and Notary Public.
tnrll OPPiCE: No. 1879 MARK 1T RTREET.
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The erroneous impression exists that
Chairman Cowden and Secretary Akin
son, Of the State Committee, have been
paid for their work, Services OF this
kind should be paid for out OF cam.
paign funds, but they have not been, and
tho Chairman and the Secretary knew
they were not to be paid for.
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IInrncs In tho south.

The Queen & Crescent route will
sell excursion tickets to Fort Payne, At
ITALIA, Tuscaloosa, Decatur, Ala, Hates.
burg, Jackson, Miss, and Arcadia, La,
at one fare for round trip, on November
20, December 4 and IS, tickets good for
sixty days. Now is your chance 70 OK.
anime tho cheap farming lands OF the
South. No billiards., sure crops and a
pleasant climate. All trains leave from
the Grand Central Depot, Cincinnati,
For pamphlets and other Information
address Neil Q. Kerr, Central Passenger
Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa, or d. G. Ed.
wards, acting General Passenger Agent
Queen 4 Crescent route, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
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TIE Pacific Coast gets the mission to
Japan, a post Of growing importance,
Swift is one Of the most brilliant men in
the country, He was strongly urged for
Cabinet place, but other big fish in
the same puddle alto him up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-12

TIE YouLh's Companion OF March II
contains an article written expressly for
that paper by Archdeacon Farrar, on
Musicians and Their Struggles" There
markable fascination which the writings
OF this favorite author has over readers
Of all ages, is again illustrated in this
brief sketch OF some Of the great masters
in music and the days OF toll, effort and
painful trial" which they endured in at
tanning emiuenCe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-12

MR. PERRY BELMoNTls a rich man and
may live in Madrid as long us he pleases,
but the care Of the Stars and Stripes in
that capital Of dark.eyed senoritas Is
now to be entrusted to a man who saw
that flag in action and helped to defend
h
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GENERAL PALMER-Get a secondhand
ollcpdorl and learn to eat garlic in Span
ish.
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VIZ must confess that thus far we de-
tect no Mugwump oarmarks on this red
white.and-bluu Administration,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-12

THE Quickness Of President Harrison
to take u point is another indication
that the right man is in the right place,
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The polite and prompt iutimation to
District Attorney Watts has thrilled the
country, These electric shocks are
likely to become more frequent.
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The good workgorS on, Many thanks,
Mr., President, The moro the merrer,
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"TunS the rascals INDEPENDENTLY
in West Virginia.
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Grand Display Of Rich Paris Novelties
Dress Trimmings.

Our Spring Exhibit OF Rich Paris Dress Trim.
mIngs embraces a superb collection OF DIreCtoIrC
aud Empire Styles Of MIlanese and Cotton FL
iecs IN Persian Embrolderles and shadlngs,
GobeliuaiSe, DlreCtolre Bead, Cashmere aud silk
Standings In PassementcFIe. Latest Patterns and
Combinations In hand CutOut Silk Embroiderles
In Black and COlored, Irish Point and Persian
blends In all the newest effects. Fine hAnd'cut
Jet and Steel In tho Latest Styles OF Gimps and
Frlngcs.
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II. G, Duv0l, who assisted Thomas l..
James In the latlera article on tho rail.
way mail service, is the private secretary
Of 0haunCCy NJ, DOpow,
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The philosophy of Francis Bacon is
the philosophy Of life. "Despise no
new accident III the body" said he, "but
ask opinion oft; in sickness principally
respect health, and in health action"
There are many so.called slight affections
which men think It brave not to notice.
1t is not bravery; it is folly. AS Bacon
says, "Despise no new accident in the
body" BRANDRETn's Pills will remove
elIectually and at once thousand and
one OF tho little ills Of life that often, II
neglected, take years to cure. 30 sure
to have with you always u box OF
BRANDRETH's Pulls.
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To the President Of the United States
-"Let no guilty man escape"
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Mine. Modjeska has signed tho con.
tract to appear next season with Edwin
Booth, aud there Ia no longer any dill.
Guilty In the way ofthpir acting together.
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DressGoods.

The majority Of our magnificent lines Of Dress
Goods have now arrived aud comprise the largest
aud most perfect collection OF Novelties eVeFeI'
hIbIted In the city,
From among the various Weayes representing
the prevailing Spring and Summer Fashion We
draw attention to q magnificent assortment Of
Rich BOrdered Dress Goods, III Stripes, BrOChe
and Persian effects,
Striped FantASls, with plain 10 combine; Mo.
hair Glace, AohaIF and slCllIenuC DFllllRntInes
IN Plain Cheeks aud Stripes Fine HenrIeIlas,
French ChallIsS, and the finest line Of CombIna
ton suItIngs ever shown In the city,
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In malarial districts Dr. IIcnley's
Celery, Beef and Iron is invaluable as a
preventive OF fever. 10
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Musloalooods.

piano MOVING.
r'noSI dO'ItluE to have lhslt Plano, moved
on OF about April i,t, will please leave IhsIr Of
dVm with
nfI Fw, BAuMER 4 co.
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JusrlCG is Swift in the matter OF the
mission to Japan.
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Fine LaCeS and EmbrOideries.

All.sIlk Spanish GuIpure and ChautIlly Lace
FlOunCIngS, aud Allsllk Black Lace DapIng
Nets.
Fine Irish Point, Swiss, Hamburg and Main
sock FlOunClngs In Rube Patterns and by tho
yard, with narrow to match.
Fine line Of Ribbon EmbrolderleS.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-08-01
WHAT PROTECTION DOES.

Since the middle of last month
Messrs. John G.. Fear and j. w.
Radabaugh have shipped from here
to New York City one thousand six
hundred head of lambs, and they
have that many more to ship. They
have also handled few hogs. Both
are selling at fair price. Cattle,
which got down to low figure UNI
der Cleveland and Reform, have not
advanced much in price yet, but the
fall market is likely to be some bet
ter than the present. - Viryinian.
"Cattle which got down to low
figure under Cleveland have not
advanced much in price yet" Well
we should say not ! They are now
selling in the eastern markets at
$3.50 per hundred less than at this
time last year, and have been going
that way all summer. Cattle have
not been so low at any time since
the war. Our local dealers are
offering but three and three and one
fourth cents for the very best kind
of beef cattle, and nothing short Of
western cattle plague or big war
in Europe will likely give a better
fall market. The ''fair price" that
lambs are selling at IN the East is
five and three-fourths and six cents.
The farmers are getting five cents
because our dealers engaged their
lambs at that figure last year when
the price at Baltimore was six and
one-half to seven and one-half cents.
The dealers are getting just about
one dollar head less now than they
got under Cleveland's ruinous free
trade administration, and three or
four dollars less than they expected
if they believed even half the prom
ises of the Virginian and the other
protection" yawpers last fall.-In-
de.r.
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ment in Fream's Hall on Monday
night last.
Mrs. Charles jenkins is visiting
friends in Grafton.
Wasn't il cute TO see United
States Davis wave that big flag in
the air last week, when the town
dressed herself and family to go to
Newburg to see President Harrison.
Wasn't that gag on the broad
shield of American protectionists?
I'd say so.
There is a disease among the
most of our people here. 1t works
principally on the stomach and
pocket book. Some call it hard
times some one thing and some
another, but it is better known as
the Harrison gripes. Dear sufferer,
the only sure cure is a lifetime
treatment with that reliable reme-
dy which is known all over the world
as Democratic ballots.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-08-01
Coming to Free Wool.

The recent decision Of the United
States Customs Appraisers, at their
meeting in New York last week,
CHASING call waste naturally made
in the process of manufacture of
wooden and worsted fabrics, as the
waste intended to be covered by the
tariff act Of 1885," means practi-
Scally free wool. BY this strained
cision, that overrules the plain
'sext of the tariff laws and also over
rules the recent decision of Secreta-
ry Window given on the 22d of
March last, large amount of the
best imported wool is reduced from
60 per cent. to 10 per cent. tariff
duties. The amount Of wool that
is likely to be imported at the
reduced rate by giving it the sem
blance Of waste, will be just the
amount OF the best class Of wool that
our manufacturers want, and we are
now about to reach, by a violent
overruling Of the law, just what the
Mills tariff bill declared to be a
necessary policy to quicken our in
dustries and supply our home mar
ket with American woolens.
The people arc not deceived by
any Of these awkward and violent
tariff notifications in defiance Of
law. They are simply contract OBJ
legations made under the pressure
Of political necessity, and those who
paid the price Of party victory in
cash, now demand and arc obtain
ing their rewards. The first demand
was for q constructive increase Of
tariff taxes on worsted goods in vio-
lation Of the plain letter Of tho law.
and it was given because it had been
paid for in advance and the party
obligation had 10 be met. Next. the
same wooden manufacturers who had
made common cause with the wool
growers Tor high taxes on both wool
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-08-01
BRANpoNyILLE,

The ARGUS reached us on Friday
last week.
l.. b. Hagans was at Uniontown,
Pa, last week.
Drummers by the Wholesale lately.
Philip Sutton is convalescinp
slowly. He is now able to walk ug
town.
Miss Norma ID. Gale has returned
to Unlontown, after two weeks
visit to her parents.
Rev. Rickenbrode started for
Uniontown last Saturday.
o. f. Mckee met with painful
accident last week. He was raking
with a self-dumping rake and got
his foot between the cogs. He
limps around bravely.
Miss Lynne Waddle entertained a
few of her friends last Wednesday
night.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1889-08-01
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
WASHINGTON, d. c.,
July 20, 1889.

The Attorney General, having
had his turn paying Mr.. Harrison a
visit at Deer Park, and having given
the rumor of his appointment to the
Supreme Court a fresh start has
returned, and Secretary Window
has gone up to talk business to tho
President. lie will remain several
days as his family are spending the
summer there.
The harmony among the Virginia
Republicans does not seem to be so
complete as it did. Several Of the
Anti-MahODe people have been
clicking" as hard az ever and init
mating that it will be necessary 10
give them something nice in the
shape Of an Office in order TO make
them as harmonious rs Mr.. Brady,
who got a $4,000 position. It is
also said that Langston, the Negro
who is now q contestant for a seat
in Congress from the fourth district
("black betty threatens to make
trouble unless he is we'll taken care
Of. On the whole the Democrats
here do not think there will DO much
trouble in carrying the State as
usual
This is a free country, and yet
every now and then the law steps in,
in some shape or other as to give
foreigners a queer idea Of freedom.
ono Of those cases has just been