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with local application, as they cannot
reach the seat OF the disease. Catarrh Il
q blood or constitutional disease, and Ia
order to cure 1t you have 10 take inter
nal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure Il
taken internally, and acts directly on the
blood aud mucous surface. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure is no quack medicine. 1t was
prescribed by opc OF the best physicians
In this country Tor years, and lisa regular
prescription. ltiscomposed oil the best
tonics known, combined with the best
blood purifiers, acting directly on the mu,
Gus surface. The perfect combination oil
etwoingredients whatproduCes such
wonderful results in curing catarrh
Send for testimonials free.
FL. Cheney & Co., Prop, Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, price Zoe. D4w
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Secretary Blaine's address OF welcome
to the delegates to the great American
Congress is a model. It's first cOnspicu'
Gus merit Is breyity, Its statesnalllke
breadth shows wonderful grasp Of the
subject. 1t is manly, eloquent, in the
highest and best sense polite. ltpitcheS
the tone Of the proceedings Of the Con-
gress,
After listening to that address the
delegates did the most natural thing
when they chose Mr., Blaine to preside
over them. The honor is worthlly
bestowed on the father Of the project
and the first American statesman Of hi'
time,
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AGrcat Discovery,

In the medical line is the pleasant fruit
laxative, Elixir Of Dates. II combines
the active properties OF dates, figs and
prunes in such way as to make II one
Of the most pleasant and effective rene
dies on the market. 1t is easily taken
by old and young, and is a sure cure for
habitual constipation, biliousness, dys-
pepsia, sick headache and piles, and all
diseases caused by a weak stomach, dis.
eased kidneys or inactive liver. Sold in
so cent bottles by @. Il, Goethe, W., w.
Irwin, w. L. Williams, John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin &
Co., Wholesale agents.
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Mn. GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS is not
satisfied with the progress Of Civil Ser
vice reform under the present Admin
istration. He made abundant excuses for
President Cleveland, but is too busy to
discover or invent any for President
Harrison. The impression is that Mr..
Curtis did not help to make Benjamin
Harrison President and is not madly de-
sIrous Of Republican success.
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IT must grind the Bourbons Of Louisi'
ana to be unable to point with scorn 70
the fraudulent issue Of State bonds by
carpet.bagyers. The job was done by
Bourbon Democrats in high standingi
or II the State Board was innocent, by
one big Bourbon, the State Treasurer
It's pity to have to lose 80 much fine
campaign material.
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TuE last OF Mr.. Hu Max wells articles
on his exploration Of tho Sierra Nevada
mountains appears to-day. The series
has been Of remarkable interest as well
by reason Of the treatment as Of the rich
ness Of the material, The papers have
permanent value aud arc worth preserv'
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whoelmon Score Another Point,

New York Tribune,
Bicycle riders have Just scored another
point. The Indiana Supreme Court has
held that they are not liable for dam
ages resulting from horses becoming
frightened at their wheels, providing
the runaways occur while the bicyclisti
are riding upon the highway and doing
nothing to show lack Of regard for the
rights Of others. This decision Is In &C
cord with common sense, and in keep
Ing with previous decisions to the effect
that the bicycle Is q vehicle in oil that
term implies. 1t was on this principle
that the park roadways lp this State were
thrown open to wheelmen, and It Il
worthy OF note that the long list Of acct
dents which the opponents Of leglsla
ton to that effect predicted has mol
come TO pass.
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THEDemocratic G ouncllmep who want
to 90 1t alone in voting for Gas Trustees
are hard to convince that when caucus
is called conference 1t is quite another
thing, You have to get some things into
some heads with a ten.inch augur and a
steam piIe.driYer.
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his actual character" and that the said
Winthrop is prepOsterous person,
II the Winthrop claim be good, why
was It held back 80 loug2 1t was not
fair to young Fauntleroy to leave him
in ignorance as to the author Of his
bain1
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nnlr nn,e IInrye.t E.eur.Iona

viii leave Chicago and Milwaukee viz
the Chicago, Milwaukee 4 St. Paul Rail
way for points in Northern Iowa, Min
nesota, South and North Dakota, Mon
tana, Colorado, Kansas and Nebraska, or
August Q and 20, september 10 and "a
and October 5, 1880. Tickets good fol
return passage within thirty days from
date OF sale.
For further information, Circular
showing rates Of fare, maps, etc., address
A. V. Il, Carpenter, General Passenger
Agent, Milwaukee, Wis. TnAw
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THE new States arc not as yet filled
with manufacturing establishments
Their inhabitants have been told that
Protection would kill their promising
Commonwealth before they get fur
start. The new States have knocked
the Democratic party down for telling
them the biggest kind OF a whopper.
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Mn,,EDMUSD YATES says that Wilkie
Collins left no bundles OF "reminiscences
and other manuscripts. This will not be
inthe way Of enterprising explorers when
they 10 to search for what Collins should
have left. The publishers will be offered
as much Wilkie Collins material as they
will take, and maybe a little more
Dickens did not escape-why Collins2
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NOBODY KNOWS BUT FATHER.

Nobody know Of the money Il takes
To keep the home together;
Nobody knows Of the debt II makes,
Nobody knoWS-but father,
Nobody's told that the boy needs shoes,
Aud the girl . hat With feather;
Nobody else old clothes must choose,
Nobody-only father
Nobody hears that tho coal and wood
And Hours out together;
Nobody else must make them good,
Nobody-Only father
NobOdy's hand In the pocket goes
SO often, wondering whether
There's any end 70 wants Of those
pependent-only father,
Nobody thinks whence the money will conn
To pay the bills that gather;
Nobody feels 70 hlue and Rlum,
EObody-only father
Nobody tries 80 hard to lay
UpEomelhlpg for bad weather,
And runs behind, do what he may,
Nobody-only father,
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Loose's Red Glover Pile Remedy, is q
positive specific for all forms Of the dis.
ease. Blind, bleeding, itching, liberated
and protruding piles, Price 60c. For
sale by Logan Drug Co., Bridge Corner
Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va. D4w
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The Prince Of Wales is once more able
to visit the theatre, So long as the heir
apparent can go to the show, dock labor
ers' strikes and thatsort OF thing don't
amount To a hill Of beans,
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AT the luncheon to the South Amerl'
can delegates cigarettes were served
But We are to understand that these
cigarettes were not made in Richmond
and did not contain opiumauds woman's
To-
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Nh. CLEVELAND was expected to be so
tlCkled over the fine compliment paid
him by tue New York Democratic Con-
vention that he would never see David
B. Hill behind the scenes pulling wires
for dear life. Now Governor Hill doesn't
care who gets the fine compliments so
long as he gets, the party machinery
completely in the grip Of his good right
hnnh
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DIR. AcKEHs ENGLISH PILLS

Are active, effective and pure. For sick
headache, dlsordered stomach, loss Of
appetite, bad complexion and biliousness,
they have never been equnled, either 10
America or abroad. For sale by Logan
Drug Co., ]. T. Goodwin & Coi O. r.
Goethe, A. T, Young, John Coleman.
DGw.1
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Iris to be regretted that there are no
more new States to conquer in this rare
and radiant autumn.
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Religious Conventions in October,

Np4bNN9 NSNNPHNS"9 49, SSfSHpA'
Mad GRd Express,
October looms up as a month which
will be notable for ecclesiastical Conyen,
tons in New York City and throughout
the country. This week the highest
court OF the Protestant Episcopal church
will meet in st, Georges church for its
triennial convention. The National as
ISOLATION OF the lay preachers Of the
Methodist Episcopal church meets in the
Jane Street Methodist Episcopal church
October so, The following week, 0cto-
Der 9-l5, the highest deliberative body
Of the Congregational church meets In
Worcester, Mass, and that over, the
majority OF those in attendance will
come to New York 10 attend the meet
Ing Of the American Board IN the Broad
way tabernacle. Later in the month the
American Missionary Association meets
in Chicago. October 81 10 q univerral
day Of prayer for Sunday Schools,
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

(24) Twenty-fo Lots In Caldwe'rs
Addition to the City Of Wheeling
Said Lots are bounded on the north y TTen'
tynlnlh street, on the cast By Fillmore 'uetE %
the south BY the HAndlAn Homestead, Anu On
tho west by tho 3. 4 U. Railroad ,.r.,.A
renders Them excellent sites for manufacturing
establishments. ,,., ,,h.
lie auction. ,.,,,.
", V, HOGR 4 DRO.i.
1900 Market slfeOh
Or WILLIAM 81. HAEDLAN, .-....ns.
Aul6 S.W Cor. ChGpllne 4 sIGLGIILI sss:
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria

DIED.
DABNRY-on "wednesday, October 2, 1850, al
$50 p. IN, Ms N. &, DABNBY, aged 50 years,
Funeral services Of the residence Of Mrs, Samuel
Adams, No, 10 Seventeenth street, this even
ing At7 o'clock. Friends are invited. Body
will DO taken To Bethany on Friday morning
Mso,clock for inLerment.
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Proposals,
CEALED PROPOSALS.

MouNnsVILLE, ", Va, Aug. a. lSS
Sealed Proposals Will be received 6y Ky N,
RGripIISndIsint o. the West NIrGinIG PeiItsItlIT
2 1851, for the labor Of from tIly 10 Ont hu1JS.J
conylC!s for term Of three u dive yCGrS' ''N''u
all bids 'SN'sNS
By order Of tho Board Of Directors,
For further particulars address
THOMAS J, JOHNSON,
GeI SnherlntsRde1L
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wHEELINa, OCTOBER 8, lsss.

A SINGER is announced as "the pride
Of Boston," Thought 1t was slugger'
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For Rent.

ITO LET-ONE ROOM $1,000 0SP
- ss99 per mouth No. 1895 FOareenS
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General Notices,
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,

y
The frat meeting Of the stockholders of II.
United transportation Company Will DO held Al
tho office Of s, Il, Smith liIf rhapline street In
the city OF Wheeling, West Virginia, on the iIiS
day OF October, lssy, At 2 O'Clock p. M, Tor me
purpose Of clectIuga Board Of Director, Tor t6S
ensuing year, enRcting bylaws aud trAnACtIng
such plher business Us may properly come 10,
lore them, c, JUTTE,
BIZ. WILSoS,
J,w GOULD, -
q. N. ROHISSON,
WV, u, RODuERS,
se& COTpnratRTS.
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Wanted,

WANTED-A GOOD SERVANT
~, GIRL Apply stlO2 South YORK sas,t
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WANTED-sToGIE MAKERS
w Address A. & d. HAMPTON, Ashland
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FoR.RENT.
Professional Cards

-. 80 W. 0TIsC, M, 1919 Market Sll,E!
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According to a French paper, a Sea
monster, such 10 no fisherman has ever
seen before, has been stranded on Han.
cats rock, situated 10 the west Of The Il.
land Of 81 HonOtat, near Cannes, The
creature measured I've and one.hali me.
tres Ia length and 10 Eve metres round
the lhlCkeat part Of liz body. II has a
bOak resembling that Of q parrot, and
two horns on its head. II eyes are al A
distance Of one meter from The exLraml.
" Of is back,
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WANTED-AN ACTIVE, RELTl,
w BILE Insurance Solicitor, For mrtbe1 =
formation inlnirC At this Oficr. '| w y
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1889-01-04

George A. Reed of SaxonviIle, a we'll
known conductor of the Boston & Albany
railroad has been granted a six months
vacation. Mr.. Reed has been ected to the
legislature from the Goth Mid1lesex district,
and is to commence his duties on the date
mentioned He has conducted trains be-
tween Boston and Saxonvile for IS years.
By an inquest finding filed at Salem, in
the case of Edward Lovely killed at Law
renee in Octob r, 1888, no blame Is attached
to any one.
According to tho Lynn tNIassl express
mems figures shoe shipments from th Mt city
the past year have amounted to 294, $50 cases,
az inst 290, ,506 in 1881.
Edward I. Bl1ney was arrested in Mar
blahead and brought to Salem, for stealing a
$40 overcoat last month. He is ticket-of-
leave man from Concord.
F. w. stanyan has been appointed acting
superinteu lent and general freight and pas
senger ags nt OF the Barre abroad, with
headqua pt Barre vt lie has appoint
ed James utweIl as his assistant
An impattal chenge has been decided on
for commence teu week at Williams col
"a, r5mg voted not to have
any class day exercises and to omit the usual
marohal's supper. Glass differences are the
cause of the change
lOIdblD VI. Nbtu VI 4Nb"IOll, w. i'i leo
resigned his position as American consul at
Java, and will return home in March, Poor
health is the cause Of his resignation.
The first passenger train out of Manches-
ter which is heated by steam from the loco
motive, is the Mansur express, over the Bos-
ton & Maine via Lawrence to Boston.
Governor Ames, Lieutenant Governor
Bracket and Secretary of State Pierce have
accepted the invitation to be present at the
Inauguration exercises in Quincy, Monday,
Jan. T.
J. NJ. Snow. egent for the New York and
Maine Granite Paving Block company, has
shipped from Portland, Me, ttis season
1,1000O paving blocks to New York and
Philadelphia.
Dr.. C. A. Lindsey, superini endent of regis
tTation, repOr, hat i'll 1881 the whole ~ rum =
Der OF DlItus liz Connecticut was IL, 5S3, of
which 1926 were males. There We're 57SS
marriages and l2,3S5 deaths. Dr. Lindsey
estimates the population of the state at 727,
276 on the basis of these statistics The re-
ports show a great increase in births over
deaths, and that the percentage of children
horn of American parents is on the gatN.
The net income Of the city water works OF
Keene, N. H. for the past year is Sll, 59o.O@
A Lynn firm engaged in making two
pair OF slices for President-elect Harrison
eldest daughter to be worn on inauguration
day
John Mulverhill of Augusta, Me-, for
manslaughter in killing g. A. Luce, was
sentenced to two years in the state prison.
Grand Army men in Lancaster, n. II. ,
are signing a petition for the retaining of
Postmaster c. E. Mclntire of that town
under the next administration.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1889-01-04

A doorbell of Michigan boulevard
residence was pulled by woman clad
all in silks and sealskins, with diamonds
flashing from her ears and two or three
gems flashing out though artistically
cut holes in her undressed kid gloves.
The handmaiden who opened the portal
took her in at a glance and unhestat-
ingly admitted her to the luxuriously
furnished parlor when she asked to see
Mrs. -, the lady of the house. When
the lady entered the parIor the woman in
silks and sealskins bowed politely and
SAID: "Excuse me, Mrs. -, but took
the liberty OF calling to see whether you
or your husband had any old dresses or
clothes you would be willing to dispose
of. We pay the h CHEST cash price. !"
When the lady of the house had suf-
fciently recovered herself to make an
swer she said she had nothing in that
line to dispose of, The woman then
nresented her card-the number indi-
eating q second hand emporium in the
heart of the cut-rate clothing district
and politely took her departure. There
are quite few of her about town now,
who go forth every day through the resi-
dence district attired in manner which
is certain to save them from rebuff at
the hands of servant girls who answer
their ring. If they succeed in making q
purchase, they send young man for tine
goods. They are merely the genteel ad
vance agents of the places where you
can buy clothes at second hand. - OhjcagQ
Herald.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1889-01-04

fifteen feet in length and each one is
wound on a rough reel made of piece
of cigar box wood. The hook is passed
through the minnow ust forward of the
tail, being careful not to strike the back
bone, or it is fastened in the minnow's
mouth. A bungler will MAIN the bait
so they will not swim naturally in the
water, but after few frantic struggles
they become exhausted and die without
attracting the game. When properly
put on the hook the minnow will live a
couple of hours unless he is gobbled up
by hungry pickerel.
The size of the fish caught varies from
the small ones weighing three-9 quarters
of pound each, to those of good size
weighing three pounds each. ccasion-
ally big fellow five or even six pounds
in weight is captured. The large ones
are very likely to get away either by
breaking the hook or tearing it out of
their Jaws, unless the attendant is near
by and handles the line carefully when
he takes hold Of it. A good days catch
for party is from fifty to one hundred
pounds. Of course they cook fish
dinner over, the campfire, and by sun
down are ready to start for home.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1889-01-04
THE REBEL GREAT SEAL.
Col. Earle Presents 1t to the State of
South Carolina.

The state of South Carolina was presented,
through Secretary of State J. c. Marshal,
the great seal of the confederate states OF
America. The seal is presented by Col.
William E. Earle, of Washington. The
great seal, which, as finally adopted by the
confederate states, was designed by Thomas
j. Semmes then a confederate senator from
Lolisiana,w made in England and reached
here just b9fOrethe close of the war. AT
the evacu .tion of Richmond the seal was
overlooked. 1t was subsequently found and
turned over to Col. John T. Pickett, of
Washington, who sent it to England, had
several copies made, and some years later
presented Col Earle the seal which
he has now given to this state.
The seal is of polished bronze, and is three
inches in diameter. On one side is an
equestrian statue of Washington, copied
from the statue in the state house grounds at
Richmond. The only inscription upon the
seal is the following: The Confederate
States of America, 23d February, 1S62-Deo
Vindroce." In his letter Of transmittal,
Col. Earle says: "However men may differ
as to the policy and principles upon which
our country is or should be governed those
who passed through the ordeal of danger and
privation, who fought and lost, will cherish
with pride the memory of the heroic endur-
ance and manhood with which the struggle
was upheld and maintained. The seal will
be kept in a handsome glass case in the office
Of the secretary Of state.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1889-01-04

The brigantne Josafa, which has arrived at
Philadelphia from Montego bay, Jamaica,
brings news OF an outrage suffered by that
vessel at the hands of ths Spanish govern
ment 1t win be urged that the warships
Galena and Yantic shall be ordered to con
tinue their cruise to Porto Rico and summlr.
i.y secure redress for the imposition suffered
by the Josefa.
Messrs. Sheehy and Fnucane, Nationalist
members of parliament, have been sum-
moned to appear at Castle Connel county
Limerick to answer to the charge of melting
tenants to adopt policy of intimidation.
Mamie Wood, the young New York girl
who voluntarily made public her scandalous
relations with Harry Schoonmaker, the
young man who shot his wife and himself
fow days ago, has disappeared. Her rela-
tives fear that she has committed suicide.
Prado, the murderer of Marie Aguetant,
his mistress, was guillotned in the place de
Ia Refuette, Paris. He preserved firm de-
meanor to the lest. He refused to make
confession, and also declined tho services of
q chaplain.
Tho New York republican club have
adopted q resolution that no candidate for
member ship should be rejected OH account
of race or creed.
Thomas F. Grady, Dem, was elected state
senator from the 9th New York district, re-
ceiving 1908 out of 10, 621 votes cast Hal
berstadt, Rep, received 27Ol votes.
News has been received at Zanzibar that
the missionaries at Urambo, Mpwapwa and
Mboia are safe The Germans at Mpwapwa
have fortified the summit of hill there.
Thev have one cannon.
A shell burst in a powder magazine at Mes
sina, Sicily, killing l6 soldiers and injuring
many others
Rev. s. B. Halliday, for nearly 25 years
assistant pastor with Henry Ward Beecher
of Plymouth church, has been called to the
pastorate of the newly formed Tabernacle
Congregational church in Brooklyn.
General Grenfell, at the head of the Welsh
regiment, cavalry and the Soudanese troops,
made a reconnaissance four miles into the in
terror. After filling up the rebel wells the
force returned to Suakin.
Prof. Paul Combs a member of the
faculty of the Maryland Agricultural col
lege, was drowned while ducking at Bretons
bay, near Leonardtown, Nd. He was stand.
ing in a small sailboat, and was thrown
overheard by a sudden movement.
Five tramps who entered the village OF
Burlington, Wis, Christmas Day, begged
money of the citizens and purchased too's
generally used by burglars. The residents
became suspicious, and the village officers
and merchants procured guns and watched
at night for the supposed criminals. Not
withstanding the precaution taken the fell
lows blew open two safes, securing $500 in
notes and $500 in money. They also entered
residences in the heart of the village The
notes stolen were found in a railroad yard,
but the thieves escaped.
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He Knew All About It.

Johnnie lives out in Western New York,
near the famous Silver Lake camp-ground.
One day at Sunday-sehool the minister talked
to the children about the duty of their max.
ing a right start early in life, and showed
them what a safeguard the temperance
pledge would be. He had a supply OF triple.
pledge cards on hand, and Johnnie with
many others very gladly gave his name. He
carried the card home to his mo her, with
his name written on it in his very best style,
and proudly showed it to his mother and
father His good mother was very glad of
his act, but his father only laughed. Said
he
why, Johnnie, you don't understand
this You are too young to know all il
means.n
"No, I amt, papa," said Johnnie. 81
understand all about it. 1t means, if
always keep that pledge, I'll never come home
as you did last Fourth of july
His father said no more, but concluded
that Johnnie did know more than he gave
him credit for.-Ihe banner.