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The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-06-27
FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLE OF FREE
TRADE.

What is the Fundamental principle
OF free trade To seek for it reminds one
OF the Yankee definition of hunting a
flea You put your finger on il, but it
isn't there The guiding principle. as
enunciated by Golden, was "to buy in
the cheapest market and sell in the dear
est" He called this christian" and
his colleague Bright, elevated It to the
dignity OF sacred" Yet few months
ago. moved by sundIy revelations, Free
Traders at large declared that cheap
ness in itself was not an unmixed bless
ing :" that 1.-The doctrine of buying in
the cheapest market had been carried
too far :" and even Golden own daugh.
ter, who is at present sitting in the Lon
don Council, has gone so far against her
fathers principle as to announce in
her electoral address that in contracts
projected by that council she "would
take every possible precaution that only
the offers of those who treat their work
men well and justly would be accepted. y
Yet, to judge from the present style If
argument about the sugar system, We
might take the main principle of Free
Traders to be Don't trouble whether
a thing is Free Trade or not so long as
it's cheap. and never mind n iot how that
cheapness is come at r. Free Trade is, in
the sheerest fact, reduced to nothing
more nor less than foul aud degrading
lust Of cheapness.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-06-27

How ofjen we hear or read of some
one that has retired in apparent goot
health that has been found dead in bee
the following morning. AntiApoplec
tine is the only Apoplexy Preventive anC
Paralysis Cure. Alexander D. Jones, O
PASSPORT, Me-, writes Dec. 20, 1898 81
have taken two bottles of Anti-Apoplec
tine for Paralysis of the left leg, and i
has helped me-" Dizziness or Pressure
in Head, Pain around or Palpitation o
the Heart, indicate its use. Sold a
YOUR druggists.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-06-27

Vermont has IA beneficiaries at the
American asylum, Hartford, Conn, the
total expense for the last two years bav
ing been $5247 80; three at Clark Insti.
tute, Northampton Mass total expense
1896 %; nine at the Perkins Institute
for the Blind, Boston, total expense,
$5616 90: one at the Massachusetts
school for the Feeble Minded; one al
Westfield, educated within the State by
special act Of 1884; and the total expense
for all during the past two years has
been .$t3, 79S "a. There have been three
conditional discharges from State penal
institutions as follows : House Of Cor
rection, six; State Prison, six. Three
have been pardoned from the House Of
Correction.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-06-27

B-Since the item last week about the
stock of satchels, trunks, etc., kept by
G. T, Burt, was printed, there has been
quite demand on him for these goods,
why l didn't know you kept these
things and such nice articles, too" is a
frequent expression. At the old stand
Adams Block.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-06-27

will give estimates on all kinds of
Cemetery Work, in Granite or Marble,
Foreign or Domestic. My prices are as
low as any in the State. Please call In
and examine and get prices before plac-
ing your orders. Respectfully, etc,
G. NJ. LAMBERT.
North Street, Bennington, Vt. 2Otf
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-06-27
Green Mountain Patriots.

The foIlowing-named Vermon,ers have
been granted pensions {: Restoration and
reissue, Charles w. Goss increase, Levi
F. Reed, Joseph Lafountaine. Ira Mum |;
original, widows, ETC.. Mary, mother Of
William w. Flanders, Lydia P, widow
Of William II. Fuller.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-06-27
Notice To MY Patrons.

The Troy Bazaar will be closed all day
July 4th, and will close as usual for the
summer half holidays every Friday dur
ing July and August, at o'clock p. M,
beginning July 9Th, and ending August
Both. VIM, II. FREAR, Troy Bazaar.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-06-27
THE GRADED SCHOOL COM
MENCEHENT

The exercises incident to the close Of
school will be held tomorrow evening,
beginning at 1880 O'Clock. The class OF
80 is constituted as follows College
preparatory course, James II. Donnelly
three years general course, Fred d. Pack.
ar !, AmeliI X. Parsons; two years bust.
ness course, Jennie W. Cady, Ber ha f,
Griswold, Ahble E. Sherman, E. Maudp
Tow nsend, William A. Cone, Edward Z.
Dewey. The class motto is Finished
Llbors are Pleasant" ard the colors,
Lavender" and SILVER
nnnnnAMMr
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-06-27

10 Call on E. L. George for likeness
of your friends that will be a comfort to
you. No sun prints or chemicals used.
All hand work, both in colors and plain.
Call or address Willow street. opposite
Baptist Church. 20tf
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-06-27
Great Reduction in Summer Millinery. Z

Miss Morgan will sell, during the next
thirty days, her remaining stock of sum
mer millinery goods at greatly reduced
prices. Children's null bounets at two
thirds and one-half price. All straw
hats at prices to suit. The remaining
trimmed hats at especial bargains. 2t
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-06-27

Grand Patron Curran of Montpelier
organized an Eastern Star Chapter under
the title Eastern Star Chapter at West
Burke on the evening Of the Goth inst.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-06-27
The Banner.
BENNINGTON. VERMONT
Thursday Afternoon, June 81, 1885,

Gov. Foraker has been renominated
for Governor of Ohio on the Republican
ticket. This ensures Republican success
in the Buckeye State this fall.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-06-27

HARM0N-HULL-In Danbury. Conn, June
2ith by Rev. Samuel B. Moore, j. A. Harmon Of
North Adams Mass. formerly Of Suffield. Conn I,
and Mrs Sarah S Hull OF Hartford, Conn, widow
of the late A. B. Hull Of Danbury.
vANvLECK-GIBSON.-I Bennington, June
25ih by the Rev. W. j. CHAPMAN, at the residence
Of the brides parents, Mr.. q. Fred VanNleck and
Miss Flora A. Gibson, only daughter Of &. d,
Gibson, all Of Bennington,
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-06-27

TEA good place to have your eyes
fitted-No, 10 School street. See card Of
DIR. Babbitt in another column.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-06-27
DIED.

JENNEY.-In Leicester, June Goth, Mr.. b.
Jenney father Of DR.. r. c. Jemey of this village,
aged IS years and days
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-06-27

ETwo pianos for sale. Inquire of
Miss Allie Clark.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-06-27
SPECIAL BUSINESS LOCALS,

EB-A good horse for sale,
23t2 @. +. SEARS.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-06-27

10 To RENT.-The new cottage house
on Dewey avenue. Possession given i'm.
mediately. Inquire of E. L. SHELLEY.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-06-27
BORN.
MARRIED.

TIIATCHER.-In Bennington, June sd TO Mr.
and Mrs c. yelling Thatcher, son,
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-06-27

N Y, are spending a couple of weeks
with their friends in the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner of New York,
are visiting sister, Mrs. Geo. Hinsdill,
for few days.
James yelling has been in Easton, N.
Y. among friends for day or two.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-06-27
TRUSTEES REPORT.

Financial report of the trustees of the
Bennington Graded School district,
showing the whole amount of disburse-
ments from April 9th, 1888, to June 18th,
1890
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-06-27

Beecham's Pills cure bilious and ner
.vous ills.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-06-27

II. ~ HARRIS has been taking n rest
at Kindefhook Lake.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-06-27

$lO.ll3 9S lOl13 0S
Reduction OF the debt since March2i, 'ss 692 81
We would call the attention of the
voters to the fact that the small reduc-
ton of the debt is partly due to the fact
that the school year has been extended,
in consequence of the law, requiring the
last term to be included in last years
expenses. We would also call the at
tention of the meeting to the outlawed
tax bills in the hands of Mr.. Meacham,
and would recommend that the trustees
be directed to abate them.
j. Z. SHURTLEFF,)
|. f. GIBSON, Auditors.
L. w. BRADFORD.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-19
BENVvOOD
News Items aud Pei sonAls-TwO Malignant
GASES Of Diphtherla.

Some time since Sanford Ullom, sn en-
p.oye OF The Wheeling sfeel plant, mad
a piece OF pig iron weighing about
ffty pounds fan ON his head, cutting
a very bad gasb, and Ter a wonder not
killing him Several days since, his
brother. Frank U.lom, who is an employe
OF the Riverside plant, met with a similar
accident A piece Of Stag fell on his head
from some cistaucs above him and while 10
knocked hin down and Gu. his head
badly, BE- IL getting along oil night.
There are two very malignant cases Of
diphihsria 10 B-nwOUd, both being what
,s commonly known a. black dipbtherla. "
The patients are grown persOne, one beng
O lady and the other q man who lives IN
a boat house st the lower end Of town.
The lstier Is 10 a very serious condition.
The attending physician IS rather 81 loss
% account for the case, except that It Is
from atmcspienc conditions.
Some If ths Benwood people who we're
before the grand jury at Joundsville this
geek complain bitterly about the way 10
which Prosecuting Attorney Meighen used
them They say Meighsn took advantage
Of his oficlsl position 10 call them hard
names, while they were in a position that
prevented them FROM replying or remon-
stratiog, and naturally they s.e very sore
sgaiqst the prosecutor.
Tim Dolsn's pony attached to 8 sulky
took fright on Main street, Thursday even
irg and ran Cff II dashed the vehicle up
against ths corner Of the lower steel
works and smashed it into smithereeDs.
The bone was uninjured.
The street cars yesterday made better
time than for several dsys past. Snpsr IN
tendent Brsnuen Of the Benw0Od branch IL
doing everything in h.s power to give the
people good service, bnt me- is handicapped
a. times b7 lack Of electricity.
James Pdce, sp.ege.man 1t the River
side steel plan, was struck III the right
csc with flash Of metal Thursday evening
and that optic vas painfully burned, but
rot seriously.
Walter Daggsn has secured he contract
for macAdam'zing d mile OF road between
Benwood and Jiul's run, from the County
Commissioners. be has started his men to
york.
1. is rumsrsd that the only unmarried
operator on the BenwOod branch OF the
street railway line will soon take unto
himself better hall.
Lee Hendricks, one Of the operators on
toe Bsnwood hrauch who mas been laid up
with illness for the past week, Is Gonzales
ing.
There il q number OF weddings on the
tanis and rie Oder of Black Hoods have
abau. al they en- attend to comfortably.
The Duddlers at the Beowood mill will
he eff 70 day, On account OF a shortage OF
pig iron. They viii 70 On Monday again.
The Gracers' Association is nov in good
shsps and the effects Of the organization
are very beneficial to the members.
John Q1i-k, who recently sold out bic
business 10 James Nolan, hes purchased
Frank Terney's place on Ferry street.
Mr.. Joseph White has brought TO town
o iue tFothng mare. sac is sa,d to be
good one.
Mis- Maggie Townsend, of Wheeling, is
visiuog Der amt, Me. Nolan.
Tnomss Fhlburn, OF UaiOntOwn, Pa, is
visiting ttiends In Bsnwo0d.
George A. Jcnss, deputy sheriff, was in
tbs city yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-19

IT DcESN' KNOW ANY BETTER
Tast slickes. Of political Tasoals. MA
HONE. has conceived a scheme TO capture
,ie votes Of the ig7orsnt and superstitiOus
negroes that is q marvel il its way and IN
SURPASSED b. QUAY, himself Toall the col-
orsd p9.schsTs he could reach he has sen.
circular letter csking the negroes 20 careful
iyrtsd tbs14.b, 18th, 16,h, 18th and 18th
chapters Of JOSHUA. Tofolly comprehend
The shrevdusss Of this trick, one must IN
de.s.sud the character q the Virginia
user1 From The cradle to the gave rs
iisioa is everything to hun, including
recreation Ignorant ard supsIst'rious 60
e de-r,e uuequall,d outside OF Africa, "a
may be understood bow easily he can be
t-cSsi through this sgeney.
H-ls is oae Of TIE passages 10 which MA
HoNE lrsws attention:
"Bu- the mountains shall te thine. for &c Is d
wood. and thou shalt en-. SO down. and the out
going. OF 10 shall De thine. FOR thou shalt drive
tae Clnaaaites though they have iron char.ois
and though they be strong
Hreis sno.1eI.
And there remained among the children Of
ISRAEL seven tribes which had not received their
inheritance. and Joshua said unto Cha children
o.I,-s,r How long sre We slack 90 so o pcs
-.,s Che land which Che Lord God OF your fathers
bath given you And Joshua cas-. lots for them
iu shiloh before ths Lord aud there Joshua di
vdel the land unto the children o. Israel ec
co-i.rg 90 their divisions
NAHoSE's scheme IL TO have the poor
crestures iuisr thai he 10 their JOSHUA
Who has come to deliver them aud give
them their inheritance. It IS a ysritab.e
csss ci wearing the livery Of the Lord to
serve the Dsgil
That q mau aspiring TO the higi Office Or
governor ct one cf The United States should
openly rsso.s 20 q trek that a tunco-stseter
OF d three csri-moute mau would blush 10
bs caught a., is simply astonishirg-al-
though MAHoNE's reputation is such q a.
thsre is little room for surprise az any Iss-
caIrr Ee might engage ic-0ut 10 is no
uore astonishing than IN enlightened neWs-
papers rsfsrercs to q. So simply shrevd
scheme for which MALONE rather deserves
commentator. The IaisHigaleer comments
on MALONE trick, ard its remarks show
80 sapdald Of morality on the part Of that
ren ,ha. ws bad not credited even to it.
tbs LsieHgmcer actually doesn't see much,
IL auytAsrg, ca. o. the way in THE updis-
euissd trick. compared 10 which the prom
iss CT "folty scrss AID MULE was a JUS
titled pol. CO of political diplomacy Itssys;
From one point OF view lhisma1ner OF turning
o. advantage tbe su9ersi ious ultur. OF the Wiz
euia uer-1 may be questionable bui NAH ne
doubles. considers. and so viii every thinking
mau. thsl with Republican supremacy viii
.o,a.a fr.e ballo. aud d. fair count .or .he Re-
publican. o., yirs mia aud that a tu,durent OF
ne prophecy wu be realized by The negro
voter
Tbs hteUigenesr actually has become so
used to participating in end shielding all
manosr Of political fraud snd rascahty
hat it's moral perception has been dullec.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-19
CINCINNATrs CHANCE.
sternylne May Take wsshlngsOn's Place
In the League.

otcfnhllt may Ahht nhtnlukNoh5 Il iaNo
IN the League,
WASHINGTON, October 17.-Cincinnati
will 10 all probability besdnitte6 tOmem-
bership in the League az The November
meeting in the even. Of Washiugtcn's with
drswal. This information comes from an
urqusstionable source, and the deal sp-
pears TO have bees contemplated from the
moment Walter Hewitt announced bis In
teution 10 Telire from base bail. Brooklyn
would he delighted TO JON the Lesgue
ranks, bat msthiGg must be done TO
strengthen the Western circuit, as Chicsgo
rs now he only drawing city 10 that sec
ZION. The proposition which the magnates
sre now considering ia 10 scmit Cincinnati
and trsnsfer PittsD5lg TO the Eastern cir
cult. Brooklyn Is Onr Of the best base ball
cities in America, aud the Lssgue fully sp-
ureciaies thst fact UodeT ether circum-
s.aucss the Cry OF Churches would he
welcomed 20 the Leagus fold With opeu
arms
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-19
THE PITTSBURGH EXPOSITION,

We wish 10 call attention to that great enter
prise where one can see 50 much Tor 20 little
money. We sdvise cur readers 20 take advan
tage OF the cheap transportation, aud see the
great exposition, and w lie visiting the stel
cities do not fail TO look for number 50 Federal
street. ALCHEMY, wh,re one OF the finest an'
most complete LIQUOR torres can be seen IN this
country You will convince yourself al glance
that when you give your patronage 20 such q
house Won are sure 10 be well treated and get
value for your money The proprietor OF said
house cannot afford 70 hvpOthecate his reputs
tiou and do otherwise He continues 70 sell Six
year old pure rye whiskey at sl00 per quart, OF
six quarts fors5 co. His SEWERAGE mas no equal
which ne sells 1t 81 50 per full quart. All kinds
of wines from SOC upwards and no extra chaIgt
for ps cking or shipping TO any place Send fo'
his price lisf and catalogue and oblige.
sell MAX KLEIN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-19
NAvAssA RIOTERS.
Maryland Omosrs VIII Arrest Them on
Landing.

Landing.
BALTIMORE, October Il u S. District
Attorney Thomas E Hayes, actiDg under
orders from the Secretary Of the Nary,
sailed tbis evening on the revenue cutter
Ewing Tor he mouth OF ths Chesapeake to
arrest the 124 Nsvasss ccloEed rioters TO
arrive ca the briggs Alice and Roman at
the Capes tonight or Tomorrow. he is
accompanied by L. 5. Commissioner Bond,
Deputy Marshsl Cole sud some lswy and
force OF deputies snd witnesses Of the
riot. The witnesses viii identity them
and tbs Commissioner issue q Warrsnt and
TIE arrest will follow. The idea is 70 pre-
vent them from landing at any place end
thus taxing the case oul ct tho jurisdic-
ton OF Narylsnd. The G4lene, which
sailed f,r New York with riDgleaders, will
ba me III New York haIbor ard ordered
back TO Baltimore.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-19
ElAEO

SHRrVER-On Friday afternoon, October IS,
lSsq al i've O'Clock. CAROLINE. relict OF the lSte
". W shriver. in he 79,h year OF her age
Fuuera services a. her lac residence IN Pleas
snt Valley, on sunday afternoon al 2:S0 O'Clock.
Friends OF the family are invited. Interment
private
BAcGS-Cn Friday. October 18th, lSse, Ms
MAKGAEEr J wife of Robert J. Baggs, aged =
years.
Funeral nom the family residence, Bridge
port Ohio, on Monday, October DIST st O'Clock
p. m. Friends OF the family invited.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-19
Ful.oa's Immoral Fame Assured

It seu5s a thrill o. pleasanes through our
hesrt TO learn that over 10 New York they
are talking ri erecting a monument TO the
msmory Of Rlbzft Fulton. This iusures
immortal fame to Fcltou s,uce New York,
20 doubt, VIII keep CA talking Of erecting
this monument until sll fu;uiiy sSal,
have sunk into the deep sbyss o. the past
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-19

Tgg SUNDAY REGISTER viii, So u-uaI
cut.nne by loeg cdts. nc. only all boz
co,teno-s-.es ia West Virginia, hut every
thing in The newspaper line Within "a IA.
din. Of sd miie5 rt Wheeling It viii be
aa e.psc.ally interesting number contain
i1g v,ry iuterestirg special article by
several OF Americas u.ost prominent men,,
who tel what T1ey Would ID They
Were Women, a0d another article
equally interesting by that able writer
Mr.. ALLEN FOREMAN. entitled "In-
C5mire K,cg," dsahog 10 an interesting
style lta the personal chiIac,eris,ics Of
the Prince OF Wales. Besides these there
VIII De smother 'nstallmsn. Of RIDER
HAoGARD's la'est succ SIS, "Clscp'iI',
sBa she u-ral special caIr-sPon+ence
eigirg the social aud pescnal gcsa'p and
General news Of an tha surrounding towns,
by he REelsrER's large corps OF special
core po-deuis. together ri'h ali tae ioca.
news and gossip Of the cry, aud en- 'be
news Of the world by wire. Doa', m So
to-rn0rropg - issue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-19

The Gab-rna,orisl contest in Yves. Fr-
g5, was bsgau with the flu co-d ane-
that .bo ballot had been corrupted. IL
WAS conducted cn tie assumption Chat
judge FLEMING was tie choice OF '7e
hon voters Tbs rssuls % TIE contest
has long sircs proven toat this as.orpt con-
rs, ia-t Overwhelming proofs OF
fari connected By Republican par
rss.s hove been collected and lad
before tie people L. has been .hoFu
tbst irDlY1 atga-s deb8uchad tbe hsl-
To-. err made Size election mookery
R.pub.icsu election Officers deliberately
threw cut whole D-mocratic precincts
without cb,lav Of iasn6e.t.oa. These
were % f.w Of the csimel proven. Toe
,sholec,u. .tc sd ao arts'eument, tne MS,
of aaica Was never b fore beoush, sgi1-t
any party Sd wes' Virginia.
Ia Che acs of'h.s rssu'- ,hs drosn.7e
man vao clutches s. a straw is not more
desperate th.u ibe pif,ssrs who c'n-
s3.r-5 90 steal Gre goycpcr-h'p I'is .r-
terestiny 90 Observe the coutorrors o. de-
faed raui To spite Of the p.cois o..
corruption. which they cannot open
t,e.r mouths TO nnever, she h-
pDbleau members Of the comics, com.
m,ttes. gray ly announce tba. they will
prepare o. report, and recommend chat
Gen. GorF be declared elected. Nor %
this al Republican journals from Oh.
highest 90 The lowest declare that by hoos
or crook this iuegslard fraudulent report
viii be- adopted Toey feast 90 the pos
nee. that some Democratic mem
Der OF the L gis.ature may Be
compelled o. re-ig1. They e.os.
over the possibility that death ma g
c,l some member, and Gen. GoFF mes
ride into oGi,s owe, RVS blty They re-
i.ice at tbs intima,ioa Ora. ibis OF that
D-mocrs. may BE- approached, and cor
rupted by GoFF money The hired tough
With ha sand hsg r3uli doubtless Prove p
welcome ally 60 lre' rank-. % ore coaia '-
found, who woold not dse ir,m so'n Assoc
c'aioa. A gang OF Chinese msne'nas's
could probably receive renume'a''Se en-
p'ymsut If they could onl5 guarantee '0"'
soma Democratic member Of Toe Legislature
wsu'd quietly and mys,erious'y disappear
Ol their Bonded knees ths c3uspualols are
bes-echiug the Monarch OF DArSre-s io''
obscene .o' NAV 'p'''s "P ".-1-S '''
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-19
g SPECIAL BARGAINS
uNDERwEAR

Largest and best sock at the lowest prices
Best values In Csmels' Hair, ladies' Sanitary
Mems Ma ural Wool, Children's Natural WOO
and all of the Oiher cheaper grades.
Gents Cardigan Jackets All sizes and prices
BLANKET--Large stock, from 75c. u 5000 a
pair We advertise no goods at or less than cost
but sell with q small margin,
Buy DR.. SCOTS Electric Dress Form Corset. VIC
have the exclusive sale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-19

PARIS October 1.-THE Matn says
that Prince Ferdinand, OF Bulgaria Wfo
is now in Paris, fearing that attempts Will
hs made upon his life during bis toug Of
Europe, is takirg every precaution TO pre-.
serve bis incog0it0.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-19

qhegles..0l whether 1oe VIII he Governor OF
mol. f.askel with .ucs.lrr Df-o.. The answer
81. end, unoa whether there sonc honest Demo-
..-s.,a .raoer OF t.c Ie-.,..Iure o-n1- 7. there
Id g.r.rsl clf r.u ie Governor. $50 honest
man can vote to sustain a r,i..,an co.a-i.,ee in
Ironiae ou. vo.cs th.t were decided 'o ar so'i
rr.sbya Democratic court of lt,.ee. Gel hts
been done with some 9th .e passed upon oy .ae
.1mm.tt.e -Gcfm Eig.-Slta,-
", "Deuocrluccoait o: Justice, 90 or Re-
publican either, hss given any decision as
10 the character OF sny woe cast 10 this
SAFE at the last election. or bad sn oPpor
touits so 10 10. II our contemporary has
10 his M -ddlod mind the county canvas
irg boards. We would aa7 90 hin that be
is usmp.ng ou the toes OF every Republic
can member O. the l. si-.atu-e, h-cl'se,
down TO the lasl m,n, they ~iii vote 'o
eo..ain ,lo partisan report ,i tle partisan
minority Of t0s committee, who voted TO
throw out votes attacked by GOrF when
were decided to be good b. R,Pah.cap
"csnrs Of justice