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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
AN mARNneP YOUTH.
A Stranger in n Strange Country, But He's
uotting There.

Christian Hensing, aged somewhere
between ten and fourteen years, will
soon be employed at the Dueber Case
Works. Hensling was until recently
an inmate Of the Children's Home at
Mt. Union, but secured q position at
the factory by the efforts Of friends
The boy came from Germany two years
ago alone, being bound for his uncles
home IN San Francisco While at Mas.
sillon he heard of his uncle's death. lie
was sent to the Home and In that short
time has mastered the English Ian.
guage pretty well. He's In earnest
about work.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
Tnrnn up After Nlno Yonrn Of Abnenee

Turns Up After Nino Years Of Absence,
Joseph ChildS, a printer, who was re-
ported killed In u western railroad ac'
cident by the local papers nine years
ago, called at this ollce this morning
lie Is a lively corpse, Joe is well known
In the city, having many friends, He
worked nj Johnstown during the Hood
and says no printers are missing,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01

| was troubled with Catarrh FOR over
two years. | tried various remedies,
aud was treated by a number Of physi-
clans, but received no benefit until /
began to take Ayers Sarsaparilla. A
few bottles of this medicine cured me-"
jesse M. Boggs, Holman's Mills,N.C.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01

There arc often hemmorroida or even
loah OF blood, There may be giddinesa
aud Often headache and heldlty or dat
ulenee and tenderness Of tho pit OF the
stomach, 40 correct all this II not 10
effect a cure try Green's August Flower
II costs but trihe and thousands test
10 ils efficiency,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
Tho nntlor Pony WIN bo Thoro.

YOUNGSTOWN, July 20,-IIon. James
Il. Campbell, Democratic candidate for
the nomination Of governor will be
here Wednesday aud will attend the
regular meeting Of the youngstown
Is. Z. 0. Elks. Of which order he Is
prominent member, lle will have u
hearty reception.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
naally Compounded

The ombe2zlement case Of Lawrence
j, Rickard of Alliance against Andrew
j, Geltz has been compromised before
Justice Ringle, A great stir was made
by Rlokard and twas supposed ho had
lost thousands, llo didn't, though.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
nnwnli Rnnnlon.

The third annual reunion Of the De.
walt family and their connections will
be held at the residence Of Jacob But.
Ter, three miles south east o:Canal Full
ton, Saturday Aug. "a, 1889 All rela.
tiyes and friends are invited
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01

DO you suffer from pCrolula, salt
rhoum, or other humorsY Take Hoods
Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier.
100 doses one dollar.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
Licensed to Wed.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
Milton e. Swope and Dora j. Bu5h, Of
Canton; John Kaempfer and Rosa
Baumgardner, of Canton; II. Q. White
and Addie i. Kingsbury, Of Alliance
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01

NLAw persons are under the impression that Ivory Soap ex.
M pensye and intended for the Of the wealthy only The
fact Is, the price lower than for ordinary soaps quality
sdeed, for In the "Ivoy "cheapenes "maeweghts
used the buyer gets all true soap for her money b
hamessnes durability and efficiency admit Of ts being used for
all purposes with equal satisfaction and economy In the families
Of the rich or poor
A WORD OF WARNING.
There many white soaps each represented be "a good Tho Koy"
They ARE NOT but e all eOunte lack tho peculiar and remarkable qualities
Of tho genuine Ak for Ivory" Soap and Insist upon gettngh
Copyright BY Gamble.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-30

= Mirubers. Ser befanute esmpfs
9e9ner, preoiger Der biefigen frsireli.
9lblen @emeinbe, 96oll 1T abermals in
cine uno 5fuar auf 40 Marf erb6bte
Strafe geapmmen worben. 9as Sod,
ter9en, tDel9es 0err 59pa bur6aus
nl6t tmpfen lailen min, mag ieBt fdon
10 big II Sabre alt iein; S1oG 1T ge.
DlB f6on elm 6aIbbubenbmal bieies
3o9ter1eHs tpe9en in @trafe genpm,
men morDeH. Genlerteuspert6 lit eine
stele i'm urtbeilslpru9e, in weld6er aes
iagt 1T, fir ben &idter f6men bic uer=
t9leSenen Weinun9en Der Ner3te iiber
bic gtliBli6feit Dber S9dbIi9teit bes
Smpfens, fopie Die biertiber aufsefteuz
ten Statiitifen ni9t in Betra6t; er
babe leoigIid6 bas nun einalal au Rraft
beltebenoe @efeB aH5umenoen, alio bic
8sturtbeilung ausauipre1em.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-30

binaus begleilete, CAB er mir bic 6anb:
Nber So1n! iaete er, bas In benz Sea.
nal, bas min mir ni9t eefalIea; bleib'
l9muf i'm 2aaoe nun! Wenn gu per=
| fOffef, i'd AiiBt' mein Seftament ums
MAIDEN lal;en; bag iinb tbeure @a@ea!
9amit fubr i9 o6. Als i9 pors
Wtlaernt9rt III 6amburs fam, 9ns jult
Der Sag 3u @nbe; i'd tonnt's li9t laI=
len, itieg a6 unb fpa3iertc na1 BEN
Stintfang 9inauf; ba fab i'd an Sas
fen ldngs ben gan5en Maitenpalb i'm
bralluen 4benorotb. 2angiam giag i'd
bort blnunter, unb ba lberfiel's mid
0aus ooer 56iff2 2auo ooer See? eyd]
f4lenberte am golltuerf entlaug, Ben
Sopf bOa nelan9olii9er @ebanfen;
ba tam Der Sobn unferes 9ta9barn,
oss NpotbeterS, mir eutgegen; er mar
in Solifornien getpeien, fam aber iebt
BON 0auie unb tDollte nun pieber in
bic Minen. Sie beiben S9Defern bat.
ten Den luil6en Sungen weicb gemadt,
Id CLAUDE, am liebiien tpdr' er nit mir
umgefebrt; auleBt aber bdfeIte er auei
Slimp9en Golbes log, Die er als Ser.
lods an Der Rette bdngen bate. Good
bye! fa9te ct, bringts ben Diruen;
tuenn i'd rpieber fdme, iollt's eiu Bfun6
ieinl lub bdmit orebte ct al un6 eing
babon.
Sd fedte bic getlods in bic Saide
uHo tuanoerte iebt raider in bic Gta6t
binein. als i9 &id's 0dus9en errei@
botte, brannte i'm Slur f6on cine
9ampe. Gin Ouateli6pfises Mdb6en
tlog aus ben, 2aben. ni9t groB, aber
f9lanf; ein sierlides 5tubnds6en unb
iiber Der Stirn, ni9t tpos bic sSrauenz
simnler Simpelfranfen nenaen, nur 10
bic feinen Stirnlodeu, eie nit Dem
&umm ni@t mebr gu bdnbigen maren;
unb Dor Der gruit bing ibr Elm iauber
~SpiBeniu@.
Sd sog febr b6fli9 meinen Sut un5
tpuBte ni9t, tDar bas feline Ding Tie
ooer tpar's nur cine {relnbe sSrngfer?
Greiii@, 10 auf Sieb3ebn ibien aud bic
gu itimmen, Die mid ba nit ibreu gre=
BEN braunea Nustn anIab; a6er id mar
bod ni9t auf ytummer Slider unb Iag.
te lieber pOrli6tig @uten Abenb; ,pdr'
Grau @eDers wobl gu ipre6en? @uten
Nbeno; fa9te fie = uno mir wdr's als
Oh iie innerli6 la6e = treteu Sic nur
ndber! Gber i'd febrte MID 3u ibr: I'm
ger3eibung, Iiebes &inb, foete i6. pie
beiBen Sic benn2 sic neigte ben Gopf,
baB i'd bonn @ef9t nur mod bic 6tirns
l6d6en feben tOnnte uno iaste:
gltt no!
Sic iagte bas 10 einoriugIi6, 10
very engaging; es iang orbenili6 mas
IN ben bei6en Silben, una mieber aud,
als pdr' Elm MdbGenIa9en nod ba.
binter.
Damn aber, als 6rou &ietden iebt
aus Der 6tube trat, ba la6te Iit tuirfs
lid unb mari ben 2opF empor: Niut.
ter, lief iie iubelnb, oa III Ontel Gietu,
uub er fennt mid ni9t mebrl uuo fe
fog mir an ben Gals. bic iunqe GaBe !
Sn mir aber rief es: 2aub, 2ano !
Jd6t no1mals auf bic pIanten!
(Gortfebuns folet.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-30

ber: ,Sft Die 9iebe 5ur WiHenI9aft BEL
uns eine 10 unbe3pingli6e semorben2
Behutei @s lit ni9t Der 5inn fiir cine
miReni9aftIi9e 8ef6dfti9ung, ion6ern
Der Sinn fiir bic Staatsfrippe unb bic
duBeren @breu, bic in Deutl1Iaub nit
bem b6beren Yeamtentbum berfniip't
iino. g8ill man Der getlagter leber.
fitllung entgesen arbeiten, bann treble
man benz oeuti6eH Mi@eI bas Inter.
tbdligfeitsgeftibl aus, bas Dor ieoer
Uniform ieine &ebere1t3 ma6t."
: Sie &utI9eritube elmer @irtbI@aft
In ytorbbauIen mar unldnait Der 56aus
plaB elmer fiir6terli6en &a9e. Neben
oem IiDl Der &oRelenter Iiest ber bdus
fig 5u San5bergniigen bienenoe 5aal
uno an Sanaabenoen fam es Dft Dor,
baB fit Die Dauer bes San3es 3ablrei9e
Ginoermagen in Die SutfGerltube unter,
9ebrabt uuroen. Sic Guil9cr betraf.
teten bas als einen @ingrif in ibre &e9te
uno rd6ten fi9 baour6, oaB fie zines
Nbenbs bic in ben Wagen icblafenben
3iaoer Dertaui6ten. Mian benfe f6
ben S6red ber @ltcru, als 1ie, na9
Sauie aurhdgetebrt, be @ntoedung
ata6ten, oaB oem Ginberpagen, itatt
ibrer 2ieblinge, gang fremoe Spr6bllnge
entfiiegen.
= Die @ntf9ulbigungssette Der Sin.
Der In ben @emeinbei9ulen wi1fen oft
unDillftirli9 fGer5baft. Cine 2ebres
rim tbeilte einem YsrIiner 8Iatte mad,
ifebenoe, neuerbings borgefommene
urtunben nit: Gin 3ettel lautet fur3
unb btnOig: ,.8on pegen Die Stiebel. !"
Gine Mutter fam ni6t f9reiben uno
ldBt bic &leine felbit aufisBen: .Sd
muBte su 9auie bleiben, tpeilid mir, In,
gebeuer, sebro6en babe" Gin Batter
f9reibt: u2ieie tonnte ni9t 1T bic
S9ule gebeH, neil mir geitern etlpas
&leines geboren nurbe; es iOu aber
ni9t Dieber bDrfDnmen."
: Sci bem 8rigabes@rer3ieren In Ser
ytdbe bon 8rieg fam eine Grau nit Ell.
mem ie6sidbrigen 2naben pI6bli6 oor
bic Gront beg i'll oolem 2aufe baberias
aenben Breslauer @iirafier.&esimeuts.
gin @ntfommen mar ebenIo unm6gIi6,
als Elm @ufbalten beg gfe9imentes uno
bic Bei6en f9itneu berloren. 9luf ben
3uruf Der porberlten Offi3isre parf fit6
bic Grau, ibren Sobn bebedenb, auf bic
Grbe nieber unb obne fe gu perlebten,
ieBte bas gan5e &eSimeut iiber bas 9in.
berniB binmeg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-30
@tmatbmen BON sranfbettsfeine,,.

Sn alien ppn Malaria beirnaeSudten Geaenbeu it "a
oa5 sopS Der benauernSpertben 8eppbner, NIT iebem
atbem5us Die Ieme bieier srantbet in fi& auf,uncbz
men. DGS enpemti6e, atrncipbdriihe Gtft tann ie=
orG letneS Sta6es beraubt unb unI6dpIi6 semadbt
merpen 6nr9 ben @ebrauh ppn Sptetter's Waasenbitz
ters. Oteie8 hberaus fbere unb nirtIame Iprbeu=
9nass nno o9usmttel rritet ntt alen bic frantbeit
aus no ie bereitS fefen SUB aefab Bat oubern iesf
pen a6rper in ben Stanb, fbren beftisien Qnfduen
Irns ~ bteten. SS bepirtt beiliame fegemdbtsteit
aler tprperltden 5untoneu bei4eunst bic fridge Cir
enlatpn uno beiest ale tilibien MnIasen weide Spz
fauHa has autreen bon 6iebern pber malariaartiaen
Sransbetten peruria4en, namentli6 menn bieielBen
enrd1 atmoipbariihe @irfIuhe sendbr nerben. 0abei
rat odS SttterS pen 8cr3uq, etne baS game Spitem
rdftisenSe unp belebenpe 9bJn su ietl peier feine
per unansenebmen Gaendaften eneS rralfii& pirfens
pen NbtnbrmtttelS pper eineS GltdlcibS innerppbnt
6leber auer Irt, Wtbermeiteruns unb Mil,perbdruns
uno bic onf benz Sff5mu8 berri6enbc Calentura pers
zen ron tbm let9t nno ider beiest. RbeumaitSmus,
Neuralsie, @i@t, Nierenz unb BIalenletben, Der
frpfun9 unO 5nfseftpn fet@en prr tbm bic Sesrl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-30
rag Sie G,eb;uhe her 56mu,f;aa,

saT Die @ebiube Der Idmmtliden
bieitgen grauereien perben bon BEN
.'San Antonio Cooperage Works"
go. 10S unb 40 9lultin Strase, ON,
gefertigt. @igentbiimer Der i'm aroB.
artigiten WtaBltabe eineeri6teten 9iiferei
1T Serr 8eo. ID anbrD, elmer un,
ierer unternebmenbiten 8hrger, Der leiu
Ja6 grtiubIi6 berfebt. Ollie gluftr0oe
werben prompt ausgefiibrt. DaB Die
8raucreien bic bier gema6ten ,fdiIer
ben tmportirten bor3ieben, if cine Qln.
ertennuug ber beimif6en Snbulrie unb
ibrer Gabritate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-30
@ladlid,e seutc aus snsinnn.

Bm. luminous, gpimeiiter in Sbapile, Snbiana,
l9retbt nDaS yGecrlc SittsrS" bat mir mebr sentt
als ale aneeren Meoieinen uiammeusenpmmen, seger
eue ple Selhpetoen une 2eoen, pelJe eie 6clse Der
mer uno gteb8dt.er Spbu Ge8lie, ebenIaaS pcn Sra.
Sae, a8t e5h halte Glseric 9itterS flr bic befte
Wfeotetn, bic eS sielt i'd babe mid mad ibrem Ge=
EN- 9tlenmaaren Sdnb.er perielben Srti6aft iast
gGectrte SerS 1T seraee Gos, ipas Semanb traudt,
nenen @elun2bett total gauf ben Suue setpmmen iId
mte man ~ iaSen pfe0t. Stir pat eS tie Se;unebei
Sebensmutb !"
Die Baide tctet uur 30 Gents 3u baten in alien
@peipeten. 0retB, 9bcmpion & g., @bOleiae.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-30
Wnuberbnre Mettnna

6rau Wi. Curtain in GlaiuFelb, 9unpiS, mad,t be.
ll9 auf bte aunse i6lus. Gnen Mpnat lang Iieb lie
fd ppn tRrem 9auS grst bebanbeln, alein lie purpe
lmmer tranter 0erielee ertldre tbr, ubas le bofF=
tctne lRehietn Der gBel anebr belfen tbnne Oa enz
gIabl br @pctbeter tbr Sings gaeueS S6minbIud5ts
2etimtttei. Sic taufe i6 etne Siai6e papen unb gu
ppn IaS gu 2a9 beferte. sic setraa6te paS Wiittel
netter unp na6oem iie 10 6lai4en perbrau6t bate,
lane lle, pab ite pbaia seunb Sest perrttet le
tbrem Seben mobler seftblt babe.
hteies sroBen Seilmels gratis in Der
9rpsISnz z@reBbanblun9 ppn OretB, 1bpmpSpn & s.. .
Gents Eno SLIGO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-30
Inr bic SdIuRarbeiten hei 9ln

- Gir bic S6luBarbeiten bei 9luf.
itequng bes 8eibel' 8entmaIs unb fir
bic @ntbilIungsFeierli9teiten am is.
Ottober iebte ber Senat 9iibebs i'm
@inberiidnbniB nit tem gargeraus,
f9uHe Die Gumme bon Is, 900 Wtt. aus.
Sn ber 8esriinOung bes glntrages an
ben ghrgerausi6uB faet Der Senat, e
lei eine @brenpfli9t 2iibeds, bieien BE.
trag aIs S6luBlieiu 3u bem ihrem eige.
nen Sobne bon Nabeutf9lanb geItifte.
ten Sentnal biuau3ufiigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-30
Sraaenladcin anS Srancntbrancn

9as cine, Der Mdnner Ser3 an3ufeuz
ern, bas anbere, es gu beianftigen. Gin
alter Sunggeielle iagte einmal, Grauen
ipdren entuebcr pgana 2dGeln ober
gang 8brdnen"; bas fann aber uidt
tpabr iein, benn mas piirbe uBtpif6en
elmer Sbrdne unb einem 2d6eIn" lein.
Gr0uen baben genug aus3ubaIten, um
tie gu u9an5 Sbrdnen" gu MAIDEN, unb
genug 8u erhoffen, I'm iie gu .gans Sd.
Geln1 su MAIDEN. Wenn geplagt bon
Werpoiitdt, yGraueni6pdde", gaftri.
f9em aopi9mer3 unb ben sablrei6en
2rcafbeiteu, tuel6e ibrem 8ei6led1t Ell.
gentbiimli6, bann liab Na9benfen unb
n8brduen" ni6t 3u Oetmeiben, aber
penn fie bebelten. oaB es in DR.. Pier.
ce's Favorite Prescription Elm fGeres
9eilmittel IT ole iene o6rauenleiben"
giebt, oann 1T @runb gum v9d9eIn"
bprhanbeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-30

: Sa @9emnib feiertc aul Z. uub s.
September bic MaIerinnung, cine ber
dltelten iddfi6cn Snnunaen ben Sag
lbres breibunbertidbrigeu 0eiiebens
our6 einen Geii3ug nit biforif9en
Gruppsn unb anoeren 8eranitaltungen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-30

Der in Man6en tagenbe bairiide
Ratbolitentaa Oerlanst in einem 8es
t9luB bic &afberuTuns ber Orben unb
ole QBleoerberltellung BET peltliden
gta6t bes paplies.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-30

= Ser beriibmte @rbauer Der Ban.
3ertbirme, Der ieiner 9eroienlfe tpeaen
erlt flir3Ii6 auberorbentli6 beI0rberte
Oberflieutenant q. 8. S9umann, iii
aetorben. =
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-30
(Gortfebuns foIgt.)
sg Waat. UlcGabe,

e9r Wtat. UicGabe, Stem Srunss
mid, 81, 3ablt irseno Semono fhni
Dollars, Der am 8luiabfiibren Ieibet
uno mad 6em pOri6riftsmdBigen Sc
brau6e bon @bamberlain's @OIit., @bo.
lera unb Diarrboe MitteI ni6t in Der
m0sli9if ttir3efen 3eit babon bsfreit
Dirb. Cine balbe 25 Gents 6IaI9e
biefer Me6i3in beilie iein 8lutabfiibren,
na6bem er bic Mebisin unb 3esepie
berf6ieOeuer 9Oftoren pergebens ange=
iuanot bate. 9err 0iegabe tann bic.
le OHerte = rubig MAIDEN, oa fein
Jall bon { If, Cholera Worbus, 9pIens
terp, Siarrboe ober 8lutabflbren be-
tannt 1T, Der nidt bel regelre9ter an.
tueHOune bes 0tiiteIs sebeilt tuOrben
Ddre. Gum 8ertauf Del 3. @obn &
10. unb j. aalteDer & Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-30

DR.. Pierce's Pellets, bic uripriina,
li9en unb ein5ig edten fleiuen 9eberbil.
len, 25 Gents elm GldIden. Cine bro
HDGs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-30

Sic
WSdentliac 6reie Yreiie flir Seras
erideint
ieoea Qoaneffag
unb foitet
$3.50 fir SaS Sabr Dcer $1.25 tis
6 Wpnate In GuranSbesabIHna
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-30

Der gunbesratb bat bic 8erIdus
gerung beg tleinen Selagerungssufans
oes ttir Berlin Grautfutt unb 6ams
burg genebmigt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-26

To-day General Harrison will arrive
in Washington. Soon he will be Presi
dent Of the United States. His first act
will be to call about him men Of his own
party 10 act as advisers, Everybody, in
Guiding the Mugwumps, will recognize
this as the right thing TO do.
Then he will have other business OIL
hand-the ousting Of men not Of his OWL
party to make room for mon who helped
to elect them because they believe Ia
the principles he represents. At this
point the Mugwumps will begin to howl
and the Democrats 10 hammer the new
President.
President Harrison need not mind
these things. The men who howl and
the men who hammer will not DO the
men who helped to win victory for the
Republican party. They will be the
men who tried to keep in power the
public servants whom Mr.. Cleveland
placed there, and this they hoped TO &C
conplish by keeping Mr.. Cleveland in
tho White House.
With Mr.. Cleveland should 60 his par
tisans. This is part Of the logic Of the
recent election.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-26

cans-za statement which the ISTELLI.
oEScER does not accept in the spirit in
which It Is made.
il the Republicans Of Ohio were TO
nominate VIGOROUSLY unfit man, whose
candidacy would disgrace the party and
whose administration would be bad for
the State, he would be defeated by the
outraged sense Of his own party, This
cannot be what the Toledo Commercial
means, for the denomination Of Governor
Foraker would be the denomination Of a
man who has served his State wellin It's
highest place, whose administration has
been clean, giving no Republican reason
10 be ashamed.
The Toledo Commercial must mean
something else, which we take to be
that II earnestly desires the nomination
Of another than Governor Foraker, II
so, why not say so2 The talk about
throat-cutting is not well for the Repub'
licau party in Ohio,
II such utterances shall prevent the
nomination Of Governor Foraker, in
what frame Of mind will 1t leave his
friends, as numerous and devoted u FOL
lowing as any man has in ohio2 Il
they should feel obliged to get out theil
knives TO preserve their sell-respeCt
what a jolly butchery there would bt
for Democrats to look onl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-26

Many seemingly lncunblC cases OF blood
poison, catarrh, scroiulA and rheumatism have
been cured by d. II. u. botanic Blood Ialm)
made by the Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga. Write
to them for book allied with convincing proof
@. ". Il. Raider, living seven miles from
Athens, Ga, writes: "POr several years suffered
with running ulcers, which doctOu treated and
pronounced lncurablc, A Sluge bottle Of D. D.
D. did me more good than all the doctors.
kept on using II and every ulcer healed"
b. q. KinGrd & Son, TowallgA, Ca, writes;
1--WE induced nolghbOr 10 try u, u. II. fol
cRlarrh, which hO thought incurnble, Is Il had
resisted all treatment. Il delighted him, aud
continuing lis use he was cured sound and we'll.
II. 81. Lawson, East Point, Ca, writes: my
wife had scroiulA fifteen years. She kept grow
lug worse. She lost her hair aud her skin broke
out ieariully. Debility, cancellation aud no ape
lite followed. After physicians and numerous
advertised medicines failed, tried d. D. D., and
her recovery was rapid and complete"
Oliver SecOF baltimore, Md, writes: ~ sui
iered from weak back aud rheumatism. j u, u.
has proven 10 be the only medicine that gRyO me
relief" LOgan& Co., Wholesale Agents. 0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-26
Hon, John T. Swift, OF California, May be
Attorney General.


Attorney General,
The Pacific coast is reported to expect
recognition in the Cabinet, and John F,
Swift is prominently named for the
honor, He entered the State Of Cali
forniR in 1859, and has been a resident
OF that commonwealth ever since, Mr.
Swift is accordingly "a Californian Of
the Caliiornians,"
This distinguished gentleman Is about
sixty years old, having been born al
Bowling Green, Kentucky, on February
2s, 1920. His father, Judge Nathan
Swift, removed TO Exeter, Illinois, when
the boy was very young, Most OF Mr.
Swlft's life previous to his removal "a
California, was spent in the State o.
Illinois.
His first venture after his arrival In
San Francisco, when he was about TWEEN
ty-thrGe years old, was to sell produce
He retired from the buiiness in 1856 and
began the practice OF the law, In which
he has achieved a leading reputation
Mr., Swift was a member Of tho Calllor
mia Legislature In 1862, 1873 and 1877
In 1887 he was member OF the Com
mission appointed by the President Il
make a treaty with China, He hai
travelled much, and written entertain
ingly OF his peregrinations. As he Is
learned and brilliant lawyer the people
OF the Pacific Coast are not alone in thu
faith that he would make q good Attor
ney.General,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-26
1lnh tor m. IlspublIenn part, 10 ono.

A few months ago Mr.. Richard Smith
Of the Cincinnati Commercial Gaitll,, took
hold Of tho Toledo Commercial 10 makeit
great Republican power In tho lake re-
gion Of Ohio. A short time since up.
puarod in the Toledo newspaper an arti'
Gle, attributed 10 Mr. Smith, raking
things iotO.and.at, In that article oc.
CURED this striking utlsrance; III Gov.
ernor Foraker should 10 q candidate for
recollection his throat would DO cut from
car 10 ear" Since the publication Of
that article there las been a lively and
dlscurdant chorus oil along tho line.
In the article the Toledo Commercial
explains that II does not class Foster,
ButterwOrth, Mckinley, Sherman, Gros.
venor, OF Foraker % thfoAt.cutleg, for
these men are always al the front In sup
port Of the regularly nominated candl.
dates. The thtoatcultlng element Of
the Republican party in Ohio, II We I'M.
denland the Toledo Commercial, ls 10 DO
iound among the great body Of Rspubll.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-26
BLAINE ENJOYED THE JOKE.
Spirits, Under Hermaun's Guidance, Make
Very Amusing Prediction.

Spirits, Under hermnnnB Guidance, MAKE
Very Amusing Prediction.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. 24.-The
Hon. @. C. spellman, olSpringGeld, Dem
ocrat, ex.state Senator, sleight-oi.hand
performer, and good fellow, Is at Will
lard's with Mrs. Spellman. spellnan
has most engaging mustaChe and i'm
perial. These hirsute adornments, In
fact, resemble those OF the great Herr
mann. The other night the magician
had in one OF the boxes ct the National
Theatre so distinguished a spectator as
james G. Blaine. He saw the future
Secretary OF State, and his nerve failed
him. But Spellman was in the audience
Hermann knew him; he knew him by
the model OF his whiskers; he knew him
by the reputation OF legerdemain made
in the Massachusetts Legislature under
the Spcakership OF the Hon. O. ]. Noyes
and the railroad committee incumbency
Of Jimmy Donovan, then plain repre-,
sentative. Herman beckoned Spellman
to the stage for the almost super.human
exhibition OF quiet nerve and dexterity,
The audience didn't see the lightning
change. The Springfield man was equal
to the occasion, He deposited his plug
hat on neighboring table, rolled up biz
sleeves SO thatall might be perfectly fair,
and said:'
flames G. Blaine, II you are in the
cabinet give three knocksl"
The house roared. Mr. Blaine smiled
and enjoyed 1t. After the performance
he went behind tho scenes 10 shake
the hand OF spellman.