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have altogether rejected tho suggestion o.
RpOCAl executive lOllUy for any section o. wy
SScSntFy..SI'Tiidenl HGfriiOAI Inaugural Addr"'
The Southern policy OF the Harrison
Administration ls to resemble the ia
lnous chapter on tho snakes In ireland
there isn't to DO any. President HSrri'
son declares that no Is sworn to execute
allthC laws everywhere In the land, and
that hC will make no distinction In tho
discharge OF his duty.
This declaration will not suit those In
the Republican party who think II pos.
sIblO for tho President to discover and
apply to tho Southern States some pa.
iiacea for tho political Ills which atllICt
them, The performance Of the Uxecu'
tive duty as President Harrison outlines
lin theory, will not suit those Demo.
cratic politicians In tho South who play
Upon race prejudice aud draw race lines
TO deiraud voters Of their rights and
make tho elective franchise In their sec.
ton sham and dUluslOn.
The equal enforcement Of all the laws
everywhere Is all that can DO demanded
Of tho President II Ia also a policy do.
mandOd by the Constitution, and no
party or section can rlghtiully complain
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Honorable party service will certainly not be
esteemed u disqualification for public office
Prssld,ni HGTiS6a'S Inaugural address,
That is right, Mr.. President. You were
nominated and elected because you were
a Republican, Other good aud capable
men should be recognised and rewarded
Tor the same reason,
Honorable party service disqualiaesRo
man for honorable service to hiscountry,
us thousands have already shown who
were in the ranks that bore to victory
the banner OF republicanlsm. In the
dullIexicon Of the Mugwump, party man
means all that is bad; but the country
has repudlated the Mugwump and all
that goes with him,
A good Republican Administration Is
what the country voted for at the late
election, and how can this be had with
out putting Republicans on guard3 Give
the boys u chance!
Turn the rascals out!"
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Under other circumstances SO notable
u victory as the election OF a Governor
would have been celebrated by the Re-
publlcanso Of West Virginia with becom'
ing ceremonies. But without other
ceremonial than swearing in General
GoT becomes Governor Of this State,
and rs such is entitled to DO respected
by the people,
Tho shabby behavior which throws
suspicion on General Colts election and
deprives him OF the full and free exer'
else Of the functions Of the office, does
no harm to General Golf or the Republic
can party. 1t hurts the Democratic
party and the State. The INTELIIuENcER
is not sorry to see the Democratic politi-
clans wound their tarty in the esteem
Of all thinking, law.abiding citizens.
The injury to the State is of real mo.
ment, and this 1t Is that makes the Judi
cious of all parties grieve.
West Virginia does not deserve the
disgrace put upon her by the Democratic
politicians. But West Virginia will re-
cover. The Democratic party will not
because it cannot.
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JuWDtFluNu NeWt'
A man is now and then placed in some
position Of public prominence to show
his exceedingly littleness all the more
strikingly. The Governor Of West Vir'
ginia is man OF this kind. His reyolu-
tionaTy net Of yesterday, as noted in our
special dispatch from Charleston to-day,
is fitting sequel to his course right
along, and what might readily have been
expected. 1t will, Stherkbre, cause no
profound surprise, The whole thing
has been part Of the scheme Of the
Democratic party leaders to rob the Re-
publiCaus OftheiT well-earned and hon
est victory in the control OF tho next
House, This purpose they have not
lost sight OF for one moment, and have
pursued their design with persistence
and audaCity Of reckless political gamb'
lers,
But they have reckoned without their
hosts, and they will find that the Repub'
liCau leaders are not lot OF old women
who can be scared from their rights,
With the five Congressman from the
four new States tho Republicans will
have majority not very large, it Is true,
but near enough for all practical pur'
pOses-enough in any event to unseat
batch OF bogus Democratic Congressman
who have been counted In by fraud
We shall thus see that the Democrats
are not likely to profit after all by thu
high.handed action OF Governor Wilson
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New Advertisements.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOM,
wv centrally located, In private family. Ad'
dReH 8, L, ~, this office, mb
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The Cabinet.

Tho Cabinet has been selected with
great care and due regard to oil interests
The President has drawn to him strong
men, men Of character and experience.
He has chosen for Secretary Of State
the man OF all men for that responsible
position, at this moment Of more than
ordinary importance, The Secretary Of
the Treasury is a statesman of approved
fitness. The Postmaster General Is the
foremost business man Of the country
in whose person the business men ofthe
country arc ftly recognized. This Is
one Of tho best OF the Cabinet appoint
mentS,
Tho Secretaries Of War and Navy
and Interior arc not so well known to
the country as some who had been urged
for tho places, but they are men who
stand at the top In their own States
Thoy are three veterans Of the Union
army. The portfolio Of Agriculture falls
worthily to d strong man from a great
agricultural region. Some good men are
loft out, but they arc all high grade men
who arc In.
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BAD COMPLICATIONS,
The Secret Of their Cause Fully Ex-
piatned-Why Ladies' are Sallow
and Men Pallld-Some Valuable
Facts on the Subject.

III passing along tho leading streets il almost
any city In America to-day, Que Will meet with
but few ladies who have clear compilations
Many persons have tried to account for this sad
fact because Of tho severe climate Of America
but such reasoning Swrong. A bad complex
lon Ia caused by impure blood, aud no lady can
be really beautiful and no man fuddy who has
diseased OF impure blood,
The heat known way Of keeping tho blood
pure Il by keeping II circulating, IN this way
II passes rapidly through tho lungs, Kidneys and
liver, and II constantly purified. hut tuppOSlng
tie system Y llolgpA gP a. frequently The
Thei nj Too often men aud women take some
DOWeriul pufgatlye pill or other substance, that
blcats the body quickly, weakens the strength,
and leaves the system Ia worse condition than
before The only lCtllOlC Way 10 70 tahe 4 zen.
regularly, and the highest known medical hu
ihoFiilOs tlI The day aEfeO that the genuine I'm.
ported Carlsbad BbfulOl salt u Infinitely hupe.
flOr 10 ANY other tiAtufal preparation Known 70
the world, II Ia gentle, yoi ltlmuiALlhg J
properties, being OvapOtated from The celebrated
Carlsbad spEudel Spring, II cannot lnluIe tie
body IL The least, and yet | has sever Jailed 70
renew life, purify The blood and thus cleM lhe
sSS,C :! SSSiS l RSTGsTSHa
noOpla 10 each year 10 the Cafllbal sptihga, but
lhsy cal O6lalli hOgtCAl6F benefit thai by taking
ho'CAthOAq gprud6l salt Ia il,pnWdgfvd form,
such a. eau 10 procured o. Apy, dug store " thg
land, When II Ia considered that The Carlsbad
Salt costs, practically, little more than lhe
pu0,aives and Bitter Waters that are 10 tho mar.
EOls QUE AOiIlp hplng SUFFICIENT Tot nearly q
month"; all ppisOth Who keen pege with lhe
times aud dtaltv only what Il 6pjt, viii sec th4l
Il II 10 their Interest 10 use only Tie CArllbad
EAch bottle !, I, lshl blue haper cartoon W.
ngenls, on oyOiT bottle, OuB bottle mailed upon
receipt vi one dollar pf, tlh0ldlg Seizure hn1
mailed ltpo Npop Anpl lion kilhpt
\ Mtndslloh Co., Q Barclay llfeel, Now York
ic2l.fIhAl
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Amerlonn Wnge. For AmerIonn WORKING

American Wages For American WorknIen'
It Is quite possible to effect the necessary re.
ducllOLi Of our revenues without breaking down
our protective tariff or seriously inlurlng any
domestic lnduStry.-PrerttleHt HGrrISoH'S IHGug
uTdl address,
This is taking direct issue with Mr.
Cleveland, who thought It necessary
first to break down the protective tariff
and then sec how the reduction Of rev.
enucs would look, This issue was as
directly made in the campaign, and the
country, not agreeing with Mr.. Cleve'
land, gave General Harrison his oppor'
tunity to make an inaugural address
The now President is not slow TO show
tina: he knows what is expected oil
him,
President Harrison is solid on the
issue between Protection and Free
Trade, between the American policy
and the English policy. He is for bis
own countrymen first, last and all the
time.
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In many instances 1t has been proven that u.
d, b. botanic Blood Balm, made by Blood
Balm CO., Atlanta, Ga, will cure blood poison
In It's worse phases, even when oil other treat
ment falls.
A. +. BrunsOn, Atlanta Ca, writes: ~ had
u running ULCERS on one leg and on the other,
aud felt greatly prosttatOd, believe lactvally
swallowed barrel Of medicine, In vain efforts
10 cure tho disease, With little hope tnRlly
acted on the urgent advice Of friend and got y
bottle Of y, H. u. EGxpcrIGnced change, and
my despOndenCy was somewhat dSpCllcd ]
kept using II until had taken sixteen bottles,
and all tho ulcers, rheumatism aud all other
horrors OF blood poison have disappeared, and
ut last am sound aud well ngain, alter nn eX-
pcrIcnCC OF twenty years Of torture"
ROOt. Ward, Max6y, Gu, writes: "My disease
wik pIOnOgnred n tertiary form OF blood poison.
Ny IlcC, htad ana shoulders were mass OF cor
rnptIOn, and finally tho disease began eating my
skull bones. My bones achcd; my Kidneys wprO
dernpged, lost flesh and strength, and life be-
cams 4 burden. All iid must surely die, Nut
nevertheless when hRl used ten bottles OF j.
i, il, / was pronounced wpll. Hundreds OF sears
Gun now be seen on me. IhaYe now been well
oyer twelve months.
Logan 4 Co., Wholesale agents,
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nnnht lrIrhInnInr Into Hope,

And nope Into certainly, is the pleasing uahSi
ton through which the mind Of the nervous
dysroptlc invalid passes who tries course o.
Hostettcr's Stomach DlttGrS, which Is alike In
comparable and lnImltablC, Increased vitality
gain In weight, tranquility Of the nerves
sound appetite and sleep ate among the bless
lngs which 1t Is within tho beuencent power oil
this medicine to confer, and II is not surprising
TINT after acquiring this new dowry Of health
the grateful sick should sometimes utter thelI
praises OF the Bltters III terms bordering on OK
traVagauCe. "OItOl the lulncSs Of the hear
the mouth EpeakCth,n and the prOptelOrs o.
HostCttOr'B Stomach BltlerS have bomellnel
been Obliged TO suppress these eulnglums least
they should be Accused Of blowing their own
trumpet TOO loudly, For constipation, bilious
meas, kidney complaint and incipient rhOuma
tNmOhy.
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a MINI 10 Foreign Pow ers.

In his comments on our foreign re-
lations President Harrison says some
things Of special interest to France and
Germany. He deals plainly with the
Panama canal question as involving GER
tain American rights which this country,
though a little late in taking up the
question, will certainly protect.
He does not once say Samoa, but mono
the less plainly ho tells Germany that
We have some interests in the Pacific, and
We have a flag which cannot always be
insultod with impunity. Bismarck
understands English well enough to
know what this polite and diplomatic
Language means. There is to DO back.
bono in the foreign policy Of this Ad'
ministration.
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GENERAL GOFFS CAMPAIGN.
An Estimate of the West Virginia Champion
from tho National Capitol.

An Estimate OF the West Virginia Champion
from tho National Capitol.
TashingIOn Post.
Political history, II truthtully written,
will ascribe to General Nathan Golf the
honor and distinction Of having led one
OF the most gallant and successful fights
connected with the memorable contest
Of 1888. 1t so happened that tho result
OF the national contest was 80 decisive
that West yirginia's vote cut but small
figure on the face Of the returns, but a
contingency might have arisen--in fact
IL secuted imminent-by which the vote
OF Tie little State would havo turned the
scale In the Electoral College. And 1t
was an application OF Just such Contin-
pency that party plans were carefully
laid and the struggle for supremacy 80
yaliantly carried to the victorious end.
General Golf bore the brunt OF the
battle and fully maintained his reputa.
ton as a vigilant, fearless and aggressive
leader. Even bis political enemies,
since their defeat was UncOmpagsed,
have readily admitted the brilllan0y Of
his leadership. The lustre OF that bril-.
lianCy was not heightened by the Gun.
ming coupi d'clatS Of his party opponents,
but Shone oil the more brightly for the
clean. cut, open and honest methods that
characterized the contest, II was q
political battle, fought, out In clear
grounds with no odds asked or accepted
"a warfare TINT Wins tho admiration OIL
all classes,
II Is true that tue doycrnorship and
SenatoHhIp constituted an incentive TO
nut forth the best efforts, but the cen.
tral thought and desire was the placing
Of West Virginia In the column Of Re.
publican presidunt.making States. There
has been u striking testimonial to Gen:
ufal COTS leadership In the Senatorial
ilpht lusk ondod, The united, unswefv'
itig support Of tho Republican members
Of tho Assembly was given to him
throughout tho struggle. Tile Loyalty OIL
hln steadIast adherents was OF that same
earnest, ennobllnR character that made
tho devoted 80O famous at Chicago nino
years ago.
finally closed. Complications innumera-
bio confront party men on both sides
An Indications, however, point to Cen
etal Golf a. The next Governor oil the
State, lit were not for these Compliea'
tions, higher honors would be ID store
ior him, He would become In position
aa no n In fact, ono Of the few recognized
Leaders Of th5 Republican party In tlg
South, BY common consent he would
amor The Cabinet as the representative
81 M section. There would DO none TO
Bay 10 him nay.
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The inaugural Address.

General Harrison's letter Of accept
ance and his public addresses have been
marked by Clearness Of thought, compre-
hensive grasp Of subject, vigor Of ex.
preston and a literary style commanded
by few men in public life.
The same characteristics are stamped
on his inaugural address, a paper that
will compare iayorably with any that
have gone before. This and Garheld's
performance are the best inaugural nd
dresses the country has had since Lin
coins.
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WHEAT WANTED |.
Assignee Sales.


A SSIGNEE's SALE OF REAL
"A ESTATE.
by virtue Of deed Of trust executed to tho
Undersigned trustee by s, II, Boyd, on the 81 day
Of December. lSsS, aud recorded IN Deed Of
ohio county, West Virginia, said trnstcGwlii, on
~. SATURDAY, MARCH o, 1850,
sell at tho front door OF tho Court House Of Ohio
county, West VirRlula, the following described
real estate TO Wit: a certain parcel Ol real estate
situated on Wheeling Island, in the Seventh
ward Of said city OF Wheeling, Ohio county
West Virginia, bounded aud described 0s fol-
lows, to Wit: BEGINNING nj the northeast corner
Of South Front and Fink sttCetS IN raid city,
aud running thence In an CNstCrly objection
with tho north line Of said Fink btiCCt 10 low
water mark on tbs Ohio TlvGri thence running
IN nOrthcry direction upon Tho line Of said
low water mark TO tho north line Of lot No. 7 IN
the addition 10 said city called 7. tink's add.
ton 70 ZaneS Island thence running inRwCst
Orly direction with said north linC OF salh lot To
the point where the same extended incrsGCts
the cast line OF South Front street, aud thence
running with the east line OF kRld South FIdIIt
hlreGt TO the place Of beginning, being the SAINTS
property conveyed tos. u. Boyd w David Z,
irwin aud others, BY deed dated August |, 1876,
aud recorded III Deed Book No, 0j, pagO AZ OF
tho records Of tald Ohio county.
Bald sale Will commence Vt . O'Clock 4, M, Of
sud day aud Will b0 mnle on tile following
terms and conditions, 70 Wit: One'thlrd Of the
purchase money cash In hand on the day Of tale;
lnGthIrd thereof, with interest, In Nix mOntlS
from the day Of sale, aud tho residue lhegUT,
with interest In Ose year from the dny Of sale.
tho purchaser giving his notes, with good 20.
curly for the deferred payments. payablVtO Ai1
title 10 EAld property ~ further security until
said purchase money Is fully paid. Possession
Of said property win 10 given on the GFsl day Of
April, 1850 and the purchaser Will hu allowed to
pAy AZ or any part q taid deferred payments ut
iclS J. H. sOMMERvILLE, Trustee.
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the Australian system has met with
great favor in many States, In alearned
and seemingly carefully prepared work
entitled "T6e Australian Ballot system,
Mr.. John II. Wigmore, Of the Boston
bar, gives an instructive historical narra-
tive and the laws as they have been
adopted in various countries. From
this exposition it appears that the sys-
TEN Is spreading well over the world,
taking hold wherever the ballot is used.
In the preparation Of this work Mr.,
Wigmore has performed Q deCided SER
Vice,-Chdrles @. Souls, Boston,
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DIED.

CALDwELL-ALEx. H., at Cincinnati In the
10th year Of hIsNgc.
Funeral from tho residence OF his sister, Mrs. s.
Brady, No is Virginia street, Tuesday alter
noon, March 5, at 1:SO O'Clock. lntermcnt
at Greenwood.
Denver, Colorado, on Friday,
March |, 1850, ut 0 O'Clock p. IN, oil con-
sumption, Louis LiSGAMAN, IN tho G!d year
Of his ago,
Rnnnrnl nnilnn hereafter.
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
cornS, aud all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satislac-
ton, or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For sale by Logan & Co.
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PENSIONS will not suffer ut President
Harrison's hands. He says as much
and II he had said nothing the coutry
would know from his record that he
will do the right thing, No vetoes will
come from the White House now max
ing fun OF veterans disabled in the ser
vice Of their country.
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"Tor want Of a nail, a shoe was lost ;
for want Of o shoe, horse was lost toI
want Of a horse, o rider WIS lost, "
Never neglect small things. The first
signs Of pneumonia and consumption
Gun positively be checked by pr. Acker's
English Remedy for Consumption, q.
R. Goethe, h. B. Burt, 9. Menkemeller,
Logan & Go. Y
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Mr., Thomas Savage, for twenty years
in the United States Consular service in
spanish-American countries, has pre-
pared a "Spanish.AmerlCan Manual
which gives in brief compass the re.
sources, products, laws, government and
social characteristics OF those countries.
A vast amount Of information, well in
dexed, is crowded into comparatively
small compass, There are numerous
and excellent maps. The Bancroft Com
Dany, San FTdnciscO,
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DEMocRArlc politicians will not take
kindly to Congressional elections under
the acts Of Congress, but President Har'
rison is right Just the same. The whole
country is interested in every election
to Congress.
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HOW's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by taking Halls CatRrrh Cure,
FL. 6HENEY 4 Co., Prop'rs, Toledo, O,
We, the undersigned, haYe known +.
j, Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially able
to carry outany obligation made by their
firm, WEST & TRUAx,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O,
WALKING, KlNNAE & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O,
L, II, VAN HGsEN,
Cashier, Toledo National Bank, Tolcdo,0
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
Gus surfaces Of tho system. Price Zoe
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. D2w
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PRESIDENT HARRISON has this i'd
vantage, among others, over Mr.. Clevo'
land, that ho understood the tariff ques
ton before he became President, and
does not now have to take his opinions
made for him and made in a hurry.
Moreover, his heart is in the right place.
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Old Governor King, OF Maine, started
The llrst church in bath, in that stgte,
although rot famous for piety. His
amiable wife had scruples against going
In, us she was not professor Of religion,
but her husband exclaimed, Cline, wife,
jinel You're us good as ami" and
she ioincl,
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WONDERFUL stories arc told Of the
capacity Of the Washingtonians. Men
are supposed to have paid as high as one
dollar for chair to sit up in all night,
and as much as five dollars for quarter
section Of bath tub to lie in. Well,
did the visitors want the earth for moth
ing2 These are celebrating times.
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nnxsrnor Gofr,s Innugural.

Governor Colts inaugural address,
brief as It is, covers the whole case and
puts to shame the men who Obstructive
operation Of tho laws. Golf never falls
below the occasion.
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SONNET.


For NE Lnie1igaoa.
The dun, cold rain is beating in the dark,
And night Is dreaF 10 me,
llt alone, and there q none 10 mark
The sadness IN my soul when thoughts ri thee
Come 70 me Of the past. Yet well know
II II rot Just that tAh0uld thus complain.
blame thee not that In that long ago
We parted. Aud III and hear the rain
Beat dull and cold tonight, and conceal
Even from myself my thoughts and brush aWAI
What fantasies from out the past Will steal, sif
While all the SleepleSS nlght walt for day,
breathing prayer that morning will reveal
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THE great Pacific Coast had too many
iavorrte sons, and so they used each
other up. But the Pacific Coast, though
not in the Cabinet, will not DO over
lnOked.
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oft A National policy is much better
than Southern policy or a Northern
policy it is the policy Of the Presidents
oath OF office,
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TIE Republican party comes back to
control the Government in all its
branches. With power comes RESPONSE
bility, and il tho party leaders be wise
they will insure to the Republican party
an unlimited lease Of power. This Gun
bo done only by a wise discharge OF obi
cations resting on the dominant party.