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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-29
SOCIETIES


EAIRHANEN LODGE X, OF p M "a
regular meeting Tuesday. ; d. M AT
tastle Hall corner Larrahee aud Eleventh.
tend d i kiNeunrS 4. =" -, ~
:. ;. ANDERSON. K.of r. aud :.
Unity LODGE, No. i1g. LOG. T.. MEETS
ENEkf Monday night at 500 D. NJ in De
tfles nail. Larahee street Visiting mem
Ders are cordially invited to meet with AZ
A. X DoRR. Sec'y. Miss LILLIE CURRY. v. II
WARDNER HOSE No. Irregular meeting
every first and third Friday In lie
month ana regular drill every Tuesday at
- =. IA, jas. Mulrein, Capt.
BENNETT HOSE co No. l-Reaular meet-
ing every first and third Wednesday in
the month and regular drill every Friday NJ
s;m p. IN. A. Il CibSon go,
H. g Dunbar. secretary
f'ARPENTERs AND JoINERS TNIoN NJ
~ a,a viii meet at the &. 4. AZ. hall every
nonuaN hlsht \. BARR. Secretary.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-29
TO ALL POINTS EAST AND SOUT
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO
FAST EXPRESS 70 THE EAST

Leaves Tacoma. going east at G:45 "a. m
daily; arrive az Minneapolis 90 ST. Paul 5:ii
p. m. third day.
Connections made &C II. Paul aud Mime.
apolis 10 all points east. south and southeast
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-29
Steamboat Time Schedule
HOURS OF ARRIVAL AND DEPART
IRE To AND FROM FAIRHAvEN
Fairhaven and Tacoma

HOURS OF ARRIVAL AND DEPART.
IRE To AND FROM FAIRHAvEN
Fairhaven and Tacoma
STATE or WASHINGTON
Ar from Tacoma Mon. Ar at Tacoma Tue,
Nv "s sd; y T / n, 80" a., AN. Thur. Sat. 50
Ned' Y tri. $50 D. m Nv Tacoma sun Tues
Thur. y. N,
skAGIT CHIEF
Ar from Tacoma Tues Ar at Tacoma sun.
lhuf.A sat 400 y. m. Wed. 4 Fri S:.a a M,
LN Tor Tacoma sun. Lv Tacoma Tues Thr.
wed y Fri sd "a. m. Il sat BIB a m.
STEAMER FAIRnAvES
Ar from Tacoma Tues. Ar al Tacoma sum
Lv four for Ta ss1 s T a@ We'd Fri e:o Am
thur. >at. i.so PIN. 4 Fri. 5 p. m.
w.K. NERwIN
Ar from Tacoma sun. Ar at Tacoma. Mon.
Ned. Fri. lO;oO am. Thur. Il sat
Wed & Fri SEQ pm. Thur. & Fri. z NJ IN
STEAMER WASHINGTON
Ar from Tacoma sun.IAr al Tacoma No,
Nsu' ri. lu'm am. Thur 4 sat.
~ MOI iodf Tacoma sun. Ly Tacoma Tues.
"eu' tri.s 500 D. m. Thur, Il Fri. pm.
GENERAL MILES
Lx for Tacoma Tues.tLv Tacoma Mon Wad
ihuf' Y satb'm am & Fri.
CRY OF QUINCY
haven. Time Irregular.
Fairhaven and Seattle
STEAMER EASTERN OREGON
Ar ,idS from seattle Leave for seattle s:oo
Arrive at Seattle l:oo Leave seattle 500 an
a m " III
Daily except Saturday.
STEAMER wAsco
Arrive from seattle Leave Seattleg.o a ~,
pm
IDAHO
Ar from seattle Tues. Lv seattle Mon We'd
Thur, q Sat. I;aDp.m. Wed a Fri m .ocn y, -,
Ly for seattle Tues. P'''
Thur. 4 sun. s:;1
STEAMER HAssALo
Ar from seattle Mon. Iv for seattle NJ,
wed. Fri. 100 p, m. Wed.& Fri. s;.,D nm
Fairhaven, Blaine and Seattle
STEAMER sEHOME
az alshaven. Tues. Ar at Blaine. Tues |
Ihur sun s;'1 a m Thur 4 sun liam
p ~ f"'r"a''n' -" II y s esiq T l9opm
LvFarhaven for seat seattle all I ISS u Tor
w. va" III Ar at Seattle next |
day 800 m
Fairhaven, Blaine and Tacoma
ELIZA ANDERSON
AT from Tacoma Thur. Ar at Tacoma Tues
Ly for Tacoma Tues. LS Taco Tacoma ma" Red d. 4
huf. 8 y. IN. Fri An m
Ar from Blaine sun Iv for Elaine sunaa |
500 a. m On nm """"S |
IarnaVen' vancouver and Tacoma
STEAMER PREMIER
Ar from Tacoma Wed.lLv for v.nco,,,.o. |
and Sat. 500 "a. M Wed 4 Sal ~ |
Ar from NancouverIIy for Ta"on,., Il, MI nm
Mon. & Thur. IO:45 & Thur. n "a N n n,
AZ y, ~ "; N, Ar at Tacoma Tues 4 |
- ~ sahV"uNef wed LN Vancouver Mon |
an" sat aud Thur. 400 D. m
fairhaven and Port Townsend
sEHoME
ar from Pt Townsend Ly for ~ To,o.o.,a
Tues. Thur. 4 sun Tues Tbur 81.
49, d. ~ ':5 p. m.
n AZ ~; townsend Lv Pt.Townsend Mon |
iissn =, m"i' sun Wed. Sat. IL night
POINT ARENA
hr tues Ihur X sat. Lv for Port Townsend
via the Islands Mon /
Wed. & Fri. 900 p. m.
Fairhaven and Blaine
STEAMER BRICK
Ly for Blaine daily altar from Blaine al
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-22

TOR sALE-A FAMILY OR EX.
J. rEEz3 kDrte. WEIGHS 40 po1hds, bright
6sy, doutIs GATED, 6 Jesrs old, very fsnile tnt
not s'rah ofeAn God IITls. A6d'ess, CLAR-
ESCE z. pOHuEG. Hsihanr. ". VI mn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-22

The Louisville Commercial presents
the mea! Of tue tariff question in refer
ring 10 the claim OF Mr. Gladstone and
other high authorities on economic sub.
jec's that the profits upon protected in
dustsies are no greater than those upon
the uuprotectcd-in other words, the
manufacturers OF Free Trade England
make just "a large profits aa the manu-.
facturers Of protected America. This
result, sayn our contemporary, ia in &C.
CordanCe with common Henge and com
mon observation. Whenever tine profits
in any branch OF business arc very large,
people Immediately rush into that bust.
ness and it is extended till large produc.
ton compels the cutting down OF profile.
In cases where there are apparent cx.
Ceptiona TO this rule 1t will be found that
the exception is because the manufac.
turers in those cases have control OF val.
liable patents, and as lopgas their patents
last they have monopolieg. ANY policy
which will transfer large branches OF in
dustry to this country is n good one.
When We import articles from another
country VIC import labor and farm pro-
ducts In a concentrated form, and we in.
iilct competition upon u laborcrs aud
our farmers 10 that extent. When we
make articles here our labor and farm
products, which feed the labor, arc con.
centratCd In them, and the more we
make here tho greater tho demand for
orr labor and farm products. ANY tom.
porary increase In price which follows
tho imposition Of 4 protective duty Is
rid OF 10 0 o as tho duty accomplishes
It's purpose in establishing new indus.
tries. The higher prices in comparison
with foreign prices that prevail here do
not represent larger profits 10 mnnufac.
turers. but better living to workingmen.
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q

tho millions Of people wheee bowels arc not
rFular-timc should not be lost and Immediate
attention should he given, or seriou results Will
FOLLOW, such us inflammation OF tho Bowels
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C~LARHsBURG PAIR.
Prospects for n VERY suec-s,fai Exhibition
UInn AttKnGtlnnL

Prospects for n VERY suec-s,faiE Exhibition.
Pine Attractions.
| Spleicl Cara: oaielz Of Nk TAlliCeaur.
C~LAgEssuRG, v. Va, August 9.-The
twenty.iourth annual fair Of the West
Virginia Central Agricultural and Me-
chanical Society which takes place at the
grounds Of The Society in this city Sep.
TENDER ., 3 and 1, bids fair TO be the most
successful exhibition ever given by the
Society. Applications for space has been
60 gTea. that the grounds will be taxed
to accommodate all the applicants. All
railroads entering the town will run
special and regular trains direct to the
grnunds a. reduced rates OF fare.
The premiums this year exceed those
OF any former year. The races will be
exceptionally fine, as good purses have
been offered which hayeinduced owners
OF first clsss runners and trotiers to ente,
their stock.
On the two Last days Of the fair Prof.
Dennis, a well known Groraut, will
make an ascension in the mir ship
Monarch" making a parachute jump
from the balloon at an altitude OF about
1000 feet.
Prcsent indications are that the
town will be crowded 10 excess each day
OF the fair. and that all yisitoIs will 20
away satisfied.
The o~ficeIs Of the Society are A. Il.
Osborn, PreaideEt; John Lowe, Vice
President: II. 81. Thompson. Secretary
T. s. spates, Treasurer, and J. W. Thorn
and 0. A. AMMAN, Committee Of Arrange.
ments.
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uen rls1Rlr ruLlrlcs.
Gsn. Corr Will not Kan Hsdsr % Cifesm'
staness-CIin1rd's C~aniidaeJ.

stanets-C1if0rd's CandldAeJ.
Eszea! Cornto14Nu Of ~ Ia114snaJ.
C~Llxz4scRG, ". Va, August 90
The Republican Congressional notnina.
ton Is exciting sTea. !nteres. here, frss
on account Of the uncertainty rs TO
whether General Coz will ALLOW bis
name 10 be used, and secondly on ac-
coun: Of the report that II he does not
many Of his supporters TILL faTof Clifford.
Eaid 4 prominent Republican yester.
day-"I am positive tha: before going
away, a few days since, General God 10.
formed ZONE OF his mos; trusted friends
tha. under no circumstances Eould be
cnnsen. 10 accept the ~nSnina!ioa; tha.
bis business afTiirs AMI sickness In his
family male Il impossible for him N
enter the campaign. know, moreover,
thA. many, and very many, too, o! his
friends favor Clifford In case the General
cannot b. induced 10 change his dsci.
sion. Clifford Ba rising man, young,
smart, active, q brilliant Lawyer and
fluent speaker. He Ia an lfiAhman, and
would beside polling the solid Rspub!t.
can vote oil this portion oil the district
draw hundreds OF voted from the Demo.
craft, in fac. / believe he would poll
the almos. entire Iriah vote. do not
know how other paT.s Of the district
will 20, bu! ! know that he eau carry
,hi. portion oYerwhelmiDgly. Of course,
though, II General Golf viii run | an
for him irat, Lac, and all the time"
Your correspondent met Mr. Clifford
on the street yesterday and asked him:
"iiox abou. the Congregational nom!na-
ton ?"
He said: "I am for General Gof. l
know my name has been mentioned
here, bu, | cannot sccep. 1t. ! have
worked up a good Law practice and poll.
tics are ticklish things. II elected /
might 20 To Washington a couple Of
years, drop my practice, and At tho end
OF my term ind come other q had
my clients while / would have to begin
life all over again, no; it's probably a
nice thing to have the honor OF being a
Congressman, and / appreciate the
efforts Of my friends in my behalf, bat
TIA tno rich for me; give !. 10 come man
who can afford It."
So,xi,hatanding all 4lr. Clifford may
Say, IL ia certain that the feeling among
Republicans in bis favor ia increasing,
and that II the delegates really express
the will oil the maturity Of Hepublicans
he will enter the convention az tie can.
didate Of the Harrison delegates.
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.ga.e contention into 4 nass meeting.
Thsreupdn, / protested azainst this rsT.
o~lu.ionl,y and rsbellious proceeding In
behalfot ny people without effect. 4
motion not 70 Instruct Our delegates 10
the Senatorial Convention prevailed.
Tie motion vas made By Sol. Cunning.
ham himself. One delegate from each
dI.ric! favorable 70 him was appointed
with altsrnates favorable TO ne, and /
declined 10 defe1. pendle.on's claim by
conesting this outrage in the Senatorial!
Convention, and requested that my
name be no. presented there. These
are the plain, unyarniAhed facts which
none Of these con,pIratoh dsrs deny
| leave results with my fellow Demo
rraN."
It will be observed tina. Mr.. Penny
b1cker Is "loaJed for bear" and tha: the
Democratic situation in the distne: Il
decidedly unhealthy. The outcome
will he watched for with in.srest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-22
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

II ia not often men enter suit for holes,
but three Taunton, OLE citizens have
managed to collec. $1,000 by that pro.
ceas from q telephone company that put
eight post holes without permission on
their land.
During neither Of President fIa1rison's
Visits to Boston Was wine offered him at
OF the public dinners, and the Adrer-
tiSer thinks they may prove a precedent
for future municipal and State recep-
tons down Eat.
Snow still remains on the ground in
the Yosemite region. Many mountains
in the Sierras are a.ill covered twenty
feet deep and the result Is that the melt.
Ing snow keeps the streams full and the
waterfalls are superb.
Gen. FranciB G. Barlow, who led the
column Of assault at ~Spottsylyabia Court
House, has publicly and with much
vlgor taken a stand in opposition to that
represented by General Alger on the
subject oil dependent pensions.
One Of the attractions OF New York ia
tho monkey market, where hundreds OF
sa!lora repair every week to dispose OF
monkeys and parrots which they hnye
brought from tropical countries. The
ltaliang are among the principal buyerB.
A prominent Denver man got married
the other day. With somewhat unnec.
essary detail the dispatch sent out stated
that he married u Colorado woman.
The demon oil mischief who is always
about on such occasions caused the dis
patch 10 read that he had married a
"colored woman"
The National Electric Light Associa-
ton, n OF the largest bodies OF tho
kind in the country, ia going 10 hold it's
convention next week at Cape May,
when several hundred electricians and
capitalists from all over the country are
expected 10 be present. The Association
representa- an invested capital OF about
Sl25. 100000.
Old Nicholas LuniRg, oil San Francisco,
Who died the other day worth Sl5, ODO,.
goo, ws very grasping and miaerly.
Some time ego. an acquaintance who
met him noticed that he looked ycry nm.
happy. "What Is tho matter, Mr..
LuninS?" he asked. Matter enough
growled the old millionaire, eve pot
lying idle in the bauk because
| cant loan It anything over six per
cent"
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Prdueer
sUppoSoon
Islheri.
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Tho STATE Committee In III. Campaign.

eN@HS
Nr. Z. F. Meighen, o! Marshall, the
newly chosen Chairman Of the Republi.
can State Committee, is an experienced
politician OF grea. intustry and zeal. In
the campaign nowfairly opened be will
contribute all that one man can 10 party
aucceAs. The superior OF Mr. Atkinson,
az Secretary, cannot be found. He
knows the State and its people and IN.
ders.ands the work which a Secretary
has 10 90.
There ia very much, however, that
ought TO be done in the way Of orgsni.
zation which cannot be expected Of the
Chairman and secretary. Every mem.
Der OF the committee should fee! That a
responsibility rests On him, not only
with regard to the general work Of the
committee bu. in respect OF the orsani-
cation in the particular district which
he Representa-.
It is too much the custom OF commit.
tecmen 10 Icy on the chairman and
sccretary the whole burden and re-
sponsibility. II this we're what the
party expected, 1t would do away with
the committee and throw the entire
load ontwo men. The way to achieve
Republican Euccess in West Virginia is
for every Republican to work. Mem
hcrs o. the State committee, by reason Of
the special work entrusted to them, are
under special Obligation to be up and
doing all through tho campaign.
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The case Of the woman known az Dor
Hsnlin, charged with stealing dis
monds, Is In the highes. degree discred'
table TO the police department Of tbii
city.
AZ The Chief OF Police explains in de-
Tense oil d~eierseless conduct, the woman
was in custody seven days withou. being
a prisoner. The Chief desires II 10 be
unders.ood tina, with the very bea: In
tentions, yet without warrant OF Law, he
KEEP. the accused under his thumb.
charged with a felony, yet no. permitted
10 conauIt counsel i'll. yet no: permitted
10 have 3 physician in no sense right
fully under bis control, yet not allowed
10 speak 10 a newspaper Ieporte. thai
her case nigh. be brought beforeth the bal
Of public opinion.
The woman has been kept in Eeclu'
sion, under du'css, forced TO do wha'
the police reqcired her to do. 10 saJ
what /. suited their purposes for her .t
Sly TO the public. Instead OF being in 1
hospital, where she should be. she ha'
been Transferred from the city lookup
to the county Jail. The police have
made themselves her counsel, physician
guardian and coniessor.
Is Wheelinzi in South America, Russii
or Turkey that public officers may Dc
such things without being scourged will
the lash Of the public indignation?
The case looks ell the more scandal
GUS because OF the rank atmosphere o
blackmail which surrounds it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-22

The excitement caused by this inhu-
man monster is scarcely equaled by
that produced by the great discovery Of
DR.. Miles-the Restorative Nervine. 1t
speedily cures nervous prosiration,
change OF life, pain, dullness and confu-
sion in head, fits, sleeplessness, the
blues, neuralgia, palpitation, monthly
pains, etc. Mr.. John S. Wolf, druggist,
Of Hillsdale, Mich; Talbot and Moss,
Of Greensbnrg, Ind, and A. W. Black
burn, oil Wooster, o.. Say that 1.-THE
Nervlne sells better than anything we
ave sold, and gives universal satisfac.
tion." Dr.. Miles new illustrated treat
ise on the Nerves and Heart and trial
bottle free at The Logan Co.'s drug
store. MwFtw-4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-22

TuE Pit,ahurgh Disautch ia Usually a
reliable newspaper, bu. II it wants TO
maintain that reputation II should be
more careful in editing TIA telegraphic
reports. For inBtsnce, yeaterday'a Di.
patch. in giving an account OF the West
Virginia Republican convention, in
formed it's reaiera that the pialioim
adopted a. MArtinsburg "cOnlemm the
National Administration, the Mckinley
bill and tho recen! silver law" or
course, there was Il mistake in Transmit
ting the telegram, bu.the intelligentindl-
yidual who handles our contemporaries
news in the Pittsburgh Office ought to
know that Yves. Virginia Republicans
nre mot built that way"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-22

Spoefa! Corrobohdl"te " The fnh.ligeHar.
CL4EEspcrG, W. Va, August co.
The annual campmeetins OF the Metho.
dist Episcopal Church OF this district,
which begins at Shinnston next Sunday,
will be largely attended. Special trains
will be run from Norgantown, Fair.
mont, Weston, Buckhannon, ClarkBburg
and many other points, and large mum.
bers OF persons have signifad their in.
tention Of taking advantage. OF the iacili.
ties offered to attend what has been
known during past years as the most
notable gathering of hethodists in the
stpfa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-22

WIEN the Wheeling E>giter said, In
1857, tha. Hon. Daniel Z. Lucas was "a
chronic kicker aad boiler" and tina.
"Democrs,s would not hold him and hla
followers guiltlegs" Tor their actiora
then, thrcc.iourths OF the Democratic
party In Weg, Virginia Baid amen
1. will be interesting TO note the grace
with which the swallow q superb dish oil
crow next November.
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TO MAKE YOU SMILE.

"And that stout son Of yours, whit ia
he doing?" Hes a hammock tester"
There are a good many things that 90
without saying, but woman is not one OF
them.
There's no n takes moro pleasure In
driving good bargain than the man who
has recently purchased a good trotting
horse cheap. %
~Hsnry-llaye you a standing account
at Trustem's?" mo; it's a running
one. fonder comes .Trustem now.
Good.by."
~ never realized what was meant by
fingers Of %scorn,n said ayoung Washing.
ton man, until l proposed 10 n deal.
mute and was rejected"
In one OF tho Massachusetts insane
asylums is IN old newspaper reader who
was put there after he had spent two
years travelling up and down the coun.
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A Dsmocrn,le Kick In psndlston County

A Democratic Kick In pcndieton County.
Hon. ]. Ed. Pcnnybacker, OF pcndlc-
ton county, wan a candidate for the State
Senate before tho Democratic Conyen-
ton OF that district, but alter q come.
what bitter experience he Is ready TO
freely acknowledge that he who builds
his hopes on human promises does not
always realize them. In u letter written
10 tho pendleton Ne,rs SIr. r~cnnyhacker
tells tho story OF how he was beaten out
OF tho nomination by methods Iesorted
to by "band OF conspirators," as he
lovingly calls his Democratic brethren.
-Four districts had instructed their dele.
gates TO vote In the county convention
for an Enforcement Of MI. fennybackcr's
candidacy. All tho other delegates were
for him and he was asaurcd that the
endorsement would be unanimous, as
Sol. Cunningham, tho only other pos.
Bible candidate, told him he would sup
port him. Then Mr.. Pcnnybnckcr
mounted his horec and rode oyer tho
district announcing tho fact and aecur-
INK lots OF pledges Of tho strength OF 1t.
Tho day Of the county convention ar.
rived and most Of the delcgatcg wore on
hand. WIS! subsequently occurred we
will allow MI. tennybacker 10 tell In
his own language:
THE 9th came. Most OF tho delegates
assembled. Then the JeiFcrsonian Dem.
ocrat Sol. Cunningham, with his coteric
Of marplo;a aud fire brands, Pete Warn.
ataI, Jake LIinklc, Frank Priest md
Henry Keialer, j., were seen on the
streets button holins delegates In the In.
terest OF Sol. Cunningham. But finding
Il useless they secretly concocled tho
scheme 10 defea. tho will Of tho people
uolmnly expressed in district meeting by
resolution. Tho bell was rung, n lot OF
boilers, not delegates, were rushed into
tho meeting. llarnan lIincr was called
to tho chair, md John Byrd, no. a dele.
gate was made secretary. Before the
delegates were fairly awake 10 tho Bitun.
ton, upon motion Of peto WarnstaG,
upon u promiscuous vote, instead
Of by districts, taken viva voice,
participated in by tho bystand.
era, no committee Of credentials,
basis Of representations or any other
organizations, these servanta OF the
people violated their instructions and
their honor MS men by resolving q dol.
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try In . vain endeavor 10 be on hand in
time 10 see . theoYJ explode.

TINE 10 see = theo!J e1pIOoe.
Mrp. B:obson-The,e's another bill
from Eepgot,. lam afraid he Is getting
uneasy" Mr. Blobson-"That's 10. l
must step in tomorrow and order seme
more goods"
Ale vas the most een.leninly high.
rayman ] ever encountered" an
wh.. nsy7" "He stole $50 in bills
from me, and then In a spirit Of generos-
lily paid me S for my watch.
wai.er-"wlll you gentlemen have
your coffee now or later orr Guest
1--WE will take Il right now" Waiter
~ was going.o say II you wanted 4. right
away, you will have TO wait abou. bali
an horI"
"shall married women teach?" ask
the Cincinnati Board oil Education
They shall. they will, they do. Day By
day and honr by hour they teach th.
married men more things 10 heaven anC
Earth than arc dreamed Of In bachelor
philosophy.
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Merit Wins.

We desire to Say to our citizens, that
for years We have been selling DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Or.
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica
Salve and Electric Bitters, and have
never handled remedies that sell as we'll,
or that have given such universal satis-
faction. We do not hesitate to guaran-
tee them every time, and We stand ready
to refund the purchase price, II satisiac-
tory results do not follow their use.
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely on their merits.
Logan Drug Co., druggists. l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-22

The Grant Monument committee in
New York has passed a resolution pro.
testing against-the removal OF General
Gran.'s remains 10 Washington, and
charge that the entire country would
look upon guch removal as a Dissertation
OF the great hero's grave. The entire
couatry would do nothing Of the kind.
On the contrary It ia dipgusted with
New York's neglect Of the monument
project md Is anxious 10 see the renains
taken in charge by the Nation and aguit.
able monument erected over them.
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Where Women Are Mt u Discount,

Eah Fh'dI B'a'hinston.
Sunday School Teacher trying to in.
tere.. herself in Hop Lungs rela,iTes)
~ suppose you sometimes feel home.
sick and long TO go back TO China, Hop
Lung. How many we're there in your
fsmily?"
Hop Lung-"Fader, mudder, one, tive,
thlee, four bother"
Teacher-Had you no sisters?"
Hop Lung Observation-Disclosures? Yes,
course, some-maybs TWO, maybe thlee
never eoUntee them"