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ShIIo's consumption Cure.

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few doses invariably cure the worst cases of
Cough Group and Bronchitis, while its won
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without parallel in the history of medicine.
Since its first discovery it has been sold on
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81 If your Lungs are sore, Chest or BACK
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Sold by Kalteyer 81 Son. 10 ly
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Available Remedy.

letter from S. p, Wardwell, Boston, says
81 used Clark's Extract of Flax ,Papfllonl
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Extraordinary Bone Scratching,

Herbert Sperry, fremont, H., had erysipe-
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PEOPLE EVERYWHERE

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s1rCK1,EN,s aRNrCA sALvE.

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Good Advice, Showing Result.

SOOu ADVICE, SnO"lnR nSSulI'
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a.
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Answer Tnis Question

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AN ENGINE FOR SALE.

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pREsToN,S HE'D AXE.

Judge J. II. McLeary, .eX-Atty Genl OF
Texas and Past G rand Master of Masons, says:
SIT CHed-AkeI is the best medicine for head
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-03

On Tuesday next the true Democrat
will vote his party's ticket straight
from top To- bottom. IL is the principle
before the man this year more than ever
before but were it the man before the
principle the Democratic ticket from
top to bottom would still be worthicr of
support than the Republican ticket
Judge LrcA> head, the ticket for the
Office of Supreme Judge In legal aot-
ity he g., the acknowledged superior OF
his opponent, Judge REYNOLDS, and
the peer OF any iurist iu the State. Per
sonally hc is pure man and though
long in public life, his integrity has
never been questioned
A. TO the Congressional candidate In
this district, as ia the other districts OF
the state, the same things may be said
Mr.. WURnAED has acknowledged the
superior ability OF Mr. PENpLEroN by
refusing to meet him before the people
Of Wheeling after two trials in the conn
try districts. though Mr.. HUrEAED first
proposed the joint debate feature OF the
campaign. An altogether personal
warfare has been waged against Mr.
PrxpLrroN by his opponents because
they cannot fight him on the issues OF
the campaign. These lying personal
filings at Mr.. PENpLEroN have less than
no weight with people who are person
auv acquainted with both candidates
and among such they will make Mr.
PrvpLEroN votes. Personally Mr..
PrxprrroN is a lawyer Of great ability
and learning. a debater whom Mr.. HUB
u,Rp dared not meet i'm Wheeling and
, man whose integrity has never been
brought in question. lie is man OF
tho neople and a Democrat from the
ground up. ,,
Asto the Legislative ticket Of this
.onntv and Senatorial district il is SUI
perior to that placed in opposition to 1t
NV the Republicans, on every point AZ
,.sne. Every man on this portion OF
,ho democratic ticket has been weighed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-03
Hen CAN'T UNDERSTAND.
The Slight Appreciation which M"st Men
Have for the Woes oil Women.

Inc SnEnt Appreciation Hnitn NUM- h'h
Have for the Woes OF Women.
\ prominent lady OF New York City, VINO was
entertaining some friends at her home recent
". became considerably aroused at the remarks
Of gentleman, who spoke OF women as the
"weaker sex" Strengthening herself up, she
said:
'.You call US the weaker sexl' Perhaps be-
cause we suffer Do you not know, sir, that
women suffer in a manner that men cannot un-
derstands No man, unless he be a doctor, and
ans suiferings She makes few complaints.
Sometimes she will admit that she has head
ache. sometimes that her nerves are out OF order
and most women would rather suffer agony IN
silence. than acknowledge their Suilerings, or
make those miserable about them
There is IA world OF truth in the above re-
marks and they show how essential IL Is FOR
women in all stages OF life TO fortify themselves
by right living. good food, and gentle stimu.
lants. The best physicians have declared, and
most women have learned that pure whiskey
taken in moderation. Is by far the best manner
OF relieving the weaknesses and depressions 10
which they are subject. II is this which has
made Duny's Pure Malt Whisky so wonder
fully popular with both men and women. Per
fectly pure, containing properties possessed by
no other known whiskey, and producing effects
upon the health and life which no other means
have ever been able 10 accomplish, IL stands. rs
il deserves to stand, unrivalled among the com.
nonsense remedies OF the present day. II
should be borne IN mind, however that only
pure whiskey should under any circumstance
be used and that DuGy'> Malt is acisuowl
edged by both physicians and chemists 20 be-
absolutely the best. ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-03
TO DEMOCRATS
Forewarned Is Forearmed.

Democrats are being appealed to daily
by some Of the Republican candidates
for the Legislature and their hired
clacQuers to give them a complimentary
vote on the ground that it makes no
difference who is elected, and at the
same time urging their own people to
vote the Republican ticket straight from
top to bottom. These people are guilty
OF the grossest deception.
The coming session of the State Leg
islature will be the most important held
for years. The new census requires a
redistrictlng Of the State for Congress
men and State Senators. The Republi-
can party of test oath and registration
infamy, whereby half the voters Of the
State were disfranchised, are making a
desperate effort TO capture the Legisla-
ture. II they get control of it
all Democrats and independent
voters can rest assured that Speaker
REEDS significant words uttered at
Pittsburg, to LET Us DO OUR OWN
p--rSu,p NrrroN- or-p OWN COTrN-rr-
ING, OUR OWN CERTIFICATION, IS
will be enforced without delay, aud that
the State will be so gerrymandered that
the Republican bosses will control and
elect L. 5. Senators and Congressman
for the next ten years.
1t is for these reasons that Republi-
can candidates for the Legislature want
vOnr votes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-03

Special telegram % ne Reqls'sr.
TUNNErLroN. November At the
beginning Of the campaign great things
were expected of Edward Startzinan
T}iO,t. better known as "th0 boy OSG-
tor" and the Republican Executive
Committee billed Eddie 90 speak I'm
every school house in Preston county,
expecting the people 20 turn out and
hear him explain how tariff is not a
tax. But the old farmers aud laboring-
men did not take kindly Co the youth.
They refused 20 accept his >ophistry
and rehaShed speeches from the Con-
grCsSion0l Record.
The repeated failures of the people 70
come out and hear him speak has SO
disheartened ex-senator Dawson that
he is now confined TO his room with a
severe case of ''What a fall was there,
my cOuntrymen.' Never in the history
of Preston county politics has a man
been SO OutragcOuSly Snuooed 10y MS
party as ex-senator Dawson. The same
can be said of Senator Woricy.
A bitter war is being wagcd in the
camp of what NAV De- termed the Daw-
sonites and the HeermaniteS. rs TO who
shall control the spells Of office. The
latter element are master OF the field
and have completely routed the Dawson
ties. Herman represents Goh' while
Dawson bows the knee 90 EiSins and
Mason. 10 is o pretty fight. which mas
resulted in a number OF independent
Republicans announcing themselves IN
opposition 10 the Republican county
ticket.
Doodle is their only con>oung hope
for fun vote for Hartman.
Oh. -, f,..... t.afa
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'NEIrr EEF0HN is not Tree traI
Eikins at Morgantowu

Srscil, C0vepoHd-acs or ~ asgts'sf.
NoEGANrowN.W November L.
ElkinS. the apostle of protection has
come and gone. He read a long, iaoori-
Gus paper ON the tariff Yesterday even
ing m Academy Hall. He is rich man
and capitalist: the triumph OF kepuo-
lican principles means an iucalcuiaole
augmentation OF his accumulated MIL
lions and he can well AFFORD 10 favor the
theory OF protection.
lie touched first on the silver bill. said
that il was passed by the Republican
party. and that the price of oats, corn,
wheat aud barley had advanced m con-
sequence: that the prosperity OF the
country IS due largely 10 the action or
the Republican party IN this particular
and that the assets should be charged 10
tho same. lie concluded this division
of his paper by saying that the Repub-
hcan party had inspired hope. Induced
confidence and saved the country-that
IFS influence could De felt In the air,
where he went of and left &c.
His second division was the Mckin-
lev bin. which. the reader predicted
would De claimed In future As a direct
or Indirect result of Democratic lesiS-
lation. May God forbid, Tie then laid
his paper aside for few minutes and
broke forth In a bitter, vindictive strain
of infammarOry war references, and rep
resented the Ideal Republican as main
tanning his rights with q muSSet IN one
hand aud the constitution in the other.
His audience pitied him here. but shed
no tears. His next break was truthful
but unintentional when he ac6nowlcds-
ed that the tariff is tax.
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DRASS TENDERS,
Brass Fire Sets.
\ large line OF styles and prices just opened
NESBITT 81 BRO,
no2vSTh 1912 Market street
CEALED PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC PRINTING
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
CHARLESTON. November |, 1920.

J
Sealed proposals will be received by the Com
sioners of Public Printing, at the Auditor 5
office Capitol Building. in the city Of Charles
ton, until Thursday, December 18th. 1890, ~ II
O'Clock noon. for supplying the State Of West
Virginia with Stationery and Printing Paper
aud for the execution OF Public Printing and
binding for two (2) years from the second
Wedne day in January, 1891. Each proposal
must be accompanied by bond executed ac-
cording 10 law by the bidder, with AT least two
good and sufficient sureties residing IN this
State. in the penal sum OF ten 90 thousand
dollars for all State Printing. and in the penal
sum Of tgo ~ thousand dollars for all State
Binding and in the penal sum OF five 81 thou.
sand dollars for furnishing Printing Paper and
Stationery, conditioned upon the faithful per
formance OF said contract. No bid unaccom-
panied by such bond will be- entertained by TIE
Board OF Commissioners Of Public Printing.
Estimates Of the work to be done OF material 10
be furnished, together with blank forms for
proposals. Nc., will be furnished by the Com
missioncrs OF Public Printing upon application.
The Commissioners are required 10 receive sep
arate bids for the Printing, Binding and Print
ing Paper. including Stationery. The contract
shall DE awarded TO thu lowest responsible bid
der for the same. respectively, unless there Is
responsible bid for the whole which is less tran
the aggregate amount OF the lowest separate
bids in which case the contract shall be
awarded to such lowest bidder for the whole
All proposals must be made upon the printed
blanks furnished by the Commissioners Of Pub
lie Printing.
The Board reserves the right 10 reject any or
all bids Z. +. DUFFY.
President Board OF Commissioners
no33awt Of Public Printing.
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Faulkner at Home.

Sgecid! Correspondence Of he Register.
MARrINsBURG, November To-day
and tonight witnessed what is practi-
cally the closing of the Democratic
campaign in Berkeley county as far as
speaking is concerned by two immense
Democratic meetings at IedgeSville IN
the afternoon and in this city tonight,
TO hear our eloquent Junior Senator
Charles J. Faulkner discuss the issues
Of the daY. 5. w. Walker, Chairman OF
the Democratic County Executive Com
mittee introduced him. While Mr..
Faulkner'S voice was not at its best, il
filed every portion of the Court House
without trouble. The speech was a
mastery exposition of the Nc
Kinley, force bill and other nefariouS
measures passed by Congress. He
showed up the arguments of McSSrS.
Golf and ElkinS, and exposed their hol-
lowneSS in way that did not reflect
much credit ON those gentlemen. He
also paid his respects to Rev. George
Hartman by showing how the interests
of the farmer and laborer were taken
care of when the reverend was mem
bere of the Legislature, where every
vote he cast was for the benefit Of mon
opolieS, and the Scriptural words seemed
to apply, by their deeds ye shall know
them" That most infamous OF all
measures, the attempt Of Quay, Smith
Atkinson and other Republican bosses
TO COLOMBO the state, was then taken
up, and all of that iniquitiouS scheme
exposed, which was TO destroy and per-
vert the will of the people; nor has it
been denied that such was their inten-
ton. When Mr. Faulkner closed he
was presented with a lovely bouquet by
the ladies, of which there were quite
Il number in attendance.
Senator Faulkner spoke for two
hours. He denies emphatically the as
Sertion of Mr.. Elkin, that he said in his
speech at ElkinS, that the laboring man
pays the government tax of Sl27 a
year on clothes. MIR. Faulkner says,
that Mr.. ElkinS did not even hear his
speech. That he (Nlr ElkinS) told him
that he came into the hall for a few mo-
mentS; but as he (Mr. Faulkner was
going for milliOnaireS, mOnOpOlies, etc,
and the room was very hot. il was most
too warm for him. 50 he left.
The prospects of democratic victory
in Berkeley were never brighter.
The party is aroused and it never was
more harmonious. and Tuesday she will
roll back in the Democratic column Ly
sending K. Lamon and c. \. Weycr, to
the legislature, \. Parks to the State
Senate, and roll up good maiorites for
Wilson and Lucas. Mr.. Faulkner stat
ed to your correspondent that the pros
pect for a Democratic victory could not
be better All the places he has visited
he has found the party harmonious and
working shoulder to shoulder.
,-.7r,. F.. q, , =,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-03

a VOTE for a Republican Congress
man this year means vote to sustain
the trusts and monopoleS in their plum
dering Of the American people under
cover Of the war tariff.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-03

NNNNeNNfcf =
There is still good demand for all
kinds Of wool. Prices are unchanged,
though il is TO be said that the sellers
in the principal markets predict higher
values before January l. The manu-
facturers, as a rule, are understood to
be well supplied, and the dealers gen
orally report lower stocks than usual AT
this time of year. There has been so
little wool offered ut Melbourne that
prices have not rs vet been eStab-
lished, ana consequently the American
market is not being affected by any out
side influence. The demand for Texas
and Oregon woods has improved, As they
will ia part take the place of noilS,
which are excluded by the tariff. Ohio
and Michigan supplies are being taken
as fast rs they are offered. There is a
fair trade I'm territories, Of which the
worSted mills are good buyers. The
supply OF Australian woods is not large,
and there is little difficulty in diSpoSiug
of them at current quotations. II is
hard for dealers TO fiji orders in some
grades.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-03
Roberts Roasted.
RosBY'S Rock, w. Va. November /.
r.. n E.gefr. =, . ~ yl..f.fl.

RoSBY'S Rock, w. Va. November /.
To ne Editor Of the RegisiT.
The Independent Republicans are
greatly agitated and stirred up over
the notice the Republican County Com
mittee are displaying on the eve of
election as to certain promises that Mr..
r. 5. Bonar, Independent candidate for
County Clerk, should have made to d.
A. Dorsey, and more than one Republi-
can was heard to remark that if these
were the kind Of lies that the Republi-
can County Committee was going to re-
sort TO, by the eternal they would vote
for Mr.. Dorsey. Besides, we consider
him better representative of the farm
ers' interest than Bill Roberts is, any
how.
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There are
many white soaps,
III

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
Just as good as the Ivory
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
lis sold everywhere.
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DIED.

FLETCHER-Saturday, November /, 1890 at
8 o'clock p. m. NELLIE. youngest daughter Of
Albert and Mollie Fletcher aged years and $
months.
Funeral from the residence Of her parents,
No. -. Alley Il. this (Monday) afternoon at
o'clock Friends Of the family are invited to
attenA. Interment AT Peninsula cemeterv.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-03

NorE for PENDLEroN. Tie doesn't
want to "Sit along side Of the men who
made the Mckinley bin. and he doesn't
want To- vote for Tow REED as Speaker
OF the next House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-03

A VOTE for q Democratic Congress
man this year is vote for wider mar
kets for our industries, lower prices for
the ncccssaries of life and for increased
prosperity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-03
nUnnARD'S FLING AT run FAR1IERS,

HUBBARD'S FLING Al ihL FARM ciSS'
When I go talking about the tariff in
this way my friends LAY; Don't you know
sIr. Blaine said that the Mckinley bill
didn't open "a market Tor single bushel of
wheat or a single barrel OF pork - Now
my friends. will you tell me how many
bushels of wheat are exported from wheel
ing. or how many barrels Of pork Mr.
Ha5Bqrrs Srssci n 1is Eigih Ward WsineS
dey Frlrf4q Oct T.
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Dovener at West Union.
Sn.cill T.Lllrln l0 fhs R.l.Esr.

WEST UNION, W VA, November l..
Hon. b. b. Dovenor filled the appoint
meut of Gen. Gof here this afternoon.
His audience consisted Of Democrats rs
well as Republicans. but his failure TO
convince a single Democrat is apparent.
lie vainly tried TO ridicule the West
Union Record by making garbled quo
tatiouS from it and wanted % know why
It's editor didn't send a set OF lobbyists
down 20 Washington 10 work against
the Mckinley bill, etc.
His speech was a series of Republican
admissions AN the way through aud
lie was compelled 20 admit the Demo
cratic theory that the tariff is tax aud
the consumer pays it. He Illustrated
this by the old broadcloth story. He
said an importer of broadcloth goes
over to England aud buys 500 worth of
cloth add pays for it; as hc comes home
through the United States custom agent
charges him $50 and then he
puts ON profit OF 100 per cent,
which then costs him Sl6j. He
then SAYS the wholesale merchant
comes along aud refuses % buy OF him
because he was not loyal enough To buy
home manufactures, aud goes of aud
buys of them and puts the money into
their pockets. our people graSped the
idea i'm minute and were more con-
SciOuS Of the fact than ever before that
the consumer has the duty 90 pay In
deed, the wiry little speaker admitted
as much Outside of the chairman
there was but one old farmer who en-
loved the speech, which fell Hat on the
balance Of the audience. His speech
all the way through was the thinneSt
speech presented 20 our people this
campaign.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-03

TONNER-E Sunday evening. Novem-
Der 3 1890. at o'clock at the residence Of the
brides father. John d. Evans, ESQ. on South
Main street. by the Rev. Mr. +. y. Lynch, pas
tor OF the Chapline Street VI. L. Church. Mr..
Ed 4 ToNNEE aud Miss JANE ORA EVANS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-03

There are 40 least $50 negro Strang-
crs in the city. They have been con-
grcgating here for the past ten days.
What does 70 mean? We an know that
two years ago fully 200 illegal negro
voters were run into the town from
Ohio. Pennsylvania and elsewhere. and
10 it had not been for the vigilance Of
the Democrats many of them would
have voted. we also know that at
least one Of the Judges m district
where large colored vote IS deposited
is charged with not being particular
whether the vote is illegal or not. So il
is Republican vote. Under the cir
cumstauccs will il not be wisdom 20
guard the polls carefully aud warn the
Judges 90 De- ylgilaut. Vigilant and
constantly on guard, should De the
watchword. The proper way to do is
o. arrest aud Jail the first man who at
tempts 20 cast an illegal ballot whether
he Doe black or white, Republican OF
Democrat