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liable when using the ordinary hand
shears; while sore wrists, aching hands,
swollen arms, cuts and stabs are now all
alike regarded as things OF the past. The
time occupied In shearing tho sheep by
tho new method Ia only from three and
one.half to five minutes. Az the
machine takes the whole OF the wool oil
at one operation, all second cuts arc
avoided, and thus considerable saving
In time ID effected, IDS.
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"AYEE's medicines have been salts.
factory to me throughout my practice,
especially Ayers Cherry Pectoral, which
has been used by many Of my patients,
one Of whom says be knows it saved bis
liie:'-F. L. Morris, NJ. D., Brooklyn,
N Y -------. ---- MN
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Piles, Piles, Piles.

Loose's Red Glover Pile. Remedy is a
positive specific for all forms Of the dis.
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcera-
dand Protruding Piles. Price so cents.
For sale by Logan Drug Company, bridge
corner druggists, Wheeling, W.Va. Daw
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I HAVE been cured Of bad case OF
rheumatism by using one bottle Of Sal
walton Oil, and cheerfully recommend
it as the best Imminent ever made. i1
MARY CLARK,
Maltby House, Baltimore, Nd.
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za|. rT#. ~
Bucklen's Arnica Salye,

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cents per
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co:
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ale SNtelliqellffr.
on.ee kos. 10 aud VI Fourteenth Street
GEN. HARMS AND THE OIL MEN,


7UTNNEJHTV sIUIt VUNTHUI. - - M :
This following liues were written By tho late
Gen. y. d. Knfus, for tho festival gwen By the
oil men OF West Virginia, IL tho late Hon, r. u.
Van Wihkie. Mr.. Van Wake had, by hts untir.
lng Industry mud sagacity, secured the removal
given AZ a mark OF the appreciation in which
INC oil men Throughout the country held bis scr.
Vice. General Harms was called on 10 preside on
ms interesting occasion; md by bis tact, wit
aud grace OF manner, gave lie md animation 10
memorable 10 all present. slight token OF
regard md esteem for their beloved friend and
fellow citizen. tho oil men OF ratkersOurs and
yleinty caused tho following lines 10 10 printed
anu framed. Tor MISUNDERSTANDING the
20 much TO their prosperity, aud 10 the prosper.
ny Of the city over which hu presided III Mayor
WIN 10 much credit to hlms0li and satisfaction
10 his foilnty ctiynnxl,
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Busy Cabman CLOSING the door,
"Where to, eir?" Apoplectic Gentleman
(gaspipg)-'I-I can't catch my breath.
IL feel as il I we're going to die" Busy
Cabman-"Yes, sir. Shall I drive to an
undertaken or the morgue, sir"
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Wheeling 1.-Two Stock Market.

WHEELING, ". VA, March IS.
Caae-E1trA, 1000 to !, 300 lbs. sLsa3, Csc: good,
9D 70 ,ooO lbs. S4a3. ioc; good, S5V to YoS lbs.
10 lbs. 2n2ii4c. WV ~
uos,mThe receipts are fair with prices steady:
extra. M to 75O lbs, 81 S0l3 20: good, 100 to Isl
lbs. 81 t5ai IS: common. 50 oja3 50,
Shsep-Act!ye; extra, 3Aai1.c; good, 3Iaic. Y
Chttts-ia5c. o -
Fresh Cous-slow Mt $40 C0,3) m. .st
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO, March ls.-Cattle-Recelpts 1000
head; shipments 5000 head; market dull closing
l0a5c lower: steers 81 @ai 40: beevcs q Sjai IS:
ss9csess and feeder. q i3as G5:. cows, butts aud
8 Is. lIoss-keccipts7 1900 head; shipments 6 OO0
bead; market slow and baltic lower; mixed and
light 81 0ua4 q; heavy Il coal IS; Skps s. bOa4 10,
sheep- Receipts $3.50 head: shipments LOCO
head: market strong; natives s. 0O; western corn
fed 81 9oa5 TO- TEXANS s. 7oa5 w; lambs IS Oa6 co.
EAST Liberty, Pa, March ls.-Cattle-Receipt,
aud shipments 10 head: market stcady at ycstar.
days prices. lloss-Ieceip1 500 head; ship.
menis .l5o head; market firm; medium 81 t0a
90; best Workers 81 i5al 30; common s. 25al IS:
pigs 81 l5ai Is. shecp-Receipt. l.lCo head !;
days prices. ~
CiHclsSATI, o., March 1s.-Hoss active and
!lrm; common and Light So 70ai Is: pack!ng aud
butchers s. l5a4 10; receipts $40 head; ship-
meny ! 200 head.
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III Greedy had one he'd be all right"
I'll he had what ?" "a trustworthy corn
and little instinct"
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Sunflower Pete "Nlistah Wattahs,
diUu say I WIZ bow.legged2" Thought
full James-"No, sah! l said yo' couldn't
cotch er blind pig in er white alley"
Sunaower Pete-"I 'cept 20 'pology."
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! Co1rs-slow ut so COa3o co,
FINANCE AND TRADE,
Tho Features Of the Money and Stock
.r.' Markets, ....

Tho Features Of the Money and Stock
'1' p' Markets. . ..,..
NEW foRk. March ls.-Money on call easy
ranging from sHto4 per cent, last loan OK pei
cent closed offered at 81 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 6,9a7k per cent. Sterling ex
change dull aud steady at 81 sl1,ai SiL, Sales o,
stocks were l3S6cO shares. - ~.
The stock market 10 day was extremely dull
. auu narrow. and almost entirely professional
The IT opening ss, marked BY un attempt to down
" w. ,ba a au 9n ho Pacific was the special obec
Offenders In TIC rate cutting line A,chison wal
AGAIN one OF tke most active stocks Of tho day
hut the strength which II has shown lately was
missing; and The same may be said OF Wheeling
& Lake Eric stock. There was no news OF a
character 10 have any influence upon prices IN
lhe afternoon and mort cxtscme dullucss and
STARVATION ruled the market, which finally close
steady but generally within u small fraction oil
inc lowest prices. The list Is almost iuyaric bis
niflcAnt. zoo !. 'A''''
railroad bonds quiet: sales 81, 10000.
Government mt Efnt IN hnpJs A ,,ii nj q =.
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aTH7;E: WEEKLY ',ISt KY! ,INrELL1GEYoEnR
Ssss 4 :Isss1s s Vs'sss
ssm rI'ess ana Improve every msmha snea 1
'''y' waehes N city OF counts1.. 0et o. Tho
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Central Standard Time +
pennsylvania lings,|
81 From Bridoenor+ s...,.-

49, 2. From BrIdgeport Station.
Trims via the Cleveland q Pittsburvh no,,.
ROAD leave Bridgeport for Pittsburgh. chisayc
anu oif Fcl chc es a ana TS5 io
For Ptttsburgh and New York, 2:H D: m p m n.
5teubenville, 1898 d. In. " - -. f''A' 1er
Trains arrive at Bridgeport at 1853 a. M, 100,
On %! ss I =; M nn u.s.; F. M and rs? p. M
p. NJ; from East Liverpool, Il:l2 p. m. ~. o:tA
,FRoH WHEELING BrAT1os.
1a T'tR, yis thS Pi;1u5gh Cincinnati.
!ng for steubenvlle, Pittsburgh and bo F Fee!
go z: m, l2A5 m $50 p. M, and sii, n na A.
For Coiambus, Cincinnati IndanapoH!s1 on X =.
.na chI:spo a. I e. s1d s4S For colamba:
p m Trains leaving It go a. IN. and I nrp,y I
Pittsbnrgh. Al trains daily exccnt SnndnEs ana
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. CHICAGO, March lS.-Wheat-Thn was good
trude within moderate range. PRICES We're sub
!ect to numerous aud quite sudden changes
during the session. Trading MAS scattered aud
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KANAWHA Z OHIO RA1LWAJy

7H,r,I Eon 5i "; KKllEY, Receiver ! 's''g
xss;a. tss 10 d sSsasS11 T,,h f. s,se
Vs., Trains leave Wheeling Io;so " y no no
Ing sy p Gnt VIZ g. s:as siys We hssl
1890 p. M, arrive Wheeling Az Lave Charleston
nmnns ~ 1pd Panhandle, daily ercen; "a Cot
81 nh. STANDARD Tme Sunday SUNDAY
p. m. via 8. Il ~ n, arrive ~6eoitnH 1 FIJI:
ap!l ---.-I-L. GEO. J.ErMr1ru ,
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Real Estate.
l1Eal ESllLes
James A. Henry,
U. S. CLAlh ATTORNEY.
NoFee Unless Successful.

Iprorutc PENSIONS Increase OF Pension, Re.
stOyniiOn 10 Pension, New Discharges, Co,nmu.
tAlDa Of liatlOns. Eountlcs, &c.
The fee 70, the prosecution OF n claim for Pen.
sion Is liked by law, aud limited To SIS iu each
Ease. Hnd on n claim for increase $40, payable
ouly upon tho successful Termination OF the
claim, nni by the Government Agent through
whom the pensioners draw. | frequently get
claims That have been rejected Aevernl times.
Many PERSONS nre entitled to Il pension who
hare never applied because their disability was
flight, viii 10 the lact Is my disability incurred
while In the service OF the United States cutl.
Ties soldier 10 II pension. Or uny disease
watch exists the result OF camp or prison
H. ilincnrred IN liDc Of military duty. Soldiers
and S9dIets widows residing In tho city OF
Wheeling and surrounding country will find 1t
70 tncir advantage TO have an attorney at
home. one who can write your application IN
full nnd see that the pools be- presented In cor.
rect shape. As Notary Public take dispositions
!nc!s!mSwhcrein am not the attorney Of record.
Vouchers, &c., certified. uI
MHny, bargains to be had In Real Estate OF
n-prv Ipspriptlnp
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NEW ioEE, March ls.-Wool quiet and weak i;
Domestic fleece 3ea3Gc; pulled IaAc; Toxas
l3a2Sc. :
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NEW YORK, March ls.-Pig iron dull. Copper
neglected at 81 %. Lead dull ut - 9ak. Tin
duff; htrnits S2J 80.
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middling lie,
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tauINwy.Aw

00REWARD-WE WILL
cage Of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Head
ache, Indigestion. Conslj pation or Cos.lyenes,
we cannot cure with WeA,'a Vegetable LIyei
pills, when the directions arc Atrictly complied
with; They are purely Vegetable and never isii
boxes. containing 80 Pills. IS cents, Beware 81
counteriein and limitations. The genuine man.
utsctured only BY John G. West l. Co. Bold BY
McLAlE BROTHERS, cor. Market and TWELFTH
stseeu, Wheeling, VIVA. .' se2sNwYAW
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TRAVELLERS. GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
n TRAlNS-On and aiter Nov. q, lss9.-Ex.
day excepted. Monday excepted. saturday
excepted. SUNDAY. only. saturday only
Eastern Standard time. 81 |HHlI
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FOR RENT,
POSSESSION APRIL /,

PUSSESSlUN AFRlL !.
Store room. with dwelling attached. Excel.
lent location for dry goods business.
A MONTH.
No. north blnE OF creek, cast OF Alley Els 6 90
No. 30lS Chnpluc 10 co
No, lO53 Nc i0lloch ii %
NO. 2N Slain 9 %
No. $40 Main 20 %
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
No. 1871 Ckqpllnc street, rooms............. s 90
,NriT
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Petroleum,

NEW YonK, March lS.-petroieum opened
steady Mt Sc aud Tell 10 $40 In the Hrst hour.
The loss was recovered. aitor which the market
became qui-t nud retantncd so until tho close.
which was firm atSsc. Stock Exchange: Open.
Ing Mt SSe: highest Ssc; lowest SIC; closed 1t
SSc: sales 5U7 wv barrels. =
Oil CITY, March ls.-Petroleum opened \,
81 nc; highest s'Hc lowest SG1c; closed at S7sEc;
ruus z, I'D barrels; charters 20 523 barrels. 90.
BRADFORD, PA, March lS.-Petroleum opened
at SIZE: closed ut SIZE; highest CSC; lowest sG1c:
clcaranccs l6i,o00 barrels.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, March lS.-pctrolcum faIrJy
active; opened at S'ssc; closed at size; highest
SSc; loves, s6hc.
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CINCINNATI, O., March lS.-Flour active and
higher: family 81 7ta3 Is; fancy 50 G5a3 o. WHEAT
stronger: No. red DC: receipts l,UuO bushels;
mixed 3lc. Oats stronger; No. ., 2ikc. Rye
firm: No., .iOc. Pork 1rm: $40 O.. Lard hrmer
At G.0ec. Bulk meats firm aud unchanged,
Whisky steady atSi o.. Butter sugar aud cheese
steady. Eggs stronger at lO5]sallc.
TOLEDO, O, March ls.-Whea, active and weak;
7s9sc. Corn firm md higher; cash S1ic: Nav
3l94c. Oats dull: cash &c. Clovcrsced dull; cash,
March and April a. 80
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No. lol MALI street, LtnN building, 70 rooms.
Splendid location for small hotel or boarding
house.
PER MONTH.
No g Sonth Broadway s %
No. ?ilJ Main street, stotcroo Is 10
No. 1918 Market street, 8 rooms.............. 60
No lois Market street, 2rooms................ O0
Sfoom frame house IN Alley u aud Alley7 co
No. ~ Zaat street, u rOomr IS "
NO. u New Jersey street, roOml............ u 10
No. 10 COnl street. > rcony 3 70
No, lUSJ EoT street, rooms T. %
Residence III Elm Grove, rooms. ........... IS 20
Residence at Elm Grove, 10 rooms. 20 SO
Residence at Lca:hcrwood rooms. .,.....,, Is 90
No. ?lG3 Main St.. rooms md store. room. IS 90
House OF rooms on South Elm st., Island y 10
NO. lp0 Market street, 3 rooms OH 81 floor. 81
No. 1914 Market St.. office rooms on I'd floor.
:. Martin's Ferry, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 90
No. 3ll0 McColOch street. 10 rooms.......... Is 90
FOR SALE. .a n
No. SllO McColloch street, on easy terms.
Also several improved properties that will pay
len per cent on the amount Invested.
RlNEHART g. TATUM,
Real Estate, Stocks & Fi,c Insurance,
MrlJ liza MA Rk Eft STREET.
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Long live our welcome guest tonight
VINO did Old King Taxation fight,
ANA struck his nnInc from OF, tho list,
Who daily tOllcl the OIL meas gt!St.
4 Highland welcome 10 our Van,
Ihe honcst. upright. Public man;
nis praise lei every OIL man siii.,
While we proclaim Petroleum klug.
Long lie 10 George A. Wellcs & Co,
Ara All Petroleum wells that flow;
Whl1e stcrliGE with Volcanic slimr,
Keeps gtcasiiIS ull tho wheels Of time.
Let Harms and Wheaton WOO tho rIlls,
WING CHURCH nni 6fadish Pipe the hills,
May every breeze aud every bird,
s!hs t8agsof pral.e to Col. Herd.
Clnrk's antidote for OIL mems Ills,
Is iilty Barrels OF sand I'LL Pills:
May Warner take dose or two
Then hOro tho great uphcnval tLrourh.
May MI lellncrS find Poole
Who can refine their Oh by ruie;
Willis Camden ILLS his ponlcrolls tank,
Let Chancellor pump tho National Bank.
We al dcplose poor Karus' fate,
Denied Medal from his State: =.
Yes, he who filled the tltst OH Tanks.
Has been denied a vote OF thanks.
Then let us drink to him tonight,
Who did Old King Taxation t,ght.
Aud htrGck his name from on Tho list.
Who daily tollcd the Oil mems grist.
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DR.. Pierce's Pellets, one dose. Cure
headache, constipation and indigestion.
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PnlLADELrnIA. Nlarch lS.-Flous quiet. Wheat
steady; fair TO good milling 7iAs;c: prime 10
fancy Sa9ic: No. 2 red March s4usixc; April
No. I. 2Sasoc; No. high mixed, On track, NC;
No. mixed March 3571saSGl.c; May 36klc; June
GnaAYc. Oats steady: No. 3 white 40: No. 2
white March and April 2s.as3asc; May 2Sfa
?s.4c; June 2s31SSa21c. Eggs quiet; Pennsylvania
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II UWIU JUUNI sNND, Y N
ny virtue Of u deed o. trust made % mo BY
Hstei Ihu i2lh DAY OF January, A.D.lssg, and ~.
neStIed In Tho ONCE OF the Clerk Of tho County
CnHrt Of ohio county, West Virginia, Ia Deed
N TniSi Book No. Is, lollo b, will 0iler Tor sale
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through tickets. and baggage checked, to al
~. h RsogInMWsoN. q. P. A.. ParkersburE.
w. u. osborn, 8. r A.. Pnmarou ntfi.
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BALTIMORE, March lS.-Wheat, western quiet;
No. winter red SPOT aud March S3ltaslc; April
sue: May Ss,tas531Sc: July &c. Corli, western
steady: mixed spot and March 3'77sa36c: April
32s4aSSc; May SG4asG}..c: Juno $3.50; July ska
3,9sc; August 3'5tc. Oats steady and Arm: west.
at h5N37c. Hay steady at ST. 5Oui5OO. Mess pork,
old $40 Is. Butter quiet; western lGa2lc; best
Toll lGalsc; creamery 2iaGc. Eggs quiet at lie.
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Included fair outside business with few foreign

included fair outside business with few foreign
orders, someei which were 10 seli. Early Ia thc
day traders felt rather bullish, but later many
ielta little uncertain. and somo were inclined 10
Tho bcaf side. Corn quite active at times.
the market ruling irmtr. Oats. fair business
transacted. Mess pork quite active, prices ruling
somewhat irregular. Lard htcadlef. Flour outlet
aud unchanged. Wheat. cash No. 2 spring 79a
!!pHc; No. 0 sprlng 72a7Ic: No. 2 red 79a79}ic;
March ~ $500 closing a. 7g,tc: May ~ sssyNc,
Corn cash So. a;as ;c Xp sip. ~: Ny ~
a30 loo, closing 1tyDJSc: July Sla3is.c, closIny
st ste. Oats, cash No. 2, 2ost4a.ic: March 2fc;
Nay aAe: June ?ic, Rye. 4!hc. Timothy, q q
sy' i t. se.e 70 s sSns =. H Is y jaS:
80 aSsl0 IS, closing at so 62x. Lard. cash
6U7 LsAG.l0c; March 6i0c: May 6.U7 1saG l5c, clos
!ny nj 6.l2xc: June G.l7Ac. Bacon, abort ribs
o.lOc; shoulders. 4.ic.
Nrw YoRk, March ls.-Fiour, receipts 1854
market dull and unchanged; sales il, 40 barrels.
" wheat, receipts y, g0 bushels. exports l2,iss
bushels; sales 100000 bushels Of futures and
Y ,oco bushels OF spot: spot market dull; No. 3
TSa s..c; nng!nitsd red IsasSc: No red sae:
April s1Jsc; May s7sjass}Ic, closing at s1%c:
J ue sG1.u; July SJ,h:GLc. closing at SJ5.c;
Angust s,1s4aSHe. closing Al sA7sp: September
,it,4s'4c. closing a. sI1e: December s7tc. Rye
.alea l,iOo,oo0 buslcls II futures and lSS,0j
bushels OF spot: market quiet and stronger; TN. |
;.adel mixed :sa9Shc: March 3G5Ac; April ~ &c:
Nay SIZE; June SIG: July yS9se. Oats, receipts
G,too bushels; tales G9,iGJ bushels OF
utufes and l7.g00 bushels Of spot; mar.
:et hrmer; sales tS5, 900 bushels; March 2ss,e:
lol+a3l VI; mixed western 27a90c; No. |
Chicago e9514c. Coffee Arm and lOA2) points |
iown: March lS.0Cc; April l7.5Oal7.G5c: May
Iune l7.i5ai7.3Sc; July l7UOc; All.
rust H. sal &c; September Is G5al6.soc: Decem.
'er l6;saal6,l5c; January lG.lbc: spot Rio quiet
i 20,1c sugar stcSdy: etandari 4 G3ic: cou.
cctloncrs' A DC; graduated b.l6c; cubes 67.l6c;
,entine quiet. Eggs steady: western liEc.
'ork quiet; old mes $40 23a " IS; do new sll 5OA
. Co; extra primo 81 bOal0 10. Cut meats hrnl.
lard dull; western steam 6.6oc; April and May
ste: june GlGc: July G.5oc: september Gee;
october 6G]c. Butter quiet; western da!ry "a
DC: creamery lSae6c. Cheese lrm: wcatern
0ulSc.
u |
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FOR RENT.

No. 1901 Main street, Zlnu building, 20 rooms.
Splendid location for small hotel or boarding
house.
Evening journal., 1890-01-01
GIVE The NEGRO a CHANGE.

GIVE THE NEGRO A CHANGE.
An exodus Of negroes from Alabama
to Mississippi whether promoted by the
railways or by politicians will likely
prove Of little or no benefit to the
negro.
The chief trouble with the negroes is
that they expect always and in one way
OF another to be taken care Of. The only
way to cure that sentiment and that
evil is by demonstrating that they are
able to take care Of themselves.
The success Of this form Of government
depends on the success with which every
man demonstrates his ability TO take care
of himself The emancipation and en-
franchise nent Of the negro was declara-
tion that he was capable of taking care
Of himself, and was scompetent to exercise
the right of suffrage This latter has
proven cruel mistake, bringing whole
sale political debauchery TO the negroes
and threatening great calamities to the
state.
The one relief from the dangers which
threaten the state and the other evils
which accompany the right Of franchise
conferred, too soon, upon a class not com-
pe.ent to exercise it, is by removing the
negroes TO territory in which they may
gain experience in self-government with.
out injuring anybody else.
The proposition to move the egroes
to fertile Western lands and offer suffi-
cient aid from the government to start
them in self maintenance seems wise,
kindly and practicable. Many negroes
may not wish to so but the fact that Sc
many are leaving Alabama and the Caro-
linas is evidence that great many
would 60
The policy Of forming black stat
and placing the blacks on their own re
sponsibility may have its disadvantage
but those who assert that the negro i
a capable of voting cannot admit that h
is incapable of government. Thi
plan will relieve the states which are il
danger Of falling under negro supremac
and give the negro the best opportunit
of demonstrating that he is sapabl
citizen. He must prove that, sooner Q
later.
! The trial that the negroes made at sell
0 government in the South during the re
: construction era was not fair one The
had no property and really no interest i
. the affairs over which they had contro
They were maintained in power by frau
and by the bayonet.
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snarinr Their Strength.

eLook at these men," exclaimed Harry
Delmar, as he pointed to some trackmen at
work ut takes six Of them TO carry that
iron rail, and they move like snails."
"They are sparing their strength" re
marked the father.
"Wel, I should say So" declared Harry.
"Bour Of them could carry that rail with
ease.n
Perhaps they could replied his father.
"They are sparing their strength, and they
are wise"
Harry looked at his father, faint expires
sion Of surprise on his face.
II notice that the foreman does not re-
prove them" continued his father. "He is
satisfied that they are doing an honest days.
work. If they worked as you seem to think
they ought to work, il IS likely they would
not be here tomorrow, or not on the next
day, at least. They would break down They
must husband their strength 80 that they
can work day after day without abatement
There Is speed in method, though it may
seem tedious. A quick fire soon burns itself
out. The tortoise beat the hare IN the race.
A rocket makes big fuss, but comes down q
stick. A volcano creates great uproar, but
it remains still long while afterward.
Tremendous efforts are soon spent The
pitching in process does not last long. II
Is wise for US, my son, to spare our strength,
whether we labor with our hands or brains.
1t is the secret OF long sustained effort. The
energy In reserve is often the energy that
wins and wears"
II see now, papa, that I spoke too hastily
Harry said "Themcn are notshirking Their
work Yes, they are wte 7-Harpers Young
Reople
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A Fnrm Engine Case.

At yesterday afternoons session of the
Superior Court, the case Of The Birdsall
Company vs.. Theodore A. Armstrong,
was resumed.
John Beers, Thomas Clayton. Richard
Gray, James Massee and John Clayton.
testified that the engine and separator
would not run properly. Register in
Chancery Charles a. McWhorter, who
was agent for the Birdsall Com
pany in 1888 testified that the
engines sold by the company
were not as represented and that engines
he sold had to be returned to the com
pany,
The defence rested with this
witness. Frederick l. Mosher, manager
Of the Baltimore branch Of the Birdsal
Company, was called again for the plain.
tiff. j. Alexander made brief argu
ment for the plaintiff, and court ad-
journed until 8 o'clock Thursday morn
ing, at which time argument will b.
made for new trial in the Williams
murder case.