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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-21
Ohio Tariff "Isufnrm,W

The Ohio Democratic Club, OF Colum.
bus, has published and circulated a tract
called Tariff Lessons Suited to the I'm
derstanding OF the Millions" which Ii
filled with very transparent fallacies
The first "lesson,' tho author Of which
seems to regard his readers as ignorant
people who will accept any statement
lNbors to prove the tariff tax. Here is
tho proof" "Thirty yards OF wooden
cloth bought in England will
cost the consumer Sl0o4 more
than if it were duty free
The american Economist, issued by the
American Protective Tariff League,
quotes from this Ohio tariff lesson, and
. exposes its absurdity when it asks il the
Ohio Democratic Club supposcs that the
millions it undertakes to educate would
never think OF inquiring why any one
should send to England for piece Of
fifty cent wooden, made from Australian
wool, when at home in Ohio he could
buy the same goods manufactured from
wool which perhaps he himself saw
growing on the back OF an Ohio sheep,
and turned into cloth by his neighbours
skill in tho WOODEN mill which con-
tributes to tho prosperity Of his native
town. @,
To the Ohioan, says tho Economist,
who has the material under his eye from
sheep pasture to wardrobe, who adds
what the farmer received Tor his wages,
and the other elements OF cost in the
cloth. and finds that there is left hardly
a reasonable profit for the manufacturer,
it must still remain somewhat vague how
said piece OF Ohio cleth is taxed by the
tariff. Indeed he ia quite likely to con
cludc that If tho tariff induces pur.
chasers 10 buy Ohio instead Of Yorkshire
Swoolens, 1t is system beneficial in the
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500 Reward. 800.

The readers OF the ISrELLiGExcER will
be pleased to learn that there is at leas,
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is
the only positive cure now known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being con.
stitutional disease, requires coustitu.
tioual treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure
is taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system, thereby destroying the iounda'
ton OF the disease, and giving the
patient strength by building'up the con.
stitution and assisting nature in doing
its work. The proprielors have so much
faith in it's curative powers, that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any cast
that it fails to cure. Send for list Of ties.
timonial. Address,
F.J. CHENEY 4 Co., Toledo, O..
ED"sold by Druggists, 75c. paw
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SCOTCU.IElSH CONGRESS-
At pittsburEh-A Number OF Prominent
Public Exon to be Present.


At pittsburEh-A Number OF Prominent
Public GIon to be Present.
The second scotcii-Irish Congress to
be in session at Pittsburgh, Pa, from
May 90 to June next, will be grand
mass meeting, bringing together repre-.
sentative people oithe race from all parts
of America. Among the distinguished
speakers who will deliver addresses are
Governor Beaver, OF Pennsylvania, who
will deliver the address Of welcome, Sec.
rotary Blaine, Hon. W. G. P. Brecken-
ridge, OF Kentucky; Rev. DR.. John Hall,
OF New York; Governor James &. Camp.
bell. of Ohio; Rev. DR.. J. S. Mcintosh,
of Philadelphia; Prof. A. L. Perry,
OF Williams College, Mass; Rev.
Or. D. G. Kelly, OF Tennessee;
Prof. Ii. A. White, OF Washington aud
Lee University, Va; Hon. W. L. Robin.
son, OF Brooklyn, aud Hon. John Dial.
zsl|, OF PENNSYLVANIA. Mr.. Robert Bon
ne., OF New York, President OF the So.
cety, will preside. The cheapest ex-
eursion rates will be given for points
within 100 or $50 miles OF Pittsburgh.
Tho Central Traffic Association, en-
bracing nearly all the roads leading into
Pittsburgh Will give one fare for the
round trip, while the other roads OF the
country will grant u fare for the round
trip, the last mentioned tickets to be OBJ.
tanned on the certificate plan.
The great auditorium is capable OF
seating over 5000 people, and will be
magniticently fitted up and decorated.
The finest band in the United States will
furnish the music. Especial pains will
be taken to show visitors the great man
ufactories and other sights OF Pittsburgh,
The official headquarters will be the well.
known aud recently re6tted Mononga-
heIa House. The whole Scotch.lrish
race and the locaLpopulation without re.
gard to race are cordially invited.
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An immense tin plate mill is to be
erected in Pittsburgh and there is some.
thing interesting in the statement Of J.
Davis Lewie, the head OF the movement.
Mr.. Lewis was formerly proprietor OF an
English tin plate mill. lie says: "Brit.
ish manufacturers have tried to suppress
the industry in this country. For in.
stance, as soon MS certain Pittsburgh iron
and steel firms started to make tin plate
the English manufacturers instantly IN.
dersold them by % per cent. l think,
however, that American manufacturers
aided by Il tariff, can control the tin
plate markets Of the world"
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TIE New York World democratic,
thinks it strange that the North cannot
furnish Democrat OF sufficient ability
to take tho place OF Mr.. Carlisle rs the
leader OF tho party in the House, anG
complains. that all from among whom Z
leader will be chosen are Southern
men. The World iorgets that without
the Solid South tho Democratic party
would scarcely have a corporal's guard
in Congress.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Special provision Of Choice Cream White Dress
Goods, Suede Mousquetaires, Fans Hose ETC., for
graduates at the June commandments. When dress
goods are enquired for Tor these occasions we will
show and recommend Cream White India Silks
Mohairs Nuns Veings, Henrettas, India Cash
mere, Wool de Chimes, Serges Persian Lawns, Rhade
Comtesse, and Fables. The young ladies are in
vited to call and see these goods before making a
decision.
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DosroNIASs must now sit down to do
their drinking, the anti.bar law, which
prohibits saloon.kecpcrs TO serve drinks
to customers while standing, having
gone into effect. With all her culture
Massachusetts has some very silly laws
in-farre.
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HE spirit OF the resolutions adopted
by tho Now York Loyal Legion endorE-
ing the Caldwell bill to prevent the des-
ccration OF the flag is commendable. Pa
triotism and respect for the National EN-.
blem arc not promoted by the too COM
mon practice OF deiacing the flag with
advertising devices.
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Not II Party Machine.
A correspondent writes to the Register
from Grafton, aY follnwa: --

A correspondent writes to the Register
from Grafton, as follows: r.
The election Of Shnwnlier to tho superin,en
uency OIL tho Reform school. the other cMy. hus
created no end OF uniuvOrablc comment. Dem
oGrnts III This section can't conceive what surI
o! a bargain was entered into by the member.
OF the Board, 10 bring about such IL result. Had
It bccn Guttcipatcd that anyone but Ii Demo.
crat woull have been chosen, storm Of indg
nation would have arisen about tho geutlemen's
heads That they could not have resisted The
members OF the Soarti certainly owed It to them
selves, hs we'll TO The democrats Wnom they
represented. to have chosen II Democratic super.
intenuent. =
There must have been some Interior motive
LOT inc action OF one or more Democratic mem,
bers Of the Board. The future will show. sEais,.
Will the writer Of the above inform
an anxious public upon what theory he
reasons that the members OF the Board
OF IN educational institution lowe it 10
themselves as well "a to the Democrats"
to make a political machine OF it? Wss
it the desire Of the Democratic party to
make the Reform School partisan in.
stitution for the purpose olgraduating
Democratic voters?
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CHICAGO seems to be wasting much
time that could be spent in arranging
for tho Worlds Fair in unnecessary
squabbling. There should be no delay II
it is desired to make tho Fair success,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-21

IT is said that Mr.. Blaine iavors the
candidacy OF Chauncey NJ. Depcw for
Governor Of New York, and many
Democratic politicians frankly admit
that Mr.. Dcpew can defeat Hill.
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Send 10 Dr.. Kline 93l Arch at, Phila., Pa.
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"HEMEMBER, that tho payment OF Prices +,
GUARANTEED Wy FOUR NATIONAL BANKS OF New
Orleans, and the Tickets are signed by the Prest,
dent OF IN Institution, whose chartered right
are recognized in tho highest Courts; therefore,
beware Of any limitations or anonymous
schemes"
ONE DOLLAR Is the price Of the smalles,
part or fraction OF Ticket ISSUED BY us IN an!
Drawing. Anything IN our name offered for les,
than a Dollar Is a Swindle. aplfwstw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-21
WHEELING, MAY 81, 1890.

OIL has made y big jump and the pro-
ducers will rcapa rich harvest, while
field developments will be considerably
stimulated. .u ...,..
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DIED.

BECK-At S'amm House, on Tuesday. May 20
1890 at 5:G5 n. In, eAMUEL BoDLEY BECK
son OF James L. aud Aortia D. Beck, aged
weeks and days.
Funeral from the residence OF his grandfather.
NV. Beck, No. 81 Thirteenth street. this
wednesday, afternoon at . O'Clock. Friend.
Of the family invited to attend. lntermcnt
ut Greenwood Cemetery.
New Orleans and Waync.burs papers please
copy.
LlsT-On Tuesday, May 20, 1894, at o'clock p.
NJ. WILLIE l., only sou of Il. II. aud S. NJ.
List.
FunCrnl mott 10 morrow. .a tFrs. .a
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Henry II. Stanley, perhaps the foremost living
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mcnt, has Just finished writing "ln Darkest
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reveal Tor the first time the iuil extent Of Mr..
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formation concerning this expedition has vet
been published, beyond the few letters and
newspaper accounts which have mr. pea, cd from
time TO time during the past three years, aud
which contain little more than a suggestion OF
the dangers encountered and overcome, and the
important results achieved. "Iu Darkest Africa"
VIII be published shortly by Messrs- Charles
Scribuer's Sons. who control NIL rights for the
United ststes and the Dominion Of Canada
Every volume issued for either county win
bear their imprint on the tide page.
Mr.. Stanley is entitled TO the fruits OF his Ia
Dor, and thfs the American tense Of Justice will
secure to him by purchasing "Iu Darkest Al.
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well meaning people will not buy the bogus
STANLEY Books" offered under false aud mis-.
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rlca" will be IN Two octave volumes, Of over tC0
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Illustrated with wood cngrGyinGs from MI,
SANKEY'S own photographs and sketches. The
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Ing. 1t will he sold only by SUBSCRIPTION,
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FITS,

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FELLER'S VINEGAR,

GIBSON y bro of Wheeling, arc sole agents for
my CIDER VlsEiAR. made from pure apple
Juice, right from my own orchards.
GEO. TELLER,
myl6 Grape Island. Peasants County. ". "a.
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Address Registered Letters con.
talnlng Currency to
NEW ORLEANS Il ATI0NAL BANK,
New Orleans, La,
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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. ..
It's sold everywhere.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND
~ BulLDERs-s9 Geo GO WORTH OF STONE.
Girc Nc a Chance 60 Bid on Your Stone
Work. Having completed the Belmont county
Court House nun jail. Will give personal nt,eii.
ton 10 tho stone business. aud nm prepared 10
handle anything in the line OF building stone
for the trade In the Ohio Valley Gt Prices To beat
competition, and on short notice. Capacity OF
quarry ana shipping inci!it!cs. ~ eats per day.
E5l lMATE3 On STONE WORK FURNISHED
on APPLlCA ZION. After years OF experience
IN the stone business, l c6n ray ! Will write
antee your building not 10 crack. IA
-al. ~ W. J. MCCbA1N,
Office, Room 10, National Bank Building, Bell.
a're. 0. Telephone Ne. 7j'. mri3
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For Rent.

FOR RENT-THE STORE ROOM
u occupied by the intc 4. C. Ege5tcr, No. ISL.
Main street. ros.e.Son July j., 1851. Enquire
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NOTICE;
NOTICE

|No1lcE'
All persons indebted 10 Geo. ". Hess as agent
Tor Louis Bull by reason Of the business carried
on By him ntl7l5 Jacob street, Will call and
settle their accounts With Herman NehS 4 Co
who are authorized to receive and receipt iot tho
same.
JNTItS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-22
An Empire in Itself.

A recent traveller in the South, says the
American Banker, says the South is improving
wonderfully; capital is pouring into every sec
ion of it either in the line of manufactures or
the development of mineral resources. Towns
and cities sprnging into active life and there
is great confidence in the future. Especially is
this the case with Texas. This state is en-
pire in itself-its area is more than Z74, 600
square miles, or more than all the thir-
teen original states, except Virginia and
Massachusetts, and more than the
great states of New York, Pennsylvania, In
diana, Illinois, and Minnesota, with Vermont
thrown in to fill up the corners. Its resources
have really not yet been materially drawn upon,
and there is a most tempting opportunity for
either the investor the settler, the man of
means or ne who works. Cotton, corn, wheat,
alfalfa and rice grow well. Tell the young men
who want something to do not to waste time; to
go South. There they have more money, more
fraternity, and the opportunities are boundless.
The great quality wanted is perseverance,
linked with industry, integrity and fair ability.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-22
Tile Grain Market.

The weekly circular of Henry Clews & Co., of
New York, has the following interesting review
Of the wheat market:
Activity and strength have characterized the
weeks trading, both in the Chicago and New
York markets, based principally upon the re-
newed belief given to the reports of injury to the
crop. Mondays weakness was due to similar
decrease in the visible supply than antici-
pated, the figures only showing reduction IN
stocks in the United States of 1858 900 bushels,
owing to smaller exports than for the previous
week, and continuation of rather heavy re-
ceipts for this time of year. After this the bull
leaders seemed to get actively to work to bring
about an advance, and numerous dispatches
were sent out from Chicago in all directions
containing bullish advices relative to the crop
situation The result was rapid advance of
nearly two cents per hushel on good outside
buying and covering by the leading shorts
The strong feeling was increased by the report
from Michigan that their crop would only be
about rs per cent. of full yield; but it is gener
all thought that wheat is damaged more extern
sively in this state than in any other throughout
to the different guesses on what the government
crop report would show, and prices were strong
for awhile on the talk that the condition would
not be over s. per cent. The figures were pub
lished late Thursday afternoon, showing the
erage condition to be 81 cent. against 81 last
year at this time. The worst condition is IN
Michigan, where condition is only 81 per cent,
and Illinois and Indiana rank next lowest, with
a condition of 10 per cent. each. These figures
trading, and on Friday morning prices opened
at cents advance in Chicago and cent in New
York, with very lively trade and buoyant feel
ing. Although realizing sales may bring about
some reaction, indications are decidedly to-
wards higher prices.
1t is possible however, that the condition at
the end of the crop will be somewhat better than
it is now. The roots of the plant still in
very fair condition, as the greater part of the
damage has been done to that portion of the
plant which is above tie ground, and the agri-
cultural bureau rather anticipates a regrowth to
some extent, with continuation Of spring-like
weather. Foreign markets have undergone no
change, excepting to be slightly better in tone,
but we look for higher prices as the market adj
vances, and would buy wheat on the reactions.
The close of the week also finds provisions
selling at much advanced prices, result of
manipulation as far as pork is concerned and
natural causes in the case of beef. The govern
ment report shows that the weather inthe Rocky
mountains has been unusually severe this
winter, and at least million head of cattle
have persisted, the herds having undergone
great suffering.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-22
swEETwATER.
Nolan County Full of immigration Agents.
District Court Work.
cis95e the Gazette.

specisfte the Gazette.
syETwATER, TEX. April H.-The whole
Sssekwater country has got the biggest wetting
bias received in twelve months. 1t has rained
5fsery day, except one, since Monday, the 18th,
sfained all day Saturday and again yesterday.
The West will now put on her beautiful holiday
attire in a few days and will be in good shape
for the rapid advancement of every material in
terest which will be certain to follow good
crop year. Every one of the thousands of new
farmers who located in this section last fall and
winter Will develop into active immigration
agent to induce his friends and neighbors ''back
at home'' to come out this summer. It is conf
IDENTIFY believed that land values will at least
double this year in this county. Now is the best
opportunity that will be again to buy cheap
farming lands here. The prices now range from
81 % to S. for unimproved land.
District court adjourned finally Saturday.
There were no convictions on the criminal
docket, and only seven bills were found by the
grand Jury. Attorney General Hogg's suit
against the Houston and Texas Central railroad
for the recovery sixteen sections of school land
alleged to have been unlawfully located for side
ings and switches was not tried. The case of
F. NJ. Taylor against the Western Union tele-
graph company for $40, 900 damages for delaying
the delivery of message conveying the news of
the fatal sickness of his son, was tried and re-
suited in a verdict for plaintiff for $500. go the
odd cents being presumably the price of the tel
egram.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-22

feeders. 81 4O63 30; Texas cornfed steers,
IS IO94 Is; grsssers, 50 9093 20.
Hogs-Receipts, 27,OOO; shipments, $500;
lower, mixed and light, 81 0jG4 80; heavy,
81 O5G4 IS.
sheep-Rsceipts, 1900; shipments. 5000; very
slow; natives s. 0Oer6 90; Western cOrn-fed,
s. 00a5 20 Texas. s. 60a5 l2la; lambs, s. OOG
70.
New YoRE. April 1.-Beeves-Receipts for
two days .S796 head; firm; steers, 81 l0G5 %;
extras, IS hG5 20; bulls and dry cows, 81 S0S
50.
Sheep-ReGeGpts for two days, II. 4O2 head
firm; UnshOrn sheep, So O067 10; clipped sheep,
s. 00G6 %; unshorn yearlings. 81 00GS 90; clip
so each.
ST. LOUIS WOOL MARKET.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. April 2I.-Wool-Receipts,
1912 pounds. Light sales Of new wool az IN
changed prices.