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The Forrest City times., 1890-02-22
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The Forrest City times., 1890-02-22

Dr. John W. Brown, of Occana, W. sa., writes '" 1 have prescribed Ayers Rill, in my practice, and find them cx- cSllent. l urge their general use in tamilies."
 For number of years was afflicted with hlictsuess which almost destroyed Sny health. I tried various remedies. hui nothing afforded me any relief until ! began to take Ayers Pills. ."-G. $. Nandeylieh, Scranton, Pa.
 ." have used Ayers Pills for the past taifty years, and am satisfied should not he alive to-day if it had not been sut then. They cured me of dyspepsia sehcN all other remedies failed, and their oncssionsl use has kept me in n healthy condition ever since. "- T. F. Brown, Chester, Ia.
 Having been subject, for years. to constipation, without being able to find iluch relief at last tried Ayers Pills, nnd deem it both duty and Q pleasure ta testify that I have derived great ben eGt From their use. For over two years past l have taken one of these Pills every night before retiring. would nos willingly be without them" G. W. Bowman, 9i East Main st.. Carlisle, Pa.
 Ayers Pills have been used in my fau,i.y upwards of twenty years. and ltevc completely verified all that is s.niuIca for them. In attacks of piles, 4toln which suffered many years, they afforded me greater relief than any med- itiRa ever tried. ."--Thomas E. Adams. lfoiiy Springs, Texas.
The Forrest City times., 1890-02-22

RECEIVED MONTHLY: Bcllford's Nsgayinc,
 Lppineott's Masazine.
 Century MaGasinA Frank Tesiic's Popular Monthly. Dcdd. Mend < Cos Library of Fiction. Demorcsts Magazine,
 New York Fash!sa paxnar. Harpers Magazine.
The Forrest City times., 1890-02-22
wEAT ES SCROFULA

It Is thai impnrity in thc blood. Which, ac- cunuating ia the glands of tho neck, pro- duccs unsiehtly ius,ps or dwellings; which causes painful running sores on the arms, legs, or feet; which developes ulcers in tho eyes. ears, or nose, often causing blindness or deafness; which Is the origin of pimplcs, can- ccrous growths. or tho many other manifesto tions usually ascribed to "humors;" which. fastening upon the lungs, causes consumption and death. Being tho most ancient, it Is the most general of all diseases or affections, for very few persons arc entirely free from 1t.
The Forrest City times., 1890-02-22

ThE batesville Guard says that Powell Clay ton. Judge John Mcclure and "Biocks-of-F Five" Dudley appeared counsel for Mir. Feather stone. What do the whcelcrs of Arkansas think of that kettle of nshy Fcathcr.tonc backed up by Clayton. Mcclure and Dudley -~Tcxnrkana Democrat.
 Of course it is impossible to say how Featherstone will vote in congress, but 1t Is only left us 10 believe that he will vote with those who are his confetler- ates in stealing the office. Otherwise he is twice q traitor The republicans would just as soon have Cate as Fea,h- erstone, if both were democrats, and there is not a shadow of doubt but that Fea,herstone is pledged and bound to the republicans, for the considera- to of the office of M. c.
 C. B. MEYERS late deputy under Col Paul NJ Cobhs. deceased. has been ap- pointed 10 fill the unexpired term Of this appointment the Arkansas Press says: This appointment. while a mefited recognition of the ability, hon. esty and integrity of young Arkansas manhood, reflects credit on the jndg- ment of our good governor. We con graduate both gentlemen. Den" will prove valuable member of our home "cabinet." A volume might be writ ten about the young commissioners life-for yerly he commenced way down at tho lower round in the ladder. His appointment is q repetition nf the oll story. honest endeavor and persist. ent application Is sure to win"
 TiE Louisiana State Lottery Campa- ny has been attracting extraordinary attention throughout the United States for the past two weeks because of the fact that it has been trying to secure long lease on life in the State of North Dakota. The latest information We have is to the effect that the endeavor has been abandoned. and we presume the company Is now casting about fur location. Their charter expires in Louisiana in lsaa AS x matter of fact the lotter, business, like the whisky business, will be continued some W here, and the people will continue to patron. ize it. If the lottery company fails to get a charter In North Dakota. they will try elsewhere, and will locate In some other state; provided, however, that congress does not pass measure prohibiting It in the United States. If then, prohibitory law is made. the company will find another country, and that country will reap the benefits and this the drainage.
The Forrest City times., 1890-02-22

If you have lot, jnin the Binding and Loan Association and build house on it. It Will rent for enough to pay for 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-09

baill To dsifty he e1.:, boads are
satborrsd 10 h IRnA and soA q.
"a, by ,bs bsnIhip, bearing s PEI cen.
iakres. ADD ~. % exceed s750L0 10
arsourt The principal payable 10 MT
.se thar I'm nor haofe :hsa ibiry Js4rI.
The cosn.y e % eontsrra all nseelsary
bfiGzs4 and e~giTsrt1. Tie a1rn1nt Of
h,sdsd indebtedness On any Rad dis
ths. IL limited % E50N aad the annual
tax hr new roads 20 1 niliA. The law
provides that when q road Il 70 be en-
srueted {. ta1It te diyidsd inn Ehetioas
Of one mile each and properly specified
and bids SI1eried lsr. The z'Ltes are
Limited 70 Eve dsgfseG; the ~Id.h Of The
road led " thirty feet, the ~It.h Of The
ptr!hg % :renly tett, the depth Of
the t:one covering 70 hittsn inches In
The middle Of the rad, and no Etons Ia
70 exceed three o1neeE 10 reizEL
This lay Eeetns 10 be = we'll Guarded
one, and the Kentucky legislature IL a.
ready beinz urge! 70 consider 1 .imila'
neaSure. Under the ptoposed syttsmr
s.ys the IDuisyiIIs Commercial, the tat'
mem would have 10 = lew Year,, with
Lea taxes than they now pay, a system
Of rood iies t1rnyikes, Which would b.
KEEP. In order at Iets than the present
cat Of working the rozdI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-09
TOO MANY LaBUrpHS.
hkilieh Iron Workers being Outyot.d In
The A~niaIgnHIhtnd As,ncintion.

SKILLED Ir1n Workers I:sIur Outv,t.d 1,
tho AniaIgaHIhtad As>oclntion.
rAtLurgh Commercial GQutk.
It was reported yeaterday that there
was a serious split in ono OF the Anal.
yanh.ed lodges at the American Iron
Works. It was stated tia. during the
past year, since the amendment OF the
C%onstitution Of the Amalgama.ed Asao.
citation Of Iron and Steel Workers, that
a large number Of unskilled w0rRmen
had entered the various lodges. In one
lodge nj the American Iron Works thew
have 4 majority, II war stated. and nj n
recent election for delegates 10 the June
convention they had outvo.ed the skilled
workc'B. Thcrcupon eighty Of the lat
ter clans took their withdrawal cards and
announced their intention OF founding
nov lodge.
The story was denied by q heater at
the American iron.works lat night
lie acknowledged thnttierc was A move.
msnt to divide Monongahe!a VALLEY
i|oigc. but said 1t originated because ibc
lodge had prownt too large. While thin
may DC ,he casc with this particular
iodge, 1t - known that there il trouble
Drcw'ng between the skilled and nm.
hkiiIed workmcn. AT Homestead and nj
other places the unAkillcd men are sn.
curing control OF tho lodges, and nre
sonding their own class TO tha annual
convention. The skiIled men noe dan.
ger In this, and Il Is not unlikely that an
effort viii be made In June To- exclrd.
all but skilled men from the aysocjation
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-09

Governor Hill, OF Sew YORK, has eng.
gcsted an important reform In the mat.
ter Of deciding legislative contcsted cleo.
ton cnaea 10 that statc. !: ID that they
be determined by the courts iHG,esd 0!
by tho Legislature. The ci,;zens O!
West Virginia have reason 10 believe
that goins change from the preGen.
method might prove beneficial here.
The nyGtem Of gc!tiing election contes.a
under the lava nov In force is often q
hource Of aburr, and certainly has been
in the recent pat. In New York a,
pregent the disputed title Of executive,
administrative and iudicia! officers IN
passcd upon by the courts and Governor
Till wants the same principal applied 10
tho Legislature. There IN food Tor
though. in the suggeE,ion 10 Wcst Viz
gIniann. The HtraM endoraes Governor
liill'a recommendation in the following
language:
The prevailing pfAct!cc Il the ctlps Of Aucm.
hlymct and srnHton originated IN England;
hut even there II has hrGn Returned and iGrls.
IlGtIDI Of contacted election t4pAeg vested in
Tho CDIItu. Here Il Ia attended win yfoa. n,uIet,
The qhr.t'nn involved bein. generally decided
on phitlkan COMMUNICATIONS inVtfHi Of on ~,
merits. It's the tIgHlLrf Oi tho party In power
rather Than me claimant Win the better care
who IA tItuaIlY aNAtei.
TbI4 rYIl And irs!irT would he rrnedIc,i by
Amending tbs biAie cpHSliLutlDn, and Il VIII take
time TO EeCu'e hIch amendments.
The Idea Of placing the matter OF de-
Gliding all euch conteAtH In the power OF
tho courts where justice and no. par,i-
nan considerations you'd govern Il rot.
tlcmcnt, ID certainly worth thinking
about.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-09
Eldleuln W. sDgHd Argument.

Mf. MiIlg Isbored hard ~ hold up the
Republican tariff bill % ndicu!e and
m~is T. dlhmaI failure. Eid!cule and
appeals to party prejudice are not argu.
Iuent and the country knows it. 10
marked ooatfa.t var 3Iajor McKinley's
opening speech, in which he deal. With
facts and figures a1d confined himself 10
a plain, practical, buaincutliks discrs.
H!on Of the meriu OF his bill. This Ia u
be the policy Of the l!spublicansth.ough
out the debate, and they will gam by It
The country will wi.ness upon the Re.
publican side cool argument, and upon
the aide Of the oppoai.ion harangues
calculated 10 affect the ignorant and
prejudice the unthinkiny.
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lhngnape:


Tho agitation OF the road question In
this State goes bravcly on and tho people
ara becoming Interested. Not only Ia
this true In Yves. Virginia, but In many
other States Of tho Union. A contcm.
pofary INSERTS that America hm the best
railroads In tho world, and wants 10 know
why Ahc should not have tho bent high.
ways. Why, indeed? Tho general
awakening To the importance Of the sub.
lccl Ii likely to bring them. Talk will
not give ua better roads, however. Ac.
ton only can do It. Every citizen In the
State Ia Interested, and tho farmers par.
ticulnrly Ghould lend their hearty en-.
couragemcnt to tho prcna In tho agitation
Of tho subject.
in this connection II may DO noted
that tho Ohio Legislature has passed u
road law, tho operation Of which will DO
watched with considerable interest. II
II proves successful II will be II good law
10 copy, with such notifications au will
suit tho topography OF Il more noun.
famous State.
Tho Ohio law provides that, by n yots
Of tho pcorle-ln my township having
1900 inhabitantH, II special road district
nny be established. Three Road Com.
m,@ioncn nrc elected for such district,
who arc authorized to levy n tax Of not
lcBa than one or more than two mills for
ordinary road work md repair, and n
lurlhor tax OF not more than four mills,
In any ono year, to pay tho cost Of
grading, draining, macadamizlng or pay.
Ing roads. Whenever thirty frceholdors
In n special road dIs.rict petition for q
mncadamIzcd road, tho Commissioners
are required to order IN election within
thirty dayn, and II u majority vote in
favor Of tho proposition tho Comnis.
ploners arc 10 proceed 10 have tho road
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-09

Our esteemed neI2hbor accuses the
lxrzLLIclScEE Of accepting = rep0rers
story and entirely ignoring "the denial
By Jlr. Cleveland himseli" Of the famous
C.ey.l1nd.Craxtori interview, in which
the sx.rieti1ent TU represented a.
using unJiynifed language. The IL.
rELLI0EScEE pleads no. guilty. Nr.
Cleveland has no. denied tia. he used
the language quoted, though Nt. La
mont and the Wor4haye denied Tor him
that he used such language "ior publi-
cation" Sobody is iooIiHh enough 70
believe that be did'rEs the BilliDYgs:e
expecting Il 70 appe4, in print, bot
everybody who knors BIZ. Cleveland
knoxs tina. he Ia given TO the use Of
strong language in emphasiziny his re-
marks In private conYefEation, and tha.
ths reporters story that be did 20 On
the OCCASION referred " ia no! iinp.oba.
be. Az We have before remarked, a
great many Of Our public men 0! all par.
ties are addicted 70 the hsbi. OF swear.
ing. 1t ID no more 10 their credit than
il Ia 10 Jir. Cleyeland'A. Il 10 a yic;ous
habit and not al all In harmony With
.heli general reputation for high-milded.
nes1.
Eecarge N,. Cleveland has been P,es-
iden! Of the United States, having arisen
10 that high petition through a comb.
nation OF peculiar circumstances, rather
than through his own efforts, It does not
necezsarily follow that he ia any better,
morally, than biz associates. M.. C!eye-
land does not prottgs TO be a saint, and
his intimate friends never claimed that
he wa one, although Democratic organs
striys 20 impress upoa their readers'
mindg that hia persaa Ia sacred and .ha.
he is something more than human.
1t may be true, az tho EegI,1 would
have rs believe, tina. Mr. Cleveland
stands very high in the eatima.ion OF
many people. There are many othe,
public men who also atand high in pub
lie esteem, but lew Of them have won
that posi,ion through hypocriticsl pro.
~fessions Of morality. Neither has 3lr.
Cleveland done this. II there ia one
trait OF hia character worthy 0f admi,s.
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0irLlE Nyy Oy me yIp.

A chaSEs far all ~ EIpEs.. tL'Fr Prefer.
,sss-Ihs H"ss fspaiAs 10 Esss's =
C~.tIy Present.
In order 70 aSeGrtzin Who Is The Eos.
popular commercial Traveller represent
.iDg a Wheeling hopse, on the roid The
lSrE1LIozscEE invites all is resIe's 70
express thEir pretsTesee. 4 coupon III
.he p7rpv,s will be igsnd belor. This
n1y BE- mailed o, Ith Al The Office, or as
many - Al envelope will hold II be
mailed a. 0nos. Yo.e1 tho1h, boEey.
~. be czfsiul W kee that The po&tsse Il
Tally prepaid - LITTER is:es. ETkry per.
h0a his an Opp0riGni:y 70 do 9zuDd thing
Dr bis bat friend among the genial
commercial travellers.
The mat populHr man when the
voting eezS%s June ~ will receive
hk choice Of 4 lie inL1rsnee Plicy
10, 500, With the premium paid
up Tor one year, or an Icaden. insur'
ance, policy i0r 500 Tor one year,
the policy " be written bySEeeDey d
NwGrds, general agents Of the El1iiz'
be Lille lHur1nes 4A6ccistiO1.
Below will be found al explanation
Of the eorpai AnyboJy 4 vote, and
each ~ often n he sees Ct.
c~osDE5ySs.
s Asy t<ftDa Ia Az saE eIa TpX AZ 1tEs Il
ts1!:si.
Z Al Tie tIlaE,i ia tee o1UaI Esg1t % EIIsi
J. SDTgSE HIN u nganyd Sk!sb j. Dot WE:ut
"a 4 oEskOa cat IfHta he IB-TILLIOESCE..
Tbs hnI1t VII SlnE LAZY i yNEt retEIJst
IiDF that cay Sill Ls d.auyYS3 utnOaatsi
8. 4by tlI.HsE tAieasaIa 70! q Whsel!a,
k0CIe EIy u Tov: t'.
tocf0T.
TIE WHEELING ISTELLIGEScZa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-09

4 EGADEE Oi the ISTELLIGEscEE asks
usN estimate the population Of the
United 6Atcs. ACcor1inx 70 the census
Of Iss0 the population vas a little more
than Gity milIiong. Since then there
have been geyeral births aud q few ~.
riyas from tore!gn ghores, and CONFER.
Tatiye estimates place the present. mum
her OF inhabitants al from si1ty 70 hix;y-
FIVE milIi0ng. Another census will be
taken this summer, and II the reader,
who 10 a valued lady friend Of the II.
~TGLLiGEHCxg, watches our HeTB col
umns cloaeIy, she will know the exact
resulL az won lB anyone.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-09

lHESEr WA7TxEOH doubts whether
The Byston cu,0m Of ea,iDybaked beans
with eysfy drink rol Shhky IL health.
iuI. Henry lives In a ssA.s ~hs'e
whiAky Ia taken "Etisigh.," and cannot
unIent4nd Why anything elss should
bs put into the E,om4ch, ezcep! a! req
nIa, tnezls
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-09

OrE t~prightIy contemporary the Bel
IAim L~LpnVL1a, han celebrated ia tenti
birthday. The MApNd<nt Ia q bright,
nexry paper, a ctedi. U the city Of Bel
Iaite, aud has features which pspers that
put on metropolitan aim would do well
u adopt.
The Ohh Uaihy Tsu., Of Martina Fer
~, Ia slso 4 srbiect for our conyratuIa'
ti0fM On entering The nineteenth year Of
iH exlA!encs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-09

Tux death u Col. John Z. gchley, Of
Jergrson county, viii be universally
u,neI IN tina. shcIgn Of the STATE,
and by many Who eaj,yed his .equsint,
ance throughout Wes. yraniA. His
bntAI will take place b<ay a. 6hep-
hg,tItOgn. N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-09

AsUnEG Ais h9rm, 10 which idIon
andla.sne parma we're burnethd death,
Is ,eported this morning. II sssms tina.
dus precautions are NJ. taken Tor The
E.i..y Of iamsDss Of totas Of our public
ichLItgtiyug,
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BY

takes them, 10 10 young and Old. rhy.icians
recommend them TO tG mid. hnrmlcaW, hut most
g'+tion, Liver Complaints, Eil0lalcta, SOur
StDnuCh, nId Piles. rs
DOSE ONE FIG.
Por mlc Mt druggists IN boxrr only. ptcn &c,
Or cent direct by mail. Adircza.
MACK DRUG co.. NEW YORK.
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ING

l!ttIn children, who suffer with their b1prls.
n K thEm with perfect safcty, ~ they never
Eripnor produces Cole, md utc No p~!.aniHtt 10 tho
For prcguaGt lnt.Gs they urc Invaluable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-09
4 | ! z

Hamburg Tn, tho great fruit la1ntirc. shouM
" ta.t:n ut once; they arc an reflective rttne4Iy.
but mot i'tzvln' and agreeable TO the taste.
itdnE oJiup1tI Gnly OF fruits nnd vegetables.
AaOlutGlY nJfhlns Ike them LII tho 11nrlL. II"
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Stockholders Meetings,
NOTlCITHE S4PTHA YACHT
General Notices,

NOTICE 10 ICE CONSUMES,
1hsre est-s S1Ee c=pIIas O.! IL oSsn
t!0nabA fLI!e 70 t4s artificial kt. ] AZ cor
p,e,s.et 70 ic-assa Tie trLis EitS e.tAti IL,
o: i,;ise!Il Zoe Fot pt.cei Gsa4o.s o. aII0s
ChaS. SEisERT,
rrr No. EstxVSsA sr,sa,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-09

VoHts LhD1t! 81 %. t5h co1p9n. S4! n al
sayEEps, and Htireis,
GUNXEEcIALT HITHrE CHsTDr.
l~STELLEEStEz OyTIcE,
NF N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-09
Steamers:
Cincinnati, L%ouiSviIIe. Mem-
pills, st. Loulo. Now Orleans,


For Cincinnati, Louisville. Mons
phlo, St. Loulo. Now Orleans,
and intermediate Points,
WIN leave WhHribost. foot Of Eleventh street,
daily Monday excepted. AZ follows: ~"
Steamer "KEY5TOEE STATE"
,lEY221sdrts9Y Thomas Cnlho0n. Master: Charles
0 a11-A-1 Knox. CLERK; every Tuesday at tam.
r.. Steamer "AEDEs," T., Il, Coonc,r.
Master: Al. J. Slayen, Clerk: every
.aHH wednesday At I \. m. 9l .T'f' -
IT.. Rtcamer "HUDsON,nJ y, F. E1li,on.
LntsrrSstt1 Master; Dan Lacey, Clerk: cyeryv
1AsAS4a Thunday 1t 7 .. m. '~'
NJ. Steamer c. W. BATCHELOR, Hcorro
kt$ES5tsSSI0,Scal. Matter; Ira Is. Huntinvtnn.
aclc'k every Friday Il, a. IN.
NJ. h. Steamer SCOTIA" John NJ. PHI,
AIittSytt!tdfJ lips, Master: Robt II. Kerr, Ciori.
&a every Saturday II 7 q. m. ". 80"
~ Steamer "LoU!s A. sHERLry"
lstyyHdttg Ed. f. Maddy. Master; Julo Wchr.
man, Clerk; every Sunday al 7 a. N
. FIrtclMm faro. Wheeling TO Cincinnati. nG.
Round trip. $40. Meals and KtAtc.room In.
Tickets transferable, and good until
nhed. For freight or paaSage apply on board, OF
nolS FRANK BOOTH. Agent
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