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Gentlemen: My wife and babe.
fourteen months old and boy OF five
have suffered for years from hereditary
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son and Carroll Grahs,n, IN sesdeats Of
Baltimore Wero drowntd al the Sth
while bathing In 81 Ihigoe's Creek, St
Maryh County. Nd.
The factory Of The Laclede Fire Brick
Manufacturing Company 81 Gheltsnhsm
Mo-, burned on the sth, entailing|s loss
OF $50, 900 W ~ sr4 .se
The disease reported At Preston. Ia,
as cholera q ascertained V be in reality
. malignant form Of dyssntsry Eigh.
teen deaths have occurred within the
past twenty days.
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~ u uWUF--
Y was given for the nrtrpe4 v 90 optrsi
midnighA ASssefal 0f 4ASma havA ~
ready left their engines. Mr.. Webb u
the above hour denied oil knowledR0 oI
the hremen striking. He said the COM
pany will move freight at St Johns
Park In the morning, A large force Of
police VIII be on hand to insure success.
Another report was that tho Brother
hood Of Engireers have offered to 70
out II the strikers request them.
ALBANY, N. Y, Aug. 1.-THE situa-
tion here becomes more serious every
minute and the intense ouietness which
prevails among the men and at the rail
road yards is viewed with alarm by the
railroad officials. At West Albany not
man was visible, but the 5000 cars
laden with merchandise were still and
the tracks already beginning to rust.
/ The yard is guarded by Pinkerton men,
who watch the Oil trains and lumber
piles very closely. What few men OF
the Knights OF Labor could be seen
were jubilant and yet would not say
why Dlsorlct MASTER workman Lee
left the city and has gone to Dewitt,
N. Y. dJtA q aANh-l4
Secretary Proutley said when asked
about the progress made: "The strike
y 70. IN iss infancy ana tne ex'ent ana
power, II our demands tN, are not met net van
surprlse people Inc men are remain,
Tx In uies,y away from Ile yar1s ano
W. aNYiu sropoie =. possoe' He are
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caused cause, conslaeraole spec1,at,on. II con-
sls'eu ol swo car -i,D n0aas Q. rinkerton men
i.v,n sne sesN:-. A1e men were ali IN
ois,senS cru. cio'nes ana encp was supplied
wisn iarge Sa0cnei wen nllea lneir
arms were IN 'ne baggage car, out that
was careiuiiy guarueo' iney went on
70 syracuse.
ny oVer oi General Doyle command
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n IN \ said thss the smembers ef the
lssSp1th Fork Nshth& and Huntifg jClhh
Or Pittsburgh. Akse decided 70 donate
all their property at the famous South
Fork dam to the Pittsburgh Fresh AR
Fund Association.
ALL the union printers on the four
daily papersqt Los Angeles Cal, struck
on the oh aRainAt q Reduction in the
scale from ntty to Forty cents per thou.
#. JUMMINGs, principal OF public
school In Williamsburg, N. Y, fell from
window OF the third floor In the Peck
Slip Hotel in that city ON the 9th. and
striking on the pavement was instantly
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HAEABp, Kyy Aug IL fGeor&e w.
Ev6fsofe, judge Of Ferry County bfother
Of Joe EYersole, who was .ambushed in
1888, hadA narrow escape Saturday from
being ahdbusHyd md kiilsa Nhilo Hiding
10 Hazard on his way, 70 Court When
withinuthrss miles Of town he looked
toward spps bushes on tho mountail
side just In time 10 sec several men
stick their heads up and raise rifles 10
shoot him. He quickly lssped from his
horse and ran three miles IS hard rs he
could, finally reaching Hazard. He Inn
mediatsly laid the facts before Judge
Lilly, who will order detail Of State
troops 70 effect their capture. irf'fe
Buck Fugett, = brother Of The Fugstts
arrested In West Virginia Tor tho mur.
der Of constable Emery Allen, OF the
troublesome Creek precinct has been
lodged in jail. Ae>posse Of mon have
started afrsf Zach. and Henry Fugett
who have bsen caught In Lincoln
County. JWest Virrihih The Fufetts
4lso shot another constable named
Smith, but did not kill him. Troops
arc nov KpSfding, the jail, court ia
grand jury y There arc. hityafourn mek
sltoEsthsSin the guard gs.i.es hge Hsi'
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Democratic politicians have been quite
unhappy over Mr.. Atkinson, They
wanted to know whether the Repub)i.
cans OF tho First district were going &c
turn him down, ii they were afraid lc
run him again, and moro OF tho same
kind OF stuff.
They pretended to want Atkinson
above all thinss-as clear n case OF false
pretense as eyer was set up. They knew
that Atkinaou had whipped them once
and they feared he might do 1t again.
Still they will howl it out loud that the
Republicans OF the district were afraid
to run Atkinson-who had given to his
friends conclusive private reasons why
no could not H%ccept-not q nomination,
but a seat, Tor another term.
However, here is n question for the
unterritied to answer: il the failure to
nominate Atkinson in the face OF his de.
clination showed weakness or fear, what
is TO be inferred from the failure OF
Fourth District Democrats 10 renomlnate
Judge Jackson notwithstanding Judge
Jackson was before the convention earn.
estly seeking that endorsement? An
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81 hut terrible headaches nca'ly Vii the time
-nOtai hRrD phiuR at ltsi, hut Il dul heavy Rch.
/ could feel the Duttcr dropping back Into ty
thrrui, which kept ne con,tnntly hnwLiig mud
mislny 10 clear II My throat btcsmu, raw
and inlameG; very often I would dttodgo large
chunks Of tough mucous from the lncf pRrt Ol
my head nild throRt that wOnld emit II horrible
Ntrkcliug 0iOr. efIhrp rathfitSo the stab Of d
kOIic would take inc III the chest, shooting
through under the shoulder blades.
"As my trouble Prev F8tse. my appetite be
came affected. l hail no rrlish for any Kind Of
food and nothing seeElpd 10 agree with ne
What Halle / would cat would llp On my gtrln
Wh lIsea lump OF lead, caus!nG me II sensatiOn
OF distress and sometimes II iiau al ut the stom
Hch. Ny sletp was broken and did mo no good,
| wnnli sct NJ IN the mOralny tired and Inre.
fTeshCd. The disease teeIntd 10 have under.
mined my whole system.
81 wAS In this condition when I read IN the
papers Of q Case very similar 10 my own, ths,
hnd been treated aud cured BY Drs. Copeland
and H-tf. | mtfei on these gentlemen, and
binding their charges SO very rcuOn.blc, placed
mysel. uuder their care. TO my snrpr!.e, | he,
gan to ~ttdtfroge almost Rt once. NJ head ard
nose became clear; the headache ktopped; The
A'ains In my chest pashea away. Ny appetite re,
tHtHEt!; ] eat wei! and feel good afterwards. !
SLEEP well now. AID arisc feeling re reSlird and
rcaGy fr work. In short. all my symp,o ns
have disappeared. ! an Il r~iliaiclt man en-,
tirrly fFon what ! was when | began trcstmcu,
with DIR. Copeland and Bell"
Mr.. ChrysIuycr lives, a. stated, at Martins
Ferry, Giio, where he CRu bc seen or eddrc.,cl,
aud this statement readily verified,
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argument good in tho First diatrict
should be good in the Fourth.
Tho E~rpubilcan Nominee for Congress.

The Republican Sohiihoe ioF SopBreh''
The nominee OF the First District Re.
publicans Ia worthy OF the party and oil
the people Of the d~iatriCt.
TO say TINT Mr.. Hubbard Is the equal
OF any other lawyer in West Virginia, Ia
TO say no moro for him than will DO con.
coded by his professional brethren Of all
parties.
TO cay that In NIL that goes 10 make
up solid character he Is The equal OF the
best, Is 10 reflect the estimate OF him
formed by afl who know him.
To say tina. he Ia thoroughly equipped
to enter full. armed on the etitcien. dis.
charge oil tho duties oil II Representative
in Congress, is 10 Say no more than ia
believed by every man In West Virginia
who knows William Z. Hubbard.
lie has lived his lie lour in the city oil
Wheeling, and in Rll his career. private
and public, there ID not an incident that
will not stand the closest scrutiny OF the
most hostile investigation.
With full knowledge that he supported
Horace Greeley, tho Republicans o.
the First District are glad TO avail them
selves Of his leadership, as they vert
glad to have him in the Legislature and
again on the Slate ticket in the campaign
OF 1883, when he made n magnificent can
yass and swept bis own county as by
whirlwind.
The Republican party asks no mar
what no was Or where he elood twcnt,
years ago. I. wants to know wha. he Il
and where he stands to-day. This Is tn,
only tts. for Leadership or for member
ship in the ranks.
The Republicans OF the First Distric
proudly present William ?. Hubbard t.
tho people Of tho distric. as a either
worthy Of their support, IL man fit Il
represent in Congress 70 important dis
trict, n capable and valiant champion o
Protection to Home industries.
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Tho use Of the camera 10 show tho
evil behavior OF Democrats in the House
OF Representatives suggests very much
moro good that might be accomplished
by the instantaneous lens in the poll.
tics OF the time. II it could be snapped
on the quiet little caucusses OF wire.
p%ullcrp, what u deal OF positive misery
the seemingly harmless negative would
cause.
Ii it could have been brought into
play on that night when the Wetzel
county ballot.acratchers were engaged
in the dark work Of "electiny" rendle.
ton TO Congress and saving the bets oil
gamblers who had played and lost
what n picture TINT wonld be OF the Dem.
ocratiC idea OF q free ballot and q fair
Couuti
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A PHYSICAL WHECK,-I bad IN attacl:
OF rheumatism in 1882 that tormented
ME beyond description or expression. ]
endured 1t for months and months, and
took medicine without receiving any
benefit. Loss oil appetite soon broke my
health down, and ! YVES fast becoming .
physical wreck. l then gave up all
medicine and took thorough urs Of
S~ift's Specific Is. S. s., which entirely
eradicatcd the disease from my system.
This was seven years ago, and ! have
not had any symptoms OF a return Of the
disease. CHARLES JONES, Lonlcn, Ohio.
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IT is unfortunate for the Tory Govern
ment that the Irish end Of it gave sturdy
John Moreley chance to witness a Gov.
eminent clubbing OF Irish heads. John
Morelcy is an Enelishmnn who com.
mands the respectful h~earipsoE the Eng.
fish people. When he takes occasion to
express himself publicly on the outrage
he beheld, lie vii! make IN impression
that will help along nightly tho GER
tain overthrow Of the Government Of
Eyiciions and Bludgeons.
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Wheeling, September 2Gth, 1890.
\, NJ. G, 4, Notes.

The Reception Committee met last
night and formulated plans Tor aggres.
sir0 work.
Young mems meeting will be held a;
S o'clock tonight, 10 which all men are
invited.
At . o'clock the monthly meeting oil
the Saturday evening committee will be
held.
Mems gospel meeting will BIO held ut
o'clock tomorrow. The Quartette will
sing. After the meeting tho Sunday
afternoon committee will meet.
Monday afternoon the L.adics' Auxil.
larry will meet at $50 o'clock.
Invitations have been issued to the
present and past members OF the asso.
citation to attend n reception on Tuesday
evening. Plans for the seasons work
will then be outlined.
Next Friday evening the Ladies' Aux.
Hilary will give an entertainment called
a"Character Reception"
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TOR RENT-FINE BRICK RESI-.
etc.. apply 10 RlSElIAaT L TATuM, 1911 Mar
kCl htrtrt' kchJ
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Election, Tucsdny. November I.
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Mgr. Sullivan on DIR. FuIrbairn

70 The Filter GfAs LataLi1ocr.
SIE:-permit me to call attention to
the following sentence extracted from
your report OF Rev. DR.. Fairbanks lee
tnre: Every roet that has arisen since
tho sixteenth century has arisen out o.
q Protestant country and Il reformed
community" Since the sixteenth cen,
tury has not Catholic Ireland produced
her Tom Moore, Catholic Italy her Tor.
quato Tasso, Catholic Spain her Calder.
on, Catholic France n whole host oil
world. renowned bards-Racinc, Cor.
nellie, Boileuu, Moliere, De Ia Fontaine,
&c?
Am l not justified in constituting DR..
Fairbairn's ignoring these and other il.
Iustrious poets sprung from Catholic
countries and non.reformed commune
ties as even worse than a blunder? Was
it his ignorance Of the history OF modern
literature, or was it his dcep.rooted
prejudice against the Catholic Church
that led him TO publish 30 ialse a state.
nent? J0HS T. SULLIVAN,
Rector OF the Cathedral.
Wheeling, September 26h, 1890.
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Now Advertisements.

WANTED-A GIRL no LEARN
dtcsS-makIng. Address "a !" ln,elli'
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SAMUEL J. RASDALL left IN estate val
ued ut 5000. Mr.. Randall WIZ absorb
eli in his work, and his wore was moi
mouey-making. He had no resonrce
but his salary, and the summing W
shows how much a representative in
Congress with q frugal wife is able to
gave out OF the salary.
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THE MEDICAL WORLD.
Sons Of tho Latest Wonderful Achieve.
malts Of Eminent Specialists.
Alr. Chris. CtrSstmycr Tells How His
Catarrhal Trouble was Cured by
DR.. Copeland & Bcil.

Tho LaugLlin Nail Works Is n large
and well known industry that employ,
In ils different departments about 3O(
men. 1t wRs In among the furnaces o.
this interesting work that tue subject o.
the following sketch wGD found. Mr.
ChFis. Chryslmycr Is u furnace mau
and lives III Martina Ferry, 0.
1nan interview with the writer, among
other things, Mr.. Chrystmycr said: "Fol
a long time ] had been troubled Will
catarrtf. II came on ilfss from colds, !
think. Myhcad aud nose would stop up
my n~ostiils clogsing, first II side thel
the other. There was n continual ring
inv and bnasing nOise In my cara"
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\ Cure for Constipation nnd Slck.!lsnd'

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+. WitIiGms, Bowie Bros, Bridgeport,
andJ. W. DArsah, Martins Ferry. pAw-l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-09-27

A MUSICAL sharp discovers that "Lit'
tic Annie Rooney" is Wagnerian. He
says.its opening measure is to be found
in "Die Walkurc' wherein it ''forms
the motif OF the Feuc!zauber move
ments." This, OF course, makes it al
right. II the secret had been let siir
before there would have been none o.
these threats to murder the hand.organ
man
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-09-27

DEMOCRATS threaten 10 desert again
when the tariff bill gets back to the
House and allow the Republicans to pass
it if they can get n quorum. That is all
right. Kecpitu up. Presently the coun-
try will find that it can get along with
out any Democrats taking part in lls
government.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-09-27

zone more northumberland is to
say, one more American heiress going tc
buy u foreign title. This time it ID 4
German prince who knocks the persim'
mons. Our girls won't learn until they
get it at first hands. Then they have
been known TO sQuirm and wrigSle like
airesh fish in a frying pan,