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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-12-20

Bad boys are very scarce, and
will continue 20 till after Christmas.
In . week or two they will be
plentiful and cheap.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-12-20
Tomorrow will be Sunday, the
shortest day OF the year.
The roads are In hne condition
- ine - dust can make them.

Hurry up with that high school.
gentlemen. Start the ball rolling
with the new wear.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-12-20

Senator VOORHEES,, Who usually
carries . level head, says the way
to end the Indian troubles . to
issue them enough to eat instead
1T the present scanty rations.
There's something in this idea. It
might also b well enough for them
to Be paio the money The Govern
msut owes them.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-12-20

that Il would annear :. - :. $780,,
Of hail stones I'm an = .r6 ~.
sr.pes. with The knott;r. On 49,
would make IL NM ant i, IN. go
ter. The threeA -. ,,..d -. y.
50. OF q silkv kind. vhich "a. m.6:
in Paris aud furnished hv IN. m.,.
chant. The collar I and vou !.
made with our com~on No "a
thread, therefore Il has not ths
silky appearance n sAon,6 h.v.
bot III he sane. N. a., form
your idea Of What a. Yr;eh I'M.
caa accomplish.
Out Of gratitude - o,r Art.
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POPULAR MEN on TIE Road.
a Chance for all to Espress thier Prefer.
cnce-ihe SIoSt Popular to Receive n
Costly Present. at

A Chance for all to Express thier Prefer.
cnce-iho Most Popular to Receive n
Costly Present. e.
In order 10 ascertain who Is the most
popular commercial traveller represent
Ing a Wheeling house, on the road the
lHrELLiGENcEnin invites all It's readers to
express their preference. A coupon foT
the purpose will be- found below. This
may be mailed rleit at the Office, or as
many AZ an envelope will hold can be
mailed at once. Voters should, howey.
er. be careful to see that the postage ID
fully prepaid at letter rates. Every per
son has an opportunity TO do a good thing
for his best friend among the genial
commercial travellers. u
Tho most popular man when the
voting ceases June 80 will receive
his choice OF a life insurance policy
for $1,000, with the premium pait
up for one year, or an accident insur
ance policy for 5000 for one year
the policy TO be written by Sweeney 4
Edwards, general agents Of the Equita
BILE Lille Assurance Association.
Below will be found an explanatio,
OF the contest. Anybody can vote, an,
each as often as ho sees tit, .a
CONDITIONS.
/. ANY person In any State can vote q often a
desired. Il.l
| =. All the blanks In the coupons must be Glled
| 3. No vote will DO counted which Is not wIitte
on a coupon cut from the lNrELLi6EScER.
| 4. The contest will close July !. Votes receive
after that day Will DO destroyed uncountcd.
| 8. Any travelling salesman for u Wheelin
house may be voted for.
| cotPoH.
THE WHEELING 1ETELL1GESCER
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after a tine, sharp pains, sticking like a
knife. would take me lu the region OF the heart,
sometimes 40 severe US to almost take my breath
away. had constant palms through the hcaIi,
over the eyes. on top and IN The tnck of the
head, that at times almost drove me iiantlc.
10 do me any good. would get up III the morn.
Ing feeling rs tired as when went 10 bed. Ny
appetite failed. Nilht gweats came oil and
| weakened me terribly. ! had feverish spells
| followed ny Il cold. chilly feeling, which made
me unfit for business Whichever l would take
GU my stomach seemed TO rest like heavy load
there. would have feeling Of discoin fort n cd
table with hearty aplcute and would only
eat few monthiulis
~ tried everything and everybody. but grew
steadily worse. My head and throat became al.
most vulnerable. The pains In my chest and
night sweats increased A. last l read IN the
daily papers OF case similar TO my own which
bad been treated and cureti by DIS Copeland 4
charges very reasonable and within my means,
though / am not r rich man. Although they
did not promise much, felt that they could
help me. <-s. f0-
"They did indeed. Improved stesdi,y from
the start undet their treatment My head and
throat became clear. The night swcats disap.
peartd. gained In weight, can eat a good
and strong now-qui,e like another man.
1T was not BY any meanG q Temporary i'm.
proyeinelt. continued to get stronger and
better until the last trace OF my trouble passed
away. ! am q we'll and hearty man, aud feel
grateful to Drs. Copeland & Bell Tor my com.
plete and entire recovery"
Mr.. John Ma,shall who makes this statement,
lives. as stated, at No y lwenty.second street.
Wheeling, and bis statement can be casilyce.l
fed, ..,.= b -
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R[2H L0CAL CASES.
The Series is ContInusd..-The Great
Work Of Drs. Copeland I Bell
Sill Goes ol--.Ths Chain
Lsnslhhsns. 4
Fashioned Link by Llnk-Isnch
Week Marking It's Eatension..Eyi-
e dcncc Of Mr.. John Marshall.

In continuing the series OF chapters
relating personal experiences, place IL
given TO the following. furnished by q
gentleman well known In Wheeling as Il
contractor and builder. en-
Mr.. John Marshall hes lived for some
time at q Twenty.second street, Wheel
ing. Il.
"Just nut II down aud describe II as ! give II
10 you, said Mr. Mar hall. Though Il Is past
now. there 10 not anything that J have forgot
ten about It. Men don't forget such things. II
was my head that mt began 10 trouble me
nos,rils would clog up, Grst Que kile aud then
the other. sometimes they would DO sore and
sentative Oh the inside. For time 1t waS 10
bad that could not breathe through my nose Rt
All-would have to sleep with my mouth open.
There was continuous discharge, with such a
constant dropping VI mucous from my lead
back into my throat Us TO ain, It ttranele me at
lines. / was always hawking aud raising 10
] clear It. ! was never free from sore throat. II
was usually so raw and inilamcd that could
hardly swallow ut all, or with great difficulty.
would catch cold without any Appa,cnt cause.
A continual hscking cough sci In, which, try Al
would, could not get lid Of.
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Memorial Dry,

The, Memorial Day number Of .114
YoutRs Companion Just Issued will ap
peal especially to all those to whom gu,
Decoration Day brings tender and
sacred memories. The illustrations are
Of a high character and the stories OF q
patriotic nature. Among them is the
$1,000 prize story for girls entitled
sway out in tho Prairie kentry." II
tells in touching language how a devot'
ed daughter secured the decoration Of
her fathers grave. "Inside the Lines
in which two hoys are the heroes
Peggy Selden's Journey" an interest:
ing story relating the experiences Of a
young girl, a tramp, a pet dog and some
Yale students; "a Decoration Day Pa.
rade" and Reunited" are stories full OF
the spirit OF the days Beside the stories
there are other features, including poe
try, short anecdotes, articles Of iniorma.
ton, with a whole page devoted to the
entertainment Of the very young chill.
nfpYt
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Speaking OF tho fac: that the Presby
terrain Genera! Assembly was practically
unit in the adoption Of the scheme fol
revision, the Chicago Inter. Ocean says II
should be regarded Us great advance in
ecclesiastical common sense. This il
true, for. tho harmonious conclusion ar
rived Mt was the end Of great agitation
over n hitherto unsettled question Of
whether changes could be made by q
bare minority OF the Presbyteries, or re.
CURED two-thirds majority. .et
Tho fact that there was room for a
very heated time over the question, be-
cause Of lis Importance, makes the bar
monious conclusion referred to. by the
Inter. Ocean MI the more significant. II
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NOTICE
The Pittsburgh. and Wheeling Goa! Company
at Bridgeport and Maynard, Ohio. have started
up iull time. lIRvc about completed rope
hAulage at Wheeling Creek that will bring tho
coal out rapidly, giving the men good work.
ana ...
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500 Reward. 500.

:
1 Tho readers OF the ISTELLidENcHR will
DO pleased to learn TINT there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all It's stages, and
that is Catarrh. y Halls Catarrh Cure is
the only positive cure now known to the
medical fraternity. Ca.arrh being con-
stitutioual disease, requires a constitu-
tional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure
is taken internally, acting directly upon
tho 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
It's work. The proprietors hayeso much
faith in Its curative powers, that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any case
that 1t fails to cure. Send for list Of tes.
imonial. Address, NJ 4,
.tia5ltF ]. CHENEY 4 Co., Toledo, O. <
@-sold by Druggists, 75c. paw
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Logical Deductions From, Stock Arguments

Los lcai Deductions From Stock Arguments
Republican newspapers have In the
past gotten some Of their best arguments
for Protection from the speeches and let
ters Of Free Traders themselves. This
may seem paradoxical, but 1t Is never.
theless q fact that tho logical deductions
which have been made from Free Trade
phrases and catch.penny maxims OF the
so.called tariff reiormers, uphold Protec.
ton at every point. ge
A contemporary recently printed a
parallel, which we copy below. The
Eve stock arguments Of Democratic
Free Traders. taken from their speeches
and papers are printed along with their
logical conclusions aud form complete
answer 10 all the arguments. They are
as follows: a
We will nut our own intelll,l
gent aud tkilliul and productive Elualizing
labor upon a plane Of equality American and
WIN tho la6u.ets OIL all othcrluOt foreign Ia.
c,untrics.-LsoJr q. Mus, ii East boz.
s.. Louis. - r's1Df .'.-
lie lClevelaud) has challenged War 10,
tho protected Industries OF In, e xterm n a
country 70 ~ fight Of extern iOa ton on Indus
lion.-StndtUr ltsts LItt 70 Ftilllrles,
Dim ocrniic C rb. 81. Louis, 1888
The increa: ed wages attract Homo pro
labor from Nil over the WORLD lductIon In
,''arv Cor ca Standard, Ebru1rylc:eascs wages
Is 1870. - II
fhe producers, OF couryc, sup. Producer
tort not merely themselves Dntl.upport con
all those who are WithdnwDIsumcrs,
f. ON production Tins, ELntl 81
INV II, IS1. f.r gre
| The truth Is that the best nils Prot clio.
| are selling In England At E7bs 10 henpcn
XIX per, ton. and IN thlsIgoods. g..
| country ut 81. - ENniny Post,
March lscl. "a -5.Is - 81
Immigrants bring less bsegagel Clothtni
han formerly, because they Gavcl IA II d house
found out that clothing andlhUid bupslIc
| household supplies are us chcarleheap,
| here rs In the old countrics.-SG
periniend:at Jackson, Of Castle Gar.
| den, kfore a.: Congressional Com
mItief. April 0, 1870 Wa ri
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JUDGING from the editorials Of GU
Democratic contemporaries the mair
issue in the coming congressional cam
palgn will DO who ahall DO Speaker o
the House. 1t strike us that the more
important matter Of securing a majority
with which 10 electa Speaker should oc
cur to our friends. But, it is not oul
affair, and ii they want to engage in the
pleasan. amusement Of creating compli
cations by dividing the spoils beiort
they arc won We are not inclined 10 in
tcrfarc NJ Irt. 49, ,sg..f
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BREAKFAST BUDGET,

At a sale In Chicago some days ago rs
certificates OF shares in a mining com
pany, face value. $4,000, were Dough
for s. %.
Miss Bessie Bole: OF San Francisco,
beautiful little blonde OF twenty, cal
shoe horses and wants to open u shop
but her parents object: Na
A Gainesville (Ga.) man has twent,
acres planted with cucumbers. Il,
ships them all North, and expects t.
realize not lees than $1,000 from biz
patch. : .
An ounce OF aqua ammonia 10 eacl
palltul Of water ID said to provide tn,
quickest restoration oftone to exhausted
nerves and muscles, besides making the
flesh firm and smooth.
The great cantilever bridge at tn,
Needles, Cal, is finished. In its con
s!ruction 100000 pounds OF steel anG
iron were used, and the centre span
800 feet-is the longest in the world.
Dr.. Swain, physician at the Massachu
sets State prison. says that Jesse Pom.
eroy, "the boy murderer" 10 ieyotinl
bis leisure to experiments looking to the
construction OF self.sharpening lead
pencil.
The latest fad in Boston is astrology.
The high priest is German who signs
himself Professor OF Chaldean and
Egyptian astrology,," and who, for $50
gives full nativities, with every incident
OF life, from the cradle to the coffin.
James Moore, Of Escondale, CAL, has
two young eagles that he found in nest
recently. He is trying to tame them, but
80 far has not made much progress.
While feeding the birds he inc!oses his
hands in boxing gloves. I.
An advertisement in recent issue OF
the Chicago Tribune read: "Per3onal- II
donate Se5 to charity, to be named by
the Tribune, il can not name the place
where you get the toughest steak and
poorest service on Madison street. Y
Ill, Tribune"
Avid East" has. been brought to
London,fo for NJ attempt similar to that OF
Buffalo Bill. Eighty Arabs and few
-~e'SNot AaS'AAihk NOuCt huu ClltluICu,
horses, camels, asses, dogs, tents-in fact,
the Oriental outfit complete-haye come
over to exhibit the life and to execute
the fantasias Of the desert. r9sfs
George Bidwell, the famous ticket-of.
leave man who served fourteen and one.
half years on life sentence in British,
prisons for the great ,S5,000,0OO forgery
on tho bank Of England, has twenty.
five acres Of property near, Muskegon,
Mich, and is there now looking 1t over,
His home is now in Hartford, Conn.
The meteoric shower that fell in Iowa
a week or two ago was followed by an.
other Of mail and telegraphic orders for
specimens that drove prices UP from
twenty-five cents 10 81 an ounce, and
finally exhausted the supply. Rather
than have anybody disappointed, how
ever, the natives are producing good
looking specimens by burning common
prairie powders in a hot fire and din.
ping them in prepared liquids.
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Inquiry will DO made Of every person a. IA
whether they arc single. married, widowed, o.
I divorced, and. II married. whether married
each person, and tho place OF birth Of the
father and mother Of each person, Will also bo
called for, rs well Rs o statement Is 10 the p,o
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria

! DIED. -f
G1LL1G Anon Sunday. May q, 1890, at u
O'Clock, midnight, MICHAEL CHILEAN, in
the 4Gth year ofhis age. -lr-H -
Funeral will tlke place at . o'clock Wednesday
morning. from his late residence No. 37s3
Nccol!och street. 1ntc.mcnt at Mt. Cal
vary Cemetery. st-seI'
NEsBtTT-0n Sunday. May 25. 1870, at 12:o5 D,
NJ, MINNIE L., vile OF David y. EesbItt, If, .
In the I'D year Of her age. s. 71''' =
Funeral services At residence OF D. Nesbitt ST.,
No. % Slnctceath street, this TUESDAY sf.
ternooa ats o'clock. Friends Of the family
invited to attend. In.erment at peuinsular
Cemetery M I-st
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CouSr HERBERT BISMARCK says thai
tho American treatment Of foreign au'
thors deserves rebuke and suggests Q
boycott o! our pork by way Of retaliation
The proposition is an odd one, but il
carried out would prove effective. AT
the Pittsburgh Dispatch says, ian inter
national agreement on pork and litera.
ture would be immensely popular in this
country, where there is vast capacity
for the production OF pork and only q
limited consumption Of German litera'
4,So ~ ....Hr RI. ~
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THE WHEELING 1NTELL1GESCER
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Cloth | n {
4 Il d house
hold supple.
cheap.
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A RAIN in Chicago Saturday frustra'
ted a dynamite plo! to blow up the Hay
market monument erected to the memo
~ Of the policemen killed in the riot
Of tho Anarchists. The explosion would
have destroyed large amount Of adjoin'
ing property aud no telling how many
lives. Citizens Of Chicago who have
been cursing Old Probs for the wet Sea
con are now blessing him.
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There seemB to be n movement on foot
among certain partisan journals and
politicians 10 embarrnss rs much as pos
Bible the census which Is to be taken
during the coming month. To this end
they nre laboring 10 create prejudice
among the people against some features
OF the census and 10 induce them to re-
fuse to answer certain questions, which
they claim are impertinent. ~,
Tho only possible motive for this
movement is to harrass the enumerators
and prevent complete report, and
thereby bring disc.edit upon the Repub-
lican administration under whose man.
agement the census will be taken This
scheme to manufacture political capital
is MS desperate as it is absurd, and it is
surprising that even some Republican
newspapers have thoughtlessly permit.
ted themselves TO DO used to further it.
Those who are thus seeking to EN-.
barrass tho census take special pains to
disguise the fact that tho questions com.
planned Of arc provided for by special
acts Of Congress md are not originated
by the Census Bureau. They neglect
also 10 state that the inquiries which are
denounced MS Of prying nature are not
designed to publish to the world the
private affairs Of individuals or families.
The government, on the contrary,
pledges itself that this class Of in!orma.
ton will DO kept in the strictest conf.
dence. Everybody knows, or ought to
know, that tho government census re.
ports do not publish the names OF those
enumerated, tho only design being to
give the results in figures. Is, /
There arc severe penalties provided
for refusal to answer the questions, or
any OF them, and the 1NrgLLloEScER
advises all good citizens not to violate the
law. The questions to be answered are
not so prying as ara represented BY those
who criticise them. A circular just 10.
sued from the Bureau details them as
follows: tr.',' X
Inquiry will DO made Of every pcrson "A 10
whether they arc single. married, widowed, Or
4 divorced, and, II married. whether married
7 durius the census year. The place OF birth Of
Z, each person. aud tho place OF birth Of the
father and mother OF each person, Will slso Do
called ior, rs well as statement Is 10 tho p,o.
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Iris though. that considerable opro'
sition to the tin.platc schedule in the
Mckinley Tarid bill will deyelope In the
Senate, We hope this prediction Is un'
founded. The defeat Of the measure
would cut of the prospects Of the estab'
lishmea! Of q great new industry In
America. E as
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TIE New York Press is devoting con-
siderable space to an exposure Of evil re-
sorts in the metropolis. 1t calls atten'
ton 10 the fact that the police are blind
to the existence OF many Of them and
profess 10 have no knowledge Of certain
places where the gambling and liquor
laws are persistently violated. Wheel
ing has some policemen who are afflicted
with this same sort OF blindness.
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SECRETARY BLAlSE's prompt order to
tho American Consul ut Konin that an
American citizen whom the Russian
authorities had imprisoned must be re-
leased u. once or that tho Consul should
ask his passport and leave the country
had the desired effect, and was m ex'
hiLi,ion Of the iirmness Of our Secretary
nf Sinfn ~ - ----------
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Garfield Monument dedication n,

Garfield Monument Dedication mt Cleve.
l"nd, on Decoration Dny, Diny 30.
On this occasion the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad will sell excursion tickets al
greatly reduced rates, for all regular
trains on May 20 and 30. good for re-
turn passage until June 2, inclusive.
Fare for the round trip 81 % from Wheel.
ing. eE s.
President Harrison, his cabinet, and
civic and military societies throughout
thecountry will participate in the parade
and dedication, .l. 49,
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WHEELING, MAY 81, 1890.

Much valuable time has gone BY
which should have been spent in prep
ara,ions for the WORKS Fair, and Chica'
40 people are still wrangling over the
question OF site. II Chicago doesn't
look out the malicious predictions made
bv Nav Workers will come true.
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fetston, trade, or occupation followed And the
number OF months unemployed duriug, the
census year. For all rtrk0nS leu years oil age
or over i return must DO made by the enumer.
a,of a. 10 the number able 10 read and wiltc,
and Aiss the number who ran speak Ensltbh.
For those VINO cannot speak kpgllsh the particu-
lar Language OF dialect spoken BY them
age, also. the number Of months they attended
school wilt DO recorded by the census enunefa'
tnrs, Ia the case Of mnthefs an Inquiry Will be
made as u the number 0f children they have
itad, atd The number Of those eh !ld!en living a.
the present. time. This Inquiry Ia 70 be made Of
Ing Rli who ate widows or have hcn divorced.
Foreign.born males Of adult age. that Il. year,
OF are or over. Will 10 nked ns 10 the number u
yesrs they hAyo been III the United States, and
whether they ale nntuinllzed or have taken out
naturalization papers. OF ihe head Of each lam
lily visited the question Will DO asked as to me
number Of pefsons III tho family and whether
ell. whether the home Is FREQ from mort
guge tncdmtfahce. II The head OF the iaia!!}
!, = farmer, similar inquiries VIII DO made con
cernlng tho Ownership Of the farm. In anu
ton 10 these ENQUIRIES, all OF which are made
on tho population schedule, Tho law uhIei
which The census Ia taken makes provision io'
hp Cial inquiries CONCERNING such o. the populh
lion ay may b. mentally or physically defective
10 any retDect, that Is. insane, feeble minded
deaf. blinu. or crippled. or who may DO tempofn
| rlly disabled Wy iickncss. disease or accident
| the time VI the enumtraor's visit Certain
special Inquiries viii also TO made concernini
inmates OF prisons aud fciofmai0fies ahd O.
this a statement will DO called for concerning
all persons Who have died during the censu
year, glving their name, age, tex, occupation
and cause ol death. ,T
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Cresap's Old Grove-twenty miles
down the riyer-is the most desirable
for picnic parties. Cheap excursion
rates will be made. Dates and rates can
be obtained on application to ]. G. Tom
linson, agent Ohio River Railroad Com
pany, Wheeling, w. Va.
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fifes. pffrg. rifeu

Loose's Red Glover Pile Remedy, is a
positive specific for all forms OF the dis.
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer
ated and Protruding Piles. Price Soc.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. pAw
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Voters should all OF. this coupon. seal In a.
Vote early and often.

HOOPS sarsaparilla is on the food
tide OF popularity, which position it has
reached by its own intrinsic, undoubted
merit, $3.50. 3