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Ex.prcsident Cleveland Is fast gaining
reputation as ''the great American let
ter.writer," and it will not be surprising
to learn that he will one day write one
too many. 1t was Mr.. Cleveland's per
that helped to defeat him for reelection
rs he allowed it to flow too freely in
writing messages vetoins pension bills
and IN recommending free trade legisla'
ton. His irankncss in putting hit
"thinks" on paper got him in trouble
more than once, and is likely to do sc
again. This time he advises Ohio far
mers that "the tariff is n tax" and thai
Protection is a 'hollow pretext." Mr.
Cleveland will doubtless recall the fact
that when the Ohio farmers were asking
him for bread in the shape Of protection
to their wool interests he gave them o
stone, and should not wonder il they
refuse to accept his advice. The letter
was in response to request from lodge
OF the Farmers Alliance, which is {
non.partisan body, asking him for biz
views regarding the declaration of prin.
ciples OF the order, and Mr.. Cleveland'f
lack OF good taste in sending them q
tariff reform" argument, designed as a
bid for their support OF his candidacy
for the Presidency, is apparent. a7'
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Unnpprcciatrd Prosrcssivencss,


Some time since the town Of Ola,be,
Kansas, elected municipal officers, all
Of whom were ladies Of intelligence and
high social standing. Woman.like,
they were no sooner inaugurated into
office than they began systematic pro.
cess OF house cleaning, and also woman.
like, they refused to stand any intesier.
cnce from the men, and when the latter
insisted upon meddliny in tho affair.
the ladies all resigned in disgust. The
Mayor, Mira. Kelley, outlined the policy
OF reform which the fair officers had
adopted, when she told reporter that
the ladies had laid out programme to
build sidewalks, clean the streets, close
npthe hard cider joints, and stir up the
old dry bones generally, but the men
declared that as they paid the taxes
there should be no change made, and
SO, rather than to have row, the ladies'
determined to resign to let the men who
are SO wed TO their idols run things as
they have heretofore,
The women were right, as they usual
ly. are in such matters, but the men OF
Olatho did not appreciate their COM
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POPULAR MEN on TILE ROAD.

4 Chnnce for nil to Express thler Prefer.
ence--lhs Most Popular to Receive n
( Costly Present.
In order to ascertain who Is the most
popular commercial traveller represent
Ing q Wheeling house, on the road tho
invites all lis readers 10
ex press their preference. A coupon ior
the purpose will be found below. This
may be mailed or left at the Office, or as
many "a au envelope will hold eau be
mailed at once. Voters should, howev.
err. be careful 10 see that tho postage Ia
fully prepaid at letter rates. Every per.
son has an opportunity to do n good thing
for his best friend among the genial
commercial travellers.
The most popular man when the
voting ceases June 80 will receive
his choice OF lie insurance policy
for $1,000, with the premium pale
up for one year, or an accident insur
ancel policy for 5000 for one year
the policy to be written by Sweeney 4
Edwards, general agents OF the Equita
bic Life Assurance Association.
Below will be found an explanation
Of the contest. Anybody can vote, ant
each as often rs he gees ut.
| CONDITIONS.
1. Any person !n any State can vote as often a
desired. ..1I'I.Ha
.. Allthc blanks In the coupons must be allied
| ., No vote will he counted which Is not writer
on q coupon GU, from the lSrELLtGESCLR.
4. Tho contest will close July l. Votes receives
after that day will be destroyed uncounled.
house may DC voted for. es.
| $500. COTTON. a. '..'-#
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CRERRAL AGRNTS make from $500 to ~
uDNnnhu huGNlo per year: Can a,sets iiop,
81 to $40 per day selling the Taylor Adlulia6Ie
shoe. Every lady 4 q posslblo customer; iet.
mancnt business; exclusive territory assigned
AddrCas with stamp, Consolidated Adjustable
Shoe Co., Salem. Mass. my6.T1hG,
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Vote early and often.

THERE is more catarrh in this section
Of the country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few years
was supposed to be incurable. For q
great many years doctors pronounced i,
u local disease, and prescribed local rem
edies, and by constantly failing to cure
with local treatment, pronounced it in.
durable. Science has proven catarrh to
he constitutional disease, and there.
fore requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
F. J. Cheney K Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the
only constitutional cure on the market
1t is taken internally in doses from ten
drops to teaspoontul. 1t acts directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces oil
the system. They offer one hundred
dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send
for circulars and testimonials. Addres:
FL. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O..
E|Sold by druggists. Daw
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Eloquent FiSurcI.

The Annual Statistical Report OF the
American Iron and Steel Association for
1890 has just been issued. 1t is book
oil ll2 pages and is the most complete
work Of the kind ever Issued. We find
in its pages statistics OF all the iron and
steel products Of the United States in
1880 and previous years, together with
u careful review OF the present condition
Of the iron and steel industries Of the
United States and other countries. q.
Some Of the figures given in the
report are significant as showing the
growth OF these industries in America.
Dy table exhibiting the relative posi-.
ton Of Great britain, the United States
and Germany, and all other iron and
steel producing countries, we find that
Great Britain's production Of iron has
decreased in the last eleven years from
1920 to 1916 per cent. Of the total pro.
duct, while that Of the United States
has increased from 1880 TO 30.37 per
cent, and that Of Germany from 1921
ol7G4 per cent. Another table shows
that Great Britain has not maintained
her relative position rs steel producer,
while the United States has made de-
cided gain in the percentage Of her pro-
auctions, the increase last year being
from si.e3 to SEQ per cent. Of OF the
entire production OF the world. Siml-
lar increases are noticed in the produc-
ton OF iron ore and coal. be
The statements are eloquent ar,u.
mcnts in behalf Of the American protec-
ivepolicy,through which our industries
have wonderfully prospered and which
it is proposed to continue.
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WHEELING INSTANCES
Of The Notable Work Done by DIS
Copeland and Bell.
An Interesting Interview With
Well.llnown Mouldcr at tho
Riverside Foundry-A Rc.
murlsablc Result Cited.

ut was several years ago. can't tell
Just exactly how long-that my trouble
began. 1t was simply cold at the start
I judge, but I had no sooner recovered
from one cold than I would contract
another. seemed 10 have a cold most
OF the time and my head and throat
constantly troubled me-"
The speaker was Mr.. Edward Fritz; a
moulder in the Riverside Foundry at
Benwood and a resident at No. 1901
Jacob street. si.. q,
"AIy trouble had at last settled into
chronic catarrh." Mr.. Fritz went m.
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COMMISSIONER OF Internal Revenue
Alasou's action ia refusing to allow dis
tillers to dictate to him in the Perform
unce OF his duties will be npplauded by
the public. In the Georgia case, detailed
in this mornings dispatches he laid
down the rule that his administration
takes no account Of the color OF any
man SO long as he proves himself capa
bic and honest, and that the race preju
dice in the South should not interfere
with his department in the perform
an:e OF its functions.
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TIE very full showing Of the business
done in the Wheeling postefiicc last
week, which will be found elsewhere
in this mornings ISrELLIdEScER, is
very interesting. 1t has been but few
years since tho posto!ice business Tor an
entire month would not equal that for
ono week at present. This mornings
exhibit is another strong evidence Of the
business growth of the city.
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WHEELING, MAY IS, 1890.

iEptpred a, the P0stot!cc At wheeling, ". Vs.'
AZ serond.clUs matter.
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Wanted.

A RE YOU MARRIED? If NOT
IA send your address, with stamp, 10 THl
AMERICAN CORRESPONDING CLUB, 4, q
box GiS. Clatksburr. ". Va mtls
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mendable efforts 10 institute reform,
and tho town will be the sufferers
thereby. A special election will be held
10 choose new sc. Of officials, and \!
the ladies Of olathc have any grit In
their makeup, they will endorse the late
administration by renominating Mrs.
Kelley and her associates aud vote for
them solidly.
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When on the High Sens,

on the reil. on = steamboat, aboard a fishing
smack. o. yachting on the COAT, Holtettcr's
sion.ch bltte;s Will be found 4 reliable means
OF RverIinH and relieving ailments to which
travellers, mariners and emigrnnts arc peculiarly
subject. wa captains, ship doctors, yoyagers or
,oourneIsl IN thstropics. and all about to encoun.
climate should not NEGLECT 10 avail IN,
o. THIS safeguard OF we'll asccrtained aud long.
uied merit Constipation, bilIou,ncss, m alsrial
FEVER, Ind gestion, rheumatism and affect ious Of
.he bladder and kidneys arc among the ailments
not only With conddcuce Ia lis remedial efis.
caGy, hut also IN Its perfect freedom from every
objectionable !ncrcaeut. s!ncc II Is derived from
the puseSt aud mot ssluttry sources. 1t coun.
water, --i-. N 49, -, ~, .l "N4e
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. Ask Your Friends About 1t.

Your distressing cough can be cured
We know it because Kemp's Balsam
within the past few years has cured SO
many coughs and colds in this commu.
nifty. It's remarkable sale has been won
entirely by its genuine merit. Ask some
friend who has used it what he thinks
OF kemp's Balsam. There is no medi.
cine 80 pure, none SO effective. Large
bottles SOC and 81 at all druggists. DAVE
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IT will be remembered that when the
Mills bill was pending before Congress
the members OF the British Parliament
were not discussing the adyisability OF
adopting retaliatory measures, nor was
there any talk among the manufacturers
OF Great Britain about u concert Of ac'
tiion 10 make their influence felt in the
United States to prevent the bills pass.
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Burlington nou.e-lIome ssckers's E1cur-

The Burlington Route, G., B. & @.
Railroad, will sell on Tuesdays, April
ed and May Goth, Home Seekers
Excursion Tickets at Half Rates to points
in the farming regions OF the West,
Northwest and Southwest. Limit thirty
days. For folder giving details concern
Ing tickets, rates and time Of trains, and
for descriptive land folder, cali on your
ticket agent, or address P. S. Eustis,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Chica0o III -.rrsa-
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"My nost,!ls would clog up. first ono and
then The other. sometimes my nose would be
10 badly stopped up that eonld not breathe
through It ut all.
i could feel The mucus dropping back into
my throat. At times my threat would feel
raw aud intl4med. Sometimes II would get
positively sore-so sore that / swallowed with
difficulty.
II was constantly coughing aud raising to
clear my throat. something would seem TO be
sticking In 1t that could not get up or down.
MY sleep became restless and disturbed. In
the morning would Iet up ieellrg more tired
and uncomfortable than when Invent to bed the
night before At times l would have dizzy
spells and lpots would swim before my eyes.
any stomach became affected. wouil have
a heavy, uncomfortable feeling there after eat.
Ing. Sometimes there would be distress and
nausea. was very const!pated. Ny appetite
failed me. ! would feel hungry when would
sit down to the table put II few mouthluls would
sati.iy me. ~ ~ 1
Il lost steadily in weight and strength. I,
seemed US II tho oIsea.e hal Undermined my
whole constitution. soIne time ago | read In
the papers OF the cures that were being made by
Drs. Copeland 4 He'll. went 10 zee them N.Y.
self, found their charges very Reasonable aud
placed myself under their care" .511-s
with what resuitf -,als
"Well. you can sec for yourself. feel well
and strong now. Ny head and throat became
clear and we'll gained stc.dily III weight and
am an entirely different man now from what
was. am very grateful TO the doctors and
quite willing TO make this statement"
Mr.. Fritz address Is given above md the In.
tervlew can easily be verified.
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RHEUMATISM is caused by an acid in
the blood therefore, external treatment
affords no permanent relief. To elimi.
nate the poison and make thorough
cure OF tho disease, nothing else is 80 ei-
dcient ~ Ayers Sarsapariia. Give it a
trial. Price 81. Worth S a bottle.
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lVheelmen in Bridgeport, Conn.,, talk
Of forming league to fight the practice
OF using salt water for street eprinkling
purposes. 1t is estimated that last sea-
son every machine in use there was
damaged to the amount Of Sl5 by the
salt water from the sprinkling carts.
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Bucklen's ArnIcn Snlvc.

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. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents pei
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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II all tho States in the Union arc as
enterprislng rs California. Chicago will
have need OF all her available territory
upon which to hold the World's Fair.
California has asked for ten Of acres
suace for her share OF the exhibit.
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Homo Seekers Excursion to tho West and
Valley OF yirriuiu via II. & O. .l.

April %, and May 20, the B. & 0. will
sell tickets to principal points in West,
Northwest, South, Southwest and via
Harper's Ferry to the historic Valley oil
Virginia at one fare for the round trip,
good returning thirty days. For route
and tickets, apply to ticket agents Of the
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From the beginning to the end the
story OF THE Rajah's Heir" by Sidney
Lyon, is one Of intense interest. The
principal scenes are laid in India dur.
ing the Sepoy rebellion, and the story
is as thrilling in :ts style as it's plot is
sklliullyp!anned. It exhibitsthe authors
familiarity with East Indian customs and
religious belieisan practices. The work
is one Of intense dramatic character
Paper; J. B. Lippincon & Co., PhiIadel.
phia; Stanton & Duenporl. Wheeling.
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MAMMA Ito her little boy. snow, Ben
ME, il you'll be good and 20 to sleep,
mamma II give you one Of DR.. Ayers
nice sugar-coated Cathartic Pills, next
time you need medicine" Bennie,
smiling sweetly, dropped of to sleep at
once. t-l. DGw
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria


.srMrToNs-Molsturc: intense itching and
II all0wed TO continue tunors form, which Often
bleed and ulcerate, becoming very sore
5wAYSE's OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
Ing, heals liberation. and In most cases re-
moves the tuuois. htdruggists. or by mail, fol
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suIow 10 Cure AM skIn pi,co,es -

Simply apply "SwAyHE's OISrMESr." No Ia.
ternal medicine required. Cures letter, eczema
Itch, all cruptions on the face, hands, nose, &c,
leaving the skin clear. white and healthy. ~
great healing and curative powers arc possessed
by no other remedy. Ask your druggist fol
SwAYSE's OINTMENT 49, i TThsAw
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TuE need OF a street sweeper In
Wheeling is more apparent each day
Give Us clean streets.
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STOCKS, BONDS AND REAL ES-
~ TATE FOR SALE.
FOR SALE,

t24l Twenty-four Lots In CaldWell'a
Addition to the City Of Wheeling.
Said Lots are bounded on the north BIZ TWEEN.
ty.ninth street, on the east by Fillmore street. on
the south by the HandAn Homestead, and on
the west by the 8. & O. Railroad. ~ -
Their proximity 10 the above named railroad
renders Them excellent Iitcs for manufacturing
establishments. 5;77I5 I7~'-'' -
. II not sold In thirty days will be sold It pub.
lie auction. -t4se u -
For terms and further Information apply to
asao Wv. HOGE d bR0.,
1900 Market Street,
s Or WILLIAM n. HAHhLAH, 1870 -
ANS 2. W. Cor. Ehsnlinc h Eighteenth ls
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1.-THE Swedish System Of Gymnastics
is the title OF an important work by
Baron Nils Posse, a graduate Of the Roy.
al Gymnastic Central Institute OF Stock.
holm, Sweden. and late Second Lieuten.
ant OF the First Regiment, Royal Swed.
!sh Artillery, besides being formerly an
instructor in the Stockholm Gymnastic
and Fencing Club. Owing 10 the posi-.
tons he has held he is exceptionally
well qualified for the work, and the vol
ume he has produced meets pressing
demand for practical handbook OF
Swedish gymnastics. The subject Of
educationa! gymnastics is one now press.
ing to the front to be taught in the
schools and to the community at large
desires m accurate and complete knowl.
edge OF the scientific movements fieces.
sary to fuller development OF the hu-
man system. Baron POSSES elaborate
work meets all the requirements, The
book contains 24l illustra,ions.-CloM !:
Lee & Shepard, Boston; Stanton & Daren-
port, Wheeling.
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.'F.H1
Steamers;


For Cincinnati, Louisville, Nom
phls. St. Louis. New Orleans.
and Intermediate Points,
VIII leave Wharfboat. foot OF Eleventh street,
daily Monday excepted, as follows:
IT, Steamer "KEYSlOSE STATE"
Lastt7 Thomas Calhoon. Master: Charles
tlAskA6z4s Kuox. CLERK; every Tuesday a, am.
~ Steamer ANDES" z. B. Cooper,
Lstt}1h Master; Al. J. saven, Clerk; every
Wednesday At 7 q. m.
~ Steamer "HUDSON," F. Ellison,
.le}3'a Master; Dan Lacey, Clerk; every
'Aa4a.easaa Thursday at 7 a. M. 5s7.'. ~
Z, ~ : Steamer G. ". BATCHELOR, George
O'Eeal, Master: Ira u. Huntington,
-. Clerk; every Friday at a. IN.
&, r.. :, Steamer SCOTIA" John n. Phil.
.ktyattI lips, Master; Robt II. Kerr, Clerk;
!. a'7-S-1as' every Saturday att 4. IN.
IT, Steamer "LoUIs A. sHERLEY,"
ltatS4 Ed. r. Maddy. Master: julie Weir.
se-zI0m man, CLERK: every Sunday al a. N.
Fiistclaxs fare. Wheeling 10 Cincinnati. 20.
Round trip. $40. Meals and ttate- room In.
cludGd. Tickets transferable, and good until
used. For freight or passage apply on board, or
talept one No. 3i2, = ! -
{ nols FRANK BOOTH. Agent
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The great interest awakened by Henry
Ibsen's drama, "rhe Dolls House." has
moved Ednah D. Cheney to write a Sc.
quel to it, called "Nora's Return" The
dramatic ending to the former made the
public ask, Ibid she ever come back ?"
Tho writer Of the little volume before us
deals charitably with the character OF
Nora and has attempted, as she says, to
help anyone 10 understand more clearly
the purpose OF Ibsen's remarkable drama,
and its powerful delineation OF the life
Of woman and the need OF fuller recogni.
ton Of her individuality. To say tina.
she has made a success OF her work is n
just verdict.-Iaper; Lee & Shepard,
boston; Stanton & Davenport, Wheeling.
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an Gods Country" by D. Higbec, In
the language Of Henry Wa,terson, who
writes the preface, Is romance OF Ken.
lucky. racy OF the soil, redolent Of the
barnyard and the stable, rich with the
tints OF bluegrass in the landscape, yet
so subtle in structure and go filled with
the ppirit OF tragedy as to rise above the
latter.day commonplace OF our unin-
spircd lie into the atmosphere Of the
idyllic. The story Is the narrative OF a
woman's struggle with the great passion
which either wrecks or brightens life.
1t is the old story Of love and pride, but
Is unique in tLatit has but four charac.
ters, n country girl, her father, country
gentleman and a tramp, the latter being
Iar from the average sort. There Is
much in the story, and, as has been said,
"it Is a bucket out Of the we'll OF human
passion, sympathy and love-" II the
superb and dramatic climax leaves the
reader regretting the fate OF the princi-
pal characters and It's causes, the
authors object is attalned:-l'apr; Bel.
ford Company, MHc York; Stanton 4:
Datenp0ri, Wheeling. .u, a. ..
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The revised edition OF "Marion Ora.
ham; or Higher than Happiness" MS just
published. The author, Margaret Woods
Lawrence Meta LANDER in her preface
states that the central idea OF the story
has not been changed, her only design
being to revise the work Of years ago,
without impairing its unity, and to bring
it into closer touch with modern think
ing aud feeling. A peruaal OF the book
bears out this claim. 1t is the story OF u
soul in its struggles against dogmas and
misconceptions Of Col, and illustrates
that Christ's best gilt to us is the blessed
privilege OF service and self-sactiGce to
Others" Those who we're charmed with
the story OF Marion Graham will find
upon reading the revised edition much
that is new to think about, while the
theolosian and all who steady theological
questions. will be deeply interested in it.
-Cloh; Lee & Shepard, Boston; Stanton
& Davenport, Wheeling,
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Henry Woods latest work, edward
Burton" is M entertaining and edify.
ing attempt at idealizalion Of character.
and is written in the same graceful and
torcelul style which characterizes his
economic writings. 1t is novel with a
plot and an object. He confessts Mt the
outset that he IL a firm believer in ideal.
ism and optimism, and makes no apol-
ogy for his construction Of the work
upon unconventional lines. The deep
est interest Of the reader is enlisted in
Edwards and Helen's characters, which
arc the ideals OF the author. The work
is deep studyin human nature and its
relation to the spiritual nature Of man.
Many important problems are dealt
with, not the least Of which is that OF
radical socialism. Few books OF the
character OF Edward Burton" have
been issued that have received more at
tention from men Of thought and stu
dents OF the idealstic school than this
novel by Henry Woods is destined to
attract.-CYo,h; Lee d Shepard, boston
Stanton Il Davenport, Wheeling.