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The Globe-republican., 1892-06-13

Anthony letter: The commissioners
of Harper county met in special session
and appropriated $1,000 from the coun-
ty funds to aid in the relief of the dis
tressed people of the north part of the
county, who were made destitute and
homeless by the terrific cyclone of last
Friday night. Commissioners Moore
and Terrell went to Harper to turn over
the money to the relief committee.
Mayor McCuIoch and G. S. Poole, active
members of the relief committee at this
place. also turned over $40 to the re-
lief committee at Harper. Every effort
is being made here to obtain aid, and
several hundred dollars will follow this
first amount sent in. The farmers are
giving literally.
Ottawa letter: Ernest Valeton de
Boissiere whose magnificent generosity
to the Odd Fellows of Kansas has been
commended and e1tolled in the press of
the whole country, was given reception
which was one of the most remarkable
occasions this city has ever known. It
was at the auditorium, the largest public
hall in Ottawa, and was given by the I.
o. o. F. of Kansas under the direction
Of the grand lodge officers. 1t was for
the purpose Of giving public expression
to the sincere gratitude Of the Odd Eel
lows of Kansas to Mr.. Boissiere for his
extraordinary donation. Prominent
members of the order from Topeka.
Lawrence, Emporia, Atchison, Kansas
City, Garrett, and many other cities
were present to join in the testimonial
to tho benevolent Frenchman, and many
citizens Of Franklin county who arc not
members Of the I. O. O. F. participated
= Tie ceremonies to do honor to the
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Dodrinr unnalatable Sow.

The theory OF the un-American free
traders of this country is that protec-
tiou breeds labor troubles, reduction Of
wages, business depression, and that
free trade Of the British sort, otherwise
"tariff.for.revenue-only" is the balm
Tor all these ills Protectionists point
to labor troubles, the further reduction
Of wages much below the American
standard, business depression in
Great Britain, and ask fairly how these
things are to be accounted for,
The Register accounts for them by re.
fusing to print the news that tells
about them. 1t continues to hammer
away at its free trade theory and does
what it can to keep its readers ignO-
rant OF the facts. Here is an Associa-
ted Press dispatch which came to
Wheeling on Monday night and APP
peared in the INrElLieEScER OF yester-
day morning. 1t appeared also in the
Associated Press papers OF Pittsburgh.
1t is not to be found in the Register of
yesterday:
LONDON. oct. s-The labor outlook in the
larre MISUNDERSTANDING and shipping centres Of
Great Britain IS very threatening crisis is
probable In the cotton trade that promises 10
have more widespread results than any OF the
previous troubles that have occurred between
Inc masters and the operatives, and 10 the ship.
hnjtdInc trade 10 the Clyde, only one-thlrd OF
me berihs are occupied, and no new orders are
IN hand II Is said that fifteen thousand bands
who were employed in various capacities about
the yards, are IDLE. aud those who are still Al
Wofk are working on short time. To make mat
Ter, worse for the employees, the masters have
now decided 70 make general reduction in
wages and have announced that the reduction
a take eject on october 10.
The CLYDE miners have also been Noticed that
their wages will be reduced SIX pence PEI day
gu aud after the icnth Of the current month.
This is news of first rate quality. 1t
tells Of industrial conditions in land
with which many persons in this local
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A writer in the New York Sun, who
went through the days Of wildcat"
money and wants no more of them for
ever, says that he will vote for Mr..
Cleveland, relying on him to veto the
bill embodying the Democratic declar-
alton with regard to state bank issues.
He is satisfied with Mr.. Cleveland's re-
pudiation Of this part OF the party's
platform.
II Mr.. Cleveland goes into the White
House he will carry with him Demo-
cratic house, possibly a Democratic
senate. The Sun writer takes the chance
that the Democratic Congress will not
be strong enough to pass bill over the
Presidents veto. He takes the chance
also OF the veto.
A man who is ready to take all these
chances should not gag at the prospect
of "wild-cat" money. He should be just
as ready to take that chance with tho
other chances. The voter who does not
prefer state money to national money,
who wants dollar that is dollar every
where and every day, as good tomorrow
as it was yesterday, has a good deal OF
nerve to support party which declares
in favor OF the sort of currency he does
not want and which he knows would
soon paralyze every kind OF business.
There are men who vote for party's
name while abhorring its principles. 1t
is not safe for them to be at large. They
are in danger Of being buncoed by some
wicked individual as well as by the
party which they support.
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ity have strong ties, a land which stands
only second to our own in industrial
Importance. Readers Of the West vir-
giniA organ Of the free trade Democracy
we're not allowed to have this dispatch
because it does not fit in with the free
trade theory which the Register lie
preaching.
Another London dispatch which came
in the same nights news quoted the 81.
jams Ga;ette as saying that Several
drapery firms are tottering under the
severe general depression which has
affected all ranks OF society,"" This dis
patch shared the wastc-basket fate Of
the other one, though this also APP
peared in the Pittsburgh papers and
the INrELLIGENcER.
Whether the Register prints or sup
presses the news is, as Mr.. Toots re-
marked, "of no consequence" Its rea-
son for refusing to print the nows has
very direct bearing on the cause of
free trade, which it is thought neces-
sary to support by smotherinS the wit
nepses.
The humorous feature of this plan of
campaign is the Registers notion that it
can wipe out the news of the day.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Ono of the late census bulletins con-
tains the enumeration OF males Of vot-
ing age, classified by native and foreign
born, and white and colored. Accord
ing to this table Missouri in 1890 had a
voting population OF all classes OF 705,-
7l3, Of which 5S4,9Sl we're native born,
40, 737 foreign born and SS,267 colored.
The Democratic party in the county
of Bernalillo, New Mexico, is running
for office about six Spanish-Americans
to one genuine American. One name
on the ticket is Jesus Armijo y lara
milo, who is candidate for probate
Judge. A man with a name like that
ought to attract attention anywhere.
Three ducks which were washed into
a hole at Wichita by heavy rain re-
NAMED prisoners three months without
anything to eat and yet survived. This
story is told by the Netrs- Beacon and
was probably written by the circulation
man.
The Japanese government contem:
plates the construction OF six lines OF
railway, aggregating 500 miles in
length. The purchase OF the private
railways by the state is also projected.
In Bremen the textile factories are
working half time, as their trade has
been embarrassed by the cholera quar-
antine.
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MIR. Macveagh,s Reasons

Hon. Wayne MacVeagh, OF Pennsyl-
vania, declares his intention to vote
with the Democratic party, and gives
his reasons. He does not agree with
he Republican party on the tariff
question, the money question, the pen
ion question. He does agree with
the Democratic party on these ques-
tions.
Mr.. Macveagh is entirely right to
vote with tho party which represents
his views. A man who believes protec-
ton to home industries a violation OF
the constitution, who desires return
of the old state bank notes with their
marvellous capabilities for sudden and
destructive shrinkage, who dissents
from the Republican policy of common
Justice to the veterans who risked their
lives in defense OF the Union-in short,
a man who feels as Mr.. Macveagh does
on the questions Of the day should vote
the Democratic ticket as often as he
has the chance.
He is not entitled to pension and he
has no need of protection. He married
enough of the Cameron money to carry
him comfortably through life. His af-
lectation of sympathy with the dear
tax-burdened workingman will cause
broad smiles where he is known.
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The Nominees az pInner.


President Harrison and Mr.. Cleve-
land are expected to dine together on
Columbian Day. Good. We are not a
nation OF barbarians. Now let US sup
pose that for the piece de resistance, as We
say in the ancient Kalmuk, each of the
presidential nominees has placed before
him the platform of his party.
President Harrison has already
toasted on his, assimilated and digested
it, smacked his lips over it in keen rel
ish and is ready to repeat the perform
ance. Mr.. Cleveland makes a wry face,
Slances about furtively, sees no chance
TO throw it under the table without be-
ing detected, and, in moment OF
superb desperation, shouts to the
waiter, take this dangerous dish
hence-I'll none OF i'll"
A reformer may do this without break
ing up the dinner party. Mr.. Cleve-
land can do it to laundering Demo
cratic applause, for it is the proud
boast OF his admirers that he is better
than his party and has been given
special authority to do what he pleases
with his party's platform and any and
all other things that are his party's.
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THE LATEST THINGS.

In confectionery-symphony in candy
for your best girl; pink, cream or what
ever is her favorite color.
In the Observation-Disclosures con-
tanning rose petals floating upon the
water.
In the theater-theater waists in
black silk bengaiine, sprayed with nose
gays.
In autumn coats-stiff mousquetaire
cuffs, the SWEETEST tailor-made jackets.
In breastpins-a ruby-coated bug in
a diminutive gold cornhusk.
In silver trifes-a silver mucilage
bottle for your writing desk.
In hats-soft crush felts in tan, cream
and pearl gray.
Iu trimmings-fur on silk evening
gowns,
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LARGE PAINFUL ULCER.
on Limb. Completely Helpless. Unable
to Walk without Clutches. Flesh
to the Bone Dropped Out.
suffered Greatly. Doctors Failed to Re-
liove. speedily Cured by
CutIeura Remedies.

In the summer OF lSSS. sore came on the
fleshy part OF my rghtleg. not far from the shin
bone. II continued to increase in size, and
eventually formed 4 large nicer three inches
long by two wide l employed regular physi'
clan, but he gave me no relief. ltwas very pain
full and eventually part OF the flesh 10 the bone
dropped out. After suffering with II for six
months was induced to rythe CuTicrRA Rem
EpTES, AZ this time was completely helpless,
unable 10 walk without Clutches aud suffered
greatly. In about Rweek the sore began TO
show signs OF improvement, and eventually was
completely healed. Another sore then broke out
on my lnStep, but the same treatment soon cured
that was indebted solely to the CUIicuRA
RENEpIEs for my restoration TO health Ny leg
4 now As we'll az II ever was and since then
have not been troubled with sores
ElliSyille, Miss.
We hereby certify that we are acquainted with
III aforesaid D. F. Merritt aud regard him Is a
reliable truthful man. and believe his state
ment 20 be tr ne In every particular.
]. c. BRADLEY, Mayor.
B. Z DEvALL, Sheriff
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According to the Democratic inter
probation Of the constitution Of the
United States that sacred instrument
provides that the manufacturing for the
United States can only be constitution
ally done in some other county.
1t has taken more than a hundred
years and the assistance of the Demo-
cratic party to discover what an imbe-
Gle government the fathers founded.
They went to glory without Suspecting
how brilliant failure they had
achieved.
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Wn.B. SinpsOl, Howard Hailed.
Room No. |, Crangle Block.
FOR SALE.

Building lots in the City Of Wheeling; where
rcRl estate IA always worth 100 cents on tho dol
lar. Can refer YOU ito many who have bought
lots in Wheeling within the past few years who
refer to those who have bought in the boom
town sale that to-day would be glad 10 sell at
cost Real estate In Wheeling is always good as
old wheat In the mill. There are plenty to be
had yet that will pay. For large investme Mt,
Opera House and Postoflce. II willpay 10 per
Houses and lots that will pay 10 to Is per cent
LOTS
sI4SO buys a beautiful lot on North York river
side; splendid view from Martins Ferry to
$500 for lot on York street, between Zane and
sSSo for lot on MecollOch street, Just north OF
ss2S for lot on North Erie street
81 400 for one Of those splendid South Front
street lots, east side.
$1,000 for lot on Fourteenth street, lew min
utes' walk from Opera House.
81 800 for North Front street lot, 400 feet long.
500 for good lot on Elm street.
$50 for lot on North wabash street; very high.
$1,000 for Fifteenth street lot; but few left.
S225 for lot in Gilchrist addition, north end OF
ISiGnd.
900 for one of the best lots in old Fair Ground
-J $50 for lot on McColloCh street, East Wheel
S;co for good lot on South York, oue.half
s7oSfor lot % TWenty:eighth street, runs from
| MoySton to Wilson street
$7Sfor lot OxlSO, on Caldwell's run; big bar
gain.
For further Information call on
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THE only reason for Mr.. Cireldnds nOm-
nation, and he thing that forced his noni-
nation in spite Of al the q5orss Of politicians,
pas he Jaci that, in tie minds Of the Demo
cratic masses, he reprssenis The idea Of .frse
trad>. The platform is an unmisidhab'<
declaration ogains oil pdr,eying nth pro
asc,ion. Hpu:s he Democratic party in De
feld "a committed 10 he policy of arseping
array Ury shred Of a protective duty.-HA-
~ Gtoroe, tn Free Trddez.
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A columbian Thought.

II Columbus were alive to-day he
would be an American citizen; and if
an American citizen a Republican, be-
cause he would think it absurd to say
that there is no constitutional authority
to protect the land he discovered. II
he thought there was any chance for the
Democratic idea to prevail, he would
scrape the barnacles off his old caravels
and sail away proudly to discover an
other land that would have the right to
protect itself. Columbus was not ex-
actly an idiot.
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IrGeorge Ticknor Curtis, late Demo-
crat, could give no better reasons for
supporting protection than Wayne Mac
veagh, late Republican, has given for
supporting free trade, Mr.. Curtis could
not be regarded as much of an acquisi-
ton to the cause of protection. As the
case stands, Curtis is an Offset for a
dozen Macveaghs, and Curtis does not
stand alone.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-05
Free Raw Material.

The English manufacturer pays no
duty on the leather he imports. This
is free raw material. The London
Times, February S, lS9o, q uoted the sec
rotary OF the Leeds Boot Manufacturer
Association as testiiyinG before the
labor commission: During the past
thirteen months thirty.six firms in the
shoe trade in Leeds have failed"
Ii this had happened in Lynn, Mas
sachuset,s, instead OF in Leeds, Eng
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land, all the Democratic free traders in
the country would have known at once
that protection had done it. AS it hap
pened where ii did, the free traders
don't know that it happened.
What those talented gentlemen pre-
fer not to know would make more
books than the new library Of Con-
gress could hold.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-05

In view of what Hoods sarsaparilla
has done for others, is it not reasonable
to suppose that it will be OF benefit tc
you? For scrofula, salt rheum, and al
other diseases OF the blood, for dyspep-
STA indigestion, sick headache, loss o.
appetite, that tired feeling, catarrh
malaria, rheumatism, Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla is an unequalled remedy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-05

The Democratic clubs assembled in
New York did a graceful thing when
theyextended sympathy tothe President
and expressed the hope-almost beyond
hope-that his wife may recover. We
disagree and we contend for the mas
terry, but we are human and jewellers
together in one land.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-05

The exigencies Of the campaign in
West Virginia are such that the Register
is not permitted to print the news from
England when it bears hard on the
Democratic free trade theory. This
must worry the managing mind. 1t is
also more than any party should de-
y,ord
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-05

Bruns,riek Ntla
A Kansas man who has been affiliated
with the Alliance party of that state for
the past few years, having severed his
allegiance thereto, thus briefly gives his
reasons for so doing:
l. Because it is run by lawyers with
out clients.
9. By doctors without patients.
8. Bv preachers without pulpits.
4. By women without husbands.
5. BY farmers without farms.
6. By tinanciers without finance.
I. By educators without education,
and
S. By statesmen who are out OF job
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A british Wow of tho american TarifE

y bFitlsH wow UI InO IN 'S''
sh,Ne'd DAILY Telegraph
.sThs promoters of tho Mckinley tarid
meant 1t to push forward tho policy OF
America for the Americans. One method
ofrealizInE 1T was to keep all work within
their own domInionS. The country was to
be made self-supplyinE what could b"
produced at home was not to be bought
abroad. That was the keynote of the Nc
Kinley scheme, and isis working out the
idea Of its dssigners with the precision and
efsetiveneas OF machine"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-05

REPUBLICAN victory in the coming
election would retard for n long time the
proEroaa Of the sound commercial doc
trlnes that underlis tho commercial great
ness OF Great Britain and alone maintain
British ascendauer. -Loadoa ErentA0 &aS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-05

FoR earache, toothache, sore throat,
swelled neck, and the results OF colds
and Inflammation, use DR.. Thomas &c
lectric oil-the great pain destroyer.
nav
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she never asked II her ha. was on straight,
She never ran from mouse;
She kissed all the boys with never bluAh;
she's wee baby girl in the house.
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If you are an investor do not simply
take our say so, but come to Mounds
vile and see for yourself.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-05
MouSDsvlLLE sale, October ..

EVERY Republican voter should see to 1t
at once that he Is listed. see that your
neighbOr md all voters of your family are
listed on the County Assessors books. You
may lose your vote Il you do not look after
the matter.
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

ron GOVERNOR.
THOMAS E, DAVIS,
oiTGylor County.
FOR AUDITOR,
JACOB S HYER
oiBruxton COUNTY
FOR TREASURER
wILLlAMP PAYNE
ofMcDowell County.
IoR SUPERINTENDENT OF scHooA
THOMAS c. MILLER,
OF Marion County.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
TO. BULLOCK,
oiwood County.
roR JUDGE OF COURT OF AFPEAlA
CLong Terml
IN. McwHoRTER
OF Greenbrier County
(short Terml
WARREN MILLER
OF Jackson County.
FOR STATE srSA1E-FlEsr DISTRICT.
H. C HERvEY.
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lNlsso 1t was n CONFLICT of predictions;
now our adversarIss must face trade stat
isties and prices eurrsnL-Prsndeni Harrison
nam iSol
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-05

THE business Of the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company at Moundsville has
increased three fold during the past
year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-05

DO not lose your sacred right to vote
through the neglect of the Assessor 20 list
you. Il Is the most precious right OF an
limit OF time Il almost up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-05

The increase in the assessed value OF
city property OF Mouudsville was over
$500, 900 in the past year.
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Sold everywhere, Price. cUIicuRt, sc: soar
sc: RESoLyESr 81. Prepared by the PorrEs
DRuG AND CHENICA Al CORPORATION. Boston.
EB-Send for "HoW 20 Cure skin Diseases, y
q pages 30 Illustrations. and 100 testimonials,
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Cuticura ResoIvent,

The new Blood and Skin Purifier. and greatest
OF Humor Remedies. internally ito c etn1o the
blood OF all impurities, and thus remove ihss
cauSel and CuTicuBA. the greai skin Cure. and
CUTicuRA soar, an exquisite skin beAui!her. eH'
ternaliy 10 clear the skin and scllp aud restore
the hair, cure every species Of ngOniting, Itch
ins. burning scaly, aud pimply diseases OF the
dim. scalp and hlOOd
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PuBLic SAFE Of Lots at Moundsville,
October D.
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LsGOoDsells dry goods the cheapest
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HooD's Plus cure sick headache. 5
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Aadata Conaituiion
Campaign times in Georgia; them'S the times
for ME!
Wish they'd last foreyer-good as good kin be!
Money It's just plentiful, dollars bright an new.
An iiyou walk a hundred yards you strike
barbecue!
Campaign times in Georgia, best you ever
knoWed!
Candidates aksepin' in the middle OF the road,
VisIiin' the people speakin Al the school,
Coin straight to glory or mortgage an mule!
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nnln couNrr REpupLICAN TlOKgf.

UNIV NVSSAA ms
FoS SHERIFF.
I. C MoFFAT.
YoR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
SAMUEL o. BoYcE
ron ASSESSOR, CITY DISTRICT.
W. Il. HoRNlSH.
FOR ASSESSOR, COUNTRY DISTRICT,
ROBERT ANDERSON.
FOR MEMBERS HOUSE or DELEdArEa
S. G. SMITH,
C. h. MEplcK.
c. ]. RAwLIEG,
ALEX. MccoLLoCH