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POLITICAL WIT.

Bourke Cochran kissed the blarnoy
stone twelve times without looking and
a thirteenth time for good luck before
he begau his speech on free silver. And
then he out-Blanded Bland in tho soft
argument that turncth away factional
wrath.-Philadtlphia Press. .g@,# (.
Webb McNall has sued a newspaper
Of the Sixth district iorSl0, 900 damages.
The plant is worth $500. McNall will
take tho balance out OF the editors
hide.-Kansas City Star.
Theodore Moore, OF Knoxville, Tenn,
intimates that instead OF Hill firing the
Southern heart the south really fred
Hill. The Moore the merricr.-Philadek-
phia Ledger. g:8 /
An esteemed exchange wants to know
what has become OF Hon. Dan Voorhees,.
Perhaps he has blown out his own gas.
Chicago Tribune. 4
With some OF the women the new
Easter bonnet is u question of diplo-
macy; with the men it is silver ques-
tion.-Baltimore american.
Boys and booms arc alike in this,
that the smaller they arc tho more
noise they make.-Philadelphia Times
Outside Of diplomatic circles the
fisheries question is often purely ono OF
vcracity.- Washington Star.
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and England Is good thing, why would
it.not DO equally good between" any two
states OF tho Union.2.- $780,, Y
Tho Gentle Jugrlcr,

Take agricultural products out OF tho calculn.
ton. since thcvd not ontcr into II from tariff
standpoint, md we find that In manufactures
tho balance Of trade " three hundred millions
OF dollars In Jdtor OF England against but sixty.
nlnc millions for the United Statea,-Rtgisttr.
But wc shall not take agricultural
products out OF tho calculation, because
they do cntorinto itTIargcly irola5a tar.
if point Of view British agriculturists
AFRO despairingsbetauso their govern.
mcnt will not give them chance to
live. and British politicians arc sorcly
troubled to know what to do about 1t,
for "lIodgc" is an increasing power in
tho realm.
The point which, according to its
habit, tho Register Is trying to dodge, is
tho point mdde by the INrELElosScER
that in 1890 on tho years. business
with other nah1ns s Great iBritain's
books showed a'balanco Of 400 millions
on tho wrong side, willie tho books OF
tho United States showed for tho Same
year balance OF sixty-nlnc millions
on tho right side.
You can't jugglo these figures SO rs
to blind any intelligent person to their
lesson. - "a a.
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MORNING SMILES.

Pat-"Faix, Maggie, you'd besht be.
aither takin, dose av Dr.. Squills' Lie
Extinsion" Maggic-"Indade, I'll not,
Pat: Win I had the grip, sure, didn't
he drown me with the horrid stuff till
that was terrible sick long aither I
got we'll ?'-Puck VI
A teacher OF natural philosophy once
asked the bright boy OF the class how
many kinds OF force there were, and was
astonishcd to receive tho following re-
ply: "Thrco ma'am. Mental force,
physical force and police force. "-Phar-
maceutical Era.
Customer-"What do you charge for
haircut? Proprietor-"Ten cents"
Customer-All right; but I'll only take
five-ccnt cut now. Cut her of half
way, and I'll DO around in few weeks
and take the other i've cents WORTH
Judge ..-t,-..
Jack-"she is not generally considered
a belle and yet l have seen her look
killing" Charlic-"Indeed! When was
that? Jack-"Ata ball once, when I
trod upon her train."-Kate Fields
Washington. % ,-5 ],
"What can I do for my little boy,"".
asked mamma, $50 that he won't want
TO cat between meals ?" ''Havo the
meals flicker togoth CIR" replied the
young gourmand.-Mep Tork Herald.
A jag is like porous plaster. Proper
ly warmed it goes on as slick as grease:
but it pulls like thunder in coming off.
-Nep York Herald. ,.s!l,i
Like Emperor William the coal
says: "NIy weigh is the right weigh,n':
but no body believes either OF them.-
Chicago Times. a
It is tho person who is only half
baked that generally gets roasted" .
Yonkers Statesman.
He (bitterly)-"You have no heart.n
She pointedly)-"No, and don't want.
enc. Life.
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5 BREAKFAST BUDGET.

The report OF exports from Ichang, q
largo city in China, contains M item OF
$4,000 pounds Of tiger bones, valued at
$780,, Only a Chinese would think Of
putting tiger bones to any other use
than that OF 4 fertilizer, but in China
tiger bones are used as medicine.
They impart to the invalid some Of tho
tigers strength. Another item is 5000
pounds OF old deer horns, worth Sl,7OO
another medicinal agency with whose
peculiar properties western medical
science is not yet acquainted.
Dexter ?. Rumsey, oil Buffalo, N. ",
who became a father about a. year ago,
after having passed tho three-score-
Years-and-ten limit, petitioncd tho trus-
tees OF Westminster church, to have the
bell silenccd.r He ,saidS that the bell
Kept the baby awake, and there was no
health in it.: Tho churchmen decided
by a vote of%forty.six to four-to ring
the bell in spite Of Mr.. Rumsoy and his
baby. $ I - ~, 4
Mark Remission, Of Phillips, Maine,
has bull moose which he has raised
from q calf, which is so tamo shat no
turns it out every warm dayft5a browse
in the ncighboring. fields II catches
the big bullas easily rs he would a pct
lamb, and Is brenking him to harness.
: lie 'h'tchcd.thc mooscto a wagon last
summer and was carried ten miles at
railroad speed before no could stop the
animal. Z
Blindness reaches tho highest point
in civilized lands ZIG persons to 100000
5ot,Tpopulation) among the spaniards,
who are brunettes, While it ) is much
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alre gtttelliigetrar:
wuEELINa. MARCH 80. 1902.
Republican State Convention

At meeting oil tho State Central Committee,
he'd at tho city OF Parkcrsburg, on February %,
$780,, II was ordered that State Convention be
held a. the City OF Martinsburs, on THURSDAY,
the 5th day OF Nay, 1892, to elect four (D Dele
gatcs.at.largo and four ~ Altornatcs. nt.I.argc
to tho Republican National Convention, to be
held ut the city Of Minneapolis, Minnesota, on
Tuesday, tho 7th dry Of June, 1892, to nominate
candidates to DO supported for tho offices Of
PRESIDENT and Vice. Prcsident OF the United
States; and also in view OF tho change In the
arrangement OF tho several Senatorial districts
OF this State, to elect members OF the State Re-
publican Central Committee, consisting OF enc
person from each Senatorial district.
The Executive Committee OF each county Is
requested to take carly steps to secure each
county representation In snld State Convention,
Us well as In the Congressional District Convcu.
tons 10 elect district delegates and nltcrnatcs 10
said National Convention, mud 1t Is recon-
mended that each county elect ono delegate TO
said State Convention for each ono hundred
Qoo) votes or fraction thereof greater than fifty
(50l cast therein for President Harrison In 1885
voters and all other voters who fuvor the policy
OF Protection to American laborcrs, farmers aud
manufactures, the policy OF Reciprocity, q
sound currency. the cause Of good government
in the Nation, State and County and who favor
economy and reform In the State government Of
West Virginia and tho several public institu.
tions thereof.
The Congressional District Conventions above
referred to, Will be held as follows: First dis
trlct at Clarksburg, OIL May 6; Second district at
keyser. on May 4; Third district at Hinton,
on May 8; Fourth district at Point Pleasant, on
AUGUSTUS PoLLACK, Chairman.
3 WM NJ O. DAWSON. SECRETARY. mrpg
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smaller in Sweden (ol per 100000, or,
loss than half, tho land OF blondes.
Tho United Statos has tho lowest ratio
OF blind population in the world. Egypt
has tho highest.
Isaac s. Dement, president OF tho Chi
cago Stenographcrs' Association, has n
record OF $50 words u minute, and Is ro-
ported by his admirers rs tho fastest
shorthand writer,of tho day. He uses
Il system OF his own, mado up OF Bonn
Pitman's and Graham's. Yt{ Y n
Chief Eldredgc, OF tho Atlantic City
police, has n redwood match box, tho
bottom part OF which. Is ornamented
with the.paw OF grizzly. It was made
by tho nun who killed tho boar while
he lny, slowly dying from injuries re-
ccived i'll the encounter. N
Samuel Davis, OF Whitneyvillc, No.
who is eighty.four years OF age, shot
four ioxesin one day, making total Of
forty this season. He says TINT "ioxes
arc uncommon cute critters, but they're
easy to got II you know how" ,5fI
7. X. Johnson, Of Morris county,
Kan, is tho latest freak. He recently
won cracker catingD contest against
four competitors, dcvouring five soda
crackers infour minutes ind twenty
seconds without drinking.
The special guardian OF the Now Eng
land conservatory of music in Boston
report that sol 900 has recently been
subscribed toward tho fund of $l50,000
needed to place tho institution on q
stable financial basis. i
A project for tho settlement OF 500
Russo-Hebrew families i'll Winnipeg
has been brought before the London
Russian.Hebrew committee. It pro-
vides fora combination OF railroad work
with farming. t6i
Groom Mudd was the name given by
dark colored man when no took the
stand in the Louisville court upon tho
charge of breaking into his aunt's house.
Afudd was finedS20
When a New York girl attempted to
kiss pet pony the other day the animal
resented the familiarity by burying his
teeth in her lips, inaicting a severe
wound. E,i4
An Eskimo village inhabited byfrom
fifty to seyenty.fve natives Of the frozen
regions, will BIO one Of tho sights at tho
worlds exposition. ..,lt,t 2,
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yyl,v,Wo Shout.

y - n
Il will DO noted TINT the ISrELLloISCrR taxes
cognizancc OF the fact TINT there Is FREQ radc
within tho United States. which Is a very strange
thing, by tho way. for the INTELLlGESCEn to bray
about-Rtgfs'cr ~
The INrELLlGEScER always takes cogni.
zanco of facts. Ii you were better &c.
quainted with the literature Of protec.
ton you would know that the thing
that has startled you is ono Of tho
proud boasts Of protectionists. u.
Can't you 500 the difference between
free trade among all the people of ono
country and FREQ trade between two
nations?
You ought to DO able to catch this
idea, although you have not yet been
ablo to discover who pays the 75.cent
"tax" on tho G5.cent file.
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A Stupid Question.

The silly season opens early this year.
Hero is fine proof from the Register OF
Tuesday.
:. II protection Is n good thing between tho
United States and England why would It not be
equally good between West Virginia and Ohio.
or between West Virginia and Pennsylvania?
other, 4 = - 81 Il, Il. - -
The reasons are many. A sufficient
reason is that West Virginia, Ohio and
Pennsylvania are parts Of ono great ma
ton, having common interest in any
national policy and voice in determin.
ing what that policy shall be. Only. a
very ignorant person could put SO stu.
pid a question as this. u
There arc treaties between tho Uni
ted States and England, but We believe
II has not occurred to anybody to ask,
Ii q treaty between the United States
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Worth Kno wing,

+! That ALLcocK's Porous PLAsrERs arc
the highest result OF medical science
and skill, and in ingredients ndmethod
have never been equalled.
! That they are the original and son-
juine porous plasters, upon whose ropu-
itation irnitators trade.
That ALLcocK's Porous PLAsrERs mover
fail to perform their remedial work
quickly and cflectually. =
That this factis attested bythousands
OF voluntary and unimpeachable' tcsti-
monials from gratefal patients.
That for rheumatism. weak back,
sciatica, lung trouble, kidney disease,
dyspepsia, malaria, and all local pains,
they: are invaluable. 35'
That when you buy ALLcocK's Porous
PLAsTERs you absolutely obtain the best
plasters made: m
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FIRST CONGRESSIONAL
District Convention.

1t Is ordered thut a District Convention Of Re-
publieans, and all Others who favor tho policy
ofProtection to American laborcrs, farmers and
manufacturers and sound currency. shall DO
held at Clarksburg. May 6. 1892, at IL o'clock
noon. for the purpose Of choosing two dclo.
gates md two alternate delegates, to repre-
sent the First Congressional district in the
National Republican Convention to be held
III the city Of Minneapolis, in the State Of Mime
sofa, on the 18th day OF June. 1892. for the pur-
pose Of nominating candidates for President and
Vicc-Prcsidcnt. to DO voted for at tho next
National election, and for transacting such other
! business as may DO brought before said conven.
tion. Tho Executive Committee of each county
Is requested to take early steps to have each
county represented at sald Convention 1t Is
recommended that each county select one dele
gate for each one hundred (100) votes or fraction
over fifty (5O cast therein for President Harrison
in 1883 ~
W. E. STATHERs. Chairman.
L IN,
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Tho Holes in the Pavement.

Whceling's good brick pavement is
going to the bad in spots, and nobody
seems to BIO concerning himself about it.
Sinks, holes and gulleys arc all toe
common. Some Of these blcmishes arc
tho result OF tearing up the streets to
put gas or water into houses and replace
ing the paving in a very loose way.
! However tho ble,nishes may havc got
there, they should DO removed. Money
spent for this purpose will be spent to
good purpose. 1t is with sink in the
paving as with leak, the best time to
deal with it is in the beginning.
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Mr.. PESDLEroS gives good reason
for disobeying the command OF tho Reg
lister to dodge tho silver !qestion. His
reason is that he had an earlier and
more authoritative command from the
convention which nominated him on o
free silver platform: THE Register could
not have boon ignorant OF tho flat
footed resolution OF the NIoundsvillc
convention; wherefore its advice to Mr.
Pendleton must have been given with
intent to sidetrack him in the interest
OF some other.aspirant.
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No MEDICINE has had greater success
in checking consumption, in its early
stages, than Ayers Cherry Pcctoral. It
stops coughing, soothcs tho throat and
lungs. and induces much-nectled rcposc.
Hundreds have testified to tho remark
able virtues of.1his preparation. fD&w
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A Remarkable euro OF 1,hou,nntI,n,.

Mcssrs. Cage iand Sherman. Of Alex
ander, Texas, write us regarding q re-
markable cure OF rheumatism thore as
follows: "The wife Of Mr.. William Pru-
lit, the postmaster here, had been bed
ridden with rheumatism for several
years. She could get nothing to do her
any good. We.sold her bottle Of Cham
berlain's Pain Balm and she was COM
ipletcly cured by its use. We rcier any
one to her to verify this statement
50-cent bottles for sale by @. r. Goethe,
W. W. Irwin, John Kari, G. schnepf, c.
Mcnkemiller, w. S. Mccullough, NJ. w.
Heinrich, w. E. Williams, S. L. Brice,
John Coleman and w. II. Williams,
Wheeling, w. Va; Bowie & Co., Bridge
port, O.; B. F. Beabody, Benwood, w.
Va. Dtw
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a CoWARDLY POLICY.

Tho "Register" Advises West virginia
congressman to struduls tho Silver
Issue. .z.1' a HI-.a ~, Z, ~.
Wheeling Register.
We bellows tho West Virginia delegation
VIII DO thor party n :ront service md
themselves credit by voting tomorrow to
postpone tho cons liberation OF the bill It
this tlmc. Such II vote would not commit
them FOR or against FREQ coinage. 1t would
simply pu. them on record OF placing tho
question ON tho shelf for tho present, anil
whero 1t belongs until moro vital aud irn-
portant legislation IL considered. T.ir
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Excess OF
Imports.
Sl,GSl ,lS3,030
30,732,Si
s3O,7S2,SSi
Balance OF trade In IA.
yor OF tho United

. baluucc OF lrNuc IN IL. G4. y-r |fFfH-.
yor OF tho United
states..."... .............si, GO 49, ZIG
In these fifteen years wo sold to foreign
countries 1850 million dollars worth Of
merchandise more than we bought from
them. In every year Of the fifteen ex-
cept two tho balance of trade was in our
favor, and 1t happens those wore years
when Mr.. Cleveland was President. In
every year since he went out Of office
our foreign sales have been ahead OF
our purchases, and tho balance i'll our
favor is increasing largely.
The free trader glorics in balance Of
trade against his country. Tho protec-
ZIONIST aims to have the balance tho
other way, and this is tho way we are
having it under tho Mckinley act.
Tho Register should not NEEDLE with
edged tools-and files
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spREcKELs is not the public bcnefactor
he said he was, and the INTELLlGEScER
makes haste to withdraw some compli-
mentary things it said Of his nerve. It
now appears that spreckcls was doing
little masquerading. His aim was to
force tho sugar trust to buy him out at q
higher price than it was ut first willing
to give, and he has scored his point.
spreckels would make smooth politi-
cian. 80
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Firtccn Years of Trading.

In weak effort to pull to pieces the
1SrELLlGENcER's exhibit showing the
commercial superiority Of the United
States over Great Britain, tho Register
says "that prior to that time (ls90) as q
rule the balance of trade was largely
against the United States" Here is
what tho record shows for tho past fl
teen years:
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THE approaching contest Is rendered
especially important by reason OF tho in
dustrinl and financial policies of tho Gov
ernmcnt being mt stake. Tho popular de-
ciaion on those issues is Of Eroat moment
and will be Of far-rcaching consequence
JQr,Es O. DIrine H. 10 ~
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WHAT is the use Of Democrats tearing
their hair over this man and that in
connection with the gubernatorial nom
,ination2 The nominee will be chosen
before the convention meets and the
choice will DO proudly ratified by the
convention. Wasn't it so in 1882
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THAT'S right, Mr.. Register-do what
you can to run down your own country
and toglorify slittle free trade England"
What pity that tho record Of facts is
against you.
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THE scheme to force free coinage to
the front in the senate looks like a
scheme to- smoke out tho versatile
Senator. Hill. Perhaps he will get him
self invited to address a Legislature or
something else about tho time the vote
comes on. l.-Z=.
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CONGRESSMAN CApEuARr is reported to
DO much disappointed" over the de-
feat Of the silver bill. If he runs for
Congress again he may be still more dis
appointed,
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SPIRITUAL marriage" as an incident
of great religious movement has sui
tered seriously under the guidance of
"Princo" Michael. This scoundrel is
now revealed in his true colors.
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1rs you need spcctaclcs, eyes tire or
head aches when reading or sewing,
consult and have your eyes tested for
glasses without charge by Prof. Sheh,
the Optician, corner Main and Eleventh
streets: Tho only exclusive optician in
tho state. ~ ,TrusAw j
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tARRIVED-pROF. LEREE,, ME-
mud qualities. reveals mysteries, breaks evil IN.
iluenccs, causes hasty and happy marriages, gives
fill natnos OF tho ono you'll marry, what busl.
ness 10 follow 10 mako n success, &c. Rooms
corner market and Eleventh streets. Side en-.
TRUCE on Eleventh street. Terms reasonable.
4 IN
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PurS Leuf Lard,

NJ. RElLLY's .Puro Leaf Lard from
hogs OF our own killing. No tallow nor
other authorizations. ~,
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JITANTED-NURSE GIRL 10 TO II
wv years old. Apply. at No. 1913 Fourteenth
hlrnnt ---L = ~ ------- -lL ! n W. - mYl I
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inUMP FOR TEAMSTERS-HOLE
" east end Of Fourteenth street, near tho
creek. II. Hl.S ls'a- sitf m ll mr21
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NOTICE.

The Donaldson Carriage Company having put.
chased the plant and ali interests OF the Into tiFm
Of Donaldson, Lewis & Co.. are prepared 70 con;
tinue tho business In MI departments at inc G!a
streets, where they have located until they. re-
build their former factory. which, when finish;
cd. will be larger and more complete ~ a.!
branchesthan heretofore. The members OF tn w,
company !nrei oil practical men, and personally
Interested IN the success OF the CONCERN ,hese,
fore insurlng, the highest standard OF excellence
In their work. They thank their patrons los
rnSt favors. and hope that the same may be gea;
crously continued, md TINT by fGir dealing anu
uniform excellence OF their work they can eH'
poet n large share OF new patronage. Their "a
their usual standard are uleQualcd by any e''
Establishment in the State.
IN THE DONALDSON CARRIAGE CONPAAl'
mrl2 III ssr..l.I4s' .r-.r.I#l
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iVHTANTED-A YOUTH OR YOUNG
wv mau that understands something OF
printing olico routine. Apply ut HENRY NOR
RlS' Box Factory corner Eighteenth md Chap.
limo streets r. Hs..a- r.E mr30
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a
wv good white or colorcd cook; one that eau
wash md iron preferred GILL ut DR.. y. r. TAIL
BOTS. 33 South Huron street, Island. mrs
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VNTANTED-TWENTY GIRLS TO
Z w work OH mustard and tomato catsup.
Apply 10 ]. W. lIUNTElt, lS?! Main street Mr2D
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GUT THIS OUT.
GENERAL NOTICES.
Wheeling, March "a, 1s92.
NARDtOF THANKS.

NARDiOF THANKS.
acknowiedyins their most TT hearty thanks to pa.
irons generally for the liberal patronage bcsow.
ed upon them. And especially do they wish to
tender their thanks for tho uniform kindness
manifested during and since the late fire, whica
so intcrfcred with the progress OF their bus!neS
-. DONALDSON, LEWIS & co.
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TAEEyour meals ut The milwaukee,
Cafe. ROBERT GRANT, Manager.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

iNTANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
wv housework. a, No. 70 Indiana street. mr26
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W. E. STATHERS. Chairman.
J. c. BRADY, Secretary. go