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Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12
No supsrhuman strsngth. but Natural
vigor. .iS

To Attain the musoularity Of the lndividuaI
who snaps steel shackles like twtgg BY simply
scouire I reasonable amount of physical power
and com titutional energy, to eat, sleep and
digest well, u possess an equable, quiet nery9u.
system, ID possible TO the nervous, enieenled
8 COURSE Of Hostetters Stomach Bitters.
The fruitloh OF his hopes is not re-
mote, either. Speedily felt AZ sre the s;rn tonic Z.
ana they are no less permanent than
prompt Of attainment. The bowels. the liver,
the stomach, the kidneys, all cooperate under
medicine, to Insure those stable guarantees Of
health, harmony, regularity, vigor OF action
Never was there discovereda medicinal motoI
ths ms1neprinaS of healthful vitality. Use II
fof m1lSr1s, rheumatism, indigestion, bilious
nese, Kidney complaint, la grippe.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12
a mate Recevers speech

Alphonce Hemphling, Of Summit township,
Butler county, PENN, made an alndavit that h1s
lwelve-yeay-cld SON. who had had St vitus
Dance tor twelve years, lost his speech. was
completely cured atter uEing three bottles Of
Dr.. Mtleg Restorative Nervine, and also re-
cOveEed hin speech Thousands testify to won
derful curea from using II for nervous dieeasess
OF mind, heedanhe. etc Four doses Of this
Nervine cured Mra M. X Rnrns. annth nsnd.
Ind, who had been suffering With constant
headeche tqr. three months. Trial bottle and
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12
Christianity ana Soup.

EDwo1s HERALD There is society
Ia this city called the Pacific Gospel
Union, and 81 their headquarters on
Spring street there il aconspicuoualy
posted sign which reads: free Break
fa}t here on Sundays" The object o.
~ society !s & ~ ssss;s s ss ssorls lst
their 0hristianity h aipo inspired BY )
hpirit of practical ben61olence. They
I'D not nim ~ NfeCd Tie p0bf on tiAott
alone, but they yaeoG9i1o thaneod Of
mhteFjsl eu6konn6e rs oQatonoeA Weok<
HutNh6t thse thsy atto6k ~ svile thsy
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12

convinced that the horrible dreams Of.
the night were not the mere iantesy Of
sleep, but were the result Of contact with
the unwelcome visitor while they were
asleep. a ee8 y
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12
Chambsrlain's Collie, CholerA and Diar-
Rl0n Remedy

ID the standard. Its many cures have
won II praise from Maine TO Callfornia.
Every family and every traveller should
be provided with il ct Al times. No
other remedy can take III plaza Or do
its work. Is and 80 cent bot tles for sale
by g. F. Heinxsmans 222 North Main
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12

~ FOR B1st Assortment or Trusses
qallas Heckwith's pharmacy, sos y. Main -.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12
Our Home Brew

Mater i Zoeblain'a Lager. tresh from. the
hfeWory. a 6faught In AL the ps1nc1pa1 -
5oqns, deliyszed PscmPtlX ~ hcsslss e s segs q
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12

1roa1wnv undsrte ekisg Raxasrss \,
ss;s' sssiss;s ss 81 s'sss, sssss.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12

" b. a. .WfpaAoW. 4hb old establ1shed Red Store,
Thir6 0iro1t. Santa Monica, carries the most
comp1o<A 16odrtmont Of groceries, etc. Best
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12

l1oso1 A1on11o, o6nta Moa1eas
: snew opsa ~ ~ t61S1eol' soaSea.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12
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sshsS %SI HssI s Scss ss ~s 3. ssx sss
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Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12
USIif6rnla vinegar ~ oflIs

S6B Manning street, foppoGite# socp factory,
6s issm s'ssssis is3 an iisSs ia @erss ) = n
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12

for atsenkth sn& y 3azi16 ~ veaSe, -,
'Drown's 1rosl1al 1rseAea k4 hSIy!. ~!
sS@Hsss 6 sE ssy 4 Says ss =
vvi1ss6iss ~ swr Rdvsl 1ss1SSFs
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12
A. the Wsed-Pipe and Rssd-Pips-By
xheophrsstus.
We shake our heads 1t Folly 4Ntt /.
And charge the dame to nee:
But our hearts grow melancholy
For the apple on her tree,
Yet Hearts DO all the praying,
And prompt each charity,
While Hoeds ero always saying:
Let self Gufaco for thee. a4
D, Head lean down and listen
10 pleadin6s from the Heart,
Oh, Heart though tears may glisten
From wisdom fear TO part.

When George Eliot had read Darwin's
"Oriain Of Species" she wrote - fol-
lows to friend in France: $50 the
world gets on, step BY step, to brave
clearness and honesty. But the chain
Of Dsrwinism and al the explanations
Of the march BY which things have been
produced make but q feeble impression
upon me compared with the mystery
lying beneath this same march,"
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12

n \ s. s sss 3: "a & ess's - I
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-07-19
TWELVE THOUSAND DEAD.

Volcano Destroyes an Island In the
Malay Archipelago with Awful Results.
LONDON, July 1S.-The steamer Cat.
terthun, which has arrived at Sydney,
N. s. W., reports that when she touched
at the island of Timor there was ru-
NOR current that the island of Sangir, in
the Malay Archipelago. had been de
stroyed by volcanic eruption, and that
the whole population, comprising - 900
souls, had persisted.
A native from the Talatee islands,
who landed at Selangen four weeks
ago, brought remarkable story to
the effect that several other natives
had just returned from voyage near
Sansir. They had intended to land on
the island but We're prevented by the
sight of mountains belching forth smoke
and fire. They reported that the "whole
island was ON fire.
The captain of the Catterthun SAYS
she passed through miles of debris dis
similar from anything he had before
seen at sea- Poles and sides of .huts
We're mingled with such utensils as the
natives of the Philippines use in cook
ing, besides charred human trunks. The
ship was three1lours and half in pass
ing through the wreckage.
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Fruit Of tbe Tariff.

The dead and wounded at Home
stead are the fruits of the protective
tariff delusion and crime as truly as
the man-killing and child-stealing
of ante-bellum days were the fruits
of the slavery delusien and crime,
says the New York Herald. Every
rifle and every bludgon used in
Pennsylvania was urged by passion
aroused by that prolific source of all
uncharitablencss-the monopoly of
tariff. 1t sets man against man.
1t deceives the labor and then robs
and murders him. 1t promises a
division of the plumber and then
reviles the poor dupe who asks that
its pledges be kept. 1t vauntingly
proclaims its paternal regard for
labor and then answers labors de-
mands at the muzzle of a Winches-
ter.
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All Sorts Of nnmor

HOMESTEAD, Pa, July 1S.-Rumors of
the number of non-union men already
inside the works, and of the others al
ready ON the road are thick and fast, but
all of them when traced up display
doubtful aspects. 1t is said that eighty
men are coming from Ohio
The advisory COMMITTEES has heard of
efforts to enroll mechanics in Chicago
and St. Louis, supposed to be for the
Carnegie company, but after all the
rumors are sifted down, there is no
truth to be found at the bottom of them.
and those correspondents who are try
ing to send ut the real state of the case
in Homestead are forced TO depend only
upon what they see with their own eyes.
A case in point is furnished by the
ruimor started Sunday that three boat
loads of non-union men had been disem-
barlSed at the works. One GENTLE
man saw these men going into the mills.
and SO reported, and yet the men are not
there, and did not go in as stated.
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PROSECUTING ArroRNEY.

To the Democrats of Mason County:
am a candidate for the nomination
for the office OF Prosecuting Attorney oil
your county, and respectfully ask your
support. JOHN +. BELLER.
We are authorized to announce III. r.
Howard as candidate for Prosecuting
Attorney of Mason county, subject 10
the action OF the Democratic County
Convention.
AT the solicitation OF a number oil
friends hereby announce myself as q
candidate FOR Prosecuting Attorney OF
Mason unity, subject TO the action oil
the Democratic County Convention.
respectfully ask your support in the
convention.
JAS. II. COUCH JR.
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Truths Ahont fine Tarim.

"New England" observes the
Chicago Tribune, good Republican
authority, .shas two strongly distinct
classes of population.
Tariff protected monopolists and
coupon clippers SO rich that they
don't know how to spend their
money, and the pauper factory
hands who never get cents worth
of protection out of the tariff"
"Thc great cheapening in the cost
of steel manufacturing has occurred
in spite of the tariff, not in conse-
quence of it. When Mckinley or
any other man undertakes to say
the large reduction in cost of steel
was due to the s2s duty he does so
at the expense of truth. The credit
for that is due to the inventive
brain of Bessemer. And the rule
holds good with regard to the
prices of all other articles. a tariff
tends to keep them up. This is the
fundamental purpose ofhgh duties.
They are forced down by brains il
at all"
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AT meeting of the committee Of
twenty four of the Tammany Hall
organization, called for the purpose
of perfecting arrangements for the
campaign, Richard Croker opened
the ball by an address in which he
said among other things. "This is
an important Presidential campaign
important to the country and to this
organization. Tho National Demo-
cratic party is looking at us. The
dissatisfaction which Democrats in
other States feel toward Now York
Democrats has been caused by US
that is, good deal of it has been
caused by the way in which we sup
ported Senator Hill. We gave him
our best, and taking all the circum-
stances together, we did the right
thing.
"But Mr.. Hill wasn't nominated
and Cleveland was. l am convin-
oed that Mr.. Cleveland is stronger
with the people than Mr.. Hill would
have been and that the party is not
weakened by his nomination. 1
have been looking over the field
and / am convinced also that Cleve-
land can carry the State by larger
majority than any Presidential can
didatc in generation. 1t is very
curious thing II don't know
whether you have noticed it or not
but Presidential results in this
State alternate. Mr.. Lincoln carri-
ed the State in 1864. In '6s
Seymour carried it for the Dem
ocrats. Grant, in ~, brought the
State to the Republicans. But in
'76 again Mr.. Tilden carried it,
Garfield in so Cleveland in 81, and
Harrison 1888. 1t is swinging
toward the Democracy this fall.
aThe party will carry the State.
and it is our affair to create a ma
jority in New York that shall be
greater than that of Seymour in.
1868, Tilden in 1876 or Cleveland's
first majority in 1884.
"Cleveland is going to carry the
country and it won't do for us to
lose this State We have got to
win"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-07-19
CONDENSED NEWS.

A corlecf,on ,r
IN.
@''' especially Prepared Tor
the TASTY Reader
Ex-President Cleveland saws he does not
desire to have Baby Ruth;s picture pub
ished in any newspaper.
Colonel H Clay King. sentenced bv the
supreme court to be hanged Auo. - next
for numbering the Hon. David Poston. was
taken to Memphis and niafe5 in :, iaiI cell
in murdcrers' row. where he viii remain
until executed OF pardoned.
The French chamber of IDENTITIES has nm
additional credit of 500 900 francs for the
representation of the French at the worlds
fair '>''-'--' - - :
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AssEssoR.

Editor Register. Please announce f.
NJ Dunn, OF Arbuckle District, as a can
didate Tor Assessor for the Second Dis
trlets subject TO the decision OF the
democratic County Convention
We are authorized to announce Geo.
W. knopp, of Robinson District, as a
candidate for Assessor for the First AS
ssessment District. subject to the decis-
ion OF the Democratic County Convent
ion.
The name of John Kinney will be
presented to the Democratic County
Convention for the Office OF Assessor Of
the Second District, subject to the decis-
sion of the convention.
MANY VOTES.
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crIInes and casnaltIes.

Race troubles caused a riot at Paducah,
KY, Monday night. The governor gave
permission to call out the military com.
pany located there. They were attacked
by an armed mob of negroes. and Elmer
Edwards was fatally wounded Several OF
the negroes were wounded. More trouble
is looked for.
At the county poor farm, near Craw-
louisville, Ind, A. J. Smalley, a powerful
panper, attacked Patrick Savage, an aged
inmate, with a slungshot, probably IA
tally injuring him.
Near Connersville, Ind, a wild freight
struck the engine of another freight ON t. =
bridge over the White Water river. Sex
eral trainmen were injured, but none seri-
ously.
Ex-City Treasurer Tut, of Detroit, is
short in his accounts He turned over to
the city 5000. leaving $4,000 not nc.
counted for.
Investigation shows that actual loss by
the cyclone at Springfield, o., to have been
not over S20,o 600
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TIL, Edict Goes Forth.

PITTsDURe, July 1s.-Concerning the
strike of the members of the Amalga-
mated association at Beaver Falls be-
cause the Carnegie company would not
confer with the Homestead men, Mr..
Prick Friday stated positively that un-
der no circumstances would the Carne-
gle company confer with the men at
Homestead as members of the Amalga-
mated association, and that If the
strikers in the Carnegie mills at Beaver
Falls did not return to work by Mon
day, the firm would consider the con-
tract with the association cancelled. A
letter to that effect has been written to
the men.
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There will be little Grape worn
for the Pinkertons who fell at
Homestead. They deserve no sym
pathy, made up as that organiza-
ton is of bummers and loafers of
the big cities. employed temporarily
to assist grasping corporations in
the carrying out of bad jobs, it is
unworthy the respect of men who
love their fellow men. 1t stands
ready to be employed to kill at so
much per diem. The question of
right and justice cuts no figure in
the transactions of that organiza-
ton. It's a machine to hire to any
set of men who are willing and able
to pay for its use. 1t has no heart,
no conscience and is absolutely god
less. No self-respecting man would
be member of it. No Christian
would employ it.
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Announcements.
FOR sHERIFF.

To the Democrats OF Mason County
l hereby inform you that ! am can
didate for the office of Sheriff OF Mason
county, subject to the action of the
Democratic County Convention, which
meets in Point Pleasant, August 6, 1892.
If nominated, l promise TO make an
earnest and thorough canvass, and ii
elected, l assure you faithful discharge
OF my official duties. Very Respectfully,
ID. w. MAUPIN.
Please announce me as n candidate for
the Office of sheriff of Mason county,
subject to the will of the Democratic
Convention.
E. E. BAKER.
Editor Register:
hereby announce myself as can.
didate for the Office of Sheriff of Mason
County, subject to the action of the
Democratic County Convention.
L. /. NEALE.
To the voters of Mason County: re-
spectfully announce myself a candidate
for the office of Sheriff of Mason Goun-
ty, subject to the decision of the Demo-
cratic County Convention.
ROB'T ARMSTRONG.
To my Fellew-citizens:
Having been importuned by numer-
GUS friends from all the Districts OF the
county to allow my name to go before
the Democratic County Convention for
the Office of Sheriff, | surrender to their
entreaties. If receive the nomination
shall vigorously enter the campaign.
III not, will use my utmost influence to
secure the election OF the nominee, who
ever he may be.
Respectfully Yours,
JOHN BEHAN.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-07-19

: PITTsBURG, July 16.-The statement
published Friday morning that the Car
negie Steel company contemplate the re-
moval of their business interests to Chi
cago, and that land has been purchased
there to be used for the establishment
of their plant is, according to state
ment from Secretary Lovejoy to a re-
porter of the United Press. entirely
without foundation Messrs. Prick and
Loyejoy positively refused to talk Fri
day morning ON any subject pertaining
to the present situation or their plans for
the future.
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Predicts More IsIoodshed.

WASHINGTON, July IS. = Chairman
Oates, of the house investigating COM
mittee which went to Homestead. in an
interview concerning the investigation,
said Mr.. Prick was a remarkably cum
ming man and great manager; the
workmen's leaders were men of intelli-
gence and capacity; that the workmen
as body were the best set of men he
ever came across; that in the struggle
for supremacy neither side is acting ON
impulse, but both are deliberate and
guided by intelligence; that law and or
der must prevail in the end, even if there
is u conflict between the statutes and the
equities in the case; the strikers were
the most determined he ever saw: that
they do not claim they are right accord
ing to law, but morally; that any at
tempt on the part of the company to re-
open the works with non-union men will
result in further bloodshed as soon as
the military is Withdrawn seems in
evitable
The investigation will be continued in
Washington with regard to the Pinker-
ton agency, and the committee hope to
be able to make report ON the Home
stead portion of it before congress ad-
Journs for the session. 1t is the general
opinion that the committe will report
this part of the case is not subject for
federal legislation or interference.
More Ammunition and Artillery.
HARRISBURG. July 1S.-Goyernor Pat
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4 .ral.sin- Arsennl.

MUNcIE. Ind. July Is Saturday after
noon Chief Of Police Robinson arrested
a tramp that is no doubt much wanted
upon his person, each filled with 30
calliber IS. &c W." cartridges. The re-
volrers We're of the Farband Arms COM
pany. Worcester. Mass, made each with
T. & W. rubber handles. The man will
be held for identification He was very
sharp in his actions, and said he came
from Ohio.
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only a Few at work.

HOMESTEAD, Pa, July 1s.-The state
ment was made Saturday morning that
not less than one hundred men were
working IN the Carnegie mills. Repre-
sentatives of the United Press, the Pitts
burg leader and the Baltimore News sue
ceeded in getting within the enclosure.
They found nothing to prevent tour
through every department of the plant.
and as result can state positively that,
all told. not more than from fifteen to
twenty men We're at work
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The pension bill has been agreed
to by both Houses of Congress. 1t
appropriates for the ensuing year
s146,7 37, $50, and is now a law, as
the President approved the bill on
the 18th inst. Now. say the Dem
ocratic party is opposed to tensions.
This is the largest appropriation
ever made for pensions.
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SENATE-Aftcr six days hard work the
senate completed the consideration of the
sundry civil bill, and sent it to the house,
the aggregate appropriations more than
$1,000 co., irrespective of the 5000, 900
world s fair souvenir half dollar scheme
eating drinks on the fair grounds was re-
considered and defeated, but the Sunday
closing provision was left 10 the bill Other
bills were introduced, among them one by
Mr.. PETER to stop the coinage of gold.
HoUsE-The day was devoted to confer
ence reports on appropriation bills. the
Legislative, naval and diplomatic and con-
sular bills being agreed to. The principal
item of contention was the retention of the
appropriation of 81 ,o00, 900 for a new battle
ship and $50 900 for n naval display at
Hampton roads next fall, each bein,
finally retained. Mr.. Fellows, Democrat.
OF New York. made most effective speech
in favor of the new ship, which received
merited attention and applause
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-07-19

HOMESTEAD. Pa, July 1s.-The story
that $50 families are starving here has
no foundation The fact is that as yet
every one has plenty in Homestead A
number of grocery and dry goods stores
We're visited Friday evening and at all Of
them it was stated that the wives and
children wh) shop for the 1oczed-out
men are pas .ng cash and have not begun
touse credit. As result of idlene s
more money is spent than when the mill
was working and between strikers and
militia the store keeper .'groweth won
derful in the sickness of prosperity"
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

nj Office is hereby given that on the 18th
IN day ofAugust, 1872, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
on the farm OF C. Il. Beale In Clendenin Dis
trtct, Mason county. West Virginia. at the
point where the tram road fnfersScts the
Ohio River Railroad, i will sell at public
auction, 10 the highest bidder for cash, the
wit:
Ono lot of railroad ties OF about 1900 on the
wa ers of Sand Fork creek on said farm.
one lot of railroad ties waters OF same
creek, about 600 or COO.
One lot OF timber for street car ties, sup
posed TO make about 600, at Faidley's min
One circular saw and saw min fixtures ON
same creek and farm.
il Trucks for hauling lumber.
One wire rope about 300 feet long:
which said property was levied upon as the
property OF F. E. Mohr December 18th. ISgl
under and by virtue OF n certain order of at
tachment issued on the 18th day OF Deem
Der 1881, In certain action OF trespnaa on
the case In assumpsit pending in the Circuit
Court of Mason county, West Virginia.
wherein g. t. Benle was plaintiff and said
f. f. Mohr, was defendant, and which said
property was by an order. of said Court en-
tered on the lst day of February, 1892, d.
rected TO be sold TO satisfy Judgment rem
dered IN said cause for the sum OF $3.50 SO with
interest and cost, subject 70 credit or 5000
allowed by subsequent order So much OF
said property viii be sold as above stated as
may be necessary TO satisfy said judgment,
G. POFFENBARGER
JulylS-4w Sheriff Mason County,
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I.rinls wiII Innrn

NEW LONDON, Conn, July 1S.-W. B.
FriclS, of Homestead, Pa, son of the
manager of the Carnegie steel works,
passed through this city Saturday night
on his way to Fishers Island, where his
parents have handsome cottage. Young
Prick said that his father would join the
family within few days ami remain
for considerable time.