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showing than West Virginia. She. has
gone on prospecting in spite Of the
calamity howlers and will continue to
do SO. Every leading industry. in the
state is a protected industry, fostered
by the Republican policy OF protection,
and while contemplating the splendid
industrial growth reported above, and
the general condition Of trade, it is well
to keep this fact in mind.
Let the calamity howlers continue to
howl and to draw gloomy picture Of
the future. They will not be happy
unless they are permitted to look on
the dark side OF things. and 1t hurts no
one. Let the Democratic free traders
assert that Republican protection is a
fraud and the country is on the verge
of ruin because Of the Mckinley bill.
tits their political capital, weak though
1t be. But the fact remains that the
United States in general and our own
section in particular is enjoying an era
of unprecedented prosperity. Trade
statistics show it. The facts are indis-
putable.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Emil Zola, in writing his latest novel,
which took him fifteen months, is said
to have flied l,O3S sheets Of paper.
Therennon Tho Figaro improves the oc-
casion with some f1rtnerstatistics such
as thai M. n. in used 800 poo,e ouiils. of
which 325 had white and the remain
der yellow beaks, except of the last
chapter. which he wrote with steel
nib, SO as to be more forcible; that he
consumed Eve one-halt pints Of black
ink and half pint otred (which IN
spires him when his imagination fails},
aud that no was twice compelled to re-
new his blotting paper on account OF
accidents with the inkstand, With other
details OF similar Importance.
Princess Youssoupof has an oriental
pearl which Is unique for the beauty OF
its color In 1920 this pearl was sold BY,
Georgibus, OF Calais, TO J., Philip w, OF
Spain, at the price of $4,000 ducats.
Today it is valued at $4,000; Pope
Leo XIII, again, owns pearl lett to
him by his predecessor on In me ot throne
Of ST. Feler, when Is worm s-V,ooD, anu t.l
the Ghaln Of lnir1y-tW9 pearls owL l. ~
the En- freuef4cA Is estimated ~
E3S,OOo; ..,-
MRS. Langtry maze very proEfit1ts lT
qeua, se shan ue so .u craS;tod With
's ..;se l,aj " - 81" so,nsIbinS i,ts tweIvs
,t ,rSv y Joilars ' Nv tha tnrcss. If her
w, W;IiarS is 10 600 f,r tbs ROYAL >.
S .,aar -o Mate at Ksmoton PARK Her
i,ooiossn nrs fawn Win hlns.booned
GOiOS &U AA"Ht HASsA SAAS t'SS
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rHg REPUBLICAN LEAGUE.
onielal cailfor he f'iflR Annual convSl
lion OF the national League e Clubs.

ofaelal Call for he Ftrlh Annual convSn'
lion ofthe National League e Clubs.
NEw Yoax, July president Clark
son, of the National League Of Republic
can clubs has issued the following Off
cial call for the meeting Of the National
League convention:
To he Republican STATE Leagues Of DE United Sate'
and ne DeIecat.s ofthe National Convention.
GESrLEMEN:-By authority delegated
to the executive committee by the ma
tional league, assembled in Cincinnati.
Ohio. on the twenty-second day OF
April, 1891, and in obedience to instruc-
lions and authority given to me by the
executive committee, hereby direct
that the fifth annual convention Of the
national Republican league OF the
United States shall convene in the city
of Buffalo, New York, at one o'clock, on
September lst, 1892, aud continue In
session thereafter during such hours as
said convention may determine.
The business which will come before
the convention will include the reports
from the officers Of the league, the cleo
ton OF officers and members OF the ex-
ecutive committee for the ensuing year.
the designation of the place of meeting
for the subsequent National League con-
yention, aud such other questions as
the convention may deem proper.
Under tho revised constitution Of tho
National League the convention will be
composed of about 1000 delegates. Ar
ticle vi reads as follows:
"The national convention shall be
composed of two delegates-at-large from
each state organization in the league,
and of two delegates from each Con.
gressional district, in which there shall
be one or more permanent Republican
clubs, together with the President and
secretary Of each state league, and all
officers Of the national organization,
who shall be ex-officio delegates. Each
delegate present shall be entitled to one
vote"
Each state league shall also elect alter
mates. equal to the delegates in number.
A general circular of information will
be issued from these headquarters at a
later date. JAMES s. CLARKsoN,
ANDREW B. HUMPHREY. President
Secretary
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wcat Virginin,s Prosperity.

.
R. G. Dun & Co.'S business Outlook"
for the first half of 1892, gives very
favorable report for West Virginia.
The failures in this state during the
second quarter of the year were IA,
with total liabilities $4,000. The total
number Of failures for the six months
ending June 80 we're %, with liabili-
ties Of $4,000. against As failures for
the first six months of 1891 and S222,-
800 liabilities. This SPEAKS volumes
for the state and shows that West Vir-
ginia has shared in the general pros
perity OF the country.
In the general review OF the trade in
the same circular, the following report
from Wheeling appears:
"Crop and trade reports from points
covering about one-half OF the state OF
West Virginia and portions OF Ohio, in
dictate general good crops in all locali-
ties, and business conditions prosper
GUS. Corn has been retarded some
what by wet weather, and at some
points the fruit crop seems to have sut-
fered from early frosts, but tho damage
has not been great anywhere. The gem
oral steady, industrial growth of West
Virginia keeps up, and new develop
ment Of coal and lumber industries is
in progress all the time. Especially is
this the case along the lines Of the West
Virginia Central railroad and the West
Virginia & Pittsburgh railroad, both Of
which are new lines running through
the interior OF the state and openingup
rich mineral and lumber region.
"The development companies organ
lied at number of different points
seem to have created healthful and
permanent growth in the sections where
they operate, and the boom is steady
and continuous. At some points local
influences have unfayorably affected
trade, but this does not materially at-
feet the general volume Failures are
few and unimportant, and the loss from
that source is not large, JObbing
houses report collections as slow for
this time OF the year, but with the gen.
eral good conditions which seem to pre-
vail there should be decided improve
ment in that line after harvest Bad
roads are very important factor in
causing duilness in trade through the
interior portions of this state, and the
improvement OF country roads is some
thing on which liberal amounts from
both tho state and individual counties
might be very probably expended"
No state in the union makes a better
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Each Spoonful has
done it's Perfect Work"

. Is the vq.-..t Of every woman who has used Royal
Baking Powder. Other baking powders soon
deteriorate and lose their strength, owing to the
use Of inferior ingredients but Royal Baking
Powder is SO carefully and accurately com
pounded from the purest materials that it retains
its strength for any length Of time, and the last
spoonful in the can is as good as the first, which
is not true of any other baking powder,
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The Heather Rage.

u 2
The esteemed Register will be glad to
know that "Mr. Hart, editor of the IN
4E1LlGExcER," did not, at elm Grove,
June 80, 1892" or at any other time OF
place, say what Democratic voter OF
rriadelphia district" quotes him as
saying.
Mr.. Hart was present when the vote
was taken by the legislature to seat
Judge Fleming as governor after the
people had defeated him. There has
never been any question Of the vote of
the legislature by which Judge Fleming
was seated.
The point is on the seating of Judge
Fleming in the face of majority of
voters Of the state against him. The
Democratic leaders did this, but they
had the decency not to declare the ma
jority they claimed for him. They had
the strength in the legislature, and they
used it.
Senator Carr, theindependent spoken
Of, became from that dav an ayowed
Democrat and has since been an active
Democratic politician. The Register
will OF course be glad to make the cor
rection.
BY the way, how did the Registers
correspondent come to write about all
this under date OF February 5, 1902
The whole thing has a fishy favor
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A British view Of the American TaFir

A British view of the American TarlfE
ssGSldd Daily Telegraph
! "Fhe promoters of the Mckinley tariff
meant it to push forward the policy oil
America for this Americans. One method
of realizing 1T was 10 keep all work within
their. own donations. The country was to
be made self-supplying; what could b.
produced Mt homo WIS not to be bought
abroad. hat wns the keynote OF tho Me-
Kinloy soheme, and 1t is working dut the
idea OF itsdssiCners with the prscislou and
afientiyeness of n mnchine."
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what to do wien n Watermelon.

What to do With 4 Watermelon
Atlanta ConaituHoh
When you thump 1t with your fingers aud Il
gives heavy sound,
Like summer raln a:iallins on the dry an dusty
Jes' gst y your Barlow ready an prepare to make
And carve L Straight an steady, till /. opens red
annpel
Then fold your Barlow careful, an take your
melon hat;
Then take the biggest in your lap an tear the
heart out, sol
An smack your lips an praise the Lord from
whom oil bleSsln's fowl
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Hollmoier,. Dyolng E.tnbll.hm on..

HVHIuUTV7 - 'H''b 1s'''
John Heilmeier, proprietor OF the
Pan Handle DyeinR Establishment No.
1881 Market street, respectfully an
nounces that he. is prepared to do clean-
ing, dyeing and repairing, and in TACT
he guarantees to make your last years
clothes look as good as new on short no.
tice. Give him a call.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-06

AS an emergency medicine, for sud
den colds, Ayers Cherry Pectoral takes
the lead Of all remedies, dose or two
generally sufticing to stop ordinary
coughs and ease the worst. For the
cure of throat and lung disorders, this
preparation is unequalled. D&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-06

REPUBLICAN victory in tho coming
election would retard for n long time the
progress Of the sound commercial doc
trinos that underlIe the commercial great
ness of Great Britain and alone mrintain
British eendanoy.-Londo Eventag Ns'Ns.
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LARGE PAINFUL ULCER
ON Limb. Completely Helpless. Unable
to Walk Without Clutches. Flesh
to the homo dropped out.
suffered Greatly. Doctors Failed to Ro-
lieve. -peedily cured by
Cutieura ,,elnedleS.

IN the summer Of 1888, sore came on the
neShy part of my right leg, not far from the shin
bone. Il continued 70 Increase 80 SIZE, rna
eventually formed large ulcer three Inches
long by two wide I employed regular physi-
clan. but he gave me no relief. Twas very paln'
fnl aud eventually part Of the hesh 10 the bone
dropped out, After suffering with Il for SIX
months was induced TO try the CUTlcURA REM
EDIEs At this tllne l was COnplaEsly helpless,
unable to walk without clutches aud suffered
CRAFTY. In Rn out awceE the sore began TO
snow s lgns Of Improvement, and evenlUAlly WAS
completely healed Another sore then broke out
on my IN tep. but the sans treatment soon cured
that Twas indebsed solely TO the CUTtevRA
REMEDIES for my restoration to health, My leg
l, now a. well as II ever was, and siice thcn
have not been troubled with sores
d. +. MERRITT,
EliSyille, Mas.
We hereby certify that weAre Acquainted with
tho q or.sLl D T. Merritt aud regard him rs q
reliable truthful man, and believe hts state
ment TO be II ue In every particular.
JIG BRADLEY. Mayor.
JOHN H. BYNUM. Circuit and Chancery Clerk.
B. Z. DEvALL, Sheriff.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-06

IN 1890 i, was a conflict of predictions;
now our adversaries must face trade STAT
istics aud prices current rtad<nt Harrison,
T,,De d 1892
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READERS of the 1ntelifgencer go-
ing out of town for the Summer can
have the Intelligehcer mailed to them
for slxty-fiye cents per month, postage
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-06
TO REpU .LrcASs.

TtIspart Of the Democratic plan to cllal-
lenge the vote of every epubiican who has
not been assessed under the new west Viz
ginia election law. Don't let them find you
unprepared.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-06

The Camp Stools, Chairs and Cots
sold by Alex. Frew, the Main Street
Furniture Dealer, arc just the thing for
picnic and fishing parties,
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FOE SALE.


A new six.roomed house on the north end OF
the Island. High and dry. VIII pay 12M per
cent a. Investment; rented to good tenautS
good Seven.roomed dwelling, with bath
room, hot aud cold water. inside water closet,
stable on rear OF lot, property In good shape. at
50 South York street on electric car line, $3.50.
Fiye.roomed house, n Zane street; good sized
lot, central location, 81 500
Business property on Market street. near Four.
teen h
parts Of the city.
BUILDING LOTS
s225 buys good lot on the west end Of the
On South York street. one.halt square from
street cars 500.
On Fifteenth street, for 81 900.
On North Huron tpRyed streeO, for $3.50
A choice residence site on North York. 81 feet
front, running back to river.Tery high ground.
s3l5 buys good lot In GilchriSt addition.
One Of the best lots In the old Fale Ground I'D.
dition for $500
LOS on south Broadway, old Base Ball PARK.
e splendid 10. on south Front street. river view,
Lots at Pleasant Valley.
G. O. SMITH, Real Estate Agent.
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A senside sayl.

9S1so
Atldnt4 Constitution.
With little. shy and sweet alarms
And a dainty loComotlon
She tiptoeS In the oceans arms
o, would were the oceanl
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DGMocRArc free traders who claim to
know SO well that the lockout of the
iron workers is due to protection, nre
silent as the grave when asked the cause
OF the numerous strikes against wage
reductions in England, which enjoys
the very sort Of tariff that the Dem
ocratic platform declares for,
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A FULL line OF E. U. Burfs celebrated
fine shoes just received.
l. v. BLOND. Sole Agent.
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THE Field is against Reid and Steven
son, the two fayo,ites for Vice Presi-
don't, but don't place your money on the
Field. One Of the iavorites viii win
this race sure.
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MONDAY. JUNE 20, 1ee2.

SPECIALLY Low RATES. OPEN DAY AND
EVENING. Those who desire can enter NOW.
Please call carly and mako arrangements, OF ad.
dress as above for circular. je1
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TIE Boston Journals remark that it
is by the action of the majority and not
OF the minority that political parties
must be judged is applicable to the rec
ords OF the two parties as shown in the
vote on the silver bill in the senate the
other day. Here they are;
Democratic vote for free silver. IS
Democratic vote against FREQ silvcr............,
Democratic majority for free Silyer........... II
Republican vote for FREQ silver. II
Republican vote against free silver ......-... Is
Republican majority against free Slver..."....
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GEN WEAVER has been member Of
about every party that has been in ex-
istence in this country since he becsme
of age. Ii it were possible for him to
be elected to preside over the affairs OF
government. the country would never
know where to find him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-06

HILL isn't going to lay awake nights
conjurins schemes to elect Cleveland
That much is certain. His friends cay
no will support the ticket without men
tioning the names of the candidates,
This is significant.
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Now THAT Editor Dana has concluded
to support the Democratic ticketi it is
presumed that he will not object to Mr..
Cleveland making use Of the American
Encyclopaedia in preparing his cam
paign speeches.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-06

IT was real shrewd of Mr.. Pendleton
to say nice things about the Tammany
leaders in his New York speech. But,
then, Tammany does not vote in Mr..
Pendleton's district and the sweetness
was all wasted.
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1.-THE IETELLI0EECER embracing itS several ed d.
lions IL entered In the Postothce a. Wheeling, W.
Va. Is second.clRss matter.
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Ghe lrtelIiqettfer.
FIRST DISTRICT
Congressional Convention.

A convention OF the First Congressional Dis:
trict Republicans will be held III tho city Of
Wheeling, ". Va. on Thursday, Julg IL. 10y. 70
tnct TO be voted Tor at tho election TO be held
jn Nayembcr noxt, md to transact such other
business as may come before the convention.
W. L STATHERS,
Chairman Congressional Committee.
IosErH c. BnApY. secretRry.
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OVAL REpuB1IcAx TICKET.
QUO COUNTY RgpuRLIOAN TICKET,

ONO COUNTY REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
ron sHERtFF
T. c. MoFFAT.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
SAMUEL o. BoYcE
yoR AssEssoR, CRY DISTRICT
W. II. HoRNIsH
foR ASSESSOR, COUNTRY DISTRICT,
ROBERT ANDERSON.
FOR MEMBERS HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
sc. SMITH,
G. H SIEDIcR.
CT. RAwLTNG,
ALEX. McCoLLocH.
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Fourteen young men sailed from New
York to Glasgow few days ago to make
a bicycle tour OF England, Ireland and
Scotland.
Natural gas has been discovered on
the shore OF the Great Salt lake, within
ten miles Of Salt Lake City.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1892-08-04
A vcntriIoquIst Aboard.

There was a very mad conductor on
the casibound train the other night, -
said John d. Paterson, Kansas City
man. The car was 9owded, and
shared my seat with st. Louis drum
mer, who was bent on having a good
time at the expense of his fellow pas
sengcrs. As the conductor came along
dog nnder our seat began to snarl
yiciously. The conductor looked hard
at the drummer. No dogs allowed in
the coaches; take him into the baggage
car, he said. Not my dog, replied the
drummer, as lie made vicious kick
The eur went howling under the seats
the full length Of the car. The passen-
gers became interested. The conductor,
porter and brakeman made search for
him. He continued to run and howl
The passengers joined in the search, but
no dog could be found, and the quest
was finally given up.
just az the passengers had settled
into doze the dog set up a heart
breaking, ear piercing howl The
search was renewed, but without suc-
cess. As we pulled into Bunker Hill the
dog got under the wheels. and his death
song was something appalling. The
conductor was oyerjovcd. He got off
and looked for fragments Of the dog
The drummer had alighted, and as the
conductor called all aboard, he put
down his grips aud filed that train from
engine " sleeper with dog fights. He
was a yentriloquist. The conductor was
so mad that he forgot to take up tickets
for forty miles. st. Louis Globe Dem
ocrar.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1892-08-04
[ro EE coNTINUED.l
woMAN's WORLD N PARAGRAPHS
Sweet Revenge in the Shape Of Flats for
Women Only.

Women Only.
The ordinary boarding housekeeper
has for fifty years been the terror Of
wage earning women If she took the
woman boarder at all, she did it with
such a acknowledgements
him-go air that the working girl felt
painfully her helplessness. She was
made to understand that men were in
all cases preferred to her and that if
men could be had to fill the landlady's
rooms the iandlady would not hesitate
a moment about turning the girl into
the street. It seemed in truth that the
boarding housekeeper was the natural
enemy Of her own sex, Well, the tables
are being turned now. Working women
have at last found way to circuinvent
the enemy. Blessed be the man who in
vented flats and the modern apartment
housei Working women, from those in
literature and art to those who are
clerks in stores and employees in facto
ries, have found out that by putting
their little funds together from two to
four Of them can rent Il fiat of their
own and have that which every
natural woman's heart yearns for
4 home, with or without II man
III it, a. the case may be, but ID any
event home. Girls have discovered
that they have only to keep good ma
tured, do as they would be done by
and not let their tongues wag too freely
and they can hive together III happiness
and harmony and make for themselves
the daintiest. brightest of homes Every
year by the hundreds they are deserting
the forbidding old boarding house. where
they were only tolerated, not welcomed
and taking little flats and making homes
Bless them, how they do enjoy i'll They
can have their friends come to see them
they have their own pass keys and 20
and come rs they please. and no spitefuI
gable assaiIs their ears These hard
working, self respecting women always
pay their rent and are neat, businesslike
and quiet. And now comes in the sweet
revenge. 1t il coming to be that If
house agents can rent flats to respect
able working women they prefer them
greatly to families or bachelors They
do not smoke or have noisy beer drink
ing parties, and they do not wear ont
stairs and woodwork In London build
ers who see the signs of the times are
constructing apartment houses ''for wo-
men only In New York an agent
thinks himself very lucky if he can fiji
fat house with refined, quiet women
who earn their own living and mind
their own business
1t is a sign of the times that woman's
free trade club, the Frances Cleveland
club. has been started in New York by
Mrs. Mary Frost Orlnsby Sarah e.
Fuller, the engraver, is secretary, and
the Marquiso LAMA, Dr. William a.
Hammond's daughter. ID chairman OF
the executive committee. These women
are in earnest and they intend to have
similar clubs established all over the
country this summer, to induce men to
vote for Cleveland and free trade. The
Foundation principle OF the clubs is op-
position to the Mckinley tariff, because
in the Judgment of these ladies' that
tariff increases prices Of necessities and