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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-04-27
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT Oct. Both. Iss2.i
-wINsToN-sALEM DIVISION Leave Winston
Salem Daily.
Trains leave Roanoke daily s:45 a. m. ana
arrive Winston-Salem 10 p. m.
wEsrBoUNp, LEAVE ROANOKE DAILY.
TAO a. m. (vestibuled Limited) for Bristol
Knoxville, Chattanooga, Pullman Sleep
ers to Nashville. Memphis and New Or
leans. Dining car attached.
soc a. m. ,or Radford, Pulaski. Bristol and
all Intermediate points; also for Blae-
field, Pc, ahGntas. Elkborn, Clinch Val
Pullman sIeepers to Memphis and New
leans and to Louisville via Norton.
1850 1oipts fG beyond qaa E. ara
also for Bluefeld; Pullman sleepers to
OHIO ExrENsfoN. Biuefeld Dsiiy.
$40 q. m. for Renova, Columbus. o., and the
SoRrH .AsrBouED, LEAVE ROANOKE DAILY
tbs m. for Petersburg, Richmond and Nor
1a.45 pm for Washington, Haeerstown, Phil
adeIphia and New ork. Pullman sleeper
to New York via Harrisburg.
12:45 o. M, daily for Richmond and Norfolk.
Pullman parioT car to Norfolk. Connects
atIyHchburg lunion station) with Durham
SIC p. m. for Buena Vista and intermediate
stations Eoconneetions beyond.
0.4B D. n, for Richmond and NOrfolk. Pullman
sleeper to Norfolk and Lyncburg to Rich
mond.
l1:45 night (yestibuled Lmited] for Hagers
town. Washington and New York. Pull
man sleepers to Washington via Shenan-
doah Junction. Also New York via Ii ar
risburg. Dining car attached.
ssW ashington and Chattanooga Limited
train Of Pullman coaches ard sleeping cars
runs daily via Shenandoah valley route,
stopping only at LuTay, Shenandoah, Basic,
Ro anoke and RadforG.
BuRHAn Division = Leave Lynchburg daily
union s1ation) 8:15 p. for Durham and
all intermediate points
Leave Durham daily at 600 a. m. for Lynch
burg and intermediate I,ienfs.
All trains OF the Dnrham division arrive
at and depart from Union Station &C Lynch
burg. Va
<,fi5re ar 4, y ALLEN HULL
= ~ n fEkIII. TRAY. Pass. Agent.
General Passenger Agent. Roanoke. sa.
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A meteorological Ehenom snon.
ron the Chicago Record ]

From the OhlcdgO NecOruI
I was riding along ridge road in
the North Carolina mountains one
lay, when met a native driving II
yoke of cattle, and / stopped to ask
the way.
you've got pretty country
here | said after moments talk
Yes, right peart fer North 4 ar
liny,' he SAID, with II slight sHrca- m
lint Tennessee mountains ia the
beauties
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f & Y v. RAILROAD

St. vitus. Dance cured by DR.. Miles, Nervine
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For Sale.

A valuable farm of IT'S acres on. R. 4 D r
Ros d, one mile from d epot, TIN ee from Guiiford
College, with dwelling house, barns, and large
orchard of PEI ch es aud az Piles, we'll adapted to
growing grain md grssses- For terms apply
70 DR.. J. r. Ector, " inston, N. G.
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"Ac+ You from There?
f.Yos sD ulad nv IT

is the air dis good as thiS?'
"Good?" he repeated as it he va
sorry for me Good? " by the
mrs so GOOD n -" ia - siv. ~
mules and ga q ivt te
That was . IL 90 ol'-ga j.
nmaron h di."' 'r;';o" an Nv
curious.
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:. rat has the air % 30 Witt it.
/ asked.

Everything. by zEeki, he ri :.
so good thar thet when d iuan tn.
on a wagon GUESSED the mules pu.hn'
1T, it wouldn't carry ;n oath ier
enough torred for them to hear j. !,
and You can't make a mule pull a
pound efyou can't cuss him. that's
all thar is to it, so we had to quit
mules and take up steers"
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Sold on . Positive Guarantee.
OR MONEY RETURNED.

For sale by Samuel 81. Smith,
Druggist.
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Tho sl,re,rd Old AIan.

The bold statesman who goes after
Mr.. Gladstone's wool invariably comes
back ahorn. Sir Michael Hicks-Beach
tried his hand at it with the usual re-
suit. Indeed it looks as though Mr..
Gladstone had shrewdly laid trap for
the opposition, taking for granted that
somebody on that side would fall into
it. Mr.. Gladstone declared that mo
incorporated union, effected and main
tanned by force, has ever prosperod."
The impetuous Sir Michael instanced
the United States. AS quick as thought
Mr.. Gladstone came back at him with,
~ said incorporated union. You missed
the essential word" Then no added:
ONIONS not incorporated but autono-
nous have been attended in all cases
with success, sometimes complete and
always considerable. The case Of the
United States, instancod by Sir Michael,
was used in reply with crushing force
This country represents just tho kind
OF union that Ireland would like to have
and tho last kind tho Tories would con-
sent to. Every state of the American
Union has homo rule, is independent
aud sovereign with respect to purely
state affairs. This is far from the Tory
idea Of a union.
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at has also cured my little girl of nervous
trouble. She would gotup In her sleep and DO
out OF her head. Al such times she would talk
strange aud 1t would DO some time before she
would know where she was. She is all right
now and we praise Dr. Greeno's NervuFa blood
and nerve remedy for the cure.
my ueighbors and friends know how have
suffered from weakness aud nervous disease l
have lived here forty years and am known to all.
do wish could help every sufferer to bottle
OF this wonderful medicine SO that all might DO
cured"
1t is by the widespread publication Of facts
like these that the great curative powers Of Dr.
Greene's Eervura blood and nerve remedy can
be madO known to every invalid aud sufferer in
the land. 1t true that this medicine performs
astonishing cures and all who are aillng should
avail themselves OF It's wonderful powen.
Almost everybody needs spring medicine
and this Is the best and surest remedy TO put you
In perfect health. 1t Is purely vegetable aud
harmless and Is kept by druggists forsl. Ply.
siclans and druggists recommend 1t highly be-
cause they have seen it cure numbereSs sick
people aud because 1t Is the prescription and
discovery OF a wcll.known physician, DR.. Greene,
of85 W. 18th street. New York, the successful
specialist in curing nervous and chronic dis.
cases. The doctor can DO consultedfrec person.
ally or by letter
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A TINE TO LAUGH.

Mistress-"Pd Just like to know what
was the meaning OF that loud aud an;
cry talking downstairs last nightT'
Domestic = "That was Just me
and me husband, num-" "Hour hus'
band2 You told me when you came
that you were not married" II wasn't
then, mum, but you complained about
having SO much love-makin' IN the
kitchen, so | married him. lid BIS
Mrs. Mann-"It is strange that you
can not hold the baby few moments,
when you used to hold me on your lap
for hours at q time."- Mr.. Mann
THE young one is so restless, He
squirms and kicks all the time, You
didn't kick the least bit."-IndianGpoh'
Journal
Employer-"William, Mrs. sprlggans
complains that she received only one OF
all the bundles she had put up here last
night" William-"ThaL's funny sir l
wrote Mrs. Spriggans' on one bundle
and put Ditto on the others. It'd
Bis.
Deacon Bogie-"I noticed that you
seemed deeply interested In the ser;
mon this morning" Yes; you see |
had bet Jones g that l could stay
awake until church was out."-lRtSr
Ocean,
Miss Pert-"Who Is that fine, intelli-
gent looking, elderly man over there,
Mr.. Softleigh?" Cholly Softleigh-
Jaw, that's mo father, Miss Pert" Miss
Pert-"ImpossibleI "-NesO York. Herald,
"Henry, have something to say 10
YOU" go ahead my dear, am all
ears" 81 know you are, but that
doesn't alter matters at alL."-Hapers
Ba1ar.
Ethel-"Who was the friend l saw
with you a moment ago." Ellen
He's not friend. I'm engaged to
him."-Tid-Bis.
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HER NEIGHBORS KNOW.
And All Her Friends Know About
the Matter.
aud Now She Wishes That Everybody
Should Know all tho Facts
For That Reason She Makes a True
and straightforward Statement

Tho friends and neIghbaFs Of Mrs, Ira HendeF
son, VINO resides at Armada, Mich, know all
about the matter, and she now wishes thatevery'
body should know all the facts just as they oc'
CURED.
"For nearly four years." she says, ~ had sui
iered Twas so nervous that could not write
or read, could not even bear my chtldFea's com
pany l would have such strange feeling in
my head II seemed as II | should lose my mind.
~ was very weak aud nervous and would get
all ina tTemble and my heart would beat so
hard that II would almost take my life. lwould
have dizzy spells, and what little sleep would
get did me no good. fcoutd not cat anything
that tasted right II did seem as II everything
had changed, was greatly depressed and
thought II the Lord would enable me to keep
my mind until could get help
~ doctored for two years without benefit and
then took Dr., Greeue's NerVura blood and
nerve remedy, Irecetyed help right away aud
could sec that the first bottle was helping me
| cannot DO thankful enough. have recon-
mended 1t TO others and they have been helped
byit
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

The streets OF Rome are shortly to be
lighted throughout by electric lamps
supplied with current from dynamos
located at the cascade at Thur, twenty
miles from tho city, in the Alban hills.
This plan isknown as the Tivoli long
distance power transmission, and has
been used considerably for experI-
mental purposes before beginning prac-
tical work.
San Francisco is the banner city for
saloons. 1t has one such institution to
every ninety-three persons. Albany
comes next with one to every ITO per-
sons, and New Orleans one to every l2l
persons. No kentucky city is given in
the same table. The towns OF that
state appear in another table showing
how many saloons there are to every
one person.
A citizen OF Lexington, Mo-, COM
plains in the InteHgencer that he at
tended services at one Of their popular
churches and that just in front Of him
sat u pair OF lovers who were whisper
ing during the entire service, but the
preacher talked 80 loud he could not
hear half what they said.
When n settler in the northwest ter
ritory wants to go to Ontario to be
married, the Canadian Pacific Railway
sells him a matrimonial ticket at the
usual rate, and, on presenting the re-
turn coupon and marriage certificate,
he is entitled to free transportation for
his bride.
All the counting is done by the women
in Ukraine, Russia When woman
discovers man she would like to mar.
~, she visits his house and tries to
charm him. II he does not like her he
leaves her, and lives elsewhere until
she deserts his home.
Three suits in court in New York
city against Joseph Rosenberg are for
divorce. II Is stated that Rosenberg
has been married three times, and tho
three women he deceived have each
brought suit against him for divorce.
A man entered a iewelry store in
Cheyenne, Wyoming, the other day,
and, selling valuable diamond ring,
ran from tho store. He was soon cap
tured, and, on being taken into custody,
he swallowed the ring.
G. L. Krissing, Of Pittsburgh, who
gave tramp a meal and some change
year ago, has received notice that the
tramp has died and left him Sl9, 900 that
he had come into possession Of shortly
before his death.
Some clever folk rs horsemen have
come to this country TO- join q circus.
They are a Cossnck princess and twelve
tall countrymen, They arc wonderful
riders and very picturesque.
The South American giant who was
ovor nino feet high In his native coun.
try had shrunk to seven feet two inches
when measured on his arrival in New
York city tho othor day.
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Ghe QatelLigetrftr:
wnEELrNG, APRIL 8, 1893.
Judge jackson on Some Strike
Features.

The trial in the United States court OF
the boys indicted for obstructing the
mails by putting stones and the like on
the street car tracks, afforded Judge
Jackson an opportunity to give some
instruction and advice with relation
TO strikes, the rights and privileges and
duties OF employees and the general
obligations OF citizens.
In the frat place Judge Jackson does
not believe that the boys originated the
scheme OF obstruction. He insists that
older heads were back Of them, and
accordingly he has instructed the dis
trict attorney to look into the matter
with view to prosecuting the guilty
on charge OF conspiracy.
The leading idea in Judge Jackson's
remarks is that while men may refuse
to serve an employer their rights stop
here, for the law will not allow them to
interfere with their employers business
by obstructing it, nor arc they at liber-
~ to keep other men from exercising
their right to work. The man who re-
fuses to work has no claim on the job
he has left and it is open to all Corners.
This is the view OF the law, and Judge
Jackson more than intimated that il
any cases involving the transgression OF
this wholesome rule come before him
and conviction be had he will admins.
ter lesson that will not soon be for
gotten.
The language OF the learned court
was in line with the general purport Of
the utterances from United States
courts which have recently attracted
the attention of the country.
From all that has been said on the
subject it is plain that the United
States court intend to brook no inter-
ference with tho rights OF citizens as
guaranteed by the constitution and tho
statutes Of the United States. 1t is to
be hoped that the warning words OF
this venerable judge may not tall on
deaf ears.
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PERSONAL FONTS.

Judge Kicks, who has come into
prominence by his decision growing
out OF tho labor litigation at Toledo, Is
Just 50 years old. Ho graduated at
Kenyon Collogs In 1861, and served In
tho Union army during the civil war as
q lieutenant. After tho war no read law,
and was one Of tho founders OF tho
Knoxville Chronicle. lie succeeded
Judge Wolkor when the latter retired.
There died In Jamaica, Long Island, a
few days ago Thomas ]. Wayne, grand.
nephew Of "MAd Anthony" who bore q
striking resemblance 10 that revolution.
airy general. Mr.. Wayne was ninety.
two years old, aud Is survived by his
third wife, whom he married six years
ago.
Senator Harris, Of Tennessee, is about
70 years old, and Ia said 10 look like a
Malady pirate grown gray In tho ven.
lures Of the sea" Ito enjoys tho rcputa.
ton OF being poor, financially, aud
scrupulously honest
Alexander Jones, tho weallhiost man
In tho island Of Barbados, lie said to be
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-08
Tho Psychicnl Science Congress

Tho tolcpathistS, (mind readors)
psychomctrists, ciairvoyants, spiritual.
lists, ctc., arc going to have a sorics Of
meetings next August, in connection
with tho Worlds Fair They Consti.
tutO department Of the Worlds Con.
gross Auxiliary, Mon Of standing, like
Ribot, Richct, Janet and BonCt Of
Franco; Prof's. sidgwick and Myers, Of
tho English Society for PsychiCal Ro.
search, and Dr. Edmund Montgomery,
Prof. William James and other cOlcbri.
ties Of tho country arc among those
who arc identified with the movement
Dr. Elicit Coos, tho distinguished
ornlthologist, Is chairman Of the com.
miltOo on physical science. Richard
llodpson, LII D., Ia tho vice president,
and Prof. Il. +, Underwood, tho lecturer
and journalist, 10 the secretary. |. II.
McvlckOrg, Of theatrical fame, Lyman
o, Gage, tho banker, and Dr., Thomas,
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FOR SALE

ltou'o, rooms, Jacob street, Centre Wheel
Ing cheap Si.3JO.
House, rooms, EoG street, Centre whccling'
s1lJ.
$500
Three lots In Park View. cheap.
Ono.hHli lot, McColloch street, Centro Whee'
ing, 500.
Fine suburban property, two miles from tho
city. five minutes walk from motor line new
with all modern improvements Cheap
Lots on CaldwellE run $50 each. ..
Fine Farm Of lI3 acres OH National road nlh'
miles east OF city on easy terms ,,,,,
Farm oil " acres four miles north oil city VIVA
make good dairy farm.
House 10 rooms Fifteenth strOot, with m9l
orll improvements,
House SroOm,, sixteenth street 5000
House, rooms, Fourteenth street ~ Sll
House, toOmA Charles street, Centre Nue''
ing, $50.
House. roors TwCnty.lhlrd street si3ll
House, rooms, North Market street 81 "
Business property on Market street at molo'
Small house aud halflol Jacob street Ccno
Wheeling, on easy terms, 500,
Lots at east end Of Twcnty'thlrd sttN)' on
cnsy terms ,...t
500 .,.,
Ono Of tho bot Misunderstanding sitet tn q"
CITY. fronting on two rallrOtli =,
600, 81, 200 aud $500 to loan on city p'op'F
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JugglIng nc Headsman's Record.

Juggling the Headsman's Record.
The administration did not enjoy the
comments made on the work Of Heads
man Maxwell, and it was decided to
withheld from the public the daily list
OF decapitations, The adverse comment
on this was strong and was no more en-
joyed than the other
Then there was modification OF the
rule and the pOstofiice department pro-
fessed to give out net results. This OIL
fetal contribution to the columns of the
daily press is challenged. 1t is said to
DO grossly inaccurate and given out
with intent to deceive,
Appointments are juggled so as to
cover up removals and make IL appear
that the heart Of the administration
still beats true to the noble cause OF
civil service reform. What is the use
OF monkeying with the record? Ia it
not written, "Be sure your sin will find
you out?"
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Beware of oIntments for Catarrh That

Beware of ointments for Catarrh That
Contain Mercury,
as mercury will surely destroy the
sense OF smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering il
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physicians,
as the damage they will do Ia ten fold
to the good you can possibly derive
from them. HALLS Catarrh Cure. man.
ufactured by +. J. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, Ohio, contains no mercury, aud
is taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure
be sure you got the genuine. 1t is taken
internally, and made IN Toledo, Ohio,
by F. ]. Cheney & Co. Testimonials
free.
SGrSold by Druggists, price 75c per
bottle,
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Refuted the Charge.


But, perhaps, the most noteworthy
demonstration in Kansas was not as to
how women voted, but that they voted
in such large numbers. 1t appears by
New York Sun dispatch that "the
universal suffrage societies all over the
state sought to induce the better ele-
ment among the women to register in
order to disprove the assertion SO fire.
quently made by past legislators that
only the worst element among the
women voted" This being the situa-
ton, nothing could have been palmer
than the relutation Of the derogatory
assertion afforded by tho returns.
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looking for an American race horse that
can make better time than the Jamaica
thoroughbreds. Mr.. Jones insists upon
a horse with pedigree.
Professor Max Muller will celebrate
September !, the fitieth anniversary OF
the taking OF the degree OF Leipsic,
when ne will receive his honorary
diploma.
The old home OF Carlyle at Chelsea Is
occupied by widow named Elizabeth
Ann Cottrell. She amuses herself by
keeping dozen pet dogs.
Emperor William has been presented
by the italian government with asuperb
album containing photographs OF every
ship in the Italian navy,
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Eczema and ScrofuIa.
Lost Two Children Before He Tried
Cuticura Saved Wife and Two
Children's Lives by Using
Cuticura Remedies.

I have found the GUuCURA REMEDIES to be
just what you recommend Thorn. My wife was
covered all over with pimples, and tortured
nearly to death with Eczema, aS the doctor call
ed 1t. have never found anything so good ioI
aud skin Diseases believe the CUTICUBA REM
EDIEs saved the lives Of my wife and two chill.
dren. lost two children with Eczema and
ScFoiula before ] tried these remedies, md tho
ula as tho two that died CUTlcURA REMEDIES
completely cured them, and they have saved
their lives as well as that OF my wife These
words arc. every one, true. I eau refer you to
my neighborS | have saved one hundred dol.
lars In doctors bills, and our lives, by using
them. May God send this into the homes OF
families who have never heard Of CurlcURA
REMEDIES. J. n SMITH.
Cotton Mill, Anderson C, IL, S c.
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To The Members Of the Executive Committee Of Tho
Republican League Of West Virginia.
There will be meeting OF the execu-
tive committee a Charleston, on Friday,
April 14th, 1893, for the purpose Of So
Letting time and place for holding the
annual convention OF the State League
OF Republican clubs, and for such other
business as may come before it.
]. X. THOMPSON,
President.
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the broad.guage preacher OF Chicago,
arc members OF the committee. The
Rsl,gio- Philosophical Journal, edited by
Prof. B. F. Underwood, has been made
the official organ OF the Physical Sci
ence Auxiliary,
Some Of the most eminent scientists
OF Europe and America will furnish
papers to be read at the congress,
Hypnotism, thought transference, clair
voyance. automatic writing and all the
various so-called spirit manifestations,
will be among the subjects of learned
papers and discussions by men OF ac'
knowledged ability and reputation.
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The President is not only appointing
newspaper men to consulships, but he
has appointed one man who edits two
newspapers, as though to emphasize
the exceptions to the rule.
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Redecmlng bleeding Kansas.

The results show that Kansas is
about to send the long-haired men and
the short-haired women to the rear in
the management Of state affairs, and
that the Populists will no longer be
permitted to make the commonwealth
the laughing stock OF the country. The
wave OF political insanity has passed.
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DEMOCRATIC prospective employees OF
the senate will not get their jobs and
begin to draw their pay until the recess
Is over. This is the lofty principle in.
volved in the controversy. Republicans
wanted to stay in, Democrats wanted
to get in. The country is not much agi-
tated over the question.
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THERE is an impression in Canada
that the adoption by that country of a
free trade policy would force the United
States into reciprocity treaty. This is
not self.evident proposition. We
shall have to hear argument before We
can accept it as fact.
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OF Course You Read

The testimonials frequently published
in this paper relating to Hoods Sarsa.
parlla. They arc from reliable people,
state simple facts, and show beyond n
doubt that HOODS CURES. Why
don't you try this medicine? Be sure
10 get Hoods.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-08

GENERAL BRAGG, who loved Cleveland
for the enemies he had made, is no
longer in love with the President The
general wants to 20 to China as minis
ter and the President has other views
on the Chinese question.