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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-11-08

Mr., II. S. B,nghao 0 the womaL'' 'olu
mite az tLet.,c1s.ufs s'a.e + y. Fl
report. TIT .~.'. H.. 'tut !
tatled o rr.nor" a s.' Tor votes
r. .o,,l NH v.trs sue r,coWeo
vas 1850 Of vi .,.'" p,rc nts was
10 favor Of cl We.
.tur.,f G H. H,ae'..a * c.. at
North Beulirp tou vFe bar....2 J. Nd
nesday pighr, tae .aie be'uP hl.st on
ADD the inu,r chamber Iske,. c. u'a.al.n
.bout forty dollarr IN N ury sss vi haul
1red d,llars 10 notes sod o'ber spers o.
vslue, iuclniipp iosutsucs goodies, etc.
some npdtr~etr, both m,us aud ladies' ,
f-e hspdk,rcli-ts aud isdIe' nose, etc q,
aud drys ooi- we're taken, Lutry vts s'e
through - 80. 'ow, aud ID. ssf. door drl'
led aua Iosd,r blown 10,
The usual treatment Of cslsrrh "a very
unfatisfactory, as tbousands can testify
Proper lo.h trta.meu, is positively nee
5ssafg TO- sue 80, not .nauy, # not net,
Of the reuleJ,,s 10 g~a-fai use bfigri hNt
tenn por,ry tei,~l cure cet,aIoly c-uoot
l. expected ,ror tul., powders douch
.. agd washes. b. Cream BIN Whlct
. 90 lisbly coum.uiea, 3. q remedy
xhish combines +. iupgrI.tl -,4 Ilsltes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-11-08

Ibls remedy ls bee og so well kloWD
aud so popular as 10 uecd no special meul
ton. All WHO have uoed Electric Bitters
-lug the same song Of prhse-A purer
IN dlciue dos not exist and i. is guaran'
eed to do oil thet is claimed. L ectric
Buffers will cure oil di eases OF the Liver
and Kidneys will remove PImples, BoiIs
t.t Rheum ana other Affections caused
by impure blood, Will drive Malaria
from the system aud prevent ss well as
cure eli Malgral feveis, For headache
Constipation and Indigestion try Electric
Buters Eutire satisfaction guaranteed, or
Il ooey refunded P,ice 6Oc ana s, 90 per
bottle at J n. Hard's drugstore
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-11-08
THE ELECTIONS,
DEMOCRATS SHOWED UNOER,
Network Republican BY
10000 Majority.
A REPUBLICAN HOUSE.

TIE refalt a. The ,ise % Iaatdav vas
s,ufrr..e even to E.. most o.. snt.a L.
redfcs The Democrat eaD 10 logger
cl.tu thst tlo 80 10y cant. free trade
Having bsd cnly 'ligbt 'a..e Of The
.,tsele they cry enough In unuisisttble
,oes.
Most lutert,, csbu.d 80 NV i#'t rt''o
From ,ue felrr feyed N rt.p carrie
tie ,,ss ~ from oue tuadrti thirty t.
ore nuacred aud htg tsuesnA. Wheeler
L.da h.htv g. The ptss,rt 5rlffstlon
in rorgf - iruu NV lfr. j, % Demo
trat. 20 % E.pubGa.us The ue. dcief
laa viii probably stand . Republicans
10 Den osr.t..
slfrus, the Republican crld.jsta for
msyor Of New Yak city Is elected by The
unpf,eedentsd plurality Of 40 800 Mi
GcG bss been elected recordr- by atout
1900 while the city viii SEM ly three
democrat to Congress
TIE city ot Alba Y. complete, 49,
Mortoa u,l60 hill l,ibS. ia 1871 u
gave Fac at 1851. Flower l24l1.
Tue - mated Rec 'eIstr conaty NIL
ties are as fol.oFr. Notion, 800, b'"c6'
republican,, for con- ress n III 1871 district
$500 lbs tgtlre republican hek't Is
elected
MtIfUu's majority 10 lie county ~, udl'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-11-08

From letter written by Rev. J, Gun
derm sn, Of Dimor dale, Mich, we are per-
mitted to make this extract; | have no
lesit.tlou il recommending DR.. King +
New Disco ;eIy, as the results were almost
marvellous 10 the case CT my wife While
was paste, Of the 'aptist church at
Rlyes Junction she was brought down
With Pneumonia succeeding La Grippe.
T-rrible psloIysms Of coughing would
last hour, wi'h Irtl' Inscription and it
seemed ~ if she could TO. survive them.
A friend recommended Dr. Kings New
Discovery, It WAS quick IN its work and
highly tatntaalo'y IN results Trial bot
ties free at J. y Harl's Dug Store. Reg.
,Ir - LOt .d " co.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-11-08

IRE You di'tnrh@o 1t might aui broken
.. VOC, ...N rs, a 81 child offering and
in = .a. C."ag . ,ut II Sc
,. A.a-.taLa. Ia Mrs. Win
soa -.otli ryrup for chad tceth'
ing 4tco - iySentcry, dIo'' i, rcgu
l.te, ne gto...~ and los is, cures wind
jly, tees tn, Run,e, revoros inhama
tlo7. sni gives r.1s and 6 rgy TO he
whole ~ ter. Mrs Wios,y, 9ootL 9
syrup tcr Children rre'hrng j. pleasant
to t.a 'aste and = the prescription Of c1t
Of the oldest au b 1t femsIe p1ysciaU.
and nurses in be U.re1 States, nd is for
splshy ST. }rngPle's nrou shor the world
pr 80 - ,+
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-11-08

AttGsH taa fsTa#vsgs asHfartTrhf
We frta tsa stuars as NreNa. ASH Wf
teta aa atT#a tv NnEfkeFtEs#
TntJ tHr 5000 FaafHru HWaH HFHH
nfu rHprr Rt gItfa rr IhrtamFl
Tttrr Eta tsf a7rrr srfTrs yuTSfsH
ta.H raareat - FEpnBgTFf JHuf q
pit tfrg m fHf vruu uHrsI 1851
r.artt rrslluar r.s raH WITS Asl
snru htsaE asu staaH 7HE gArErlfe
vate.usor att Hts srgH ueagEagrhrat
Nm MIMI In
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-29

high tariff taxation. The falling of
caused by the financial shrinkage and
general business distress brought about
as the results Of the operation Of the
Sherman act and McKinleyism in 1898
is, OF course, attributed TO the Demo
cratic threat of free trade" which is
the most arrant nonsense ever talked by
full grown men; at any rate the McKin-
ley tariff had been in effect all the while
and up to the last two months.
If the lrltelligencer actually desires
to publish In brief space and in perfect
ly clear and ineligible manner a real
and comprehensive table Of comparison
regarding the prosperity OF the country
under Democratic and Republican
times, let it publish the following taken
from the census. 1t takes the low Dem
ocratic tariff decade from 1850 TO 1860
and compares it with the following
high tariff decades from 1860 TO 1870
aud from 1870 TO 1880, the high tariff
side being given the advantage of an
additional ten years in the comparison
because Of the four years Of the war
period, while the four years immedi-
stely following the enactment OF the
tariff Of 1916 are omitted (another point
in favor Of the Republican side) in
order to make the comparison for the
even decades OF the census. 1t is the
fairest comparison possible. Read II:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-29
DIED

sCHAFER-At 9 o'clock Sunday morning,
October y, 1894 WILLIAM SCHAFIR, n the 2lst
year Of bis age.
Funeral services from the residence OF bis
brotherin.law Thos Burke, 2j25 Market
street, this Monday morning at $50 O'Clock
The remains will be removed from the resi-
deuce to the Ohio River depot, whore they viii
be taken 10 Marietta, Ohio, on the morning
train for interment.
BELL-Friday, October 90. 1924, at $3.50
O'Clock p m, DAVID BELL, aged 80 years ana
months.
Funeral will leavf Ford's Crossing b. " "
r. r., this (Aondai D morning al ll:W O'CLOCK
Interment at NJ n pn cemetery.
EWING udisnk, OF pneumonia sunday
morning, October b. 1891 JOSEPH BILL EM-
No eldest sou Of Idwin g. and Margaret W.
Ewing.
Funeral service Al the residence OF Dis
psrsnts. Leathermood. on Tuesday, October
Goth. Al $3.50 p. N. Gnterment private.
EISEN-on surday morning. October q,
1894 At .Oj o'clofk az the family residence,
No. 1910 Marked ftrest LIZZIE hIsEN'
Funeral notie hereafter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-29

NJ. De RoUTKowsKT, an agent OF the
Russian government Is now In this
country upon a special mission to study
the fiscal system OF the United States.
According to bis statement it would
seem that the finances OF the Russian
Empire are IN sn exceedingly flourish
ing condition. During the FIRST i've
months Of the present year" says NJ.
RoUTKowsKY. 1.-THE revenues OF the
Russian government exceeded the eK-
uenses by e2.OOO.O 900 rubIes, and the
Imperial Treasury hold gold reserve
of CPS, 900. 600 rubIes (abOut $500, O9
oOO) against It's Oatstsnding paper
rsncy amounting to 100000.
rublea"
No doubt the resources Of Russia
enormous; bat 81. RoUTKowsKX
ssksd how is happens that, DotTi
standing his optipistIe sstlmat'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-29
Protection That Don't Protect.

EEobeCtiOu mat Dout AEoleCt. I'r
sSseidI 20 ne Rsgtstsr.
SIR:-Wil you please answer me In
an Issue OF your paper the following
question::
How can "the Republican party" pro.
tect the farmer when the price OF corn,
wheat and pork is fixed In Liverpool,
England?
A FARMER IN OHIO COUNTY.
The Republican party protects the
farmer like it protects the working
man. It makes the farmer sell In open
competition with the world and buy in
a market made for the manufacturers
alone. The Republican party compels
the workinRman TO sell his LABOR 10
onu,nS titLap -1sith--sS~--i--------- a. 80
pels him to supply his wants In the
protected markets OF the manufsctur-
ing class, which own the Republican
party.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-29

''YoUNG.AFRArD-oF-BAssEL" is the
way they have dubbed Mr.. You've,
candidate for Senator on the Repub-
lican ticket in the Tenth district He
refuses 70 meet his opponent, Mr.. BAs-
Sell, on the stump. Mr.. "YOung-Airaid-
oi-Basssl' is like all the other candi-
dates on the Republican ticket this
year-they refuse 70 meet Democrats to
discuss the issues. They have no arRu-
ment, no issue-nothing except the
calamity howl; therefore they are afraid
Of the facts-afraid OF an open, fair and
free discussion before the people. Their
whole campaign is covert, and OF the
dark-lantern character.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-29

paper ruble is worth only about two
thirds OF It's face value, and why ls
Russia a persistent borrower in the
money markets Of the world? 1t seems
as though the Russian fnancier had ar
rived al his conclusions by adding the
proceeds OF Government loans 10 the
receipts, and by confounding the con-
tents OF the mighty Russian war chest
with a treasury gold reserve.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-29
TaEY RESORT TO BURGLARY AS
USUAL.

The Tntelligencer has been airing re-
Gently a certain letter it had gotten
hold of written By a mine labor leader
named JOY, who has been, for very good
reasons, working against Mr.. WILSON'S
Republican opponent in the Second
District, addressed to the Demo
cratic Chairman, Hon. JOHN I.
MCGRAw. There is nothing
whatever in the Joy letter beyond its
confidential nature and the fact that 1t
was stolen, to console Republicans and
as Mr.. McGRAw says in the very inter
estipg interview with him in another
column, they are welcome to all the
comforts they can get out Of it. But
what Mr.. MCGRAw desires TO call par
ticular attention to is the felonious
manner in which the Republican man
ayers obtained possession Of this com
munication together with several others
from Mr.. JOY, which they are careful
however, not to publish since they give
Mr.. Joys reasons as miner for oppos-
ing DAYTON and shows his entire dlsin-
terestedness in his work against him
and for Mr.. WILSON.
These papers were obtained by per
sous who burgldrtzed Mr.. McGRAw'S
priyate Office and in true craftsman
like manner forced a private desk.
The Republican managers Of this
State appear to have a peculiar liking
for this sort of campaigning, their main
desire apparently being to gain posses
sion by felonious means of the private
correspopdence Of Democrats. 1t will o'
remembered in the last campaign
a similar robbery was made, the Stahl
maker letter having been stolen from
the mails aud given to the Republican
ommittee, whence 1t found its way
like the Joy letter, to the InteIligsncer
The Republican managers and thei
chief organ are very ably maintainiRI
their record as receivers of stolen good
il not something worse.
Among the things, by the way, Whiei
the burglars took from Chair man Nc
lGRAw's desk was list Of the money b
has received from outside sources TO AK
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-29

IFITis true, as the calamity hoWlers
allege, the Democratic party is for re-
duced wage scale, how Is 1t that most
all the protected employers and manu-
iacturers are Republicans, who contrib
ute to the Republican campaign fund
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-29

If the IllteIJigenccr had desired to en-
tighten its readers as to the country's
comparative growth and prosperity In
Democratic and Republican tariff times
IL would have printed something like the
above which shows an increase In all
the things that 60 to make nation
contented and prosperous Of 100 to 900
per cent. greater in the Democratic
free trade" tariff decade than In the
two Republican high tariff de
cades following. We desire to call the
InteIIiqencer's attention to point In
the above table which 1t always
omits from its tariff figures
namely, the comparison Of the
percentages Of wages per hand 10 man
ufacturing. Under Democratic free
trade" tariff they increased l7.3 per
cent, while in the following twenty
years Of high tariff the increase was
but "a per cent, including in the cal
culation the enormous wages paid dur
ing the war when labor was almost I'M
possible to get, which really makes the
increase a decrease, which 1t actually
became in the latter part Of the last
decade quoted. having since continued
to grow rapidly on the decrease side, a.
M bava reneatedlV shown
The next time the Inteltigencer or the
Tariff Leagues organ makes an effor
to compare Democratic and Republican
tariff times IL should make a compar
lson that will compare.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-29

script token, or check, etc. In Other
words the old system would have been
continued. and the payment Of labor In
only lawful money would not have been
compulsory. This amendment was, OF
course, Overwhelmingly defeated, and
on the final passage OF the bill only
four votes were cast against
it. One of these four was
Senator WH1TAKER's. And Mr..
WHITAKER now dares to ask labor
to vote for him! Such effronterY is in
comprehensive. Does he think labor
has no memory?
Mr.. WHITAKER tries to befog his vote
to indefinitely postpone the bill "to
prevent the creation Of trusts" in West
Virginia, which he does not succeed in
doing, for he is down in black
and white on March 4,
1891 when he voted for that motion.
Mr.. WHITAKER did not vote to lay on
the shelf this antitrust bill in the in
terests Of the people or of labor. Yet
he is now up asking labor and the peo-
pie to send him TO the Senate again to
represent" them. Does Mr.. WHIT
AKER think the people are without
knowledge of their own interests?
A bill OF the utmost Importance to
miners Ito require the measuring and
weighing Of coal at the place where
mined, before the same is screened, {"
passed by the House, was passed by the
Senate March 8, 1891. Mr.. WHITAKER
dodged the Uote. He tries in the InteIH-
gencer 20 make it appear that he was
absent, but it is on record that he voted
on every other recorded vote, but one
that day. He plainly lodged the bill
in the interest of fair dealing demanded
by the miners. Yet he is asking the
coal miners of this district to vote for
him.
Likewise did Mr. WHITAKER dodge
the bill introduced by Hon. JOHN Cor.
CoBAN, of Ohio county, and passed By
the House, prohibiting the employment
Of children under 10 years in any mine,
factory, ETC., which came up In the SEN
ate on final passage on February II,
1891. Mr.. WHITAKER voted on every
other bill that day where recorded vote
was taken, except on this bill, which he
lodged.
This is Mr.. WHTAKER's legislative
record, and neither he nor the IntelIi-
gencer dares TO deny a single point
in it, from his betrayal of the
people of Wheeling in the Electric
Light bill to his gross misrep-
resentation Of the working men among
his constituents. His attempted denial
of his record is, as we have shown,
q tissue Of Misrepresentation and
but makes it the worse for him,
since it is plain acknowledgment from
himself that he wishes TO conceal II;
that it is not the record of man who
can honestly ask the people Of Wheel
ing or of this Senatorial district to sup
port him. But that record is in the
Legislative Journals in plain black and
white and can not be concealed nor be-
logged and knowing that, as Mr.. WHITA-
KER COZ JdIuIy I~~yt a. - sss0i-'7A-'ia nv 90
ne can ask any workingmsn or any
other honest citizen with this commu-
nity's interests at heart to vote for him.
He should bs Overwhelmingly defeated.
THERE is no comparison between the
men who compose the Democratic
Legislative ticket and the Republican
ticket. The former represent expert
euce, energy, snd ability, while the
latter totally lack all these essentials
which are necessary to make good
Legislator.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-29

HARRISON county was never more
thoroughly organized and aroused than
at the present time. The WILSON rally
has ADDED much to the strength Of
Mr.. HowARD's brilliant canvass.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-29

IT Is to the interest of every working
man TO vote and work for the Demo-
cratic ticket. The people who regard
1t as charity to employ labor are on the
othar sida
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-29

G.. A. d. should take up A. p. A-ism
where the Tntelligcncer left of. Maybe
he could lie the Republican party and
the IntelHgencer out OF their sad pre-.
dicament.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-29

The slogan Of the Democracy Of Har-
rison is: whats the matter with
Howard? He's all right in Harrison
county"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-29

THE real true A. P. a. fellows who
think they are called upon to save the
country, through the Republican
party, must regard their friends, the
Republicans, who secretly aid and abet
them, with much suspicion, when they
observe how strongly they, the friends
OF the dark chambers, are denounced in
the light of day. The spectacle must
be entertaining even to the A. P. AS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-29

THERE is no comparison between the
men who compose the Democratic
legislative ticket and the Republican
ticket. The former represent expert
epce, energy, and ability, while the
latter totally lack all these essentials
which are necessary to make good
Legislator.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-29

in Mr.. WILSON'S election, and he offers
to pay the Fourteenth Street Receiver
of Stolen Goods if it will publish 1t. 1t
shows that the Intelhgencer's vaporings
about the use of money by
the Democrats in Mr.. WILSON'S dis
trict is as usual grossly false; that
the total sum received by Chairman
MCGBAw up TO date is not equal to the
single contribution Mr.. ELKINs received
from New York and not ons-half the
sum sent to ELKINs by the Republican
Americas Club of Pittsburg alone.
The money howl is always raised by
the Republican election bribers and
frauds in this State to cover up their
own rascally tracks. In this campaign,
particularly in the Second District,
they could discount the Democratic
campaign fund many times 100 per cent
And moreover, what little money the
Democrats have received has come in
small contributions from the plain peO.
ple-from lOOrBing men and loOmen all
oUer the country who desire the cleo
tion OF the noble West Virginia cham
pion of their cause against the monopo-
lies of the land. All of this the InteIIt-
gencer could demonstrate thoroughly to
its readers if the Republican managers
would but give it the list of
campaign contributions stolen from
Mr.. MCGRAw's desk, for publication.
This, as we have shown, is the
second time our Republican friends
have resorted to felony in recent
campaigns, and it now would seem
that q burglars outfit was a nee
ssssry adjunct to the machinery of
every Republican headquarters.
What do the people OF West Virginia
think of the burglarious methods of
these men who are asking their
sutfrages? Are the men who coun-
tenance and encourage such ielonious
methods and depend upon them for
success the proper men to elect to
offices of public trust? Would it not
be better to put several prominent Re-
publicans in the Psnitentiary to see
what effect 1t would have In clearing
the political atmosphere of this State?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DAILWAY CONDUCTORS
LANTERNS

In Brass and Nickel, with clear OF coiofea
globes. Prices reduced FOR this season.
EEggIIT q BRO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-10
coUnr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Court--Genersl Term-Before Van I,r'nt p J.
srien and Parker JJNos 80, SO. 40. 49, 49, &C. 40 80
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Supreme I'D p ,a T ds
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supreme couri-spssSial Term-par' ii-'e'0'e ''S'A
Supreme Terrn-Part IIIAdjourned until
Acn Sta; 5 c"nra -BsfOre causes to be
ss Circuit uG% 1aT 4 Gr to be
sss!'fs; 'Ss''; 5$9s iS is
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SS. ISIS S TfI ITS S fi''' A.A',
as % u MSs at 1855
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for the $780,.
city Court-Special Term-Before Conlan. Motions;
city Court-Trial Term-Part I-Before Fizsimons j.
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$40 1854 G5s 7o5 s35 1910 l243 1874 245 I246 124T.
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city Court-Tral Term-Part Iv-Before Newburger. j
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