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Mr.. Wilson nnd FREQ Coal.

Tho .lmcrcan Economist addresses tho
following pertinent inquiry to Congress-
man William L. Wilson, OF West Vir-
ginia:
The output OF Iron ore In the state Of West Hir-
gInIN. which you Mrc supposed to represent In
Cnugr,sS increased from 5000 tons In lSSD to
lOS5GI tons IN 100 viii you vote to cheek this
growing Industry?
The output OF coal III West Virginia WaS only
GT!UDl IN ISL. SlnCg then CInl hAS been pro.
icCtci by duty Ol a cents per ton aud the out.
put In yOnr state Ind Increased IN . $500 tons
In 1872 VIII you vote 10 cheek this growing ia.
uuslry?
MIR. Wilson answered tho inquiry be.
fore it was propoundei, il tho Economist
will excuse tho paradox. He answered
it by reporting II bill providing for FREQ
coal and iron ORC and then voting for its
passage He Is answering it now by
contendng for those features OF his bill
in the conference between tho house
and senate committees, and in obGdi.
cnce to tho dictates Of the letter oil tho
President iustructing him TO stand
firmly by tho free raw material theory.
Mr.. Wilson never could have been
elected to Congress from wcst Virginia
had it been known that he favored FREQ
coal. a declaration for free coal would
Eavc assured his defeat for oven u 70.
nomination, In all his campaigns in
his district, which ia u great producer
nt coal, Mr.. Wilson has talked for II
tNriE on coal, holding that it was sim.
ply rOvonne duty and not tariff for
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wan on MISSIONARIES.
Iu ChlnR-Th" Catholic ChHr"h -"
osIy Denomination That Escaped.

In chlnn-Tho Catholic Church Tile
orly Denomination That Escaped.
sAx FRAxcIsco. GALA. July S.-Ee'
ports from Hong Kong state that thore
Is unrest both in northern aud south'
ern China and that the outlook for for
eign missionaries is bad. Tho Anti'nis'
sionary disturbances nrO reported from
Kiuug.Yon on tho Niaug-Tse. kians,
hui "A far moro serious affair occurred at
Sick Lung near Tunr Kun on the
Peurl river Oh June 20 In this IN
stance tho American Presbyterian
church was demolished by the mob
and one Christian. whether foreigner
or native has not yet been ascertalnGd.
was killed. The Roman Catholic
church was we'll guarded by Chinese
soldiers, and it is tnct worthy OF no.
tico that here. as ut Klang Hon., tho
Catholic missionary escaped scatliscSs;
while tho Protestant brethren suffered
heavily. .--
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10 President Clsyeland's famous letter
under date Of July Q, 1884, written to
Chairman Wilson, Of tho ways and
means committee, the following sen.
tenco occurs:
"You know how much l deprecated
tho incorporation 10 the proposed bill
Of the income tax feature"
In President Clevcland's message TO
Congress December 4, 1893, wherein he
raye forecast Of tho provisions OF the
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Tho r'arIrsltuatIon

The tariff situation at Washington
has again changed, and ii is now an-
nouncod that the house is likely to yield
10 the demand Of the senate. tho result
being tho construction OF measure on
the limos OF tho senate bill, which the
Democracy OF the country has do
nounced, and which the President has
declared is in violation OF party pledges
and prostitution of party honor,
though it is possible tho senate will also
do some yielding
Until the bill is reported it is i'm
possible to sny definitely what. ii any,
changes will be made in tho essentials
upon which tho two houses have disa'
greed, bu. it is not probable that the
senate will DO found to have made ma
torial concessions. It was known from
tho start that many Democratic mem
ber4 of the house were not satisfied
with the house bill ~ passed, and that
they voted for it under protest. 1t Is
probable that tho lukewarmness OF
those members in the support OF the
Wilson measure hal been tho prime
cause Of the Weakening on that side and
has been correspondingly n strengthen
lug OF tho senate's position.
II tile indications now telegrnphed
from Washington are borne out by
Developments tomorrow the President
will be left in a somewhat embarrassing
situation. A yielding OF the house aud
tho adoption OF bill framed on senate
lines would be n crushing deteatfor him
and for his supporters.
In tho meantime, the question will
arise, can Mr.. Cleveland, in the light
Of what has occurred. and in Wow of
the sentiments expressed in his letter
to Chairman Wilson, approve such u
measure? II no should do so. would he
not stultify himself? Next to tho i'm
portant question OF whether tho bill
finally adopted will be Democratic
tariff reform bill in line with the plat
form, or the senate surrender to the
trusts--a question which is keeping the
country in disturbing state OF unccr.
tnlnly,-is tho additional cause for uu-
certainty, the question rs to what will
tho President do if tho result Of the
conference is tho triumph OF tho sena'
tors whom he has declared are guilty OF
party pertidy and party dishonoE
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Dead Constituency.

The President demanded free coal.
II tho compromise indicated is decided
upon he will not get 1t, but may get n
concession providing that coal will be
admitted frce only from such countries
permitting the free entry Of our own
coal. This is tho reciprocity idea that
Democrats havo been fond OF denourc-
Ing as a fraud, and which Mr.. Wilson,
when. the proposition was made during
the pendancy OF tho bill in tho house,
declared was direct violation of party
principle. But principles arc quot in
It" in the desire OF tho Democrats OF
Congress TO pass a tariff bill us cam
paign necessity. Consistency has also
been laid on the shelf under the stress
OF circumstances.
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The proposition to remove tho sugar
obstacle in tho way OF the passage of tho
tariff bill by throwing aside tho agree
ment with the trust and adopting flat
advaIorem rate OF As per cent, with an
extension Of the bounty to January /
next may satisfy tho Louisiana sugar
men. but what will become OF the old
Democratic cry against taxing tho
poor mans breakfast tablet"
1t is estimated that the consumption
of sugar in the United States, on a basis
Of S,OOO,OOO people, at per capita con-
sumption Of G5 pounds, is 4,420, 0OO,-
OOl pounds, valued oats cents pound)
at Sl32.6O An I'D vaIorem tax Of
Is per cent on this amount would DO "a
tax on the breakfast tables" OF tho
country of $50, 100000, or more than 81
cents on each man, woman and child.
and nearly 81 80 on each family Of five
persons.
A aettlemont Of the sugar issue in
such manner will afford Democratic
editors and orators an opportunity TO
revamp their old campaign douuncia'
tons OF tho taxing Of the whole people
for the benefit OF few sugar growers,
and turn them upon their own party.
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Elrs. District ropuIIsts.

The Popultsts OF this congressional
district met at New MartinsvilIe yestcr-
day and nominated n candidate for Con-
gress. Following tho example OF their
Fourth district brethren they adopted n
middle of the road" resolution which
pledges the nominee to stand firm upon
tho Omaha platform and to form no
coalition with any other purity. The
candidate named. John L. Staley, of
Harrison county, will likely poll his
oil party strength.
The policy Of tho Populists OF this
state to keep in the middle of the
road" this year has been setback for
Senator Camden, whose agents have
been industriously making an effort to
form combines with them in certain
counties where the Democratic chances
for the election Of legislative tickets are
very uncertain.
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IN OTHER sANcrUms.


PhRodephts Lraso.
The strikers in Chicago, who have
been summoned by Debs 10 another
convention next week, are the mon
whose places have boon filled. They
are no longer strikers IN any true sense,
for they cannot GO back 10 work when
they choose. They eau well afford TO
keep up the strike, as they have moth.
Ing else to do. The reaction against
Debs's methods has already begun in
the labor organizations. The Brother.
hood OF rrainmcn is preparing to cxpel
such OF it, members US followed his
leadership, and went out on a sympathy
strike contrary to the rules of the
organization.
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Huntington Herald tRcpl ....
Tho Hon. John Obi Pendleton. who
will be compelled to take tho Demo-
cratic nomination for Congress III the
First district this year, because no one
else wants il, got u neat ono in tho neck
the other day from General Grosvenor.
Pendleton usked him il he could pass Il
railway postal service examination,
when Grosvenor replied:
~ think so, II the gentleman from
West Virginia has to put the ques'
tionap
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Frantic Appeal.


KtySr Tribuae tDe"'j
Every Democrat of Mineral who can
should attend the Congressional con.
veution ut MartinsburG on the 18th OF
August. This will be the largest Con-
yressionaI convention ever assembled IN
this district, and speakers OF national
reputation will address tho democracy
and It will be a great meeting. lion.
". l. Wilson will bs renOminatad by
reclamation and will be triumuhantly
elected in November. Republican oppo'
sltion to the contrary Notwithstanding.
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protection. In his campaign speochs,
do his own district he ha, taken the
palms 70 explain thatit was through his
efforts, largely, that coal was retained
on the datiabls list In the Mills bill.
Mr.. Wilson has made peculiar
record on tue frse coal question, and al
embarrassing time awaits him when he
comes before hi. people this year ask.
Ing for .IyindIeatIon."
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ON CRUTCHES z Weeks

About two years ago ! was confined to my
rUJ'II with u bpakinE out on my leg which my
physician pronounced ECzCMm. About three
weeks ago the SaInG d!ScaNC broke out Hea!n o.
tho same lI, aud my physician lIuS hceIl attend
ing me regularly, calling from once to twice
daily, tho SORES all the time getting WOnc. A
friend Cal!rtl 10 SEQ me, AMI brought about
one half tc'LNpO0niul OF CunCUILN, advising
me 10 try 1t, Telling Of himself brothers mil
mother having been Currl by II. would
not Try IL ut ilrst. although | hul been Oh
crlIlchrN for over two weeks, nnl NJ ono tIGc
counted between twenty -IlyI md thirty Epwlr-
nIIng E0rt1, anil hal not slept more than Two
hours In thrrG nights. Monday morning niOtt
four OCiOcl; tho pain, burning and itching To-
caulo so severn that determined to ty Cunt
CuHA, thinking that II It did no good, Il could
lot make my log much wOrSC. for 1t was nS raw
nS u plcCO al ht"f aud ms RAJ IN n beet, 50 |
applied tho CurIrUNN, and III i've minutes after
lIId down was asleep. Next day sent anti
got lhX0f CuTICuIsA, anil I'll pledge my honest
word would not take 500 to-day for 1t, u |
could mt ret another. ] commenced using
CUrICuKA Monday morning al'OMt four o'clock,
anil 10 tlAy lTt.uslay) my lH Il nearly well, not.
wiihStAHling hal not walked Il step without
my emit ClIrE In two weeks. My EnillndO to tho
man who INST compounded CuTICuILA Is pro-
found. May God bless him.
T. T. FRAZIER, South Boston, Va.
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Special Correspondence Of Tia IHieiliV, user.
CoxcouD Cnumm, W. Va, July 3O.-
Tho Republicans OF Plymouth district
mot at this place on last Saturday and
elected delegates to the county conven.
ton. Prof. J. i. Halroyd presided and
". G. IIelrick was made secretary.
Tho meeting was harmonious through.
out. After the meeting was over, Mr.
d. 7. Pennington, OF Monroe county, in
response to calls, delivered II stirring
speech Of throc.qnorters of an hour III
length. His arraignment OF tho Demo.
cratic purity was made in masterly
manner, aud hc ably defended tho prin.
cipIcs Of tho Republican party. Mercer
10 getting in good shape aud look out
for good report in November. Many
who have heretofore voted with the
Democratic party aro now joining the
Republicans aud will vote and work for
the nominees Of the Republican party.
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TITS Register gives Col. Bon Wilson,
the protectionist Democrat who IL op.
posed to the Wilson tariiE bill, boost
for Congress in one breath, and in the
next breath cries for the passage Of tho
Wilson bill. 1t is not probable that
Col. Wilson will DO a Democratic nomi.
noe this year. lie doesn't belong to
the free trade wing.
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petroleum reservoirs are to be estab-
lishsd for this purpose.
Bat one law suit was started 10 o..
borne county, Kansas, In the past four
months, and Otbarne is one Of the most
thickly settled in the suhhoSer state.
Electric shocks are used. TO overcome
the effects Of alcoholic drinks.
Rusian railways have ladies' SmOk.
ing cars.
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For the Mie,lJtHNT.
y D"nI III WhCnt.
Heres singular thing TINT wo ilnh ahOut " heat
Kiosk oil the first uusr aud then We have htLt'
Appropriate, very. nj this time Ot year,
lIut knock OF the h aud then what have We
hero"
Whit hnprcns tho product Of mixed heat mud
WhcHts
It's we'll known rs bread, and tho same VI 10 cat
Now knock DiT the nnh It's CllSY ~ seat
10 soc thai the hHiniirG tells where We are at.
Now shave OIL the II and It's Chsy toBec
Whats left Of our wheat tells III" tale tnht
AMI when tins gOrs, too, We lhvc only hcrO,
AMI that's where wheat prices seem likely tn go
,,horf LTTrE ~, Va JHIya NEWT"
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Note VI Warning.

t7IdFflIVN 1IHI VNtTT
This is not the time for Republicans
to grow over confident 1t IL possible
for Us to win everything in sight as the
election this fall, but il can only be done
by nominating tirst-class men for office
aud then standing by tho nominees UNI
Ill the voius nre counted and the result
declared on the election day.
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u. s %. Sunday Excur-I""- 1" Pittsburgh.
Every Sunday until further notice the
Baltimore & Ohio Company will soil OK.
cursinn tickets, Wheeling 10 Pittsburgh,
nj 81 30 for tho round trip, good going
and returning only on 'latO Ot snr.
Trains leave Wheeling ut $500 aud 1870
n. IN. Returning, leave Pittsburgh at
AGO and $50 p. IN.
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Is an ago Of fraud and aJultoration, It
is certainly gratifying to know that
such IN cxtensively-uscd preparation as
Ayers Sarsapharilla may DO implicitly
relied upon. It never varies either In
quality, appearance. or elect, but is aI-
ways up 10 the standard.
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rho WllrIIELg 81 TING.

FhluHoNH'd he9"'u'
In his warfare against tariff lOgisla.
ton Senator Hill has at last gained one
recruit In Mr.. Irby, thu PopuIist senator
from South Carolina. In the whirliglR
OF politics II would be curious enough il
bill 10 reduce tho tariff should he de-
feated by a vote from South Carolina in
the senate OF the United States.
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ANIMAL EXTRACTS,
PREPARED ACCORDING TO ruE
FORMULAS OF
DIR. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND,
ASD uNprn NissupEEvisioS.
TESTlNE.

In exhaustive states of the nervous system 70.
m!ting from excessive mental WORK: emotional
excitement or other causes capable OF Icse.!!ng
the force aud endurance OF tho several organs u
the body: depression ot spirits, molancholla aui
cCr.nlu types Of insanity; in ca'eS o. musen'a'
weakness, or OF general debility; uGumHhcnn
aud nil Irritable s,nie' Of the brlu. spinal cord.
or nervous system generally; In nervous hai
cOuGcs,IVc lsadaclic; In neuralgia mud In lrr
vous dyspepsia; In weak states OF tIr gcnt'a'!Ne
system In all Of tho ubovO.nnmud conditions
TCs;!nc will bo found Of tl!c Gres,est service
Dosc. ) Drops. Price g draohms,, =: 80.
Where local druggists arc not supplied WITH
tho Hammond AnimGl Extracts they will b"
mailed. together with nil existing Literature on
the subject on receipt ofprcc. by
THE C0LuMHIA CHEMICAL CO.,
Washington, ID. q,
Logan Drug Company Agcats for whSeIin'
up'T.TtU-a
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Great Field.

PdTleTS5urg Journal (Rel)
SistersviIlc's new weekly Republican
paper, tho Mus, D. 6. lIOlibaugh. edi-
tor, looks we'll. reads well mud We wish
it well. Sistcrsville is u great field for
wells,
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Mr.. J. @. Boswell, one Of .he best
known aid most respected citizens Of
brentwood, Texas. suffered with dlar-
rhma for q long time and tried many
different remedies without benefit, until
Chamborlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhGa Remedy was used; that relieved
him at once. For sale by Chas. K.
Goethe, viii W. Irwin, Chris. +.
Schnepf, Chus. Monkemoller, WIN. l..
Williams, S. L. Bricc, y. L. Scheelc,
Will MenkcruilOr. John Coleman,
Richards & McEIroy, W. II. Hague,
Wheeling; Bowie & Co., Bridgeport,
aud B. I. PenhndY 4 Son. Benwooi.
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TheIr Only Argument.

PhbmOh Chronicle 7o'cGnrsh.
Down south they are replying to Miss
Wells's anti.lynching tour in England.
by telling what kind OF woman Miss
Mnlls il.
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PLt,9ur0h DiUGteh.
Mr.. Debs' proposition to call con.
ventiou next Thursday to decide
whether tho strike should DO discon::
tinuod suggests the Importance OF
spending the intervening days in hunt.
ing for q strike to discontinue.
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pro.tdonts' Religion.

To The Editor ofhe Inte7i1tnrer
SIR:-PIeaso inform me through your
columns whether Il Catholic has ever
been President OF tho United States.
Yours Truly,
4 SUECmDGE.
Wheeling. w. Va, July 81.
Answer-No.
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Baltimore AHItricrH.
Coxey's advice to his starving follow.
ers is characteristic. lie tells them to
90 TO Jail. And this is the man who
pretended 10 lend a moral movement!
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Chicago Times,
The North Dakota Democrats nre men
Of sense. They have fused with the
Populists OF that state instead OF clam
orousIy procIainIing their loyalty to the
empty fetch ola party name.
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No ONE in ordinary health need DO.
como bald or gray. Il he will follow scn'
siblc treatment. We advise cleanliness
at The scalp and the use Of Halls lIalr
Rpnuwer.
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What is your gue.s2 Who Of late
Inns mado the best "Republican" speech
in the United States senator We don't
otter any prize, US We conceive that tho
answer comes too readily, even ut u
moments thought.
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Philadelphia FTe's'
We don't suppose he intoudod to do
Il, but Senator Hills defense Of Clevo'
land has brought upon him the calamity
OF praise from Iloko Smiths Atlanta
newannnor.
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Glcnrlie IHt!FWIer tRcpl
Tho Republicans ar0 in good spirits.
Tho party was never in better health.
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THE STATE PRESS.

Matt Cooper has started the Ciri'-lt
10 a newspaper published at Ravens
wood; II 10 also Democratic.
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CUTICURA WORKS WONDERS

Fold throughout tho world. rricc, CUTirURA,
Cos; Soar. BE-; RrsOIXINr, d. lnrTEW DMuG
AMI CnEM. CoRr., solo l'rorrlCiOrN, boston.
pB'"liow TO Cure skin Diseases, !" mailed FREQ.
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RopERr ". KYLE has tho Pittsburgh
Filter in all sizes for domestic and
manufacturing purposes. = u"
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,Eih9rLES, hlrc' hcnds, red. rough, ChNpprd, aud
] IMl Oily taln cured by CGTICunA sow
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HOUSE
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AUGUST 7. 1894.
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music storo Hnl
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ITbo IXTELI1gsCER, embracing Ia several
edItionG Is entered Ia the Po'tomee ~ "u's'
Inc. ". Va. as secOnd'clAa' maItetl ---
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Editorial Rooms l5i. Counting Room I0.. STU.
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The Intelligeneer,
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.HOMEDYEINGMADE EASY
Handsome oolors That Mover
Fade.
It's Easy to DSc with Diamond Dyes.
black for Cotton, Wool and Sill;
that Docs Not Crocls-NIakcs Old
CIoAks, Gowns, and Suits Look Like
Now.


at Is really MARVELLOUS" said a Mar.
kot street druggist, Chow the hard times
have increased tho sale OF diamond dyes.
Ladies buy ono package MS an expert.
ment, and find tho dye go cnsy to use
that they color all their old clothing,
and como out with now gowns, cloaks,
and suits for the whole family. Tho
diamond black dyes seon especially
popular, l often selling half n dozen
packages to one customer"
For more than ton years diamond
dyes have boon tho iavorite family dyes
in Wheeling, md although imitation
package dyes have been offered for sale,
on account OF their inferiority TO tho
diamond in strength, iastness, and
beauty, they could not got any lastiug
sale.
Diamond dyes arc put up in over fifty
different colors for wool aud silk, with
special dyes for cotton. Their fast
black dyes arc 80 simple and easy TO
use that even a child can dye n perfect
color with them, ono that will not fade,
crock, or wash out. There nro three
different kinds (fOr wool, for cotton,
aud for silk and fcathers). and thoy all
make full, rich black equal TO the
handsomost shade made by the profes.
sional dyer.