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TELEPHONE EUNnEEs:
Edi.erla, Rooms $685.. Counting Room sss.
G,e. yutrIhaert
wnnrLINo, xoyEmpER 40, 1894.
what a Fall:

President Cleveland and Mr.. Wilson,
both In astate OF mindbordering on high
dungeon, declared that the Gormanised
Wilson bill was only the first step-the
party OF tariff reform would not be con-
tent with what had been accomplished,
but would push on to holder achieve.
ments. Now the President is believed
to have determined to let tariff reform
take care OF itself; aud Mr.. Wilson is
quoted as saying that this Congress will
not engage in any more tariff legisla-
ton.
The President and Mr.. Wilson, both
in a battered condition, represent about
all that is left of tariff reform. II they
are going to put In their few remaining
moments on finance, or any other hobby
than tariff reform, it must be because
they have changed their great minds in
respect OF the expedicncy OF pushing
further on the line Of the British Gun.
toms policy. This would be sad end
ing.
free trade was the right thing when
they took hold to give the country its
fill of it, it is still the right thing in
spite of the fact that the free trade
phalanx will be- very small in the next
Congress-. A thing SO superlatively
good and true aud beautiful as free
trade surely cannot be said to be dis
figured or robbed OF any Of its sublim 9
attributes by anything so commonplace
as staggering pluralities. Isn't truth
eternal? and mustn't it.prevail2
To desire that the Democratic party
may prevail at the next election over
truth at any aud all times, is to fall oil
the high pedestal OF theoretical states
manship into the polluted pool OF
everyday politics. Professional re-
formers such as the President and Mr..
Wilson are should be careful how they
touch anything that is Of the earth,
earthly.
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FRUSTRATED!
A Most Dreaded and Awful
Danger.
What Makes so Many People Drop
Dead in the Sueets
Why Are Homes Filled with the
Weak and Nervous7
Weak Nerves, Weak Heart and
Exhausted Brain !
These Are the Causes and They Must
These Are the Causes and They Must
be Overcome.

It isa weakness, sin. q crime to neglect your
health. Death has terros for everyone, but peo'
pie do not seom to think much about It Until
they are about to break down. Then anguish
alls the soul Then despair replaces ambition.
and weakness and exhaustion take tho place oil
strength.
Have YOU palpitatIor, gathering. and feeling
OF weakness and uneaslpeSs around tho hcart
dizziness falntneSS and shortneSs Of breath
Then look to your hearth II Ia dangerously weak
Sometimes there Is pain around the heart with
these symptoms there is generally loss OF appe'
lite. gas, weakness, anxiety. forebodings, DO
spondency, and extreme nervousness. SUCH a
condition Is edual to a deadly serpent ooiled
about you, whose yenomous iangs are about to
sink into your flesh aud draw your lies blood.
Read tho remarkable experience OF joseph
Booth, ESQ.,, the widely.known superintendent
OF Torrys Razor Mandatory. Worcester, Mass
Some time ago" he says, ~ was taken with a
terrible dizziness and palpltation OF the heart
which SO weakened me could not stand. A
terrible burning sensation would DO felt over
the heart and at the same timeit would palpi'
tate IN dangerous way.
81 had an allgone feeling. was terribly weak
and respondent and a horrible forehodlng was
continually over me Ny food distressed me
terribly aud had severe pains Twas so weak
and sick I thought should die. was also
troubled greatly with gas.
"After trying several remedies for my suffer-
ings without success. I was convinced that DR..
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy was
the only medicine that would cure me. 1saw
that many bad been cured Of the same complaint
by It. commenced using Il, and the result JUS
tides my confidence.
my troubles have all left me after using this
great remedy. My heart disease Is cured and
can eat anything without distress. Dizziness no
longer troubles me. and 1 am cheerful and
bright, with no fits OF dependency. In fact
am new man. / advise everyone to use Or.
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy. 1t
Is wonderful medicine"
Everybody Is unanimous in prociaiming this
great remedy the most wonderful In the world.
Why don't you try III That weak organ will
soon give out Do you want It TOT Then take
the ono sure cure for It. Dr.. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy.
It Is not patent medicine but the prescrip-
tion OF the most successful living specialist In
curing nervous and chronic diseases, Dr. Greene,
OF So West Fourteenth street, New York City.
He has the largest practice In the world. and
this grand medical discovery Is the result Of his
vast experience. The great reputation Of DR..
Greene Is a guarantee that his medicine will
cure, and tho fact that he can be consulted by
anyone at any time, free OF charge. personally or
by letter. gives absolute assurance OF the beneil-
clal action OF this wonderful medicine
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Wa. somebody on the Ins,deq

As in the case OF the previous $780,
100000 loan made by this administra-
ton so now there are scaudaious
rumoru OF information given to favor
ties in advance OF the official announce.
ment. 1t was worth money to know Of
the intention to issue bonds before the
news became common property.
President Cleveland's yachting friend
Benedict is supposed to have had this
admission behind the scenes. Mr.. Ben
edict is in the thick OF Wall street, and
if anybody knows now to turn to good
account useful information Mr.. Bene-
dict knows. A little tip would have
been quite enough for man Of hia
keenness OF perception.
II there was no shameful scandal con-
nectsd with the bond matter 1t is scan
dalous and shameful to put in circula-
lation such a story as SCENE to be
credited in New York.
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WellGbnrD Herald
The big demonstration at Wheeling
last Saturday evening in honor Of tho
redemption OF West Virginia was n
notable one in point OF size and enthu-
siasm and also as regards another quail
ity which seems to he common to all
similar occasions this year, namely,
freedom from oil offensive EMULATION
over those who went down in defeat,
The same thing was noticeable here on
tho occasion oil tho demonstration last
week. There seems to be prcsont an
era Of good feeling and everywhere
Democrats arc joining with the Repub.
licans in celebration of victory so
stupendous that it, or Mt least the size
OF it, can BIO accounted for in no other
way than that it was brought about
largely by Democratic votes and Demo-
cratic stay.athomes, so that they really
have good cause for joining with tho
Republicans in celebrating tho vic.
tory. Another aottening influence is tho
fact that the personality OF tho Candi.
dates had 80 much less to do with the
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A complete and accurate list Of Re-
publlcans elected to the West Virginia
legislature appears in another column.
Ali told the faithful number 81, with 4
comforting majority Of 81 on joint
ballot.
This is 5 more than the Democrats
had on Joint ballot, although they
twisted the state out Of shape to make
sure Of holding the legislature BY big
majority beyond the possibility OF cap.
ture by the other eide. Their scheme
worked well enough SO long as things
went well with their party. but when
the evil days came upon them and the
people got good ready on their best
laid plans were without ceremony
knocked into cooked hat.
The Republican majority in the sem
ate is small, but it Is large enough for
good work If the men who compose it
stand together, and there is every rea-
sou to suppose that they will. The
house majority OF 20 is large enough for
all practical purposes
The people expect good things Of the
coming legislature, and so far as its
members have expressed themselves
the intention is to give the people no
reason to complain. That is the way to
hold Yves. Virginia in the protection
column.
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In two weeks the free trade lodge OF
sorrow will be opened in Washington.
THIS winter will be colder than last
for the free trade boomers.



MartfnSburq Herald
Now that the battle is fought and the
victory is won, "our friends. the enemy"
arc buaily engaged in the laborious
task Of eiecting the man who 10 to sue
coed johnson n. Camden in the United
States senate. Had they won, there
would have been a monkey and par.
rot time; but the good sense Of the
voters decreed otherwise and that pleas
ant task Is relegated to other hands.
AS to who should be elected there can
be no question. 1t was settled months
ago, not only in this congressional dis
trlct, but throughout the state. Every
voter knew that Hon. S. B. Elkius waS
the only logical candidate. When the
Herald demanded his nomination
agains Mr. Wilson we were mot from
every section OF the state with tho ar.
gument that that could not be, as no
was needed to make tho fight for con.
troll OF the legislature. Having been
successful beyond our highest anticipa.
tons, any opposition to Mr.. Elkins by
other than Democrats is in bad form
and should not be countenanced.
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nsn. In the French army the METALS
u,ed for a number Of the equipments
Of the Transport corps, and the regi-
mental eagles are also made OF 1t. The
results expected from hee!ing and nail
inc the German soldiers hoots with
aInminium are better and quicker
marching, and the arrival Of troops a.
the point OF concentration in q less
F.,;,rad condition.
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THE LEGrsLAruRE.

AII.t Of the Republican MOmbers-Eieet
TO the West virginia Legislature.
Following are the names and post
Office addresses Of the Republican mem
bsr. of the West Virginia legislature Of
1885, which will assemble in Charleston
January 8. 1895:
Firs. district-N. E. Whitaker,
Wheeling.
James II. Furbee, Warrington.
Third-Stuart F. Reed, CiarksbnrE;
George w. Farr, West Union. ,
Fourth-Henry G. Lockney (Rep. and
Pop.), GrantsVille.
Fifth. N. HenSley, Hartford.
SIXTH. A. Hughes. Central City.
Seyenth-William Il. II. Cook, Pine
vile, Wyoming county.
Eighth-Thonas P. Davies, Mont
gonery.
Tenth-U. G. Young. Buckhannou.
EIeyenth-Samuel II. Gramm, Grail
ton: Vim. G. Worley, Kingwood.
Senator's Furbee, Farr and Worley are
the hold.over senators.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
B.rbour-Wm. B. Corder. Astor (ray-
lor county,.
burg.
Cabell-Jacob s. Davis. Huntington;
Thomas Hawkins. Milton.
Doddridge-J. A. Kemper. Camp.
Fayette-John McNsbb, Montgomery I;
George F. Bumgarner, Fire Greek.
Gilmer-S. F. Whiting, DeKalb.
Harrlson-J. W. Hess, Wyatt; Fl. W.
Harmer, Clarksburg.
Jackson-R, F. Fleming, Ravenswooe;
O. B. Kiser, Kentuck.
Kanawha-Lewis A. Martin. W. S.
Edwards, Charleston; W. II. Il. Toler,
East Bank; Peter F. Jones, Hicum-
bottom.
Lincoln-J. D. Porter. (Rep. and POp.).
Hamlin.
MarIon-Dr. James 81. Brownfeld,
Fairmont; Jesse +. sturm, sturm's
Mills.
Marshall-T. G. Pipes. Cameron; L.
B. Purdy, Moundsville.
Mason-H. ]. Greer, Flat Rock; Byrd
Hill, Beech Hill.
Mineral-F. NJ. Reynolds, Keyser.
Monongalia-James NJ. Anderson,
Cross Roads.
Mercer-James A. White, 0akvale.
Ohio-Joseph G. Brady, Abraham
siamm, A. r. Campbell, S. G. Smith,
Wheeling.
PIeasants-Charles Mcknight, Heb
ron.
preston-W. H. Glover, Terra Alta;
James ". White, Kingwood.
Putnam. H. Collins, Pliny.
Raleigh-Azel Ford, Raleigh.
Ritchie-P. W. Morris, Harrisyille.
Roane-Cyrus A. Crislip, Spencer.
Summers-M. ]. Cook, Hinton.
Taylor-F, Bruce Blue. Grafton.
Tyler-Ste phen G. Pyle, Bearsville.
Upshur-A. B. Clark, Buckhannon.
Wayne-James G. Smith, Mouth Of
Whites Creek.
Woods. T. stapleton. Parkersburg;
Richard N. Corbett, Waverly; John @.
Kimes, Fountain Springs.
Withdrawn Pearson, Elizabeth.
First district-Frank Il. Smith, New
Cumberland.
Second district-william G. Ankrom,
New Martinsville.
Sixth district-John D. Rinehart,
Seymoursville, Grant county.
Eighth district-A. W. Cook, Nor.
wood, Mcdowell county.
Members-senate, 20; House, II;
total, 81.
Republicans-senate, ID; House, 80;
total, "a. Majority on joint ballot. 81,
including the two Republican Popuiists.
WIN. NJ. o. DAWSON,
Chairman Republican State Committee.
KingWood, w Va, Non 10.
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ALUMINIUM SHOE NAILS.
German Soldiers win BE Relieved of All
unnroesnnry WoIght.

Unnecessary Weight
Tho German emperor is taking cvory
possible means to secure the mobility
of his troops. By tho introduction,
iow months ago, Of aluminium in the
manufacture OF some Of the equipments,
the weight carried by tho German
soldier was greatly reduced. and now his
boots are nailed and hooled with that
metal. As aluminium ia now much
moro easily worked, and tho Cowlcs
process OF producing it has made 1t
considerably lose expensive than
formerly, It's gradual reduction into
our soldiers' accoutrements is only
matter OF time. Aluminium
posscssos several advantages over steeI.
1t docs not rust so quickly; its durabil.
ity is equal to that OF other metals, and
its weight being about haif TINT Of steel
its substitution for many OF the heavy
steel cavalry and infantry NCcoutre.
ments would greatly relieve horses aud
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Made n Good Impression.

PillR6urOh IfFles.
Congressman.electA A. 6. Dayton. the
man who defeated William L. Wilson,
received most hearty welcome in Pitts
burgh Saturday. After the meeting
and parade that evening he was the
guest OF the Young Mems Republican
Tariff Club at the club house on Sixth
street, where he was greeted by many Of
the leading Republican workers Of Allie
gheny county. Mr.. Dayton made q
most pleasant and favorable impression
upon all who met him.
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FROM far South Dakota comes q story
OF scheme to co mmit the Republican
party to the free aud unlimited coinage
OF silver. If that party refuses to 20
that way it is to BIS destroyed. Senators
Jones. Stewart and Pettigrew are said
to be engineering the movement. Since
Senators Jones and Stewart have left
the Republican party it is not clear how
they can commit it to anything.
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The nabr,. Mood of sleep.

Babies require sixteen or eighteen
hours sleep out OF the twenty.four;
children about twelve, and young people
eight. As age increases the number Of
houra decreases, aud after the age Of
sixty. Eve or six hours sound sleep
suffice to maintain health.
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GOVERNOR HASTINGS announces his
cabinet and relieves the severe nervous
tension under which aspiring statesmen
have been laboring. A man always
feels certain sort OF relief when he
finds he isn't going to get something he
has set his heart on.
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THERE are some strong men on the
Republican side OF the legislature. and
there is promise OF session that will
be profitable to the people. The first
step is to organize with the strongest
men at the front.
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II is isn't too much trouble will the
Register kindly give its latest wool
quotations2 Many good people are in.
terested in this subject.
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FtrzslMMos's punch will never become
popular. 1t is as fatal as tho deadly
cigarette,
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1904,

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1901.
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. M. on the premises,
sell at public sale to the highest bidder the tract
Road. about four and one half miles east Of
Wheeling. comprising sos acres, owned and
occupied by Mrs Enc Russell In her life ,ime,
There Is comfortable and roomy dwelling house
shade and ornamental trees. The right TO use
the two lanes adjoining tho property will eesold
with It
This property has been subdlvlded into three
parcels, two OF them containing about one acre
and half each, and the other. on which the
dwelling house stands containing nearly three
acres These parcels will be offered separately.
and the property will be sold IN such parcels or
as whole, as will be found most advantageous
At the sumo time aud place will be sold lot
ing Park. and containing .els OF an acre.
For the boundaries OF the above mentioned
parcels and lots reference Is made 10 the decree
aforesaid. ana to the plat filed with the commits
sioner's report In the above entitled cause
TERMS OF 6ALE:-0ne-third OF tho purchase
money, and as much moro as the purchaser may
elect In cash, the residue In two equal INSTALL
mcntS at one and two year, from the day OF sale,
the purchaser giving notes Tor tho deferred In
and the title TO be retained until the purchase
money Is paid In full and conveyance directed
by the court. The purchaser Of the parcel upon
which the dwelling house stAnds will be required
To insure the dwelling house In an amount to be
fixed by the commissioner, Ne further security.
W. p HUBBARD.
Special Commissioner
J.C. HERvIY, Auctioneer.
thereby certify that bond and security has
been given rs required by Inv by W. PS Hub
bard, the Special Commissioner in the above en-.
titled cause. JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
ocl7
l.. a q A nNV ~
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The new loan will be taken because
the people have faith in the govern
ment, not because they have confidence
in the wisdom OF this administration.
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GOVERNOR WAITE. OF Colorado, will
lecture. II he will exhibit his "bloody
brides" the public will ask no more OF
him
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AFTER all the pomp and ceremony the
dead car goes back to mother earth
like any other mortal. VANITY oil van
tiles. all is vanity"
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viii and /. bard 70 indues toe Law to
agree with him. misleading Of forfeit
ing his life he il more likely 70 DO lock-
Cd up In Iunotie asylum.
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COMMISSIONERS SALES.
Russell
PUBLIC SALE.

W. P. Hubbard; Administrator | =, c,.,,...
Etfie R Anshutz and Others.
OF October 1894. BY tho circuit court OF Ohio
county, In the above entitled cause, the under.
signed appointed special commissioner for the
purpose will, on
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The above salo is postponed until SATURDAY,
DEGEMBERI, 1885,, ut 10 O'Clock a. m. on the
promises. W, p. HUBBARD.
nols Special Commissioner
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NEW Advertisements

NOTICE. Do Nor BELONG =
IN any Organization. II. G. ilNE ~
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AMUSEM ENTS.

Prices, 80 and 76c. Reserved seats, 81 on. Seats
on sale at c. A. Houses music store on Tuesday.
November 70. nOl6
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-08-10
AT THE CHURCHES.

Last Sabbath ives fine day and all the
services at our churches were well at
tended. At the Methodist church the pas
tor took his text from John TX, 25:
"One thing know that whereas l was
blind now l see."
The change which comes at conversion
was first taken up and comparison made
between the old life and the new, after
which the preacher drew picture show
ing the condition of the blind and then
went on to say:
The bible declares that the natural man
walks in darkness, therefore, he is blind,
so far as the goodness of God is concern
ed. But the Lord Jesus stands beside him
and says 81 can make you whole | can
save you" Yet how often is He rejected
and told to go his way. His skill doubted,
and all that but the Christian upon whom
the seal of adoption has been placed well
knows that the Lord Jesus is able to do
it. Thousands have been given spiritual
sight by the divine touch and many today
are rejoicing in the hope of glory and the
assurance that it is well with their souls.
What has been the experience of one can
be the experience of another. He is wait
ing to give to all the healing touch and
| the uttermost sinner has an uttermost
| Savior who is able to bring him from
darkness to light.
The speaker then took his points from
the conduct of the man of the text, viz
His willingness to be made whole; his
obedience; his faith his telling to Others
the story of his healing, and the evidence
of cure which he possessed, each point be,
ing carefully considered, after which he
closed as follows:
We thank God this morning for this
Great Physician who not only gives sight
but also comfort, joy and the peace which
passeth all understanding. Who heals
the broken heart and checks the tears of
the mourner. Who stands over against
every want and every need and says
Come unto me all We that labor and are
heavy ladened and | will give You rest.
Natures darkness leads to eternity
night, but the healing touch of the Great
Physician, Jesus, viii enable us to see
the light of eternity's day where ''God
shall wipe away all tears from our eyes
and where there shall be no more death
neither sorrow or crying neither shall
thsre be any more pain"
AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. n. A. Wood took for the subject
of his remarks last Sabbath morning,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-08-10

Miss Carrie Pierce of Manchester
N. H., is visiting with her mother
Mrs. johnson of Thompsonburg.
B. II. Landman and wife of Boston
are making their friends in this place
and in this vicinity their annual sum-
mer visit.
G. G. Robinson of Milwaukee, 6
native of this town was here a shor'
tune the forepart of the week, a CUES
of F. F. Churchill.
Mrs. Geo. Skellie of Cambridge
N. T., after enjoying pleasant visi
of two weeks with her sister, Mrs. A
E. Cudworth, has returned home.
M. J. Hapgood, wife and two daugh
tels and G. l.. Richardson of Peru
visited Wednesday. with the Melend
families.
Mrs. Pniletus Vial of Wardsbor
and her daughter, Mrs. W. S. Thoma
of Bridgeport, Conn, are visiting rel
atives in So. Londonderry. Mrs
Thomas has daughter with her.
/ E. H. Winchester and family {
Argyle, N. T., and J. F. Bromley an
family of Pawlet are guests Of thei
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred VIII
chester. The party start for home t,
day.