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TnEsE days are golden, but dry. In a
Uenso thoy are all Roosevelt daya


II tho South Carolina Democrats
want to thing they do it, They
wanted to hold session Of thor const.
tltional convention to take a last crack
at tho suffrage provision Which Is to
count out tho colorOd vote before il
gets to tho polls, Therefore thoy did
not desire tho presence Of tho xix col.
orOd members Of tho convention.
Accordingly tboy resolved tho con.
yantion into Democratic caucus, and
Of course 1t was unnecessary for any
coorod man to apply when tho
suffrage question comes up In open con.
yonllon II Is the intention OF tho co1oro1
delegates to DO heard
should happen to DO tho inlOn.
tioh Of tho Democrats that tin rootoh
delegate, shall not be beard, a way will
be iouud to muhkIo tho coloroi brother.
What buhuoaa have colorol mon ia q
South Carolina constitutional conyon.
ton, anyhow
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Tho Maryland Machine.

Tho fact OF padded registration in
Baltimore has been established SO con.
cluaively that tho German men no
longer deny it, but they say that il 1t
has been dope Republicans have done
it Done by Republicans with the
machinery in the hands Of tho German
men!
Perhaps Republicans are NO better
than they should be. but they will have
to be smarter than any We have hero.
abouts before they eau accomplish the
thing with which tho Gormanitcs are SO
eager to credit them. Commenting on
this silly side OF the campaign the Bal
timore Sun, Democratic to the core,
says:
such a defense rs this is too prepo,,crons Tor
serious consideration, However willing Repu0'
lcan rUpehtprs may have been 10 emulate tue
example oil their ring adycrsatlo', they did not
have the opportunity 20 carry out lhelr wishes
70 aRy RpPFecIRblG sSteut. Republican rSscaA
were not ablo to play with any success at a
game To- which their Antagonists held all lhe
marked Clrls hnl tht loaned ulce nc Uus
had all the registration machinery undrriu con
troll. and lt kept its grip on IL In spite of the
protests OF tho Republican party and emphatic
expressions OF public indignation.
This sums up tho case neatly aud
conclu,ivoly. The registration was pad.
ded to open the way for repeating, per.
sonating and all tho varied ra'caiity by
which minority with its grip on the
election machinery seeks to silence the
voice Of the majority. Whether it will
succeed in Maryland will presently ap.
pear.
Tho only hope OF the German gang ia
to hold tho city OF Baltimore, and to
accomplish this amo St elaborate scheme
Of fraud has been devised. Without
regard to party the decent people Of
Baltimore are ppiR arms. The triumph
OF the gaugis BY no means n certainty.
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NATIONAL CONVENTIONS.
Where aRd whss TasJ Met and Who Tia
Nominated

WbsFS ~" WIEN AheJ Het INV Mhp thHg
Nominated.
Chicago Inter OCEAN
In forty years the Republicans have
never gone more than three or four days
beyond the middle OF June for holding
their national conventions. Oitener it
has been the earlier part OF that month
OF roses, The convention which nom.
mated Fremont met at Philadelphia
June IL, 1856, Lincoln wa nominated
in Chicago by the convention which
met May is, 1860, and tho baltimore
convention which TenomlnAt0d him in
1864 mot June z. General Grants frat
nomination was made at Chicago May
20, 1865. lie was named second time
at Philadelphia Juno o, 1872. The con-
yenIlOn which named uayea lnGt al Gin
cinnati juno II, 1876. Tho famous
Chicago convention which made John
Sherman bilious Tor the rest Of his life
by nominating Garfield, mat June 9,
1850, Four years later the convention
which nominated Blaine met hero June
.. General Harrison was nominated by
the Convention which met In Chicago
June 10, 1855. This was later than
usual because the Republicans thought
they ought 10 follow u muity political
tradition and Tx the date Of lhalr cou.
yontion late enough for the Demo.
Gratis to make the nomination first, The
MINNEAPOLIS convention which ronom'
mated General Harrison met June Z,
1892.
Tho Democrats nominated Buchanan
in Cincinnati in a convention which as
samhled June >, 1856. The Charleston
convention was held in April, 1850,
while the sscsdsrs from that convention
met At baltimore June IS, As already
stated, the convention which nominated
General Mcclellan met in Chicago,
August 81. 1864. Horatio Seymour was
nominated in 1868 by Fourth Of July
convention, which gathered in New
York City. Horace Greedy was indoried
by the Democrats convention at Balti-
more, July ., 1872. the Liberal Republi.
cans having previously nominated him
at Cincinnati. The St. Louis oonyen-
ton, at which Tildon was nominated,
met June ~, 1876. Hancock was named
at Cincinnati, June %, 1850, CIsyeIaads
first nomination was by the convention
which met in Chicago, JulyS, 1854. In
1855 the faithful gathered at st. Louis,
jane 8, and Tenomihated him. The
Chicago convention, which gave Mr..
Cleveland his third nomination, wac
called TO order June 81.
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by local applications, as they cannot
reach tho diseased portion Of the ear.
There Is only one ono wav to cure deaf.
ness, and that is by constitutional rom.
edies. Deafness is caused by an in.
famed condition OF the mucous lining
OF tho Eustachiau Tube. When this
tube gets iRaamcd you have rumbrn.
sound or imperfect hearing, aud whom
i. is entirely closed deafness is tho 70.
suit, aud unless tho Inflammation can
be taken out and this tube restored to
its normal condition, hearing will DO
destroyed forever; nine cases out OF ten
arc caused by Ca,arrh, which Is nothing
bHtan ihiamed condition ot the mucous
sutfaCo'.
We will give Ono Hundred Dollars for
any case Of deafness caused by catRrrh)
that cannot DO curod by Halls Catarrh
euro. sOnd for circulars. free.
T. j. CuESEY & Co, Toledo, O.
EaS'Sold BY Druggists. Zoe,
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LOVE UNEXpnEssED.
Tho sweetest note, among tho human hen
strings

Tho sweetest notes among tho human heart
Are duh with rtse
The sweetest chords adjusted by The angels,
Are elOgEed with dust
We pipe aud pipe again our drcAry music
Upon the scli'samc strains.
While SOuntN Of crtuo aud fear, aud dcsQlatsop,
Come back In sad fuiraInL
On through the world we 90, an army marching,
With listening ears
Each longing sighlug for the heavenly music
lie never hears;
Each longing signing for u word Of comfort,
Aword Of tender praise.
A word oiloye to cheer tho endless journey
Otearih.s hard, busy days
They love Us, anl we know IL. this SuillccS
For reasons share.
Why should they pause to give that live crprSI'
VITA ScH,lO ca,e?
Why should they Pauso9 But still our hearts
arc aching
With all the rnawiug pain
OF hungry love that longs ~ hear the music
And longs and longs la vain.
We love them aud we know II: II we ial,sr.
With fingers numb,
Among the unused strings OF loves expression,
The notes are dumb
Mo shrink within ourselves In YOicecsg sorrow,
Leaving the words unsald
And, side BY side with those NO love the dearest
In AiCnCc We tread.
Thgs on We tread. and thus each in silence
It's fate iulills,
Waitingend hoplng for the heavenly music
Beyond the distant hills
Tho only difference OF the love In heaven
ftOm love "a e0Tth below,
Is here wo love and know not how to tell g.
And there We oil shall know.
CONSTANCE FESINORE NOOLEOS.
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TELEPHONE NuNBESs;
Editorial Rooms ssa,. Counting Room $50,
acknowledgement
WHEELING. OCTOBER IS, 1895.
NM MARCH al OIvlIIkatlon.

The address OF DR., Potric, the dis
tiugui shed EgyptolOGist, before tue
British Association oil Scientists, will be
severe jolt to a good many people who
see but one side to civilization. The
point OF the address is that tho prom is
cuous forcing OF civilization on UMPIRE
pared peoples is attended with bad rO'
suits.
When We speak Of civilization We
mean always our civilization, as ortho'
doxy is always our doxy. We do not
take into consideration that there are
in tho world other civilizations, and
that tho people who live under them are
accustomed to Thorn and attached to
them. Whom we undertake, for exam
pie, to force out the ancient civilization
OF the east with our new western civtIt'
cation We run against obstacles next TO
inSurmountable.
1t matters not how much bettOr our
civilization may be Tor tho people oil
China than their own. Our task is to
convince them that it is better 1t may
be their ignorance, it may be their
prejudice, it may be anything, that
stands in tho way. They do not Gccep;
ours az being better than theirs.
Theirs is the civilization OF long limo
OF ancestors. They stick to it because
itiSthelrs. They are not open to con-
yiction.
Civilization may gain dominion by
force, hut this does not moan that it
has been taken into the blond. A civiIi-
latiou is thing OF growth. 1t isnot to
he supplied ready made from Il hand.
me.down shop. Western civilization is
making some progress in the east, but
no faster than it has a natural growth
not nearly so fast as we like to think.
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AID and Comfort to tho Enemy.

Ihsh.hmerleanS are moi 80 bitterly hostile to
England AZ the recent speeches al the Irish con.
vcutIOn Ia Chicago would lead one 10 suppose.
very large proportion OF them vote for free
trade which enables British mills 70 supply the
Amctlcau markets With goods -6uG'0I JQurIGL
This hits the nail square on tho head
and clinchcs IT. So long as Irish.
Americans vote with tho party OF FREQ
trade England cares little how many
conventions they hold in this country
in tho interest Of Ireland, how many
speeches they make, how many resolu.
tons they adopt. Tho speeches and
re'olutiOnugo oil in TUG air. The votes
for tho party Of FREQ trade count
In 1892 tho votes counted to put in
power party which passed tariff bill
that gives great satisfaction in England,
not only because OF what It does, but
because Of tho promise it carries with
1t. Tho new tariff law Civoa to Engliah
manufacturers such a market in this
country az thOy have not had since the
Democratic party made its last taril
before the war, and 1t is undeninblo
that Irish.Amorican votoS contributed
largely to that result
There aro iri,h.AmOricans who vote
Tor protection, but thoso arc not tho
Irish.Amerlcans who give aid and com.
tort to tho industrial enemy
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An pain panlshcd by Dr.. Mica Pain plllG

II your children arc subject to Group
watch for tho AEst symptom Of tho dis.
case - boarsOuo8s II Chamborlans
Cough Remedy Is given as coon as tho
child becomes hoRrso II will prevent tho
attack. Even after tho cFeHpy cough
has appeared tho attack eau always 10
prevented by giving this remedy. 1t is
also Invaluable for colds and whooping
congA.
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WTt two little children subject 10
Group wO do not rCst easy without n
bottle Of ChNmhctlan'a Cough ltomody
In tho house, for tho most soyOfO at.
tackI quickly suCCumb to n few dOsOB
Of iL--MotrisOn, Colo, bud. For salO
ut 20 Rnd 30 cents por bottle by @, K,
GoOtao W. w. Irwin, q. sChnOpf q.
MonRcmClcr. John Klnti, W. II, Hague,
II. O. Stewart, H. u. hurt, ]. Coleman,
4. u, scllcolc. WIN. MOnkcmUllcr, !. q,
Sholc, Wheeling; liowio 4 Co., Bridge.
rotl y. u Peabody \ Son, lonwood
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LINES oFLgVITY.

Nophsw-what arc you going to do
with your money whom you dio2 I'm.
clo-Take il with me Nephow--I al.
WAYS thought you had money to burn.
The Waterbury,
Mira. Goodkind 49, presume, Miss
Flyppo, that in tho course Of your long
sojourn in France you learned to speak
tho language like native.
Miss flyppe-TO spoak III Why, l
even became accustomed to do my
thinking in French.
Mrs. Goodsind-How very shocking,
Chicago lrJua.
justicc--What can you say for your.
cell under the charge. of yagraucy aud
loilodng2
yagrant-l'll toll yor iOdgO, it was
this WHY
"Cut 1t short"
"Wol, yer honor, was poor, aud
started out TO walk to dia yor prize
light, am"
"You arc discharged. Chicago Rec.
ord.
Sho--Can YOU toll mo who that OK.
csOdugly plain man was YOU wore
speaking to lust now
iiu- INT Wni nv brother.
Shn much confused oh, bog par.
don. had not noticed tho resemblance.
.-L1uiOu Ptrt.M.lp.
~ 500" said tho Chinese emperor,
THAT PugIiat Corbotl, alter all his talk.
ing, Ia not going IN fight"
"EO5," replied ii Hung Chang And
then, with a moutnlul, inrawny look In
hi1 oyo1, ho added; III wo had only had
that much iOrcsighll"- ll'dalmllDu sur
Tho Wofkot-l ain shocked to 500
You IN nuoh condition, Why, YOU oro
tito mnn who rnmo in hcrn n tow ntrhta
ago and aligned u plOdgO not to drnI, Tor
q year Tho Alleged Dnck'llor.-li
llrs 10, m from, YOU mus have tnkcn
advantages Of mo hpmn timp whom ! was
Wndcr "a Influence Of lIquoE- BrooHyu
LU.
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AccoRDISa to the German registra'
ton tho population Of Baltimore has
grown with u squirt that must tickle
local pride. st Louis would do we'll to
retain Mr.. German as consulting engI'
nser in her earnest effort not to DO
laughed out by Chicago.
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Tnl opening Of q mound on tho farm
Of Henry r. Mics, near Toledo. revealed
Lw0nty Skeletons. Each Of tNom faced
to tho east md bnnho ctGn was M
oatlhon bowl Of u gallon clpncly. On
exposure 10 tho nir most VI tho al,clo.
tons otumhlod, although Bems skaIs
Nto vol preserved Thee skulls aro
hbouI.ho Same aizo as those Of to-day,
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ConuErr SAYS that FIlallmmons Is "a
yoIlow dog" Az for himself, no Ia
through with lighting iIaimmons
challenges tho world ior ilO,OOJ aud tho
championship, II tho world wants to
Eight hofo lie a chance.
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DuSRAyEy has nut IA under tho ban,
and umtil wo mako oar poaec with him
wo must abandon all hopo OF having an.
other 20 with an English yacht. win
hla ludship mover forgive himselt tor
playing tho baby aot2
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NtF l0rt Pres.
Iirosolutions of sympathy with Cuba
arsirowaed upon by the administE alton
will Attorney General Harmon kindly
inform the people OF this country ii they
arc to be allowed to think that Cuba
should be free,
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STATE PRESS,

1t 10 moro than possible, it is even
probable, that Lowndoa will bs elected
governor OF Maryland Such u result
would bs righteous blow to boSsism
and corruption. PdrkCrsJmg Journal.
ups
The Democratic state committee lie
out SO early that il must fear the
gathering storm. 1t sending out cir.
culRr letters to such clubs us were not
swept away in last ialpa cyclone, 1t ia
perhaps well enough 10 rouse the boys
from their long sleep. Unless this is
done 1t would be- dull aud stale game
for the Republicans. The tentacloi Of
tho harnacles evOu need TO DO washed,
cleaned up and diainiscted, sharpened,
stayed and strengthened, in order to
make any sort of breezy resistance next
ysaE-Ii,atin9ion Herald,
1t NAV DO that Prosecuting Attorney
Forrest ". Brown ihinks tha: Hon,
W. L. Wilson will ba the mex: Demo.
cratic candidate for Congress in this
district; but while no thinks this way,
there are several thousand Democrats
on this side OF the mountain, aud pos
aibly good many on that side, that
think thGt he will not be, and men
that understand the political situation
in this district and know that II would
be very unwiss aud impolitic for him to
DO a candidate, MiHn,bgry Statesman,
Governor MacCorklOis SO sure thorO
is nothing wrong at the Spencer asylum
that no rushes into print to say SO.
We believe we could give tho name OF
Il lady in Spencer who saw harmless
patient dragged. showed aud kicked out
Of corn patch by employees who were
not discharged. But what would be tho
use to tell tito a board whose members
already declare there 10 nothing wrong
Calhoun Chronicle.
sea
1t evident that tho next Republican
national convention will no! select a
candidate without several ballots aud
also seems likely that the longer the
balloting lasts the worse It will DO for
those who are now regarded as tPe lead.
ing aspirants. The dark horse Is likely
to figure prominently aud IVES: Virginia
will not be out OF tho range OF light.
mag slEoke.-C2arGsburg lcIegram
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although the lower jaw is heavier and
the teeth twice the size, Who were
these people? Mound buildors2 Who
were the mound buildeu2 This is
what nobody knows,
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Nds York Nal and EzDrtL
There was tins when Davi d b. Hill
would rather have tho saloonS with him
than tho churches. This year no would
rather hayc both, with the chances that
ho will haTo neither.
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SAY, why don't you try DO Wits Lit.
Ito Early Risors2 Those ittIc pills euro
head@ahe, iHdigostieH aud constipation.
They're small, but do tho work; Logan
Drug Co, Wheeling, W. Va, u. 7. Poa.
body, Bcnwood, aud DowiO x Co.,
BFlARanafi. .. 2
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Mn bmcE Ia m isSno In tho Obi,
campaign, but ho Ia too modest to allow
himself For 'omo reason Ito pruiors to
romma ia q state Of scItpso. Ito viii be
thoro permanently nilor tho election.
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Is Governor MacCorkls going to keep
It up in Ohio? And is it the purpose OF
the Democratic committee to print his
speeches? Tho INrELLrGEScER regrets
that it did not have n shorthand report
Of tho Bellaire curIolily.
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Abroad,
Americans who go abroad with their
eyes and ears open SEQ and hear some
instructive things. Francis II. Wilson,
congressman.oleCt from Brooklyn, has
Just returned from England and sums
up the situation in this instructive ways
Imet manufacturer Of clOaIs In London and
hc informed ne that the mRnumcluTeGs OF
wooden cloths In England arc doing better thall
they hayO dono before Tor twenty years lhlhE
We would naturally infer this from Rcomparitnh
vi our imnurta with oHr exports ioF the Pass sew
months shyeml Englishmen told me lhPt lhiey
Weru entirely satisfied Win the wilson blll, lta
good cuuugh for theui, some OF my irlenls
here who ar1 handling wooden goods arc feeling
vety blue aud plUlm ttat Is Impossible TO Keep
tho New England MILLS running under tue eAlA|'
ing condition al thugs
The Gormaniaei Wilson tariff has
been good thing for the WOODEN man,
uiacturers Of England, They know
that under present conditions they can
run their mills and run their products
into this country,
When tho duties on the manulac'
tursd wool remained as they were IN
der the Mckinley tariff and tho Amori'
can manufacturer had his wool free OF
duty, things were going very well.
They are not going so we'll now, and
tho American manufacturer iS wonder
Ing how long no will bo able to stand
the strain. This comes OF Ieg'sIasing in
foreign interests,
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81 LolI RtpU57Ic,
'lat President Cleveland put third
term behind him." says a cuckoo organ
in an ecstasy Of patriotic sacrifice. He
can't do it. 1t will always be ahead oil
him,
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IT is Governor MacCCrkle'I proud
boast that he was elected by 1000
plurality. His successors plurality
will not DO that largo by 10000. This
isn't tho West Virginia it used to be.
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Chicago D6pditA.
1t /. claimed that General Campos
has succumbod to OvOrWork. Pen pa.
raIysis, probably.
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ETorythlhg Great Ia ONO
Chicago Daily Nclt
In addition to tho Mckinley boom,
Ohio is to have tho largest bell in tho
tyntld
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THE ISrELndESoKh embracing to several
editions, 10 entered In the PosIodicO at Wheel
Inc, ", Va, As 'ocondclh" matssrl
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Would Ito No files on III, UItimatum.
Clleago Td5uat
Perhaps it is providonlial at this juno.
tnro that the duke of Marlborough is
not tho British minister OF foreign
Affairs.
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Nophsw-what arc you going to do
with your money whom you dioH I'm.
clo--Take it with me Nephow--l al.
ways thought you had money to burn.
The Waterbury,.
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cuRnENT CoMNIENT.

Nss York Airrlasr.
What a narrow escape the con1ecratod
Cleveland administration had from Van
Alen
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BUSINESS CHANCES,

GOO TO $50 INVESTED now IN
nv - ~ wheat corn OF PORK will surely
buUs uu biz ptOnA A safe system. bank ri.
nwuu. Wllo Ia DAY 4 ROHEHTS ia Us
.nIIn UN.l door chamber Commerce CHICAGO,
UN'intW
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Wooden Manufacture at Home and
Abroad.
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I 0Sl-A PAIR or GOLD SPECra.
~ Giles, In q Case, between rwouty-lI.-'r
street and Fourth Street N. +. Chup4 FINK.
will plctso return 10 this Office. .
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

WANTED--A HORSE, ABOUT ug
w or 100 pounds, with sOmc STYLE urug,.t
action, pagk grey preferred GEU. I.I,'
no Main street a.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
w no salealneu who knows thr ,mI. ...I
In West Virginia and eastern Ohlr I.....
IL r." care Wheeling Intelligence u.
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OWN ANEWsPAPER

hnup 10. material necessary VITO i,t ~
thiu gis93 i'UhHrtl N.s .i.f.
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1t 10 more than possible, it is even
probable, that LowndOa will bs elected
governor OF Maryland Such u result
would DO righteous blow to boSsism
and corruption. ParkersJTQ Journal,