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with LOCAL APPLICATIONS as
they cannot reach the seat Of the dis
ease. Catarrh is q blood or constitu.
tional disease, and In order to cure II,
you must take internal remedies. Halls
Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, and
acts directly: on the blood and mucous
surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure is not a
quack medicine. 1t. was prescribed by
one of the best physicians In this coun.
try for years. and is regular prescrip-
ton. It Is composed of the best tones
known, combined with the best blood
purifiers. acting directly on the mucous
surfaces. The perfect combination Of
the two ingredients is what produces
such wonderful results In curing Ca
tarrh. Send for testimonials. 5
T. J. CHENEY & CO.. Props, Toledo o.
Sold by druggists. price 75c.
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orSthel outer world. Should, IN the rnidst
I2sta his ailluence, and without any pal.
Eating EXCUSE or any Temptation 81
want or necessity. commit open theft!
* am sire do not ovt1.eslimate the
damasing effect which thu. passage q.
me, Jpill must have upon American
credit, All my letters ti1m abroad,
and conversations with persons famil-
iinr With the English and continental
money markets, confirm my conyis.
tiohs an that point When you look
pack anu lind In the archives OF your
department hatproud records OF d nm
tons fahh kept inyiDlnte with most
ipuhctilious ind chlvhlrous spirit DUR,
ingga cen fury. amidst all the trlalB OF
foreign and civil war, which strained
the RESOURCES or our Country 70 the Very,
verge of,rIin. the task before yo,,5 NJ
icertainiyta dlficult and hnrnsslng ono:
but. while the path8of ldutyJis OFTEN,
narrow and difficult. 1t is always
straight and 80 we'll defined TINT Ii can'
never.bo mistaken. \, n 4. n. !, 4 +.
PA Sound financial policy and love of our
couhtrS's: fair name nike demand from
tlo5e ,to&whnm the administration of its
.aitaSrS has been intruNGd the most I'm
conpronl lS1'gi hostility TO; tho blind and
dishonest frenzy which Inns taken; hold
iof. Congress-, and ]. sincerely hope that
you VIII be seconded In the task before
you by the hearty support OF the prcs-
dent ana your5colleagues. Yours Very
truly. N RI AUGUST BE,IiAiON't
Hon. John sherman, secretary OF the
treasury etc. i}5i
X Perry belmont. "a
The free silvsrites-have freely charg.
cd that H5n, Perry Belmont, the dis
'tipgu!sled son oftthe late August Rel.
mont, ls npartner In the firm OF Aug.
5ust Belmont & Co., ana that h6 was
connected With the bond syndicate
which came In for n share Of public
abuse q few months ago Such is not
me case, MIR. belmont had no part In
the boEl dehls, In speech delivered
an New York recently, he sall:
And now, my friends, and fellow
Democrats, permit me to take this oc-
caslon to make personal statement,
called. forth py Constunt Miteration OF
references 10 the gold contract syndi-
cate. Il am entitled to speak OF this
matter with q degree OF impartiality
which all faT-minded men will appre-
ctate | am not. ana never have been
u partner inHthe house of August Bel.
mont y Coal had no part In the ini-
,tlation, negotiation, execution or con-
clusion of the contract Of February.
'lS90.s1 had no share In It's benetlts:cX.
eeptinS tas each one OF my country
men has had a share, nordld share
IN rs burdens, ncrlls and reSponSibilt-
les r. l737Fgi fflJ5 { y - Iis'' X 81
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FROM A WORK1NGMAE.
The Popocratics Campaign Which ARA
Labor Against lis En,t,lovsr Dcun,,,,c.

The Popocratlo Campaign Shicl, Arrays
Labor Against Its Employer Demo- nce,I.
TO the Editor OF Tho Intelligence.
SIls:-To u close observer In this cam
palgn It Is surprising what fools the
Popocrats take the working people to
be and With what slush they are trying
to bcgulle ana lead the people az our
country into voting for The champion, OF
hard times and poverty. They pose as
the party Of the worklngman. i When
and where have they be,tered our con-
dition, individually or collectively, to
entitle them to the honor? Does not
the history OF our country deny them
that distinction? Has not every Demo-
cratic administration been one OF. pow
crty and ruin for the nottingham?
They say that the working people are
}intimldate ana fear discharge for cy-
ercising their right as Americans. Wage
workers are not so easily frightened
and 10 prove the fact. they close the
mills and factories on labor day and
declare In street demonstration for u
fair days wages for; their labor. n
Mr.. Bryan has declared lie will de-
stroy monopolies and trusts, yet this
state has laws made by the Democrats
when In power which foster them. the
Register included. as they are an In
rant monopoly with their typesetting
machines and the company pushing the
editor TO give 1t to. them. u
x Mr.. Bryan has said that gold was a
coward. and In time OF war, like the
man OF money, skipped across the sea.
Now, the Democratic party was IN pow
or to the beginning OF the war. II Mr..
Bryan says what. is true, then. my
friends. the Democratic party IL re-
sposible for the conditions at that time.
l ask. where were the dollars OF our
daddies? There was u chance to show
what power silver dollars had-a chance
to flood the country without competing
with gold ~ Ea = II,
My friends. 1t was left for the Rcpub-
lean party to bring back the gold and
silver to our country and place conf
dencee In business and make this .coun-
try the most prosperous in the world.
Higher wages We're paid than before
the war. or atSany time when the Demo-
cratic party was In power.
1t may be true that Mr.. Bryan can
destroy monopolles and trusts with free
silver, out what destroys these institu-
lions destroys the chances to labor as
well. for IL the manufacturers do not
have confidence in future sales. and
stock the warehouses with goods to
tempt the buyer. times will get no bet
ter. It's the money invested by manu-
facturers in stock which starts the
wheels Of Industry and puts the money
in circulation. y ~ ~ :
There are thousands walking the street
and highways looking for work, but
manufacturers do not care to invest In
oraunless they can see where they
can get their dollars back. s53i
Even Democrats, who ''love the work.
ingman," will not risk their good money
TO help Them That is business. they
say. But some people think the Demos
cratsare all poor: We see some of these
fellows nmong} lis and know them too
we'll WOREINGMAN .
Wheeling, W. Va, Oct. 10.
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DEMOCRATS GETTING DESPERATE,
Offering TO Trade Governor and Congress,
men for State Offices

0rerinS TO Trade Governor anil Congress.
men FOR State Offices.
TO the Editor of tho 1ntellieencer.
SlR:--The Democrats here, realizing
their hopeless condition. are Offering 10
support Hon.. CIV. Atkinson, the Re-
publican candidate for governor, and
lion. A. G. Dayton, the Republican can
.didate for Congress, II the Republicans
viii support b. i. watring. the Popo-
cratic nominee for Justice of the peace
in the district. Think OF Il. Trading
OFT the candidates for governor and
Congress in exchange for votes for the
small and nitlable office OF Justice.
Wonder what General Cornelius Com
tinuous-otiice- holding- Candidate Watts
and Junior Brown, whose heart is bleed
ing for the Popocratic votes, think OF
this scheme? The Republicans have a
good and true Republican for the office
ofjustice in the person of S. II. Mickey,
and II Is safe to say the scheme will
not work to any extent.
The Republicans of Grant county are
alive we'll organized and are hustling
and can be relied upon to roll up not
less tan 1000 for Atkinson, Dayton and
hefentire Republican ticket
A montser meeting will be held here
Tuesday night. Hon. George w At
kinson will be the principal speaker.
Special excursion trains Will be run over
the WestNVirginia Central from Davis
and Gormap to accommodate the vast
number who desire to turn out and hear
the silver fallacy exposed. West Vir-
GINA wants no 50-crnt dollars. Z.
Senator s. b. .Elklns. Congressman
"A. 6. Dayton and Senator George H.
Wellington, OF Maryland, are billed to
speak at Davis Saturday afternoon and
night. AspecIal excursion train will be
trun from Piedmont. This will doubt
less be one OF the largest political gath
erinSs ever held in Tucker county.
SOUND MONEY. L
81 r3ayari. w. Va, Oct. 10. 4 & s
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Sociallst-The reason I'm a Bryan man
Is because ,wantto cut down tho wealth
ofEthese plutocrats. Il - =. - :
WorkingmanI-,7Yes. I've thought bit
about that, butit strikes ME good deal
, ~ oltlhs on ones nose 10 spite ones
Socialist--How'a thato4.
W'ofkiingman-Wcll. III tell you. Just
!Suppns9, 10. instance, that a mans
WHOSE income Is 500 n year .lns Its
nurcnaslnG power cut down to $4,000 by
nicely. can't he? But how about his
fellows whose incomes amount 10 oniv
5000 or even $500? " free silver cuts
tho purchasing power down To $500 or
siSo II VIII squeeze them pretty hard.
wont it?--St. Paul Pioneer Press.
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Some PEOPLES Folly.ss

Why some persons will suffer with
tho cxcruciating pangs olrl,elmatism,
when they eau be so easily cured by
that greatest Of pain.clrcs, Salvation
Oil, is past human comprehension.
That Salvation Oil docs cure rllcuma-
tism is evidenced byN1r. G. i. sclra-
der, Pierce, Mob, WHO says: II have
used Salvation Oil and think there is
no linimcnton earth likeit. i Ind Tic
rheumatism for several months and
could get no relief until used Sal.
walton Oil, two bottles ofwhicl, effected
azure, and l'fccl MS well MS ever. No
home should be witlloutit.' Salvation
OIL is9sold everywhere for 25 cents.
Wien dealers offer. Il substitute be-
ware, you'll DO yictimlzcd. Insist on
having the best, Salvation Oil.
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For Weak NIen With Nervous Debility
3fh:s Is Certainly the Change off, Life

+a' ~ Serta'hsys Inc Shni.c or u Life
time. r 800 II
x Weak men suffering. from nervous de-
billy. weakened powers and exhausted
vlsor. can now take new hope. Here Is
something which Will powerfully. Inter-
stRthem 1t Is q factSthat until now
sufferers have been debarred from seek
ing q cure by the great specialists In
these complaints owing TO the cost OF
travel 10 the large city and the high fees
charged by these eminent physicians. *"
Here. therefore. Is u chance for, weak
men in our community which should not
be lost. DIR. Greene. Of rs West 18th ST.,
New York City, who has the largest
practice in the world, ana who Ia With
out doubt the most successful specialist
In curins,.thls classrot diseases offers to
give free consultation by mail to all
weakened. Vigorless and nerve-syhat,St-
ed men, You have the privilege ofscon-
aultins Dr., Greene by letter describing
your complaint and he Will, after care
fully considering your condition. send
you a letter fully explaining all Your
symptoms. telling you everything about,
your complaint so plalnlylthat y&,u will
.underStaud exactly what alls yuu He
WillnlSo give you his advice, based upon
his vast experience and wonderful .uc-
cess lntt.eatIng and curing such cases,
as to just what to do to yet cured. All
this Will cost you nothing and you can
thus have consultation with the best
known z physician and acknowledged
most successful specialist In the world,
without leaving home and mt no expense
whatever. The doctor IS the dlscoverer
3 %.tbat greatest of medicines, DR..
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve rem
edy, and he has discovered many other
most valuable remedies Writelto him
now, forcthis Is the chance, OF q lifeline
10 get cured which YOU may never have
upu II, ~ i5t'r7's q sfshss Ait
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~ - : tHH.IrI
This Means You.

Are You insured? 2 Free coinage would
isllr by making the policy payable In
dollars Instead Of one hun
bred cent dollars, as now.
3, Have YOU any money In the bank?
Free coinage woud5rediice the value OF
1t orc-half for the same reason.
& Do YOU draw q pension? Free COIN
age would diminish the value OF 1t one
half again for the same reason.
Free coinage would take away one
: hall the value OF all the money you
rpcRi vol 'tsal af ~ 49, a.ga'l.aJ
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The best salve In the world for cuts,
bruises. sores. ulcers. salt rheum. fever
sores, letter. chapped hands. chilblnlns,
corns. and all skin eruptons, and posi-
lively cures piles. or no pay required.
1t IL guaranteed to give perfect salts.
faction or money refunded Price Is
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company. ~ ~.
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FORT SMITH, Ark, Oct. ls.-A:ne-,
gro dance near Scullyvllle last night
broke up In a row. Two negro men
whose names arc not known were kill
ed. Two others are under arrest,
charged with doing the shooting.
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BETTER Than 500 Reward.

On receipt of ten cents, cash or
stamps. generous sample Will be
mailed OF the most popular Catarrh
and Hay Fever Cure (Ely's Cream
Balm) sufficient TO demonstrate It's
great merit. Full size soc. - q
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Misses Medium Sized Leg o'AIutton'
Slecve-This ~ pre- eminently the mode,
of the season for making the sleeves or
young girls cloth dresses. The pattpfn
is.made up over \ lifted lining and join
ed by one seam iii the Under arm 1t Il
finely gathered Into the arm size nid
possesses just exactly the right amount
OF fulness demanded by the seasons
modes. 1t Is Adaptable to all sorts OF
materials either silk or wooden. but ii
particularly suited to tailor-mnde
gowns, Norfolk suits and ALL fall and
winter dresses of heavy materials
20694:--Mlsses' One-Seam Medium
Size lego Mutton Sleeves requires for
medium Size q. yards material ~ inches
wide, l yard SO Inches wide or Y yard n
inches wide. Cut In five sizes, l., Is, II,
Is and IL years.
Please observe thu following meas
urements:1 III (. RI II
For walsts--Measurc around fullest
part of bust close under arm; raise
slightly in the back, draw moderately
tight.
For skirts-Measure around waist,
over the belt: draw moderately tight.
Printed directions accompany each
pattern, showing how the garment Is
to be made. Il Z
When ordering patterns for children,
please also state age of child.
y Cut out the illustration along the
lines. being careful not 70 deface the
number OF the pattern. as 1t is import
ant.
A paper pattern OF this Illustration
may be obtained by cutting out the II
Il .4aNl a u
size OF pattern desired, together with
ten cents for, each pattern, to the Pat
tern Department OF
THE 1NTELLIGENCER.
isl5l Wheeling, w
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September II and "a. October !, s, Is
and 90. 81 % round trip to Pittsburgh
via Pennsylvania lines. from Wheel
Ing. for the exposition; return coupons
valid two days. This rate includes ad-
mission to the exposition. IA
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Distressing kidney and bladder dis.
eases relieved In six hours by the NEW
8NEY. CURE" This new remedy il !,
great surprise on account OF It's exceed.
ing promptness In relieving pain In the
bladder, kidneys, back and every part
OF the urinary passage In male or fe-
male. 1t relieves retention OF water and
pain In passing It almost Immediately:
II You want quick relief and cure this
/. Is your remedy. Sold by r. H,S'LIst,
druggist, Wheeling. w. Va. s} y
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Pittsburgh Excursion. Via Pennsylvania

Headache cured In 20 minutes by DR..
Miles Pain Pills. "One cent dose" al,
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Gnarantec.i 10 FIT In Every Case u ii
islti proprr Size ia Given. tY4.4

/ We have made an arrangement with
one OF the Oldest and most reliable pa.
per pattern houses in New York. which
enables us to OTTER our readers stand.
ard and perfect.attins patterns OF tse
very latest and newest designs.
These patterns are retailed in stores
at from thirty TO forty cents, We have
made ARRANGEMENTS Whereby we. can
offer them at the extremely low price
OF ten cents. IA y liLa..kL.3. y < .s'.ill. Z
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NEW YORK. NOV,

h" Is III /.
(; NY DEytR 4 sIR;--I fear that the
threatening position OF the silver quaa-
l4lon VIII check completely any de-
S,nand for.theA per cent bonds here and
I'm Europe. The damage which the
passage OK thin measure will do to our
hubble credit abroad cannot be over
s,istimated. To2remonet!zeas silver upon
ttz old standard, and make 1t 4 legal
tender for all private and publIcdebts,
will be considered by the whole civillz-
%el world 5as an nctEnf rcpudiatlOnson
zinc part ofthe Federal government, and
cast an tain upon our National credit,
which Yllas hitherto stood rs high and
bright, rs that of any government IN
5theIwprid. HI M d. Is.
II Iisjust as much Reputation for the
Federal N government TO compel Its
yb0ndholdcrs to accelH the payment Of
their Interest In ssllver, which Is at u
3dlsGount.or 10 per cent against :}thG
(. gold (which the government received
Torljts bondss az II would be II Congress
sJrcreed that all the bonds OF the uni-
led Sta,es should not bear q higher
#interest than 2 per cent per annum.
no do such a thing now us ls ;contcni-
the Bland silver bal, WHEN
aithe Federal finances are In n flourish
INK condition, when the premium on,
gold has been reduced to 2iaG3 per
scen.,$7and when our funded debt sclls
$ddial5to that OF any other public Kcc,ir.
5Eity Iii Ethc}S world, 50 actually as IL K a
man. tof. wealth ana pogltion, SEShp had
byfasllfe. long cDurscSo t &attictB honesty
/, acquired z tbf5,yc Learned Il confidence
,3and respect OF his fellow-citi2cns and
The Washington bee., 1896-01-04
PHELPS AND LINCOLN.

Invited by the President to Act as Vene-
zuela Commissioners.
Washington, Dec. 26.-Tne President
has rendered places on the Venezuela
commission to Edward J. Phelps, Ct
Vermont, ex-Minister to England, and
Robert T. Lincoln, Of Illinois, ex-Min-
ister to England.
Their acceptances have not been re-
ceived and the third place un the COM
mission will not be filled until Mr..
Phelps and Mr.. Lincoln accept. 1t is
said that Mr.. Lln:oIn was Secretary
Olney's own selection, and that Chief
Justice Fuller, of illinois, also strongly
recommended him, on the ground tia:
a report signed by two former Ameri-
can Ministers to England, both OF
whom have been warmly praised by
the British press for many years, will
have much weight in Great Britain. I;
is urged that public opinion in England
cannot ascribe to such men as Phelps
and Lincoln any prejudice against
England, where they are both very
popular.
The third member of the commission
is likely to be one of the Associate JUS
tices of the United States Supreme
Court, probably either Justice Brewer
or Justice Brown. Mr.. Harlan, whose
selection was strongly urged by sew
eral Senators, is not considered by tn.
President.
The Washington bee., 1896-01-04
NEW MEXICAN ARMY RIFLE.
Astonishing Demonstration of Its Force
Old Horses as Targets@ =,

Astonishing Demonstration of It's Force
Old Horses as Targets
Mexico City, Dec. 26.-The Depart
ment of War Of the Mexican Govern
ment has recently made a most salts
factory test at 200 yards Of the new
rifle it is proposed to adopt in the Mex
lean army. A block Of hard wood
nearly six feet thick. was penetrated
about thirty-nine inches, which is sait
to exceed the record made by any othe:
gun.
To study the effect Of the projectile
upon a living body, five disabled artil-
lery horses were stationed at a distance
of 1000 yards from the riflemen. The
first horse fell, pierced through the
heart and died instantly. The death OF
the others was almost as rapid. The
autopsy showed that the projectile
small though it was, was marvellous!
effective and must necessarily, by its
shape and speed, prove almost instant
ly fatal. Another singular circunl-
stance noted was that the entrance
made by the bullet was so small as to
be scarcely perceptible.
The Washington bee., 1896-01-04
WAR IS DUE.

According to Ii ut.-Col. Henry, of ST
Louis-What England Would Do.
st. Louis, Dec. 26.-Lieut.-Col Guy
V. Henry, commander of the Jefferson
barracks, talked freely on the possibil
ity Of war with England AMI it's re
suits. 1T is a hist ,rical fact" sale
Col. Henry, that the United States h:t.
engaged in a war about every twenty
five years, and the time is ripe for an
other engagement. The only thing thai
will stave off a conflict is a backdowl
on the part Of England.
IF hostilities should break out Eng
lands course would be to attack ou1
seaports. She would station ironciads
ir front of New Torf and Boston anG
shell the cities, but that is not the ell
tire country. AS to landing troops in
Canada, venture to say that we could
get 100000 men ever there inside of
thirty days, men, too, who have smell
ed powder. We could conquer the
whole of Canada and prevent them US
ing that as a base of operations. Eng
land might land troops elsewhere, but
that is a small part OF the business
The principal part Of the work IS to
keep the men SUPPLIED with food and
ammunition after they have landed
The Washington bee., 1896-01-04
THE WASHINGTON BEE.
BROTHERS SCOT BROTHERS.
An Overcoat Saved Young Clarence Nc
Murtry, but wilber Plum Was Not So

Murtry, but Wiiber Plum Was Not So
Lucky.
Plainfield, N. j., Dec. 24.-That Clar-
ence McMurtry, of Somerset street, is
live is due solely to a heavy overcoat-
Yesterday morning as Mr.. McMurtry
was preparing to leave his home for
Scott's Press Works, where he is en-
ployed. Clarence's little brother Ray
mond, looking around for mischief.
spied an old revolver, which had not
been used for years. Going into an ad
joining room, he saw his brother with
ais heavy overcoat on, and thought
.essly pointed the revolver at him, ex-
claiming: Look out, or I'll shoot"
The revolver went off. The bullet
whistled by the head of Mrs. McMurt-
~, who was carrying a lamp and let it
fall in the excitement. The bullet hit
Clarence just below his left shoulder
blade. The wound bled considerably,
but DR.. Zizler says the injury is not
dangerous. The boys were close enough
together when the bullet was fired tc
have caused instant DEATH but for the
fortunate protection of the heavy over
coat.
The Washington bee., 1896-01-04
Started a Mill by Wire.

Gadsden, Ala, Dec. 26-The Dwight
Manufacturing Company. of Chicopee
Mass, started it's Southern mill here
yesterday by electricity. A young wo-
man at Winona, Mimi, touched the
button that started the machinery at
o'clock. She christened the Is, ,000- horse
power engine Maybienne. The Western
Union Telegraph Company arranged
the electrical apparatus by a straight
circuit of 1900 miles. The mill began
operations yesterday. It Is of 10000
spindle capacity and is the largest in
Alabama The electrical arrangement
was fixed so as to break a bottle Of
champagne over the engine at the mo-
ment of christening. The mill employs
800 people and $50 cottages are now be-
ing completed by the Dwight Company.