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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-09-24

Cestion and rich, red bIoou IlaKs PIV1p5
k ioot youthful. DR.. Pierce's Golden MED.
; ;cs1 Discovery makes rich, red blood. y
makes health in the right way. II VOTES $
.,la to the right theory, and IN 80
Years Years Of practice, ii has proved that me ns
theory is absolutely correct. 1t begins a.
the beeinning--begins by putting the ston-
och liver and bowels into perfect oraei,
but It begins its good work on me Dtou1
before It finishes with the digestive system,
II searches out disease germs wnele we
they may be ard forces them :, oua o' =. ~ >
BODY. All druggists keep the "QlscoysA1'
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lPatchey is a general favorite in this
section and captured the race after q
hard struggle, taking the first, fourth

Patchey is general favorite in this
section and captured the race after q
hard struggle, taking the first, fourth
and sixth heats.
The 2:4s, class race was VOL in
slrai.li Aralsby ~ Wilkes. although
he was harI pu~hd III every heat.
The other horses fought for places al
the way through.
The folt-yrar-o'a race furnished q
surprise TO many rs nearly every ont
had figured on Ben Perren's taking
the race after he captured thc first
heat in 2:4S IA. Then Pastoral, own
cd by +. j. Waslburn Of Randolph,
went in and took the next three heats
and the race. This colt promises,
with proper handling, to be quite fast,
although it has not received any spc-
cial work.
Following are the summaries
2:26 cLAss, TRor AND PACE, PURSE 500.
Patchey, b MT SIayton) l32lv
Jedeo o.. b s, (Burnham) 2llz5
Maggie H, blk M, (FelU 5z55o
Lizzie Phelps, CHI m, (Town) az
Time 2:26 IA, 226 l-4223 Ia 2:2s, 2;2s IL
2:aO CLASS, TRoT AND PACE, PURSE SIS.
! 10 wilkes, s s. (Sunderlin) ~
| Ida j., b m, Davis sad
Greenhorn, CHI m, tSiayton) 80
Ellen N, (ccgswelD -
Harry b. g., lwhee.. %
FouR-yEA r. OLD cLAs q, TRo- AND PACE. PURSE $40
Pastoral, CHI g., paige
| Ben Ferren, Blk $, (Cuuer) 1929
jim Paige, 81 Page S99 3
Calico j, 50 Z tSuitor) go
Harry Bailey, b 6. (Johnson) ol4
| Tine, 2:iS Ia, 2:5l Is, s:5u' 2:oo.
Thursday on account OF the rain
the track was llther soft ut first, bul
after considerable wol king it was put
| in excellent condition. Many judges
said they had never seen i 50 last
Rain, which had fallen all the morn
! inc. did not interfere with the races
until the last heat of the free-for-all
4 In this race the track record Of 2:24 ~
was broken three times by Robert D..
3:l2, in 2:23, 2:23 IA and 2:23 3-4
driven by that veteran reinsnlan
4 Chas. TAYLOR Of White River JUNG
ton, who is in his Goth year and prob
ably the oldest driver in the business
| TODAY. The first heat was taken ..
Graphic and the next three by liober
B. All but the last were fought on
to the wire. Clorine, 2:l3 II, own
ed by G. 9. Warren OF Waterbury
probably had more speed than IN.
horse in the party, but it took all Q
the skill Of that expert driver, Z. I
Cogswell Of Concord, N. H., to keel
her from breaking, which she did OF
the first turn of every heat.
i 10 Wilkes, who captured the "a
class the day before, took the 20
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-09-24
Vermont Pensions.

Restoration ard additional, Rodol-
phus w. Woods (deceased), West
Hartford; increase, Richard I. Boyce,
West Burke; reissue, James u. Rob-
inson, Brandon; original, widows,etc.,
CYNTHIA Wood, West Hartford: minor
of Charles McCarty, Underhill Center,
Harriet S. Palmer, Danville.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-09-24
TOMEN are not tho

only ones VINO aiS
sensitive about their
ages. A man doesn't
like to be told that
he is getting old.
Health keeps a man
young. It doesn't
make any difference
if he has lived eigh-
ty years. If they
have been healthy
years, he will be
1hale and hearty. and
won't 10 ok within,
twenty years as o !:
as he is. Good d.
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class us handily, not being pushed TO-
the wire. The 2:33 class was very
gool race, although the winner, Susie
Star, owned by y. M. Phillips Of
Bethel, showed some good clean work,
making bu' one break in the whole
afternoon.
Following Is the summary
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HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills, Bill
Iousness, Indigestion, Aeadacne.
Easy 70 take, easy to operate zoc'
n.an,a Rheumatic Pills absolutely cure
Rhcumatism 4 Neurslgia. EntirelyveRetaoie.e aie
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CAMPAIGN rLANs.
or tho sound Nancy Dtmoorn,s-wni
Mnrk N~lrnrnn,lN.

'''' AkutVNhll
INDIANAPOLIS. Aup b-,rhn ,trs,
mcc,irr M ala ,~n,,,I,a,
~ "''p 'oHn'.'Vc h''
houhceu 'ote Fflnny~niSht by Chairman
Palmer, OF tho gold Democrats, was held
this morning. hrtlnnIny n, IN n.,,,o,.
Tho,, ,.o,o n..,,.,,,,,
W." i'.o'"'' W ~ i'Ehuh'' lINul-
8hhpolls; VIII. lialdcmNn, Louisville;
Frederick Lehman. 81 Iouls, Jnhn N
IIoptlns rhicnyo, I,,i, n ,',h,,
81. ,v,. go" =, "'
'N''V','" 49, Su'i"'l ~ iioiulnR' CIcNc-
lhndi Chhrlcs Tracey, Albany; i, W, NJ.
Cutchron. n. Paul nnh I NJ E,,b,or
N,,,,on,o., Al, '
"N"'eiS' ""'
inc coi'iittce organized by clcctlng Mr..
Bynum chairman and John II. Wilson
srcrninrv A rapsror,o,Io, onn.,I,,,n
=, ...a,.,n,
WIS uppu'"ocu " urTuhSe uates Tor the
national convention. 1t consists OF Hop.
klnS az chairman, Falkncr and Holding.
~ committee or two on campaign 1T
crature was appointed, consisting OF
Cutcheon and Usher. II was author
lIed TO proceed nj oncn to secure and dis
tribute gold STANDARD literature. John
II. Rooney. secretary or the Democratic
honest money league OF America, wna
called IN ana arrangements effected for
Tor n larEc quantity OF such literature.
The headquarters OF the campaign
work previous to the convention are to
Do In this city. and MIR. liynum and Mr..
Wilson were authorized to rent quarters
suitable FOR an aggressive pre%-convcntion
campaign. II was the sense OF the cum
mittecmcn that the work should begin
ut once.
The next meeting Will DO held at the
Palmer house, Chicago. Monday. August
II. In the meantime the address to the
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COCHRAN VS.. BRYAN.
The GreHt New York Orator Will Reply to
the 10y Orator.

Tho Grent New York Orator viii Reply to
the 10y Orator.
NEW YORK. Aug. 9.-Perry Belmont
win preside at the mass meeting Of the
Democratic Honest Money League. It
will probably be held next Friday night.
Other prominent Democrats who will be
present are Roswell P. Flower. William
c. Whitney. District Attorney Fellows
and Hugh ]. Grant. Mr.. Cochran, in re-
plying TO the letter OF Invitation, said:
Il will gladly contribute anything In
my power TO the success OF the object
the Democratic Honest Money League
has been organized to promote. 1t will
afford me great pleasure TO address n
a meeting under the auspices OF your
association at any date that may be ST.
lected by H."
1t ~ expected that Mr.. Cochran will
answer the speech by Mr.. Bryan 10 be
made Wednesday night on the occasion
OF his notification.
a stirring appeal was issued by the
Union Veterans Patriotic League to-
day asking the survivors OF the war OF
the rebellion to rally TO the support OF
Nickinley and save the nation from dis
honor and financial ruin.
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ALLEGHENY IN LINE.
Allegheny City Joins Other Pcnnsyl-
vania Towns and Has Nothing But
Praise for the Littlc Condueror.

Di,,,h,-rb po,t. rh,- 80 ~
o,,,,an. a, A,,o,bn,, ,.ho .uoo,, ,,., y,
,n,h,,r,or,to,,,, nr ,,oo. 49, ro,,o,,,,nn
rna,1on, ., ovr clt,. ~. on.aa,n,a,I,,,
h.. ,,vo..iu.,oa a.. ,nma.a.. a..n.
All ,ho-n ,a, A. .,n,,,on,
nho1on. -, so,,h, No, Cha n.or,, -, ,hs
m,.,a ~ !. -
'''iS e0"Hut1o' " III" 1"e re'p'' e'u'l'
IL 10 De. rms report comes from l9I
West End avenue, where resides Mrs.
G. w Mrpborqor.
80,
Mrs' MCPHERSON Is a wonderfully
pleasant woman OF middle age, and Is
mt present n nIcture NJ health. "I
-. -, -"
maven nI"a!s oeeh So 'nous"' e"e
said, during O conversation the other
day. "I was n very sick. miserable
r,or,, ,,,u po,,., iii, hro,rh.
~ .' ' NV o"N "'
PACK 10 heaIth ana happiness. was
troubled with weakness Il my back.
md hackache for y,ors Anon, n wear
~
"Eo II eot eo pau mat iouru 'he us
ease going all over me. and attacking
other vital organs. For instance. my
,,am.,h ,,o,,n,o 80 ,,,aa.Iaza1 ,t,, :
~ i" '' u''''"''eu 'n"'
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In order 70 give everyone an oppur-
tunity to see the grand crops In the
western states and enable the intending
settler to securG 4 home. the Chicago,
Milwaukee II st. Paul Railway has ar
ranged TO run n series Of harvest OK
cursIons TO South and North Dakota,
and to other states in the west, north
west and southwest on the following
dates: July 81. August 4 and IS. Sep
TENDER ]. Is, 90 and October Q and 20. nj
the low rate OF two dollars more than
ONE FARE for the round trip. Tickets
will be good for return on any Tuesday
or Friday within twenty-one days from
date Of sale. For rates. time OF Grains
and further details apply 10 any cou-
pom ticket agent In the east or south,
or address John r, Pott, District Pass
engcr Agent, W!lIamsport. Pa. IN
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Special Dispatch 10 the I~ntelliCencer.
CLARKSBURG, W. Va. August O.
Hon. Stuart i. Reed. OF the university
board OF regents. made six appoint
ments yesterday 20 the West Virginia
University cadet corps. The appoint
ments are ms follows: Ira J. Pratt
Beech Grove, w. Va: Mr.. G. s. High
land, West Milford. Harrison county:
Charles Amber, ST. Mary's. Peasants
county: Thomas s. Lang, Bridgeport,
Harrison county; +. II. McGrrgor,
Cairo, Richie county, and II. II. Veon,
ParkersburS, Wood county
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Editor Morrison. OF the Worthlngton,
Ind, Sun, writes: You have n valu-
able prescription in Electric BIttcrs,
and | can chccrfully recommend 1t for
constipation and sick headache, and as
a general system tonic It has no equal"
Mrs. Annie Stehle. 2G25 Cottage Grove
avenue. Chicago. wus all run down,
could not cat nor digest food. had a
backache which G left her and felt
tired and weary. but six bottles of Elcc-
trio B!ttcrs restored her health and re-
ncwcd her strength. Prices 30 cents and
81 90. Get n bottle at Logan Drug Com
pany's drug store. 6
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Train Connection, via Ohio River l,ail.
roud nr Cincinnati, LouisviIic, Phiiu.
delphIn and New York,

Since the new train schedule went in
TO effect Oh the Ohio River railroad. train
No, l Cincinnati Flyer leaves Wheel
inE Cos u. NJ. ParkcrsburE 1910 a, m,
Fonoroy l2:lG y. M, pt. Pleasant l:l0 D,
H., Gallipoiis l:20 p. m. arrives Kenovn
$40 y. m, making direct connection with
the famous i. +. ", on the Chesapeake
& Ohio railway. arriving at Cincinnati
G p. m, Lexington 5:i5 p. m. Louisville
$50 p. IN. Connections made In Cincln-
natl for all points south, west and north
west.
Parlor car between Wheeling and Kc-
nova.
Train No. 2 (Ncw York Flyer) leaves
KcnOvn 7:25 n. NJ, Huntington 7:45 n. NJ.
GnllIpo!is 300 q. m, ri. Pleasant a:97 n,
IN, POmGrOy OBS n. M, Pnrkcrshurc
ll:J5 a. m. WlllInmstown 1892 n. m, nr.
rlVes Wheeling 3:25 p. M, making direct
connections with the Pennsylvania lines,
arriving Pittsburgh 6;lb p. M. Harris
burg 2:l0 n. m, Washington TAO a. M.
Baltimore $40 n. m. Philadelphia go?
a, m, New York 7:i3 n. H.. Parlor chr
between Kcnova and Wheeling.
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Distressing kidney and bladder dis.
eases relieved In six hours By thu
NEW GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN
KIDNEY CURE" This new remedy
Is u great surpriSc OIL nccount Of Ito
exceeding rroinptncss IN relieving pain
In the bladder, Kidneys. bncls and every
part OF the urinary passage In mule
or female. II relieves retention OF
water and pain In passing II almost
immediately. If you want quick relief
and cure this Ia your remedy. Sold by
II. ii. List. druggist. Wheeling. W. Va.
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sent TO Ills Morhcr IN GERMANY.

Mr.. Jacob Esbcrscn, who is. In tho
employ of the Chicago Lumber Co. at
pcs MoInes, Iowa, says: II have AUST
sent some medicine back to my mother
in tho old country, that I know from
personal use TO be the best medicine in
the world for rheumatism, having used
1t In my family for several years. II Ia
called Chanber!aIn'H Pain Balm. Il
always does the work" 10 cent bottles,
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Ii HUNG IS FUNNY.
lilo Foxes Fun nj british Statesmen IN
Their prrstuCe,

Their Presence.
LONDON. Aug. o.-Thc feature OF II
Hung CltNnR'E character which has
most struck those who IRE cscortlng him
around IN this country In his good
hutnof. lie II pcrpCtuhlly oil the grin.
When Mr.. Chamberlain was Intro
duccd to him In tho house OF commons
to-day Ii was convlilSch with laughter
ut the colonial grcrrtary'g monoclc. lilo
kept pointing 10 II like n child. and final
drowned the voice OF the member who
was addressing the house Mt the moment.
Mr., Chamberlain, whit Is becoming an
accomplished cOurtlor, made an admlrl-
bic prCtcnSe OF enjoying the joke.
When Ii cspiCd two legislators sitting
in their places wearing the now fash.
iOnnble yellow walstcoats, he observed
10 Mr.. CURSOR through nm Interpreter:
"TheSr surely are two OF the great men
Of your assembly"
They happened to be nOnentltles whose
nnmes were even unknown TO Mr.. Cur
son.
When III was having an Interview
with Lord Salisbury, he Immediately
noticed the British prime minister's pc
cullar habit OF jogging his left knee up
and down whenever Bented.
II fixed his eye on the premler'S knee,
smiled broadly and then began to Jog
his " knee In mimlcry. This rather
dlscOnccrned Lord Salisbury, who d.
vprtcd his attention by firing un nwk-
ward question ut him about tho obstruc-
tlonH to trade offered by the Chinese
government.
II Is impossible a. ascertain whether
any diplomatic object has been gained
by the British government or not
through his visit. lie IL vigorously non
commlttnl In NIL his observations. and
not ~ inkllnE haa been given nr tho
tenor OF the report he Intends To make TO
the imperial council on his return to
pekln. lie has been careful to explain
that he has no executive power and Is
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Tho National Collection Agency, OF
Washington, d. C.. will dispose OF tho fol-
lowing judgments:
WEST VIRGINIA.
BelinS,on Coal and Coke Co, BollnSton,
ts u; John l. Baker. Hlueield. ESS Ii: j.
F. Gillespie K Co.. Bretz. 81 ii: Farrell,
Norman & Co.. Brookvillr, 1903 90: j,
r. BowermastCr. Bruccton, $6S Is: Aug.
Schultz. Charlestown, IS q: G.. NJ. Chris
tian. DinEess. Sjt:i 90: G. L. Benedict, East
Bank. SlSI ": /. J. Baker. Fetterman,
Siai Oh: c. Rogers. F'rametOwn. So %. q,
W. Sinner & Son. Freed, S132 Jo:W.T. Lilly,
G~rafton.$cSi o.: Il. W: Cowan. Greenwood.
;?:i 90: VI. Parsons. lleniricEs. t2Si, 20; A..
Lyons, $G6 2: p. Kennedy, .pceryvIlle,
800 90: y; II! Payne; P%eeryy!!lc; 81 3:
Wheeler. Rowlesburg: sol IS; Stone. Bow.
man e Co. RowlcStirg. $1S2 Is: j. D..
Cowger & Co.. Rowlcsburg. SiS2 Is: J. D..
lass, Rusk. Ssl s.: Bartlett Bros. Trip
KENTUCKY.
W. II. Smith, B~ar5oursyille, I52 -: Rob-
ert Allen. Burksyllle, 500 S.: JIG. B. Allen.
Crockettville, iS2 %: J. C.: Stewart 6 Co,
cybags,, &S 8: Moses Turner; Evaris.
Craft. Gabbagd. 81 IS: II. E. 4 j. F. Paul,
Glasgow. i2GS %: y. ". Pennington, Ison-
vile $c6l 90; Harry W~eddington. Laynes-
vile: sl;6 %; y. s. Emmal, MiddIeseoro.
L. c. Bailey. OIL Springs. 1916 CT: +. +.
Ouigley. Pcwec Valley, tiiS &C; ", V,
Jones, Pittsburgh. SO Il; Union Coal Co.,
Pittsburgh. 81 30; Matt Shearor. Red
House. t9a 20; II. Fl. Brnshears. Salt Creek,
Si2c IS: Ledford e. Asher. Spring Creek,
OHIO.
Chas. McTsroom. Akron, slij IS: G.. A..
HRrte. lronton. SO 60: John MadnGan. Sid
ney, so o.
SEND BIDS TO
,fHB NATIONAL COLLECTION AGENCY.
WASHINGTON. d. C.
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Mr.. C, y. YONKER. a well known

Mr.. C. n. YONkER. a well known
druggist OF Bowling Green, Ohio, IA
speaking OF ChambcrlaIn's Cough Rem
icdy, snys: II take pleasure In recon-
mcndlng it TO my customers, for | am
certain that It Will always please them.
| sell more of 1t than all other kinds
put together" For sale by C. II,
Goethe, w. W. Irwin. c. Schncpt, c.
Menkc,nellrr. John KARI, W. II. Hague,
II. c. Stewart, II. Il. Burt. j. Coleman,
A. e. Schcalc. William MCnkcmellcr.
J. q. EhOle, Wheeling; Bowie 4 Co,
bridgeport: d. +. Peabody & Son, Ben
wood,
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Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used by millions OF mothcrs for
their children while teethIng. with per-
feet SUCCESS. II soothcs tho child, soft
cn5 the gums, allnys all pnin: cures
wind collie, and ID the beat remedy for
dlnrrlioeu. Twenty-Five cents q bottle.
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"RoYS will be boys" but you can't
afford to lose any of them. BE ready for
the green apple season by having De-
Wits Collie & Cholera Cure In the
house. Charles X. GoctZc, corner Twelfth
and Market streets; Bowie e. Co,
Bridgeport: Peabody & Son. Bcnwood,
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The best saivc IN the world for cuts,
bruises. sorcg, ulcers, salt rlieum, fever
sores. letter. chopped hands, ~chllblaing,
corns, and all Dltln cruptionB. md POSI-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t IL guaranteed to givn perfect satiy-
faction or money refunded. Price IS
cents per box. For salo by Logan Drug
Company.
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Special Dispatch to the Intelltgencer.
WESTON, W. Va, Aug. G.-The prop
osItIon to isue bonds TO build the Little
knnawha railroad carried by n big ma
tnrlty In Gllmer COUNTY Yesterday.
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GREAT sales prove the great, merit
OF Hoods S|nrsapnrIlla, and great merit
enables II u accomplish wonderful
cures. q
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue OF n deed Of trust made by,
James W. Dlnch and Nancy Il. Dlnch, his
wife, and John Dinch to me, aS trustee,
bearing date OIL the first day OF April. 1879.
and now OF record In the clerks office OF
Virginia, In Deed OF Trust Rock No. 81,
page $50, ! will on
TUESDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF Sep
TENDER, 1876.
pell at public auction on the premises
hereinafter described the real estate de-
rscr!bcd In said deed OF trust, that IL to say,
all that certain tract OF and ituIted on
the waters of Castleman's Run. In the
district OF Liberty. Ohio county. West NIr-
Eirla, and adjoining tho lands OF Joseph
o. Curtis, Joseph McCauSlnnd. John G..
Rodgers and others, nnd bounded and de-
scribcd as follows: beginning Mt IA white
oak In Jos, McCausland's line and running
thence north l6' east Il poles to Il stake;
thence south ~ east 20 pOIeH to a stake
near the barn on sail land: thence south
So east 20 poles 10 4 black walnut. corner
TO lands OF johnson L Garrison and 9TH
ers: thence south s. ems, lsT poles To n
beech. corner 10 lands OF Joseph q Curtis:
thence north IS 30 west III poles to n
sugar tree. corner to lands OF Joseph Me
and Is links 10 tho place OF beginning. md
containing iorty-siN i6l acres n two GU
rcods, moro or less, this being the same
property that was conveyed to James W.
Dt9ch rUd joan Dtnrh by julia y. Pnil
and Robert /. Prail. her husband. by deed
bearing date March .. 1893. and now OF
record In the clerks Office OF the county
court m Ohio county. West Virginia.
TERMS OF SALE-Onc-,hIrd OF the
purchase money and as muclr.morc as the
purchaser may elect TO pay In cash on day
OF sale; the balance In two equal pay
meHts ut onc md two years, the purchaser
executing his notes with approved per
sonal security for the deferred Install
ments. with interest from day OF sale.
the interest on the second deferred in
stallment payable annually: the tttlc TO
said property to be retained until said
notes are lifted.
JOHN Z. DUNLAP.
aui Trustee.
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@R
80. L..

The American Protective Tariff League
is a national organization advocating
"Protec'ion TO American Labor and
Industry" as explained by its cons,itu-
ton. as follows
9TH, object o. thiu League shall be to prosoe.
inorain I.bor ny \ tariff or imports, which sh,II
ndsaIatsly seeuro kmOricnn industrial product,
against tho composition OF f5roign labor"
There arc no personal or private
profits in connection with the organiza.
ton and it's sustained by memberships.
contributions and the distribution Of its
publications.
FIRST c7rrsSpord.neo ir uoiioitod r~reardIcr
"momh'rhhip" md "ofheiul Correspondents.
SECOND: Va rssd and welcome contributions,
whether smaIlor largo, TO our cause.
THIRD: Wo publish q larEo limo Of documents
covering Nl rt"nci Of tho Tariff question. Som.
rlo.' ct":Ilbe mSiIod to ny uddruGS for 30 oon!,.
FOURTH: G7H5 postal card rolucGt for fr.p
rf~rIg cory al u, "hmoricNn E]corcm;.L."
@E=rstE W'3, : "~shrm,r. General Secretary,
- bI. .NiEs ":U!. hsU YrrI.
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FOR SALE.

Tho National Collection Agency, OF
Washington, D. c.. will dispose OF tho fol-
lowing Judgments:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-10
CLAWS TEACHINGS
Recalled by u Letter From Ills
Grandson, Captain Clay.
TIE ISSUES OF TIE CAMPAIGN
And tho Crisis iiSforr tho Conntry-Daty
OF Patriotic nrmocrats-Thc Tariff Not
an Untmpurtant Issue iirnry Ciny's
Testimony a. 10 The Enrct ofthr Tariff
ofissi -TrnpAnrmrd tho Country from
Gloon, to %lirlahuness.

The teachings OF men like Henry Clay
on important economic questions should
not be dIsrcgardcd by the people Of this
day. Ills grandson, Capt. Tom clay, OF
Lexington, KY, who recently left the
Democratic party anu publicly declared
his intention to support Mckinley, now
writes cntcrtelninSly OIL the subject. md.
quotes some Arguments of Henry Clay,
delivered III The senate on the tariff
question.
The following letter from Captain
Clay was received by Major r. II. Nor
ton, Of this city, aud Is commended to Il
careful reading by all readers OF tho In
tc%lllEcncer:
LEXINGTON. Kentucky.
August 4. 1885.
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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-02-07
Raee nj the Rink.

James W. Troyer, the champion"
skater, was again defeated at the Park
ice rink last evening by Albert Davey
and Sigfred Erikson in a two mile relay
race, all skating forward. The rink was
crowded and much excitement was man
Tested from beginning TO end. In the
first mile, which was between Davey and
Troyer, the latter gained at the start and
for a time it looked as il he would catch
Davey, but the plucky little skater
started to gain toward the end OF the
mile and finished his hall OF the race al.
most even with Troyer. When Erikson
started be gained steadily and in his
fourth round passed Troysr and finished
the race full lap ahead OF the famous
skater. Will Wills and Frank j. Kohl
haas acted as judges Of the race and Will
Monroe and John Ellis were timekeepers.
The official time OF the race was 7 min
utes and 30 seconds, Davey skating his
mile IN 3 minutes and As seconds and
Erikson his in 3 minutes and so seconds.
There is much talk OF match between
Davey and Erikson, but this will prob
ably not occur until after the tourna-
ment OF races which takes place next
week.
The Fifth Regiment band furnished
music during the evening.