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National Election. Tuesday, Nov. 8.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
FOR PRESIDENT,
WilliamnCKinley
OF OHIO.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
Garret A. Hobart
OF NEW JERSEY.

The Chicago Records postal card can
vass of that city shows, as far as it has
proceeded. II, 339 votes for Mckinley and
8 500 for Bryan, about 8 to one. Evil
IDENTIFY Bryan spent good deal of time
in the East which he had better put in
in Illinois.
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NEW ADvrRr1sEa1ENss
Messengers Notice. +.

sFs4
Office of the Sheriff of Cumberland County
State OF Maine Cumberland, S. Oct
y 9th, A. d. 1896
WHISis to give notice. that on the 9th day OF
~ Oct. A. D. 1895. a warrant In Insol-
for said County Of Cumberland, against the es-
JOHN II. RUSSELL, of Portland.
adjudged to be an Insolvent Debtor, ON petit
ton Of said debtor, which petition was filed
which date interest on claims is to be COM
puted.
That the payment OF any debts to or by said
Debtor, and the. transfer and delivery OF
any property by him are forbidden by law.
That meeting of the creditors of said debtor
to prove their sl debts and choose one or more
assigneess OF MS estate, will be held at Court
Court room in said Portland, in said county
1895, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
Given under my hand the date first above
IL. BUCHANAN.
Deputy Sheriff, as Messenger of the Court of
Insolvency for said County of Cumberland.
Oct10&17
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1t is too bad to spend half of a short
life distressed with neuralgia, when a 25
cent bottle of Salvation Oil will cure II
quickly
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Chronic
X Alcoholism

and the morphine habit, On account
of the manner in which the tissues
of the body are depleted, owing to
the lack of nourishment, can be
cured by the use of
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Mnmia v m nai louis nnd mortgoEIs

World. maturing loans and mortgages
would be'called In, foreign Investments
would be thrown on the market, credit
would DO destroyed and business stngna-
ton, panic and failure would onsuc.
win such n contraction OF currency
nnd credit, all merchandise. including
wheat aud cotton, would decline to tho
lowest values ever known" Should
tho now Congress be summoned In cxtrn
session, II could not uicot before March
:, 1877. a time would elupsC before the
HOUSE could pass a free coinage bin.
There would be resistance to It on the
part or the gold standard members. but
we may conceive that the bill would get
to tho senntc by April /, In tho senate
the minority would ilght II Obstinptrly,
no that several months might Clnpsr be-
forc tho bill would he ready for the prca-
idcnts iBnnturc, Secretary Carlisle has
estimated TIM coinage capacity of our
mllts at N0,OOO,OO yearly. It would Take
nearly ilftcen years TO replace with new
silver dollars tho gold that Ind been
driven out Of use, Silver men would fore
Bee this. and their free coinage act would
provide for an immediate isauu OF 10 10 |
ratio Isl Tor 90 crntS) unlN the whole
world would shure In the rush to get GER
tlilcatcs before they fell to the ultimate
bullion value or tho silver In the dollar.
The Hearth OF money might make an
artificial demand FOR n time for such
money az was to BE- hud, but with the Is
Sue az certificates Il new imitation would
begin. The United States would receive
silver from all the world so long as the
silver dollar here would exchange TOR
more than the price OF the bullion Il con-
tAiicd. The worlds stock OF silver il
over Si,OOO, 900, 600, Il great purt OF which
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A BIG TURN OUT
Al Point Pleasant to Hear tho Next G0'
orn0r 0f West Virginia.

NJ WIN ti'nrhht " iieNT tho NeAt WV
ernor OF West Virginia.
Special Dispatch to the lntclllSunccr.
POINT PLEASANT, w. Va. August
9.-llon, G.. W. Atkinson entertained
the largest audience Friday evening
that ever assembled In this town to
hear Il political speech. The crowd
was made up not only OF Republicans,
but Democrats as well, who am out
not to CrItIclsc but to hear tho issues
of the day fairly discussed and to gain
some knowlGdg" that would be avail
able In determining In November which
great party to Il adhere TO.
Mr.. Atkinson held tho audience SPELL
bound by his cl1qucncc, and In con-
trast to most speeches instead Of FREE
qucnt Interruptions that always follow
from tho opposite side you could hear
Democrats cxclnim That's right"
I'VE agree with you there" ana all
similar expressions showing very clear
~ tl% force OF his argument. The
usual following uf free silver Curb-Stone
politicians was there and listened with
the greatest Of interest and judging
from the blanched faces the pointed
remarks had Il tendency to puncturc
some OF their silver balloons that they
have been soaring around here OF late.
Hon. G. ". Atkinson left yesterday
morning for Charleston 20 attend the
grand ratification meeting there.
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by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There Is only II way to cure deafness.
and that Is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness Is caused by an innamed con-
dillon OF the mucous lining OF the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube is
IntIamcd you have n rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing. and when It Is en-
tircly closed. Deafness Is the result.
and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to its
normal condition, hearing will be de-
stroyel forever; nine cases out OF ten
are caused by catarrh, which is moth
Ing but IN iniIamed condition of the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for ans ease Of Deafness Caused by
catarrh). that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circu-
lars; free. +. ]. CHENEY & co,
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. zoe.
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The Popocratic party Is already tired
OF It's national chairman, complaining
that in him the man and the hour have
not come together. The wild men OF
the Platte should give Chairman Jones
q chance.
AS a matter of fact he has to organize
a new party. He does not know the
elements very well and the elements
are not Intimately acquainted with each
other. The thing must be built from
the bottom up.
or course the Popocrats will he beat
en-. no matter how well Chairman Jones
may do: SO what is the use In worry
ing the life out of him and scattering
1t owe the country that Jones Is Il
Dreary Failure?
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Colonel Tellers aud tho Widow.

Certainly. madam, certainly" said
Colonel Gooseberry TellcrS, at always
gives me pleasure to obligc the ladies'"
'Tken. Colonel" quietly responded
Mrs. Army Blue. will you be good
enough to explain to me how I am go
Ing to gain anything by your free coin
age scheme? You have told my neigh
Dor. Reuben Hay, that his products
Will bring him twice as much I buy
garden truck and things from Reuben.
lily So pension won't be doubled, will
It? And if"
MY dear Mrs. Army Blue" expos
tulatcd the colonel, with just the least
show OF vexation, you must UNDER
stand that since the great crime OF
1ST3-"
rs my pension to be doubled. Colo
mel Gooseberry Tellcrs?-that Is what
I want to know, and I have three vot-
Ing . n who want to know"
II was about to say. Mrs. Army Blue.
that us soon as we undo the great
crime Of 1873"
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Patriots should Ia Iiettrr.

The postmaster general and tho Sec
rotary OF the navy. Il Is said, nre going
abroad to spend the heated term, or
course everybody understands what
this means. Mi. Wilson and Mr.. Her
bert are not In sympathy with what
was done ut Chicago In their party'H
name, and to save themselves embar-
rnssmcnt they "Jump the jurisdiction"
Mr., Wilson and Mr.. Herbert feel that
tho country Is In peril, They have said
80. Is II patriotic to desert ones vi
try In the hour OF Its peril? II n foreign
foe were seeking u landing on IL Paci-
tlc coast would the postmaster general
and the secretary Of the navy run away
by the Atlantic route?
Not they. They are not that kind OF
towards. They nrc the other kind OF
towards. They hive not tsa ourng
to come out boldly against II crowd
that has captured the Democratic ship
and Is going to scuttlc it.. Mr.. Wilson
and MIR. Herbert are sound on the
money question. but they have not the
patriotic nerve TO make their sound
ness count, They will not amount to
so much rs the humble citizen who
stays Mt home, wrcstlcs with his neigh
bors and pumps In his good sound mo-
ney ballot where It will count.
1t liz n pity for any OF US to become
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since ,iInndyiTonL III. stamp.

She nIliIs had'fool notions that sEn claim
cd wcr up TO date.
Bat never one So crazy as this spell she
took o late;
Fer shc'S'got the lCct!on fever To 4 burn
In high degree,
An IS runnin' round tho county, sayin'
silver must be Tree;
The which | ~dlsapprnvc Of, while | Won
der where I'm at
Since Mandy's took TO stuEnpIn' fer the
whISkcrcd POpocrnt
She read up bout the question an the
crime q ~,
An ratified of some finance that was
Greek to SiCh as me.
She couldn't rnHt COatGntcd, said her duty
mist b. done,
She must educate tho people on this &c to
tlr l."
So tho Of fool put on boomers an 4 cow
boy style o hat,
An started ont a'Htumpln fer the Wits
lcrrd popocrat
The home wuS calm mn cheerful an the
crops wrr dOin' ilnc, e.
But Shr must MD the progress o the slit-
y Gcrln' silver mine.
Now the nrlShh0rS tend tho children, who
70 cTyin' FOR their mcnlH,
An the hands have All deserted. an the
crops 'rut'ln tho. fields;
An the dos sits out n-ioWlIn' an there's
witChCrnft In the Cnt.
An | pray for absent Mandy while | curse
the Pnpncrat
Wheeling, Aug. s. J. w.
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rh,. week. ssnte Convention.

Whether the I~ntelllgcnCer's forecast
OF the probable action Of the Democrat
&c state convention shall prove correct
or rot. It Is the reflected sentiment OF
ltlsa patty in the state as It has been re-
ported to the ln%telligenccr by counties.
BY all the signs Mr.. Watts has seemed
to lead. and the IntcIliGcnccr has plac-
cd him where he seemed to belong.
II may be that the situation Is
changed by the entrance in the arena Of
two candidates not taken into account
in the early figuring. Colonel Smith
has friends who will leave Mr.. Watts
for him. Judge Bennett has friends
who will do the same for him.
Then. comes Mr.. Ralphsnydcr. whose
friends desire 1t particularly under
stood that he stands especially close to
Senator Stewart and the wide-uwa4Sc
silver mining interest. 1t Is promised
that this close relationship shall bear
pleasant campaign fruit in the event OF
Mr. Ralphsnyder's nomination.
Mr.. Watts. Judge Bennett and Colo
3 mel Smith, or rather their friends for
them, say hat Mr.. Ralphsnyder was
long enough in the sage brush of the
west to become 4 good deal OF Il buffer
himself.
As the contest develops 1t will be fair
~ reflected in the Tn%tc!ligcnccr. which
will be pleased with the action {. the
convention, whatever that action may
be.
The next governor was named at
Parkersbur6. But the Wheeling con-
vent!on Will select come nice gentleman
whom Brother Atkinson will feel 1t a
distinguished honor to defeat.
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includes i01 employees. at anthracite
mines outside OF Pennsylvania and $SG,SG2
wages.
II. rs Mr. Bryan say". the duty on
coal Is in~dcfens!Olc." then he would use
every effort u give us free coal. THIS
would benefit Australia. Japan, British
North America and England. 1t would
directly. or Indirectly. injurr every coal
mine In the United States and every
worker connected with II coal miUc. Free
coal from Japan. Australia and British
Columbia would compel a ch%eapening in
the cost nf production Of coal In Oregon.
Washington, Colorado. Montana, Utah.
Wyoming. Nebraska. ard other western
staes. Free coal from England and
Nova Scotia would cheaper the cost OF
production of coal Ia our southern states
and in Pennsylvania. The only method
Of ~chcapening production Is by reducing
the labor cost.
The 200. 900 hands employed IN conncc-
tEon with American coal mines should
ponder over Mr.. BryaT's statement that
The Duty On Coal Is Inlefens!blc."
II they vote for Bryan they vote for low
or waSes.-Trom the American Econo-
y1(gY ....h H....
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people. SO with Altgeld and DcbS. Tho
T1lmans. AltEelds and Dcbscs nailed
Bryan to their masthead for President.
II Bryan were to become President his
advisers would be tho Tlllmans, tho
Altsclds, tho Debscs, They would have
n right TO advise him and they are not
the kind OF men to forcEo such a right,
Anybody who thinks tho Tillmans,
tho AltBolds and the Dobscs tho kind Of
men to run this country viii bc cxcua-
able II he votes the ticket and endorses
the platform they have made.
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THE DUTY ON COAL.
tirynn's Record on tho g ucstlon-Is In
Favor OF Hrrr Comi.

hryan's Record on tho G~ncstlon-fs In
Favor or Errr CoMi.
"Thc duty on coul IN Indcfcnslblc."
This statement, made by Free-Tradcr
Bryan, the Democratic and Popullst ca
date for President. when II member OF
the Firty-third Congress, Is important.
or course Mr.. Bryan Is entitled to his
own opinion. So are the workers In
American coal mines.
Without going Into the question OF the
output or coal Or its value in the differ
ent states OF the Union, we desire to
point out. that, according to the census
OF 1889. there We're almost 300, 600 per-
sons employed nS coal miners and la
borcrs in the United States. and that
their annual earnings In wages amount
ed 10 $l0y, $50, 29S. In order that ltepubll-
"a editors and other friends Of protec-
ton may b. able to lucallzc thn extent OF
the coal interests Of this country, we
give the number OF employees and their
wages earned in 1889 by states:
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THE SIZE OF It.
0ucstlons which Sound Money Democrats
Ask the sliycriicS.

.tttfy tSVltVCEnlN
Ask the slircriic,.
Baltimore Sun Dcm):In a recent Is
sue OF the Financial and Commercial
World there Is nn Interesting and prohl-
Die forecast OF the result OF the election
or Mr.. ltryan, with n majority of Con-
BrcsS pledged to the free and unlimited
coinage Of silver ut 16 to |. The outcome
of ttlc election would be known IN the
first week OF November, hut the new
President and Congress would not come
Into power TIL March 4. 1897. There
would be an interval OF four months. In
which event. would develop rapidly,
The gold reserve of 800. 00O. 900 would be
at once absorbed, the World thinks, by
holders Of grcenhacks and Sherman
notes. Mr.. Cleveland would be willing
to stay 4 panic by strengthening the de-
rletCd reserve with n new issue of bonds,
but In view Of the policy Of the new ad-
mInIStrItIon to pay Interest and priucI-
pal OF bonds In silver Coin" |. would be
Impossible to Ect gold by Il new Issue of
bonds. The COuntry's stock of Soma
$500. 900. 900 OF gold held nnw nS "A rClerve
by banks and other financial institutions
would be withdraw from this function
and honrd"d for II premium, Over Il
fourth OF our stock Of money, and the
hcFt of II. wuIlld thus cease T." he avail
able for bu5inrGY. Having fallen To the
silver basis. the value Of our other mon
cy would be contracted by nearly one
half. Over S3iG. 900. 900 nr Erccnbnclg,
SliS. 900, 900 Of Sherman notc1 and $685.
oOo, OOO OF STANDARD" oliver dollars, aE-
ErcEatinG $780,. iSi. 600, would lose plr-
chasing power aud sink 10 about $780,
OOO. 900 OF effective money. The COntrnr-
ton Of the currency due to the retire
mrut OF gold and dcbnacmCnt Of silver
and g~tcGnbaCkg would he In sffcct about
$1,000, 000,G COO. 70 be added Is the con-
traction IN value OF nntIonal bank nOtcu,
which would be at par with such money
M was to he had. Deposits In banks
would shrink in like manner aud checks
on deposits would have diminished pur-
chasing power.
I'm the face Of such rcsults," says tho
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WIN " ENINNIIIsKsV
Assistant General Passenger Agent.

SINCE 1878 there have been nine cpl
denies Of dysentcry in different parts
OF the country in which Chamherlain's
Colo. Cholera and DiarrhoGa Remedy
was used with perfect success. Dyson
terry, when epidemic. Is almost as Sc
we're and dangerous as Asiatic cholera.
Heretofore the best efforts OF the most
skilled physicians have failed to check
It's ravaEcs. this remedy, however. has
cured the most malignant cases. both
OF children and adults. and under the
most trying conditions. which proves
II TO be the best medicine in the world
for bowel complaints.
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JohnAFriedel & Co.,
llis MAIN STREET.
COMMISSIONERS SALE,

BY rirtse,M DEGREES OF the circui, court
of MarsHGl county. West Virginia. an
tered respectively on the 18th day OF OrtO-
Der. lS1-In.Chanccry Order Book No, S,
page @A, and In Chancery Order Book No.
., page COS, on the 18th day OF July. l&G.
in the cllanccry cause In said court pend.
Ing, In WHICH the state of West Virginia Is
plaintiff and Neil Quinn and Others are
~detcndants. the undersigned. who were by
the said DEGREES appointed special COM
miSSioncrS for the purpose, Will offer Tor
sale ut public auction. TO the highest and
hest hidder.An the front door Of tho city
building, in the city OF Benwood, Marshal!
county. West Virginia. on
SATURDAY. THE 5TH DAY OF SEP
TENDER, 1886,
beginning at = o'clock p. IN. OF that day.
the following described rcal estate, stu.
ated In the city Of Bcawood. Marshall
county, West Virginia, that Is to say;
Lot No. G,ip Schud's third amended ad-
oition TO thu said city of BerwOod, hclnS
the property conveyed by the SChmulbach
Brewing Company TO said Nell Quinn by
deed dated April y. 1871, and now OF record
III tho office of the clerk OF the county
court OF Marshall county. in Deed NooE
No, 81. page $40. Also the undivided
two-SeHcnths of part OF II tract Of LAND
IN Union district, in said county and state.
known as'thc CrUnglG aud Flcmtn: lot,
ana lying Immediately south OF ROBIN:
sons addition TO lenwood, and north ~
the Rcnw0od Iron Works Rolling NH
property, and bounded and described rs
follows: beginning NJ II stake on the east;
cry site of n StNty-tuut roadway. and -
feet soUthwarGly from the intersection
OF the castrrly side OF Second street with
thc South>lIrC OF iiubinson'S addition;
thence witA-Eic Castcriy side Of said siN;y-
feet roadway G~outhwardly and at r,:l;
ANGLES Will the south line of said EHhtl-
sons addition fifty feet 10 n stake; thence
ut right 0RStcS from said siSty-foOI ROAD.
way, nlrallil with said south line ot sad
kohinson'S addition niucty-thrCc feet 10
the westerly side OF Il SIXtCrn-rooi road
why, and with said side Of said sixteen:
foot roadway nUrtfwRrGly ard par3'Ioi
with snid "iNiy-foOt roadway iitty ir't,
to n stake; thence wCStwardly ami DHraHSl
with sale, south line Of said RohsnSoAS
Ming, ~.
The ~uryStG%$isncd special commissioner
Will first ipItGr the land uccG"CG ~ Nc er1i
us Il whole, and afterwards will chcr tho
Same In hcrirat" portions, that IL TO say;
lot No &g,Nf.satd land MS one portion ava
tn" remnMdfr Of the property us the otNcV
portion ~tlicRa0i.
: TERMS or S.NL:-Onc-third OF tho
purchase nancy. and uR much NC'e
thereof aH'thu purchaser shall vl"c! "
DAY, In cash on tho day OF sale, ANA tho
rcEiduc thereof IN two equal miscellaneous,
III unc and two Nrir-~ respectively i'NW
the day o.,ralc, with interest troW inHs
day, the ,NttChlS"r gIvlrG his note '"r
tho dcfcriSh payments, hCarini: Inl'I'"ii
aS a;orrsilAs and the tile to he retainer
ns srcNri yilor the pnymcut of th' dr.
IrrtCd iNNlNiirlonl% OF the n!TrhaN" llo'NE
until payment thereof In full, inc'"tIo6
Interest. ~
GEO. IL CALDWELL.
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III. People md the Country.

Mr.. Bryan tcllH the persons in the
west who go to hear him that they are
the people. and promises to Hay to the
persons in the east who so to hear him,
that he 10 commissioned by the western
people to tell the eastern people that he
Is the peoples candidate and the poo
pies hope: and when he becomes Pres
ident he VIII have only tho people to
acrvn.
This is the strain hat TIllman talks
n. and Tillman regards himself as
oe'ng specially commissioned by the
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BRYAN MIGHT HAVE BEEN A BoLTER.

Bryan would hnvc been n boiler had the
Chicago convention declared for honest
money, lie himself said so affirming
ham, Ala. in June, 1898, In these ,vords'
"Sothtng In heaven above, or, on the
earth below, or In hell beneath could
make me support n gold standard eand!-
date OH u gold standard PLATFORM"
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The National Democrats will put
their sound money ticket In the field.
That will be for those who want to fire
blank cartridges. Then another kind of
sound money Democrat, feeling that
n vote is too valuable to lose, will fire
ball cartridges. They are the patriots
who will plump In their votes for Nc
Einlpy.
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Malarinl disease IS Invariably supple
mcn,cd BY disturbance of the liver. the
bowels, tho stomach and the nerves. TO
the rcmuvui Of both tho cause and It's ct-
fcris, IiostcttCr's Stomach BlttCra Is fully
adequate, 1t "!lIs the bill Rs no other
remedy does. performing It's work thor
oughly. It's Ingredients arc pure and
wholcsome. aud II admirably nerves to
shorn Of strength. Constipation. liver and
Kidney complaint and nervousness are
.CunuUcTCL by 1t,