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DEMOCRATIC scHEMEs.

Democratic schemes for defeating the
efficiency of the Australian ballot are
being Matched at all points, yet the lat
est development In this particular line
is not remarkable so much for either Its
originality or recent inception as for
the universally vigorous manner In
which II Is to be put into practice. No:
only will the plan be attempted In Co.
lumbus. but the orders have gone forth
to have it pushed with all possible ef-
feet throughout the entire state and al
ready the initial steps are being taken
in the matter says the Columbus Jour-
nal.
The plan in detail Is to have such men
selected as clerks and judges of the
election on the Republican side of the
house as may be easily bought, ca1oled
or influenced, by liquor or otherwise, to
give less attention to the count than
the law requires or the public and party
expects With such men secured in
these officially responsible positions, one
or the other of these influences would
be brought TO bear upon these Repub-
llcan members to insure their inatten-
ton while the ballot was being counted
anu tHt tutCh uldits Ouutl SutH NOH~
dltions the Democratic members would
be easily able to bring about such
changes as might be necessary to In
sure the election of their candidates;
through very slight changes perhaps in
each separate ward, yet enough, col
lectively, to gain their end without
arousing suspicion through any glazing
lack OF proportion with the results Of
other recent elections, Once such count
was made and certificates issued by the
election officers there would be no re-
course for the general public, as the
ballots once counted and certified, are
at once destroyed in compliance with
the requirements OF the law. Only such
ballots as are in question are retained,
so that II the officers CHANGED TO be so
disposed. any county they would make
and return would, OF necessity have to
stand without question; all evidence
that might be brought against the GER
tlncates having been put out OF the
way completely and effectually and
above all with the compulsory sanction
of the law.
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The Ohio election takes place next
Tuesday and the indications are that
large vote viii be polled, All of the far
mers who voted the Republican ticket
last fall viii do so on Tuesday and in
many precincts the Republicans will
make big gains with a full vote, The
abuse of Mark Hanna by the Demo-
cratic press and orators has not caught
the working men as was supposed The
Democrats have overdone the thing,
and have helped Hanna by telling so
many ally lies,
In Belmont county the Democrats are
making n desperate effort to elect John
", Campbell, of BellnIre, to the leglsla-
ture and they are offering to sacrifice
candidates on the county ticket from
Campbells running mate. A. NJ. Brown,
down to C, +, Ransom, their candidate
for coroner. Mclean money is plent-
ful and is being used wherever 1t will
do good.
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SIMPLE AT FIRST.
IL Is Foolish TO Neglect any Form ofPiIss
Cure Them ut the BEGINNING.

II Is Foolish TO Neglect any Form ofPiIsa
Cure Them ut the Beginning.
Piles are simple in the beginning and
easily cured. They can be cured even
in the worst stages, without pain or
loss of blood, quickly. surely and COM
pletely. There Is only one remedy that
will do it-Pyramld Pile Cure.
1t allays the Inflammation immedl-
ately heals tho irritated surface and
with continued treatment reduces the
swelling and puts the membranes into
good. sound healthy condition. The
cure Is thorough and permanent.
Here are some voluntary and unso-
liclted testimonials we have lately re-
ceived:
Mrs. NJ. c. Hlnkly. col Mississippi
street, Indianapolis, Ind, says: HIVE
been n sufferer from the pain and an
noyance Of Piles for ilftecn years, the
Pyramid Pile Cure and Pyramid Pills
gave me Immediate relief and in a
short time a complete cure
Major Dean. OF Columbus, Ohio, snys:
| wish to add TO the number Of certIn-
Gates az TO the benefits derived from
the Pyramid Pile Cure. suffered
from piles for forty years and from
Itching piles for twenty years and two
boxes Of tho Pyramid Pile Cure have
enfectually cured me
Most druggists sell Pyramid Pile
Cure, or viii net II for you II you ask
them TO. II is 10 cents for full sized
package and Is put up only by the pyr-
amid Drug Compang, Albion, Mich
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CHICAGO, Oct. 2S,-There IS strong
probability that ex-Judge Vincent Will
not appear as counsel for Adolph L.,
Luetgert IN his second trial which is
scheduled for next week. Luetgert sent
for cS-Assistant States Attorney Ram
say to-day 90 consult with him relative
to tnking charge of the new trial. \
very heated conversation. II II said,
took place between the big sausage
maker and his counsel at the jail yes
tordny Ex-Judgc Vincent urged Luet-
CERT to agree to a reasonable contln-
uancc OF the case, but he was obdurato.
MIR Vincent then told Luetgcrt that he
had neglected his own business for
three months to try the case, ond he
now proposed 60 have a little time for
himself. Luetgcrt became very angry
aud sent for Attorney ltamsay to-day
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HANNA AND THE MINERS.


Patrick McBryde, ex-secretary Of the
United Mine Workers. while in Cleve-
land on Thursday, was asked his opln-
ION on the political outlook. Mr.. Nc
Bryde said: "There Is no doubt in my
mind that Hanna will. as he ought to,
succeed himself in the United States
senate"
"Then you are not one of those, MIR
McBryde, that consider Hanna a labor
crusher?"
Indeed I do not quite the reverse.
My experience with the representative
Of the Hanna interest Is that he Is
ready to 20 further than any man
know that opefates coal mines to adj
vance the interest of the coal miner by
increasing his wages, In the month OF
july, 1Slj, when serving as secretary
OF the United Mine Workers, I found
The price OF mining in the Pittsburgh
district had fallen to flfty-four cents
per ton. while the scale rates called for
slxty-nlne cents. Reductions were
threatened In Ohio. Indiana and ILL
noIs: the organization. must either In
crease wages in Pittsburgh or suffer re-
ductiors elsewhere. ] instructed the
Pittsburgh miners to demand an I'D
vance and was agrceably astonished to
find the one man that was ready to pay
the price was Thomas y. Young, the
representative OF Mark A. Hanna, and
through his cooperation. the mines
were able to advance from flfty-four
cents per ton in July. 1895, to seventy
cents on January l. 1896,
Although was not an official Of the
miners during the late strike. yet It Is
80 secret that when defeat stared the
miners In the face, It was this same T.
r. Young, the representative Of NJ. A,
Hanna that came to the relief Of the
miners and turned inevitable defeat in
to a substantial victory,
mo one has ever charged the miners
with inRrntitude, They and other
branches Of labor viii cast their votea
for NJ. a. Hanna on November when
they know the truth about him"
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There Is no word so powerful among women,
no influence so great, and no authority SO high
as the utterances OF recognized leader when
speaking to her sister women for the good Of
womankind.
When, therefore, tho voice OF Belva A. Lock.
wood, OF Washington, DC, who is recognized
among women as their mightiest leader and
champion in oil women's movements which
mark this generation, is raised in the interests Of
women; when this most eminent woman lawyer
and lecturer in the world, representative OF her
sex TO such IN extent that she has been twice
nominated for President Of the United States
by the Equal Rights Party, who has hecn hon
ored by membership in more American and
Foreign Societies than any other woman, pub
fishes the fact to the world that she owes her
present good health and strength to the use Of
DR.. Greene's Nervurn blood and nerve REM
edy, ii comes as positive proof, revelation
Of the way to health TO tho thousands upon
thousands OF people who droop and languish
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A FEW wooltH HEo the editor was
talon with very severe cold that caua.
cd him 10 hc In a most
miserable condition, II was IN.
doubicdly bad case Of Ia
prlbpa aud recognizing II as dangerous
hc took Immediate steps 90 bring about
a apoody cure. i'rom tho advertise.
mont OF chnmbefIah's Cough Hcmedy
aud the many good recommendation
Included therein, we concluded TO make
nfHt rNl M the medicine 10 say that
n wn1rillHftctory IN lt1 results, II nnt.
tlur 10 very mildly indeed, II acted lllto
magic aud the rcgllt was speedy nnl
ppfmnnont uuro We have no hcBlinncf
la recommending this excellent Cough
tiHu0dy 10 anyone AFFLICTED with Il
e0urb or cold IN any form Tho linn.
nDr Of Liberty. ihhrrtytpwn, Mny'
land. 1ho 20 aud w cent sisos for sale
wv druggists,
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rRoM sATunpAY mo- aAruRpAY.

Monday evening, o'clock-Remenyi
Concert-Carroll Club Auditorium.
Monday evening, o'clock-orltorio So
ciety Rehearsal-0dd Fellows Hall,
ing Society Reconsideration Hall.
Monday evening, oclock-Wheellng
Amateur Orchestra Rehearsal-Milllgan
Wilkin q Co.'s Music Rooms.
Tuesday evening, o'clock-Orpheus
Singing Society MISUNDERSTANDING
OF Music.
Wednesday evening, s o'clock-Meyer's
Orchestra Rehearsal-Pythlan Castle,
Thursday evening, o'clock-The Lyric
Ladies' OF Chicago, Concert-Opera House.
Thursday evening, o'clock-Mozart
Friday afternoon, o'clock-WOman's
Musical Club Matlnee-A. o. U. w. Tenn
pie,
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wise have been impossible, and seems in evcry
way TO have built up my general health. Tho
attacks OF faintness to which had previously
been subject have entirely disappeared. 1t in
creaseS the appetite, tends to Cheerlulncss and
general good feeling, and leaves no Ill effect.
al can freely recommend II to all persons
afflicted with nervous disorders, or that tired
feeling which is so common. recommend II
also to nervous people, aged people and to oil
persons in delicate health"
BELvA A. LOCKWOOD, A. NJ. & B. L.,
Secretary American Peace Bureau"
Do not suffer another moment, but get Dr..
GrGene's Nervura blood aud nerve remedy and
be cured. Remember It is not patent medi.
cine, but the tried and proven prescription Of
DR.. Greene, IS West l4th ST., New York City,
the most successful physician in curing dis
ease. Consultation, examination and advice
FREQ on all diseases at DR.. GreCnes office, either
by calling personally or by writing to DR..
Greene.
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BROWN BEATEN.
The Persistent Minister Now Thinks OF
lie coming Newspaper Reporter.

The Persistent Minister Now Thinks OF
lie coming Newspaper Reporter.
CHICAGO, oct 29.--Tho action OF the
Fay conference suspendIng Rev c. O..
Brown for unministerlal conduct was
to-day sustained by the mutual council
Of the Congregational church. which
has been reviewing the case. The coun-
ell acquits DR.. Brown OF the charge OF
adultery but approves the action OF the
Bay conference. Nearly three hours
were taken up with secret session
before the members Of the council de-
cllcd upon their action.
Dr, brown met defeat without n wink
He sat nloro In the rear of the assembly
room when Scribe Bradley announced
the verdict. lie closed his eyes when
Assistant Moderator Boynton closed the
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under tho burden Of ill-health. oyer.taxed
strength, nervous disorders and tho weak.
ncsses, pains and aches Of female complaints.
1t rings like a clarion note Of hope and
health for the weakened, worn out, discouraged
women OF our land, depressed alike in nerve
power and bodily strength, who live on with
oft strength, energy or ambition, but who
will now know from the wonderful cure Of
Mrs. Belya A. Lockwood, through the use Of
Or, Greene's Nervura, and from her enthusi.
astic praise Of this grand remedy and urgent
advice to women to seek its remarkable health.
giving, inyigorating and restoring powers, that
good health, strong nerves, vigorous bodies
always follow the use OF DR.. Greenes Neryura
blood and nerve remedy.
Mrs. Lockwood says:
AZ have used DR.. Greene's Gerypra blood
and nerve remedy and am pleased to say that
1t has improved my digestion, relieved the
sleeplessness under great nervous strain,
during which l believe that sleep would other
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MUSICAL WHEELING.
Dolngs and Sayings in the Local
Musical Colony.
THE PHILHARMONIC CONCERTS

SHOULD RECEIVE THE ENTHUsI-
AsTIc SUPPORT OF THE MU-
sIcAL PEoPLE-THE COMING
REMENYI CONCERT SOME
THING OF THE HISTORY OF THE
VIOLIN AND ITS MAKINa-sEv-
ERAL CONCERTS NEXT WEEK,
THE WINTERS PROGRAMME OF
THE WoMAN's CLUB.
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council with prayer But he expressed
his disappointment when the council
had dispersed, He did not demand re-
lief Of the charge Of adultery. he said.
as the Bay conference had done that to
his satisfaction, but he wished to be
free from the ministerial inability in
which he now finds himself.
81 think l shall have to drive a dray
a become reporter on a newspaper"
said Rev. DR.. Brown with n touch of
sarcasm while waiting for the return
Of the final verdict In the lobby OF the
church
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SAN FRANclsCO oct 2O.--lilght
whaicrs, lnsteud OF i've AZ previously
reported, nrc fast In the leo off Point
Barrow, and ON nj least one Of them, the
fcnnnlo, There win DO great sulfcnng.
Not only H. the Hlp 10 far away that
thorc IN no chance 10 take her supplies,
but her mun who are facing q food
shortage have no appliances With which
to mako shore over more than 100 miles
pT ipp.
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ANIM1ts or rnr ArrAcK.

W. r. Lewis. ex-state Ohio labor
commissioner IL out with an interview
In which no denounccB the candidacy OF
Senator Hanna. Mr.. Lewis bases his
criticism Of tho senator ON information
Obtained by Mr.. Lewis while In charge
OF the lhbor bureau under Chairman
Hanna at Republican national hend-
quarters In Chicago, last fail. MIR Lew
IA INSERTS in his interview, says The
Columbus Dispatch, that Chairman
Hanna hired Pinkorton detectives to
shadow the worIers at headquarters
and other Republicans during the cam.
pnIEn, The politicians nre saying thai
Inc nnlmus Of the attack IN due to Mr.
Lewis disappointment In not getting
tho appointment Of United States com.
,nlsplapor az Immigration, which went
to r. V. Powdorly
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J. g, BERRY, ono Of the best known
citizens u Spencer, Mo- tosllneg that
ho cured hlmTcIf of the wur8l kind OF
piles by uBlnR few boxes OF DeWltt'n
witch Hazel Hnlye. lie had been
troubled with piles for over thirty
years, and had used i1uny different
kinds OF 8o-calltd cures, but DoWilps
was tho one that dld the work. and h.
wlll verify this statement II any ono
wishes 10 write 10 him Chniioe
70 Gool2a, Market and Twelfth Hireote,
chnlhnm Sinclair. Forty alxth mud m.
rob HtrcotH. a, 70. schColc, No Goa Main
street, l9Slcy Bros, Penn ana Fans
llrcpta, Bowie Co., Bridgeport, y
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=aaaaHaaaHaa.saaan - aasa71'''-7
famed t,V t!ys If,nt0siou,

rlrrsuuRGll. Pa oct gS.-lturijo
Rroa' paper warehouse, Nos. 100 ana ~
Wood Blrcct, was partially destroyed
by hro 1T O'Clock thIs metHIHg, toss,
100000. The IRE was cnuHcd Nv mn OK
ploBlon Of gas, No one was injured,
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The Ohio River Railroad Will sell OK
curslon tickets to Nashville for tho
Tennessee Centennial and Industrial
Exposition at rate NJ $3.50 for the
round trip from Wheeling, tickets liml-
ted to eleven days Information M to
tlme OF trains VIII be furnished by John
Ballle, city Ticket Agent, Twelfth and
Market streets and j, O Tdmllnson.
Ticket Agent, Union Station
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THEY'RE TRADING.
Desperate Efforts being Made in
Belmont County
TO ELECT JOHN CAMPBELL

ONE OF THE DEMOCRATIC LEGIs-
LATIyE CANDIDATES - NC
LEANS BELMONT BARREL IS
VERY MUCH IN EVIDENCE.
OTHER CANDIDATES LEFT TO
SHIFT FOR THEMsELvEs-Mc-
BRYDE's DEFENSE OF HANNA
IN HIS RELATIONS TO LABOR,
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The maids steal out in the windy night
70 the ring and the wishing well,
with ball Of yarn and the hemp-seed, too
Intent on the mystic spell.
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The brown house, 50 fraii, so strong,
Home Of gladness, tears and song
Sounding from thy wondr0ds floors,
Floating through the clrcling doors.
Triumph. sorrow, JOY, despair,
Why has each Its echo there?
Lol q shining hope 1 stand,
Reckoning thee with outstretched hand.
Thou wilt find in bending near
Loves deep secrets vocal here;
Love 10 lord my walls Within
am called "A violin
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The Wild Rose Club, composed OF
eleven South Side girls, was entertain
ed by Misses Mary and Louise Ende-
wiier, last night, at their home on Thlr-
ty-nlnth street
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The "old Maids" society, together with
a number OF friends last night surprised
Mr. Cal Garvln, at his home near Chap
line hill, the occasion being an anniver-
sary OF his birth. The recipient of their
attentions is what is popularity known as
an old bachelor, and he was surrounded
during the greater part Of the evening,
but proved invlnclble TO the attacks uf
the "old maids" Every one present en-
joyed the affair hugely.
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The third concert of the week will be
given Friday afternoon, at o'clock in
the A. o. U. W. Temple, by the Woman's
Club. A large audience of members and
their friends is expected at this first Of
the every other Friday matinee series
to run through the season, The music
committee has mapped out a splendid
line OF work to be gone through WIN,
and renewed interest WIN be the effect
on active and associate members alike,
Fridays fine programme, which Is ap-
pended, is mIscellaneously arranged, but
those to follow viii be by composers,
chronologically taken, their works to be
verbally described, as well as unsteady
interpreted, Artists recitals are to be
given In the course, and may from time
TO time break In upon the dates ar
ranged, but what may at present be ex-
pected Is as follows:
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qualIty-eeldom found IN SO high voice.
She Is a thorough artistic and never ialls
TO please an audience
Grayce u. Gilmore has q magnihceht
mezzo soprarb voice, which 10 equally
good IN solo and quartetle work
Maude q. Lambert has beautiful
eontraito voice OF wonderful power ana
under perfect control. Her voice mas
that round, bell-llke tone 50 difficult TO
secure. She has had unusual adVan-
tnges in her musical education ana u
sure to become a great favorlte'
Gertrude Sprague has national repu-
tatlon. Her voice Is a rich, deep ana
powerful contralto, seeming Ike the tone
Of a large pipe organ, ana forming an
excellent foundation on which the other
voices build.
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DR.. GREENE'S NERVURA CURES BELVA A. LOCKWOOD,
FOREMOST WOMAN OF her Time.
B8m Lockwood the Acknowledged Leader Of American Women Has Been
Cured Dr. GBeneS NGnura and Recommends Its Use 10 All Weak
Tired, Nervous Run Down and Suffering People,

Dr. Greenes Nevua Blood Nerve Remedy Has Proved Itself
the Greatest and Grandest Medicine In the World Cures
the People. Gives Health Strength Vitality and Vgo to
ALL Use 1t and Watch Your Aches Disappear and Your
Strength Return.
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From violin music, tho imitation Of tho
greatest Of all gifts n singing voice, we
como 10 the second concert NJ tho week.
This viii take place on Thursday night,
November 4, I'm the opera llOuOc, which
should be packed, FOR II win prove n real
attraction.
A ladies' vocal aunrtcttc iH always
pleasing, because Of It's unlpucneRH, but
Inc organization due IN Wheeling next
Thurrdny, II mndc ~ OF Hlngcr1 who, 40
their ensemble work, have created % trH.
mendous f1rorc, wherever thoy have APP
penred, nnd are to-day unepuall7l by
any similar organization IN America
Miss Zelda RlmonB has q soprano voice
Of great range, VI II warm, sympalhotlu
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During the coming week all the clubs,
with the exception of the woman's
Club. will pursue the even tenor of
their way.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-02
GLADSTONE.


The above namo stands for all that is
| truly progressive and cnnobling in
statccraft and European diplomacy
Tho Hon. VIM. T.. Gladstone, the great
English Commoner, who refuses titles
from the Grown, hae shown, in his late
Philippe against the lcudins pa HSstejfJS5tfI S5tI +
Europe, in thcir,~ss1Thbinc naval de-
| demonstrations against the Sublime
Portc, in order to check the further
horrible massacre of Christians, that
hc is justly entitled to be known as
"Tho Grand Old Man."
Vcrging on ninety years lie shows no
diminution Of mental strength and
acquaintance with tho Eastern ques-
tlon from tho very inception of the
cmbroglio. The cost of blood and
treasure through which the crucl Turk
raised his blO0d-staincd standard above
the horizon Of the very gardcn-spot of
Europe; and how, from time to time,
during the century, at tho positive de-
mand of the powers, the "grcat assassin"
and ruthless robbcr has been made to
give up some of his stolen provinces,
rs we'll III how the Sick Man and his
harcm are being holstercd by the lead
ing Christian nations arc cOnciscly told
in detail.
Mr.. Gladstone Is justly severe in his
allusion to what is termed "lhe integ-
rity of the Ottoman Empirc!" Hun
dreds of thousands Of lives and hun
drcds Of millions of dollars, have been
tho cost of keeping the miserable Turk
in Europe, to say nothing of the holo-
caust of Christians slain!
MIR. Gladstone shows that the "con-
cert of action" by the powers is no con-
cert at all: but that it is in contravcn-
tion of the sympathies of tho people of
Europe. 1t is possible that it might
precipitatc what 1t prctcnds to cndeav-
or to avcrt-a conflagration of war in
Europe, through tho lust Of greed and
conquest on the part of the rival ma
tions.
Mr.. Gladstone wishes to know why
England should pin herself to any pow
or when she has her own character to
maintain md her own duty to MAIN
tain, at tho present as in days of yore?
He says that the little kingdom of
Greece represents the glory of Sala,nis
and Thcrmopyle rs she stands like
a "David confronting six Goliaths!" To
coerce her for so splendid an cxhibi-
tion Of courage, he has not words sufIl-
ciently strong to condemn.
"Among the many splendid utter.
ances by tongue and pen OF Mr.. Glad
stones life none has ever burned with
n loftier authority of statesman, scholar
and patriot. That it will appeal with
tremendous fOrco Of conviction to En-.
glish sentiment Is CERTAIN" for we al.
ready perceive signs of weakening on
the part Of some Of the powers to the
"concert."