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The Register declares that 1.-THE ad-
ADMINISTRATION project Of having the
President make political tour through
the middle west, notably Ohio, accom-
panied by Admiral Dewey, substitutes
a petty apparent article to attract
large measure of public attention than
the President could command himself
and is e parallel to that historical pOllt-
ical iunket Of President Andrew john
SON. who was accompanied by Seward
and Welles, Of the old Lincoln cabinet,
and also by General Grant and Admiral
Farragut."
Upon what authority does the Regis
ter make this assertion? on what au-
thorlty does the Register place Presi-
dent Mckinley and Admiral Dewey in
such a position before the country?
What does the Register find In Presi-
dent McKlnley's career that would
warrant the assertion that he would
perform an act that helped to bring
about the Impeachment Of Andrew
johnson? Does the Register expect in
teIligent readers to believe such rot?
Is the Register trying to impeach the
character of Admira: Dewey who.
within a week past. declared emPhat-
ically that he would under no circum-
stances take any part in politics? Is
the Register SO vicious as to endorse
such an irresponsible publication? The
above statement is no less an insult to
Admiral Dewey than 1t is a contemptI-
Bile reflection upon the President.
The truth is that this falsehOod grew
out Of an Invitation from Chicago to
Dewey to attend the laying Of the cor
ner stone of the new government build
ing in that city.
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engagements ahead; their time, their
leisure, their very lives, are not their
own. The year around others stop
work ut sunset. but when the news
paper writer works his day Is from
noon uRtil- sunrise. Though 1t has grown
to be an iron service. many Of US know
how differently 1t began.
II was once haphGZard. unmethod-
Ical business, managed by printers and
led by genluses. ne'er-do-wells, Bohe-
mIans-Often men OF dlsorderly lives or
irresponsible natures. who lived very
much as the performers on the stage
continued to do long after Journalism
became a systematic science. To-day
there are geniuses on the press, but
they are calm and self-controlled.
What are termed "Bohemians" still fol-
low the calling, but they wear clean
linen, live comfortably, and are only
called "Bohemians" because they do not
take life as seriously as most persons.
In these days all newspaper men must
be ready for work at every moment OF
every day. they mus: be sober they
must appear well. and they must be
able at least to present the external
signs Of refnement.-saturday Evening
Post,
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passing PLEAsANTRIEs.


The Caller-I should like to look at
some safetIes. The storekeeper-Yes,
sir; bicycles or razors?-Yonkers
Statesman.
slllicus-why did you never marry?
scruples against Observation-Disclosures
Record.
Sceptlcal.-"Do you believe poets are
born? mo. II they were, the maya
zines would manage to find some Of
them. philadelphia Bulletin.
The Usual way.-LIttle Elmer-Pa-
pa, what does dieting mean' Prof
Notwithstanding less at the table
and more between meals.-Puck.
Name the Baby Dewey.-"oi trimble
to think av tin years distant" unused
the janltor philosopher, 'whln tn first
vanguard av 'Deweys' begin to appear
on the police docket. News.
Her Reply.-McGorry-o buy yez
no new hat. d. yeZ moln thot? Ye are
vain enough ahlrIddy. Mrs McGorry-
Me vain? Dim not! Shure, OF don't
tInk mesIlf half as good-lookin' as OF
am.-Judge.
LeIsurely.-"Do you think of going to
war with Great BrItaIn?" NO" an
swered Dom Paul, Il see no need OF
troubling ourselves. We can stay here
quietly and let Great Britain bring II
to us."-washington Star
Spade-Are you fond OF whist. Mrs.
Hart? Mrs. Hart-That depends.
adore progressive whist. OF course, the
gume itself is very dull. but then one
gets such grand exercise moving from
table to table.-Boston Transcript
The PartIng.-she-Hen dearest,
have at last discovered that love you!
He-Ah. you have heard. then, that my
uHlle has died and left me $1,000? She
Sir, after that remark we must part
forever! heard 1t was fifty.-Judge.
At the Celebration.-"Who are all the
important-looking men with broad
smiles and big badges?" That's the
reception committee" And who's the
modest looking fellow, of there in a
cOrner?" "Oh, that's Dewey."-Phila-
delphla. North American.
Getting Down to BusIness.-'If It is
true" said the promoter. that every
Sman has his price. the fact naturally
arouses certain amount Of curiosity"
"As to WHAT" asked the alderman.
well. ms to how you're quoted, for one
thing" answered the promoter.-Chica.
go Evening Post.
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ACrlsls in spaln.

Spain has more trouble on her hands.
and the result Is a cabinet crisis. for
the difficulty is domestic and affects
the credit of the government The min
lister Of war has resigned, because he
wanted to spend SS5.OOO.OOO in strength
ening the Notifications on the frontier,
and 1t has been necessary to reorgan-
Ice the ministry. This was the only
thing to be done, since Spain is entirely
without money at present for use in
constructing fortlfications. for which
there does not seem the least bit Of
necessity. Spain has no enemies on the
frontier. and there is no need of such
a sacrifice.
spain's French nelghbor is net likely
to invade her. The Spanish govern
ment should know something by this
time, after her recent two years ex-
psrience with the United States. Hav-
ing learned a thing or two 1t should
devote all It's energies from this time
forward to resuscitating industries and
10 developing the great resources OF
Spain. It should be content to let its
foreign relations take care OF them
selves.
The Philadelphia Inquirer suggests
that the best thing the Spanish people
can do is to attend strictly to their own
business for several years to come, and
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Live It Down.

Has your life been bitter sorrow?
Live II down.
Think about bright tomorrow
Live II down.
You will flnd II never pays
Just 10 ait wGt-eyed and gRZe
on the grave OF vanished days;
Live II down.
Is disgrace your calling burdCn7
Lave II down.
You cnn win brave hearts gucrdOn;
Live Il down,
MIKE your life so free from blame,
That the luster Of your fame
Shall hide all the oldon shame;
Live II down.
Has your heart secret trOubin7
Live II down.
Useless griCfs viii make II double;
Live II down
Do not wnter II with tears.
DO NOT feed II with your fears
Do moi nurse II through the years
Live II down.
Have you made some awful error7
Live II down.
Ia, mot hide your face In terror;
Live II down.
Look the world square In the eyes;
90 ahead MS ono who tries
no be honurcd ere he dies,
Live II down,
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
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imports, manufactures. Ss5S.651,glO; ex-
ports. manufactures. &15l.1O2S76; i'm
ports Of raw material for use OF manu-
facturers, $lsi.4Oi, l5s. In the same order
for 1899 the figures In dollars are: $685.
1864; S1.227,2OS.415; s2ss,2iI559; $685.
ss7.79l; sac, s9s.s77.
The total receipts OF customs and In
ternal revenue duties in 1880 were S4os,-
0sO,Ss2: total expenditures of the gov
eminent, Ss1S.O4O.7lO Expenditures for
war and navy. $ss.5ssO44. In the same
order for 1889, S5l5. $50. go; total expendi-
lures Of the government, $sO5,o72. l7s;
expenditures. for war and navy, $685.
7SsSs9.
The dates under which the tariff laws
went into effect. and under which these
receipts and expenditures were made
were: Act Of 1890 Cthe Mckinley act),
October 8. 1880; act of 1894 Wilson biii),
August 2S, 1894; act of 1897 Dlngley
bin). July "a. 1897.
1t Will be observed that In this re-
markable increase In foreign ana DO
nestle trade. but three Of them were
under the Wilson bill. parts of the years
1894 and 1897. and 1895 and 1895. In
these years there was an increase in
exports and decrease in exports and
a corresponding decrease in exports and
increase in imports. Thus does an OBJ
iect lesson Of statistics show which was
right in the way of gaining the markets
of the world, the Republican or the
Democratic revenue policy.
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The journalists Life.

The life OF every Journalist Is as hard
MS nails: that Of the special correspond
Ont Is even harder-yet neither one
knows 1t, nor asks for sympathy. When
we appreciate this fact we begin to
understand the familiar Rdnge. THE
Lord tempcrs the wind to the shorn
lamb"
These men see their strained. exclt-
ing, neyer-haitinR toll through classes
colored by sentiment or through the
hent waves OF excitement. They are
forever simulated by competition, and
freshened by constant novelty. They
wonder that their friends pity them;
.yet d Il q fact that they can make no
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with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, ms they
cannot reach the seat Of the disease.
Catarrh Is n blood or constitutional dis
ease, and In order to cure It you must
take internal remedies. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, and acts de
rectly on the blood and mucous sur
faces. Halls Catarrh Cure is not n
uuack medicine. II was prescribed by
one Of the best physicians In this coun-
try for years, and Is n regular prcscrlp-
ton. II Is composed OF the best tonlcs
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, free.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Props..
Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, price 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best
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american respect for religion.

Under the above head the Washing
ton Star notes that 1t is creditable to
the intelligence and the spirit Of fair
play prevailing in this country that the
effort to bring the troops in the Philip
pines under censure for alleged desc
Grafton Of churches within the sphere
Of military operations was exceedingly
short-lved. The story scarcely needs
investigation, because of its extreme
improbablllty, but on investigation the
story proves to be false.
Churches were occupied by the mill
tary authorities. of course. That is
usual in war times. Cardinal Gibbons
has informed the administration that
no onense was taken at Rome During
the civil war in the United States many
churches in the south were used for
headquarters, hospitals and other pur-
poses. Not long since story came out
that the pastor of st. AloySius, in
Washington city. saved that structure
from the uses Of hospital. The gov
eminent wanted shelter, and settled
upon this building. When the pastor
realized the justice of 1t, in order to
save the church. he had hospital
erected and turned 1t over to the gov
eminent. The pastor testified his love
for the church, and at the same time
recognized the governments claim up
nm him for assistance.
One Of the features Of AmerIcanIsm
is the separation OF church and state,
The Star says 1T works for the good Of
both, and increases the respect for both.
There IS a better understanding Of the
functions of both. There are no SOL
dIers anywhere less likely to desccrnte
a sacred edIhce. or turn temporary
occupancy of one into blasphemous
revel. than the soldiers of the United
States,
In the United States all denomIna-
tons have their share Of freedom, and
all churches. from the log house, with
pine table for the pulpIt,'to the SPLEEN
did cathedral with Its stained glass
windows and It's organ roll, are respect
ed" This Is aot true in any other coun-
try on earth.
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An instance of the rapid spread of
the English language is related by the
London Spectator. 1t reports an Incl
dent a correspondent recltes of step
ping on board a steam launch and be-
ing addressed In fluent English by a
swede who was in charge of the vessel.
Where did you learn such excellent
Engllsh?" asked the correspondent.
1--WE forgotten the biggest part of 1t"
he replied, but 1 served seventeen
years under the British flag" Did
you ever meet an English sailor who
could speak Swedish" The idea seemed
to amuse the swede, and he laughed
heartily as he said: II never met an
English sailor who could speak another
tongue than his own, but he has no
need to, for the first language a native
shopkeeper learns in any foreign port
is English" II we are to have uni
versal language for use in trade be-
tween civilized nations, 1t will be the
English language. and the reason is
plain. English and American civiliza-
ton is encIrcllng the globe, Just as
surely as English and American COM
merce and trade are conquerlng the
world.
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Thomas B. Reeds successor in Con-
gress has been selected by the First
Maine district, and in the platform upon
which he was nominated the following
declaration occurs: I'VE tender to
President Mckinley our hearty support
in the task of restoring order to our
new possessions, leaving the future
status Of the people Of those islands to
be determined by Congress-" The can
dldate. who Is Hon. Amos L. Allen. In
accepting. earnestly favored holding up
the hands Of the administration in the
conduct of the war and suppresslng
Agulnaldo, amid the applause of the
convention.
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The report that the expected war has
broken out In the Transvaal. In an at
tack on the British troops by the Beers,
is an indication that the climax Of the
situation has arrived, The news from
now on from the seat of the trouble
may be Of the most interesting Gharac-
ter. The stormcloud which has been
lowering for so many weeks was too
omInous to mean anything else than
something serious. The divisions are
so wide apart peace seems to be out of
the question.
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ARE YOUR
KIDNEYS WEAK !?
Have You Bladder or Uric Acid Trouble !?
You May Be Afflicted and Not Know 1t.
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It is now conceded by eminent sclen-
lists that the most important organs of
the body are the kidneys. They filter
your blood and work away night and
day. whether you are asleep or awake.
People are apt TO believe that kidney
disease is a rather rare disease, but sta
tIstics have proven that 1t is a most
common trouble.
And the proof Of this is that most dis
eases, perhaps IS per cent. are caused
in the beginning by disorders of the kid
neys.
BECAUSE they fail to filter your
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Your other organs may need care-bus
your kidneys most because they do
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II you are sick, begin doctoring your
kidneys, because as soon as they are
well they will help all the other organs
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When your kidneys are not doing their
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The great discovery, Swamp-Root, is
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Up in Cleveland. Ohio, a wife has
been sued for divorce by her husband.
The Common Pleas Court, which is
trying the case, has ordered her to pny
81 week alImony to her husband,
pending the decision of the case, and a
$50 attorneys fee. This Is an uncom-
mon occurrence, but possibly the wife
is glad enough to get OF so easy
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Desirable Property
Offered For Sale

Z lots and building sites In Pleasant
Valley. LAT.
building lot, % by 100, on FouFtosnu
street. Price quito reasonable
Lot on Lind street. very cheap "a
Lot on McColloch street. ZIG ieet y! -
On South Penn street, Island. franc ~ NJ.
idence, 10 rooms. lot 60 by 10; mos w
sirabls: offered for short time ogF ,,,i,
a brick residence. west SIDE o. N
street; location no better In the Guy. .,,,,
large brick building lot &c by l2l TINS
worth while looking after a. once .,,y
Always on hRnd-money GA G0Su ""
and country realty.
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pittsburgh Exposition. Low Rate
Over the II. & q. R,R.

Commencing Thursday. September
7th, and continuing every ThurSday I'M
III October 18th. inclusive. the h. q O.
win sell excursion tickets to Pittsburgh
Mt low rate OF 50 % round trip. includ-
ing admission to the Exposition.
Tickets good three days Including dato
OF sale.
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c. A. SCHAEFER 6 &C"
Corner Fourteenth and Market streets
pRoBATE OF WILL

once OF tho Clerk OF tho County G9S"
Of Ohio County, state Of West Nlrs'''"
In the matter OF the probate q , ne ' Il.
will and Testament OF Mary Nlch95i55, n
ceased. The object OF the petition ~ ~
this matter, nlCd June 6 lS,s ;yI y NJ pur.
poTiinT 10 he Inc viii OF Mary Nign9g,'
deceased, bearing date the Oh day SSatiIIS5St
1891. And II appearing from Sh a..,r,rIs.
made before me by I. r. Jones !hat E,a
w. Robinson, Walter Ice RoblnsqIG is-
Margaret TraXlcr, Franklin ItAW may.
husband, lisa TrAxier and Isaac ~ N ifa
Ter, her husband. arc non-resileN, tbsg
state OF West Virginia, Il 10 ora', ~ 2iiy
they do appear at my Office, " ,frfe.
OF Wheeling. In the county ana sSa'gl 5is q
said. within one month aiii'r ~ ~ do what
IL necessary to protect their inie,,s,ifi6n
said matte; The hearing o. sall fy.5 At
Is set for the 18th day OF OCTOBER
10 o'clock a. m. ,.s,,,,. g-ffTk
/. +. JONES. Attorney. ,.,,brr IL
Published tho nrst time sel!.W
1870.
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Sold by druggists, price 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.


via Baltimore & Ohio. at low rates. viii
be on sale, October to 10. valid for re-
turn passage until October II. Inclusive.
For full information apply to T. c.
Burke. passenger and ticket agent, Bal
tlmOre & Ohio station.
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The Best Prescription for Chills
and Fever is bottle OF Groves Taste:
loss Chill Tonic II Is simply iron ana
uuInine In tRBtoiesB form. No cure
no pay. Price, 6oc. tthB&W
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one'hRlf the 500 'iEe-onequArteF the 500 size
Wheeling Daily IntellIgencer when
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G. Co.. Blnghamton. N. Y.
II you are already convinced that
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and when 90 doing it would be
we'll to embrace the opportu-
nifty OF getting pure, absolutely
pure liquor at the most moderate
prices-here's q brief list:
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THE NTELLTfENCER.

IoHN EREw. 20. ond Pc. Maaaler.
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(Ths INTELLIGENcER. embracing Its
several editions. is entered in the Post
once at Wheeling. w. Va. a. second.
clnaa matter.l
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FOR SALE.
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STOCKS, BONDS AND INVEsTMENIs'
National Exchange Bank Building.
Mohave County miner., 1899-04-01
MINING; NEWS.

Mr Bart Fpri II exhihitinp speCi
men Of ore from claim OWNED by him
.sli and Messr- w d iiineron and Ken
nedy in the w ,ire Tar k mountains. The
ore, IL is said. will run auvshsre from a
rhonsand drlIars 4 ton ur, and the own
ers OF the claim cav 'hrre IL lots Of II.
The claim of course r,ed- developing,
hut /, is hopPd he oUners eiIl each
mt ka a million on Of il The ore re
semhles that taken from the Coz gress
nue -PheniX Herald.
RarroI'or, ., di.ps'ch says. The
smelfsrs and 'o"l- NJ tie sl'eR'd gold
mir g ~ Malvern are in the hands Of the
sher Fl Of Carrcll county, Uh" levied on
hem TO satisfy juigmen' # 500s oh
tnlued ny Meredith tS Go Ct Eds Liver
pool against the COMPANY organized to
develop the alleged gold deposits II
sas recently aunCurc'd that the devel
npmept company sorId have capital
stock Of 500 COOS, hu' a. far as known,
none of In stock fts heen sold The
strike Of gold he,rIng qnar'z has proved
TO he a myth.
The outrut OF Capt. De l., Mars Mer'
cnr mines. that has nlTesdy reached GOO
tors dsily. is to he Increased 10 800, and
TO that end The enlargement Of the roast
inv ulsnr IL TO nepur in the neat ie"
dars To roas, 600 ions daily, the man
svempnt 10 now using six giant lnrnaces
and TO increase the capacity OF the plan
simply necessitares an addi'ion OF three
of corresponding Size, for which ample
nroviaion was made ahen the matchIess
plant was pr j C ed. Victor NJ Clement
sho is on The ground, will, in all proba
h;,i,v contract for the enlargements, the
coming week, and With 900 tons passing
daiIy through The peerless cfushers' 'he
C.otsjn g earnings will at once 20 70 as'
tonishing figures -Tritune.
Curious changes occur in The character
~ a mine and it's product. II is very
. ,mmon occurrence that gold NIL e. a.
a.,,b hecomes silver mine; and Sill