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Base Ball Bats, Striking Bags,
Base Ball Milts, .Swinging Clubs,
Base Ball Masks, Dumb Bells, etc,,
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B~*' a815 BaLl ooqdh. rttOQUKT.
IIAMMOCKH. KOOT UAIJ.H.
. All of the Popular Mneaxliu-a aiifl
Pa|M<n il|* to ante, Hnokt and Klatlonnry.
Onfpol Hymn* In tii?>ir
variant Htyl**
C. H. QUI7Vfk3Y.
KM Market Htreet
PICTURES AND A FIT MATHRIAl..
**JJULLBTB."
Poeket Kodak*. Film* and a
ceneral Una of Pliotoeraphlo
Suppllaf.
NICOLL'S 7TRT STORE.
12 41 MAHKKT STHEKT.
rvsvr THE BEsr quamty" oh
V/ OTATIONKKV, TIIK KIN I XT INK AND
TUB NKATUiT TYI'K Ut U?i III Uu toaf
"* UI %Kc%iu!i3!mcch job orvic*
ONE LONG SLIDE.
Toward Rulu wns Mode by the
Democratic Tinkers.
THE MEANING OF THE REACTION
So One Can Look Over the Cleveland
lUcord and Doubt a ICrpnbllcaii Swrrp
In (lie Fall?Free Trade Nonsense that
Drought on Long Deprceelou.
W&tihingtou correspondence New
York Press: In the phenomenal sweep
of sentiment for protection which i?
manifesting itself throughout the country,
not much study is needed to account
for recent developments In the
Republican state conventions. It in
simply an pverwhelmlng evidence of a
determination on tho port of the people
to bring about btler conditions in the
United Hates than have attained during:
the past three years uuder JDcmocrutlc
rule.
To acoomplish this purpose, a great
majority of voters have decreed the removal
of all Democrats trom administrative
office and the repeal of tho in- >
iqultoua legislation which has levied a
sectional tariff on the country and destroyed
American industries. There
are thousands and thousands of recent
converts to Republicanism who have ]
joined the regular party men and whose
sole idea is to get a restoration of confidence
that will furnish employment to
capital and labor and give wages in proportion
to necessities not based on free
trade standards.. , ,
The ( Irvrlmid HrcorU.
Since the election of Orovr Cleveland
to the presidency, there have been witnessed
a dally excess of expenditures
over receipts, a constant withdrawal of
gold from the rcmi ve. a depreciation of |
American securities and an Increase In
the national debt that is as shameful us i
It is Inexcusable. These humiliating
condition* have recurred until the administration
in power Is recognized to be I
[ a failure ?o stupendous that Its contln- I
uatlon would tx* a political crime.
Repeated efforts have been made in 1
I all the reign of Democratic incompeten- '
cy to convince the workingmeu that the I '
I low tariff In operation would in time j !
| procure u nuuu ui (jiwin-mj, wuv ?
need* more proof than mere statements
to show that wages are not below the
average of the McKlnley bill, and that
buslm-ss in the wool Industry and other
branches of manufacture is not practically
ruined.
The free trade liar has put In time
over night and labored with all his zeal
by day, to convince starving mechanic?,
bunkrupt merchants ami timid capitalists
that the bugaboo of high protection
having been exercised by the l)emoI
rrats. all would progress finely. But '
the figures issued by the treasury de- j
part men t and the monthly statement of 1
I trade have t?>ld a story of Imports-ex- 1
ceedlng exports that would have creat- '
ed despair were It not for the hope of j
Republican reversal.
| To this end has every mind been '
! turning, and whenever the opportunity I
has offered In Industrial strongholds, 1
Republican candidates have been elect- 1
ed as legislators. The house of repre.
sntatlves which followed the Fiftythird
Congress rolled up a majority that 1
swept almost the entire Democratic organisation
out of existence and made '
the senate so close that a combination *
. of Democrats and Populists was neces- ]
sary to hold the Republicans In a ml- J
nority. This barrier and the executive j
nre all that He between the people and j
I their desire to get laws which will give
thm relief In the adoption of well-tried 1
Republican principles. Nothing can
withstand the onward rush of those '
whose sufTerlngs and losses have taught !
them bitter lessons In political economy !
and the folly of following false prophets.
Tlukrrlug wltU Fluancr.
The history of the Cleveland administration
and of Democratic rulo has
been one of continued shrinkage in value*.
af paralysis in enterprise. of destruction
In contldence and of shattered
credits. It is not forgotten that in answer
to th?* early appeals for relief sent
up kv a frightened community, Cleveland.
with brutal cynicism, declared
that the conutry needed an "object lesson.^'*
Public alarm only Increased
I with every plunge Cleveland mode into
I the iiea of troubles which he and his
I party had created, and in the false Issues
invented by him to obscure his
dickers, deals and scandals, one seeks lu
vain for a single redeeming feature. In
such circumstance* it is not strango
that there should be a universal cry for
a return to the good old times by the
lection of those whose names are Identified
with prosperity.
The Democratlo party was placed In
absolute control of the government on j
the Issue of a tariff for revenue only. h
and at a time when pros]>erity was at Its x
height and when employment was most ^
remunerative. Why the people voted
for n change is one of the mysteries of f
politic*, but they did so vote, and they
jfot the change they wanted?to their t
cost.
Following the rxtra session which r
Cleveland called for the repeal of the f
Shermnn act, to which the distress then v
manifesting Itself wan ascribed, came \
the regular Congress and a message
from the President devoted almost inclusively
to arguments for tralfT reform. p
Hearings to repr.<oen tat Ives of the great
Industries of the country wi re denied.
The ways and means committee, under '
the leadership of Mr. Wilson, of West *
Virginia, a theorist unacquainted with c
til* conditions of the country, considered c
a bill in secret, against which protests r
came to Washington by every win? and
mall. The**; protests were Ignored, although
th**y found eloquent expression
In tho Republican press. A Democratic r
promise was made that when the WIN p
son bill had passed the house hearings t
would be Riven in the senate finance ^
commit tee, but the?#? were violated, a
Only favored senator* got star chamber
hearings, and for seven months after
the Wilson bin had been scourged
through the house under the Iron-tipped r
(lull of Hf>caker Crisp, it lingered to the ?
Invitation of scandals which eventually j
compelled an Investigation of Jobbery ,|
in sugar stock.
There was dickering on nil sides to
got a compromise by concessions to t
make the Democratic "reform" bill pos- c
slble of jmssoge. One measure nuc- I
ceeded another with such frequency n
that they hud to be Identified by num- li
bers. and the original house bill was n
finally i:\vallawed up by rhe addition of e
$70,000,000 of revenue-producing sohed- '
ulen to a measure which only reached 1
conference through a surrender to the s
sugar trust. IndusttU'n or the south
were protert??d carefully, and the labor
Trn "MOTHERS' j
M FRIEND"
Bborten* labor, losaeos Dftln.
h??>. Ilmlnlnbeii danger to life of
both mother and chllil und lotive* her In condition
nioro favorablo to apeedy recovory.
Mronuor afi?r than before confinement"
#?y* a prominent midwife Jh the Ik*m( remedy
FOR RISING BREAST
! Known and worth tho nrlee for that alone.
""d recommended by mldwlvea and
ail ladle* whohnve ujied It.
Beware of mihutltiiten nnd Imitations. J
j Makes' Ghild-Birth Easy.!
Sent by Kxprriw or mall on receipt ot PfjgJ; ,
11.00 r*r Mil*. I look "TO MOTIlfJlW" ?
mailed free,cootalnln* voluntary tcallmonuia.
BBAOFIELO BKBDUTOB CO., ITUflTi. QL i
OLD BT ALL DRBOOiaT*. 6
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and capital of the rent of the country
wore nubjoeted to the most vicious discrimination.
One I<oiik n?prrulou.
Not only was the tariff legislation of
the Democrat* a failure, but their attempt
lit financial tinkering utlll furIher
exhibited the imbecility which
k? ??n?H inherent in the party. They wpllt
wide asunder in the beginning on gold
bonds and free coinnge. the administration
insisting ujxjii having It* way. and
the silver men In dictating a policy of
rule or ruin. When the prenent He*
publican house of ropresen tat Ives wan
called to act by the President in behalf
of a be frayed people, and when it passed;
bills to repair the shortcomings of tho!
Wilton-Gorman tariff bill, the Demo
rruuc auniiniBinunui inrow us immencn
iiRulnst the enactment of any measure
which did not retire the greenbacks In
obedience to Cleveland's dictation. The
greenback scare wo* creuted to cover
the scandal of bond deals, for which a
Republican President would have been
Impeached by a Democratic house..
Whore there la so much material for
criticism. Including hostility to . pensioners
and a cowardly foreign pulley
that brgan with hauling down the
American flag In Hawaii and closed
with a refusal to extend aid to the struggling
patriots In Cuba, even the bravery
of the Venezuelan Incident does not re?
Hev*j the sombre record. It Is not
Htrange that Republican success should
l>e assured so well In the coming presidential
campaign that the Individuality
of leading candidates is ignored.
THE PATENT OFFICE.
Itrport of tile Commissioner? lutrreallng
Statistics.
WASHINGTON, D. C., May 4.?The
report of commissioner of patents. John
S. Seymour, for the year ending December
SI, 1XD5. was submitted to Congress
to-day. It shows that aggregate
receipts from all sources during the
year were $1,24$,247; expenditures.
11.084.496. In every year since 1861 there
has been been a surplus over all expenditures.
During the year there were
Issued 21.99# patents und designs, exelusive
of flfty-nlne re-Issues, and Inclusive
of 2.049 Issued to foreigners,
1.829 trade marks and three prints registered
and 46.S99 apllcatlons filed for
[intents, trade marks, labels, prints, etc.
There were also 12.315 patents wmon
expired and 3,482 patents forft-IteU for
non-payment of final fees. The four for?ign
countries leading In the number of
patents issued theJr. citizens by this
fovernment are England 614; Germany
>19; Canada 303 and France 202. In the
I'nltcd States the states loading in the
number of patents issued to their citi?.?nH
are New York 3.539; Pennsylvania
2.270; Illinois 1.876; Massachusetts
1.793, and Ohio 1.423. In proportion to
population, however. Connecticut heads
the list with one to every 927 people,
rho commissioner recommends the
enactment into law of certain rules
made a year ago to prevent more than
ilx months delay by applicants in paying
further attention to their cases already
acted on by the office and allowing
exatnlners to reject claims where
there have been intentional delays in
:-aaes pending more than five years. The
mules are, he says, open to attack in.
the courts. He also recommends the
enactment of the hill amending the
patent laws prepared by the patent
committee of the American Bar Association
and Introduced in Congress.
Concerning the publication of the Office
Gazette, which has in recent years
Involved many complications and last
pear resulted in a congressional injulry,
the commissioner decries the lack
jf a modern process In Its production.
the entire worn not t>eing aone oy one
firm .and urges In event of a change,
being Inadvisable that a contract be
authorized for printing It for a longer
term than one year. In view of the expensive
plant required.
Reports have been received from
thirty-two foreign countries. Including
r?reat Britain. Germany, Kupsla and
France, and the total number of patents
Issued by these governments frumtho,
earliest period up to December-31 last >
aggregate 981.961 against 562.458 so far
issued by th** United States.
Prior to 1870 the United States Issued
nearly half as many patents as all forflicn
nations combined. Since 1870 It has
Issued more than half as many as all
foreign nations combined.
During the past twenty-flve years
twenty-five Inventor* have been granted
more than 100 patents each, the
ivhole number granted to them within .
thnt period being 4.SM. In these "wlzinl"
Thomas A. Edison of Orange. N.
I., leads with 711; KHhu Thompson, the
lertrlrlan. coming next.
The greatest activity of the year was
ihown In detail invention and accessores
to bicycles and In machines and
irocesjo's for muklng the parts. Pneunatic
tires have attracted the Inventor.
>ecaust? of their almost universal use
>n sulkies as well as bicycles.
Itlg Diamond Itobbcry.
PITTSBURGH. May 4.-It has Just
>een made public that the big Jewelry
? *r n nAki,H T."* I ft )> nfantiA
van robbed at noon on April 2, of 17,000
vorth of diamonds.
Three men and a woman were conrerned
In the robbery, which in prolounced
by the police one of the slickest
hefts ever worked In the country.
Two tray* containing: llfty-slx dlanond
rings were stolen, the cheapest
In* valued at $100. So far the police
uive been unable to secure a clue to the
hleves.
Kltlrrt by a Ckw-Ih.
Iperlal Dispatch to the IntelllRimeer.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va., May 4.-C.
Sstep. a bows at McCann'a brick yard,
k-na killed to-day by the caving In of a
lay bank. C. O. Hammond and Uobrt
Dulntid were seriously Injured but
lot fatally.
Drmormtln Committer.
PHILADELPHIA, May 4.?Chairnan
Harrity has callcd a meeting of the
ub-commlttee of the Democratic nalonal
committee to be held at th?? hotel
Velilngton. Chicago, on Friday, May fi,
t 12 o'clock.
Plot Ag*lii?t llir King.
LONDON, May 4.?-A special dispatch
roolved here from Naples says It Is t utored
there that an anarchist
lot ngalnst King Humbert ban been
Iscovercd.
FOIt every quarter !n a man's pocket
here are a dozen uvea; and to use each
we In such a way as to derive the
roatest benftt Is n question every one
fiust solve for himself. We believe,
lowevrr, that no better use could be
nude of one of these quarters than to
xchange it for a bottle of Chamber*
aln's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
temedy, a mcdlcln" that every family
hould be provided with.
"01VE me a liver regulator and I can
pgulate the world," said a senlus. The
Iriiiri-iut linnilKil him II liuttlf) of L)l?.
V it I'd I.lttlf* Burly Ktsors. the fnmoua
Ittlo pill* Logan * Co.. Whtttflllift. W.
'u.. II. V. Peabody. Henwood and Uowlo
t Co., Hrldgi'porU O. 5
When Unlijr ?u nick, wo ber OmIoHju
Wheo ?hn vm a ClilM, nIhi cried for Out aria.
When slis Itrcnmn MUm, ?tlie oluaf t?i Ciwtoria.
Whrti hail (.lilUlrpii.nlit* tfuvatUrm CMtoria,
QUICK In rfTect, liotilM and leave* no
car. liumlng, *cuiy nklu eruption*
lulckly cured l>y DoWltt'n Witch Har.el
Have. Applied to burn*, ncoldi, old
lore*, It In magical In effect. Ahvny*
urea piles. Logan A Co.. Whittling, W.
fa.. U. F. I'tabody, Urn wood, and
lowl* & Co., Bridgeport. O. 8
lleadach* cured In to mlnutox i,y ]?r
Alios Pain Pill*. "one cent a doe#.'* At
ruggUt*.
GET WELL & STAY WELL
Get Rid of What Makes You Sick
and stay RiJ oflt
It is so slmpl" to be well that wo wonder
why there on? so many sick people.
Come to think about It, must be because
they don't know what's inadu
them s(ck.
IC tliuy knew that, tliey could prevent
It, and when they were sick. In
some rases cure themselves. Hut, so
long as we ilon't take more care of our
health, no ahall always be more or less
slek.
The simple rulea of health arei Keep
clean, take exercise, eat good food,scour
out your Htomach.
Thin last means: Don't tolerate Indigestion.
Cure It with tibaker Digestive
Cordial. A stomach full of undigested,
fermented, putrid food is the unhealthily
t thing you can think of.
Half our discuses and troubles come
from the poisons of undigested food.
More than half of them cuuld be cured
with Hbaker Digestive Cordial.
More tfian half, because often when
we think we an- sick we are only weak,
and a course of nourishing food digested
without effort by the stomach (with
the aid "of Shaker Digestive Cordial)
would reMivlgorate the whole system
and make us well.
A ten cent bottle will prove It. At
druggists.
Write for Interesting bonk to The
Shakers, 30-Reado street, New York.
MARTIN'S FERRY.
Ifapsattd Mlahupi In ttia Thriving City
Arroaa the ltlvcr.
Tho Martin's Ferry ofllco of the Wheeling
Dally IntMllgencer has been removed
to Fourth street, three doors above the
I postoflice. This 1* in .the rear of the
| of lice occupied by George W. Reece: Subscription*
will be received here for the
Inteellgeneer. lK?th daily and weekly and
subscribers inlpxln? their papers should
notify tho ajcent. Orders will be received
and promptly filled for job printing and
news Items will be thankfully received.
Itememhor the place, three doors above
the postolllce.
Forty m?>n desire positions on the police
force, including three of the pres#-ntiofllInln
and several men who fought tho tiood
Government ticket. Only four nollr^men
are to be appointed. These will be retomijiended
by Mayor liarr to-night, If gounell
meet*.
Yesterday afternoon Kboneser ,,Ed
wards. u? employe at the I?aughiirf tin
plate works, had u gash cut on his right
leg by a bunch of hot tin plate. The'Cut
la four Inches long and will lay Edwards
up at least a week.
Yesterdny Frank Zlnk returned fnom
Steubenvllle, whero he was called on Saturday
by the serious illness of his kU4/?. ;
Mis.4 Mamie, well known In Martin's fififr H
ry. Mrs. Jesse Selby went up yesterdi)^ t ||
I'ast Department Commander of Pennsylvania,.
Thomas G. Sample, of Allegheny,
will address Thoburn Post 72. G. A. II..
Tuesday, May 12. The meeting: will be an
open one.
Mrs. Ixmls flwartx. of Anderson. Ind..
formerly of Martin's Ferry, la visiting
relatives and friends here. She attended
the funeral of a friend at Barncsville last
week.
Miss Sarah J. Fisher, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William Fisher, and Thomas
Fox, well known young people, were married
at Cumberland. Md.. Sunday evening-.
Martin's Ferry people were sorry to
hoar of WhcllntT* defeat at Washington
yesterday. The result was bulletined at
the branch office of the Intelligencer.
Blxty-flve dollars was rea!ix?d at the
festival given by Hiawatha council. Souvenirs
will bo given to those who took
part.
At'a nlcbtlftjfr of city council last night,
tho charge tot a water motor for sixteen
hours was fixed at 17 50, and for ten hours
*:> w.
William Rogers has resigned his porltion
at Xenia and has taken hi* old place
at the Cleveland & Pittsburgh depot.
To-morrow Harry Woodcock leaves for
New York to Join the Bryant stuck company,
with which he will travel.
A largo number of Martin's Ferry Republicans
will attend the congressional
convention at Dellalre to-day.
Mrs. John l|ukill was able to sit up yes
teruay. inc itruni>eci ?u? iwuib / w ?*cedent.
Llndley Bracken, of Coleralti, wan In
town yesterday. The big gusher la on hla
farm.
A lorgo number of Martin's Ferry Mutton
a visited their brethren In Bellalre last
nlKlft.
Mrs. 8. T. Inglobrlght returned last
night from a vlalt In Steubenvllle.
Mn W. P. Manning, of Ji-fTerson atreet,
la vory Hlrk-With typhoid fever.
XV. B. 11611, the Wayside Inn man, At
Colcrulu, wan, down yesterday.
When Satnrt
Needs assistance It may be beat to render
It promptly, but one should remember
to use even the most perfect remedies
only when needed. The best nnd
mnst simple and gentle remedy la the
Syrup of Figs. manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Company.
PONT invito disappointment by experlmenttng.
Depend upon One Minute
Cough Cure and you have Immediate relief.
It cures croup. Tho only harmless
remedy that produces Immediate
results. Logan & Co., Wheeling. W.
Vn., B. F. feabody, Ben wood, and
Bowie & Co.. Bridgeport. (X
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