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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-21

The Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette
remembers that eight years ago yes'ef-
day Mr.. Blaine formally accepted Gen
oral GarGeld's Cabinet invitation. Gen
eral Harrison is not moving so rapidly.
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Makes AL ODD Man Young.

Psi bought three bottles Of your Botnnfc
Blood balm from my friend II. d. ballard, at
CampObGllO, s. e. have been using II three
weeks. II appears to give me new life and new
strength, Ii there is anything that will make
IN old man young 1t is Il. i. 3. i am willing to
sell 1t. can earnestly aud honestly recon-
mend Botanic Blood balm.
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Gen. Con-. Cool Grit.

Pittsburgh Commercial. Gazette.
Gen. Coils not alarmed ut the adverse
reports regarding the political situation
Of affairs in West Virginia, nor We be-
lieye has he been at any time since the
campaign was well under way down
there. As man OF CHEEKY, cool "rit he
deserves the admiration OF both friend
and foe.
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TIE Mugwumps, who have been OPP
posing Blaine and pretending to be
pleased with the thought OF Sherman
being Secretary of State, won't like it n
cents worth ii Sherman goes in. They
prefer a good game ofgrowl to any thing
in the wide, wide world. Let 'em growl
they are head over heels in the soup.
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twelve Years Afflicted.

BLUFFToS, IND, Feb. G, 1857.
have been afflicted with Blood Poison fol
twelve years Have used prescription from
) hyscnnS offered rue during that period.
Through the druggist, ". a. Gnlellus, pro.
cured one bottle OF Is. ., u, and SiuCc have uAed
three bottles, and am satisfied It has done me
most well, and AIN sure, within two or three
weeks VIII be perfectly well, after twelve Year,
suffering intensely. Write or address,
JOSEPH FEST,
Wells Co., Ind. Baker and COnfectiOner.
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st. PETERSBURG, Dec. 2O.-It is rumor.
ed that the Government has senta note
to Persia protesting against any attempt
on the part Of that country to grant a
monopoly Of Persian commerce to any
foreign power.
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The Beat purifier Made.


DAMASCUS, GA, June -, 1887.
HAYS suffered with eatarrh for about four
years, ind after usiug four bottles Of Botanic
blood Balm find my general health greatly i'm.
proved, and II | could keep out OF the bad
weather would bG cured. | believe Il IL the
best purifier made.
Very respectfully.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-21

WILLIAM L. SCOTT, who was going TO
carry Pennsylvania for Mr.. Cleveland,
is no longer numerous in Washington.
No reward has been offered for his safe
return 10 sorrowing friends.
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nI.Il.

HEINOLD-on Thursday morning, December
20, 1888, Ht O'clock, CHRISTOPHER HEISOLD,
RgCd IL years and IL days.
Funeral from, his late residence, No. "a Main
street, on saturday afternoon at o'clock
Friends of the famiIy nrc invited,
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The Toice, Third Party organ, quotes
Exodus, j: u: "But the more they
afflicted them, the more they multiplied
and grew" Third Party people have
certainly been good deal afflicted by
their failure to defeat the Republican
party second time, but there is little
multiplication and growth in the present
condition OF the Prohibition end OF the
Democrniic partY.
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Ar the Union depot in Pittsburgh n
husband and father ieit dead. The wife
and children were there too, starving.
"Threo ladies, dressed in seal.skin
sacques, went to the restaurant and with
their own hands brought food to the
wife and children" Why not? Does
a seal.skin sacque harden the heart or
make the hands too limp for ordinary use !
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YouR Uncle Jcems G. Blaine is not
asking anybody to endorse him orpusb
him for anything. lie goes right on
saving wood. Good deal OF nan, that
Blaine.
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NEW York is a great State and her
Republicans did great work in the late
campaign. New York should have II
place in the Cabinet, but is not likely to
have two places, as she has now. Unless
New York men can come to some under
standing about the Cabinet, it may he
that President Harrison will try to get
along without New York ut the counsel
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4 Co.,
1114 MAIN ST.
HOLIDAY
GIFTS (!
Every Department Offers Some.
thing Suitable asa
CHRISTMAS PRESENT

Great Reductions have been
made in our Wrap Depart
ment, and we now offer for the
Holidays the greatest bargains
in the city.
Seal Skin Sacques, we are
still offering at the old price.
Daily additions made to our
extensive stock Of Silk Velvets,
Pushes and Dress Goods.
Fine Seal Skin, Lynx, Fox
and Monkey Fur Mufs, Boas
and Capes.
Fine Embroidered,C Cashmere
ShawIs and Fichus.
Silk MuAlers, Ties and
Handkerchief.
Linen Handkerchief at all
prices, in fancy boxes Of quar-
ter and half dozen each.
Elegant Plush Toilet and
Manicure Shaving Sets.
Silver and Brass Whisk
Broom-holders, Match Safes,
Collar and Cuff Boxes, Card
Gases, &c.
Fine Russia Leather Collar
Boxes, Toilet Sets, Hand
Satchels, Purses, Pocketbooks,
&c.
Hand PaintedNeedle Cases,
Blotters, Pen Wipers, Shaving
Paper, Sachet Bags and Hand
kerchief Cases.
Centemeri and Foster Kid
Gloves, Silk, Isle and Kid
Mittens.
Fine Silk Umbrellas.
We have added to our IN
derwear. Department a full line
Of Ladies and Children's Sax
ony Underwear.
Geo. E. Stif6l &C.,,
u11 MAIN CT
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SENATOR QUAY is said to have stood
aba.hed in the presence oithe President
elect, who was las easy as an old shoe.
Modesty is no crime.
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Tnr Canadian politicians will not en-
Joy their Christmas dinner for fear Of
being annexed the day after. They can't
understand that We are not territory
hungry.
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Holiday ExcurSions via Penusyl vnnia Lines.
Excursion tickets at low round trip
rates will be sold by the Pennsylvania
Lines west OF Pittsburgh on December
"a, % and 81, 1855, and January /, 1889.
good returning until Thursday, January
s, 1889. No tickets will be sold to
adults for less than % cents, nor to chill
dren for less than 10 cents.
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The Ohio River Railroad will sell
round trip tickets to and from all sta
tons on their line December "a and %,
1855, aud December 81, 1855, and Janu-
airy /, 1880, at reduced rates. For in
formation call on ticket agents.
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LATOU Wednesday evening
December ~, 1873, at the residence OF d. +,
Mckinley $50, No "7&j EOr street, by Rev.
MIlltSm e, Riheldotl"r, Mr, WILLIAM a,
LATOusH, Of Pennsylvania, 10 Miss MARY A.
MOORE, OF Wheeling, W. Va,
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NothIng Id EquaI Il.
zAL4IA, FLA, June q, 1857.

N. f., Ttnnbte & TO-:
have been using u. H. D. In my family us
blood purifier Have never used any medicine
10 cqualiL respectfully,
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Read This.

All who desire full Information about the
cause and cure II Stood POisonS, ScrOiulA and
Scroiul0us swelllngS, Ulcers, Sores, RheumA.
lsm, Kidney Complaints, Cainrrh, ETC., ctln SC.
cure by mail free, u copy Of our 32page lllnstrA.
ted Book OF Wonders, filled with the most won
derfHI ami startling proof ever before known.
Address, BLOOD BALM CO.,
AtlAutl, Ga,
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TIM rich fruit oil the Christmas tree is
almost ripe, and the youngsters "'e
ready TO club the liie out OF it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-21

JAY GovLp is said to be aging fast
What else could happen with 50 many
millions on his back?
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Ii Congress will backup the resolution
offered by Senator Edmunds and show
that this country in earnest, no foreign
Government will risk the completion Of
the De Lcsseps canal, The United
States should long since have nude il
clear to the world thatno more European
influence on this continent will be toll
Grated, and nothing could have made
this point palmer than to refuse 10 al
low the construction Of any canal
through the istnms to be under Eu-
ropean control. We are not helpless, us
we were when MaximilIian was sent to
Mexico to set up European empire
next door tous.
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STATE OF ONO, CRY OF ToLEDo, |

lslNAS NOINAlI - Hs
FRANK j, CHENEY makes oath that he
is the senior partner OF the firm OF F. j.
cheney & Co., doing business in the
City OF Toledo, County and State afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the sum
Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
every case Of Catarrh that connot be
cured by the use Of HALLS CATARRH
CuRE. FRANK j, CHENEY.
Sworn to before me aud subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day OF December,
a. d. $50.
- A. W. GLEASON,
I sEAL Notary Public.
Halls CataIrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and
mucus surfaces OF the system. Send for
testimonials, free.
+. j. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
B5"Sold by Druggists, 70 cents. D&w
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Republican Primaries.

The Republican Primaries will be held on the
10Th day OF December, isss, between the hours
OF p. IN. aud OPP IN, Mt the usual places Of
voting IN the different wards in the city OF
whtcIIng. for the purpose Of elcctIns i've d9le.
gates from each ward 10 the City Convention to
be held on Monday, peCembcr3i, tSSS, at2p m,
at the City Building.
By order OF the Republican City Executive
Committee. p b. DoBBiNs,
Chairman.
S. O lLaYcE. Secretary. dt20
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-===-slln------
The soft Steel Clause Passes the Senate.
For u year the Ohio Valley manuiac.
turgrs OF what is known as soft steel
have been cndeuyoring, in cooperation
with other manufacturers OF the same
steel, ~ induce Congress TO do them
matter OF justice, and at last they have
mcpsuraOly succe ded so far as the
United States Senate is concerned.
Their pla before the tariff committees
otthe House and Senate was that the
inequality OF the duty on steel rails us
against that on blooms, billets, slabs,
&C., by which the former received about
double the protection OF the latter, re.
suited in great detrimcnt to the latter in
the matter OF ores and fuel, giving rail
makers virtual control Of these materials
and making them comparatively inditIer.
ent to the price paid for them.
The two steels cost about the same to
produce, and the price to-dsy, both in
this country ana Europe, Is substantial
ly the same, But while the duty on
rails has been $l7 per ton the duty on
blooms, bilIets, slabs, etc., has been only
40 per cent adyaiorem. Advalorem du.
ties have opened the way to fraudulent
differentiation and hence the impor'
tations have been heavy, amounting in
the fiscal year OF 1857 to over COZ mil.
lion pounds.
The Committee OF Ways and Means Of
the House was so much impressed with
the injustice OF this discrimination that
in their original report to the House last
session they eqpaIized the two, fixing
both at Sll 90 per ton. Their report,
however, was not adopted by the Demo-
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EOR DODGERS

LNOR DODGEhS
II AND SMALL HAND BILE nj,
Go 70 tho INTELIGESCER Jon Rooms, Nos =
and n Fourteenth street, where you can Dc "
commodated Gt short notice,
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asa general family remedy for Dyspepsia,
Torpid Liver. Constipation, etc, always use
simmons Liver Regulator and have never been
disappointed In the effect produced. iiscCms IN
aud BOwelS"-w. J. McELRoY, Macon, Ga.
Examine to see that YOU get the genuine, dis
tlnguIEhed from all frauds and limitations by our
red Y Trade Marx on front Of wrapper. and on
the side the seal and signature Of !. II. Zeilln
& 20. de;iMwVSW
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T6c Sntelll0entct.

". va, DECEMnEn&i, 1879.
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Who VIII R,.cno tho Roscuers?
Est5 York World.
Lord Salisbury is now at the bead OF
the only Emin Pasha Relief oreaniza.
ton which can be OF any avail.
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Farming implements.
FEED MILLS.

FEED MILLS.
The BUCKEYE and VICTOR CORN and COB
MILLS combined with POwEH These are he
best all purpose Feed Mills for the farmer 10 buy
10. run BY horIe power. They grind corn aud
Will grind hne enough FOR meal. Call and see
US, OF write for price and circular.
X. K. GIFFEN 4 CO.,
deS lS20 Main 81, Wheeling, VIVA.
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0HNWlS YOUR LIVER 2

"NIl1r.ENpo Crotchet las no eqnal.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-01
To the Railway Magnates and
Visitors From st. Paul
and Elsewhere.
The Case of the Woman Who
Is Charged With Poison
ing Her Husband.
Sensational Development in
the Interesting Divorce
Case on Trial.
The Merriest Go-Round Prom
ised if Admitted Under
the State Bill. -
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
SIOUX FALLS, Nov. 30.-A grand re-
ception and banquet will he extended
by the city of Sioux Falls to the presi-
dent and officers of the Manitoba road
and other guests next Tuesday in honor
of the completion Of the Manitoba road
to this place. A telegram from st. Paul
announces that President Hill and most
of the officers of the Manitoba will be
here. 1t states also that about score
of the business men of st. Paul and
Minneapolis will be in the party which
will be increased at Marshall, Granite
Falls and Pipestone by representative
business men from those places. The
city council and the Commercial club
give the reception jointly. They have
invited the representatives of the North
western, Milwaukee, Burlington and
Illinois Central to be present and have
received favorable responses. The
nominal idea of the reception is one OF
MUNICIPAL COURTESY,
but there intention is to secure so far as
possible the friendship of all these rep
resentative men that it may rebound to
the commercial advantage to Sioux
Falls. This place appreciates fully
what railroads are worth and more fully
still the commercial value of the
friendship of influential railroad men.
1t is expected that there will be 200
banqueters. the business men of the
city beng generally invited. The pro-
gramme has not yet been made up, but
speech is expected from President
Hill, and short addresses from many of
the other gentlemen. City Attorney u.
r. Bailey will make the welcoming adj
dress for the city.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-01
ADVISED To SLOW UP A BIT
And Wait Till the New President Gets to
Washington and Takes Hold.
CLEAN SWEEP DEMANDED
By the Men Who Want the Offices
Held by the Demo-
Gratis.

Special to the Globe.
HURON, OAK, Nov. SOFT is aston
ishing how earnestly some Republican
newspapers of the territory are advO-
eating the displacement of Democrats
from office. Most of them assign no
reasons other than that the incumbents
are Democrats and
SHOULD BE REMOVED.
Some 90 so far as to almost demand
the immediate resignation of pOStmas-
tiers, route agents, United States land
officials, ETC., and suggest parties for
the places made vacant. III some in
stances editors are inclined to be more
charitable, and while they favor
men of their own political faith for pub
lie position, deem it but justice to those
now holding such places that they be
ALLOWED TO SERVE
till the expiration of the time for which
their commissions were issued. These
men can see further than their breth-
rem of the quill, and i'll advocating a
s.stay of proceedings" against office
holders voice the sentiment OF thou
sands of Republicans. 1t is only those
of small experience that desire a COM
plete sweep of the hoard and an imme-
diate elevation of Republicans to Offices
to which those aspiring are
INCAPABLE OF FILLING.
To the victorS belongs the spells is ali
right but there is q proper time for
putting that sort of doctrine into prac-
tice. 1t would be just as we'll to wait
till after President-elect Harrison is in
augurated before fixing up too many
states. Besides it would have the ap-
pearance of generosity, even though it
were not intended. Go slow, boys,
.'there's many a slip 'twixt the cup and
the lip.'
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-01
LADIES CARRY PARASOLS
AS They Glide Over the Ice in the Warm
Rays of a Dakota Sun.
THE ECCENTRIC PARSON.
Republican Postmasters Leading Out,
and Delegates Going to James,
town.

Special to the Globe.
VALLEY CITY, Nov. 30.-The long,
continued Indian summer, with the
clear, cool nights incident to this lati-
tudc, has glazed our Dakota lakes and
rivers with firm and glistening sur
face, upon which during the day. the
rays of an August sun, in brightness
daily shines. The paradoyical specta-
Gle of young ladies with parasolS
and sun-hats, clinging to the seer
sucker-encaSed arm of an escort, as to-
gether on sandals of steel they glide
over the sleeping waters, is one only to
be seen in this land of natural wonders.
The rosy-cheeked girls and robust, ath-
letic boys-bearing these birthmarks of
Gods health-haven for children MIN
gle their laughter and song beneath the
old moons light as they fly across the
ice-bound bosom of DakOta's miniature
inland seas.
After the antics of Rev. Kilner, re-
ferred to in the GLOBE, he was lapsed
into comparative retirement.
The Republican postmaster has sud-
denly become very numerous in the
land and hysterical i'll hunting office,
citizens being Weakened at night to sign
petitions of those enthusiastic. wOuld-be
servants of Uncle Sam. Would that
such enthusiasm might linger with
them after they are called to duty.
Barnes county will be represented at
jamestown OH the 18th, as the question
of statehood with every step leading up
to it, is invested with an alluring inter-
est to the majority of our leading men.
Since the return of high license the
city treasury has been swelled by about
$1,000 of license fund.
1t is said that the Rev. B. M. Spur is
likely to succeed to the rectOrship of
All Saints church in this city.
Local competition has for the past
few days sent the price of wheat from
to 10 cents above the regular quotations,
which causes the honest granger to rub
his horny hands in glee at the sight of
the elevator men worrying each other
Business continues better than antic-
ipated after the injury to crops, and
everybody is preparing to make the
most of another year.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-01
DEADWOOD COMING OUT.
A New Street Railway Is About Cori-
pleted and Bobtails Ready.
THE NARROW GAUGE ROAD.
Stocks Of All Kinds Advancing and q
Better Time Just at
Hand.

SPECIAL to the Globe
DEADwooD, Oak. Nov. 50.-That
Deadwood is awakening from her long
lethargy is beginning to be known all
over the country. Strangers coming
here from different parts of the country
carry back the story with them of the
wonderful activity seen here. The
street railway, which has kept nearly IL
hundred men busy tearing up our nice
streets during the past few weeks, is
now almost completed. The track is
all laid and the rails put on, so it will
be but short time until the bobtaiiS
are running. The narrow gauge TO
Lead City is progressing rapidly, but it
neering. and will require great deal OF
work yet before it is completed. The
grading is completed as far as the
mouth of Gold run, but from this point
TO Lead the grade is much sleeper and
will require heavy blasting. 1t is hardly
probable that the road will be completed
by Jan. l, which is the time set for the
completion of the grading. The work.
is likely to be iptertered with by
BY SNOW STORMS,
although up to this time everything has
been most favorable to continuous
work.
Mining stocks are going up rapidly.
Golden Reward is selling this week for
G5 cents per share, Tornado for % cents,
Ruby Bill. % cents, and Retriever for
20 cents. The demand for Ruby Basin
stocks is large, and quite alarge amount
has changed hands. The present rise
i'll values is fortunate for many persons
who are compelled to sell portion of
their stocks i'll order to hold the bal
ance.
Stock brokers are again becoming as
thick as peas in the pod. Many of
them went out of the business during
the hard times of The past year. but
signs which were familiar during the
boom of two years ago once more ap-
pear over office doors. John CASTOR has
moved in from his ranch, and with his
son-in-law, p. ID. O'Brien, is again in
the stock brOking business under the
firm name of CASTOR d O'Brien.
Ii. b. Young has opened all office Ill
the Syndicate block,
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be conclusive, still there is no occasion
for throwing cold water on the
project. 1t has been somewhat
facetiouslv remarked that the holding
Of conventions is one of the IA
vorite recreations in Dakota. To con-
gregate, beat some fellow or faction III
schemes, make speeches and pass reso-
Iutions. have attractions for a good.
many of the old stagers as well as polit-
zeal kids. What harm is there in it? 1t
will be good thing for jamestown to
have a convention of most any sort. 1T
brings people to very bright and pros
porous young city, which may conclude
to reach out for the capital at some fut-
ure time. The people who will come
there at their own expense to give vent
to their opinions are likely to have some
project they deem important There may
be gentlemen among them willing to go
to Bismarck Or Washington as an en-
basSy from the people of the North, and
this convention would give them ere
dentials. There is no statute i'll the
way of its converting, and the North
has had a good deal short of its share OF
state conventions ANYWAY.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-01

from next Tuesday, Dec. IL. This will
be one of the most important of the an
nual meetings of the year. The indica-
tons are that there will be about 800
delegates in attendance. The South
Dakota alliances are much interested in
this meeting. and that section of the
territory will be much better rep
resented than is usual at con-
ventions held in North Dakota.
The alliance made strong effort this
fall to obtain control of the legislature.
and secured pledges from many of the
successful candidates and soon-to-be
Solons. and it may be that their cam
paigning will result in giving this win
ter's legislation granger hue. How
ever this may be, it is at this annual
meeting that the alliance campaign at
Bismarck this winter will be mapped
out and approved. A number of bills
which have already been prepared and
number that are now in course of
preparation will be finally passed upon.
The alliance has great deal to ask at
the hands of the legislature. and it will
not he backward about asking it either.
Among other things it will ask that the
legislature pass the bills which it de-
cided to push at the jamestown meet
ing.