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PERSONAL RECIPES.
nurrKR sCorou.

Three tablespoons OF molasses, two
tablespoons OF sugar, two tablespoons of
water, one tablespoon of butter, little
soda before taking from stove,
WHITE FRUIT CAKE.
One pound of flour, one pound of su
gar, one pound Of butter, one pound Of al
mouds, after they are blanehed, one co
eoanut grated, three pounds OF citron cut
fine, whites of sixteen eggs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-24

Prof. Virchows's examination ot the
matter from the emperofs throat con
firms the results Of his former e1amlna.
ton. He finds nothing proving the e1
istence Of cancer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-24

Take about one pound of lean, juicy
beef, cut into small pieces, put into cold
water ami lot soak for one hour. Then
put IN the fire with one pint of water,
seasoning with salt, pepper and little
celery seed, and let it stew until reduced
two-thirds; strain on a few blades of mace.
Serve hot.
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MARRIED TO FOREIGNERS.
American Women Who aro the Wives o
Distinguished Men Abroad.

American Women Who nro the Wives OF
Distinguished Men Abroad.
The two Imost powerful republican
statesmen in France, says the st. Louis
Republican, are married to American
women. Waddington was married to
an American girl in England, and
Clemenceau was married to Il Yankee
| girl on her native heath. Waddington
is son of English parents, but native
OF France and u thoroughbred French
man in tastes and instincts. Clemen-
ceau, when he was exiled from his coun-
try in the time of the Little Napoleon,
settled for q while in the United States
and taught school in Connecticut.
There was bevy OF manageable
Young girls in his set, and all were en-
gagged to wed but one. He persuaded
the one to accept him, and the last en-
gagged was the first to be married.
Clemenceau hastened home at the break
ing out OF the Franco-Prussian war,
fought for his country, and when peace
came 10 took an active part in politics.
He is called an extreme radical in
France, but in this country he would
pass for a conservative. He is thor
ough Republican, and is ambitious to
plant the main stems OF the United
States constitution in France. Mrs.
Clemenceau is the head of the house,
and has the pleasure OF knowing that
her husband is one Of the most domestic
and best regulated men morally in
French public life.
Some eminent British politicians,
too, are welded to Americans. Sir Will
liam Vernon Harcourt, Gladstone's first
lieutenant in command OF the Liberal
party, is married to the daughter OF
John Lothrop Motley, at one time min
lister to England. Harcourt bears the
reputation OF being gracious to his wife
only. He has the ugliest disposition OF
any man in English public life. He can
seldom say kind word to anybody but
his wife when gruff word will answer
as well. In this country he would
stand no chance ut all in politics, but in
England members seldom come in con-
tact with the great body Of the people.
Harcourt can mount platform and
larrup the Tories for hours ut u time,
and that satisfies his Liberal Constitu-
ents.
The wife OF Thomas Power 0'Connor,
Mr.. Parnell's ablest lieutenant, is also an
American, the daughter OF the late Judge
Paschall, OF Texas.
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Qbe s9ntelliQetlter.
WHEELING, W. VA, MAY $, 1883.
1 nm for Cleveland, Free Trade and
no Custom HOuses.-IIenry George.



Andrew Carnegie has made an excel
lent offer to his workmen in agreeing to
act us bank for all who desire to save
money, receiving their deposits to the
amount of $1,000 and paying 8 per cent
interest. He also agrees to loan money
to such OF his employees who desire to
build home, taking therefore mort
gage. A member Of the firm states the
objects of the offer to be as follows:
'By way OF prelude l will state that
several years ago when the firm of Car
negie Bros. & Co. first took hold OF the
Edgar Thomson works n number OF
workmen wanted us to take their
money and pay them interest for it, or
in other words, do just as we propose to
do in the present instance. We re-
fused to accept the proposition ut that
time because We were Just starting in
business and such action on our part
might create the impression that we
were hard up for cash and were resort
ing to that means to raise funds. Now
it's different, us any person acquainted
with our firm knows we do not have to
borrow money. Then again, we pro-
pose to pay our men per cent. interest
for all money placed with us. Now, if
we were in need Of cash, We could easily
borrow from the banks at that rate OF in
terest.
1--WE make this proposition" con-
tinued the gentleman, "solely for their
own good; not because the firm expects
to receive any financial benefit from the
move. WorImen, as general thing,
when they become saving, and know
that they have snug little sums laid by
for a rainy day, become better men in
every way. They become more ambiti-
Gus and feel that there is something else
to live Tor in the world than merely ac-
quiring tcnough money to tide them
over the time between one payday and
another. Once working man has his
own little home and Il snug little sum in
the bank or in the hands Of any other
equally safe custodian, it changes the
whole being. He begins to take an in
terest in everything that is going
on about him; he feels that
he is one OF the innunerable
levers which moves the universe; or, in
fact, he becomes capitalist in Il small
way and begins to think that it is not
such terrible crime after all to be one
OF the previously despised capitalists.
For that reason he becomes better
workman all around. He takes an in
terest in the mill because it is from that
source that he has been enabled to get
n homo and bank account. Hc likes
to see improvements made in his home
and in the great works where ho is en-
ployed. The result is that the Edgar
Thomson, the Lucy furnace or the AGO.
lin mines, us the case may be, cnlists Q
permanent employee among their forces
and workman who thinks labor is &
pleasure and not serfdom with the CAPT
talist MS the tyrannical taskmaster."
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An eccentric Kentucky physician,
who died recently, left n queer will,
which, ridiculous as it is, has some
point toit. He lived in strict seclusion
and for this reason his relatives believed
he was miser, and that he had sue
cccded in accumulating comfortable
fortune. On his dcath.bed his relatives
suddenly evinced great solicitation for
his welfare.
He says in his will: although up to
this time they have Stunned me almost
entirely, they can not now do too much
for me, and nearly every one Of them
has visited me in these, my last hours,
and given me n gentle hint that they
would like to have a small trinket OF
some kind by which to remember their
beloved relative"
He then devises his left hand and
arm to one brother, and his right arm to
another. Similarly he disposes Of ears,
nose, etc, to other relatives, anu says
ii any be forgotten the dissecting sur
gcon shall supply the lack, "first come,
first served"
The remainder is to be buried in the
pottcr's field. The executor and sur
geon each are to have $500. The resi-
due OF his estate is to so to public chart
ties. The estate is worth $4,000.
OF course the provisions cannot be
carried out, but the rebuke is plain
enough, 1t was only when he was
about to join the silent majority that
his relations suddenly bethought them
selves of doing some kind acts, which
ties Of blood should have suggested be-
forc.
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The political signs in the Third dis
trict are portentious of some lively times
ahead in the Democratic Congressional
Convention. Mr.. Snyder, who has re-
presented that district in Congress for a
number OF terms stands a very good
chance of staying at home this time.
Mr.. ]. D. Anderson, who besides being
Young and active, is very popular with
the people. This was clearly demon
strated when he captured a majority OF
the delegates in Snyder's own home.
Mr.. Snyder has not been a brilliant man
in Congress, but socially speaking he is
n very clever gentleman. II Mr.. Alder
son should succeed him there are no in
dications that he would excel Mr.. sny-
der's record. Anyhow there promises
to be warm work ut the convention, and
for this are we candidates. The labor
ticket will add to the completely Of the
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.DoRLEss ENCAvAToR.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
In Chancery,


by virtue OF an order entered In the above en-
titled cause on the eth day OF May. 1855 II is re-
icrTed to the undersigned commissioner OF the
sud Court to ascertain and report:
First-Thc amount OF personal property which
came Into the hands Of tho cOmplainants rs OK.
ecutors OF the last Will and testament Of Isaac
q Blanchard deceased, and to settle said cxccu'
torlAl accounts.
Second-The amount which may be properly
diStributable under the tenth Item OF Said
BlanchRrd's will, including both personal aud
real estate.
Third-The value of the real estate called the
"IIomestead" BY said Blanchard in the third
item of his will,
FOurth-The names and respective interests Of
the parties interested In the real estate called
the Homestead" and In the property devised
and bequGAthcd by the said Isaac z. blanchard
under the tenth item OF his will.
Flfth-Any other matters deemed pertinent
by said commissioner, or required BY any party
interested.
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
has fixed upon Wednesday, the Goth day OF Mlny,
lSSS, commencing at niue O'Clock u. M, as the
time md his office, No. 1901 Chaplinc street In
the city OF Wheeling, Ohio county, West Viz.
ginin, MS the place at which he win proceed to
ascertain md report the several matters in the
said order Of reference required.
Given under my hand this 7th day OF May. lSSS.
JOSEPH K. PAUL.,
myS-Tu Commissioner.
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E1lt Not Be 1OIEGATRI
General Manager SIeLeod'a Circular 70 the
" EeadlHg EmPlOyes. sl..s s.

" Eeadlng Empioyet. ssI.s i.
PmI6pELpIlA, May 5.-The following
circular has been issued from the Read,
ing's general Office, and copies will be
posted all along the line of the road:
ITO he Employc, Of the Philadelphia 4 Reading
RddfOdd CVoislAy.
"Notiee is hereby given to EN-.
ployes that it will not be permitted to
any man in the employ OF this company
TO attempt to use undue or improper in
fluence with our men for the purpose Of
securing members for labor organiza'
tons. After the strike OF last winter il
was found that many employees who de.
desired to remain independent had been
compelled TO join labor organizations in
order to protect themselves from i'll
treatment and possible loss Of situation
ave will discharge every man in the
employ OF this company who is guilty Of
such action hereafter. Our experience
with labor organizations during the past
twelve months has not been OF such Q
character as leads US to look with favor
upon members of them as against good
men who prefer to remain independent
"a. A. MCLEOD,
"Vice President and General Manager
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.DInv Festival Excursion,

The steamer Andes will make an ex,
cursion trip to the Cincinnati Musical
Festival. Leaving Wheeling Tuesday,
May %, 1855, at 8 p. M, arriving Mt Gin.
cinnati Thursday, noon, returning Fri.
day at midnight. This will give excur.
sionists time to attend three concerts,
Fare for the round trip including board
while in Cincinnati: From Wheeling,
$40; Petersburg and Marietta, 81;
Ravenswood, 50. Kramer's band will
accompany the excursion.
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The section Of the South attracting by
its wonderful development and prosper.
ity the attention of the whole world is
traversed by the Queen & Crescent Route
Cincinnati Southern and Associate
Roads,. Express trains, the fastest in
the South, leave Cincinnati daily at 7:55
a. IN. and S. p. IN. for Chattanooga, Biz.
mingham, Atlanta, Decatur, Gadsden,
Tuscaloosa, etc. When going South dc
not fail to procure from your nearest
agent, tickets which read via Cincinnati
and the Queen q Crescent Route. In
quiries promptly responded to by II,
Collbran, Gen. Passenger Agent, Cincin'
uoti
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NebrGSkd Slate Journal.
Ian conducting dyeing establish.
ment, and l would like to have your
trade"
have nothing to dye"
"Nothing whatever"
absolutely nothing. ! had my
whiskers cut Off week ago." ~
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In nTyrnnt's Power.
Judge.

BARBER Cimperiously)-Fiyo dollars.
sir!
Backwoods Victim-What! five dol.
lars for shaving off whiskers and amt
half done-no stree!
Barber-All right. Only ifyou go out
that way you will be arrested, and sent
to lunatic asylum. That's all.
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Ills Thoughts We're Far Away.

Merchant TrartEer.
81 have to announce to the congrega.
tion," said the deacon, "that the contri-
button amounts to Just Sl0.50."
And n travelling man turned his head
over on the back OF the pew and muir.
INJURED drowsily:
"Well, III just open Ter for FIVE"
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burlington Free Prtts.
Elder Jones-well, Brother Smith,
how many have you in your church?
Elder Smith-Oh, two hundred and
some odd. How many have you?
Elder Jones-Two hundred and all
odd.
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Real Estate
FOR SALE.

Seven Roomcd House, % South York street.
Good 6 Roomcd Brick House, corner Thirty
eighth and Wood Streets VIII pay us an Invest
ment.
Splendid Farm near Mt. Pleasant, Ohio. One
OF the best farms In Jefferson county.
Seven Roomed House on North Front street.
SIX Roooncd House on North York street
Some Of the most desirable building lots In
the old Fair Grounds.
Building Lot on North Front street.
Seven KOOmcd House on South Broadway;
natural gas, and everything in good repair; lot
70 Four RoCmcd Cottage for $1,000.
@. o. SMITH,
mil Real Estate Agent, 1910 Main st.
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On and after Sunday, May 8, the Ohio
River Railroad will sell excursion tick
cts every Sunday until further notice:
Wheeling to Sistersville and return
81 so, Wheeling to Parkersburg and re-
turn 50 %. Tickets good one day only.
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"And are you really so badly broke,
my friend2' he said, as he rendered the
tramp penny.
I'm as badly broke as the ten com.
mandments."
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sitting,

It4HE NVE7HVV'
Faith Curist-Why don't they try the
faith cure on the German Emperor?
Skeptic-I suppose the principal OBJ
lection is that where the faith cure is
tried the funeral follows so quickly after
the complete recovery.
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baltimore & Ohio.

For the accommodation of the people
attending Barnum's circus at Wheeling,
May Z, the Baltimore & Ohio will run
n special train from Whcelingto Glovcr's
Gap, leaving Wheeling Mt 8 p. m,
stopping at all stations.
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Or, II the Republicans can carry North
Carolina, Tennessee and West Virginia,
they can afford to lose all the Northern
doubtful States. Or, if they can carry
Indiana and any Of these three, they
can afford to lose New York, New Jer-
sey and Connecticut. And there is no
good reason why they shouldn't carry
them all.
On the whole, the Republicans can
face the next Presidential contest with
full courage.
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SKIN and scalp diseases can be cured by
Palmer's Skin-Success. Soap cleanses,
ointment heals. At drug store Of Nc
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NHEELING & ELM GROVE R. R.

WHEELING & ELM GROVER. R.
w On and after MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1855,
trains on the Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad
LEAVES WHEELING:
$50 a. m, 6:lO a. M, 200 a. M, 500 a. M, 900
q. M, lO:OOh. M, n;O0 a. M, 1900 M, 100 p. M,
EGO p m, 800 p. m, 400 p. m, 500 p. m, 0l0
p m.' 7'OOp' M, 500 p. M, $50 p. m.
LEAVES WHEELING PARK:
6:lO a. M, 200 a. M, 500 a. M, 300 A. M, 1000
=. m, ll;OOa. M 1900 M 100 p. M, 800 p. M,
S;V0 p m.' 400 p. M, 500 p. m, 6:lO p. m, 200
s'VO p M, $3.50 p. m 1910 p. m. l.I
sUNDAis.-.LeAye ut 200 a. m. and run every
hour, except church train. at o:I5 p. m. Leave
WhSeitng Park AT 500 a. IN. and run every hour
leave the Park at 9:45 4, m, and Wheeling Al
l2:l5 P. IN. and 9:lS p. m.
Gp2a c, HIRscH, supt
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THIS YEARS CAMPAIGN

Some Interesting Speculation concoriing
the Next Presidential Vote.
Philadelphia PneI.
Here is a table Of the Republican and
Democratic States, and those that may
fairly classed as doubtful, with their re-
spective Electoral votes:
Whole number of Electoral ...,,....~~.d0I
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BellAIrc & GAINESVILLE Through Passenger leave
BellAire at S:lOa. M. arrives at BellRire at p. m
WOOdstleld Passenger leaves Bellaire at 400 p
m, arrives at Bellairc at $50 a. m.
summerfeld Accommodation leaves Bcllain
a. 700 y. M. arrives at BellRife at lO:I5A n. IN.
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situation, which is Hooked upon as moth
ing more than a scheme to aid the DEM
OcraOy
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nnninrrnlIc


IOuAl uOuDtlul..''''s.'''.'''''''' '''''''''''''
There are some foot-notes that should
90 with this table:
/. The Pacific States-C California, Ore
gon, and Nevada-are put down in the
sure Republican column. They are sure
with the right kind OF candidate-not
otherwise.
9. Every Southern State is placed in
the sure Democratic column. But with
the right kind Of campaign there may
be fighting chance for the Republicans
to carry North Carolina, Tennessee and
West Virginia.
8. OF the States classified as doubtful,
Connecticut, Indiana and New Jersey
went Republican in their latest cleo
tions, and New York Democratic. But
they are all really doubtful.
4. The Democrats cannot elect the
next President without carrying New
York. If they should carry all the other
doubtful States and lose New York they
would still lack eighteen votes OF
enough. Or, il they should carry New
York and lose the other doubtful States
they would fall twelve votes short. In
order to win they must carry both New
York and Indiana, or New York, New
Jersey, and Connecticut, besides the
Solid South.
5. The Republicans can win by either
one OF the following combinations:
Sure Republican Stltes-."................ .lS2
Indiana 10
New
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ROUGHONCORNSg 6 51F5o SE Sc.
Observation-Disclosures | Sc
TRAVELLERS GUIDE

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IA TRAINS.-on and after April %, 1Sss--Ex.
day excepted. monday excepted. Saturday
excepted. Sunday only.-Eastern Standard
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FOR SALE.


No, 1888 and 100 Eighteenth street.
Six ROomed House In Elm Grove.
No. 800 Main street.
No. 800 Main street.
No. 25Oi Main street.
No. 200 Main street.
No. 2j0S Main street.
No. 25iO Main street.
No. l6 and Is Twenty.tlfth street.
No. 2J0l Alley u.
No. 300 Alley u.
No. 2J0S Alley Il.
No. 2j07 Alley B.
No. 300 Alley D.
No. 50 and So Twcnty.Sixth street,
No. 81 and SO Twcnty.Elxth street.
No. 2GO3 and 2GOj Woods street.
No. 2G3i Main street.
No. 26i2 Main street.
9N Acres OF Land on EdgIngton Lane; new
frnme house Of rooms; lGj trees choice iralti
other small fruits. Price, $3.50.
Farm Of Isl u acres, miles from Letart, Mason
county, W. Va, 100 acres In grass, . rOOmcd log
house, barn and smoke house, good orchard;
lind Is productive; lays well. Price S!,IO VIII
exchange for city property.
No. 26J7 Market street, 3 roOned house, hal
lot OF ground. Price 500. ia.
ia Acre Farm N miles south OF MOundsyilIe,
W. Va; l75 acres cleared.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, U. S. Pension and Claim A.
torney, Collector and Notary Public. aE9
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New Advertisements.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w Of LOUIS PRAcHT. Martins FeTIy,o
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WELLS
INVISIBLE
v eIVet
Cream.

AMagic COM
plexion Bcauti'
Her for Face,
Neck and Arms
Elegant for
dressing and
whitening the
skin. Unrivalcd
forThoatre,Re-
ceptlons, Balls,
PGrties,&c. I'm
equRlled for
delicate trans
-zunnN y~kENA
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The INTELLIGENCER.

rahlI.l.oa pally. ssmI.woelly ana woel.ly,
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Entered at the POstolilce at Wheeling, W. Va.
"a seC1nd.class matter.