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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-29

.aueh Z way q % prevent getting M sun.
elent steam but ths miipiaead YllYp-esp
Wlg soon repaired.
Engineer ? Patterson, Who hfouRhi train
tfom GalafbuIg yesterday morning, and
Who haid be W9nld take II back last niPhl,
Ehs hkan pnlltllon 81 BY the Htfikats
and pelsuAded to abandon hla engine,
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KNIGHTS OF LA1oayIoroRY.
The Umpire DseIaS, ia FaVyr Of the rub,
- HofkaFH.

The uuplrs DSeIaS, ia Tavvr of the rab,
Workers.
PirTsBuReH, Feb. 2s,-The Knights o,
Labor In this district have gained biz
victory. The umpire has decided in iayol
Of the tube workers on the wage question
sgainSt a ten per cent reduction,
The Knights Of Labor, when they
learned the result Of the umpIre's decision
were kept busy for Bome hourB anaWerlnp
telephone messages. They consldeI thai
II 10 the greatest victory that they have
won Tor \ long time, and that 1t could moi
have been otherwise from the exhaustive
Arguments that we're laid bsiore Umpire
semple. II 10 regarded that the deClslon
effects all Of the other tubs works In this
city.
said:
"The decision moana that there is to be
no reduction In wsgs1. The firm Raked
that the men should accept 4 reduction ci
Wages ranging from 10 10 If par cent,
The question RTbltIated was whether the
reduction should bs accepted or the prea.
snt rate Of wages continued. Reductions
Of wages were asked at all the other tubs
works, This decision will, without a
doubt, settle the wage question at all the
other works. OF the six tubO works In
this section all but enc are organised BY
the Knights Of Labor. These are the
Pennsylvania Tube Works, those Of
spAng, OhRlfant & Co., Pittsburgh Tube
o., Continental Tube Co., and the Ma.
tional Tube Works Of MeKseIport. There
are 1900 men organised at thess works.
Then the tube w0rka Of BenWood, VIVA,
employing about $50 men, and the onea
at OIL City, employing about 250 men, ARE
also expected 10 be governed by the um.
pire's decision. II anything these figures
arc under the actual number Of men en-.
ployed."
The Pittsburgh Tube Works are only
partially running at present, two buli
weld and one lap weld furnaces being In
operation. The other departments were
shut down pending the umpIrs's de-
CthtOu, N|.
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Ad1lls,Sisd Latd,

ALBANY, N, y, Feb. ga-A bill VAa In.
.FodnOed IN the Ab0embly requiring All
yResela containing AdnllOTalOd lard 10 hH
branded "Adnll6fAled," and providing
that all lard eXCBpi that oil rr1O rendered
hog IAl shall no deemed adnllOfalOd,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-29

isHald, decline to anSYar u fh6y choo1al
10 those not able % eompIshand TIE 6lh.
tile reasoning o. nIeioFuieFi the circular
looks very much Ike q piece Of poEpioiopl
political ishyily oi the mnli pronounced
description. 1T
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Povdsrly Wll Not 90,

PITTsBURoH, Feb ga CEwnicIe. 7sle
gaph Scranton, Pa, special layui Gen,
OrRl Master Workman PoWdshy remAiRl
At his homo in this city and will not 20 10
Chicago, He wRs seen this afternoon and
said the Knights AS body Would moi
order the taking Of the places Of the strik,
Ing enRlnsers on tha Darlington road by
tho Knigha In retaliation iof the Broth,
eIhood taking their plAcea on The Reading
ayltem, 30 wRnh the Brotherhood 10
win the fight and wants tho KnlRhts' 70
help them, 90 that the two organizations
will DO more strongly unitsd hereafter In
the, sIrugglss that either may be forced TO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-29

THn man Who comea to make his home
in wess Virginia may rely on cordial
welcome from her people. They make
him one Of tho home folks Is soon rs be
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-29

70 tho taste, more acceptable 10 the
stomach, aud more truly lNnearlal In lin
action, tho famous California liquid ifuii
remedy, Syrup Ol flgs, Ia rapidly enpOr.
HOdlna oil ulhNia, Try H. OnO bottle
will provo Ia mOilla. Sold hy Logan 4
%, Anton L, llcss, II u. bart and o.
MOnhomollOh AZ hcllalrV, by NJ, N,
MOfuet,
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Fire and pottOr's clay are found in some
portions Of the State, the former being
worked toR greater extent In Hancock
county than any other section, no less
than twenty Alms being engaged In man,
uiacturing products Of this material. Be.
sides glass sands, ochre, black oxide Of
manganese and slltpstfe are 10 be found
In paying quantities,
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Want an Iad,iiaiIo IEtVn,IollI

WAsHISaTOS, D. q, Feb. 2s.-A dele,
CATION Of dlStllss and Fhisky dealsn
from the West are here for the purpose Of
asking OonRreas 10 pass q bill granting an
indefinite extension Of the bonded period.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-29

TuERE d nothing mean about West Viz.
Rtnla. She hs q goodly heritage and Ia
willing Tor few millions Of good people
10 come and enjoy Il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-29

TIM hssrtlssS Villains who are engaged
in the circulation Of counterfeit money in
tho cyclone slIlIctsa community In Illinois
are kddlps something more than insult to
gn{nrx
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RSluiN wufp
DANthL LAM,
w, L, HyBAAnD,
OtmmllleO on ReeolNiiunS,


NHW YoRK, Fob. gs-ThS grand inYy
hAh finished la consideration oiihO Gould.
saRS matter and will probably hand In u
IelIniL io.mnttnN,
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a sLIppERY sUBIEor.
The Uhildllks Cautlor of JOhu d. ROsl
feller,s TeatlmonY. i

The UhildllkS Caudor of JOhu d. RoSks.
fslier's Testimony.
NEW YoRE, Feb. 2S.-Ths testimony
brought out by the investigation Of the
Standard OIL Trust was!thO topic Of dis.
cussion in business circles to-day.
The newspapers also comment on tin
a very interesting manner. Speaking ol
the examination Of. John D. Rockefeller,
President Of the Ohio Standard OIL Com.
pany, by the 9enats Trust Investigating
Committee, the World says:
"The investigation was q love feast, The
chairman Of the committee was 90 sub
dued 90 one Of the new shades Of spring
costumes. Colonel Bliss, The usual ei.
iervetCsnt counsel, had no more sparkle
about him than can be found In q bottle
Of champagne uncofksd the day before
yesterday. President Rockefeller, oil Ohio,
was Rs candid "a q confidence man before
police court. Was the Standard octopus
q monopoly oh, by no means. Did II
close reaneries2 Certainly NOT. Did It
limit the production Of oilH Decidedly no.
Or force corporations into tTustsH Not at
all. 1ts relations with outside Te6neries
are genial and pleasant, and II makes no
effort 10 hx prices, Ia oblectH are wholly
philAuthropic, and II has never sought nor
received any special iAvors from railroad
corporations.
"rhis, while the grasp ci the tcrrible
monopoly 10 felt on our courts, iD our
elections and In our State Legislature.
This, while 8eats Ia tho Senate Of the
United Slalss are filed BY the power Of
the great corporation. This, while the
court records are crowded with complaints
Of the laWleBB and criminal acts Of the
agents Of the Trust in cfuOhlng those who
dare 10 hold out a5Ainst Ne authority.
This, while the Standard Oil monster
looms up % tho boldeHG and most untctu.
pulouS oi oil oil ConspirGCleo oi capital
agAinst fair competition and honest labor.
What q FARGO u III investigation which
puts on kid gloves while handling TIE
millionaire Of the Standard Oh inloulty,
and allows the testimony bl one Of Ia grOai
bAfOns to clip As smoothly along az II Gid.
Ing thrc1gh one Of hld own oil T,,,A, and
10 70 out II NE world % the truthful story
oil tho g1oat Monopoly"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-29

IT speaks well iOr the State Of West
Virginia that her own people believe
enough In her to turn ou. ss they are
turning on! to this Convention.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-29

OF the 5s,656 GquArs miles In the Appa.
lachian coal field, the largest continuous
expanee Of coal measures In the world,
and which runs through Baysn States
from Pennsylvania 70 Alabama, West YIr.
glnia has the largest area, 5000 Iquare
miles, 1000 greater than that Of the next
highest, Pennsylvania. The development
Of these vast fields is what 10 needed to In.
crease the wealth Of the State and add 10
the prosperity. This fuel Is practically In.
exh2ustible. Theconventlon cannot do bet
ter than to shape some practical suggea.
tons looking 10 theopsnIng OF new mines,
which will Of course demand labor to
work them. Ths superior quality Of the
coal q ,conesdedi and the quality only
tquAlsd by the quantity. :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-29

hBitl0l DL4dllA 2 w IW'IlFNo7 -,
PosTLAAB BfAriON o., Feb. 8.-Ihs
RspublIoauh Il WHron township mOs In
WsnsnLtn on hldiday evening GRd par.
t,,lly orgauI1Sd a Dab o. ilWgnig.lye Sm.
Ian, R,btN MtUlesgY Wn1 elected Pifsi.
Isni apd ~ q. pHcl 6tiolafy The
jssIuSa III lhgSo6nSIll " aid by,lhWp,
~ SslsclOn oi \ pIIll 6nt plaC5 q
,tfssiin9T En1 All dll| ll8nliIl1 WI
NJ 6sIIs sejSd D p 8ilaftiy Sllul59, Inc
nisii iIl5ei 4 ~ Nteie4tsE
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Ahaal. wn.,nIa.

1DlvIl,f Wloohla to-day haI
,sn uuighuhGle In having iNO casual.
.i,s. Pin,, tbo lDvn freight whs Wteled
'tbsta thla noft tlug. bl1otsdlng tho tIaek
iof tie dsy. 10 one War hurt Trains
vlu L. mining 10 ufusl 10 morrow
falA In the dhJ JOIN FuRh hAd h y arm
al of while tnhulrg thH boiler IN lhe
lslh hIll Ia tho RhiilAE mills,
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n,o,h, ~, Wliis A,l,,n,

rARRRRnuRu, W, Va, Feb, gS,-Ru.
nice lloufBon, living Al Glen kbOn, wa
bufnBd 10 death last night by falling Into
lhB lliO while AbleBp In hBF Ohalh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-29

PREuDENT RocEESEILER, Of the Stand
ard Oh Company, seems to have made a
relpahinsly candid witness.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-29

WEST YIRsNA welcomes to her coll all
who have money and energy, and this she
wants everybody to know.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-29

seIl4, Feb; 9S-TWo oiEiceru huSsbssn
9trested at b!araEAgora for hlgd treason.
u Is belieYed that Prince Ferdinand Wili
90 compelled TO sanction thelI execution.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-29

AyrER We got West Virginia where she
ought 10 bs, all the world will wondsrt that
II was mot done before,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-29

II 10 not enough for mountainous to be
free. They may as well have all the good
thlngl within reach.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-29

To.pAY's Boom Convention will be
memorable In the annals Of West Viz
pinia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-29

AT q melting oI tho memAsn q Tho
Ohio County Bar, held in thu Court houEo
on the 27th day Of February, 1855, tine
following resolutions were unlnimeuslY
adopted:
JudgC George W. Thompson i onote, haAviar
,Jhs bound Of mans appointed yssr, ttl.Sl .
Lies 6le.slnRi all enjoyed, lii6d lAb1a dSns,
Sefeneiy 70 his hnAl rest he pttledh
We have met 10 exprta publicly our
respect for bis memory, and ctr sympathy
with those 10 whom hd VA indeed en-.
dsArea, his widow and family.
Ia days long past Judge Thompson was
q recognized leader OF men, 4 laTytt aba
IN hia profession and true 10 his clients, a
Judge who honored the BenEh, IN eli.
Client representative Of the people "a The
councils Of the Nation; hR wa endowed
with M intellect blTouk and pOnptthlinU
and With q loTVs oi character and VIII
which enabled him 10 ieAtlVsSly dllchRrg,
WhsisvOr duty dsVolVed upon him thfuuPh
long and useful life. FOw memblfS OF
the Bar who praCticOd In Jldgo Thonn.
cons Court TOnRln 10 apeak 81 him, bnt
the records Of that Court aud The btfadI.
tlons which follow O man oil hfunR char.
ACteI and marked worth tell ID q Bio
courtesy, impafilallty and ability ~ a
Judge. Daring bic beTeno and hFlshl old
NRO spout In tho CpnRtnial purtalls y The
ICholav, we all knew and honoEpd him,
Tho learned and useful mus. iolloWln the
way appointed for All men, bot " hSo
grateful that for 90 long span BIZ llla va
spared In hoAlth ol body and unAbul5d
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-29

wurrIISa today Is big with the late Of
Wet YIERIniA.
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the fact that the feeding period "a HhnFtef
Than in some Of tic elslfs, bat ehlsaF to
IhssupeFot Pl0aupIiyonela QlpuF lolL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-29
IUILDMo sToNE

WhllethsEe are no true mArblssin West
Virginia, there are In the eastern counties
many yRtIstlso Of lImeEtonss susceptible
Of Q high and beautiful pollah, From the
various Limestone and sandstone strata
over the State moat excellent building ma,
teriAl Of innumeIable shades and coloEa
can be had, A sandstone near Morgan,
town can be quAIrlsd Into blocks six and
eight feet long, which could well bear the
expense Of transportation to New York,
Mott OF the building stones found In the
State will take q high flush and with.
STAND the easets Of Ihe weather aud re-
tain their beauty better than those OF
most other stcIlona ol the country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-29

WteM uhtehlni
Fifty dozen liNdlca' Kid uloves al pso
per pair, Wotlh1l "a, al
sroSE 4 TnoAAS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-29

In many parts Of tho State hilly hlopes
are planted 10 vineyards, and grape cul'
turs is growing in Importance every year
The manufacture oil wine Is something Of
an item. The wine is Of such quality
that Ii 10 eagerly tought alter Dy the trade.
The average yield per acre Is 1000 gal
Ions,
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THE CRIPPLED ROAD,
aIlUATIoA "a TnE onIoAqo INp


QHIcAao, Feb. 2s,-An attempt ~
made 70 dlslbls the engine drawing thg
Chicago, Burlington q Quincy last man,
which left lhs Union Depot At 7:lO this
morning.
When the hain stopped al the Rufllng'
ton crossing . eoupAnE'pln was placed on
the plR.sa that guide the piston ron in the
Syllndpr When an AttempEWas made to
itart the engine again 4 would not move,
The diaiuulIy was soon discovered and
the obstruction removed. Had the piston
rod bsen drawn full length, tho coupling
pin would have bean driven through the
cylinder head and the engine disabled.
The bullstIp board At Tie Union Depot
this morning said for the Chicago, BuEl.
inRton 4 Qllney; HDu0 $3.50 A, N due 8
A. N, abandoned. Due Rt 6;65A. Nntwo
houm lAIe.N Two AubuIban lIAins irom
DoWnel'g Grove came In at $40 and 7;l5
An, and two went ou, a. $50 and 1850
o'clock,
AT O'clock this morning there was a
dozen men At the eompany's otEiee walt,
ing the arrival Of Superintendent Rhode.
They were very Ieunent a. 10 Where they
came iIom o. what their experience as
engineer mlghtbe,
Assistant General Manager Williama
was At bis oflcs at 7 O'Clock, waiting 10
hear from the trains which we're started At
different pollIl along the road Yesterday.
The iAst mall which left Chicago at3
o'clock yealsrdRy afternoon, had not been
heard from up 70 5 O'clock. Itis thought
the train q proceeding on Ito journey 70
Council Bluff without interruption, ca
had there been any delay, the company
would have been notified Of the fact,
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FHE YARDs oUIRT,


AllWR qulsI around the Burlington
yGrda early this morning, and from Van
Buren to Twelfth street the yArdmeu had
but little To do except to pSz, at the
numerous Fort Wayne trains which
pulled In every few moments. At Z
o'clock DoWnel's Grove accommodation
train, 6lIesn minutes late, pulled into the
Union depot. The DoWnet'a Grove train
was followed fifteen minulea later by
another train from the came suburb,
The last train was crowded with suburb
antics.
At The Waern avenue round houle
the most profound quiet prevailed this
morning, The house was full Of engines,
with no BteRm In any Of them. Att
O'Clock only one engine had LETT the round
house, and that was O stock yards engine,
which 10 not involved In the strike.
The big freight house At Polk street was
deserted this morning, and g notice was
posted on every door Of the Canal street
aide to the effect that no freight would be
received to-day. No orden had been
given any Of The yardmsn regarding the
plans for to-day, bat Captain o 0'Donnell,
of the West Twelfth street station, received
dispatch from Chief Hubbard aRly this
morning ordering him to detail a force Of
the freight yards to prolscE freight train
10 bs made up to-day and run out.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-07

4 death-h'ow The last words Of n
modern puEiiSt.-Chicago Tiibane.
The caston house officer must thor
ouehly understand his duties. Nsr-
class rfar,iss.
cold Hutch" i said 20 he mot n
Weii-hrcd man. Hut though he may
lack hteh breeding he Is great sue
cess at high bread - Bostos Gle3>
About every mail from Oh ma brings
the tidiugs ~ tlspds from the celestial
kingdom. IL j. evidently the land OF
The "a bee VA bee - RatfaR Herald.
A MAN dressed 20 kin" should he
arrested before he Nils anybody l,
he > n dude ans unwa, he'd hooiluul
viii hf glad to kill him. Aess offenat
ffessV1fst
What Frcnchmau's dramatie
works are the most popular with
American audicncesfr ingdrcs a cor
respondent That depends Sarlou
AVID Worth hloth claim the champion
ship ~ { -tAic17e Nrsas.
1T s. said that several pretty ro-
manccS have grown osst II The custom
e leaving sisitiue carts on post-'
grave IN Europe Witch shows
there arr diverse WAYS Of attaining
happiness 49, lescsaissd fisp1s-A.
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ENGLISH PEpEsrRIASIsa.
small Children Walt From London
60 tsiasgnw Tor Hrrreation.

MTs Adams Acton. an English
issiy do has one rc>i sencr IN ~
5atin'~ Weed. London. and another q
uTmisf2le. ArTan, j. the heroine 81 the
.atsst reTnAFkAhe Fs@ essfian feat--a
NsiS 81 So miles 81 England sns SSslf-
iaui. beginning 3; London and end
Aas at Glasgow. AMI p.rfarnaei. not
alone, bat Il the comp sny OF hsr wholr
family IL tx Children. the el.ie~t ~
whom j. 12 wears and the yoGase II
nsFnlh< The LATTER. Il Eseed iszrs iv II
ssYl, lid not wax the whoe aistaacr,
heinE sae<ied II fact. together Sish
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rhiraEo Nfss,

MY dear sir. said the f0otpad "a
the ctt'seu. ~as sea arr psThap s aware,
q eot d. MT le lAWgsl for me - uia-
ChaTsr this fevoivrr a. vnur hrla and
th~u a. search rnsf remains toF vA5ti'
aide. itoVtver. u voI choose q
make 4 voluntary contribution 81 the
Clafs, siil accvrt y Sith pieasurs-
Certainly. nav fTiend sai8 shs
rita n sising up us watch aai roll
q iiii~ ks4t ti sseals 80 me thAs "a
G ssia nc IN h<tt~r hs-l neSs
fhls h vaiy temporary easpaey
Elent, ST, al she teatp1es. sm
nssssiv pse7sffae - s,scssese an ariivs
psssstsisn ard g. make c4mpsien
ssss~ nseass witAoas violating the eva
service ias"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-07

Mrs wipslow's Sootning syrup, for chill.
ara. teetling. Il the prescription Of one OF
We Des female nurses aud physicians IN
the United states, and has been pasSI for
feftF YEAR with never falling success hy
millions Of nso1hers for their children.
DufinE TIE pFtscess II teetbtng its value il
iissEicnlahle. II relieve the child from
pain cures dyseniery and diarrhnA, grip
ing ID the bowels aud wind eogie. BY eiv-
Inc hraish "a the child IL ss-sts the mother.
Price ~ beff.e sBg.tfulv
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-07
CAUTION

beware of Fr1ud. Is nay name ana .nx
,rsre ~ STAMPED on the bottom o. ~ -
sliyrrfised Shoes before leaving tnc Ise, -.
-r5rh orrsxrf the wearerS against nxkn
--sss.~ .,,s interior goods. II dealer o1efz
n DorGI As shoes at . reaneed rnce,
~ ssvx he has them without my name ~
rrics Stamped On the bottom Pnt nil'
down - 9 fraud.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-07
A SAD STORY.

The ehl5 ssynshed. The mother ran
No ? ned, was Essr Before morning the
foof itile sufferer Sss dead MORA. Al.
says keen Dr. Aeker's English Remedy Al
band. For sails By A. B. stewart, drug.
fist
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-07

IlflfUEb Ff7EIfs1AI-
.-I,essnre 81 beer, ga @sssssigfffs,
said the EeHfHekY passns
ssffs NJ II f0ii9~gts sSefy hz1c
III rnln and disaster:
Tndasgis yps Ray satnk snas JSn esa ssot'
Tlse haslsss al Eass risky
O. ss.rss fF,c gesis~. foamipE hcef.
And stgek Is bourbon whtxkg-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-07

y. E.-rcrxons uDaole % visit rs RAY ~
treated AZ thesr homes by correspondence.
NeliiGfras ard Instructions sent by sratirs
Fx-re<k Generalization lee
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-07

~ ssz-ass s-sil. s,sssss sssea aefF'
- assfls 81 ~ ss.ze.s
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

II. MCCLELLAN.
Puget sound Supt. p. C. 6. Co seat,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-07-27
A Sad Truth.

A physician in a small Western town
said, the other day, that during the past
year he had treated thirteen boys for what
is called "the tobacco heart, q disease of
the circulating organs resulting from the
use of tobacco. Think of it! Thirteen
lives endangered out of physician's
practice of few hundred, and all the
victims young fellows under twenty-one.
Does it not show the terrible effects of
the habit?
In many countries the evil effects of
tobacco-usingb by boys has been recognized
sufficiently to induce the civil authorities
to enact laws prohibiting it's sale to, and
use by, young boys. tits made mis-
demeanor for boys under the age Of fifteen
to smoke or use tobacco in any form. If
lad under this age is found upon the
street smoking, he is as promptly arrested
and sent to the police station as though
he had been caught stealing. This is q
very prevalent fashion of enforcing the
laws in republican Switzerland. We are
quite in favor Of the growing movement
looking toward the prohibition Of the
manufacture and sale of alcoholic liquors;
and we shall be equally in favor Of a
similar movement, when the right time
comes, prohibiting the manufacture, sale,
and use of the still more deadly though
less Immediately active poison, nicotina
tobacum.