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church Flnaneisrlng.

Dr. Talmage's Brooklyn Tabernacle
was ornamented with q mortgage Of
$91,0O, There is also a floating debt Of
5000. In spite Of the large member
ship, the immense attendance and the
years Of success, the edilce went To the
ground with this circumference on II,
II Is estimated that the lot on which The
church stood will bring $4,000. The
insurance was $4,000, making assets
Of $4,000. The ground for the new
building will cost $4,000, the new edi.
fee about $4,000, and on this 1t Is ex.
pected to put q mortgage Of 10000.
The old system Of fnanCiering is 70
DO continued. II the old mortgage
could not DO lifted while.the old church
stood, what reason Is there TO expect
that the new will fare better2 The
money value Of Dr. Talmage as q draw
ing card will not 10 greater hereafter
than heretofore.
II TalmaSe were 10 die, as at some
time ho must, what condition would bio
church DO left in2 Many a less proten.
tiouS church Is on a much more solid
basis than the Brooklyn Tabernacle, and
every church should be. A hopeless
church debt is not the greatest Of bless
in0a
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eEXcRR has never doubted that Chair
man Kse would agree with his Demo-
cratic colleagues to take from General
GoR enough votes to make Judge Flem'
ing Governor. Mr.. Kee now says
through the Register that enough votes
will be taken to give Judge Fleming
mot less than 2l4 plurality"
Itdoes not matter how this steal may
be accomplished, by what kind Of reports
or how many Of them, The fact is that
the majority Of the committee will re-
commend to the Legislature the Consum'
nation Of the steal, Here again the In
TRLLlGENoRR sees far enough into the tu
ture to know that the Democratic Legls
lature will say amen to the fraud. One
dissenting voice on the Democratic side
would be sufficient to prevent the vii
lainy, but there is nothing in the pas
conduct ofany member Of the slim ma
iohty to encourage the hope that ever
one Of them will have the honesty ant
the courage to poll his vote in accord
ance with the facts as revealed in the in
yestigatiop.
The Goyernorship is to be stolen
This is the edict Of the bosses. and ever!
Democrat in the Legislature will boy
In II.
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1onseneCker lS a very suggestive name
iortheprosecuti attorney otthe Cronln


Il. Bsinbridge Munday, Esq, County
Attorney, Clay county, Texas, says
UIiayO used Electric Blttes with most
happy results, My brother also wai
very low with malafial foyer and jaun'
dlCc, but was cured by timely use Of this
medicine. Am satisfied Electric Bltterl
Mr. j, /. wilcoxson, Of Horse Cave,
Ky. adds o like testimony, saying; "He
positively believes he would have died
had II not been for Electric Blttqts.
This great remedy will ward of, a
well "a cure oil malafial diseases, aud
for all kidney, liver and stomach dlSor'
doris stands unequalod. Price 30 cents
and q At Logan Drug Co.'S drugstore. 0
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NEW LIQUOR STORE.

desire to call the attention Of tho public to
the fact that will, on or about November /,
1850, open lipa Fiat class Liquor Slore At No.
1865 Market square, (tny old Stnpdl Twill hay0
a variety Of goods unsurpassed W any Ia the
city. The hneBt brands Of WhlSkieg, Wines,
Gins, huns, and Cordlals always on hand, In
bulk or bottle. Ny bottled goods department
will DO complete, ComrrlsingRl Kinds Of cham:
pagnp md Imported WinCBi also, full limo oil
California Wines, embracing Quledel, Riesling,
Angelica, MuSCatsl, MRdetlRl Malaga and Bur
gundy; DOughurly RYE, Taylor Bourbon. Fern
Hill bour Mash, W. u. SalnliOl's Sour Nash, Old
Lexington Club Sour MRh, Irish aud Scotch
WhlSkles, rlhGt CastlllOn Brandy, HenneASy
Brandy, Imported and Domestic Gin, Knmmel,
He'd CARTER aud llpalCa Runs, Rock and Rye,
ufapg Brandy, California Brandy, Port, Sherry
aud UlRrot Wines, Pure Blagkbbtry juice, Dr.,
LAildRw'B Celebrated Stomach Bltlgrs and other
fine goods, which Oiler 70 the public At lower
prices than ever before.
make d speciality Of family supplies tho Pur.
liy aud superior quality Of which Is guaranteed.
All goods delivered ifp0 IL tho city,
Customers eau rely on fair treatment add the
best goods Collecting AhAte Of your patron.
axe, atnI Very respectfully
A. q. HAoLloH, =
Ocg0 1855 Market g., Wheeling, ". Va.
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The Register makes Chairman keO 90,
that he 10 writing tho majority report o
the GubsrnatorlAl contest committee
and.that tho report he 10 writing will b
satisfactory 10 hls Democratic colleagues
Chairman Kee has said In private
conversation that there would DO two
reports from the Democratic aide Of tht
committee, and the same statement hai
gone out from tho RsOi,ler office 10 The
form Of special dispatches, some Of these
To Republican newspapers. But this 4
not material.
II Chairman Kse likes 10 swallow
himself, that iS lie affair The ISfHLti'
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Yesterdays Pole. Court

In Police Court yesterday morning
the cases OF John Strlnger and Isaac
Desarmer, who had an alteration In
Fendt's saloon the night before, were
disposed OF by stringer, who was the
aggressor, being fined 81 and costs, while
DeRaFmer was dismissed.
Bill Turner, about six weeks ago OF
longer, got into a row and made himself
subject, as he well knew, to a heavy
fine as soon as arrested. Not having
the wherewithal 10 satisfy fine and
preferring sojourn in Pittsburgh to
one in the workhouse in the hill, he skip
ped out for that city. Desiring to visit
bis friends here, however, aud having
acquired wealth, Bill came down We'd
nesday evening and yesterday went be,
fore the authorities and confessed
judgment. He was fined s. and costs.
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nAMPRELL MAS sUsPRNDEp
AsRn Attorney Before the Pension Depart
ment for Demanding Illegal Votes,
lI....t.-.Ll l.-.-.--.l.I lia..LLe

AsRn ATTORNEY Before tile Pension Depaft'
nent for Demanding Illegal Votes
CiHaRaat COwaeretOl GGssiie,
James E, Campbell, Democratic eau.
dldate for Governor Of Ohio, has been
charged in three or four cases Of yiolat-
ing the law aud taking illegal fees from
pension claimants. This is u record Of
his that he does not proclaim from the
stump to the old soldiers OF the State.
Mr. Campbell lad fallen under the pro:
hibition OF the law and was charged
over and over again with having taken
illegal fees. He was charged IN 1881
with having demanded and received a
fee for services in connection with the
pension claim Of one Watson NJ. Ruck'
man, largely in excess Of the legal lee,
The proof shows aud Mr.. Campbell IN
his abatement admitted the demand and
recent OF the amount In question, AZ
the Department in Washington can BIZ
ionnd the atIidayits OF Colonel Thomas
Moore and Aaron Wesco, oil this city
who called upon Campbell as the atIor'
news Of Ruckman aud demanded tue TO-
turn OF the money, and charged hlu
with having taken illegal fees,
a criminal prosecution OF Mr. Camp
bell for this ofFenge was contemplated
but the statute Of limitations having op
emted against ii, no action was TAKEN.
In May, 1884, Mr., Campbell was agair
bought into prominence by three viola
tiong Of section 54S5 Of the Revised Stat
ules with regard to fees.
Allofthe proofin these cases obtained
BY the Government, as we'll as the mat
ttrs set up in defense by the attorney
were submitted 10 the Secretary Of tht
! Interior, and he, while not denying th'
Rpilt OF Mr.. Campbell, concluded it were
better not to disbar him, but TO ALLOW
| him to continue to practice before TIT
Department. In permitting himto con
tnGo In his practice the Secretary SO
yerely rebuked him for the vicious pIac
tce Of charging for expenses, which, tn
Secretary said, dishonest attorneys re
sorted to to cover up illegal fees.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case OF Catarrh that car
not DO cured by taking Halls CatarrE
FL. CHENEY & Co., Props, Toledo,o.
We, the undersigned, have known +
]. Cheney for the last fifteen years, AMI
believe him perfectly honorable 10 al
business transactions, and financially
able 70 carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
West 4 Trlsx, Wholesale Druggists
Toledo, Ohio.
walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
=, II. Van Hoesen, Cashier Toledo Ma
tional Bank, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internal
J., acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of The system. Price
76c per bottle. Sold by all Druggists
DAW
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New ADVERTISEMENTS.

.WTANTED-TEN SERVANT GIRLS.
EhPLoYGEsSSf Z osficE, No. isaS Market street.
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Notice Is hereby given that at meeting Of thJ
City Council, held on Tuesday evening, Octobel
q, 1882, the Committee on Markets were IN
StfuCted ~ report the following Ordinance
present Ordinance In relation 10 Markets:
a SIRsaeS enttSd Ba a 70 S AZ M
and Te-OrlAin section 8, Of an Ordinance en-
titled Al Ordinance In relation u Centre Mar
ket, aud the election, duties and eonpanEa
ton Of tho CLERK thereof, passed December 10
lsSl, as amended aud reOfdalned by an OTdl
nan . passed October 20 lsSG," passed July J.
1881
Be Il Orddintd BY The Council Of Tho CIV Of 1ThtCl
ing. That an Ordnance, entitled IAN Ordinance
10 amend And rc.Ordain Section 3, Of an Ordl
nance entitled An Ordinance In relation 10 Cen
ire Market and the election, duties aud Compen-
sGtlon Of the Clerk thereof, passed December 10
1881, us amended aud reOrdAined by al 0rdi
nance passed October 26 1885," passed July l.
lSs7, be anenoed and 70 ordained 80 as 10 read
as follows.
SECTION 5. Hereafter market shall be held Of
the Centre Market on tuesdays and Thunda!
OF each week, commencing Ut 3 O'Clock q. nj,
aud ending Ut 10 o'clock u, M, aud on SAtur'
days Of each week, commencing at O'Clock p.
IN. and ending at . O'Clock p. m. said market
shall be open for the sale Of meats aud yeget.
from O'Clock a. m. 70 8 O'clock !. M, unless
when open for market as herein provided, The
market building shall DO kept securely closed
and locked from O'Clock p. m. until Q O'Clock q.
nj, except on Tuesday and Thursday Of each
week, when II shall DO opened ut O'Clock a. m.
untll 8 O'Clock p, m. The Clerk Of the said
market shall cause the bell Of said Market
House 10 DO rllng, on each market day, gt the
hours described for opening aud Cl0SlnR the
market. Any person buying or selling at or In
the Market Hou,e, or at or ia the adjacent mar.
ket space before the ringing OF the bell for the
Opening Of the market or alter the ringing Of the
bell iOf the closing Of the market, Ehall forfeit
und pHy to the city tip0 oi not less than one
nor more than three dollars for eVefY such Of
fence, and the coat Of prosecution, All AFtl.
Giles, goods, wares, merchandise aud vehicles be.
longing 10 persons attending tho said market,
must Whenever on any day, tue bell for closing
the market shall have been fung, DO removed
from taid market house aud adjoining market
space, withip pnp hour thereafter, except on
Tuesdays and 1huttllaY5. a persons 70 attend
Ing and falling 10 remove tue same, a. above
provided, shall forfeit and pay 10 tho CITY oil
Wheeling, a fine OF not less than ono nor more
than three dollars, for every such offence, and
the COSTS Of prosecution.
This Ordinance shall take eject from aud alter
'FT THOMAS F. THoNER,
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A MONTHS BIG WORK,


The Transactions of IN Entsrprising Real
Estate Firm.
The following sales OF real estate
were negotiated during the month OF
October by Riuehsrt & Tatum, the well
known real estate men; The Hoffman
propertyIon Coal street, was sold to s.
j. Moore for $1,000, Mrs, Kate V,
Smith to the Wheeling & Elm Grove
Railway Company, some Elm Grove
pIoperty for $500. II. W, Zane TO
Kate OIeary, lots A aud 40, on South
Penn street, for 5000. Heirs Of Daniel
Lewis 10 Arminta Muldoon, half lot
and house ON TWenty.seCond street, for
81. ZOO. Heirs Of James y, Caldwell To
PhiliD Newman, a hall lot on Wilson
street for $3.50, Heirs OF James 7. Osld.
we'll to Samuel Kindleberger, hall LOT
on Wilson street for $500. Michael
Bertschy property on North Main street,
To NJ, A, Costello for s., 800.
In addition to the above tidy mlscGl.
laneous list the following long list oil
sales have been made through RlnehaTC
4 Tatnm to Mr.. Frank j. llearne, who
has been purchasing for the Wheeling
Bridge and Terminal Railway Company;
ali these properties unless otherwise
specifed, are in tho Caldwell add.
ton to the city. The names Of
those from whom the purchasers
we're made and the amounts paid
are as follows: Heirs OF James Y. Cald-
well, 7 lots, $1,000; s. Is, Caldwell, 0 lots,
$S,40O; II. Q. Caldwell, s lots, 1900; a.
8. Caldwell, II lots, $S,S0Oj o, NJ. vii.
son, 5 lois, $500; Thos. W. Pierce, 2
lots, Sl,4O0; II. w. Hazlett, ] lot, $3.50;
j. Il. Jones, 9 lots, $1,000; Farm
er's Bank, Of Fairmont, lot,
$1,000; Henry Keller, ] lot, Sl,S0O;
Mary Clarity, lot, 5000; Malachy
Clarke, 1 lot, 5000; Jacob Reitz, lot,
500; Charles ReitS, lot and house,
S2,2CO; Francis Ferguson, lot, Sl.350;
C6as, Voglesang, lot and house, 81. 500!
John Merchar5, lot and shop, 500;
Jas. Weidner, / lot, shop and house,
5000; Jacob thinner, lot, 500; w.
II. Travis, l lot and house on Chapline
street, 5000; O. Leonhart, lot and
house on Chapline street, $500; Jane
Roberts, lot and house on Chapline
street, 5000; ]. II. Moyston, lot on
Woods street, 5000.
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ssvgD DAILY, sxII,wREKLY AND WEEKLY
wHEELING, NOVEMBER i, 1889,

IEn,ered Al tho ro,totice at wheellag, VIVA,
n SecOnd-clRAs matter
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Lots FOr Sale in Crawford Heights.

Crawford Heights Is the namC giyon to pla.
OF lHnd containing about forty aces, lIllg on
the hill back u the ElLa aid SthRdnid lion
Works. Lots vary ~ size ron one.hAi Of al
aqre 10 ionr acres, and Will beEOld AlDgly OF 10
Vines, and all OF II h well adapted To The gov.
Ing OF iiult, md berries 1ht Location, Nlil0
near the mills, factories md railroads IN tlt val
Icy, IA yet above aud beyond thvIr ,mgkf, toto
and other dlbngteehblG ieatu Cs. II ~ hnlthiul,
affords q fne view OF the river aud lhGNt Outd'
Ing country, aud admirably COmbiuct ihV i'd
vnntAgGs Oi town aul country. no more dOim'
bic location Tor private residences can lt iOuld
The property Will be sold NJ Reasonable prizes
and on easy terms
For further particulars enquire Of H. 7.
Howell, BridgtpOft, OF Ab'aRi Lath MtnllS
Ferry; ]. J. Holloway, NJ First National lalE,
bridgeport; ". 7. 1nhnm, at Office Of S'ahdAd
Iron and Steel "a tG5
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A West Va. Dian welded ut Washington,

A West Va. Dian Welded ut Washington
Mr.. Nathan NJ. Schiller, Of the firm Of
Kaplan & Schiller, clothiers and gen
erai merchants, OF Keyser, and Miss
Beckie Colinsky, daughter OF Mr.. Louis
Colinsky, OF Washington, D. o., were
united IN the holy bonds OF wedlock at
the residence Of the bride, No. 1l0S H
street, N. W., last Tuesday evening, by
Rabbi L. Stern, OF the Eighth street
Hebrew Temple. 1t was quiet wedding,
only few invited friends being present,
After a tender OF congratulations on the
part OF all those present and the reading
Of a number Of kilograms from distant
friends, refreshments were served.
Among those present were Mr.. Oscar
Schiller and Editor G. 4. Gosorn, Of
Petersburg, and Mr.. Samuel Kaplan, oil
Keyser. The bridal pair left for the
north on bridal trip.
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AN ORDINANCE.

Stocks housht and sold. '" H'" '''I n
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VIRGINIA. Democrats seek colored votes
through the seductive barbecue. On
these occasions there is no speech.mak-
ing, but a mighty deal Of hand.shaking
and solicitation, Tho aim 10 To impress
the colored man with the idea that 1t Is a
social occasion and that the Democrats
are delighted to meet him as man and
brother. This Is a very different thing
from allowing the beloved colored man
to vote as he pleases with the assurance
that his vote will be counted as he polls
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NOTICE,
FOR SALE.

Six Roomed Franc House, lot ToxGo0 feet, a
No, 2!l rwCnty,nluth street, for Si,SOl,
A good R0omrd Dwelling on South Penn 81
Also some very desirable building Lots on South
Pom street,
Rel!denCa with full Lot No. 92l9 ChAplInos at
building Lots corner TWenlyEeYenlh aud
Main streets, u good factory site.
A Country Home, o miles west Of bridgeport
0hi0; has w acres of ground, z rOpmed brlcl
house, paying stone quarry, Price Sl,sOO-
building Lots In tho Sixth ward, on Gilmore
street, near TWonty'nlnth, MCColloCh street,
near Thlrtlethi MaysiOn, ueOr Twenty'nlnth.
Ohio County Farm, 100 acres,
Small Farm nCar MoundSYllle for Il 200, or OK,
change for city property,
Residence Rt EdRlugton Lane,
Double Brick HOusd on North Huron street,
will pay we'll ~ Ru Investment,
linllding Lots In the Old Fair Grounds; also
on North Huron aud North Front Streets
Residence on North Front street; rOomed
honR, lot G0xi00; price $1,000.
A IltEt class TOdmed Houte on Maryland st,
SIX RlOmed Bncs HOUSE, With vacant half lot
at 1878 MCC0ll0ch street,
building Lots on fourteenth and Fifteenth BiS
Market Street Business Property.
A i've to0EnCd House on South Broadway, Will
other Improved Property. Loans Negotiated,
FOR RENr--Country Place within IS lniputei
drive lTOm CeptEe Of city on motor line.
o. Q. SMITH,
Real Estate Agent and Broker,
u..,l, hn,.kl - ,oJ1 uses 49,
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Greeting to Governor Con-.

Selu York PrDG
Tho Press has unbounded faith tn the
ability, energy and level.headed deter
ninaiion Of Nathan Golf, Governor o
West Virginia.
Mr.. don still insists that ho will COME
out victorious in his terrific contest
aeainst the intrenched fraud and crlmi
Of his political adversarics. He will ye
lake the seat which he has fairly won.
While there is hope all good Republi
cans must stand by General Golf, III
has made a grand fight and Is not dis
outraged. The Pres Ia with You Nathan
GoE, and will remain with you till TIL
last. And so we greet you as Governor
Of West Virginia.
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If there is SO much work to be done
on the report Of the Gubernatorlal com.
mittee--so much thatit is bending Chair.
man Kse double to do It by himself
why are not his absent colleagues here
to help him2 They have not been here
for a single day, and It seems to have
been arranged that they shall not come
until the bosses turn them loose. The
people are not such fools as to be de.
ceived by these shifts.
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ID undoubtedly caused by Tactic acid in
Inc blood. This acid attacks the flbrous
tissues, and causes tho pains and aches
Ia the back, shoulders, knees, ankles,
hips and wrists. Thousands Of people
have found In Hoods Sarsaparllla q
positive cure for rheumatism. This
medicine, by its purifying action, neu-
rallies the aCIdity ofthe blood, aud also
builds up and strengthens the whole
body.
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NO LONGER IN DOUBT,

ItlSno longer question but an absolute fact
that merit is winner all the time. Thrus an
article Of merchandise In the other marketa and II
has not the qualities claimed for II, twill live
but little while. Soon, yes, very soon, the Hco'
pie will brand tins. Not so, however, with
the real thing, blu. quite to tho contrary. If II
Is what II Is claimed to be, that tame publcwlll
lndorse II by continuing lis purchases. 80 1t IA
with "Klein's Silver ABO Rye" No better In.
dortemont can be obtained than tho continued
sAlo 10 those who have been using II for years
Doctors and hospitals have tried II and arc still
using II, proof OF which, II wanted, can aud
will 10 Furnished Abuudantly. Silver Ago Rye
being the only displayed whisky at the EHposl'
ton Ii another proof Of Us fearless position as
STANDARD oldand reliable stlmulant We do not
claim that 1t cures all diseases, but we do know
that It Is an excellent remedy for mSny, It Is
sold everywhere at 81 30 per iullquarl. We also
keep all the leading Pennsylvania rye Whistles,
full quarts, G years old, your choice for 81 % per
quart, or quarts for $500, Wines, brandles
and gins at from % cents and upward, All
goods neatly packed and sent anywhere. Send
for price list, or Gallon
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Yesterday was pay day for those EN-.
ployed in the various city departments
not controlled by boards, and Clerk
Thoner was busy good part Of the day
handing out his warrants on the Re-
Ceiver. The total amount paid out each
month In this way Is $4,74 0S, divided
as follows: Police Department, $3.50;
Fire Department, 81, 1901 II; City Prison,
1920; Markets, SIPS; salaries mot other
wise proyidedl, $500 50; cemeteries,
$4l GO; scales and weighing, $25; real
estate, sos; health, 1856 49.
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NornISo has been left updone to delay
the preparation Of the majority report Of
the Gubernatorial committee. Cover.
nor Wilson is in no hurry to call the
Legislature. The DemocratiCpolit
have reasons Of their own for wanting
delay. Its thepractice Of evil.doers to
staye Of trial as long as they can.
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TIE Philadelphia Natural Gas Com.
pany Of Pittsburgh has paid 40 per cent
in dividends in four years, besides ac-
quiring some valuable property paid for
out Of earnings. This far is from bad
showing.
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MEssRs. GEO. K. McMEcuEN & Son
have the sympathy Of the community,
to whose activities they have added a
business that carries tho name OF Wheel
ing far aud wide. Their energy may be
trusted to hold up their end in spite Of
their sudden reverse.
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STANLEY doesn't say whether he may
be expected home in time to hang up
his Christmas stocking. In fact he is
maintaining a suspicious silence. Per-
haps he is organizing campaign to run
himself for King Of England.
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AZ a family medicine, Ayers Pills OK
eel all Others, They are suited 10 every
age and, being sugar.CoatCd, are easy q
take. Though searching and thorough
ID effect, they arc mild aud pleasant Ia
action, aud thelt uso 10 attended with nc
Injurious results. DAW
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as-PERsoSs wishing 10 subscribe 70 the DAILY
INTELuoEScER can do 50 by sending in thelE or
tlsrs TO the lNTELLIOEHCER oalce on Postal Card
or otherwise. They will DO puncsuauy served
By carriers.
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GOVERNOR FORAKER estimates his plu.
rally at from $4,000 to 5000. Every
Ohio Republican should endeayor tosur-
prise the Governor with a plurality
twice that size. He deserves it and the
State can give 1t.