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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-02
FOR WOMEN ONLY,


VIAL AND MAcARoAI PATR.-Chop
two cupflls Of cold macaroni boiled hne,
Mix With 1t q beaten egg and line q
butteTed mold-a plain one-With the
macaFonl. Inside this place the remains
OF cold veal, chopped small, we'll seas
oned and moistened with gravy, Spread
the macaroni over the top Of the meat,
cover the mold tightly, plunge II IN .
pot Of boiling water and boil an hour
and a hall. Turn out In q platter and
pour gravy or drawn butter over 1t.
A great deal Of attention should be
given to the proper airing Of the mat
tress every morning, and at least once Z
week O stiff brush should remove the
dust which will accumulate, even In the
best ordered house, under the TUFTS OF
cotton, or the bits Of leather, or what
ever Is used 10 pack the mattress with.
Attention should also be directed to the
edge Of the mattress where the braid is
seWed on, for dust sits under that.
Where the bedroom 10, also the dress
ing-room, dust cannot be avoided, but It
may be at least be changed, and II need
not be allowed to accumulate.
"a woman can throw out with a
spoon faster than q man can throw In
with a shovel" and perhaps there Is an
equal amount Of truth In this, ECONOMY
counts nowhere as we'll as In the
Kitchen On this basis a Crumb OF
bread, only one possibly, is saved In q
stone jar thoroughly sweet and clean,
In a day or two there will be more
crumbs from the LOAF in sliclng, or from
the cake plate, little leitoYers here and
there that will surprise the thrifty
hOusekeepeF when she views the ac
cumulated pile Of week.
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"FrO.h From the People"

Our Congressional elections are %
arranged that the statesman who taket
his seat to-day, and the other statesman
who Is shiyering in the lobby wonder
ing when he will get his seat, are already
smiling the breeze to learn whether they
can scent a denomination in the atmos'
phere Of the coming summer. Z
This ought not so to be. The House
which assemblies to-day should have
been elected this year. Then there
would DO something in the boast Of Con-
gressmen that they are fresh from the
people" Now they are rather stale,
sometimes a little musty, before they
take their places. Il
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creased by the increase Of modem COLI
yeniences, not the least Of which isths
electric wire, there y more need than
ever Of tire.prOot bpildlpgs that shall Big
proof against ERE. The Chicago Tribune,
speaking q the enormous Gre tax laid
on the country, says:
During the present year there have been thiE-
teen eohllgrRlions In the Uplted States each
worth Of property, The total lota BY these thtF'
teen ores has been lSS,a5S 0oo, OF which Seattle
Spokane Falls, Lynn and Boston alone have bad
% bear 81, 00J,00I The total dc losses Tor No.
yember WI ! reach nearly Va, 100000, or Hboul
three tlmiS the losses Of the same month lasi
rear, The total DIRE Losses Tor the current year
With tlll month 70 spare, and that one Of thI
most disastrous months Of The year oFdlnAElly
arc over sltS 900 COO, Rs compared with little lev
than Sll0. 00 lat year, Il there not somI
way Of lekSening this annual tAH and u u no
In the interests Of tho underwater Of The upile'
States 10 bud shat wpyf i
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BUSINESS MEN IN rOLlTTCs

A Good Thing, but tho MaJahs and Kun.
nSls, ProfOssahS and Judges Don't
Like 1t.
Chicago IEtT'0teda.
The Democratic party, which never
has been able to impress itselt upon the
great conservative body Of traders and
farmers OF moderate capital, nor upon
the more thrifty workmen Of the coun.
try, but which always has sought TO
compass power by bringing the ignorant
and most lately naturalized proletariat
OF Europe with political Bubseryience to
the ollgarchs OF wealth-the old slave.
holders, the great planters, the powers Of
Wall street, the projectors Of tne Anglo.
American Salt Trust, the great Coal OIL
Trust, and the likes OF these-has found
a fruitful theme Of satire and indigna'
ton In the appointment OF Mr.. Wanna
maker TO the Office Of Postmaster
General.
No Democratic administration ever has
recognized the wealth, the intelligence,
the honorable condition OF the great re-
tail trade OF this country by appointing
one OF It's members TO q cabinet Office,
General Grant would have made the late
A. T. Stewart Secretary Of the Treasury
had not constitutional interdict pre-
vailed. y And II hardly Is questionable
that Mr.. Stewart had all the quali6ca.
tons OF mind and education for the sue.
cessinl management Of the Treasury.
General Harrison made John Wanaka.
ker Postmaster General, and It hardly Is
questionable that Mr.. Wanamaker pos.
sesses that soundly business mind and
that rigidly upright conscience which
the successful management OF the Post
office Department requires. Nor is II
questionable that Mr.. Wanamakar's
business house has been among the
greatest receivers and senders OF letters
for many years past. Perhaps no man
in the country, certainly no man In
active political life, has more practical
Of the facilities and inCum.
brances OF the mail service than the EN-.
inent tradesnlan whom General Harri.
son selected to administer the affairs Of
The Postal Department.
1.-THE President had selected broken
1own lawyer who had sought in politics
he income which the bar denied him
he Democratic press would have been
pleased. The movement would have
oeen in the well.marked tracks Of Demo-
ratio policy, IT, he had taken some
banker or broker the Demo.
,ratic press would have criticised the
appointment in q spirit Of itilsolne rever-
snco. But to appoint "a mere shop;
yloyes and muslins, and who honestly
liyertises his honest trade, why this Is
moro than the snobs Of the Democratic
party can bear. Itgrates upon the deli.
cate senses Of the maiahs and colonies,
and Is abhonent 10 the professahs and
Judges. Party Of the people, indeed
When did the Democratic party ever
honor the plain trading class with its
distinguished notice2
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Tho newspapers which publish a
telegraph matter the sermons OF DR.
Tslmsge sent three daysin advance BY
mail, have plumed themselves on theil
enterprise in taking by cable report q
the sermon delivered by DR.. Talmaee 10
BdndiSi. Here is the New YotE
Tribune, idea Of this kind Of enter
prise;
After ali, American newspapers arc not q o.
teTnSiaihR a. they might be, Pfootf Well, a.
loon or twenty Of them printed cable report q
Df. falmGgei sgfiaon " Btlndlll, when they
Snnld hSye found the same sermon, word iol
WSFd. ia volume 40 harrington, Loidon, 1870
AZ the DOCTORS pIbllbhed setinoni. otcoufte, II
iooiS very entefprlaing 70 publish cable fopofl
Of i sermon Oh Monday morning. but how
much SfS Nv WS5o seEuS 6 natS Ss DSs MAN., Y
inF Of ~ delivery. pelidO,, II must cost great
deal Of money 70 telegraph aetmon IRON
BfindlSl.
This shakes our confidence In that
Brindisi sermon, Maybe 1t 10 not at all
the sermon preached Of Brindisi. The
enterprising agent who remains at home
TO supply DR.. TalmaSO'S newspaper pull.
pit may be at liberty 10 make his own
selections from the edition Of sermons
published in 1874.
This is not fair. DR.. Talmlgc 10 sup.
posed to DO progressive man. who
breaches better now than he did fifteen
or twhnLV wears moo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-02

The selection Of Mr., Reed as the Re
publican nominee for Speaker Of the
House Is no surprise, In view Of the
strong surface indications, increasing in
strength as the time approached, any
other result would have been asurprise'
Mr., Reed will bs q great loss to his
party on the floor, where, now that his
party is in the majority, and asllm one
at that, a man Of his fertility ofFesource,
his qulckness Of perception, marvellous
tenacity and undaunted courage, Is
greatly needed. There are other men Of
ability on the Republican side, but Mr.,
Reed has shown himself the best leader
since Garfield, who worthily followed
Blaine,
As Speaker Mr., Reed will be decided
change from Mr., Carlisle. The retiring
Speaker has ability Of a high order, but
Ii Is not Mr., Reeds kind OF ability, Mr..
CarllAle's mind works more slowly. He
does not seize a point as Mr., Reed does
and turn itinslde out in 3 jitfy. It Is
no part Of his method to tickle men
into doing as he would have them to do,
At this game Mr.. Reed is an expert
And this sort OF thing not only keeps
legislators from going to sleep in the
heavy atmosphere Of the House, but 1t
has its legitimate place in legislative
hall. With a smile that will make other
men laugh, with a chuckle that will set
the house in roar, always with firm
grip on the business Of tho House and
always with a serious purpose, MI. Reed
should be able to push buainess faster
than 1t has gone for years. His record
as Speaker shonld be one Of the most
brilliant in the history Of the House.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-02
NO LONGER IN DOUBT.

II hno longer a question but an absolute fact
that mort isa winner all the limo. ThruA an
article Of mofchAndlse In the other market 4nd Il
II has not the qualities claimed for IL willil7e
but little while. Soon, yeE, very lOon, tho PEG.
pic will brand IL ,g. Not 90, however with
tho real Thing, but quite 10 the contrary. II II
Il what ~ claimed 10 DO, that iAnO publlowill
lndoIe Il BY continuing Ia purchases. sslt Il
with "KielnL Silver Age Rye No better Id
dotsement can DO obtained than tho continued
tale 10 those who have been using II lot years
Doctors and hospitals have tried II aud arc biill
Using II, proof Of which, II wanted, eau aud
will DO iurnilhtd Abun6Anlly. Silver Age RyU
being the only displayed whisky al lhO E1petl.
lloh Il another proof Of IL fearless position AAA
standard old and reliable hllmniAhL We dono,
claim thai II cures all dlaealet, but We do know
that Ia an excellent remedy iOt many II Il
sold everywhere a. q 10 pet iuliquAtL We also
keep all the ilAdlng Pennsylvania no whlAkiet,
full quartz, yOAn old your Oholco Tor q % PET
Quart, or ! quarts Tor $780, Wines, bAndleA
and gins u from % cents and upward. All
goods neatly packed and sent anywhere, Send
Tot prizes iili, OF call on
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nsurp DAILY, sEnhwEEKLI ASD NRHELI,
waEELING, DEoENBER 3, 1889.

ILD,ored nj nc ro.totics al wheeling, we,
a IecOnd-ClRAs matter
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Mr.. McRlSSEY and the Register deny
that a deal Is on for the sale Of that pa
per. 1t will be remembered that de-
mails flew thick and fast when the pres
emit management was dickering with the
iormsrproprietor. Forsomereasons we
should regret to see the genial General
Manager pass out, for 1t has been the
good fortune Of the 1SrEIuaBNoER TO
have the most pleasant relations with
him. Wherever he may be, in whatever
engaged, he will continue TO be our %
teemed contemporary. Mr.. Mckinney d
q pleasant man, too. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-02
,i1lre.proot0 ilulldluE. 0nd The rlrs Ta1,

''rirs.proot" rulldlnEs and the Fire Tax,
The "hrc.prool" buildings are having
ahard time Of H. When the FIRE takel
hold in earnest, they 20, perhaps moi
"likO tindSrboxCs," but Ii matters little
how 90 that they do not serve their pur.
pose. In Lynn, Boston aud Minneapo.
lie within a few days costly bulldogs
called ilrc.proOi have been shown no
proof at all against destruction by Gre.
Great structures, in a double sense In.
posing, now lie III ruins.
The most modern Of these buildInRs-
and almost without exception they were
erected In recent years according 10 The
best lights oiths builders art-Were o..
pVctOd 10 bid defiance to fire. solldly
reared, they were thought 10 10 pro.
tsCted at every point,
Clearly science has something yet 10
learn before Il PROMISED afe.ptoOl build.
ings, Since the danger has been 20 in.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-02

for the past seven or eight years, Mems
tastes are much less Ackle than Women'a,
For instance, the photographs Of popular
actors vary In their demand as much as
the styles In spring bonnets, A few
months ago Kyrle Bellows photos sold
better than any others in that class,
Now there Is hardly any demand for
them at all. Since he began playing
with Mrs. Potter his female admirers
have deserted him. Maurice Barrymore
Is the present feminine idol, and his pop
ularity only began when he was given Q
chance TO play q romantic part In Gap
tain Swift"
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mo aunelaImel E.lateIl Immunity,

New fori TiWos,
Several very large "unclAimCd estates"
in Great Britain have suddenly come 10
light in the last few days, and the move.
ments Of the "heirsn In this country
afford ground for belief that an old
industry has been revived. II is notice.
able that these "estateS" go under new
names, Tho vast Accommodations Of the
Woods, the BradfordS, aud the Jennings
family rest In peace, and now we hear OF
the millions left 10 the Hakes and the
Mottitts, A lawyer from Londen has
appeared In st. Louis and enlightened
the Hakes OF that city concerning the
snug sun Of $4,000, 900 lying "ln the
Golfers OF the English Ohancery Court
until the time when they shall prove
their right to enjoy it, Tho MoIIitt es'
tate slightly exceeds In value the flake
properly, IS II amounts 10 $40, 900, 900
It isalI In Ireland, Some OF the "heirs''
have been found In Eau Claire, Wis,
and Carthage, Ill.,, and they will send d
lawyer to ireland In the spring. II
these heirs will become familiar with
the reports Of our diplomatic and
consular representatives In England CON
corning this ''unclaimed.estate industry,
they will learn something to theiI
advantage. 1.
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BotloN AdtutlatF
The 1bsen craze appears 10 have fairly
set In in Boston, and that before the
frost has gone into the ground. What
will be the result before spring 1t isquite
impossible to conjecture. Already q pc.
fies OF Ibsen readings Is announced.
The next thing will be 1bSen clubs. The
coapt 10 fairly clear for this fresh inva.
slon. Robert Elsnere has gone wholly
out Of sight, snd, although Bellany Is
still read, he is In not 30 great demand aS
he once was. IbSen seems 10 have
eclipsed even Browning, for his last new
volume fails 10 have created the iuror
which once would have been felt among
his goSton admirers. Tue cry Of to-day
ID, "tbsen forever"
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san EfGHetseo lPGsp,
Oliver Cromwell, ON returning from
the field OF tho first battle Of Worcester,
bad occasion to pass through that city,
and stopped for a few moments at tho
Bishops palace.
The Bishop remarked that the battle
had been "waging very holly over yon'
Cromwell replied; ooh, l suppose
you heard tho roar Of the artillery"
mo" rejoined tho Bishop, II knew II
from the report OF Canon"
my LORI" said Cromwell, II should
advise you toobtain the dismissal Of that
gentleman from his office"
"0h, why?"
Because cannon is otno use unless
discharged
let my Canon off,"
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To stahs children Lovely.

W0MtRN World,
There 10 Just one way, and that Is 10
surround them by day and night with
an atmosphere OF love. Restraint and
renroot may DO mingled with the love,
but love must be q constant element,
~ lound my little gifl was growing
tnamiablo and plaln;n said q mother 70
ts the other day, land, rejecting on Il
sadly, | could only accuse myself Of the
cause thereof. So changed my manage.
tnent and improved my opportunity 10
praise and encourage her, 70 assure her
Of my unbounded affection for her, aud
earnest desire that she should grow up
10 lovely aud harmonious womaahood,
Asa rose opens 10 sunshine, 90 the
child heart opened In the warmth Of The
constant affection and earesses showefed
upon her, her peevishnees passed away,
her face grew beautiful, and now one
look from me brings her 10 my aide,
obedlent 10 my will, and hAppiest when
she 10 nearest 10 me-"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-02

THE speakerahip Eight was conducted
30 pleasantly that 1t must have been .
real Joy to be in 1t II only TO be de-
ieated, The parties to the contest re-
main, as before they went into the
struggle, good friends. According to
custom the winner Of the prize will give
good places on committees to those who
opposed him. This custom induces men
to enter tho race who have no thought
OF winning.
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FOR SALE.
Real Estate.
FOR SALE.

Bix Roomed Franc HouLC, lot 1oG5C0 irct o.
No. "a TWOnty.nl1th street, for pl,Dl =,
A good Ro6tned Dwelling on s0ulh Itnnn I.
Also some very desirable building LOS GU oou'"
i RssIdSScc with full totll No. 2!l2Ch.glIneH;;
BHlldlng Lots corner TUenUIc'ehlh anu
MAin Alfe6lg, GOOD factory site. ,.,,.,,-...,,
"A County Home, 0 miles west oil Bflugp,f
0hio, hAb TX acres Of ground, 20 lntl XXX, *
house, . paying stone quarry HIrc' JEW
Bniidihg Lots In the sixth ward, on dlImon,
street, n6aF Twgnty.hinih MNollp'l m,e'
near ThlttiOtht MAJhiOn. near Twenty 'ilh'h'
Ohio County Farm, 100 acres, .,,,,...,.
Small Farm near MOundbylllc Tor NrHN W Wy
change Tot city property,
Residence ~ kdglngtUn Lane, .,...,,
Double Btlbk House OIL SOfth DuTpA NfeV"
Will pay we'll ~ an Investment, ,....,,.
Building LOIS In the Old 'Falt Gfonnl'' nv"
On kBfth Huron and North Front ,lngw. ,.I
RoaldBtCo on North Front street tooine"
h0ule, lot 60xi00, price eJOOO. ,.,
iftt elAlA fO6mUd ilOiiie on MAiynhl' h
Biz HoomOd Brick House, With vacant hhll ''N
a. 1915 MGCQilOch street. ,,,....o..,
BUILDING Lotl on FOufteehlh aud FHltchW'"'
Market Street Business Properly, ...,,lt
A I'VE f0Omed House on South BfOsnWaY W"
othOI iHptUyOd Property lOals NcgVAl ,,,i.,
fOR hENT--C County Place within " lnlhu'
drive from eenlfO Of city on motor llht'
o, o, SMITH,
fI. Real EalAls Agent and li'ostil,
i2D Main -fert
s.oets boushl and sold mol ol
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''Ths beSt selling photographs to-day
said q clerk ID o broadway store that
make q specially Of selling the photo
graphs Of local and foreign celebrities,
naro those Of Mrs, IAngtty, Mts. Potter,
Mary Anderson, Jane Hiding, Edwin
Booth and Maurice barrymore. The
GALE Of MFe. Uleveland's likeness fell Cd
one.hali early last fall, The demand for
The pictures Of Mary Anderson and Mn.
tAnHtfy haA continued uhinteffupledly
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CoEuMBus, O., Jan. /, 1Sso.-To TnE
ELIXIR OF DATES Co. Dear Sirs:-Elixir
Of Dates cured me Of habitual constipa-
ton and dyspepsia. / recommend It to
all my friends. Very trulyyouis, Joseph
thinner, Prop. Of Hotel 81. Claire, Co
lumbus, o. Sold by @. R. Goethe, w. W.
Irwin, w. E. Williams and John laugh
lin. Logan Drug Co. and Goodwin & Co.,
Wholesale agents! tei
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GIN, G. W, BRowS, Of Grafton, whose
death is announced, had a long public
career for one Of his age. In the war
time he filled important posts, and aimee
the war he has been identified with the
civil administration. An intense Re-
publican who fought hard for his party
some Of his best friends were Demo
Gratis, Few men have enjoyed greater
popularity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-02

Tng children's health must not be
neglected. Colds In the head and snui.
heS bring on catarrh and lung affections.
Ely's Cream Balm cures at once. II is
perfectly safe and 10 easily applied into
the nostrils. It also cures catarrh, the
worst cases yieldiugto 1t. MWT&W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-02

WHEN, from any cause, the digestive
and secretory organs become disofdered,
they may be stimulated TO healthy action
by the use Of Ayers Cathartie Pills.
These pills are prescribed by the best
physicians, and are for sale at all the
drug stores. DAW
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onoFact

Is worth column Of rhetoric, said an
American statesman, /. Is q fact, eetab.
lished by the testimony OF thousands oil
people, that Hoods Sarsaparilla does
cure scrofula, salt rheum, and other dis.
eases or affections arising from impure
state or low condition Of the blood. It
also pyercomes that tired feeling, creates
a good appetite, aud gives strength TO
every part Of the system. Try 1t. 2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-02
AxAN who has practiced medicine for
40 years, ought to Know salt from sugar;

read what ne says
Messrs. F.. Cheney & Co.-Gentle.
men IL have been in the general prac.
lice Of medicine for most 40 years, and
would say that In all my practice and
experience have never seen o prepare.
ton that could prescribe with as much
confidence OF success as can Halls
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by you.
Have prescribed 1t a great many times
and its effect Is wonderful, aud would
say in conclusion that l have yet to find
case Of catarrh that II would not cure,
II they would take II according 10
directions. Yours Truly,
L. L. GoRsucn, N. D.
Office, 2l5 Submits st.
We will give $l00 for any case OF
catarrh that cannot be cured with Halls
Catarfh Cure. Taken internally.
Y. ]. CHENEY & Co., Props, Toledo, o.
DHrSold by Druggists, zoe. nav
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This remedy lie becoming 90 well
known and so popular as 10 need no spc-
Clal mention. All who Use Electric Bit
tors sing tho same song OF praisc.-A
puror medicine does not exist and IL is
guaranteed 10 do oil that IL claimed.
Electric Bitters will cure oil diseases Of
the liver and kidneys, will remove pin.
pies, boilB, salt rheun aud ether Gticc.
tons caused by impure blood. viii
drive malaria from the system and
prevents ~ well as cure alllnAlarial fevofs.
For cure Of headache, constipation and
indigestion Try Electric Bitters. --Intire
patillactlon guaranteed, or money 70.
funded. Price 30 Cts, and 81 90 pei bot
lie u Logan Drug Co.'s drug store. 8
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PINK gums and mouth and dazzling teeth
And breath OF balm and lips OF rose
Are found not 10 this world beneath
Withyoung or old, save only those
Who ever wisely, while they may,
Use HOZODONT By night and day.
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DIEiI.

FoRD-op Sunday, December /, 1859, at 4:2o
O'Clock q. M, MosEy foRp, aged IS years.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 10 Thir.
teenth street, on Tuesday afternoon at 2
o'clock, Friends d the family are invited
toattsnd. lntetnent private a. NJ Wood
fotnothFy
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sS-PEEsoSswiAhlng 70 subscribe 70 the DAILY
1srRlLIoESCEE tan do 70 BY Aeuding In their or
ders to the lHTELLIOEAcEH ofiss on Postal caro-
OF otherwise. Thsy will 10 punesuSlly AesIed
BY carriers,
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The China, Of Upper Burmah, have
been massacring British subjects, and
troops have gone to chastise them, Some
Chin music may be expected now.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-02

TuE Clerk Of the new House Is an e1-
perieuced man, No better could have
been found,
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Some people who pride themselves
upon their ffankness seem 10 think that
tfankness consists in freely saying IN.
Kind thinRs.