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IN DARKEST AFRICA
Quest, Rescue and Retreat Of Emin,
Governor of Equatorial.
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The results Of yesterday afternoons
ruin in Wheeling demonstrated the
truth Of tho maxim, whats worth do
ing at NIL is worth doing we'll" Tho
night before the rain the street-sweepel
did good work by cleaning the streets
satisfactorily, leaving the dirt in piles
along the curb. II u cart had followed
the machine, gathering up the dirt and
caring it away, the spectacle OF great
piles Of mud in the middle Of the streets
would not have been witnessed after the
violent storm OF wind and rain. The
street.sweeping machine is great insti-
tuition, but cart to follow it and haul
away the dirt, and lin dry weather) a
sprinkler to precede it and prevent the
creation Of cloud Of dust, arc both
necessary TO aid it in giving complete
satisfaction.
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.NZYH.LQCAL GASES.
The Series Is Continued. The Great
Work Of Drs. Copeland 4 Bell
Sill Goes on..-Ths Chain
Lsnsthhens.
Fashioned Link by Link-Eaeh
Week. Marking Its Extcnsion"lGvl.
~, dencc OF Mr.. John Marshall.

In continuing the series Of chapters
relating personal experiences, placo Ii
given 10 the following, furnished by a
gentleman well known in Wheeling as a
contractor and builder. .a5
MIR. John Marshall has lived for some
time at q Twenty.second street, Wheel
Ing. t51Gala.H.4t 7.
'.Just pu. Il Down and describe Il as I give II
10 you, !" said Sir. Mar hall. Though II ia pasl
now, there Is not anything that have forgot
ten about II. Men don't iJrgct snch things II
was my head that frat began 10 trouble inc
about eight years ago." he continued. MY
uostrils would clog up, first one side aud thur
tho other. sometimes they would no sore aud
sentative on the inside. For n time 1t was sc
bad that could not breathe through my NOSE n,
all-would have 10 sleep with my mouth open
There was IL continuous discharge. with such Y
constant dropping OF mucous from my head
back into my throat as TO AtnIs 1t strnnSlo me al
times. l was always hawking aud raislug tt
clear II. J was never FREQ from kDre throat. y
was usually 40 raw aud inllsmed that could
hardly swallow at all. or with great difficulty
would catch cold without Gny nppafcdt eatke
A continual hacking cough sol III, which. Try II,
| would, could not get lid Of. E".
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A Central Republican Club.

There is movement on foot to organ
lie a Young Mems Central Republican
Club in Wheeling, and 1t isin line with
the very practical plan OF general club
organization inaugurated by the Nation.
League. The idea suggested for Wheel
ing has met with tho unanimous ap.
proval OF all who have discussed ii and
there is no doub. that the matter will
BIO go" The proposition is to form a
club which will not be in any sense u
class organization, and not limited in
membership, but which will take in
every Republican voter in the city OF
Wheeling. or Ohio county, who desires
to join.
The features OF the plan will no doubt
commend themselves TO every mau who
has the good Of tho Republican party at
heart, and are so simple that they will
be readily understood. The aim is to
make the club hall q common meeting
ground for Republicans Of every class
and condition and the object is the cdu.
cation OF tho members in the principles
Of Republicanism, rather than social in.
tercourse. It's rooms, it is proposed,
shall be open to all, and belief in Re.
publican principles will be the only con.
dition upon which any one, rich or
poor, millionaire or day laborer, mayen.
joy their privileges. Its meeting place
will DO tho headquarters for the dissem.
ination of political literature and knowl'
edge and not an aristocratic club house.
The promoters OF the scheme do notin.
tend that the club shall in any way con.
llict with the work Of the regular ward
clubs, nor that it shall take their place.
On the contrary, part Of the work Of
the central club would BIO to aid tho ward
organizations in their work. The plan
contemplates that the cost Of member
ship will be practically nothing, SO that
no one may be deprived Of it on account
Of poverty.
The details Of the entire idea cannot
be given in short newspaper article, but
they will BIO found satisfactory to every
Republican who takes the pains to inves.
tigate. The plan is both feasible and
commendable and is drafted upon lines
so broad and liberal that it ought to meet
with popular favor from the start.
Tho INTELLlGEScEE is informed that
the movement will take such shape in a
few days that a meeting will BIO called,
and in the meantime the Republicans OF
Wheeling can think over tho idea 80
that they may attend prepared to offer
any suggestions that may aid in perfect
ing an organization. 1F@
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In his Philippi speech Thursday Mr..
William L. Wilson mado use Of all the
iavorite arguments Of the Free Traders
and repeated the same old speech pre-.
pared for delivery in the counties OF the
interior in 1858, ringing the changes on
the markets OF tho world" and labor
ing to provo that 1.-THE tariff is a tax"
Mr.. Wilson was speaking to an audience
largely composed OF farmers, and the oh.
ject OF his speech, like that Of all Free
Trade speeches, was to cultivate preju.
dice among the agricultural community
against the manufacturing community.
The Second district Congressman would
scarcely have dared to make tho Philippi
speech to an audience Of wage workers
in manufacturing centre. Coming
from man who aspires to the leader.
ship OF the National Democratic party
his utteranccs are surprising, because
they comprise IN exhibition Of rank
demagogy. .,e5
A sample Of the boldness with which
Mr.. Wilson urged his free.trade thee.
ries on the people Of Barbour county,
whose intelligence no evidently under
rated, is found in his reference to the
Tin plate schedule OF tho Mckinley bill,
the chief objection no had to it being
that the manufacturers Of the great iron
and steel centres favored it. 57ss
Amcricansh have not been able to man.
ufacture tin plate, Mr.. Wilson thinks, IS
cheap rs it is made III Wales, and conse.
qucntly the cheap tin plate that comes
from Wales is a blessing to the Ameri-
eau consumers. Mr.. Wilson omitted to
say that the reason that tho Welsh can
make tin plato cheaper is because OF
the cheap female labor in Wales, but
that isnot particularly to the point. He
attempted to show that the tariff on tin
plate would DO tax on the consumers
Of canned goods in this country, but he
did not succeed. In view Of his state.
ment that the increase OF tho tarifi to 90
cents per pound on plate would in.
crease the cost Of tin cans in which the
peoples fruits, meats, vegetables and
fish arc packed, it would be inter.
estinS II our distinguished theorist were
TO figure out what the exact increase OF
cost per can would be. Does MI. Will
son suppose that any man in his audi.
ence who possessed a particle OF bust.
ness sense believed for a moment that
the consumers Of fruits, meats, ETC., who
buy two cans Of such goods to-day for,
say, % cents, will be obliged to pay 20
cents after the Mckinley law goes into
operation? Is 1t not true the consumer
would 90 right on buying his goods at
the old price, and that il tho tariff made
any difference at all it would only effect
the iobber, whose profit is very large
and who could well afford 10 stand the
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RELIABLE AGENT WANTED

a. once. at every Post ONCE Ia ". Va. viii pay
good salary. Retctence feIuite,l., Send stamp ior
particular, LEWIS T, WHITE. Terra. Alta VIVA.
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Supreni oily Delightful

To tho cuacl.tcd and ceblli.atcd invalid Is the
sense OF returning health and strength producei
by Aostetters Stomach Biltcrs. when that pro.
health, Its restorative and vital!ling potency
soon eylnces i.seif Ia Improved appetite, dlges-
ton and nightly rrpose tho sole conditions
under which strength and nerve quietudc IL
vouchsatcd 10 tho human System. a gain In flesh
OF course ensues upon the restoration OF d!ges.
ton aud assimilation. As surely as winter FOL.
lows the fall Of the Leaf docs disease shadow the
footsteps Of declining strength, when tho pre-.
mature decadcncel OF vitality is not arrested,
MA.nsmus. consumption aud other wasting NAL.
adIes arc prot to ta>ten upon the cntceb!ed,
Avert disease, therefore, with this grand en-.
Aiding tonic, which not only ,cuews falling
strength. but mit.gntes and counicractS the III.
A,mi,!es Of ago and those G., he gen.les sax.
yield 10 Ii, n ls5IIt 'f,I5;tl, IA -, 4
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Mn. ArxlSsos's bill TO severely pun
ish any custodian OF ballots who neSlects
his duty or who permits any change Of
ballots, as well as any person who adj
vises, aids, counselH or abets any change
in the Congressional elections, having
been reported iavorably, it is now In
order for tho House to pass 1t. 'l
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A QUESTION which has attracted more
than ordinary attention among lega
minds in particular and newspaper
readers in general was decided yester'
day by the United States Supreme Court
and the legality Of the act Of the New
York Legislature providing for the in
Fiction OF the death penalty by electric
ity is affirmed. kemmler may now re-
sumo his preparations to journey into
eternity by the lightning route.
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In discussing tho "orisiual package" luess
tiOn. sGnator EvArts took the gtound tliat tut
GENERA, government hnl no right TO interfere
With tue police regulation, Of amy State. In
,hI4 senator Eyafis Is right. but he Is NOT III INT
with the policy OF hts party.-Reatster. |
What does the Register mean? When
did the Republican party ever dispute
the right OF II State to regulate its own po'
lice system, 80 long rs the system did
not interfere with that OF the general
government rs prescribed by the Fed
cral Constitution .am
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r IST OF LETTERS
TRUSTEES SALE.

j ~ SoA1AIS ohAAIs .eIs.....
BY virtue OF deed Of trust made by Henry
Otto aud Rachel tito, his Wits. to me AZ trustee.
dated June II. 1879. recorded In the once Of The
CLARK OF tho County Court OF Ohio county. Wei,
Virginia. In Dead Of Trust Book No. is, ps,e oo7
] will soil At tbs north front door Of Tho Cour
House Of said county on rs. =, ig -
SATURDAY, TEE 18th DAY OF JUNE, 1890,
commencing At 10 O'Clock a. m, the following
property. that Il 10 Say: J. OTIS number cirhty.aye
cighty.six, eichty.scvcn and e!HhtyeIght in Inc
town OF Trladelphia, Ohio county Wesi
Virginia, as laid out by Josiah Thompson, :
Also a piece or parcel OF land lying and being
In said County ri Ohio, on the waters OF Littic
Wheeling Creek, through which two streams nj
water flow, which streams are not 10 be diyerteI
from their present channels, bounded as followa:
Beginning at stone corner to Henry Otto IN
Crummy's line. thence north 33' west 2bT feet
OF u sill poles to stone corner 10 Crummy's q a
the east side OF spring run: thence south b50
west q. feet or y 2s33 poles 10 stone corner 10
Cyummy's on the west side OF said spring rim .
thence kouth $50 east .0a feet or y Sill pSlcs 10
a stone corner 10 Crummy's: thence north b5o
cast q. feet or II 1888 poles 10 tho beginning.
containing one aero: MI ia,.g e, y - o.
TEhMn or SALr:-One.thltd and A. much more
II the purchaser elects 10 Pay In cash Oh ne day
Of sale, the balance In two equal insullmest Is Al
one and two years, noteE bearing Inherent from
the day Of sale to be given for tho deferred pay.
menta. 49, rs. ss-i-3 90 IL NJ 49,
i eI'5'-' 3 WI. W. CowDBN, Trustee.
II Tlyyr8
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4 Now Advertisements.

TOR RENT-PART OFsA MANU-.
- FACTnRINu building with power. n b.
IOT,K II EiNER 5sTs ~ y, ~ ~ myA
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WE ARE ALL SETTLED.
Como and Soc Us In Our New md Hand,

Come and 500 Us In Our New and Hand.
some Quarters, 81 Twelfth Street.
We can show you more Bicycles, and
better Bicycles, than all other dealers
combined. The VlcroR SAFETY is finer
than ever. Don't fail to see it. We are
trading in comparatively new wheels OF
other makes for the Victor. Why is it
Simply because the Victor is best. Don't
lose money by buying wheel without
examining the Victor. Buy the best in
the start: 1t is the cheapest in the end.
Call and examine our stock. Over a
dozen makes of Bicycles. . Il
EDw. l.. Rose 4 Co.,
y New Store, 81 Twelfth street.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoriia..

sl CUT FLOWERS
Arranged in the MosT ARTISTIC manner
for Luncheons, Dinners and Wedding
Decorations. Quality Of Flowers the
best. Prices moderate. 5ffs
N. PATTERSON,
g. IL Sixth Avenue. 4
! i, = !, - Pittsburgh, Pa.
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HERE is n sight for the gods-tho Reg

HERE is sight for the gods-the Reg
i,ttr advocating n police board! When
tho city he'd an excellent board the Reg
istcr fought the plan and advocated The
present system Of choosing the police by
vote OF the people. 1t kept up the fight
until, by the aid Of its partisans 1t sue
ceeded, and then claimed for itself the
glory OF tho victory. Now it wants a re-
turn to the old system. Has the Rsgis'e'
learned wisdom? -yLII. #
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TIE tariff bill has been reported 10 the
Senate. 1t is hoped that tho Upper
llouse OF Congress will get TO work at 1t
soon and make haste about relieving tho
country Of the strain that ID naturally in
cident 10 delay.
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THE entering wedge OF u complaint
that may prove fatal is often slight
cold, which dose Or two CT Ayers
Cherry Pectora! might have cured at the
commencement. 1t would be well,
therefore, to keep this remedy within
reach ut all times. ~ DAw
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Garfield Monument Dedication Mt Cleve

land, on Decoration Dny, Nlny 30.
On this occasion the Baltimore 4 Ohio
railroad will sell excursion tickets al
greatly reduced rates, for all regular
trains on May 90 aud so. good for 70.
turn passage until June ., inclusive
Fare for the round trip s. 25 from Wheel
ing. ~. sSa7N
President Harrison, his cabinet, and
civic and military societies throughout
the country will participate in the parade
and dedication. -, ~.
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DIED,

DIED. 49, ~
DOBLER-On Thursday Morning. May O., 1870.
at 10 o'clock, WILLIAM DoGLRR. iii his 3lst
year. r.
Funeral from the rc7idcncc Of his father, Rich.
nrd Doblc., No. q Tenth street. Sunday af.
tcrnoon at . O'Clock. Interment private at
peninsular Cemetery. E 81
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Vote early and often.

ARE you all out Of sorts, this SPRING
do you need q Tonic? Take Loose's Ex.
tract Of Red Glover, it has no equal. For
sale by Logan Drug Company. DAw
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WHEELING, MAY "a, 1890.

TIE Arkansas man who committed
suicide by hanging himself with an
American flag put the sacred emblem to
, move! though not commendable use.
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Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy, is q
positive specific for all forms Of the dis
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer
ated and Protruding Piles. Price Soc.
For Bale by Logan Drug Company. paw
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria..

Many a woman who resolves when
she is married b make over her hus-
band, ends by being content to make
over her bonnets, "a
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CTAR BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

|NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND
~ DuILDERs-s22 GEO eco " ORTIZ uF STONE.
Give Nc n Chance TO Bid on Your Stone
work. Having completed tho Belmont county
Court House and jail will give personal atten.
tion TO the stone business mud am prepared 10
handle anything IN the line OF building stone
for tho trade In tho Ohio Valley at prices 10 beat
quarry and shipping facilities. 20 cars per day.
ESTIMATES. ON hTOEE WORK FURNISHED
ON APPLlCArlON. After 2oyears Of experience
ip the stone business. can ray | Will writo
specifications and do your stonc work and guar.
antcc your building not to crack. 80
W. J..MCCLAlN,
Oflcc, Room 10, National Bank Building, Bell.
alre O.. Telephone No. 5b7. mrl3
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Z E1hoI OSa i.o 'Ioh ~ L IL N ~
l. WASlI1NG.,- - RECRUITING RFSDr2vuus.
1919 Market Street, Wheeling, ". vn., My IL,
1890 Scaled proposals. In trrlIcale. to tho
usual conditions will be received nj The Recruit.
til II o'clock noon. On the l4th day Gi tune, 1890,
at which timc and place they will he opened III
the presence OF bidders, for furnishing supplies
aud rendering services rs indicated, tor TIC be.
cruiting service. United .tatcs Army, whenever
required. within the city limits, during the sCai
year ending ,unc %, 1871, viz: Furnishing and
delivering fuel, aud washing articles OF GOV.
crLment eauipage Pfeic' enCc VIII he given to
articles Of domestic production ard mAnufac.
ture. conditions ofnuaiity EGd prizes (lIcluding
IN the price Of foreign productions aud munrl.
Government reserves Inc rIsht 10 reject any or
all proposals. Blanks and iuil information IL.
to bidding. &C., will be furnished on auplici.
tlon. Envelopes c0ntn ning proposals should
be mai ked proposals for Fuel and WAshing,n
and addressed TO Recruiting officer U. s Army.
wheeling. ". Va. mylt 10 "a 8lje+.l II
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|T S. CUSTOM HOUSE, MAY q,
" . lsoO.-scAled proposals wifi be received
until y O'Clock noou, May y; ls9o, Tor furnish
washibg towels. hauling ashes. and sprinklinE
streets Tor this building during tho fsral year
ending June 10 1901. Particulars on application.
GIIAkLEI DlGkEk .UN, EMEiOdian. my.i
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Proposals..

TUSTOM HOUSE, WHEELING, W.
" VA, May q, 1880. Scalcd proposals " Ill DO
received until ii A. M, Luuc Il, ls!N for supply.
Ing certain special furniture aud " indow Shades.
Particulars on application. CHARLES NICH-
ERTOS, Custodian. tg-n.s.s.-s- +. my9J.Nsw
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AS OUT.
w TER or coutmakcr. Formerly connected
with frss.diakS hoti.ts Ia Pittsburgh knd ALE.
ghrny. AhATuY, "GurrER.n tbs Office, mYSs
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wv ANTED-IMNlED1ATELY
w good grocery clerk. Must have experience
and good reference. None other need apply.
Address, "Grg or" this mice, a.-I a.I ~. :.
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REPRESENTING TIE riRN Of
THE WHEELING lSTELLlGENCER

Voters should Ill out this coupon, seal Ia Ut
envelope, and address, .D
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER CONTEST.
-.r.-.|a 1STELL!GESCEg OFFICE,
H.... Whaling " VA
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T1IANTED-.BYTA YOUNG GEN.
w WTLEMAN, a welLiurnished room, con,
vcnient 10 Hotel Windsor. Address, -" this
nltiEn. = u ~. 80 = mY2is
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FOR RENT,
For the season, Gn eight roGmcd house, op.
posite Mountain Lake Park. Free from all IL.
stricltons. large, airy rooms, nicely furnished.
beautiful grounds. The plncc' TO spend the
summer. For terms. &C., apply TO
GEO. j. MATHISON,
Real Estate and insurance Agent.
Money 10 Losn. afiz sIa41-t-- sl--'e m,lO
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Entered a, tho pos,o.licc n. Wheeling, ". Va
M second, las matter. ....f.. ~. y !