Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-26


to-d5v 10 make it.'-TBg1rt's valley star.
Thev are? Where? These words of
rhe ..matchless Corr" were uttered be-
fore the election. They are TO be taken
I'm Pickwickian sense now.
TIE New York Tribune announces
that it is mot prepared to 90 all the
wav with Mr.. DErEw" in his recon-
mendations Of unlimited reciprocity
with Canada. There is nothing sur
prisinc in this statement except the
implication that the Tribune is willing
10 20 any part OF the way in that diree-
tion. Eut il f.. There can be no
uossible objection" it says, Ito a linz
itcd and experimental application OF
the principle" This may mean any
thing or nothing; but the Tribune eN-
Mains what il means by ''limited and
governmental" reciprocity by saying that
..tbe free admission of coal from and
into each country is a project worthy
of serious consideration" Isit, indeed?
This will make many Of our Republican
brethren in West Virginia heart-sick.
S,cxor Srcct still continues to fast
industriously. At the outset there was
.,me suspicion that all might not be
square. and hc was accordingly put
under rigorous watch, to which he
raised no objection whatever. 1t con-
>ists Of relays OF medical students, who
are in charge Of physicians Of recog-
niled standing. 1t is now nearly
twenty days since he tasted food
nearly one half Of the time prescribed.
His prediction rs TO the decrease In the
rote of loss of weight has been fulfilled,
and his strength seems TO hold QUO
marvelously. What effects continued
abstinence from food for the next
TWENTY-FIVE days will show it is impoSSl-
bleto forcten. but we should like to kno"
what benefit humanity will derive II
the experiment is successful. H. after
the forty-fve days are up. Signor SUccl
should keep ON abstaining from iood
and demonstrate that eating is not
necessary To- human existence, be
would indeed be benefactor to the
human race. and his discovery would
greatly decrease the cost Of living
Eocu would be nowhere.
Lurrfr -BiLL~ CHANDLER is getting
in some very fine work up in Ne"
Hampshire. lie has had valuable eN-
neriepce i'm the methods of counting out
candidates who are elected and grasp
ING states for the minority party. lie
has issued proclamation in his
familiar style announcing his purposes
I'm regard to New Hampshire. MI
CnAxprEr is very bold when he has the
machinery Of the government on his
side. and in this case he frankly nii-
mates that ne intends to use it for all II
is worth Governor, council, clerk oil the
House. Legislature, courts, without
waiting for the Democratic majority 10
come in with the new year. He thinks
that he will be able TO fix so that there
will be no Democratic majority Mr..
CmANpLER's last exploit in this lne'
since the Florida steal, was as member
of the United States Senate when be
assisted in the capture Of Montana; but
New Hampshire is nearer civilization,
and he may find this new task more DIFF
fcult. That he regards this enterprise
as a desperate one is indicated by the
earnestness with which he represents
the Democrats Of New Hampshire Is
threatening revolution" Now, II
Chilly" doesn't know that he is the
only revolutionlst in New Hampshire he
should inform himself rs TO the mean
ing Of the word.