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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-10
FROM BEEF 10 A BARONETCY.
A Chicago butcher Falls Heir to IN !
~ w -hI.r \.

A Chicago butcher Falls Heir to nm En-
NJ Elish Estate. u
.drtansds Trarelter. Il = S,l3 4.
Several years ago young Englishman,
who had just landed in this country;
sought employment in Chicago. y He ap..
peared to be, fairly well educated, and
was Of gentlemanly bearing. He de.
clared, on more than one occasion when
he applied for work, that he was willing
to do almost anything-all he wanted
was chance. He confessed, however,
that he was not competent to perform
work that required any great degree Of
skill, and as last resort began to work
in butchers shop. z, Z:
Although UNNECESSARILY superior, in
tellectually, to his associates, lie did not
hold himself above them, but strove to
make the most OF his situation, and,
above all, to master every, detail OF the
trade. He saved his money, became
known as IN authority on cutting up
meat, and, in fact, was at one time sum-
moned before court to give expert testi-
mony in a case, involving the assassina.
ton OF COW. !; ~
& One day recently, shortly after the
young man had opened a; shop OF his
own at 74S North Sarsiield street, a bust
ness looking man entered. ~. \
as Mr.. JohniD De We're in ~ 5:El5
"aThat's my NAME" the young butcher
answered. ~ s;iS u SEA s. 4:
~ have thrilling news for you. Your
grandfather is dead and you are now the
owner OF Three Oaks { Castle. z Come
withme." i; y, 4;
y There was sensation in butcher cir
cles, and there was much rejoicing among
the cleavermen. !tS Il 4ti!ttkf
MIR. De We're returned to England, and
a, dispatch in the papers the other, day
announced the fact i that he had been
knighted, and that hereafter he will :bs
known as Sir Loin. a3 y 4 81 6i!Ebi;;
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B wILG5MI.A,kRsYousAiI.E..

u Wherever girl elones II % sale 70 set
heridown' as taighty. ~, ~
while the true American does no; Be-
lieye lin a king he will bet his last cent
on four OF them. K y =
How It would take away thegreatness
Of great man II his last words were, n
feel sick at my stomach " II \
"Jay Could" Says an inaccurate flnan.
cial editor, Us, OH record MS having made
five million dollnfs in as many years.
"a lap.robe house has gone under on
account OF the mild season. 1t Is tho
microbe thatisrunning thingsat present.
A Business Woman--Johes 10 a for.
MGR sweetheart)-So you sare going to
throw yourself away OH old Jimson :? IN
She-Throw,5 myself away 4 / guess
you don't know that he, Inns a million
and a bad case OF heart disease Call
that throwing myself away2 That's
what call getting fancy prices Teras
."Mys DEAR whispered n man to bis
wife Us they seated themselves ut the
theatre, " left my pocket.book al
home" Haven't you any money at
all ~ Only forty cents. Won't that
DO enough q" Enough ~ no repeated
impatiently. .'It's a live act play =
PaisJ,trgh Bulletin.
26"See here, Lyons, you have ruined
me. In this account OF the bull 4 l said
that Mrs. Bunkerton, tho famous lee.
turer on dress, wore nothing that was
remarkable You've put It, Mrs. b. wore
nothing. That was remarkable p You
can go 10 the cashier and get your
money. We can't stand II man like you
around here. "a itt
Miss Pretty lin tears and deep dis.
tress)-Oh, mamma iS1--went-to--the
Observation-Disclosures.
Enthusiastically Mrs. Pret-
ty-Pm sure Idon't know, dear. Surely
the moths haven't been at your new seal
sacque? Miss Pretty-No, not so bba-:-
ba--bad MS that,-but a moth was shut
up with my bathing suit and he ale II
all up, ti} il.i lii B. 5
First man-"I went over to- St. Paul
yesterday to see. Second man,
"Who-McGinty y, First ,nan-""No,
to see II the cable cars had got tho grip
BiGl bang! whack Five minutes later,
Third Notwithstanding. Hello
is that the coroncr7" Coroner-""Yes
what's wanted ?" Third man--"Yo arc
wanted ut the morgue. A man. tried tc
spring q Ia grippe gag Coroner-s''Nc
inquest necessary. Accidental death
plant him. . h y e hil
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"a. wsnnnn In tho Case,

There always is. She is the power be.
hind the throne. A:woman's influence
over tho man who loves her is often alb.
solufo. To WELD so great n = power to
guide, strengthen ands help cher hus:
band, n woman's mind should g DO clear
and healthy! 1t cannot be if she is suf.
fering from any functional gderange.
ment. How many. a home is made un:
happy, because she who should ibe its
lie and light is wretched, !; depressed,
morbid invalid l8EWiyes,s mothers, and
daughters, why suffer & from4 .'female
complaining which, care sapping your
lives away,when: Dr.si Pierce's Favorite
Prescription will renew your health and
gladden. those aboutiyou lbs It'll has s:re.
stored happiness to I many "a saddencd
life. Why endure martyrdom when re.
lease. is SO easy In its special field
there never was q restorative like the
,"Favorite Prescription y a5S:l.3
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: Buried by n Cnvs.In.

DENVER, Col, Jan. s.-@A3 telegram re-
ccived from the Victoria Mines says
that cave.in. occurred at that mine
this morning, and that five men were
buried underneath the rock and earth.
Physicians left Trinidad Immediately
upon receipt Of the news, but it is feared
that the miners will all be dead before
they can be rescued. "a & Ell +;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-10

n SOUGHT for the last hundred years. a
remedy for catarrh, hay fever, and cold
in the head, found at last in Ely's Cream
Balm. Safe and pleasant to use, and
easily applied into the nostrils. SItgives
relief at once and q thorough treatment
positively cures. Price so cents. MwFkw
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+ If the Republican Congress had the
courage Of it's convictions 1t would do
away with THO whole system Of internal
taxes. The country does not need the
money and the people know 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-10

Rio JAxElno, Jan. San official de-
cree Just promulgated proclaims the
separation Of Church and State; guaran.
tees religious liberty, equality, and con.
tlnues the life stipends granted under
the Monarchy, r.. e Bi,sEss l.ss5;5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-10

A WEEK ought to be long enough to
wind up tho Gubernatorial contest.
Then let the Legislature take q short cut
for home. Tho people are not clnmoring
for all extended and costly session Of
! wind. SIS. S $
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TIE Brooklyn bridge, for which so
many long.leaded people predicted fail,
/ urc, is not able to accommodate the
tnllic. Asprojectfor another, bridge Of
III least equal capacity is maturing. II
will not be many years before the sec,
ond Brooklyn bridge will be a fact, and
Il will not 10 much longer before New
York and Brooklyn arc zone and indi'
y visible" Il s.slis ~
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8 pIler, Piles, Plles.

n Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy, is q
positive specific for all forms of the dis
ease. Blind, bleeding, itching, liberated
and protrudingi piles. Price 50c.$ Fol
sale by Logan Drug Co., Bridge Corner
Druggists, Wheeling, w. Va. j M DkwSSi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-10

I 1r's SsSsSS 10 brains that Brice whips
the honest men Of the Ohio Democracy
and pockets tho ssnatorship. H
GoyEnSon Wilson'S name will soon
be McG-y.
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!. Peters rence Falling on

ROME, Jan. S.-The Peters Pence for
1889 included to tho Pope $780, 900 less
than in lSSS. The legacies bequeathed
to the Pope during the year amounted
TO $4,000. .:;g
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-10

n .. sa.a .5.tsss7 Mculclno 90 u 49, 40.
1t has been practice OF the customs
authorities to require the payment OF an
advalorem duty Of fifty per cent on hat
trimming ribbons composed in part Of
silk and cotton, silk being the compon-
ent OF chief value. The importers in
sisted that the goods were dutiable ut
twenty per cent, and the Supreme Court
OF the United States sustains them. 1t is
said that under this decision at least
SG,OOO,0O0 will have to be refunded. :5:;S
Importers, with a consuming love for
the dear consumer, have always main
tanned that the tariff is a tax paid by the
consumer. What will they do with the
$4,000, 900? Will they give any part Of it
to anybody2 They may, say. truthfully
that they do not know the consumers Of
these imports and therefor cannot find
them. But they might come as near as
possible TO making restitution by hand
ing the money over to the dealers TO
whom they sold the goods, leaving them
to follow the transaction out to a con-
clusion il they can. &g.. ~ ~. 5'3
Does anybody suppose that the white
souled importers will do this? Nay.
Rather will they stuff the good money
in their pockets and thank their lucky
stars for the windfall. The importer
knows a good thing when it is spread be-
fore him. He is not doing business
principally for his health. II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-10
CLEAN streets add to the sightliness
and healthfulness Of a city. Wheellng't
streets arc not clean by q tuglul.

STRAWBERRIES are ripening In North
Carolina. Lot them come forward. The
cream Of this rich land Is waiting for
I them. III $50 3si s'5i.lst N'.5t 5!
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Ss.~a4H ar


5 ~ z DIED. 4 {. IN
THOMAS-on Wednesday morning, january S
Tx, 1880, at O'Clock, OLIVE N. TRoMAs, wife o.
at2J. I. THOMAS, aged 90 years. z ~
Funeral services at tho Presbyterian Church
WI Martins Forty, Ohio, Friday; morning at II
: o'clock. Intcrmont at Rivervicw Cemetery
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STATE OF Ono, CRY OF TOLEDO.

LUCAS COUNTY, s. g. I
Frank J. Cheney makes oath tint lie
is the senior partner OF the firm OF F. ].
Cheney & Co., doing business in Z the
City OF Toledo, County and State afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the sum
OF zone hundred dollars for each aud
every case Of catarrh5 that cannot be
cured BY the use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
$50 FRANKiJ. CHENEY. Z
Sworn to before me, and subscribed
in my-presence, this 9Th day Of Decem.
Der, A. D. 1856, Il:
SEAL :. $500 \.
Z! Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal.
ly and acts directly upon the; blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Z: Send
for testimonials, free. r '5$5y
%a.ssst F.J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, 0. 8
sar Sold by Druggists, 70 cents. DIw
|. In the sanctuary! all men are equal.
In the contribution box. the punched
quarter jingles as loudly as the proudest
coin, ,i.g;a. < !, 81 ;},, Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-10

4 Student-"aP rofessor, I'm getting tired
Of these awiully, dry studies.ns Professor
:2-l""All right You may take Ocean Cur,
rents. for tomorrow. AZ ;s35f
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-10

D To: cleanse the stomach, liver, Q and
system generally, use DR.. : Pierce's Pei.
lets. 25 cents. n slis
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-10

.iyHTANTED: ---TWOEsINGL tsMEN
wv Of pleasing address. Good paying posi-.
1905 Market street, from s 10 q. m. and to p.
m. for three days. FRED. KILLAM, Manager.
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I Observation-Disclosures

TENoGRAPHERI sNyANTs aLADYi
short hand instructions In return, z JONES. In.
tplligcncor niiiees3SJEi ~ fatssII SD jal0sS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-10
Just Think of I'll 81

Prof. John NJ. Langston, the4dis,
tingnished colored man who is contest.
ing a Virginia seat in Congress, Is
jumped on with all It's feet by tho Rich.
mond Dispatch, which goes ut Langston
in this way: q. =! i3' z III :
a a mulatto who dares 10 pronounce Mr.. Davis
traitor hopes TO represent Virginia In the Con
grcM OF the United States What Il humlliatlng
prospect But we cannot believe that partisan
ship will inluenc cvfn Republican House o.
Representatives TO unscat a Democrat upon
such pretcIts MS 1angston sets forth rs his rea
sons for claiming Mr.. yenable's place. Z. a
Z OF course it is very wrong for Prof
Langston TO BIO mulatto; but il he were
as black as the acc Of spades, would that
help him any with the Dispatch and its
negro.vote.slealing party?s To call JEFF
Davis q Traitor was moro heinous
oiIense than to coldly consent to be q
mulatto. But what have these things 70
do with bis title to a seat in Congress
II elected he ought TO have his seat in
spite OF the color Of his skin and bis
opinion Of JEFF Davis-oughtn't hei
The screaming Of the Dispatch is one O
the ways the Southern press has Of ad
hitting what the Republican part,
charges. x i5 iti II, ,rl y.
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Stockholders ere Meetings.
CTOCKH0LDERS' MEETING. !,
CTOCKHOLDERS' MEETING..

. The annual meeting oil the stockholders Of tho
held at the office Of the Company on Monday,
the thirteenth tlath) day OF January, 1880, be.
tween the hours OF 2 and O'Clock y. m, for tho
election oil nine managers 10 serve during tho
ensuing year. 5.s- i55.5l; = -
R,wnEELISG. ". VA. Dec. no. 1889. TsII desc
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For Sale.

F0R SALE OR RENT-THE SHEER.
y MAN House, Martins Ferry. Address A,
SIIRE1NER, Martins Ferry. 3F,'is' dc7 q
ID ESIDENCE FOR SALE-NIY RES.
LIZ lDENCE, No. n Sixteenth street. House
In perfect order; furnished with natural and
artificial gas and all water .conveniences. Pos.
session can DO giyon April j, or sooner II 70.
uuired. b. +. CALDWELL. NJ; HGsS dc3l
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!. NllI. IGl,lI
Wanted,
ERICHES.i


iEOR RENT-TWO OFFICE ROOMS,
IL y second floor, No. 30 Twelfth street. Also,
ono large hall, third floor, which can be used M
CO., III Twelfth street. iiSI',5 igE2 etE. ~ jai
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-22
MoRsELs OF oAsTRoNoMY.

Soft-sheIed crabs are marching out
OF gastronomlc sight
Baked apples and cream has become
really fashionable dish.
Oysters are in good supply, and, too.
OF quality TO be commended.
In nine cases out OF ten the patent
soup Is deluslon and snare.
A few more days aud nobody at din
ner Will acknowledge the corn.
Bnckvheat cakes and indigestion Will
DO due Ia this country next month.
Those who are not prejudIced can
now enjoy roast pig aud apple sauce.
A great deal OF stale bread ia tho
family reappears rs scotch toast
That there IL nothing new under the
sun applies particularly TO buildings.
The Increased tax OH macaroni may
mako IL more OF gastronomic luxury.
Corn frlttcrs made OF canned corn are
most enjoyable when left severely alone.
People forget that potato salad for
breakfast Is as bad as pie al the same
meal.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-22

beds. Ethel could not watch the chase.
She had covered her eyes with her hands
and was sobbing violently. Around and
around went the turkey, and around and
around went the boy. And now the turkey
Is cornered, ana now he Is caught
AL this while no one had noticed Jupl-
ter, who had been growing until bis tones
were almost as deep and terrible as the
roar OF lion, and who had been jerking
away az his heavy chain. in mad attempt
10 break IL. The dog was a powerful ami
NAL. but the chain was too thick for even
his strength. He saw his friend, the tur-
key, chased all about the yard and captur-
ed, and the sight enraged him. He made
one mighty, final plunge and tore the iron
staple to which his chain was fastened out
OF the fence. Then he was free. He
knocked the butchers boy down In mo-
ment, no doubt installing him for thief
He would have killed him II Ethel had not
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-22

ing dinner IL her house. she came very near
crying for Joy. Bryce was her brother.
whom she had not seen for dozen years
or moro. She was a widow. living In a
suburb Of Boston with her little daughter
Ethel She had very scaniy income, and
IL was only by dint OF tho strictest economy
and by good management that she kept
the gaunt wolf want, away from her door
Her brother had been living ia Yokohama,
and making modest fortune among the
japanese
Ethel Sequin was nine years old when
she learned that her uncle was coming 10
visit them. Under almost any circum-
stances she would have bcen delighted to
see him. Sho had heard great deal
about him. for her mother seemed never
tired Of sounding his praises; so the child
had actually grown fond OF him In his
absence
But--can you believe it'-in spite OF her
affection for her unknown relative, and dc.
spite her interest Ia the country from
whence hc was coming. this contradictory
little girl wished in her utmost heart that
he would stay away.
She knew that hor mother would have
al unusually good dinner on Thanksgiving
day, both Ia honor OF the national holiday
and in honor Of her brothers arrival No
little girl ought 20 object 10 that. She
knew that the cottage would be rcdolcnt
with baking pies and roasting fowl, and
instead OF smiling az this prospect she shed
aomc very hot tears
The turkey was alive now, aud struttiug
about the yard Tie had once belonged 90
quite a respectable brood, but one after
another Of his family had run out In the
wet grass, taken cold and died, until only
this solitary Turk remained. He was a
white turkey named Sultan. He was quito
as pompous and quite as dignifcd as any
sultan Of Turkey had ever been Some
body had told Ethel that the Arabic word
sultan meant mighty man." aud this
white fowl was IA proud as II he under
.tood his title. No peacock was ever vain
" than he Whenever anybody glanced
al him be spread his tail, rubbed his wings
IN the ground, aud gobblcd haughtily.
file was very white. very fat. aud. 80 far as
turkeys 90, he was very good looking. No
doubt he would make delectable dinner.
Mrs. Scquin resolved 10 kin the sultan IN
honor OF the wanderers return just n
cAccrfully a. tho fathef Ia the good Boot
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-22

Like the patient moss TO the rlfted hill
The wee brown house Is clinging;
A last years nest that Is lone and still,
Though IL first was filled with singing
Then feet were the childrens pattering
feet,
And their thrilling childish laughter,
And merry voices were sweet. OH sweet,
Ringing from floor TO rafter.
The beautiful darllngs one by one,
From the nests safe shelter flying,
Went forth Ia the sheen OF the morning sun,
Their Huttering pinions trying.
But of as the rcaping time Is DER.
And the hOarsfrost crisps the stubble,
They haste 10 the little home once more
From the great worlds toll and trouble.
And the mother herself is at the pane,
With hand tho dim eye shading.
And the flush Of girlhood tints again
The cheek that is thin and fading.
For her boys aud girls are coming home,
The mothers kiss their guerdon.
As they came ere yet they had learned to
roam,
Or bowed 20 the task aud burden.
Over the doors worn SIN they troop,
The skies of youth above them,
The blessing Of God on the happy group,
Who have mother left 20 love them.
They well may smile In the face of care,
To whom such grace Is given;
A mothers faith and mothefN prayer,
Holding them close 10 heaven.
For her, as she clasps her bearded son;
With heart that's trimming over,
She's tendcrly blending two In one,
Her boy and her boyish lover.
And half of her soul Is rcft away,
So Irvine the dead and the living.
In the little home wherein to-day,
Her children keep Thanksgiving.
There are tiny hands that pull her gown,
And small Leads brown and golden;
The childish laugh aud the childish frown.
And the dimpled fingers folden.
That brings again TO the mother-breast
The spell OF the sunny weather,
When she hushed her brood Ia the crowded
nest,
And all were glad together
A truce 20 the Earring notes OF life. =
The cries OF pain and passion,
Over this lull la the eager strife,
Love hovcrs. Eden fashion.
In the wee brown house were lessons
taught
OF strong and sturdy living.
And ever where honest hearts have
wrOUgh,
God hears the true Thanksgiving
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A Very BAD WIFE.

Nov the best thing you can do"
said the Judge To an old negro who
had applied for divorce. lis TO go
home aud behave yourself
Yes sah.n
IL do not see why you should not
got along all right.
''Ycs. sab.
I'VE all have TO make sacrifices
"Yhs. sab, so | heah 'em say. but
mighty few men haster put up wild
SIGH er wife ez Is got | ken stan de
common run o wimmen. but dat pus.
son. jedge. Is rank pizen. Wy. sab.
II she wuz or sleep an wuster dream
dat wuz enjoyin' myself she'd wake
herself up an see dat de enjoyment
wuz stopped right dar. She liked ter
died some time ergo. Wnz mighty In
hopes dat WIZ gwine tor lose her,
but when she found dat | wuz pleased
blame Of she didn't turn ober an
git we'll She's "A bad oman. sab. "
Arlyansaw Traveller.
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me meeting OF tho Farmers Mutual Benent
Assn did one thing OF note. IL sat I'm judgment
upon tho relative merits OF the CoDgor lard BIZ
and Paddock Pure Food BIN. giving the preference
90 tho latter. This IL matter OF no little practical
importance. and there was no politics In ~. Tho
only question IL which one OF them IA boat calcu
lated 10 protect the producers and consumers. This
Endorsement will have no little weight. No class
"a 40 much interested IN preventing adutcration
farmers. From the standpoint OF consumption they
sustain the Same relation 20 the subject the rcst
OF the country and a IL clearly IN the interest OF
production 20 discourage limitations. pnro lard In
highly important butpurlty n desired In all kinda
Of food. Tho Paddock Bill requires all drugs and
prohibits adulterniion undQr penalty. All tho
hrmers' creAhfxAtions OF The country favor the
Paddock Bill.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-22
MUSICAL.

There seems to be little going on
in musical circles of late, but there
is much talk, among musical people,
of the marvellous cure of Miss B,
the high contralto singer, who has
long suffered from severe throat
or bronchial affection, superinduced
by Catarrh in the Head, and who
has been perfectly cured by the
use of DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy,
coupled with the use of DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. For
all bronchial, throat and lung affec-
tons, and lingering coughs, it is an
unequaled remedy. When compli-
Gated with Chronic Nasal Catarrh,
its use should be coupled with the
use of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
Of all druggists.