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THE SUN, FRIDAY, JANUARY %, 1891.

member OF the Justice Of the action OF the
CHAIR. He eincerely hoped those scones OF dis
order would cease.
Mr.. Bland QDem.. Mo And thoy will when
tho Chair rulcs according TO parliamentary
law.
Mr.. Henderson tRer. 1ll.) in a brief speech
appealed for better order. and moro courteous
treatment OF tho Chair. He did not oh ect to
Rentlsmanly criticism OF tho Chair. lie was
not the Judge Of others: but he had seon scenes
which brought disgrace on the House 30 that
honorable men must almost feel q temptation
TO resign ana retire to privnte life. lDerisve
r. put 1t In practice from the
The journal was then approved BY rising
vote.
The District Of Columbia Appropriation bill
vas passed without further difficulty. and tho
House. on motion OF Mr.. Boutslle Of Maine.
wont Into Committee OF the, Whole MI. Bur;
rows OF Michigan in the chnir) on tho Naval
Arpropria!ion bii-eeneral debate being
limited to four hours.
Mr.; Boutele briefly explained tho bill stat
ing that ho would take pleasure In giving the
Honso reviow OF the gratifying iroKress
which had beon mnde In the building up OF
new navy were 1t not that 1t was daeira-
BILE that the bill should be passed atthe earliest
possible moment.
After further remarks by Mr.. Sayers OF Texas.
criticisinG the appropriations mad" BY the Re-
publican Congress and mir. Cultivate OF Ohio.
In opposition TO the Shipping bill. the commits
tee. WITHOUT disprsing OF tho LII. roso. ana the
House adjourned.
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STATE TRADES LEGISL.iTYON.
Measures that the Convention Decided to
Approve and Advocate,


ALBANY. n. Y. Jan. 2o.-When the State
Trades Assembly reconvened this afternoon the
Committee on Resolutions reported adversely
on the resolution Of +. ]. Leo asking for the
removal OF the members OF the State Board OF
Mediation and Arbitration. and consuming the
members of tho Board for the recommenla-
tions contained in their report on the New
York Central strike. That part OF the resolu-
ton consuming the Board was adopted after a
vigorous discussion. Florence +. Donovan a
member OF the Board OF Arbitration said tho
recommendations made to the Lcgisla nro
We're based en- all railroad strikes Of recent
years and we're int nded to bring employer
The resolution condemninR the state officers
for acceptinH passes. which ono speaker sal /
was aimei rnrti r nlrry At tho ,ts,e fne.?ry
report agreed to after another personal So. @
Com oily and Arbitration Commi sioner Eon"-
van. who were rresent. were not allowal to cv-
plain their posilion on tte question OF using
TIE, iollowing resolutions were reported fn-
yotably: Asking the Legislature 70 pas n
ins i The tentrai Railroad tomrany ANY for the ne.
s,ti"n it took In tho late strike: asking State
orefs to iet cnntraS,sso favor labor Interest,
gin a. soon az possible the work, on proposed
Fedora! buildings; that two NJ bers be nddsi
10 the hhi!Way CoMmlhsion ono teeErnphcr
Iortcd In favor Of the bill regulating stone
cutting in state prisons. AID tho report was
alouted
The following officers wore elected: Presi-
dnnt. Thomas j. Dowliug, Albany: First Vice
Pr silent J. W. Brown. Utica; Second Vice.
l'resident, Frank Walker. Uawego: Secretary
Charles Wright. Rochester; Treasurer. John
Phillips, Bro pklvn.
- resoI uiion, was PASSED asking Senator
Doane to introduce his bill of lat year. amend
ing the I>es Pool law so tnat \ s per cent.
S,ate Tux may be levied nron tho gross 10.
gnte receipts only, Another resolution ad opt ed
Was ono favoring legisi ation providing for
enne sysiem OF state roads Improvement
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Cost of the New Navy.

WASHINGTON. Jan 22.-I,epresentativcsa ysrs
OF Texas. leader OF tho Democratic minority
on the Appropriations Committee. to-day.
speaking OF the Naval Appropriation bill.
made . detailed statement showing the cost Of
the now navy for hulls and machinery. and ex-
elusive OF armor and armament, under acts Of
married.. this statemsnt is a. follows: For i've
vessels (monitorsl.. S9.S59.2Os y four vessel
under act Of March 3; 1883. S3.9S7.9oG; lour
vessels under act of March 3. 1885. S3 4522 2l5:
flys vessels under act Of Aug. 81. 1886. SO IlU.-
All; hys vessels under act OF March 8. 1887.
s6a ~ 9oS @ eight vessels under act Of isso So
two OF which will cost 81 .f32.77l: elk vessels
under act OF Jnne 80, 1890. Sl3.706.S2l total
and armament, $5JJ13,Gy5,
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They Approxe the Choice.

The Tummany Hall organization OF the
Nineteenth district passed this resolution at
Its meeting last night:
R"'n'r,a That We. tue democratic electors OF tho
Nineteenth AssnmDly dis tic c'ngra'u'uo the penps
Of ihe hiAtoG Ne" York upon the &c. lion ~ lavd h
liiI as He1 Afes 'rnAlur ,le fiate ut sew York
Widen sizni 'es tho endorsement by l-ppe thrIugh
their authorized reIrss.Htsi,s ~ tue peh o ratio and
patriotic continents All dovr!ne, ~ atd constant
W " purh Is iilt AsA irmo titic ,'.'tsI"i. Io"u
Firs and foremost loIne rue a, tarir reform. pro
trriion - the .Aboing element OF rOminnHlty sup
preston a. al mono.0liea iree.p-erh Religious liberty
bA lot oppvs Ia the odiaae ii toiS
Ing 60 .nh'eIt free and untran.,nsl cd ballot, .se
people through mo people and for the psopis Jse~s
ioniau prineiples whleh will os represented AAl oaS
With ssnIuS and Ablity.
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House OF Representatives,

WARRINGTON. Jan. 22.-At tho conclusion OF
tho Chaplnin's prayer IN the House this morn
Ing Mr. Rogors tDem.. Ark.) raised the po!nt
OF order that there WAS no quorum present.
Afier few m.nutes' delay the Sneaker count
oil l6S members. and directed the Clerk to read
the journal. While the Clork was engaged In
that duty Mr.. Eploe Dem. Tenn rose and
questioned the correctness OF the Speakers
count
The speaker-The Chair oyerrules tho sug-
gestIon. and tho Clerk vii proceed.
Mr.. Enloe-Then I APPEAL
Tho Speaker-There Is no appeal whatever.
Mr.. Springer Dem. I'LL then demanded the
reuding of the journal in full. After somo de-
10y. the Democrats wanting time for debate.
by unanimous consent It WAS agreed that
twenty minutes should be allowed each sid
for debate. the previous question then 10 be
considered as ordered on the approval OF the
journal
Mr.. McMillin tDem.. Tenn took the floor for
the purpose OF impeaching the ruling OF the
Speaker. declaring dilatory his tMr. Mo-
Milln's) motion that the resolution re-
pa sy the With RULES es%%s DO
ei Iii tho District Of Columbia ApWopriatlon tiil
TN TIN All lis siis asked he said. WAS lair play
oh, no" retOrted several RepubIicans.
n, II knSw Emit T. sounds like 'oks To you'" said
Mr. Springer of Illinois, Mr. Bland Of Mis-
souri,, and Mr. Enlos oil Tennrssee, also spoke
In support OF the posit!on taken by Mr.. Nc
Mllin. There Was IN entire absence OF the
disorder OF the past few days. however, and
the orafo fors were calm.
The Speaker then made . statement OF his
position. Tho debate, he said. whie nolninally
upon the approval OF the journal bad really
did not think the freQuent bekerines Of the
few Saays adsSd N hs e the
q said 30 mad q intention to animad a vert upon
aga inst whom be, had polhing to sa,. The
business Of lsgislatiys boay was 70 lsHislats.
" interrupted, even by motions ordinarily
proper; He EXPLAINED thus fully that the
ana he sincerely hoped there would be no
Applause on the Republican side. which was
estrained by tho Chair
der the rules his motion was one which could
NOT bs made moro than once.
order yesterday were sufncisnt1to satisfy every
The sun., 1891-01-23

Col. William c. Church. Tho tempe Chair
man Il tho RepublIcau County Committee.
yesterda, recrganlzed tho Committee on Con-
tested Seats. which is IT, have III, settling Of
tn snuabbles in tho Fifth and Thirteen h dis
now.
James A. Blanchard. ,yico Van Wyck. de-
Glazed, q; Sherman, Eygrts. accented, ~;
Ctai.es :. Crouin, vi,o ] aga. declined. lY ;
Charles A. Peabody. accepted. II; Edw. Du.
DO. vie Coils. absent rom tho city.
gives. him the power Il calling the COMMITTEES
together nni setting y me for 1t to begin
ready with lis report BY feb. s, when u tRe e
County Committee will meet again.
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Gov. Iiiil CONGRATULATED.

ALBANY. Jan. 22.-Gov. Hill rocsved many
moro ielegrams of ccngratulati n to-day.
among which were the following:
NAssnoS. ONO -AccsIt my veIy hearty congrstular
tionA IuHs u WARwirk
CONGRESSMAN Nckiu.eVs succeaA1rl
MINNYAvoIIs Nlnn,-'iour many fritndt In this city
Join inc IN hoarty cDuara:a!A;icns % you.
4. w. WESTON. Mayor.
OcrEssnunGu The democracy Of tho North senas
hearty congrs ulaton. 10 the new ssnsior Of Tho I'm
pire State. TaosAs 4 RpkArx
BsookLYs-Aecept CONCENTRATIONS on result attained
yesterday Your consent makes the Democracy of the
state ard nal9n yOnr debtor ". u. MnRIpL
EEw YoRk-Al regular meeting of the iihTism Dom
oerAtic Cub held ~ evening Il was nnou.iy
solved TO roharatua:e you on your election hs Tinted
States SenIsC-. II. ~ HkLFhR Secretary.
The sun., 1891-01-23

being under the Dependent Tension act OF
June 27. 1890. This Ia said to be the largest
nnmber ever issued by the bureau during
ber OF inruiries relating 10 nonhng cases daily
rero!ed from members OF ConGrssa. nll of
whch have to be answered. is SERIOUSLY inter
Ono day last week, II is said. the inquiries OF
this character received amounted to 2.UoG.
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The Republican Programme.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 22.-The Republican Sem
ators have, It is understood agreed upon
programme OF action under which they hoye
to bring the closure rule and Force bill to
vote on Saturday. Whether the programme
Ia an effective one or not they purpose to
stand or fall BY 1t. Tho plan arranged is this:
II there Is quorum OF Republican Senators
present on Saturday. Mr.. Aldrich will move
that vote be taken on the pending closure
rule It ia expected that at this juncturo
some Democratic Senator will attempt to take
the floor for the purpose Of continuing the de-
bate. Mr.. Aldrich will then raise the point OF
order that further debate would be in tho ma
ture Of dilatory proceedings. This point Of Or
der will be decided by the presiding officer to
be not we'll taken. rs debate is always In order
under the existing rules. From that derision
an appeal will be taken. II the Republicans
can muster quorum they will refuse to sus-
move will bo motion 10 vote on the closure
The weak point In this scheme Is the diff
Guilty Of securing the presence OF q Republican
quorum favorable to the adoption OF closure
rule. Judging from Indications the Republi.
Senators, and even calculating on those sena-
tors who are opposed to the rule the managers
OF the measure feel conadont they can carry It
through The theory CT the Republicans Is
that. with q Iclosure resolution. there Will BIS
no difficulty in passing the Force bill. 1t Is
to y Ta the Sas Of
50 many evidences Of his sklll that he will be
able to devise some parliamentary method OF
pOStpoAlDR vote.
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New York Agricultural Association.

ALBANY, Jan. 22.-Tbe New York State Asso-
clifton Of County Agricultural Societies met
he's to-day. Co. A. Is. Lawrence OF Warsaw
Or, sided. Al ont loo delegates were present
Pre- iisnt Lawrence In bis annual address de-
manned better country ron,is and approve |
the o. per mental stations. The report OF the
fEccutive Committee was brief. detailing the
derived from the l,es Pool lax.
The sun., 1891-01-23
Trying Koch,s Cure In st, Louis

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 22-The first public trial In
st. Louis OF Prof. Koch's curative lymph was
mado on William A. Waltor BY DR.. Max G,
StarkofI at the Missouri Pacific Railway Hos
pital Yesterday. The pationt has been throat
no cavity in the lungs has as yet appeared.
thus making the conditions particularly la
vorable The case Is being watched by many
prom .nent physiciGns.
The sun., 1891-01-23
ATramp Kills a Conductor.

BOONE. Iowa, Ian. 22.-James r. O'Neil "a Chi
cago and Northwestern freight conductor Of
this city. was shot and instantly killed at
Longpoint about q o'clock this morning. A
train and O'Neil attempted to put them OF,
when one Of thcm shot him In the head.
The sun., 1891-01-23
a Post omee wa,ehmuu Opened the L.,..-..

ERIE. Jan. 22.-Fost Office Inspectors Mccall
mont and Dickson traced Q number OF Lost let
tore and money packages TO The Erie Post Office
recently. They seoreted themselves last night
apd caught the night watohman, Elmer E.
Wade In the act OF opening letterA
The sun., 1891-01-23

A statement prepared at tue Pension Or
nee shows that there were issued during tho
nrst fifteen days In the present month lO.377
Dension certificates. the larger portion OF them
The sun., 1891-01-23

Brig Gen. Stephen v. Benet, Chief Of Ord
NANCE. I. =. A.. was placed on the retired list
OF the army on account OF age.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-02

The result of the National Farmerb'
Alliance convention at Omaha Is that
the farmers have determined to nom.
mate q presidential ticket in 1902. 1t is
easy to ioresee that this action will
cause many complications in the poll
tics Of that year.
A convention consisting of one dele
gate from each State will be held Feb.
Tuary %, 1892, to fix tue time for hold
ing nominating convention, and both
the Democratic aud Republican parties
will eagerly watch all subsequent pro
ceedinRs, with a view to observing the
strength developed by the young party
and shaping their own course accord
inglyl ,
Just which party will be most affected
by the Alliance remains to be seen.
judging from the figure the Alliance
yot+ cut in certain Western States last
"a |. 1t would seem, at first glance, that
the greatest inroads would be made upon
the Republican party. However, II muSt
he remembered that at present, the
Farmers Alliance is strongest in the
south-in States where Democrats hold
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Horny NJ. y,anley aud ,he wa.hnurn..

Henry NJ. Stanley and the washburns.
Says the Lewiston tMe.) Journal:
"When Henry N. Stanley returned in
1872 from his first expedition in Africa
for the purpose finding Livingstone, he
visited Paris and there met the Hon.
Elihu B. Washburne and his son, Graf.
lot Washbufne. Mr.. Washbarne wa
hen United States Minister to France
and Gratiot was also man OF the high
est prominence, wearing the decoration
OF the Legion OF Honor for bravery III
the French ambulance corps in the siege
Of Paris BY the Prussians in 1870. Graf
lot was in SANKEY'S company most Of
the time, showing him about the city
during bis stay there. When Stanley
left Paris he presented to Minister Wash.
burne cane procured at Ujiji, where
Livingstone was found. The cane bears
SANKEY'S name, also that OF Livingstone,
and ia now preserved at the Washburne
family home at Livermore, known as
the 'Norlands.' Last Monday, when
Stanley was in Portland, Mr.. Pitt WASH
burne, a younger son Of Elihu B. Wash
burne, and brother OF Grati0t, called
on him and was cordially received when
his IDENTITY was explained. Mr.. SANKEY'S
first Question was about his old &C.
quainIance In Paris, and he was panied
% learn for the first time that neither
father nor son is living, both having dieu
while Stanley was in Darkest Africa in
quest OF Emin Pasha"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-02
AnolAsr r.enr,lon 70 wa.hlDst0n I'd


Il 3 o.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pauy will run another excursion to
Washington on February u, similar to
that OF January 90, when hundreds Of
persons all along the route took advan-
age OF the reduced rates to visit the
National Capital. They returned with
lloWinR accounts OF the trip-the many
mid.Winter attractions at Washington
and the excellence OF the Baltimore 4
Ohio train service. More opportunities
are Afforded in Washington at this sea.
,on than at any other for amusement,
Enjoyment, instruction and sightseeing
AZ the theRt+rs are the best attractions,
while public and private receptions arr
the rul. Of the hour. Congress is in ses.
sion d Ily with its galleries open to Wis
itors, as are also the public libraries, the
muse ANS and the art galleries. Besides
these places Of perennial interest, there
are tho imposing public buildings, th,
countless handsome private residences,
the White House, the broad bonleyar,il
md pretty parks. Altogether Washing.
Ton presents its brightest side at this sea-
ON, and the patriotic American returns
20 his home, after q visit, proud OF his
National Capital and enthusiastic IN
bis praise OF itsgrandeur and It's material
ine tickets will be good ten days, al
lowing ample time for visiting Alrxan
dria, Mt. Vernon, Richmond, Old Poin'
Comfort and points Of interest within
easy reach Of Washington. We Civ
below o list OF stations, showing rate,
Of fare and time Of trains.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-02

Rev. F, NJ. -shrout, Pastor United
Brethren church, Blue Mound, Kan,
says: 81 feel it my duty to tell what
wonders DR.. Kings New Discovery has
done for me. My lungs were badly dis:
eased, and my parishioners thought l
could live only a few weeks. l took five
bottles OF DR.. Kings New Discovery and
am sound and well, gaining % pounds
in weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Loves Funny
Folks Combination, writes' After q
thorough trial and convincing evidence,
ery for consumption, beats 'em all, and
cures when everything else fails. The
greatest kindness l can do my many
thousand friends is to urge them to try
it." Free trial bottles at Logan Drug
Co.'s Drug Store. Regular sizes 90 cents
and ST 90,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-02

sway. It is not likely that the Farmers
party will increase rapidly in the North
ern States.
There does not seem to be a DISPOSE
lion among the tillers Of the soil in the
North to break away from their old par
Ties and adopt the visionary theories adj
yocated by many State organizations OF
the Alliance, while in the South there is
a restlessness among the farmers, which
the Alliance has been quick to take adj
vantsGe Of. 90,
The platform adopted by the Omaha
convention will be Glow to commend
itself to the farmers Of the East and
North, particularly those Of Republican
aptecedents. 1t declares in favor OF the
abolition Of national banks and Of the
free and unlimited coinage OF silver, and
demands that all paper money be placed
on an equality with gold. 1t also tavorS
the impractical scheme Of the Govern
ment lending money on landed security,
which is in effect a plan to tax all the
people to lend money to one class.
Il is not probable that the platform
will prove a popular one among thought
fol people. In the meantims, the course
Of events will be watched with interest
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-02
A FIGHT WITH A WI DCAT.
Several Dogs Bite the Dust Before the
Beast SuGGombs.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. John
Conner, living at Davis Greek, about
eight miles from this place, returned
home from successful hunt alter what
has been pronounced the largest Wild
cat ever killed in the Kanawha valley.
The cat was started by the dogs in 3
rocky forest, aud after running q short
distance the cat turned on the hounds
and gave battle. The cat split the dogs
ears and sides at every stroke. The cat
vas turned into q creyice in the rocks,
where hut one dog could get at her at .
time. and 10 short time she had beats n
every dog of the field.
MI. Conner had fred several shots
the cat, but with little effect, and sesinE
his dogs dying from loss OF blood, h'
went home after q large Scotch terrier.
The cat was still 10 the creytce, and the
terrier aud she had a terrific battle, the
cat fiphting Tor life and cleaving the
dogs hide from muzzte to Stern. FINALLY
tue dog dragged the brave cat from the
cleft, and Il was coon killed by MI
Conner. The t errier and others OF the
hounds viii die.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-02

THE Legislature is being urged strong.
". as It has been before, to throw out oil
The schools the books now in use and
nut in others. By "others" some peo'
pie mean anything for change, other
people mean state.made books. The
State cannot do better than to keep out
Of any such venture. As to the fight
between the publishers, the question to
be decided Is what the school system
will profit by change. Only the strong
cat reasons can justify change, and up
to date these reasons have not been
given.
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MED.

LUKRNs-cn satuydsy, January 81, 1891; at2A'
O'Clock 0. NJ, MAEIHA VIRGINIA. vile Of W
J, LukenS, and only daughter Of jOnn qnu
Mary Bodley, III the 9Th year OF her age.
Relatives aud friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend services on Tuesday
afternoon at O'Clock at the residence OF he'
parents, No. lOl Fifteenth street. Intetmeni
private.
sHEtKAY-on Saturday morning. January 81,
1891, at 4:9O 0'clCCE, MIS-. MARY F., vile Of
John Shcekey.
Funeral from her husbands residence, 81
Twelfth street, on Monday, February ., at
0 O'Clock a. M. Requiem mass at St. Jos.
eph's Cathedral at 9:46 o'clock. Friends Of
the family invited. 1ntsrment at Mt CAL
vAry cemetery.
sHERiDAE-Atpi Pittsburgh, on Friday, January
81. 1881, At 10 D. m, ELLA D., wife OF John
d, Sheridan. In the 9Th year ri her age.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-02

TIE investigating committee of the
Pennsylvania Legislature finds in the
Mammoth mine some things which
were not as they should have been.
This much was to be inferred from the
disaster itself. 1t would be decided
gain in the way of protection to life If
the State could discover and remedy
these defects before frightful slaughter
wakes It up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-02
EccER, wARR1oK & co.
Cleaning House.

After the Christmas rush
we are now house cleaning.
so to speak.
Ours is a clearance sale
that will put money in your
pockets. Positively no goods
will be carried over if extra
ordinary values are any in
ducement to buy Wehave
sacrificed the prices to push
the goods out fast.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-02

wLsr VIRGINIA is rlps for all the good
work that all her newspapers and all her
people can do for her. The State Devel
opment Edition OF the 1NTELIlnEScEB
nov in preparation will give the STATE
another booet. Those who are asking
for its predecessor will get something
even better when the Boom IETELLI
aRScER OF 1891 comes along.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-02

TIE President wasted-tw Cabinet
places, one on Missouri, which seems to
be beyond redemption, the other on
Vermont, which is all right anyhow.
There is no margin for any more waste.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-02
Beware OF oin,mrp.s iVs oHlatrh that Con
tam Mercury,

tam mercury
IN mercury will surely destroy the sense
OF smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering 1t through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on prescrip'
tions from reputable physlciang, as the
damage they will do Is ten fold to the
good You can possibly derive from them.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
F. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o contains
40 mercury, and is taken internally, and
acts directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the 81 stem. In buying Hairs
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the gen
uine. II is taken internally, and made
in Toledo, Ohio, by F. ]. Cheney & 70
H6rsold BY druggists, price Toe per
bottle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-02

as there q stationery store in town."
asked visitor at a Kansas hotel. mo,
sir" replied the clerk, as he shook his
mead; "this town is in the cyclone belt"
-HnrDer's Bdzdr,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-02

TODAY the body Of the late secrstar,
Of the Treasury will be laid away. The
country will follow it to the grave with
Borrowing heart.