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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05

Ihc best Salvc in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, CHI
blains, Corns aad all Skin Eruptions, and
positivclycurc Piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisiac-
ton or money refunded. Price % cents
BY boz. For sale By Logan Drug Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05

a Minister Saves the Lifo of n Noishbor.
Mr.. Isaac Snyder, q noighbor of mine,
had an attack Of the collie and was wish.
ing only that he could die. gave him
two doses CT C~hambcrlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhma Remedy, and in
4 short time he was entirely relieved.
No family should be without SO valu-
able ! medicine. JoHS S, BAKER, Ever
EFT, Bedford county, Penn. DIV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05

CLIPPED from Canada Presbyterian
under signature OF c. Blackett Robin
son, proprietor; l was cured OF oit-re-
curing bilious headaches by Burdock
Blood Bitters. p&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05

Cures all coughs. colds, hoarscncss,
sore throat, bronchitis, hemorrhase and
all throat and lung diseases. Elegant,
reliable.
% cents at druggists. Prepared only
by DR.. Ii. Motley, Atlanta, Ga. narir
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05

CHICAGO. Ill.,. Nov. I.-Ca,,lc, receipts l5.OOl
head: shipments $500 head: market slow
natives s. SOal 50: Texans s. lia2 20; rangcrs
s. ijai 80. Hogs, receipts 10000 head: snip,
ments 1000 head; market active and higher:
rough and common 50 1ja3 81; mixed and
packers s. gOai o5; prime heavy 81 l5ai %;
light 6 JOa3 IS: pigs So i0aj %. Sheep, receipts
C,00 head: shipments 1000 head; market Slow;
native ewes s. J0ai IS: mixed 81 iOai GO:
wethcrs 81 75a5 %; lambs s. 5oai 90.
EAST LIBEErr. Pa, Nov. i.-Cattle. receipts
900 head: shipments 81? head; market steady:
prime to extra SjO0,6 49,; fair to good 81 Jpni 80;
common s. 2ja3 o.; good feeders s. hn3 Is
Hogs, receipts2ti5g head: shipments 3.lC0 head:
market slow: Philadelphia s. 95li O5: Workers
q I0a3 50. Sh' W. receipts go head: shipments
1880 head: markct dull: prime 81 7Oa5 co.: fair
9 @5all0o; c0mmon s. 00s9 o.: la'cbs 50 31< ".
Veal calve' IS Q0a6 q.
~CiScISHATr. o.. Nov. t~.-Iio1s %frracr; com.
mon and light So 9Oa3 20: packing and butch.
er's,, s. Ioai %. Receipts 500 head; shipments
40 head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05

Chicago Nov 4 = TIN F,nII,,v Il, Ma ,pInot
market today ynQ s,ra,v,t onIS ~, ~ ~ ,br 10 10
cline OF Mon1ow ,yns .ccS,c-oj Hi'c r,or,"it ,ras
governed l)nniniv hv home iramora"s 0n%ratnrs
had exrccici I'M ibn cIcmIr ycS,hcr ynnIJ ~.
suIt In i,rIwS,irr - 81 IT, 49, m 49,, - w., "A
vices from those sections brought only slight
showers and not euough, II was thought, TO do
much good 10 the growing crop. II was rlmor.
cd that the Russian government was about 10
issue IN order prohibiting the expectation Of
wheat and wheat products. Arrivals 10 the
northwest were liberal. The market closed steady
and ut about lali SC higher than Mondays fg-
Corn firm and'higher.
Oats Strong.
Hog products moderately active, with sl.Slt
change in prices.
Flour unchanged.
WHEAr-CPSh No. . spring H,!c: No. >
spring SGas7Hc; No. . red g;c; November 9aiLl
gAa9iAc; December 9ii ta0j %aOjl$c; May 1905
al O2L4Al VIZ.
December Iji,SaiGHai6e May 4SnijAat@5.c. :
0~Ars-Cash No. ., 3l1ic; November S9tiaiI5{a
3lSSc; December 3OISu3lSEglNc; May 5!LaSl!Ta
&-{{sc.
KrE-So.2 2. Sgi{c.
DAEEgY-No. ., SgaS,c.
ELAxsEED-9ic.
TIMOTHY SEED-sl 10.
Mss PoRR-CaSh, IS 37lSAs 10; December
S iOt:s J0aS ~: January sill l7tSall S7jEall IS;
May ST. 51Elafi 72l%nI ID,
LAHDSCash ana November Sc 10: December
HO2.@aj 9Oaj %; January 81 d.
5S?'s aj S2Ls; December s. s2%; January IS s7lS.
SiiouLnEIS-S5 7Oa1 IS: short clear Sc 4Oa6 90.
Nilski-s Is.
New York, Nov. i-Florr rcccin.s 5000
sales 5000 packages. Wheat, receipts $3.50
bushels: exror,. iCG con huShcls. snies 4 ma OO0
bushels OF futures md mi 80 bushels Of snot:
spot market higher; No. 3 red 81 %; ungradci
- ~ -. .-E
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05

New YoRK. Nov. i.-Plg iron quiet: .Amcri.
can SIS 7ialS'0o. Copper dull; lake sil co.: De.
cember Sll 60. Lead nominal at sli5. Thu quiet:
straits SD %,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05

"Arc You the owner OF this house,
Jones?' 81 was before the baby was
born. I am under the Impression the
nurse owns it now."-Judge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05

CINCINNATI, O., Nov. i.-Co;ton quiet; mid.
ding SIC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05

NEW YonI. Nov. +.-Pctrolcum opened steady,
but after the first sglcs became weak under vest
crn selling and declined &c, then recovered &c
and closed steady. Pennsylvania oil: Spot, no
sales; December options, opened at GGXc; high
est G0iSc: lowest SIG: closing ut DC. Total
sales 5000 barrels.
BRADroED. pa, Nov. 4.-opcncd G0Hc; closed
hlTEn. hi.bngt EDlkp, Lowest kpji,. T1nnrar,np ,rr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05

PITTSBURGH, Pa. Nov. i.-Opcncd ct GO,zc:
closed Coo; highest GOj:c; lowest 5gTic.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05
INAyo AND TRADE.
Tho Feature, OF IN, Moaey nna stoo,

Markets.
SEw YoES. Nov, i.-Stoncy on call nrmcr, rang
lug from 4 to IS PER cent, last loan G per cent,
closing offered n. per cent. Prime mercantile
paper iHGH per cent, Sterling exchange qnlc:
at aso}5aist salcs 2il,SGj shares,
The stock market on the whole to-day WINS dull
mud Irregular, but strength prcdomInalcd IN The
early dealings and weakness In the final trading,
Win q period OF nliuOst utter stlgnRtlon between.
There was good buying from London this morn.
IhB' Dut tile support from domestic operators
was slight, The activity OF the dag was cOnilncd
almost entirely TO 81, Paul, Atchis0n and Chi
cngO Gas, Prices In the afternoon settled down
OIL q very limited business, until the last hour,
when Tie bidding up OF money and the weak.
ness IN Texas Pacific weakened the rest OF the
market, Tho movement was rrry Irregular,
however, mud tho ilnnl changes are equally III.
vided, The close was dull and heavy Ut slight
concessions.
Government and state bonds dull and steady.
railroad bonds fairly active. Sales 81 $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05

II one might hcarkcn to strnIns lie this:
Aud he sw0rc he would 1.-Two in deaths de-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05

Ana Gfnc young star. in his flush Of fame,
slept 10 his bedside, took his hand,
AM titled To wnkcn lies spent flame
By singing songs OF the lovely land.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05
Central Standard Time.
Pennsylvania Lines.


Trains via the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail.
road leave Bridgeport for Pittsburgh, Chicago
and Cleveland. 4:i9 n IN. For Pittsburgh, l0i!
Pittsburgh aud New York. 2:H p. IN. For Wells.
vile. S:i3a. II. For East Liverpool. OIL p. IN.
Trims arrive at bridgeport at 500 a.. IN. lo:3oa
M: 2:cS p. M, 6;l5 p. m, i:62 p. H., and G:H
p. u. ~.
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains v!n the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati i: g.
Louis Railway-Pan.IIHndio Route-leayc Wheel.
Ing for steuhenyille, Pittsburgh and tho Fast
90 q m, l2:Jo p. M. $40 p. M, and q:O5 D.. m.
For Columbus, Cincinnati. indianapolis and S.
and Chicago. 1890 p. IN. Trains arrive at Wheel.
Ing q. so m, $50 q. IN. 2:35 p. m, $50 D. IN.
AID OF p. IN. Trains leave ut Go t. m. and
arriving at S:so p. m, run solid between Wheel.
Sunday. nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05

own SbpNA lApN1-tLphhb Ah'
Us. "a s-........,l lGE' New YORK Central -liljs
U.S. Is coupon .a..ll6I Ohio & Mississippi ~
US rs teS......... RE do pTcicrrcd....... IS
racine Us OF O.m..lll Oregon lmproye'L. u
atcniSonl "u.. ."..". l2Is Oregon Nav ..,..m" II
ADAMS ESptossno".lb Oregon TTnns"."". Is
American ESprcsS~ll7 Pacific Masl......... 3GlS
Sahhia Iacllc......- sSAi pIltsburgh.""....... lis
CaiiR1a southern. so, Pullman PalRce. ...., LIS
Central Pacinc......- S2 Kcad!ng............- 39,S
Chesapeake Il Ohio 2Jb.llsock Island ............ 81
do iirst preferred 6s st. Paul............ 75h;
40 second prct'd rs do preferred ....,"llshs
en-. Bur. &Qnlncy. y71ISt. Paul & OMAHA. 3jis
De-. * iudson.....i?S do prcicrrei..... . -
Del. Lack. ( West. 1885 Tenn. Conl & Iron. M
Den. X q. prctd Il Texas PHcIhc........ llSSss
EElc.;.:."r"-...., .g4lunion Pacific ......... 40ts
Fort Wayne. ,,,....... lG2 ~. S. ExpTcA,......, 81
Illinois Central ...... lOl iSlW.. st. L.. & T....n. l3iE
Kansas &TexAs.... lGia do preferred. ....- Is
iAke shore ....,..,..l.] Wells Fargo Ey......i25
louisville Nnsh.- IS Western u~nion...... sl}9
Memphis L Chas.. " Am. Cotton OIL. 2TE
Michigan Central. e. 6IiColorado Coal .... SGI,
Missouri pnciic... % Iron SIlycr,.,.,....-lij
Nashville & CHAT, 50 IQu!ckS.lyer ,,,,,,,,. ~
NcwJersoyCcntral. lllkl do preferred. 80. =. 2nnS,
Norfolk &W, prerd 5ai4 Sutro,,,,,,., ,,,...,,,,, 8
Northern pacllc..,- 7IIRIchm'd Il W.P. r.. l3I
prc'crrcd.....- % Chicago ns........... 57s3
northwestern .......llJ lead 1rust.......... lii,
90 preferred .......i3g Sugar Trust. ........, S2}i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05

WHEELING BRIDGE AND TERMINAL R'w'Y.
Ii3E TABLE 80. =.
To take effect 1901 n. M. Sunday. Nov. ], 1891.
On week days. leave Union station, Wheeling
iG:l5. t1:3O, $3.50, $500 5000, ell:S0a m: el2:s0,
"l:$l, ESQ. $3.50, FED. $3.50. $3.50, $3.50. tS:31,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05

Then sleep dropt down on him like u kiss,
Aud howokc with his blood all cool and right,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05

On week days. leave Martins Ferry station
fG:.0, tS:@. % 90. 1000, "ll:OO a. M; Pl2:lO,
$l:GO, 900, $500, "4:o), $500. "G:l0. "7:l0, $500,
1900, 30 go.
On week days, leave Laughlin's M~ills-i6:3o a.
m. sG:0j p. m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05

Perhaps yor can fancy who wRs the man,
And who Is the singer there on tho stage,
Ana why listen mud sob, and can
hui love his faults md his hints OF atc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05

The why Of i lll7 II fell, my friend,
y matter OF fifteen YEAR, ngo.
certain man was nigh his end,
Lying wrackGd In fever glow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-05
Cotton.

Cotton.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-03
Jl1lano.

Ser fribere 8rdft6ent Grocer
SleDelanb bat bic ous'brldIiGe
@rfldrung abae8eben, baB er it6 aus euten
uno t~rlftt9en @riinoen meber in Sbto
u Q @ IN etnem an0erem Staote in ben
Mablfampf mtlbeny tperbe, pbmobl CT iiberz
all ben &anoioaten ieiler 9artei ben Siea
wIni9e.
@iner 9tahriGt aus Bottom aus
folge lit eS benz Baron @nnberib
9elunsert, etnen @ummi : Erult au
Stanbe 81 bringen. @onberib bat in
Eob9ummi etpa $500, 600 anoeleQt
unb beabii6tigt. ieiuen @ummt felt,ubaIs
ten unb aut Die meme gu ie@rnte
Sorl6ulle 81 MAIDEN. St be1ibt einer
9roBen She'll bes in Den 8ereintgten Staas
ten bsfinoli6eu @ummi's unb laBt alien
nab 2onoon lenben, wObin ndhitens apeiz
bunoert Sotnen BON Stem Nort abaebeu
tperbsn. @r controlirt mebr ais brei Iiers
tel Der aegenpartig moaliNea 3ufubr BON
Bara3ummt uno binter ibm ltebeu bebeus
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-03
ST. 0iaansmtmtiter 0piter'S MnttSs
3ttt1ltet.
Maibtngton, %. Suit.

10 v ' ~ y ' v W. ~ N1CNhN
@eftern tpar ib i8euge elmer intereifanten
unO augleih in eemtfier 8eSiebun9 lbera
rai6enOen Scene III 8~inanaminiiter Soiters
Mmtssimmer. @s lit bies Elm groBes @es
mad, oas friiber unter Weanning Hnb ans
neren Stnan5miniftern Gls @nlprangs3ln17
Iler benuBt Duroe, unD i'll benz 1t6 ldon
man6e fomiihe ober ou1 bersSerretBenoe
Scene abgelpielt bat. Sft bin tb bort
ipdbrenb Der Gmpfangss Stunoe tn ben err
ften Sabren ber @lenelauos Administration
gepeien uno babe Die 6unoerte Don Wlnz
nern unb Srauen bepbadtet, nel6e Dartes
ten uno lparteten bis enoli6 geger stD0lf
ubr bic Gbire 3u benz Yeipatsimmer it1
Dffnete anb Wanning bubitdbltd uno btlo'
LID bis nbe1 beraI 3ugefnDptt erldten.
Wtanntng, Die peri6ieoeue alloere bentotraS
tii9e 8ealute, tpar ntdt getp6bnt, if1 Mmt
81 lein une le8te oaber bic Nmtsptroe
etpas bid auf.
Sin @mpfang i'm @atican fann faum
teterlther lein als bieie Stunbe, in tpelber
bas porber ior9fdltie aeiihtete 9eer Der
Nemteriager, &C., bic @ele9enbeit erbielt, ben
@brenWd6ter Observation-Disclosures
les 81 leben unb 81 ipreden. ga tparen
3obbDtiten unO Mnipru6ss9 lsenten, ausges
olente unS mebr oOer tpentger DerDiente
Yolttiter, @ittDen unb @aiien, uelde
lsgeno etneVerlorgung iuhten, Satporteure,
8efDroerung lMbenbe 8eamte, ~gteugierige
uno periSnIide 8etannte, ale in elmer oope
pelten ober breifa6en Geibe rings UNI bas
grnBe Gunner auf9eleat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-03
Cs rief an Bite S~IIinpts 9taatsseituna a.
&na9cat ttnS 8an9em+
WaibtngtOn, %. SNlt L

"a 3 I II 6 Q Il, 20. SVIl
Gin SOP boil iaurer @urten lit Ourdaus
nidt 10 rubig, ipte bic falte alaltae
v6ru6t", tpel6e gum Symbol Der Sallerna
Wurtens3 eit senomn,en wuroe, es piellei6t
annebmeu IieBe, uno 10 finbet man oenn
au6 unter Der i6einbar rubigen Oberfldde
bieler Commemorate eine redt lebbafte,
potitii6e @dbruug. Sn Der Gbat tit bieie
iebr ielten unn bleie Belt ~ groB 9etpeien
wte augenblidlib, mo-, obglet6 ale Nelt
ableusnet. baB auf national pOlitiidem
@ebief ireenb Gtmas gei6iebt, unausaeiebt
politii6e Gldne gema6t Mno Sur9ltedez
reien setrieben tperoen.
Der tOrperlide !8uitan6 8laine's bat
auf Der eiuen Seite 81 allerbano lsnlaa
ttoneQen 8eri6ten ssfitbrt, tDelde BON
einiaen 8lainez unb Qntts 6arrtionsO rgas
men nit per 8ehauptuna b%eantportet wurs
ben, Is beitebe cine 0eri@m0rnng, ben
frdnfen Mann bur9 ibertriebene 8erihte
ubsr bic @eIabr, in Der er l3ipebt, 81 GoOs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-03


nadt GRan6em baS 2etcp nnertya5ft9 lnb fiHrt rift
aum Gel6itmprp. 1lnbehaglt4Eett naea benz Gler,
cartridges Gppfpeh Gprartnnen,. Ma8enlagre,
Setftae Nb1pannunS II, {, ~. 1ino baIft9 bic 6rl9e
SleIe5 70 aasemetuen unb thinner 1ne9r nm Ih 9~reiferz
ben llebelS. Sppp's Gariapdrila fttnlrlirtc cen sRa5eN,
reat ben 9[ppettt an, ~beiprlert 9cIunpe 0erpanunS.
Iiipert a~aitriIhe5 Gppfpeb, bettert pas @ell1tD aIf
uu6 tarirt bic bartu Sale BON Gpspepiie,
Sit Edtreatl:dyett 9MtnttD.
STD perSante bic GrBaltun9 n,eipeS Geben8 Scrt's
@anr9erdriId. 9wei Sabre lang beiano ib niid in
Trlge rpn Dpspepfe III eiaem idredlidlen !3nItcnb.
Sd trnrte ni6t5 eiien d5 Snp9crGderS uno nletn
&6rperse,pt@t lant ppn ITO oui 13i 9fune. Nfetne
Ereunte tebauptetcn, tA SINCE ter auSsebrnn9 entz
aeaen. Spph'8 Gariapariud balf MFR dter lpf8rt unb
1a&nem Id - Sididen genpmtfer, mar I'D rpu=
ftdnbts- mieferterleIteut. SD babe 1netn ~fri0ereS
@eirtdt, 40 8funb, fpteher erretdt uno crFreue MID
Settbeln ntener au85eSetdneter @eIunobett:" 8. s.
@iiepE, 20-26 l. Spnth Str, Salt Sate Stir, ntaS.
5GHhebnGltd)kttt atahJ Nfsn GErrn.
$50 rar ron 0pspepie sepIaSt. SD bate MIR
nen(g 9tppettt une lApH eige @tunse nab einsea
npmplener OiablSeit %einpfanb tb eth @efaM Der
@dDd6e unb dllSeneinen Nblrann1rS, Serdhe ais pb
i@ nidtS 9eSeIen bate. S.pph'5 GGriepariud re9te
uleinefI Nppetit ou unb WenH i'd Ndhrun9 9enDB,
f@medte tie mir unp bn8 @efdhl ron SeiBDur9er, an
Dem th frlber 9elttten bate, Imlpanp. Nnn bee
friiberen Stettqen Miutt1teit mar ntdtS ulebr All be-
inertea une t@ tefinhe tutd iibertaupt nett better,
Iettbem t6 9ppb'S Sariapartlla 9enpInmen babe.d
.. y. Sage, MatertppR, Mail.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-03

DnnA'# SarEnpnrtua
pertauFt In alien gpptbeten. 81; feds fur SIS. Giu,tSu.
alsiu ~SubereItet BON =. s. &prb & 6p.t Gpesa, NfaIi,
400 1s[rm Gin 9eaxr.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-18
MONEY AID OFFERED
To Support the Cornicemakers
Strike.

A special meeting of the trades aud
labor assembly was held last evening to
consider what action should be taken
regarding the disagreement now pend
ing between the bosses and journeYmen.
A committee from the cOrnicemakers'
union was present and stated their posi-
ton in the matter, going at some length
into the history of their efforts for re-
duced hours and a fair living rate of
pay. The employers have had years
notice of the intentions of the men, out
side of a months formal notice this
spring, and the men claim that, beyond
desire to destroy their union, the
bosses have no excuse for refusing their
very reasonable requests. After hear
ing the committee and discussing
the matter, the assembly unanimously
pledged the necessary financial aid, and
all delegates were further empowered
to call special meetings of. their local
unions, if necessary, to secure contribu-
tions of funds to strengthen the treas
ury of the lOcked-out men, if a settle
ment should not be reached by arbitra-
| ton.
Mr.. Hart, Of Omaha, president of the
national union of tin, sheet iron and
cornice workers, arrived in the city
yesterday, ,and, together with an arbitra-
| ton committee appointed by the men,
will to-day meet a like committee from
the bosses association in an effort to
| effect an amicable settlement of the
| dispute. The locked-out men are
| cheerful and confident, and emphatic
ally deny the statement of an afternoon
| paper that any of their members have
returned to work at the bosses terms.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-18
SOME NEW THEORIES

Advanced by Christian Scientists
in Their New Home.
Mrs. DIV. Edgecombe, the well-known
Christian science advocate, delivered
an address on the faith of her belief last
evening at 304 West Third street. The
apartment in which the lecture oc-
Cured was well filled with adherents of
the one-power doctrine, and in addition
10 these number were present to
whom the theories evolved were dis
tlnctly novel. Evil is not recognized as
power, in fact, the existence of evil is
entirely ignored. He'll Is done away
with entirely, and the sin-laden appli-
cant for admission through the golden
gates does not find them barred
against him. He is admitted to
the angels territory, but must
work out in heaven a pennance
for earthly shortcomings. He'll is an
awful fable according to the theory of
the Christian scientist, and such an idea
as is involved i'll the existence of an
everlasting torture for sinners has moth
ing of God in it. God did not create
evil, but only good. Therefore good is
the only recognized power, and evil has
no real existence. Mrs. Edgecombe
speaks well. She has an expressive
voice, good delivery and the power to
impress her hearers thoroughly with
her words. The gift of healing by faith
she says is hers by divine right. Cures
have been performed in st. Paul which
have surprised the orthodox clergy and
aStOunded the doctors. At the cOnclu-
sion OF the lecture social was held,
piano and vocal selections be ing given
by. the company.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-18
DEMOCRATS WE'LL SATISFIED
Chairman Campbell Thinks the
. Australian Law Is All Right.

Chairman Campbell Thinks the
Australian Law Is All Right.
''The passage of the bill extending
the Australian system of voting to the
entire state i'll any form is great adj
vance to an honest election" SAID Chair
man Campbell last night. "The senate
amendment 10 the Keyes bill requiring
cross after every name voted for is an
attempt to provide in an indirect way
an educational list, which is an innova-
tiOn upon the Australian system. but
there is not the slightest reason to be-
lieYe that it will either aid or iniure one
party more than it will another. 1t is,
however. adding needless and trouble
some complication, intended to hinder,
delay, and, as far as possible, to prevent
the voting of straight party ticket, and
will oblige an uneducated voter Chough
he may be otherwise intelligenD to call
some one to his assistance, and to
that extent will destroy the secrecy
of his ballot. But Notwithstanding
these objections it will be, am sure, so
great an improvement over the old sys-
TEN that am we'll pleased there is no
use for our Republican friends to dis
guise the fact that they did not want
the Australian system, and that the
amendment referred to was by them eX-
pected to work defeat of the bill, and
in this way they would be able to lay
the blame for the defeat on the Demo
Gratis. The love of the Republicans for
the Australian system can be partially
measured by the remarks of Gene Hay
last fall, when it was learned that the
Democrats had carried every city in the
state where the Australian system was
in force. He thanked God that, as
member of the legislature, he had not
voted in favor of it. So, taking all
things into consideration, the Democrats
may be we'll satisfied"
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-18

heart L would be taken with terrible
Jumping sen sation, followed by sinking
spell, an awful
Death-Like Feeling
which I cannot describe. 1t often seemed as
II L was actually dying, and should never
come around again. l also had sharp pains
IN my left shoulder. gradually working round
TO my side. There were burning sensations
III my stomach at times and when il did not
burn, my stomach and side would seem as
cold as II ice was laid there and l had to put
on extra flannels. The fainting spells became
more and more severe until we became dis
couraged, and my husband thought there
was no hope l had medical attendance
constantly, no less than six physicians, but
all failed to do me any good 1 undoubtedly
had severe form of nervous dyspepsia. |
was indescribably
Tired and Languid,
and at one time did not dare to Law down for
fear of fainting spell. Of course grew
thin and poor in flesh. At length one phy-
sician told my husbands Medicine is of no
use; get horse and keep her out of doors
all you can, and keep her mind occupied
But one day 1 happened to be reading
something about Hoods Sarsaparilia, and
l thought perhaps this medicine would do
me good. So 1 began taking it, From the
very first Hoods Sarsaparilla seemed to be
just the thing for me. l took it regularly
and as directed. The fainting spells grad
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-18
DWINNELL's DICTUM.
He Clearly Explains How He
Bought American Stock.

BOuSnt American stock.
w. S. Dwinnell, the attorney mention
ed in the examiners report as having
bought shares of American Building
and Loan association stock, feels that
the report does him an injustice, as it
carries no explanation with it. He said:
'From the report of Bank Examiner
Kenyon the inference may be drawn,
and probably has been, that a combina-
ton existed by which stockholders were
fraudulently dispossessed of, their stock
by means of combination between the
officers of the association and those
whose names appear as purchas-
erS. The two sales which | attended
were held openly and publicly and had
every appearance of good faith. So far
as L am personally concerned there was
no connivance. combination or arrange
ment in regard to the manner of sale or
the profits thereof, and my actions were
i'll every way in good faith. The greater
proportion of the stock reported by the
bank examiner TO have b9en purchased
by me at these sales was bought directly
from stockholders, aud not in the man
ner stated. have returned all auction
stock wherever the original owner
desired to reinState it. amounting III the
aggregate to large number of shares.
l fear the publication of the report will
not have the effect the governor desired
and it is already being felt. | bought
certificate with a withdrawal value of
Sl65 Immediately after the report came
out for 800, which could not have been
bought before for less than the with
drawal value. The publication of these
reports creates distrust. and it seems to
me Injuries stockholders rather than
otherwise. | make this statement fear
ing that my connection with these sales
may have been misconstrued."