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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-06
What Should Mr.. I,lninc Dor

After n brief interval Of rest the Pres.
ident-makcrs are again putting the
pressure on Mr., Blaine to show his
hand. They dfg,,t, IS they before they
did, that II he intends to DO Il candidate
for tho Presidency no cannot in good
conscience remain in President Harri.
sons cabinet, for to remain in that close
relation demands answering loyalty to
his chief. Therefore Mr.. Blaine must
either say he is not n candidate or got
out OF tho cabinet.
In any case Mr.. Blaine will give to
the President all tho loyalty u chief has
u right to expect. He will discharge
his public duties to tho best OF his abil.
ity and for the best advantage Of his
country. lle will not intrigue against
tho President. lie may not become tho
Presidents personal hcnchman. Ilc
can be loyal without doing this.
The demand on Mr.. Blaine to declare
himself not 4 candidate or get out 10
made for sinister purposes. Mr.. Blaine
is not n candidate for the Presidency,
probably would much prefer not to be
named in connection with the nomi-
nation, and yet he may not DO willing
to say that in no case would he accept Il
nomination. II he feels this way about
it, is he in duty bound to got out OF tho
cabinet? Do the people demand this
OF him7
Let the impatient ones wait and SEQ
how the cat will jump. Patience is a
decided virtue, and they who have itnot
will do themselves a service to cultivate
it. They might devote to that useful
employment some Of the time they
waste in bombarding Mr.. Blaine, who
is not going to BIO forced to speak be.
fore he gets ready.
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A Good Thing to Omit,

Yesterday the fire department was
called out to exhibit to our Methodist
visitors. The motive was altogether
good and the sight was worth seeing.
The same thing has been done before
and there has been no public protest.
1t is not a good thing to do. The fire
department is never brought out with
out danger toythe public, to the appara-
tus and to the fremon. The horses are
driven on q run to make timo and the
whole outfit is in peril. 1t is really not
safe for other vehicles to be on the
street when the engines and hose car
riages are dashing by. That there arc
not more mishaps is to be set down to
good fortune.
Wheeling likes TO extend to visitors
every hospitality, but no visitor will
think the less'of us if we omit a pcrior-
nance that may result in serious acct
dent, possibly in the loss of life. The
best plan is to save our fire depart
ment for fires, in which the department
is in the habit of giving a good account
OF itself.
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a Sacrifice OF Life,

Besides the deaths from other
zymotic diseases twcnty-scvcn persons
i'll Wheeling died OF typhoid fever in
tho quarter ending September l. If
science is right every one OF these
deaths was preventablc and was there
fore a sacrifice 10 criminal neglect. The
cause may have been general or it may
have been local, but every one OF these
deaths could have been prevented by
sanitation. Is human life SO cheap
that men and must take their
chance as the beasts that perish?
The water that goes into Wheclin.
stomachs is not fit to drink as it comes
from the river. Filtration and boiling
improve it greatly, yet there arc those
who "do not like tho taste OF boiled
water" they prefer the taste OF the i'm
puritics that kill. Another fruitful
cause OF disease and death will be found
in the cesspools, which 90 IRON bad to
worse and no particular attention is
paid to them.
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FEMININE NOTES.


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Tho Nav yo,. Pecorde, h"sd;.coxoro1
49,"
t,n. y memory Iat rs Que OF INC latest
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molnnn WIG 10 .ne proua poTaessor o.
ole mus uesilIpes l.s use. INC lat Is
in.el'uc" 70 l3iu souvenirs, especiall!
.o"tis, tnousn " 10 poI'cetiy Proper
~ u'oP ~ ui'y..'hs anat ~ very pfec-
.oms, n",e Iust pesun nine. nave
i",i"eAeu M HtsN my puteau auu
li!oe d sI.tt. inIs Solueh.rou Is PNrt
~. puncn no p.ckeu ior INC one
ny .n: ,"s. .op''t mi,t Wleh VIZ were IN
.iu soun.,y. Aii,s 'aue9 ihapio lelt
T ms pieAIu Wy III Ao'iHlci'9" , !aru.
nmo pa,.saes uau ON .hat beile Sent
NV .o.n''IneuinuI. wy VIZ itesl'cr
o, 'e '" Thot ION n'uu.hn = iew "coks
aso, t tn ".riah1,t IEo3nins tWlE
planted. / rot il in Fordhnin ono DIV
when | mode n nilcrimo,n tboro 1ho
four.leayed clover wns mt in ono NJ nv
iavorito hooks by n friend who ia do,I
Eycrybodv ought to keen n memory
inr. Mine il hccomipg vary ;ntercsting
already" -"
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nv ocs' pio'cE.apn u y9unE "oii"h
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Wa % e.. ~ NV sII't ~" i,t.,Ms
.;i"ar gu" or"snaa y o" T;aa,, Tnoso ,es'G;
Mn,p' 'iD mo uua Nv, .i My nausn't j.,
W., : W. notireu 'na LAY h~nmna.ys '',t
IT, ho,au, r''s'oa W., 'onM nss. -
tho, 'J jj,,lo "rnss IL Ian,I;ro ;ro,n
buttonholo hc masses hcr wi,hout nvcn
n stare. IFS tho same way on street
cars ns on tho street, Tho vo,ny woman
who wcars n Of these bndrrs has cot
tho wiolc car load Of mem 10 take c mr.,
of her md iump on tho fellow thnt
darcs TO annoy hor, Tho cross ia getting
TO bo looked on with tho same resncct
and dcicrnncc M n INNS p,rb. Ks n
safeguard Il heats tho nvcrnoo notice.
mad nil hollow"
wo,,,hv pr,.;,, ,o,.,om,, ,;,,;,.
in his own house on fSn bonks oi the
Seine hns for the last ton vcors kcnt in
n boy in n nrivnto room tho nmhofmed
body Of his younv vile, Shc was mur-
dorcd n iow DAYS after marriage. and her
sorrowinv husband obtained tho cy,r's
permission to take the body away with
him. The law OF France iorbids abso-
lutcly the keeping OF n dead body in
any place but Il cemetery, but the Rus
sian gentleman hopes to obtain special
permission from high quarters to re-
NAN the custodian OF ms beloved relic.
II not, nc threatens to leave thecolntry
rather than to part with 1t.
Tho effort to employ good-looklng
women MS account collectors has not
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UNWhHRANTlsD SEIZURE
or II Canadian Vessel by n United States
MnI.uf-Nynr Nfny Cause Trouble.

.ainu.of-Nnr May Cause Trouble.
OTTAWA, OSr., Oct. Sword received
here indicates n possibility that the re-
cent seizure OF tho Canadian sealing
schooner Otto by the United States
man-oi-wnr Mohican in Boring strait,
may become the subject OF international
correspondence il not complications be-
tween tho United States and British
governments. The seizure was not
made for any iniraction OF tho law re-
garding tho protection OF the seal fish
cries, but owing to the fact that there
was some little irroGularity in the reg
lister OF the Otto, tho change in tho
namc OF the owner and captain having
not been entered on the ships papers.
While'the United States cruiser had q
right TO protect the seal fisheries and
enforce the regulations jointly entered
into with Great Britain in Boring sea,
shc had no jurisdiction in those waters
TO question tho regularity Of any ships
papers, and the seizure appears to have
been u~nwarrantcd.
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Hopeful Morinons.

The Mormons, now gathered in con-
ference in Salt Lake City, are confident
that they are about to triumph over
their enemies. BY enemies they mean
the Government of the United States,
which seeks to enforce the laws agains:
polygamy.
There is no probability that tho Gov
ernment will take tho back track. Tho
people approve tho effort to extirpatc
polygany and there can be no retreat
on this line. Without many wives
there is no Mormonism, so that it is
not to be expected that the Mormons
will give up tho corner stone Of their
cult. II will have to be wrenchcd out
OF the sanity foundation. 1t will be
better if it can be done peacefully, but
it will have to be done.
Mormonism is organized rebellion
against the laws OF the land. The Nor.
mon child is born O. rebel, tho udult
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DRINKING WATER.


w SitlcS shIND III hwN
New York and other cities arc now a~gIta,lng
the very serious question OF their water SIMPLY.
Investigation has brought TO light the fact That
I'm pure matters, In spite OF expensive attempts
AZ rtcyeiitiOii.. Will find their way into tho
streams from which the water supply Is drawn.
II has been thought for Yeas that il stream run.
ming In the open air will cleanse Itself partly by
settling OF the Impure matter mud pnrtly by nQta.
ton, but II li0s recently been decided by the
proper authorities that no such process OF self.
publication tHkcs place.
A. In most places the water supply Is drawn
from n rennls which pIs through lind where
cattle, horses Ril sheep grnzc. u very general
movement has tnkcil place throughout tho
United states towards the publication OF water
Tor drinking purposes IN the home ITSELF The
most popular md effective method u 10 mix Il
seems, docs not get rid OF the presence OF p0is.
those who take this method OF preserving their
health that tho whisky used must he pure.
Duty's Pure Malt Is highly recommended by
lending d0ctorSnn scientists as being tho purest
medicinal whisky on the market Nlues, head.
nchcs. nervousness, liability to sore throat, pc.
c,llinr pNinsin Tho buck aud many other small
but troublesome ills frequently have their orr.
KIN ~ Impure drinking water. The mixing OF
n little DuiIy'S l'nrc Malt Whisky with drinking
wafer Will render It Incapable OF producing
these or even tho worse effects OF typhoid aud
other malignant levers OF the snino type.
bv:the'by II Will be well to remember when YOU
call nj your druggists or ErocGr's for Duly's
Pure Malt Whisky. thnt II isthc only pure medic
iral one. so DO not DO willing to take q substl.
tutc recommended as "lust us good"
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FRIvOLITIEs.

The district assessor was out walking
with his wife. "Ah, here comes that
fussy old Judge Misery and his tiresemc
better hall. I don't want 10 meet
them" "Qnick, then, quick, in here"
said his quick-w.ttcd wife; and, OPEN
ing an adjacent store door, she hurried
the luckless man into q store where the
seasons dearest bonnets were Just be-
ing put on sale.-FHitQcadc Blaetter.
Seeker: "Do you know, dear boy,
that I begin to feel that our mutual
friend Grant is getting quite fond OF
Miss Blusher. Indeed, 1 have reason
to feel that he is her rapt admirer."
Meeker: "Don't say! Well, from the
location Of his arms when I passed.
them Mt the gate last night I would say
that she was tho wrapped member OF
tho party."-Boson Courier.
A hard working woman was asked:
"Madam, are You a woman s%uifragist ?"
mo, sir" was the answer, ~ haven't
time to be-" Haven't time? We'll, ii
you had tho privilege Of voting whom
would you ]support?" THE same mar
that l have supported for the last ten
years" "And who is tha:?" "Nly
Observation-Disclosures (Neb.) Journal.
"Henry asked me to be his wife last
night" she told her chum. "Oh, Pm
SO delighted, Gertrude. And how did
it happen" "Well, he asked me. and
I said Yes and then he lust stood nm
and folded his arms" What! EEe was
no more interested than that?" ooh,
but you SEQ l was in them when hc
folded thcm."-Phaadnlphia Times.
"a woman viii! do almost ANYTHING
whom she is desperate" "You think
so?" "l'm sure OF it. There's Miss
Showoif-she had 4 10Y with her iiance
on the beach the other day, and she got
SO mad that she walked deliberately
into the water with her bathing suit on
and rulned lt.--Detrot Free Press.
Mr.. Flannelsuit (doubtfulIy): "Nhat
would you think if l should kiss YOU,
Miss Ethel?" Miss Ethel (indilfer-
ently): "Oh. I don't know. Pm not
very original. I'd probably say Just
what l did to Harry ShouIderstraps,
and Capt; Cascabel, and tho rest of
thcm."-hdshtngton Star. n
First little boy: "N1y ma got a new
dress yesterday, and she threw her arms
around pas neck. What does your ma
40 when she gets 4 new dress!' Second
little boy: she says shell forgive him,
Il nc mustn't stay out late again.
I Jn1I llN
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YESTERDAY Europe sent us 50, 800, 900
OF gold in exchange for something she
has bought OF US. According to the
free trade theory this country would DO
better off ii the equivalent had come in
foreign manufactures. Protectionists
prefer that the manufactures shall be
produced at home by American labor
and that the payment shall be made in
gold. Republican policy aims to keep
the balance Of trade in our favor, and
does it,
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4 IIint1o Our Polh.c.

Mr.. Campbell tells, among other in
teresting things, how the police OF Paris
make the crowd move on. 1t is n pity
he could not have made arrangements
for our Wheeling police to 20 over and
take some object lessons. Thcre are
corners I'M INheeling; which; decent
women avoid land ! men cannot pass
without elbowing their way through a
tobacco-spitting, profane crowd. The
corner loungers arc not afraid of the
police, for when the police do tell them
to move on they know the police don't
mean it. The French idea is that the
highways are for the people. The
Wheeling idea is that the highways arc
for the loungers.
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TIE English are having a hard time
with their %royalty. The other day it
was the Prince OF Wales who furnished
the sensation; now it is his son who
has to be covered up by the one
These things make their impression on
John Bull, who is at heart a %virtuous
fellow and would like to find that quail
ity in those whom fortune has placed
over him,
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LaCrOlX COlOrS, for China Painting.
EWING BROS. lsl5 Market Street, Wheeling.
FOE S A i E.

Lot on McColloch street, desirable location.
One OF the best manufacturing sites In the
city. fronting on two railroads.
Good business corner in Centre Wheeling.
House OF six rooms, 23jG Wood street. In good
condition, s2,?eL. /,
House OF seven rooms, 1881 EoCr street, $500.
House OF four rooms ut corner OF Eighteenth
street and Alley e. $1,000.
Lots on North Huron. North Erie md South
le!n streets. Island, SEQ to 500 each.
Full lot on Jacob stTeet. with u five roomed
brick house IN the rear S!.GO0.
Five roomed house. a5l5 T:oT street. $500.
Ualtlot on North Main street. 50 by Is, feet
$500.
~llalilot on EoTstrcet. south OF Twcnty.cighth
street, 81 1000.
Lots Oh Eor and Jacob streets, in North Ben.
wood.
Lots In McMechen. newly laid out, cheap 4.
SlD to S175 each.
Lots III Zanc's Orchard and Old Fair Ground
additions.
Lots In a.. II. Patterson's addition to Elm
Grove ut low figures. Co.
Choice lots In Glendale.
House OF five rooms, in good condition, 23ll
Jacob street, ground S5Xl0) feet, $1,000.
Large lot at Edgington Lane.
Fifteen lots in Filth ward in Filan & Whyto's
addition.
Half lot ut cast end Twenty.seventh street. $50.
Near Holidays Cove, Brooke county. W. Va,
1arm go acreS. well wntcrcd. VIII make splen.
did stock farm. One hundred acres cleaf. the
balance being good timber, undcvlaid With two
good veins OF coal Que vein OF fire clay in oil
and gas belt. Price. STOOD on easy payments
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who Is taken into the so-called church
takes an oath OF fcalty to tho rebel
cause. II Mormonism had tho power
II would convert tho whole country
with tho sword and tho Grc.brand. We
canno: make terms. with It. Mormon
ism must 90 n
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ALI over the country clubs arc form
ing to accumulate n fund for a visit to
tho Worlds Fair. The small contribu-
tons are not missed and they will run
upto a very tidy aggregate. Everybody
will want to go to that show. 1t will DO
the only Greatest Shower Earth.
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II is very pretty to read about the
young Emperor OF Germany asking his
royal grandmother to advise. him on
matters OF international policy, but he is
not that kind OF a~grandson and he does
not take kindly to anything English.
Hc is not fond OF his English mother.
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H0WT0 GET THEM.

If you want new customers,
ask for them.
There are hundreds of people
living within a mile Of your
store that don't know there is
such a place, and they'll con-
tlnue to be ignorant on the sub
ject unless you take steps to
inform them. Some of us are
too apt to think that "e;ery-
body knows US"
Now, that line Of thought is
mighty bad one for business
men. If they permit them
selves to be deceived by it, they
are pretty sure to "get left
Seek publicity. Keep your
name and your stores location
constantly before the people.
Use the newspapers-theres
nothing like it.
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AUSTRALIA is indeed a land OF maryels
when it can receive Sara Bernhardt in
her normal condition and send her
back "no longer angular In one way
and another Sara forces the newspapers
to give her free advertising.
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n bright business Woman's Venture.
Mrs. Frank Leslie brought to q high
state OF development the art Of being a
widow. She found the business OF her
late husband in bad condition, went to
work with 4 clear business head and q
brave heart, made the old publishing
concern larger than ever and piled up Il
fortune in q comparatively short time.
Then she had what many a woman
marrics for-all that money can buy.
This was not enough. Mrs. Leslie
sighed to be Mrs. Somebody-else. At
one time it seemed that she was about
to throw herself and her fortune away
on a worthless marquis. She escaped
that fate and accepted the hand OF u
sturdy Briton. Mr.. Wilde, the lucky
man, is a barrister, 4 writer on the Lon
don Telegraph, the big brother Of Oscar
the Attitudinizer, and is said to be u
decent fellow.
1t remains 10 be seen whether Mrs.
Wilde will be as happy q woman as the
Widow Leslie was. Before taking che
was at liberty to accept all the admira-
ton that was offered to her, and there
was enough Of it to satisfy almost any
roman After takins she a allow no
other man than her husband to cast
sheep's-cyes at her comely face and
comfortable fortune. All marriage is a
lottery. Let us Hope that Mrs. Wilde
has drawn : capital prize.
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An impression is abroad-perhaps for
its health-that Calvin 5. Brico wouldn't
jump in the river if Gov. Campbell we're
defeated and 8that by a whaling big
majority. Can it be thatthe accomplish
cd rainbow.chascr fears that somebody
NAV Get in his Wav?
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Pour Men

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 1.-Two freight
cars were run OF the transfer steamer
Charles Marian yesterday and four men
in them were drowned. The cars were
loaded with wheat and flour. Two
tramps were in eachcar. The train was
backed with moro than ordinary force
into the boat, causing the hind cars to
break over the bumpers and pitch into
the river.
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QUEEN VIcromA has a remarkably
fine head of hair, for a lady of her age;
but her son, tho Prince Of Wales, is
quite bald. Had he used Ayers Hair
Nigor earlier in life. his head might, to:
day, have been as well covered as that
OF his royal mother. 1t S not too late
vet. DIV
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Beware OF FRAuDs.-Be sure You got
the genuine DR.. Thomas Eclectric Oil.
1t cures colds, Group, asthma, deafness
and rheumatism. paW
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IT matters not whether Campbell is a
dro@eaary & alidhjf9 q o, Ephah. His
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Mn. CLEVELAND is singing the once
popular song, "lt's nice to be a father"
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The Terminal Payment.

Tho list OF romonstrants against tho
payment OF the 100000 instalmcnt to
tho Terminal Company is decidedly
short i'll comparison with the list OF
petitioners who asked the County Com
missioncrs TO preserve the good faith OF
the county by paying the money
promptly.
The signers Of the petition to pay rep
resent something like $4,000 900; the
rcmonstrants certainly do not represent
more than q fifteenth Of that. Tho
point OF the comparison is that the pco.
pie who pay the bulk OF the tax arc in
favor OF paying the moncyto the Tcrmi-
nal Company and heartily endorse the
action OF the County Commissioners.
The people OF Ohio county arc not
willing to take advantage Of q technical
ity, if any advantage could be taken, in
the face OF the liberal expenditures OF
the Terminal Company, which has
more than kept faith in the construc-
ton OF its solid and comprehensive
system.
Mr.. Mcneil, who insists that he rep
resents himself, will not be representing
the people OF Ohio county when he ap-
plies for an injunction to prevent the
payment of the money; and it is highly
improbable that Mr.. McNcll's clients
will profit by their obstructive tactics.
II it be decided that the money can
not be paid to tho Terminal Company
it certainly will not find its way into
the pockets OF the non-residents who
have shown so peculiar an interest in
the affairs OF Ohio county.
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C.ALESMEN-WE MAKE AL1BER-
~ ~ offer 70 t~rnrollnr and local Nlesmcn In
er"ry Stale who cal! On r.tail SrncorS. GLUTEN
ENTIRE WHEAT FLOUR CO., Is lake s'!ccs,
CuIccxo, III @ scl9.s
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An Oregon man wants to trade O. mule
for q vito. Some men mover know
when thoy arc well oE.-7tsas .Siting..
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& DEVlNE,
1899 Market Street. ocs

MORTALITY STATISTICS OF THE
Iva CITY OF WHEELING FOR QUARTER
ENDING SEPTEMBER 80, 1891:
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Covert Coates: "If I give you this
candy will you tell your sister that /
am waiting here for hcr?" Birdie
Browne: How much more will you
give me ill don't toll my big brother 2"
-pvcI.