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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-20

owe me call before buying your Xmas
VI presents. r. p. WIMBERLY, 81 Brough-
ton. near Abercoru street.
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A T MONS BRRGER'S Dancing School, 70
IN Broughton, Dancing is taught by true
master; hence ballet dances, minuets. the new
adopted round and SQUARE noes, principally
the waltzes 30 little known here are correctly
taught Unfortunately for the public since 1855,
SO many persons have forsaken their benches,
left the trades aud adopted the vocation teach
er. This may accoust for so many bad, very bad
dancers. New beginners are taught at first in
private classes on Tuesday and Thursday
nights. Apply at Harnett House.
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@ < REWARD-Lost, Colts" revolver, 6shot
~ 3Scaliber blue steel. rubber handle, s-inch
barrel seif-eecker; plumber 64468 rstarn to w.
A. DAYTON, 1894 Gordon street.
ITEM DOLLARS reward for Information Of
4 one rod cow straycd or stolen from No.
30 Habefsham street.
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DON'T forget the auction tomorrow night.
~ % Bull street. opposite the news depot
~ OLD band French china SETS two dollars
VI per set. Monday oaly. SAULS' TEN
GENT STORE, 2s1f Barnard street.
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DUNE, ITO Madison avenue New York.
WANTEkl, merchants TO try the benefits OF
w advertising in the some cent word"
columns Of tho MoRxISG News, IL will certainly
pay.
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WE HAVE fine line OF fancy fireworks
w this season. J. S. COLLINS & CO.. 80
Bay street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-20

A FINE Christmas present Is a meerschaum
n pipe from oAzAN & BYCR, under Pulaski
house.
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NEVER was a better time to buy a stove or
~ or suits OF furniture than right now. nor q
better place than TEEPLE & co.. Broughton
street.
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MARRIED LADY wishes board In private
M family. Protestant preferred. Ad-
dress PHOENIX. News Office.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-12-12

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-31

Pennsylvania newspapers disagree as
TO the proportion OF the Republicans OF
that State who desired the passage Of
the Federal Election bill, go that 1t is
impossible TO cay what proportion Of
Republicans OF his own State Senator
Cameron has displeased by his attitude
to wards the measure. This much, how
ever, it is sale to cay, that those whom
he has afIronted are boiling hot.
The resentment comes in part from
the share Senator Cameron has had in
defeating the bill, and in another part
from the fact that he deceived the Re.
publican caucus which gave him a re-
nomination. There was a suspicion
that Senator Cameron was in the COM
bine to strange the Election bill, and
this suspicion moved more than ont
Republican member OF the Pennsylvania
Legislature to ask Mr.. Cameron wher
he stood on the question. In every case
his answer waa satisfactory.
More than this, the assurance that he
would support the bill was given to tn
caucus by one who was thought to BIT
commissioned to speak for him, and thi
one now says that he spoke by authority
From which it seems that Mr.. Cameron
has secured another term In in the Sen
ate under false pretense. There is Mt
other way 10 characterize his disCredits
Gle conduct.
Whatever may be thought Of the cleo
tion bill, honest men will be OF one min
as to the question OF bad faith, whict
took the form OF flaGrant deception.
This is not the first time that Cameron
has paid a high price for seat in tn,
Senate Of the United States.
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Entered a. the POTtoalco at Wheeling, W. Va,
M EeCf ud.ClRSs mAttfr.
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WIN VHV tut 1V1
Slelibeavltle Ga.ette.

Stctibeaviue 6asette.
Some Jefferson county farmers have
done well the past ten years, notwith'
standing this was decade OF hard times
among the agriCulturists, owing to the
fall in land VALUES and in the prics Of
farm products. The Gazette has just
been informed OF the prosperity OF ONT
farmer as an example that ID an inspita'
ton to endeavor, Nine years ago he
purchased 200 acres. The land was
average land, and the farm in agood
location, but was in the same thrittless
condition OF repair, fences down, the
fence rows, and in most cases whole
fields, overgrown with blackberry and
other briers. To 20 upon this farm with
a view OF making anything out OF II
seemed like a hopeless task, but the new
purchaser, who had invested all he had
In the world in the place, felt inspired
by the homely adage, root hog or die"
and went to work with an energy that
never tires aud a perseverance thai
knows no rest. The farm is now well
fenced, mostly board and paling. A
good nine room house has been built,
and comfortably furnished throughout,
In place Of two cows and two horses, he
cow has twenty COWS and seven head OF
horses. All these improvements were
made from profits got out OF the land,
and in addition the family had gener-
GUS living, and the farmer has goou
bank account in steubenville. Has any
merchant in Steubenville done as well
in the past nine'yearsH
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Another Excursion to Washington via
BE o,

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany will run another excursion to
Washington on February y, similar to
that OF January %, when hundreds Of
persons all along the route took advau-
age OF the reduced rates to visit the
National Capital. They returned with
glowing accounts OF the trip-the many
mid.Winter attractions at Washington
and the excellence OF the Baltimore i
Ohio train service. More opportunities
are afforded in Washington at this seq
son than at any other for amusement,
enjoyment, instruction and sightseeing
At the thesters are the best attractions,
while public and private receptions art
he rule Of the hour. Congress is in ses'
zion daily with its galleries open to vie
ltors, as are also the public libraries, tht
nnaeums and the art galleries. Beside
these places OF perennial interest, thu re
70 me imposing public buildings, tn,
countless handsome private residences
he White House, the broad boulevards
md pretty parks. Altogether Washing.
on presents It's brightest sideat this scS
on, and the patriotic American return
o his home, after visit, proud Of hiE
National Capital and enthusiastic Il
ais praise Of itsgrandeur and It's materia
legance.
The tickets will be good ten days, al
owing ample time for visiting Alexau
iria, Mt. Vernon, Richmond, Old Poin
Comfort and points Of interest within
,asy reach OF Washington. We Civ
below list Of stations, showing rate
II fare and time OF trains.
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two Presidents. His Treasury reports
are among the most lucid and business
like that have come from that depart
ment. He believed in a protective tariff
and a sound fnancial policy, and no
clamor or wave Of opposition could move
him ftom his position on these CUES
tons. His administration Of the Treas
ury department inspired confidence, for
the country knew that SO far as the Sec
rotary Of the Treasury could control the
financial policy Of the Government IT
would be controlled in the interest Of
the public welfare.
For 80 useful 8 man to be cut down as
he was seems q strange disPensation'
But 1t has been youchsafed TO him, above
most other men Of his time. to carve his
name deep in the tablets of his country,l
history. Mr.. Window will be missed,
and by none more than the President
and his associates in the Cabinet, where
he was justly regarded as one OF the
aafest Of advisers.
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We cannot believe that the good sense
ofthc masses OF the American people
will permit them to endorse the action
of the politicians who, to carry out a
partisan scheme 10 defeat political
measure, are threatening TO cripple the
Worlds Fair. The Worlds Fair is not,
in any sense, political enterprise and
no party is interested in its success
more than another. In the whole his
tory Of politics there has been nothing
which has equalled in mendacity, mar
row.mtndedness and interruptions par-
tizanship the action Of the Democratic
Legislatures OF the country in the
threatening to break up great business
and commercial enterprise in which the
whole people are interested, in order to
gain partizan end.
The people Of the United States, the
business men, the industrial classes, the
conservative citizens do not endorse the
move. Whatever they may think OF the
Elections bill they will not consent TO
the means adopted to defeat 1t. The
Bourbon politicians who control the
Legislatures that have passed boycott
resolutions are not in line with the con-
servative thinking element of the
country,
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I'M. p.,,le Of tho Book agents.

School book publishing is a business,
and publishers Of school books who are
ont are as eager to get in as those who
are in are to remain in. So far as the
school book question is a contest be-
tween publishers the public has no in
tsrest in 1t. With the publishers it is a
mater Of dollars and cents. With the
people it is matter Of the education Of
their children, with the dollars and
cents consideration thrown in.
Last winter the Legislature was set
unon to do something-almost any
thipp-to drive out OF the free schools
the books then and now in use. Two
schemes were afSot, one to put in a
rankly cheap and mean series OF books
which no intelligent parent would vol
UNFAIRLY buy for his child at any price
or permit him to use free Of cost.
The tender Of these books was put
forward as a great public benefaction
to which some Indiana patriots with
West Virginia connections were irresist'
ably impelled. The contest in behalf
Of the Indiana refuse became 60 intense
that those who could not see through
the Hoosier spectnclea were publicly de-
nounred as conspiEIug against the vel
fare Of the State.
Back Of this scheme, which captivated
msny well meaning men, was that othel
| to plunge the State into the wanton lux
ury of making its own school books
Nobody would publicly avow bis con
nection with this job, but there it was
Once more the fight is on full tilt. Tot
attack seems be made on the genera
ground that 1t will be agreat triumph FOL
the free schools OF the State II the book
now in use be thrown out and othel
books be put in.
Before anybody can with good grace
ask the Legislature to involve the PEG
pie in the cost Of change he should BIT
able to show conclusively that bettel
books can be had for the same money, Oh
as good books for less money; and TIT
difference in quality or cost or both
should lie enough TO justify the cost o.
the change. On this solid ground every
member Of the Legislature can afford &c
stand.
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To oil outward appearances Mr.. Win
dom was good for many years of goo
work, and work was his delight. Whetb
ar in tho Senate or in the Cabinet, prGc'
ticius law or conducting large cuisines
operations, his industry was marked
he threw his whole soul into whs
he undertook. Natural abilities abov'
the average, joined with the love Of, and
an c.p,clty for, work, made him thu
public agure he was.
Mir. Window had no such popular fol-
lowing as some Of his contemporaries
have had, yetthe country knew his sole
worth, ana for the past ten3ears he has
been a Presidential possibility. As q
Senator he was one Of the commanding
figures Of the chamber in which he sat
He was always listened TO with respect
full attention; for, while he was not a
brill mt orator, he was a pleasing and
instructive talker, ready in debate,
abundantly provided with information,
Hsyss best known "a Secretary Of the
Tretury, which position he filled under
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ABUNDANT EVIDENCE.
Testimony Added Only as a
Matter Of Form.
Not for Additional Proof but for
the Sake of Keeping the
Series Unbroken.

There have certainly been witnesses
brought iortn aud prouf offered sHthcsens
70 substantia'e the Efficiency Of Drs
Copeland & Bell, in successfully treating
diseases, to inspire confidence in the
minds OF every citizen OF Wheeling ano
vicinity that they are able TO cope with
The most obstinate diseases and bring
them submissiyely under their control
With the evidence so profuse and g.
convincing, extending back over such .
long period OF time, there is only one
conclusion to arrive at, and that is,
that they are without parallel in medical
history.
There have appeared regularly in the
daily papers statements Of patients cured
Of diseases OF the most serious character
and Of long standing. These statements
have been made by persons well know
IN the community in which they live,
and have in every case been accom-
panied with their portrait, 80 that Their
could be NO question as to their genuine
ness. The following statement is moi
added as matter Of further proof, bu
simply to keep the series unbroken.
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nrhp Ypunre.t unIOn Ystsran."


10 ne Editor Of ne IRkNtgeNeT.
SrR:-I sec it claimed in your issue Of
Yesterday (27th) that Mr.. Reuben Wait,
Of Point Pleasant, Ohio, is the youngest
veteran Of the civil war; he being born
September, ls47, and IA years and III
DAYS old when no enlisted.
James L. Wilson, q son OF the late
Capt Daniel Wilson, Company B, Sec
ond West Virginia Infantry, was born IN
December, 1915, and was mustered in %
a drummer Of Company K OF said regt
ment when lees than IA years old. he
seryed over three years, being mustered
outin December, 1896. when just II year,
oI age. He entered West Point In June,
1870, and graduated June, 1874, No. 8 In
a class of iorty.ons. He is now First
Lieutenant Of Artillery, and is stationed
at jackson Barracks, New Orleans. He
Is now little over AZ years OF age, and
has been in the military seryiCe Of the
country over % years.
With respect 10 Reuben Waits re-en'
listing in 1854 10 the Second West Wiz
ginia Infantry, remark that there wat
no such regiment at that time, the Sec
ond Infantry having been changed int"
Filth Cavalry, and was commanded by
me. Yours, &c,
Buctaannon, ". Va Jan %, 1891.
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The following Is # IN MIR. CNmphell's OwD
pen: ~ have studied the matter over and con
LACED for the benefit OF those who suffer IRON
that terrible dISeAke, ca arh, to make II known
publicly what DIS. Copeland & Bell have done
or me.
had headache, earaChG aud sharp ShoOllnI
pains 10 my oh st. Ibecame nervous end c9ulG
moi IlSen at right. and oitIimesI ad TO sit ny
Inc whole night. Ny head aid nose and throat
aud lungs b. clme so Affected d stopped up
that could scarcely get my heath at all.
AFTER trying many physicians and Al"ieS'
every patent medicine that was recommended,
With little or no benefit derived, read IN TIT
daily paperS about the wonderful cures wrought
by Dr Copeland & oelI, aud the success the!
were having with Others.
81 Concluded 10 consult them | did so, aud
now have been uRde' their teatment about
two months, and from the very hEst began 70
Improve. / feel a well as ever did IN my lie,
and will Just say here that all who suffer as
did will do well 10 call on the doctors.
"ALExANDER CANFDGIL."
The gentleman Whose statements here given
with b 0 signature attached. Is dairymau liz
ing In sand H III District, aud is well known on
account OF the superior quality Of milk ut
furnishes 10 his customers. He VIII cheerIully
confirm the statement given BY his own hand
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AN ECZsMA On A BOY,
sufferings Intense. Head nearly Raw.
Body Covered with Sores. Cured
by oaticura Remedies.

bouRht a bottle OF CunCURA REsOLvEST, one
box CUTicURA sALvE and one cake OF CuricphA
ar, for my sou, aged thirteen years VINO "a
been afflicted with eczema tor lons ume, h atNI
am nienSed 10 sAy that believe the remedies
have cured him His BuGcrlngs were intense,
his head being nearly raw, his ears being goLe
except the Hristle, and bis body was covered
with sores. HIS condition was irl8huul % pg s'
SKIN "a healthy, eyes bright, cheerful In fb
. SItIou aud ID wording every day., Ny neigh;
DO are witnesses 10 this remarkable cure, arc
the d Jubting ones nre requested 10 call or wriIs
t+S' " WM. s. STEPHENSON
Winchester P. o., Union Co., NC.
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Cold and moisture combined have torpor.
lElnE eject upon tho bodily orSAnS, aud the
lisestive and secrCtIvc processes arc apt to DO
more tGrdlly performed in winter than in the
TALL. The same IS true, also, Of the excrUtory
functions. The bowels arc often sluggish, and
the pores OF the skin throw OF but little waste
matter Al this season. The system, therefore,
requires opening up q little, and also purifying
thorough tonic and AltciatVe that can 20 used
Tor these purposes Il HOstettCr's Stomach Bit.
ters Persons who wish 70 escape the rheumatic
tWingts the dyEpeptic agonies, the painful dis
SuFhSn~cS " he buWtl6. the biliOuS attacks,
and the nervous VlsitRtlons 50 common NJ this
une Il inc year will DO well 70 FelHioFce their
syStems With this renowned vegetable GtOmAchlc
and inylToFant Il Improves the appetite,
strengthens tho BtO mach, cheers the splits, and
FenoTates the whole phySlQu0.
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Correspondipgly low rates from othel
stations.
4 55 a. m. and 6 20 p. N. trains from
Wheeling.
For tickets aud ParlOr or Sleeping
ar accommodations call upon or nd.
ress Agents Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad.
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soMg bankers in Hungary were de-
tec,ed in embrzziement and killed them
8 Ives. II this custom Of Kidding q
country Of embezzlers should be adopt
ed in the United States, the railroads
would experience a falling of in their
Canadisn passenger traffic.
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Our exports last year exceeded our
Imports SS5,OOO,OOO. The wicked Re-
publican tariff has not shut US out Of
"the markets of tho world" has III The
first four months Of the operation of the
Mckinley bill show very large excess
Of exports, and We are keeping up the
gait in way that bids fair to make this
years balance in our favor the greatest
for many years.
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When the street.cleaner gets to clean
ing his art reveals the real beauty OF the
brick. paved streets Of Wheeling. 1t is q
pleasure to see once more SO much oil
them az has bs en- revealed by excavation
It is also reasaurring. Until this hap
pencd nobody could know that the paw
ing was there. What a blessing and q
beauty it would be II the paved ways
were kept always in sight! LetsFetorm
and try it.
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CoSonrss is down to business at last,
aad 1t now looks as If no extra session
will be necessary. This affords great re-
l,et to a suffering public, which has had
enough OF Congress the past year and is
willing to take rest.
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Buctaannm. ". Va, Jan %, 1891.
Beware Of ointms nts for oatarrh that Con-
tam Mercury,


tam Mercury,
as mercury will surely destroy the sense
Of smell and completely derange thu
whole system when entering It through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on prescrip'
tons from reputable physicians, as the
damage they will do Is ten fold TO the
good you can possibly derive from them.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
F, ]. Cheney & Co.,, Toledo, o contains
no mercury, and is Internationally, and
acts directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. In buying Halls
Catarrh Cure be sure you gel tue gen,
uine. 1t Is taken internally, and made
10 Toledo, Ohio, by F. ]. Cheney & Co
BDrsold by druggists, price Zoe per
bottle.
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Locse's Red Glover Pills cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con
stipation. 25c per box, 8 boxes for 81
For sale by Logan Drug Company. D4W
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The President has reason to mourn
the loss Of the Secretary Of the Treasury.
He and the country viii BIS fortunate to
fnd worthy successor to William Win
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Now that We have an international
Press Club, what are we going to do
with it?
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r ,IsT OF LETTERS
new PUBLICATIONS
At The Old City Book Store. {.

GEAR oAsCABEt, BY Jules Verne, 8 vo.,
cloth illustrated. $40.
A MATTER or MILLIONS. by Anna KAth
crime GrecL., IL mo-, cloth. Illustrated. 81 30.
PATIEA9S, By ARaa B. Warner, u mo-,
SELECT NOTES on INTERNATIONAL BUN.
DAY SCHOOL LE5s0NS 1891, by +. N. and II.
A. Peloubut vo,, cloth, 81 Is.
BIBLE STUDIES FOG 1871, by Geo. F. Pente
cost, IL mo TAPER, Coo.
BALzAE s nkoLJ STORIES, new edition, 70
no., paper, BIC.
HEk hUsBSND's FRIEND. by Albert Ross,
CONVERSIONS OF A Nun, by Sister Agatha,
10 no., paper. Soc.
NEWS BOOKS DAILY.
Stanton & Davenport,
iAgl 1871 Market street.
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PUBLIC SALE.
SALE F!
Wheeling Female College Property,

VIII be offered at public ale on
THuRsDAY, the lsth day Of FEBRUARY, 1901,
at 10 O'Clock a m, a. the north front door Of The
Court House Of Ohio mnty, the real estate o.
the heel ng Female Collele, COnSl6tu go 10y
number 25I, 263 25t bnd 20, on EOn street, ava
lots numher 267. 26s and 2G9 on Jacob Llee.,
with frontage Of about 80 feet on Eol sifeyl
and about lb0teet gu Jacob street, Win the lbF!e
four story brick hnildlnR erected thereon. ssiI
building was specially cree cd and Is wen
adapted Tor q school and boarding hall, conta,b'
ing about sixty rooms divided Into P@'!9F',
dining room, school hall rcCIIa Ion rooms ard
about totty lodging rooms, all sell and eOn!o't
ably arranged.
TERRs Op sALE--One fourth In cash and As
much more as the purchaser ina elect and lhe
remainder In one, two aud three year, the pH,.
chaser giving notes for the deferred payments
With interest payRbio Semi.AnnDAlly, to b. e
cured BY deed OF trust on the property WA
reasonable insurance sgGinst IRE. Any ~,
dltiOnAl information may be obtained OIL AZ! VI
CD HUBBARD,
r. q. DALZELL,
lA22 J,E HUGHES
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Stubborn Skin Disease.
fused the lur,cu8A REMEDIES for about four
months for tho treatment Of ye'y Stubborn
case Of Min disease. something like eczema.
Will state I tried great many other advertised
remedies aud had been treated BY. local phys
jcianS, aud all TO no purpose Tho CuTlcUh4
REMEDIES did the work, aud my body when ]
L. b. Nc CLFLEN,
Piedmont, Ala,
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IF you 1eel weak
and all worn out take
BROWN IRON BITTERs