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THREE ANECDOTES.

George Eliot. Florence Nightingale,
Mrs. and Miss Fawcctt were mentioned
by Sir Henry Parkcs in moving his fc.
male suffrage resolution in New South
Wales recently, as fine specimens OF in
tellectual women. Whcreupon q men,
Der inquiringly named Mrs. Annie
Besant. Certainly" replied the veter-
an premier, 81 include Mrs. Besant."
"And Sarah Bernhardt?" queried Z ma
llcious Oppositionist. That was too
much for the house, and there was q
general roar OF laughter. Sir Henry
smiled. too, but shook his head.
Rubinstcin, who is in Dresden seek
ing the necessary quiet in which to
complete the new o%ratorio, was induced
to touch 4 piano for a few minutes ut q
musicale in that city. A young gentle
man, either English or American, said
to him with a patronizing smile: "Well.
you play very we'll" With the gravest
manner. and not the slightest tinge OF
sarcasm, Rubinstein bowed low and re.
piled: II thank you very much for
your encouragement"
Gen. Sherman and the late William
r. Travers, the suffering New York
broker, was classmates at West Point
military academy, although Mr.. Travcrs
did not graduate because OF the impcdi.
ment in his speech. He couldn't give
the order to fire. The way no put it
was: Ready! Aim! Eff! Shootv
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Tho
Tish Il,orti,

A'tSh " VINs ... ....
Whether tho statement in regard to
British money being used TO carry Ohio
be truo or not, it is certain that the
news Of Major McKinlcy's defeat would
be welcome to John Bull, who would
feel encouraged thereby to hope that
the time was not far distant when he
would again havc the chance Of COM
peting with Uncle Sam in American
markets. All accounts agree in assert
ing that British manufacturers are 4
unit in believing that the first step
towards bringing this about will be the
defeat OF Major Mckinley. 1t is for
this reason they take so much interest
in the fight going on in Ohio. We be-
lievc they are justified in hoping great
things from the defeat OF Major Nc
Kinlcy. It would mean tho loss Of II
State whose electoral vote next year
will be OF the utmost Importance to
the cause OF protection. .
Election day is the one day Of the year
on which n protectionist has 4 chance
OF helping on the policy OF protection in
4 practical way. To omit the oppor-
tunity OF so doing would be little less
than u crime for one who believes that
the welfare OF the republic is bound up
in success OF the principles Major Ne
kinley so ably espouscs. We hope,
then, that our readers in Ohio will leave
nothing undonc to swell n vote that
everywhere will be regarded rs an in
dication of the strength Of tho two
policies that arc struggling for mastery
in AmcricalIe
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a CLEVER SWINDLEl,.
lilo Does n Good business In S.onewalI
jackson Relics.

- e'bA ksuNitt1b Ah
Jackson Relies.
New ioRK, Oct. l0.-Stoncwall jack.
son autographs and Bibles and other
relies OF the Confederate general arc
just now Il drug on tho market. A man
who calls himself Thomas Chancellor,
OF Charlottesville, Va, has sold in the
last week in New York and philadcl.
phia about Il dozen Stonewall jackson
Bibles. The book dealers paid about 81
apiece for them, md will sell them for
less. "Mr. Chancellor" said to the
dealers that he was very poor, and was
finally forced to soil Jackson's Bibles,
which he had kept sacrcdly since 1868.
llo would sell 1t for 81 and tho dealer
could easily sell 1t for S25 or $50.
The dealers say he is the clevercst
swindlor they have ever met in the
book business. lilo Is stout, about
medium height, with q ilorid face and
sandy moustache. Mr.. Bowden bought
n Jackson autograph for 81 and sold it
to n Chicago collector for So. Mr..
Dowden soon heard that, Mr.. llembrcc
had Jackson's Bible, and he offered $50
for 1t. Then it came out that n number
OF dealers had purchased Jackson Bibles.
md it occurred to them that they hud
been swindled.
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building in tho world. 1t Is said that
tho Queen of Italy has subscribed u
large sun towards its erection.
An old Marshall county (Kan.) far
mer has kept n strict account OF every.
thing he has sold for tho past twenty
years, and finds during that time tho
price OF wheat averaged 74i cents, corr
"A cents, htgs 4! cents und butter Isl
cents.
A farmer in Murray county, Ga,
sixty.Gve years old boasts that himself
and several members OF his family have
never o anything but homemade
clothing. The wool was raised, woven,
dyed and made up at home.
A New York thief, after stealing tho
lamps from in front OF u synagogue,
came back next day and fooled tho
~ianitor into helping him carry oil the
posts.
A resident OF Chcstcrvil.c, Me-, Is tho
owner OF n pair Of steelyards that has
been used to weigh tho first born child
OF six generations Of his family.
a family OF six brothcra and sisters,
living near Richmond, Va, have u COM
bincd weight OF 1,GSl pounds, or q triilc
ovcr $50 pounds apiece.
Some immigrants carry tin trunks. 1t
is easy to imagine what happens to n
tin trunk when an ordinary trunk falls
on II
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TO MAKE YOU SMILE.

IT,. Ic
Jan Mcaililler' c9w4oy rom
o'iaveras cal'yoh; visited New YORK
n.y. 'oHS SINCE. ana among other places
.nat Ne VISITED was III oyster saloon.
uVys'ers Z asked tho colorcd men'al.
LES, ie!cil EN- on; "llave en-
sSa'iopcu no; Ietcli ON on win
NY HA on, ana ~ soap en- myseIi,
nnu IN inc mean tlme III Just scalp TINS
ou..e!. -1eIas eVf''Gs.
Wife-"Faith, Dennis, that 10 too bad ;
ycz naSG oopsll yer G9,iGe' lot me get
ye] a'''.ller wan. husband (reproV-
itlS'yJ- low KIN !e4 inlpt me 80,
mn auy; M'en yez knEw " oostnGr gave
t s,rick Nrtisers tnat VI slloulu nc;
-SmiM, Gran (. cas- Wan,L1v
"Ts's ivy ~ w., .',',".y,
.1,d 10 : p'ay "uT, sulu n5lie tommy.
r ~ uo yHu pay ASKED i,!lle
LI"'e; ,oii, us easy enough: o
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6ttlEigettter
WHEELING, ocrorEr Il. 1891.
What to do With Professional Grim


Ex-Presidont Hayes, addressing the
National Prison Association, dwelt
strongly on tho treatment OF pro-
tessional criminals, who increase in
number and in danger to society. Men
who make n business OF crime, pick
pockets, burglars, thieves OF all sorts,
are well known to the police. They
appear in all great gatherings. The
larger the crowd in any locality the
better their opportunities to drive
their lawless trade.
Gen. Hayes referred to the arrest Of
forty professional thieves in Detroit
during the recent encampmcnt OF the
Grand Army OF the Republic. The sus-
poets were held until the cncampment
was over. '"rhcy were released with
out prosccution-but OF course no suits
for false Imprisonment were brought
against the officers who detained them"
1t will be SO at the next cncampment.
1t will be SO wherever there is anything
going on to attract i crowd.
The same thing is seen in every city
and considerable town when the thieves
have 4 chance. The police have the
professional on their list and can lay
their hands on them without difficulty.
Often they do as they did in Detroit
lock them up until tho occasion which
drew them has passed. But they are
letloose only to puss on to the next op-
portunity.
So that there is presented the strange
spectacle OF society permitting to be at
large men whom it well knows to be
engaged in crime rs 4 business, who
will as certainly pick the next pocket
they can reach as they will eat the next
timethcy are hungry ii they can get
anything to eat.
Gen. Hayes has given this subject
thought, and it is his deliberate convic-
ton that "thc professional criminal be-
longs in prison, where he should be
kept at work until cured OF his criminal
habits" Perhaps nc cannot be cured.
Then keep him shut up SO that he can-
not prey on honest people. Suppose
he seems to be cured and is not? Bring
him back to prison and try him again
under the ~elevating influence OF plenty
OF hard work.
There are enough professional crimi-
nails in this country to make and MAIN
tain good roads in every old settled
State, and it might be found that there
would be overflow enough to make an
impression on the new States and the
territories. There is something in the
idea and it can be worked out.
The solution of this phase OF the
problem is not 80 difficult as to keep tho
professionals from stealing SO long as
they arc at large.
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THE NOXIOUS WEED.

pit. ... .
Mark Twain consumes 800 cigars q
month, besides drawing much consola-
ton from his pipe" He docs?, Well,
it may be suspected that this is az vic.
lent an assault on truth as any no ever
committed himself. 1t implies that he
does nothing but smoke.
A trio OF celebrated K%cntuclians who
always found an especial solacc in corn
cob pipes were Blackburn, Knott and
Bucknor.
Jules Simon, the celebrated French
economist, detests tobacco, and SAYS
that he is an inyetcratc enemy OF alco-
hol.
There are considerably over ono hun.
drcd thousand acres devoted to tobacco
in Virginia.
Oscar Wilde has n weakness for white
kid gloves and Turkish cigarettes.
Secretary Proctor detcsts tobacco.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET,

Timothy Hopkins, OF Menlo Park.
California, has, in u grove OF giant oaks
II tivc-acrc patch Of yiolcts OF the rarcst
and most beautiful varietics-double
whites, double blues, sky blue, and II
variety which is blue with a faint dot OF
red on one of the petals. The yiolets
are planted i'll ROY two feet apart, and
under the cool shade and in the leaf
mold soil they attain perfection. For
six months 4 year the grower ships m
average OF fifty punches Of violets daily
TO San Francisco, and the returns are
not far from the same number OF dol
lars.
y, small boy in San Francisco ran in
front OF q moving street carto show how.
neal he could come to being crushed to
Tho spectators were Mortified.
A policeman seized the boy, placed him.
across his knee and gave him a sound
spanking. After the administration of
this punishment tho boy took to his
heels, bowling, and the ~bystanders an.
plauded.
Tho foolishAcss OF some women is IL
Illustrated by q Boston Recori writer,
who says: Last week l saw II middle
aged woman in deep mourning leading
u fat pug dog, also in dccpt mourning.
The ribbon by which she led him, was
black and tied in a huge bow on his
collar One may well doubt the sim
cerity OF u grief manifested in such n
way.
A hut for signal purposes is being
erected by the Alpine club on the peak
OF Mount Rosa, ut M attitude Of nearly
$1,000 ieet. 1t is the highest site Of any
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since Gov. Campbell Is disposed to seek
redress there through n liberal assort-
mcnt OF libel suits.
So far as tho Ohio public and Gov
crnor Campbell rarc concerned the
issue of vcraciiy is the only issue
worth trying in this connection. Ii
tho governor is telling tho truth, he
will Mt least not DO hurt by tho untruth-
ful and irrelevant accusation. II lo Is
not telling the, truth, he will lose the
support OF some Democrats who will not
vote to mako M %nntruthiul nan gov
crnor OF their State.
Thompson Burton, Of Youngstown,
described MS q leading Democrat, former.
ly proprietor OF the Cincinnati South
West, Is quoted in tho Commercial Gazette
us saying that the debt charges arc
true, as Gamble established by men OF
spotlcss reputation.
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PHOTOGRAPHY
: T. H. Higgins,
Photographer.
HOW

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-
tinue 10 be ignorant on the SUD
jet unless you take steps to
inform them. Some of us are
too apt to think that "eVery-
body knows u.s."
Now, that line Of thought lsa
mighty bad one for business
men. If they permit them
selves to be deceived by it, they
are pretty sure to "gct left
Seek publicity. Keep your
name and your stores location
constantly before the people,
Use the neWspapers--theFeS
nothing like it
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WIEN you need q good, safe laxative,
ask your druggist for 4 box OF Ayers
Pills, and you will find that they give
perfect satisfaction. For indigestion,
torpid liver, and sick headache there is
nothing superior. Leading physicians
recommend them. DIV
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WHEN Mr.. Mills reads his New York
Sun, us every good Democrat does, he
must wonder what he shall do to be
saved. The Sun rips the distinguished
Texan up the back and across on an ay-
crage OF once a day. The SIN does not
believe in begging foreigners to do our
manufacturing for us, and Mr.. Mills
does. Hence the wide and yawning diff
ference OF opinion. OF course the San
has been read out Of the Democratic
party, but it insists ON remaining in,
probably to remind the brethren that
there is hereafter.
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Commencing Sunday, May 81, and
every Sunday thereafter, the Baltimore
4 Ohio Railroad Company will sell cx-
cursion tickets to Pittsburgh and re.
turn at1Sl 50 and to Washington and
return at 81, good returning Sunday
only. rss
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AT Ti0in the Democratic county com
missioners would not allow Major Nc
kinlcy to speak in front OF the court
house for fear tho crowd would trample
down the grass. We're they not afraid
he would knock out some Campbell
votes? 1
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EX-SENATOR INGALLS, says that Chicago
and the West will have to mako the
Worlds Fair u : success and that thcy
will do it. Mr.. Ingall is mistaken for
once in his life. The whole country
will make the fair a success. Even New
York will turn in when she discovers
that the big show is go without her
and i'll spite OF the cold side she turns
to it.
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Wheels,

Never before was there q time when
80 little money would secure SO good a
bicycle as during the past week, and no
other place on earth but at the sales
room Of Edw. L. Rose & Co., 81 Twelfth
street. SEQ them. The sale goes on.
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Excursion 10 Pittsburgh win the Baltimore
l. Ohio Hailrund.

October 10Th to 18th, the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad company will sell excur-
sion tickets to Pittsburgh and return Mt
81 Go, good returning until October 18th,
on account OF the meeting OF the Grand
Lodge OF Pennsylvania, A. G. U. w.
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WHO would have thought that Glad
stone would outlive Parnell, and that
tho most powerful champion Of the
Irish cause would DO an Edglishman?
English votes will help Ireland to gain
her share OF British liberty.
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."#
TO the Editor ofMe Int~tuiga:cer.
SIR:--Please allow space in your paper
for q query:
AsOUl-To IMMORTAL SOUL BELIEVERS.
Good friend. will you tell nc true
What is the immortal soul in You?
What Is Its shape or what It's size?
Has 1t been seen by mortal eyes?
Docs 1t live by breath OF life?
Can II be wounded By q knife?
Is II largc or Is It small?
Is It short or Is 1t tall?
Does 1t weigh an ounce or pound?
Please tell me where this immortal eoul is
found?
Is 1t black or Is 1t white?
Is II heavy or Is 1t light?
Has It head or hands or feet,
This w0ndrous soul of which you spelk?
VIII you explain this wondrous thing
OF which,y 0 speak and rrny and sing?
Docs the Bible, book divine.
Tell us ali immortal sou. Is thine?
Ministers please answer in tho Wheel
ing lSTELLIGENCEE.
Yours, in love OF truth, Gag
&c. Cook.
Richwo0d, Nicholas county, ". "a, Oct. !.
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WHEELING turns out Il large quau-
tity OF sheet steel and ought to be one
OF the largest producers OF tin plate
in tho country. The ISrELLlGEScEn's
private opinion is that Wheeling will
give agood account ofiierself in the tin
plate line. This vii! meap SO much en-
ploymont ny 6jttcI aAytss ,St+aansicrrcd
from Wales to West Virginia, in which
West Virginians have more interest
than in Wales. Our merchants and
farmers will note the difference us soon
as the change takes place.
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Baltimore & Ohio.

Until further notice, the Baltimore &
Ohio Cincinnaticxpress, leaving Wheel
ing at 1880 p. M, will not leave Wheel
ing on Saturday nights until $50 Sun
day morning, arriving at Cincinnati at
II q. m,
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On above dates the Baltimore & Ohio
Company will sell excursion tickets
Wheeling to Pittsburgh and return Tor
s. 90 including one admission to the
Exposition, good two days, and when
sold on Saturday good to return OH Mon
day.
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TIE cclinins powers OF old age may
be wonderfully recupcratcd and sus-
tanned by the daily use Of Hoods Sarsa-
darilla. :
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Excursions to Pittsburgh, Exposition via Il.
So, Sept. "a, rs, and Oct. 1, S, 10 and
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TIE Sanitary Mars says at is not n
question OF how muctrscwagc is in the
water, but, is there is any sewage mat
ter allowed to get into it? "Any sew
age i'll the water" is enough to condemn
it. There is room to fear that an
epidemic Of fever will follow. If it
does not we would like to have the fact
to record it,"
This brings consolation to tho COM
munities which take thcir.l water
straight out6fso great u, sewcr~as the
Ohio river. There are persons who,
for the sake OF the taste Of Ohio river.
water, which they so much like, seri-
ously object to any effort to find another
and better source OF supply.
1t must be the taste OF the sewage,
not OF the water, that gives them Il
pleasant sensation. 1t way long since
remarked that there is no accounting
for taste.
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Eleven Months Of 1t.

Under the Mckinley tariff, which
was to play hob generally-in the minds
OF the free traders-wo are buying anu
selling moro than evcr before. The
record for tho eleven months OF the
Mckinley law show q N with
foreign nations out OF all proportion to
anything OF the kind the country has
known.
And the balance OF trade is on tho
right side. We are selling more than
We buy, as every protcctionist knew We
would. In tho face OF the record the
ircc traders will continue their dolciul
predictions, ignoring what is and doing
what they can to fasten attention OH
that which they insist is going to be.
The way TO cure the free traders is for
the people to ignore them in the voting
treat them as though they did not
exist and coldly allow them to enjoy the
benefits OF policy which they are doin &
their best to destroy. Burn EN- with
the ice of cold logic in solid chunks OF
iact. AS soon as they get used to it
they will enjoy the "most amusing
paradox"
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The Register, speaking OF tho long.
drawn out stone bridge, mentions tho
fact that the bridge is already nearly a
year owe duo, remarks truthiully that
"tho work is far from completion" and
concludes with the equally accurate
declaration that "the people are getting
very tired"
The lNTELLidESCEn was confident 1t
would come to this but hardly thought
the coming would be SO soon. The pco-
pie tired Of it! They will be a long
while getting over their stone bridge
WEAKNESS.
1t is Il modification to the flesh and
to the public pockelbook, but is it fair
to load tho blanc on the contractors ?
Hasn't the city been glad to give them
all tho delay they asked? And wasn't
it commonly known that II stone bridge
would be q long while a-building?
The men who would have q stone
bridge or 60 crazy aro responsible for
tho delay in getting q bridge built.
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The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago
& st. Louls Railway Company will sell
excursion tickets from Wheeling to
Pittsburgh at round trip rate OF 50 G5 on
October - to Is, good returning on
October II, on account OF. the meeting
Of the Grand Lodge OF Pennsylvania, a.
0. U. W. Mw5r
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IT eve fails, children cry for it.
"LauShlin's Worm syrup"
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Gov. Campbclrs Alleged Debts and
Threatened Libel Suits.
Ii candidate ior public Office owes a
million dollars in debts, provided they
be honest debts, that is no concern OF
the public's. Tho INrELLI1EScER great
Is desires tho defeat OF Gov. Campbell,
because i,a represents principles and
policies which to tho ISTELLtGESCEn's
Wow ought not to be endorsed.
Tho INTELLlGENcEE lives very near to
Ohio, may DO said to live in part in
that great State. and is therefore in 4
position to contribute something to tho
campaign against GOV. Campbell and
his party. 1t was not thought that his
financial obligations offered a fair or
profitable field OF political exploitation.
Whether q candidate for high office
docs or does not tell the truth or other
wise behave himself ~unscemly, is an
other and quite different matter. Gov.
Campbell promptly and fatty denied
tho debt allegation. The challenge is
rs promptly reiterated, with the prom
iso OF the proof In q court OF justice,
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HEALTH is WEALTH,

DR. i. c. NESTS NERVE AND Er,,S Yrs,r.
NENr, q guaranteed specific for I!ys,cria, Di.zl.
Ecss, Commissions. Fits, Nervous Neuralgia,
Headache, Nervous .p!ostratlon caused BY tho
use OF alcohol or tobacco. WakriulncSs. Mental
insanity nud leading 10 misery. decay ind death
Premature OLD Age. ltar.enneSs. Loss OF Towc:
IN either SEX. involuntary loSscs anil spero.nt.
OrrhTa cnused by over-exrrIlon Of the brain,
tclt abuse or lorcr.indUlgrnce. l.nch box con.
ta!,s one months treatment. 81 Wn box. or 81,
boxes for s. 90. sen: by mall prepaid on receipt
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANTED-A GIRL For GENEE-
w AL houscwo'k. Apply Ct 2Sij Chaplinc
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a.. O.. U. W. Excursion to Pittsburgh via
gB Pennsylvania Lines.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-27

NOITt-Outs
@run down." feeble women, need
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
1t builds them up. It's powerful,
restorative tonic, or strength-giver
free from alcohol and injurious
drugs. The entire system is re-
newed and invigorated. 1t i'm
proves digestion, enriches the blood,
dispels aches and pains, gives re-
freshing sleep, and restores flesh and
strength. As soothing nervine, it
allays and subdues hysteria, spasms,
and all the nervous symptoms COM
monty attendant upon functional
and organic disease. It's the only
ouaranteed medicine for women.
It does what is promised or it
asks nothing. 1t gives satisfaction,
in every case, or the money paid
for it is refunded.
That's the way its makers prove
their faith in it. Contains no alco-
hol to inebriate; no syrup or sugar
to derange digestion; legitimate
medicine not a beverage Purely
vegetable and perfectly harmless IN
sny condition of the system.