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All these materials como in the shape
OF fine powder, and are stored IN great
room III the basement of the Bureau OF
Engraving. At one end there is a large
box, the lifted top OF which discloses
tons OF an intensely black substance. A
pinch oil it feels and looks like so much
powdered charcoal. This is the soft"
black, and, Tor the purposes OF the
printer, it is mixed with "hard" black,
many barrels OF which stand close by.
With the mixture oil these two is put n
certain proportion OF Pruasian blue, to
give brightness, and all these are stirred
together in big sheet-iron receptacle
by II machine. This preparation, in
the slang OF the Bureau, is called illegal
tender" because with it the faces OF all
the aotes.. and certificates are made.
The green for the backs is close by in
casks, each OF them filed to the brim
with beautiful emerald powder.
National banknotes, OF course, have
brown backs, and the tint for them is
composed OF Venetian red, orange,
mineral, vermilion-thc very best
quality, from quicksilver ore-and some
hard black. For the golden figures
which adorn the faces OF these same
certificates, chrome yellow is mingled
with vermilion and white lead. Tho
tint for the backs is produced with q
different mixture OF the same ingredi.
ents. There is one big box OF "seal
RED" preparation OF carmine, carminc
lake and vermilion-with which the
Bureau used 70 print tho seals upon
paper money. Now, however, the seals
are always put on aiterward ct the
Treasury Building, with typographical
ink.
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The How OF 1t,

How poor, how rich, how abiect, how
august, how complicated. how wonder
inl, is man; and it might be added, how
more so' is woman. With her pecu-
liarly delicate and intense organization,
she is the supCrlatirs degree OF man. Even
in diseases she excels him, havin: many
that he has not. She has, however,
found out q grand remedial agent, Tor
the cure OF her diseases, in DR.. Pierce's
Farorite Prescription; "a medicine suit
cd to her nature, made for the express
cure OF those diseases which affect her.
tits especially effective in all weak
nesses incidental to motherhood, while
it is also Il potent restorative tonic for
the feeble and debilitatod generally.
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Our Relations with Chile.

The critics OF the Harrison admins
tration regret very much that through
our minister to chile and our naval
commanders in Chilean waters this
government has pursued a policy that
could have no other result than to
anger the proud citizens OF the southern
republic and pave the way for insults
and outrages.
The navy departments instructions OF
March &c to Admiral Brown were full,
explicit and on the line OF strict neu-
trality rs between the Chilean govern
ment OF that time and the insurgcnt
Congressionalists, marking out eau
tiously 8 line OF conduct in case inter
ference to protect American interests
should become necessary. These orders
have been published and there can be
no question as 20 their plain meaning.
Admiral Brown has been charged
with stirring up The Congressionalists
to intense hostility against tho United
States by acting :tc spy'a: Quinteros
and giving warning 10 .Balmaccda. Ii
he had done this he would have been
dismissed in disgrace as soon :,a the
proof could have been laid before the
navy department. The story was alto
gether improbable.
In = letter to Minister Egan Admiral
Brown takes notice OF this accusation
and brands it rs falsehood, detailing
his movements before going to GUM
teros Bay, while there and after his re-
turn to Valparaiso. Admiral Brown
did nothing in violation. OF his orders
and nothing inconsistent with strictly
neutral course. Since the truth was
known il'Valparaiso, it cannot be that
Admira! Browns conduct in Quinteros
Bay drove the CcnSrcssionalists to mad
ness and induced them to kill and
wound our unarmed sailors.
Since the shooting OF our sailors our
government has shown all the consd-
Grafton, patience and forbearancc con-
sistont with its dignity. AS soon as the
news reached Washington Captain
Schley, OF the Baltimore, was ordered 10
make immediate and thorough inquiry
into the origin and incidents OF the affair
and to report to Washington and Min
lister Esan.
On receipt Of Captain schlcy's report
OF his investigation Minister Esan was
directed to bring the case to the attcn.
ton OF the Chilean government and to
ask an explanation. The dispatch to
Minister Egan added: "If the facts are
rs reported by Captain Schley this
government cannot doubt that the
government OF Chile will offer proper
and full reparation." There was no
buster in this, although home and
foreign critics, particularly British,
have discovered in it desire to press
hard upon small power weakened by
recent civil strife.
Our grievance could not have been
more respectfully submitted ii wo had
been dealing with all the powers OF
Europe united. Our government could
not more patiently await the answer.
Tho President and his advisers will
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Ole :GntelIiqrnee1..
WHEELING, NOVEMBER 4, 1891,
a National Republican Victory,


Circumstances made the campaign in
Ohio national contest. The Demo-
Gratis chose that state to try the strength
OF ircc trade and an eighty-cent dollar.
The personality OF the Republican
nominee drew the heaviest fire OF the
Democratic party of the country.
They threw into Ohio the best stump,
crs they could command. If it had been
campaign for tho Presidency they
could have masaed no greater fighting
force at one point. They were deter.
mined 20 overthrow protection in the
person OF the man who is identified
with the nearest approach to perfect
measure OF protection tho country has
seen.
The Democratic campaign has failed,
Mckinley !s elected and protection
triumphs magnilicently. As it was a
national campaign it is national VIC
tory.
Before the ballots were cast Demo-
Gratis insisted that the result would de-
termine the course OF the campaign nj
1892. Having SO placed themselves on
the record they cannot in this hour oil
their defeat and modification say ats
OF no consequence"
1t is of crushing consequence to the
party OF free trade and clipped dollar.
Anything that party may have picked
up yesterday on local issues weighs as
nothing in the scales.
Ohio, Protection and Hundred.
Cent Dollar, is good Republican bat
tie cry for 1892.
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4 TERRIBLE CRIME
Revealed by tho Finding Of the Body of n

Revealed by tho Finding OF the Body of n
Woman.
SpRISGEIELD, Mass, Nov. 3.-The little
village OF Plaintield was thrown into
great excitement this morning by the
finding OF the body OF n woman buried
six feet in the cellar under her own
home. The body had apparently been
in the ground for several weeks. The
skull was crushed, one arm cut and
there was every appearance OF Il horri-
bic crime having been committed. 1t
was the body OF Mrs. Nellie Kenyon
Holmes. William B. Holmes, the Sec
ond husband OF the victim, has been ar
rested, and is now in the lookup ut
Holyoke. lie denies having had any
thing TO do with the crime.
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Our esteemed contemporary Italia
goes wrong pcrversey. Ii it has read
the accounts OF both affairs it is aware
that there is no analogy between the
Malta slaughter in New Orleans and
the shooting OF our sailors in Valparaiso.
AS for all Europe banding against the
United States, that may come TO pass
when oil and water mix and when the
lamb shallhave lincdh gentle stomach
with steaks OF the roaring lion.
When We shoot down Italian sailors
in the streets OF ono OF our ports, and
shoot them down to offer an indignity
to tho country whose uniform they
wear that case will be like the valpa-
raise case.
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JASPER, Tenn, Nov. 3.-Mrs. Davis,
wife OF one OF the convict guards at In.
man, where is located one OF the largest
convict camps in the state, committed
suicide yesterday. She blew her brains
out with shotgun. She lett a note to
her husband saying that she had rather
be dead than living with him. There is
some mystery about the matter and it is
believed tho inhumanity OF convict
labor bore heavily on her mind.
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Caused by Impure Water.

PORTLAND, Me-, Nov. 3.-There is an
epidemic OF typhoid fever in this city
and vicinity. Many cases are reported
throughout the city, and in section OF
Deering, just outside the city, eighteen
cases. Cases are also reported from
SeDago Lake, whence Portland derives
her water supply and 1t is thought that
the trouble is due to impurities in the
water.
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POM TOWNSEND, WASH, Nov. 3.-The
body OF Col. William Hakes, a we'll
known contractor, was found floating in
the bay yesterday afternoon. 1t is not
known whether he was murdered or ac-
cidcntally iell in. Colonel Hakes was
one OF the 500 who voted for Grant ut
the Chicago convention in 1880.
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Macon, Ga, Nov. 3.-Three large
stores in what is known as triangular
block burned last night. Loss $4,000;
covered by insurance. Doody & Co.,
dry goods, arc the heaviest losers, hay.
ing $35, 600 stock with $4,000 insurance.
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The Dry Colors AMI Oils lilo Uses In Making
Paper Money and stamp.
Litter IN Boston Transcript.
A million pounds OF ink are required
every year to print Uncle SANS paper
money and revenue stamps. 1t is all
manufactured on the promises OF the
Bureau OF Engraving, thoTreasury De.
partmcnt buying tho materials in the
shape OF "dry colors' and linsecd oil.
For the grcenbacks $4,000 pounds OF
the finest chrome green are needed an.
nually. OF other supplies OF this sort
the quantities consumed are:
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Tho Chllcan.licys,

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 3.-Therc
was no Chilean news ut the depart.
ments to-day. Senior Don Pedro Alontt
has gone to New Orleans TO meet his
wife and some members OF the Chilean
Legation who are expected TO arrive TO-
morrow on the steamer from Colon,
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DUBLIN, Nov. 3.-United Ireland prints
letter from the late Mr.. Parnelrs
mother, appealing to lrishmen to vote
for Parnellite candidates, and adding
that their great rallying cry must be:
Remember Parncll and his murder
ersn
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MARLBORO, Mass, Nov. S.-The Old
Colony railroad coal sheds in which
stored grain, straw, wood and coal
owned by local dealers has been burned
bya spark from locomotive. Loss,
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1!ls AND ll2l MAIN ST. no;
FOR s A LII

5000 to loan on city real estate.
Five 3.roomed houses, South Jacob street.
81 coo each
SIX lots on South Wood street, Eighth Ward,
cheap.
six.roomed new house, Chapline street, Sixth
Ward. cheap.
$1,000 will buy house Of five rooms on Jacob
street, Centre Wheeling.
Lots in S. S. Bloch's addition on South Penn
and Elm Streets. Island.
Lot on South Front street, Island sl,2o0.
Lot on McColloch street, East Wheeling; desIr.
able location.
One OF the best manufacturing sites In tho
city fronting on two railroads.
Good business corner In Centre Wheeling.
House Of six rooms, 2cj5 Wood street. IN good
condition. 1,2Ol
House OF seven rooms, 233l EoT street, $500
House OF four rooms al corner OF Eighteenth
street and Alley G. Sl00l.
Lots on North Erie and South Penn streets,
Island. $50 TO 500 each
Full lot on Jacob street, with q five roomed
brick house in the rear ZOO.
Hnlflot on North Main street. 50 BY 132 fec.
s. 800
IIslllot on EoT street. south OF Twenty.eiyh.h
street, $1,000.
Lots in A. H. Pa.tcrsons addition to Elm
Grove ut low figures.
Choice lots In Glendale.
House OF five rooms In good condition, 23ll
Jncob street, ground 35Sl0O feet, $500
Large lot ut Edg!ngton Lane.
Lots in Fifth ward in Filan { .whYte's
addition.
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NEwnuRG. n. Y, Nov. 3.-Crabtree L
Patchen's WOODEN mill at Montgomery
burned to-day. Loss, $4,000 to $780,
coo; partially insured. One hundred
and fifty hands thrown out OF work.
The fire caught from the boiler.
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SAN FRASclsco, CAL, Nov. 3.-Palo
Alto lowered his record half n second
to-day, trotting a mile in 2:09l, coming
within half OF second OF tho worlds
stallion record by Allerton.
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MENroNE, Nov. S.-Rev. Mr. Sturgeon
is making satisfactory progress toward
recovery. He drives and walks daily.
aud has good appetite.
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Was saved BY Hoods sarsaparilla,"
says Mr.. B. B. Jones, OF Alma, Maine.
"She had seven running sores in differ
ent places on her body, but on giving
her Hoods Sarsaparilla there was mark
ed improvement and now she is well,
strong and healthy"
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WllES Republicans get through feel
ing good over Ohio theywill look around
to see what went on in other states yes.
tcrday.
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LONDON, Nov. 3.-The steamer Fur
nessia, from New York ior Glasgow,
has arrived at Neville.
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fnaily, cNceT: Sunday. SDaily
No; a Will s,a:t from Martins Ferry only, on
Sundays -
The comrnry reserves the right to yary from
the aboys 'inN table at pleasure
oc2l N. w. eAYHS. General Manager.
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HERE'S looking to YOU Major McKin-
ley, and more power TO you.
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TnE clark continent otherwise
known as "below Harlem river is a
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great breeding ground for Democrats.
Do they all feed Mt the Hoffman House
.bar2
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"NicKlSLEY prices" ran and were
slorifed in Ohio this year. The pco-
pie had their eyes open.
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Children under 6years OF age will be carried
free when accompanied by adults. Between
years and l2 years half fare. Communication
tickets except individual monthly tickets, are
good for bearer or amy party no. exceeding ten
In number. Individual monthly tickets will be
good only for the individual 10 whom issued
and for the month in which Issued. Arrange
mcnis for special trains will be made on applI-
cation 10 Mr.. james L. TaussiS at Union Passen.
ger Station. i. W. EiYliS, General Manager
------ nr3l :
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UNCLE sAM,s PAINTS.

The campbells are going, hcigh.o,
heigh-o.
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Hoods Pills cure Constipation by re-
storing the pcristaltic action Of the
alimentary canal. They are the best
family cathartic, 9
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TVANGEL1STIC SERVICES AT
AZ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH every evening
this week. Mr.. OlGfFa Will preach An a.p
Invited. Services at 7:aJ. no.
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r 0ST-SATURDAY EVENING BE-
IL tween f27 Main street md McLurc House.
a plush bag containing feather fan aud other
ihingS Reward paid when returned 10 the
Mcclure House. mon
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NESBlTT G. DEVINE,
1899 Market Street, ocn0
Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Co.

"
OFFICE OF GENERAL MANAGER.
PSS@e en- ser Tariff
On and after November l, 1891. the rates Of
fare will be as follows:
FOOT BRIDGE.
Single tip INCLUDING returr). ..-........... SC
Twenty-Five trip tckct..-.................. Soc
Sixty. eight trip 90
n. B.-Thc single ono way cash inres are here
by abolished.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
Single trip between Wheeling end Mar
tins Ferry...... ::....:..........;......... l5c
Round "trip between Wheeling and MGy-
Single trip between Wheeling and Mar
tins Ferry half fare. Ice
Round trip between Wheeling and Mar
tins Ferry, half fare....................... l5c
COMM TICKETS.
Fifty ride tickets unlimited. rs 4 so
Twenty-Five ride tickets, unlimlted......... . 30
Twelve ride tickets, unlimited. IS
Individual monthly tickets, IL rides liniCd 4 -
Individual monthly tickets, IS rides, lim'ed %
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ThoDry Colors nni Oils Iin Uses In Maxim
Paper Money and stnmps,
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Tho lNTELLldEScER, embracing It's several
Sdiiions is entered in the PoStoiice at Wheeling,
w Va. n second, clnSs matter
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Winter Excursions,

"The Barlington," with its luxurious &C
commodations, and lis unrivaled service has
now on sale Excursion Tickets at greatly re-
duced rates, to all principal points as below:
To all leading cities of Canada and Portland
and Bangor Me-, at low rate, good for sixty
days from date of sale.
TO principal pleasure and health resorts Of
Florida, North and South Carolina, Georgia,
Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana,
Texas, Mexico and California, and to Hot
Springs, Ark, Eureka Springs, Ark, and Las
Vegas Hot Springs New Mexico.
Tickets TO these points will be good for from
three to six month from date of sale, will
liberal stop over privileges in most cases.
For Tickets, Rates, Sleeping Car accommo-
dations, and further information, call on tie
nearest Ticket Agent of "The Burlington
or connecting lines, or address w. j. c. Ken.
yon, Gen'l Pass. Agent, st. Paul, MINI.
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BRSARDLANN,

The entertainment to have been given by
schools No. and g. Feb GOTH, was postpon-
ed till Monday evening, Feb. %, when the
program was we'll rendered 10 we'll filled
house. Tie proceeds were $525, which goes
toward purchasing material for the school
houses.
Mr.. Will Courtney departed Tuesday, 10
attend the Normal school, at Mayville.
A series OF revival meetings begin at the
school-house Thursday evening, the 26th inst.
The services to be conducted by Rev. Sanders;
Of jamestown, and Rev. WAisuapd.
Mr.. Clarence Long, of Pickert has been
visiting friends in this vicinity the past week.
The debate on ''Woman Suffrage" was
postponed till next week, on account of the
iGclemency Of the weather. A large aulance
is expected. DON'T :ai! to eolEa:
Feb. 26th, 1891. sPEAcH."
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leIYEHSIDE.

Quite number of the boys and ,me Of girli
in our neisl'barhcpd rcpcieed number ol
dandy valenllnes.
This is fine wiuter for those who have tc
haul water a long distance.
Qate large crowd gathered al the home
OF N.Y. i!o7rge aanders of Riverside, Feb, Is,
and al & o'clock il the evening, the house was
filled with Griggs and Steele county yusters
and some fine old war songs were sung by
Messrs. Geo. Sanders, D. Suentcn, A. Park, W.
G. Sanders aud others.
Porter AimbalI and !. 6. gown nave re-
ththad troM their trip 10 the Red River country
and they recommend it highly and may decide
to locate there. T.S.
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Perhaps you are run down, can't cat, cau't
sleep, can't think, can't do any thing to your
satisfaction, and you wonder what ails you.
You shoal heed the warning, you are taking
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tion. Surprising results follow the use Of this
great Nerve Tonic and Alternative. Your appe-
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Liver and Kidneys resume healthy action. Try
bottc. Price SOC. at Wamberg& L. Jacobson's
Drug Store
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AT the Congregational church next

AT the Congregational church next Sun
day morning, after tic sermon, the Lords
Supper will be administered. The evening
address will have for its subject, ''The First
Adam" The general instructions issued to
the missionary pastor Of this church declare
his duty to be 'to unfold and enforce the
great doctrines Of the Cross" that f'sin in every
form, and especially in forms which prevail
around You, may be exposed, rebukcd, and hy
iGe blessing of uod, abandoned" I'm this
basIsof Orr personal duty we always cordially
welcome friends and strangers to our public
services and prayer meetings, "wilhopt per-
fcrring one before another, doing nothing by
PARTIALLY"
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Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield, ILL.,, makes
the statement that she caught cold, which
settled on her lungs: she was treated for a
month by her family physician, but grew worse
He told her she was hopeless victom OF con-
sumption and that no medicine could cure her.
Her druggist suggested Dr.. Kings New Dis
covery for consumption; she bought bottle
and 10 her delight found herself benefited from
first dose. She continued lis use and after
taking ten bottles, found herself sound and
well, now does her own housework and is rs
we'll as she ever was.-Free trial bottles of
this Great Discovery at Wamberg & Jacobson's 3
Drug Store, large bottles SOC. aud $l.Q0.
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Genera, .,her,,,an's Funeral ,l,ustrat-

ThIa weeks Issue OF Frank Lcsle's Illustrat-
oil Newspaper might we'll be called the
General Sherman Dumber. The magnificent
funeral pageant in New York is pictured, and
the work is beautifully executed, the portraits
of notaLles being easily distinguished. The
G2rma. ciitor Of Frank Lealie's also contains
these picturcs and is The only German
illustrated paper OF this character printed /,
the Unite! gt'les. E?e'y o!d soldier viii wah
to preserve this number Of Lesi.'s: Mr.. Peff
cr, elt ctcd as Senator from Kansas in place o.
Ingals, tells in Frank Les'le's Newspaper
"What HE Farmers Alliance Wants." w
might add that il is not The whole earth. Ge
copy of your newsdea!er.
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Parties wishing to move to another count

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Agents in every state in the Uni II. List Of
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