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pec,ed 10 become tho wealthiost com.
'munity In that country. '}isF

peCttu 10 become THO Weultnlest COm-
munity In that country. !. Z,
1t is encouraging to know that tho
number OF marriages in Bocton during
tho past year show IN excess OF over 800
over tho figures OF the preceding year.
An English social economist declares
that old agcis more important ele-
ment among the causes OF pauperism
than either thrittlcssncss or drink.
Tho university OF Chicago has coll
lection Of 1000 books, which makes a
library larger than Yale's and but little
smaller than Ilaryard's. R'. i8
The grip caused an adjournment OF
the supreme court In Salem, Mass, on
account OF the illness Of counsel and
jurors. lNA
Ono widow Of q revolutionary soldier
and seventeen survivors Of tho war OF
1872 draw pensions ut tho Detroit office.
A debt OF three cents, which shc has
owed for forty.thrcc years, has just been
paid by n woman in Philadelphia.
Tho population OF the word, accord
Ing to the recent calculations Of NJ. YER
nan, Is estimated at ], 400, 100000.
A line Of steamships Is about to enter
into contract to carry the mails be-
England and Canada in five days.
There arc reported to be 90, 600 Cana.
dians who aro drawing pensions from
tho United States government.
Under the new constitution in Missis-
sippi there will be but oneelection there
between now and 1896.
Chilean spies are reported to have
been caught making maps and plans OF
San Francisco harbor.
A mechanical letter.stnmpor worked
by electricity is being tested at the post
office in Washington. IS
The authorities in Chicago have do
cided that license cannot DO issued to
saloon on wheels. esa
Boston's new headquarters for the fire
department will cost 81 900 foot, and
will 90 up lG5 feet.
During the last year l02 persons wore
arrested in New York city for attempted
suicide.
Two blue gum trees in Australia meas.
ure respectively 495 and 45O feet in
height.
Our cnterprising American florists
sold Sl4,l75,S2S worth OF flowers last
year.
In Cleveland the public schools are
all giving tho scholars course in cook
ing.
In London therearc 900, 0OOforeigners,
among whom arc $4,000 Americans.
The sugar crop OF the Island OF Cuba
this year amounts to $4,000 tons.
There are $500 women in the United
States holding medical diplomas.
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MORNING SMILES.


1da--"Did YOU sec my fatllcr?" Wal
ter-"Yes, told him l had come to ask
Of him the greatest blessing young
man could ask-his daughters hand"
"And what did he say2" "He seemed
very much pleased; said he was afraid
at first / wanted to borrow some
money."-Comic.
Begear (standing in front OF an exhi-
billions OF paintings, to stranger about
TO enter with lighted cigarl-"1 say,
mister, there's no smoking allowed in
side yonder; but ii you'll give me two
pence don't mind keeping your cigar
a-burning till yo come out again.
DortbarLier.
Actress-"so you arc dissatisfied with
my acting?" Manager-"Ycs, you don't
die naturally enough. You must die as
il you really meant to accommodate
your husband, anc put him in good
humor. You must die so that he will
be observation-disclosures Siftings.
Insinuating Photographer (holding
photograph in hand)-"No, madame,
you have never been successfully posed;
none OIL THESE pictures 10 you Justice.
Plain Lady-"I do not want justice, sir;
l want mcrcy."-Smith, Gray & Coz
Monthly
1t is in mans nature to be dissatis-
fed. Ii it were physically possible you
would hear the young men talking Of
the good times when I was old.-Rdte
Fields Washington.
But then there are few things in life
less interesting than a man who is con-
sistent. He wastes too much time
looking up ,precedents.-KdLe Fields
Washington.
"Why don't you try tho bichloride
OF gold?" urged his friend. Il don't
believe in it" said the respondent inc
briate, "rm a silver man. Chicago
Tribune.
"Do you know, don't think much OF
Mawson 2" ..You don't have to. You
can size Mawson up in two seconds. y
Brooklyn Life.
Girls arc fond OF fine turn-outs, but
they do not show it when they 60 three
abreast upon sidewalk.-Altoa Tele-
1rdDk,
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HARD LUCK.
Boston Courier.
Sec the skater with his skatcs,

Boston Courier.
Sec the skater with his SKATES
Cleaning skates;
How anticipation now his plump and rudy
check Initiates! z i9a5Ti,#
How he hurrics. hurrics. hurres
As he secs the lake In sightl
While no fear his spirit worries iti o.
As vehcmently he skurries
On the piniOns OF delight:
Keeping time. time time,
To the skaters ringing chime lT3F
And the merry innovation that his ardent soul
elRtcs
From the skates, skates, skates, 2
Skates, skates. skatcsl g,i.iE
From the ringing and the singing OF the skates.
Sec the skater on his skates,
Tipsy skates:
How their movement devious that little boy
How they veto his delight
And cucumber him with fright fa
As he plyo,s on the ice where he Is thrown!
While upon the air there floats =.
From hundred iiendish threats
Not groan, ss.
But round OF ringing laughter
That he never more thereafter '
May condonc.
Then upon his hunkies rising.
While that laughtcrs lurld tone il,;.tti.'
AT his jerks and,lolts surprising
Ripples through the iriSid zone.
gf He essays the perpendicular, Stl
But ensucs Il Scoot obicular, "a r. ~ &
AS he swirls, 5is III 1872.
And he trips lurking SING on, ~
Then he ,whirls ~ rs. ~,
Like fellow with n jag on, ~.
Till q far resembling thump evcutuntes; 81
And the yclls s {iS-;;t 3
OF hilarity that follow III m 2
Echo through tho iarthest hollow, q
u And there swells ~ ~ &. y
s From the larynx OF the victim i.
GSi; " A vitupcrative dicum: :, n e \;
And the balance OF the day he imprccatcs, ~
His tongue with rocking, rasp!ng rancor bats,
The singing. staggering stigmat!ziug states
OF the ssates, skates, skatcs, skates, & h.
Skates, skates. skates. u, Z
The soaring, soaring. scoI. invoking skates l y
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Organize the Clubs.

There ought to be, and doubtless will
be, a good attendance at the State
League Of Republican Clubs at Parkers-
burg on the ed Of February. Every
club in tho state should be represented
by as many. delegates and members as
can possibly attend. Where local clubs
/ have become disorganized by reason Of
5thesuspension Of regular meetings since
Sthe close OF the last campaign, the N
3ss,T:E hi suggests that they be re-
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This Democratic House and Its Silver
Dodgius Policy. =

This Democratic House and Its Silver
Dodgins Policy. ~
s.. Louis Globe. Democrat
The statement OF Col. Springer with
regard to the course OF the Democratic
party on tho silver question may be
considered authoritative. He occupies
the position of leader OF the house, and
is certainly familiar with the views and
purposes OF those who have control OF
the party's interests. Personally, he
says, he would make it "a great interna.
tional question" and settle it upon
broad and definite lines. But in mat
tiers OF legislation, he hastcns to add,
experience has taught him that the OBJ
jcct most desirable can not always be
accomplished, and it often becomes
necessary to take what can be
attained at the time. In the
present case, he goes on to
declare, there is really nothing attain
able, because it is impossible for the
two branches OF Congress aud the Pres
ident to agree upon a silver bill OF any
kind. Therefore, he thinks'thc subject
should be practically ignored during
the present Congress. He holds, in
other words, that his party is exempted
from the duty OF asserting its opinions
and trying to carry them outby the
fact that it controls only ono house OF
Congress. The general theory is that a
party is compelled to do its best under
all circumstances, but Colonel Springer
has discovered that responsibility exists
only where there are ample facilities
Tor accomplishing final results. The
expedient Of pleading that Republican
majority in the senate relieves the
house Of the duty OF positive Legislation
upon difficult questions will not answer
the purpose. There are two sides to all
current issues and the Democrats will
have to take one or the other.
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The Detroit gentlemen who propose
the magnificent scheme to herald the
opening OF the Worlds Fair simultane-
ously in all the cities Of the country
propose something unique. If4found
to DO feasible it will be popular, and
ought to be aarried out.
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You've No Idea

How nicely Hoods Sarsaparilla hits the
needs of people who feel "all tired out"
or run down." from any cause. 1t
seems to oil up the whole mechanism
Of the body SO that all moves smoothly
and work becomes a positive delight.
Be sure to get Hoods.
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CARA is showing himself to DO too
smart for Uncle Sans soldiers at pres
ent, but it is only.a matter Of . short
time until the willy rcvolutionist will BIO
caught ina trap not Of his own making.
A, single rebel with handful OF follow
ors cannot long elude the combined
forces Of two powerful governments.
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EDw. l. ROSE & Co. on taking their
yearly inventory find that they have a
number OF fancy wood Sewing Machines,
which they will close out at special
prices rather than carry them into an
other year.
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The New York Herald publishes m
editorial, which is apparently meant to
be serious, nominating the Hon. Henry
Watterson for President on the Demo
cratic ticket, and urges that there is no
man who more correctly represents the
Democratic party than the famous Ken
lucky editor. The Herald is a Demo.
cratic paper in good standing and OF
great power, and what it says is worth
noting Indeed, the tendency OF the
Democratic party confirms the Herald's
statement that Mr.. Wattcrson is an emil
nent representative OF Democratic prin.
ciples.
For instance, where is there a man
who is more radically free trade than
Colonel Watterson? He believes in the
doctrine from the crown Of his head to
Z soles OF his feet and from his heart out
ward. True there are many Democrats
( who claim that their party is not rad
ically free trade, but there arc many
others, and they are in the majority.
who know, and are frank enough to ad-
mil ,tbat frae trade 10 tbeir Ultimate
object.
In other respects Colonel Wattersoi
is well equipped to be the Democratic
candidate He 10 = eontbern man and
.bo South uhich Ia, hoon i,rn;,h;n,
tbo hull of tho Democratic ,otos for .ho
nost /, rnortor of contrrv do,or,o. Gown
roco,,r;,ion - tbo h,nds 80 tha n.t;onaI
,,a.tn Tha n.t;ono1 n,n,oo.,,., :. 49,
lt;nn,llv e;n,yo;ob:no oo,oinot on o,lonod
oct;onoli.m Hore 10 sn1ond;i ~
,,orrtnnitv f. vino ont soct;onolisr, h,
na ,;,,, for spro.;dont . ro,nraso,n,,,;n.
southern m an IN
) II ~, I,n,a,,,ono 20 4bo u,.,yd :.
~, IIonry ,v,ttersono - =
49, ------ -
Tho Princes Death and tho Success.
sion.
5Whilolall the world will sympathize
with the natural grief OF the English
people, the heart-broken hancee, and
the royal family OF England in tho death
OF the son and grandson who by reason
ot,hls birth vas In direct line OF success
sion to the throne and would, in all
Z probability, had he lived, been ina few
( h 4 d. B.. | a"
years the ruler OF Great Britain, the
thought that after all lin in the end it may
be better fior the masses OF the people
in that country will tend to soften the
q blow.
Prince George, who is next in line Of
Z s. succession 'c'as ION and now takes the dead
princes place as heir presumptive to
= :
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WITH his thumb, a boy is said to have
saved the netherlands from inundation.
Many people; have been saved from the
invasion of disease by. a bottle OF
Ayers SarsaP arilla. This medicine
imparts tone to the system and strength
ons every, organ and fibre Of the body. i
& Z y !; v 4 81 paw s.
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THE statement that the President has
performed the unusual act OF calling
cabinet meeting for Sunday to discuss
the Chilean affair is the most signiii-
cant one yet made regarding the matter,
and confirms former dispatches to tho
effect that the feeling is growing that
he is on the eve OF an important move
As the days pass it becomes more and
more apparent that crisis is approach
ing and that the true relations between
the United States and Chile will soon
be known. The possibilities OF n brush
with our little South American sister
are less remote than thoy were.
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Hoods Pills act especially upon the
liver, rousing 1t from torpidity to its
natural duties, cure constipation and
assist digestion. l.
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SENATOR David Bennett Hills recent
visit to Georgia seems to have been
fruitful OF much good SO far as it con-
Germs his candidacy for the presidency.
Now comes the editor OF the Atlanta
Constitution who deposes that Georgia is
solid for Hill and Just as solidly OPP
posed to Mr.. Cleveland. Next to Hill
they want German. The Hill.Gorman
combine is getting there in great shape.
There are interesting times ahead.
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REPRESENTATIVE ALDERsoS's resolu-
ton to investigate the finances OF the
census bureau is 4 well conceived plan
to win for; himself, in cheap manner,
the reputation for being one OF the
watch dogs OF the treasury" but he
may be building better than he knows.
Superintendent Porter has repeatedly
invited Just such IN investigation and
he will have to thank the West, Virginia
congressman for afording him the
opportunity to vindicatc himself from
the charges made by Democratic pa
pers. This ought to make Mr.. Anderson
popular among the Republicans Of his
district. ~
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HAROLD FREDEnIoE, the well known
London correspondent, in his estimate
OF, the character Of Cardinal Manning,
pays an eloquent tribute to tho quail
tiles in the man which have endearcd
him to people OF all classes. No sectar-
ian lines divide tho masses Of the
civilized world which to-day mourn for
ono who was ever foremost in the cause
OF humanity. Jews and Gentilcs, Cath
olics and Protestants alike will honor
his memory, and in him the poor and
laboring classes OF Great Britain have
lost ono OF their best friends. Such q
man as Cardinal Manning was is
missed by the people because he lived
for them.
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A GREAT many people in the Ohio
Valley will feel gratified with the news
that the waters above US are receding.
While there was not much OF flood
scare in this vicinity, all will feel moro
comfortable to know that there is no
cause for one. Our friends farther
down the river, however, will not be SO
fortunate. There are some large rivers
emptying into the Ohio between Wheel
ing and Cincinnati, and they arc aug
menting the great volume OF water.
Cincinnati and other cities between
there and this point have reason TO be
approhensive OF some very high water,
if not flood.
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Resumed Business !!

Thanks to Judge Cochran and Superintendent
Eayrs, who have kindly rendered us the use OF
room III the new freight depot OF the Wheeling
Bridge and Terminal Company to carry on our
business in until our old stand is rebuilt We
will stock up aud resume to-day and invite all
our old patrons and the public generally to
come in or call us by telephone for anything
they may want in our line :,
With thanks Tor past iayors We ask for con.
tinuance OF them.
ias KIMBERLY & DAVIS Z
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

yITANTED, AT oHCE-TINsAlITH,
wv 10 work on piece ware; young man pre-.
inrted; references exchanged. Address s.''
care Joseph He'll stove Company. lalS
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HERE Isl tariff picture from tho New
York Pres which ought to be framed
and preserved it is SO strikingly "lifc-
like" At tho beginning Of our last
free trade period the price Of pig iron
had fallen to an average for the four
preceding years Of SIS 10 q ton. After
ten years Of the revenue tariff the
average price for n similar preceding
period had risen to S34 % q ton. After
thirty years Of protection under tho
Mckinley tariff the market Price OF
Bessemor pig iron in Pittsburgh is now
$l5 IS. "That," remarks tho Press, "is
how prices go under tho two policies"
These arc the kind OF facts that worry
our free trade friends, but, try as they
may, they cannot got away from them.
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organized beloro .tho meeting q. Parkelrse.

organized before tho meeting at Parkers-
burg in order that representation may
be assured. " " X
7 The campaign this year will BIO ono
Of tho most important in the history Of
West Virginia, andsthe work Of organ.
,ization cannot begin too early. The
splendid work done by the clubs in 1888
bore good fruit, and similar organiza.
ton this year will provo IN important
factor in achieving tho victory which
tho Republicans believe will BIO theirs.
West Virginia is now trembling in tho
balance. Aproper efTortwill swing her
into tho Republican column.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-16

E'IRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
IL Pastor, Rev. D'A. Cunningham, y. d.,
will preach at 1880 n. m. and 1880 p. M Christ.
ian Endcayor at 6:i5 p. m. Sunday School at y
n m Mission school, Eighteenth Street, at 2:So
D. m. ISfIlI'sglS aS jal6
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"Why don't you try tho bichloride
OF gold?" urged his friend. II don't
believe in it, said the respondent inc
briate, "Tm q silver man. Chicago
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FOURTH STREET M. L. CHURCH.
i, Preaching Sunday OF lD:30a III. and 1880 p,
m, by the pastor, Ilov.A. Il Riker, !, d. sun
every evening during the weak except saturday.
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tyyTANTED-TO BORROW Sl,500--,.
wv Will pay per cent interest aud give hrst
lien on the best real ostnie In Marslnll county,.
VIVA Address LOAN caro- lhtelllBencer'
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OoUNTIiY RESIDENCE FOR RENT.
" From February l. 1901 TO September o., 1872.
i've rooms In front part bi residence IN sciberts
Garden. with privilege Of front lawn. Inquire OF
CHARLES SKIBERT, 2lJ3 Main street jal0'
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"Do you know, l don't think much OF
Mawson 2" .:You don't have to. You
can size Mawson up in two seconds. -
Br0oklvn Life.
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Girls aro fond of fine turn-outs, but
they do not show it when they 60 three
abreast upon a sidewalk.-Altos Tele-
1rdDh,
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JyTANTED-0IAN WITH $1,000 OR
w security TO supply agents In both vir'
glnlAS with shaoncrst New Pancake uriddle.
nually. II. sHAEFFER, Canton, Ohio. lnllo
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-29
DlS.BANDED.
THE GREAT ENCAMPMENT A MAT
TER OF HISTORY.


WAsuNGTrN, Sept. 2l.-Nermont is TAX
ing prominent part in the grand encamp-
n.eut and her veteran sons are out in goodly
numbers to swell the ranks of the Vermont
division. In the great parade yesterday
the bearers of the sprig of cedar made
fine appearance and received many cheers
along the route of march
senator Proctor was "A prominent figure
in the parade and was choered at many
points as the Vermont division passed. The
Vermont division made fine appearance
in parade and received many cheers along
the route OF march.
Mrs. Proctor is in Washington this week
with the senator and they have their eIe-
CANT homo on Massachusetts, avenue open to
all their friends.
Among the Vermonters attending the G.
a. T. eucampment are the following: Hon.
Hugh Henry, commander Of the Vermont
department, Chester; S. w. Cummings st.
Albans w. II. Humphrey, Essex Junction;
Barney Cannon, ir., Bellows Falls Willard
Harrington, st. Adams; Cot. j. Ii. Lucia,
Montpelier, Gen. +. d. Butterheld, Derby
Line: +. Ii. Putnam. Brattleboro; William
Cronan, Rutland Col. j. c. Stearns, Brad
ford; W. II. Blake. Swanton; A. D. Gil
more, Weston; II. @. Hubbard, Orwell;
Capt Frank Kenfield, Morrisville; Cen.
Henry Burlington; Gen. Thomas, Mont
peicr; j. II. Goulding, Rutland; Col, G..
W. hooker, Brattleboro: Maj. A. b. Naleu-
tine, Bsnnington c. c. Kinsman, Rutland
Gen Greenleaf, Burling ton; Col. George T..
Chhds, St. Albans; i. u. Blodgett, St.
Johnsbury II. f. Taylor, Brattleboro;
Capt. j. b. Edredge, Warren; Col. A. s.
Tracy, Burlington; Col. z. NJ. Mansur, Isl
and Pond d. l.. Morgan Rutland; Hon. $.
II. Foster, North Calais; II. $. Foster, u.
s. A., Burlington; Jason IL. Jeifords, VIII
Jamestown; II. Q. Clark, H. w. Allen, Col.
U. A. oojbury, Commander j. Il. Sculy,
Dr. l.. NJ. Bingham, II. Leroy Bling CHAM, Of
Burliugton; }. j. Thompson, Rutland; 81.
j. Sargent, South Royalton; &. j. Williams,
Chester; S. S. Hunt, Brnttleboro; $. A.
Fails; E. d. Reyes, Rutland II. A. Jack
son, Waterviie; Perry Porter, West Burke;
Albert Dodge, Barre, and others Many
have their wives with them Sherman's full
military band and q. A. r. drum corps are
also here.
The posts represented are tlose ut Yer
gennes, West Burke, Cambridge, Chester
Ludlow, Rochester, Weston Barre, Lowell
Barnet, Grafton, Orwell, south Royalton,
West Randolph, Bellows Fails, Franklin
Iutney, Watervile, Barton, Mortified
Hinesburgh, Lyndonville Gaysvlle, Wood
stock, bennington, Brattleboro. Windsor
Tunbridge, Fair Haven, Glover, lsienC
Pond Jamaica, Townshend, Rutland st
Adams, 5wanton, St Johns5ury snd
Stowe
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CLOSING SCENES
At Washing of Veterans Re-
union at Grand Army Place.

At Washing of Veterans Re
union at Grand Army Place.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-To-day the flag
stilled waved over Grand Army place. The
decorations remained, the tents were all
standing and colors were dying aboard the
Kearsarge as usual. The only reunion on
the programme at Grand Army place to-
day was that Of the Sons of Veterans.
\ goodly number OF sous gathered in the
Grant TENT together with some OF their
sires aud representatives from the women 5
organization, and in the partial shelter af-
forded by the dripping canvass, listened to
some stirring orntlous. Surgeon General
Wilcox presided. After he mad delivered
the opening address Secretary Noble Por-
ter Dustin, Col. Z. II. Murphy OF Lafayette
Post New York, Col. Long OF the depart
nent of Mary land and others made speeches.
There were also some singing Of patriotic
songs and inspiring recitation by Miss
Daisy Title, the pretty little daughter OF
the regiment of one OF the Ohio organiza-
lions of veterans.