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Wonderful Gains.

DR. Miles Neryine not only cures all
nervous diseases, headache, blues, ner1
yous prostration, sleeplessness. neural-
gia ST. Vitus dance, fits and hysterla,
bnf also builds up tie body. u am
pleased to saythat after years OF intense
snfferine with nervous disease, head.
ache and prostration; / tried DR.. Miles
i Fssestorative Neryine, and in two weeks
Gained eight poundsin weight. ] could
not lie down to sleep, but now sleep
n, nerfeetly EASY. and am still improving
wonderfuily Cannot say enough Tor
tie Neryine.-MRs. J. B. MI11ARp. Dun
kirk. N. Y" Ono customer used Ner-
vine and gained fifteen pounds in flesh:
Brown & MAYBURY, Cortland. n. "
Trial bottles and elegant book nee al
Logan Drug Cos. Q
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ns..n ,e.,n,.l Rnllef lYorls.

Ho4rsrRAp. PAL Dec. 19.-The reliet
COMMITTEES are supplying the wants Of
the destitute in this place and vicinity
az fast az applications for relief are be:
ing filed. Contributions q Dotn money ~ y,
and provisions are rapidly pouring ~
from all sections, and the needy e can DC %
supplied with all the comforts Of me, - y
that want and hunger are no longer q
danger.
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L Do L
the Philippines can alone be procured,
and are universally smoked by the
people.
Drawing room salts jars are shown at
the silversmiths as unique gifts. They
are Of glass. and are Of good size with
silver seTeWt0ps. They are filed with
aromatic salts end stand on the parlor
table, TO be occasionally opened to fill
the room with their pungent contents
afterwhich the coveris tightly replaced.
The Fayette City, pa. Neps contains
the following unique advertisement:
~. g. Sanford, undertaken, eighteen
years experience. In that time 1 have
buried over 2, 1000 persons. My motto is
Live and Let Live Good goods and
low prices to everyone"
a new marine light which will soon,
be in place near Havre will be the most
powerful in the world. 1t will be visi.
BILE at sea q distance Of from twenty-five
to fifty.two miles, according to the con.
dition Of the weather.
During the reign Of Elizabeth Eng
lish dudes wore shoes three feet III
length, the toe pointed and fastened DIP
to the garter with golden chains, to
which little bellswere attached
Only three menwho were membersof
the United statess senate in 184Sare now
liying-James w. Bradbury, Of Maine,
OK Governor Felch, Of Michigan, and
General George ". Jones. Of Iowa. 4
It was Thoreau's beliefthat the build.
ing of castles in the air is very far from
being waste Of time. "All you neel
to do" he said, sis to put foundations
under them.1
The blood of dogs fatigued by long
makes them exhibit all the symptoms
Of fatigue.
A large reception in Webb City, NO.,
recently was characterized by a local
paper as brilliant ripple in the social
SWIM"
The Salvation army at Wichita, is
Offering the Gospel hymns set to the
tune Of "Boom-de-ay" as a holiday at
traction.
Working for relations has many Of
the unsatisfactory conditions that at
tend eating soup with q fork. -1sra'
SIttingI.
The sweetest meat is nearest the
bone, but the sweetest music Is not
nearest the trombone. lEesLtteld Sand
ard.
When you want to see the crooked
made straight look at railroad map
RAMS Horn.
The reign of the government rain
maker is about oyer.-LOipeR Courier.
The man who most deserves a monu-
ment does not need it. -Ram's Horn. n
The family pocket books having its
holiday opening. -1tchison Globe
Max O'Rell is lecturing to enthusiasts
tic audiences in Australia.
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Christmas Books.

Little Red Riding Hood, Cinderella,
Puss in Boots, Babes in the Wood, Tom
Thumb, The Sleeping Beauty, all Of
these and more Of the wonderful stories
which charm the young mind now as
they did when they were new, whenever
that was, are beautifully retold in Maud
Humphreys Book OF Fairy Tales. Each
of the really true and marvellous tales
has a full page illustration in colors,
every one aiwork of art.
The Bunny Stories those clever crea.
tious Of Mr.. John d. Jewett with which
some Of our young friends are already
acquainted, are now given in book
form with the plentiful and artistic
illustrations Of Culmer Barnes. The
author has made every bunny in the
stories real parsonage and very en-
Pertaining one. These Dummies have
come to stay. The book is handsomely
printed and bound.
Elizabeth Barrett Browning's Poems
and Walter SCOTS ever beautiful poem,
The Lady of the Lake, vignette edition;
are handsomely bound volumes which
come along in good time for egift-
giving time. The illustrations are orig
inal and very artistic; those of the Lady
of the Lake very.striking.
The four books are published by the
Frederick "A. Stokes Company, New
York, Sold by Frank Stanton, Wheel-
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The Ohio River Railroad will sell on
December 2S, q, 25t 20, and 81, 1902,
and on January l and 2, 1893, excursion
tickets between all stations on itsline
at ONE FARE for theround trip with e.
turn limit until January 3rd, 1893. y
,7 WI. ROBINSON,
g. PA.
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Haze
you ever heard
Tie
Kratau,r Pianof

Do you wish to know the quickest
way to cure cold? We will tell you.
Tocure cold quickly, it must be
treated before the cold has become set
tied in the system. The FIRST symp-
toms are a dry loud cough and sheez-
ing. The cough is soon followed sby
.watery expectoration aud the sneeztng
BY a protlse watery discharge from
the nose, In severe eases there is a
thin white coating on the tongue
What to do? II Is only necessary to.
take ohamberlain's Cough Remedy in
double doses every hour. That will
greatly lessen the severity OF the cold
and in many cases will eftectually coun-
teract It, and cure what would have
been asevere cold within one or two
days time. Try it and be convinced.
so cent bottles for sale by druggists.
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WE are all subject to pain occasion.
ally and it is well to have a good lini.
mentin the house, such as Salvation
Oil. Is cents.
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RARE cHANCE.

Aneleqant UprigM Piano, Z 1.9 octares;
IN pertet condition; fa,Lst b sold al once;
satisfactory reasons viii be giverl 70 The Ettr-
chaser. Piano aarranted for ire years.
r. w BAUlfER q: co.
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cholera III Hamburg.

HAwRuRe Dec. 19.-There have been
,25 new cases of cholera in the last Week
and two deaths.
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DoS'rlet the. Iittlespsdple8RiRk you
"care nothing for Christmas" They
care everything for it and expect the
older ones to join in their rejoicing
Take an active, sympathetic part with
them. 1t may make you young again
for day.
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NINErY-FouR members Of the house
tell the New York Pres that they want
an extra session Of Congress. 1tthey
can get Mr.. Cleveland to join them and
make 1t an even ninety-fve they will be
on the winning side. The White House
is the balance Of power on this ques-
ton.
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GENERAI WADE HAMPTON says no has
settled the accounts between South
Carolina and himself, and nothing
could inddee him to re.enter politics.
The old gentleman has been run over
by.a hostile faction in his state and is
not happy over it. It is sad to be
soured in old age.
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The IsTE11IaRScER congratulates
Chairman Chiffon and wishes him and
his fair bride many happy days. This
is a great year for Chairman Chiffon.
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TIM unprecedented sale of Dr. Bulbs
Cough Syrup provokes competition, but
the people cling to DIR. Bulls Cough
Svrnn. .. =.
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If MI. Blaine were President the
country could not take a deeper inter-
est in him as he hovers on the border
land betweenlie and death. One more
day has been granted him, but it is
doubtful whether time has longer any
interest for the dying statesman.
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DIsTRIcr ATToRNEy GRAnAM, Of Phil.
adelphia, is the latest auggestion for
Senator Quag's seat. Nh. Graham Is q
fFst rate man Of rare ability, a good
lawyer and politician, but he viii not
succeed Senator Quay this time. sena.
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RoAcnEs bed bugs and other insects
are conspicuous by their absence in
houses whore Rugine isused. . cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-20

TRYo ossraye Brewing Co.'s ales ahd
porter; they are best
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sparcribs, Backbones, Pigs Feet, Ten.
daFiOIns, sausage Meat, Ctoi, daily at our
store, 1850 Market street, and our stalls,
Second and Fifth ward markets.
! II. SCtlENK 9 SONS
Try our GIT Edge Leaf Lard, strictly
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SINCE Carl schurz can't be senator
that's Murphy's iob-it is broadly hint
ed that Mr.. Cleveland may send him as
minister to Germany. What's the mat
terwith the Cannibal Islands?
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Why do
AuSic1l Peobls
prefer lie
NrdkaNer Pian0a

Tne Wheeling Nightsoil Co. has the,
largest barrels aud best facilities for,
moving nightsDil. o. w. Rixey, general.
manager, corner Chaphne aud Six
eenth streets Telephene ..
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THE Houser case battles everybody.
The man stole right and lett without
any apparent object. He did not spend
the money he realized from esale Of
the stolen-stanps, did not use the arti-
clesh took, except the cigars, and did
mot sell them. II seems q clear case Of
mania suddenly deyeloped.
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WAKE up and have some Christmas
style about you. There is no merit in
pretending that all days and all seasons
are alike to your philosophical mind.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-20

Epw. Z. Rosn & Co are offering some
special Christmas bargains in Merritt
and World Typewriters. Being enter.
tanning and instructive at the same tide
the children never tire OF them, hence
their usefulness as educators. See their
"Ade IN another column.
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Reot,y % he swlndled More.

Ifrumor may be credited, the French
do not know when they have enough Of
abad thing. Not content with having
dropped thrSe hundred million dollars
in that Eighty enterprise, they are will.
ing to send more good money after bad
inlthe hope Of pulling themselves out Of
the Panama ditch.
This never-say.die impulse must be
very encouraging to gentlemen whose
business as promoters and promoting
statesmen has for the moment been In
terfered with by the investigation and
arrests which have come so thick and
fast II there be more francs lying
around loose which the owners do not
know WHAT to do with, they may as well
20 into the hands Of men who know
how to spend money freely and live
gaily.
BY the way, there no bottom to the
SWOLLEN stockings" OF that beautiful
aud easily fooled country
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The monetary conference was a big
talk, atleast. 1tmust have been very
pleasant for SO many great men 70 meet
each other. Some other time there
may be conference that will result in
something substantial. After that this
country may cease to be, and to be viii.
ingly, the dumping ground for the
worlds silver.
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eotoH. e. H11LmAN& CO.'S for your
Diamonds and Watches. no. rs Eleventh
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BULL chasing in Wheeling is rather
slow business. The police need more
target practice.
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TTT1NTED-M TX u p ROY IsK 1
w e,sonid mo 70 have Information % To
~ " n i1rnt fsin.laW, John Mo2inskl, lives
W NM IA e in this city. Address care ot
n LEWIS BISHOP, corner toEsy'lnlfd aud
Iacnb ktfoetR - - = ge.g
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.ru, anvERris MENTs.

5TT1l NTFD- 5IRIs no DO COOKING
wv a., q si,aii flfnii y, Pleasant Valley, on
~. Y. ttga t5ood vases win be paid Addte2
IN y .taro Int6lllRatGer phlee ueH
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SIX cHRIsTMAs NIGHTs.-A RouN.
DELAY OF LIFE.

Uhle11o IE0De 80
An angel bright, one Christmas night
Went out from tho pearly gates above,
Its wings Of light all plume0 for flight,
On q mission Of human love-,
1tcRme TO tho door OF one OF Chrlsts poor
With Christmas gift Of precious WORTH -
Twas soul immortal, Just come through the
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. ~ d 4 b.
tor Quay VIII do the succeeding. These
campaiena against Senator Quay start
toolate in the day.
NOBODY knows Col. St. Clair supposed
that he had any pecuniary interest in
Worlds Fair cbntracts.N Hell not that
kind Of aman. What the folksat home
believed was what he said! that he had
given the directory tip to Mr.. fancy
because he wanted the Rsgister's inau.
ence, and that the tip had worked that
way. Time consumed in looking for
St olairin a money ieo9b4I li!i time wasted.
cscNSAshis t6aai % 36i6 viii. Pitts.
burgh to put through the proposed
canal to join the Ohio. river with Lake
Erie. That canal would be a. great
thing for the Ohio valley. Wheeling is
deeply interested and will, we are sure,
be glad to show her intersstby active
cooperation. Count usih, Pittsburgh,
and keep US posted on the prelimina-
ries.
The monetary conference was a big
talk, atleast. tmuat have been very
pleasant for SO many great men 70 meet
each other. Some other time there
may be conference that will result in
something substantial. After that this
country may cease to be, and to be win.
inglS the dumping ground for the
worlds silver.
GENERAL WADE HAMPTON says he has
settled the accounts between South
Carolina and himself, and nothing
could indaee him to re-enter politics.
The old gentleman has been run over
bya hostile faction in his state and is
not happy over it. It is sad to be
soured in old age.
NlNErY-GoUR members Of the house.
tell the New York Pres that they want
an extra session Of Congress. If they
can get Mr.. Cleveland to Join them and
make it an even ninety-fve they will be
on the winning side. The White House
is the balance Of power on this ques-
ton. 2i
In Mr.. Blaine were President the
country could not take a deeper inter-
est in him as he hoyers on the border
land betweenlie and death. One more
day has been granted him, but it is
doubtful whether time has longer any
interest for the dying statesman.
DoN'rlet the. littte5pedpls:fhi you
"care nothing for Christmas" They
caro- everything for it and expect the
older ones to join in their rejoicing.
Take an active, sympathetic part with
them. 1t may make you young again
for a day.
SINCE ,OhC1 CCuuGA Gdu 10 h9uhkO4@
that's Murphy's iob-it is broadly hint
ed that Mr.. Cleveland may send him as
minister to Germany What's the mat
ter with the Cannibal Islands?
WAKE up and have. some Christmas
style about you. There is no merit in
pretending that all days and all seasons
are alike to your philosophical mind.
The ISrEllIaEScRR congratulates
Chairman Chiffon and wishes him and
his fair bride many happy days. This
Is a great year for Chairman Chiffon.
BULL chasing in Wheeling is rather
slow business. The police need more
target practice.
DRMocRAoY's Christmas giftto ITSELF
ITO the victor belong the spoils."
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DEMocRAoY's Christmas gift itself
ITO the victor belong the spoils.n
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o maiden fair, with graces rare,
Aud eyes ofsoft, translucent blue,
Behind you lies that paradise
ofchildhood days that once you knew,
And now you stand on the border land;
Z Onward and upward a sWeetvolce calls;
Comes now the dAwning OF o fair Christmas
morning
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tor Quay VIII do the succeeding. These
campaigaa against Senator Quay start
too late in the day.
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STYLES and shapes all new and in all colors.
Compare our prices with any In the city.
, 1892-07-20
The BIg Strike i'm New York,

New YORK, July 2O.-As a result of the
strike Of the public cart men, drivers,
brick handlers and boatmen against the
material bosses, 5000 men are forced into
idleness. Unless a settlement is reached
fully as many more men, principally arti-
sans, will be compelled, for lack Of mater
ial to quit work. The strike grows out Of
the house smiths trouble with Cornells
& JacksOn's architectural iron works COM
pany. Public cart men and drivers unions
sympathize with the house smiths, and re-
fused TO deliver material to boycotted Jobs
The walking delegates have promised as
sistance to the strikers. On the other hand
the Iron League, composed Of all the prin-
cipal iron manufacturers of New York,
Brooklyn and Jersey City, will aid the
material bosses. President Taskers, of the
walking delegates, says unless the league
repudiaUes the position taken by the Cor
nells & Jackson company, every building
in New York, upon which any member has
a contract, will be tied up.
, 1892-07-20

City councilmen in Spokane are having
fist fights on the streets of that city.
Senator Kneeand of Mason, says he
would not run for any office under any cir
cumstances. He is too busy attending to
his business.
Senator Nick Owings, of Thurston, is the
only member of the last legislature who
voted against the Pinkerton bill. He
also voted against the 8-hOur a. day bill.
A Seattle man says: eve want a secre-
tary of state who is good clerk, an able
man, and who can speak the English
language correctly, We don't want a man
who saws them people,"
Rev. ]. R. Thompson, of Vancouver,
who has been mentioned for the Office of
lieutenant governor, has held many posi-
tions Of trust and responsibility. He is q
man of ability, industry and integrity.
State Land Commissioner Forrest and
State Printer White will probably have no
opposition before the republican state con-
vention. Both are good officials and de-
serve n.-Post-Intelligencer.
Editor johnson of the Walla Walla I'm
ion smilingly said this morning that ''if
it we're true that he has "at one time or
another within the fast six weeks warmly
endorsed half a dozen different candidates
for governor, as charged by the Olympian
he has never struck one of them for coin
to keep his paper going.
The sturdy element of the Democratic
party is opposed to James Hamilton Lewis,
and the "Lewis cheap underwear" for gov
ernor. They are, including the Seattle
Telegraph, pretty generally IN favor of Dr.
N. G. Blalock, the wealthy farmer of Wal
la Walla,-Port Townsend Leader.
A Spokane paper says; There seems to
be prevailing sentiment east and west of
the mountains in favor of J John r. Kinnear,
of King county, as republican candidate
for governor. Kinnear has always carried
King county either for himself or for his
friends. He has always been elected by
the people of that county whenever he
came up for office. The political records
show that be has served three terms in the
legislature while Washington was a terri
tory, two terms in the senate since the ter
ritOry became a state. 1t is also under
stood that Mr.. Kinnear is not distasteful
to the leading politicians Of Pierce county.
, 1892-07-20
TELEGRAPHIC TALES.

It is officially denied that the cholera is
in Moscow.
John Magregor, writer and lawyer, died
in London.
The schooner Argo foundered off the Isle
of Man and the crew Of four was drowned
Telegraphic reports from all parts of
Manitoba state the crops are in magnificent
condition.
The cattlenen who invaded Johnson
county Wyoming, will be tried at CheY-
enne on the LIST Of August.
Cleveland and Stevenson arrived in New
York this morning and were welcomed at
the dock by prominent democrats.
Colonel A. E. Carr, of the Sixth cavalry,
has been appointed a brigadier-general,
vice General Stanley, retired.
After discussion on the alienation Puy-
allup Indian land bill, it was laid aside
without action and the anti-option bill
taken up. Vestspoke against it.
The senate Interstate commerce COM
mittee has agreed on bill requiring the
use of automatic couplers and Porter
brakes on interstate traffic.
The house judiciary committee has sum-
mOned Robert and William Pinkerton TO
appear Friday morning for questioning.
DR.. Charles Scudder, Of Northport, Long
Island, sOn-In-law of Senator Evans, COM
mitted suicide on account of i'll health.
The democrats of the house have passed
a resolution to investigate the methods of
John l. Davenport, federal supervisor of
elections.
The entry into Austria of all Jewish ref
ugees has been prohibited. The govern
ment has adopted elaborate precautions to
prevent the introduction Of cholera.
Arthur A. Zimmerman, American bicy-
clist in London, riding tandem with Brad
bory lowered two records They rode "a
mile III 2:17 2-5 and i've miles In u .5e4- p.
A dispatch from Baku says 1000 of the
| 100000 Inhabitants have left town, carrying
the infection of cholera throughout the EN-
pire. The price of bread has tripled.
There is big wheat crop in prospect in
the Northwestern part Of the United States
and great scarcity of help. Railroads are
making low rate for harvest hands.
In New York the committee to notify
Cleveland and Stevenson of their nomina-
| tion met this morning and listened TO the
reading Of letter of notification, and ap-
pointed a committee to wait on the candi-
! dates and learn their wishes
, 1892-07-20
FRESH STATE NEWS.

The Grand Lodge of Good Templars of
the state is in session at Chautauqna,
Vashon Island
Joseph Liggett, a pioneer of the William
mette valley, died in North Yakima, after
a brief illess, aged 63 years. He crossed the
plains and settled near Corvallis in 1845.
He had large circle Of friends among the
old timers of the northwest.
The state board of trade has issued an
interesting pamphlet of newspaper clip
pings, which set forth a large number of
facts and figures about the state. Most of
the papers Of Washington have contributed
something to the collection, including THE
TRIBUNE.
N. ii. Mclean, the notorious land swind-
Ter, who was convicted last month in the
federal court of subornation of perjury,
was sentenced by Judge Hanford to one
year in the United States prison at McNeils
island and to pay fine Of 81 600 and costs.
The fine will keep Mclean in prison thirty
days after his years imprisonment has ex-
pired. At the end of that time, by making
affidavit that he has no property out OF
which to reafize the-fine, be will under the
law be discharged.