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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Tho demand for the new silver coin
Is so great that orders have been sent
to the Philadelphia mint to put all the
available force on tho work. Orders for
the now coin have been received from
all over the country, and Director Leach
says II thoy can got the coin more than
81 ,000,0 900 OF 1t will DO placed in circula-
tion this month. 1t is his intention to
supply all national bank repositories
with tho now coin as fast as he Gun &C.
euro 1t IRON tho mint.
An orange tree in yard in Yuba
City, CAL, has full yield Of large ripe
oranges of this seasons crop, and hang
ing among them arc Il number OF
oranges OF the previous year in good
state OF preservation. On tho same
treo is lemon branch in full bearing,
with ripe fruit and also beautiful bios.
SONS. The tree presents avery striking
appearance.
The official report shows that S0Opeo.
pic committed suicide in Paris during
the past year, $40 OF whom hanged
themselves, 200 wero drowned, l64
asphyxiuted, l3S shot, Go jumped from
windows, 50 were poisoned, "a stabbed,
8 run over by trains and Is left by
methods miscellaneous. Among the
drowned and window jumpers the
majority were women.
The Pennsylvania railroad company
has been sued OF 5000 by q New Jer-
sey Methodist Episcopal church, the
congregation OF which complains that
100 trains pass the church daily. The
odors arc offensive and tho noise insult
ferablc.
A big advertising candle at Carrollton,
Mo-, which was lighted on December Q.
burned exactly S42 hours and 40 min
utes. There were 5000 guesses made
as to the duration Of tho candle, ranging
from one hour to $4,000 hours.
Kansas City Star: James A. Meath
drove from Irving to Blue Rapids in the
night q few days ago, and in the wagon
with him was the corpse OF Judge Key
nolds. lie drove the white horse that
has SO long been in the death family:
A party OF tourists recently dscov-
cred that an actual natural telephone
connection exists between certain
points on two high mountains in the
Black Hills, S. D., known as tho Twin
peaks.
Last month rain fell on twenty-five
days in Oregon. The heaviest rainfall
heretofore recorded in Portland was
20.l4 inches, in December, 1882, but
last months dampncss broke the
record.
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MORNING SMILES.

"That is Orpheus," said the young
man; He was wonderful musician.
He was such q forceful player rs to
move trees and stones" "So?" replied
the old gentleman, looking at the statue
in u contcmplative mood. mot SO bad,
but you never heard that cousin OF
yours play. She's only little puny
thing, but they do say she's made not
less than twenty whole families move,
and | guess it's no more'n than the
truth. BOSTON Transcript.
Gucst-"So you are hard at work
studying French? What is the object
OF that?" Waiter-"I've been offered
a steady job at big pay over in Paris ii
| learn French before going there"
Guest-"Humph! There are plenty OF
French walters in Paris" Waiter
Yes, but you see they can't under
stand French as Americans speak it,
Nep York Weekly.
"You do very wrong to wish old Mr..
Dulleigh dead Don't you know it is
very wickcd?" ooh, don't mean any
harm. | only thought it would be nice
to have him die now, go that he would
have chance to tell all his stories in
the other world before get there
Boston Transcript.
Rural Journalist-"What sort OF IN
opening is there for paper in this
town?' Nativc-"None at all, stranger.
We've got a grocery, two dressmakers
and tavern, and what news they leave
over amt worth mentioning Truh.
Doctor to Messenger Boy-"So yo'
hummer say ez what de YARDS ain done
her no good? Wait or minnit. ICON.
suits book.) vi! l thought so! Ask
yo' hummer how she spec dc yarb do
good when de bill ain paid."-Harpcr's
Bdzar.
Shocked Lady-"Do you know what
becomes OF little boys who swear ?"
Little Boy-"Yes'm. Wen they gifts
big 'nough they can earn two an a
half 4 day drivin' 4 tcam.-Good Ncus.
Sunday School Teacher (sadIv)-'Pm
afraid, Johnny, that l will never meet
you in heaven" Jollnny-"Why?
What have you been doing now?"-
Udrpcr's BG.ar
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Die 0tteliirqettfrr:
wnEELINa, JANUARY II, 1899.
REPUBLICAN CLUBS.
Call for the Annual Convention Of the
State League.

The fourth annualconycntion OF tho Republi:
can League OF the State Of West Virginia will
convene In tho city Of Parkersburg. Wood coun.
ty. at u o'clock noon, MONDAY, FEBRUARY q,
1892, this day having been recommended BY the
National League. for the election OF officers for
the ensuing year. the selection OF delegates to
tho fifth annual convention OF tho Republican
League OF the United States, and for the transac-
tion Of such other business as may regularly
come before 1t.
Each Republican club in the state Is entitled
to DO represented By i've delegates.
Ills requested that the election OF delegates DO
held and list thereof be forwarded to the Sec.
Rotary Of the State League at Parkersburg, WA,
rs soon as possible.
Fulliniormation as to the -ates OF Transports.
ton will DO published as soon as the necessary
arrangements can BIO made.
HENRY C. FLESHER. President.
r. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
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Uncle Jerry is Loaded.

II Mr.. Jerry Simpson, who is under
stood to be no longer socklcss. wants
more of the same kind from Uncle Jerry
Rusk, he has only to call at tho agricul-
.ture department and supply himself.
He has done the country some ser
vice in this, that he has given the secre.
tary OF agriculture n chance to bring to
the public attention the earnest and sue
cessful efforts Of that department to
look to the interest Of the farmers and
to protect them rs much as possible
from the schemes OF conscenceless
operators. ~
The charge that the department has
been a sort; OF side partner with the
lmarket-riggcrs is not new, butt is as
true as ever twas.
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AFTER THE GRIPPE,
Tho Grlppo Responsible for More Deaths
Aftor Hccoysry Than During Its Course.

Tho Grippe Responsible for More Deaths
After Recovery Than During Its Course.
How to Avoid the Danger.
Grippe, In ITSELF Is bad enough, facilitating
enough, but II Is the after effects. the slowneSs
OF recovery that give 1t It's great danger In
most cases, tho person did not have sufficient
vitality to rally after the disease iucli had pass
cd, The forces OF nature were too weak to con.
tend with tho debility which tho Grippe had
left "
II Is sad to think how many people have died
who might have been saved II nature had been
properly assisted and fortified after the Grippe
had been driven from the SYSTEM Many physl,
clans realized this fact and assisted their pa.
tiontS over the dangerous after effects by bracing
UP and stimulating their systems This was,
md can DO done in but ono way md that by the
steady and moderate use OF some pure got power
inl Stimnlant There is but one absolutely rurc
and medicinal stImulaut known to tho proics,
sion nnd TO the public. aud that Is Dulry's Puro
Malt Whisky. The most prominent scientists
md physicians OF tho land endorse Its purity
and value. 1t Is not a new whlSkcy, II has been
before tho public for years II Is not cheap
decoctIon, but pure dstilntion. II imparts n
tone to the system possible In no other manner
with renewed rlROr. II Is superior In every re-
spect ind however much any interruptions
druggist or grocer mny seek 10 lead YOU TO be.
liCvO to the contrary do not be deceived.
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rho Government OF Clti i,,.L

"fYour chief trouble is the govern
smento Of Cities said Senator Sherman
in his address yesterday before the
Ohio legislature. This is the chief
trouble in every state Of the Union.
Bad as some Of the state government
lis, ii tho average Of city government
3wcre.as good there would bcdecidcd
improvement over present conditions.
Great parties arc maintained to look to
the matter OF national and state gov
eminent. In city government these
parties are used as shields to conceal
md to protect the nonpartiaan opera
stions Of the banded enemies Of tho pub
Sliriwelfare.
n There is not a municipal machine
anywhere, no matter what party name
it'll goes by, that does not draw secret
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Tho Mayor and tho Law.Brcalcrs.

Tho mayor Of city should throw tho
weight OF his influence, personal and
official, on tho side OF tho law. The
mayor Of Wheeling throws all tho
weight he has on the other side.
Ever since he has been judge Of tho
police court hc has administered justice
according TO his within. The law or the
justice OF the case has nothing 10 do
with 1t in his view. do let's IN offender
of ii no wishes to lot him of, regard
less Of the law and the evidence.
The report published this morning OF
tho proceedings in tho police court
yesterday illustrate tho manner Of
judge tho mayor is. Two men wcro
brought before tho mayor for calling q
saloon.keopor vile name. They en-
tered the saloon for tho purpose Of
raising row, which was only pro-
vented by the saloon.kecpcr's forbear-
ance. Tho mayor thought there was
nothing wrong in this and let tho
offenders of.
Then there was tho case OF n saloon
keeper arrested for selling on Sunday.
The evidence was direct and conclusive.
Tho mayor dismissed tho case. So it
has been through his whole admins
tration. He rarely misses an opportu-
nifty to lot the law.breakers know that
he is with them.
1t is discouraging to police officers to
be mot in this reckless spirit, but they
must not lot the mayor or anybody
else wet-blanket them. THOR business
is to arrest offenders. II the mayor
let's them oil the public will not blame
tho police.
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long.sudering, giving 10 Chile all the
opportunity it could ask TO straighten
tho matter out. NJ
Our government has been SO forbear-
ing that some Of our own people are i'm.
patient. Tho government Is right. We
shall losc nothing by calm, patient
course. If Chile forces us into war
that will be tho time to display the
nervous energy for which the Yankee
nation rs famous.
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An Administration Blunder.

LAh oiuhuSAs
The administration resolved that
Philadelphia was good place to make
demonstration in force in behalf OF
the denomination OF President Harri.
son. To make sure OF success the
United States marshal for tho eastern
district OF Pennsylvania, an expert poll
tician, took command OF the administra-
ton forces. In addition to q general
management he was to be one OF the dele
gates to Minneapolis.
Marshal Leeds was made custodian OF
the government building in place OF
Internal Revenue Collector Brooks, who
refused to give up his Blaine prefer
ence. This meant the control OF forty
or fifty minor office-holders. Four OF
Collector Brooks men were dismissed
because they would not take a hand in
j the game. All the administration
could command took the field.
The primaries are over, and out OF
two hundred delegates elected the Har-
rison representatives who wanted to GO
to Minneapolis do not get twenty apiece.
Most OF the delegates to the district
conventions are under Blaine instruc-
tons. The five delegates from Phila.
delphia to the national convention are
u b
thick-and-thin Blaine men. After that
they are for Harrison's defeat.
Mr.. Blaine is not stronger in Phila-
delphia than he is elsewhere in the
country; Harrison is not weaker. There
IRE thousands OF Philadelphia Repu bli.
cans who felt, as other Republicans have
felt, that ii Mr.. Blaine would not accept
the nomination President Harrison
would be worthy Of a very kindly con.
sideration. The drift seemed to be
Blaine first if he would consent; Blaine
refusing, Harrison.
After the strange administration cam.
paign and utter rout in Philade! phia
circumstances will have to change
greatly il the President can in any event
hope Tor one OF the five votes from that
city. This is where tho blunder be,
comes apparent, and being so plain to
tho naked eye it will further damage
the Presidents chance Of denomination.
His strong hold vas to stand well with
the Blaine following and make that his
in the event Of Mr.. Blaine declining. {
General Harrison is a better Presi.
dent than politician.
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support from tho other party inreturn
for substantial consideration. Men OF
higher mind but less practical turn
stick to their respective parties, and
this is precisely what the hucksters in
city government rely on.
Tho people OF this country arc not
yet aroused TO tho necessity Of doing
something heroic in this regard. They
will bear awhile longer tho odium Of
living in tho worst governed cities in
tho world.
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Thc Country Must Stand still.

Mr.. Holman's economy resolution, if
passed by the house, MS it probably
be, will be the declaration of the
Democracy that after tho government
has provided for the running OF the
several departments its duty to the pub
lie interest ends.
Under this narrow Interpretation not
q dollar could be devoted to any pur-
pose however meritorious that did not
como within this narrow limit. The
meaning OF the resolution is that the
Democratic party wants to 60 before
tho country at the next election with 4
record OF phenomenal economy back
Of it.
1t will be a plea sure to meet our
friends on this issue. There is such
thing as penny wise and pound fool
ish.."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-14

With Compliments to Dir. Cleveland.
Mr.. Cleveland, in his recent speech
before the Democratic business men OF
New York, had some pointed things to
say about political maneuvering" and
political tinesse," the same having
reference to the methods OF one David
B. Hill.
Tho Elmira Gazette, which speaks for
Mr.. Hill when he is not at home and of
which he is one OF the owners, comes
back at Mr.. Cleveland in an article of
some bitterness. Take this for a sam
pie:
Is Mr.. Cleveland justified in his sturdy con.
Tempt ior political naneuvering'' and "po-
litical tinesse?" His nominations for governor
The platform Of 1851, upon which he won, was
fine example OF "poliiica! tinessc." Ills victo.
rious campaign was fought under that mastc: OF
political manGuyering," Arthur 7. German.
Would Mr.. Cleveland say that the political
fnessc Of the platform and the political general
ship OF German were not worth the 100 votes
that elected him in the state of New York? Or
were the results of later campaign. when there
was less OIL ilncSse ana manGuverlng. such us TO
encourage disregard of the practical?
This also is from the shoulder. 1t
reminds Mr.. Cleveland that in his time
he has lived in q glass house and leaves
him to determine what chance if any
he thinks he has to install himself once
more in that sort OF habitation.
tits plain that Mr.. Hills friends do
not intend that Mr.. Cleveland shall
have an unobstructed way in his effort
to carry out in theory the Mugwump
idea that he is 'bcttcr than his party"
Ii Mr.. Cleveland desires to remain on
speaking terms with the Democratic
party he will have to content him self
on its level.
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f o r s a LII.

House OF eight rooms. brick, Jacob street, be-
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets.
House Of eight rooms, brick, on Market street,
$500 - "'' ''
House Of seven rooms on Chapliue street, Sixth
Two half lots on Eor street. Sixth ward, 81 go
each. -Es - > $3.50
Two lots on Woods street, Eighth ward, chcap.
House of five rooms with lot 35xl0) feet on
jacob street, sl,SOo. :
at n bargain. - -
. House Of flvo rooms on Jacob street, Fifth
Island - - o''' 90 '' 'eos''
Seven lots, 5oxloo feet, in Fllau whytc and
Gallaghcr's addition Price SOD 10 500 each.
Corner half-lot on McColloch and Belmont
streets. - - - -
street. $500 ,3,i'I ''''', -, - = ~ =
One OF tho best manufacturing sits, In tn,
city fronting on two railroads Ies-. -
GOOD business corner In Centre Wheeling.
Choice lots III Glendale 49,.
,d L1is In Filth ward In Filan & whYsa.
MONEY TO LOAN.
$1,000. g, 200, sl,5Oo, 5000 and 5000, on city
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EDw. L. ROSE & Co. on taking their
yearly inventory find that they have n
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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Resumed Business !.

Thanks to Judge Cochran and Superintendent
Eayrs, who have kindly rendered us the use of
room in the new freight depot OF the Wheeling
Bridge aud Terminal Company to carry on our
business In until our old stand is rebuilt. We
will stock up and 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 iarors We ask for con.
tinuance OF them.
Jus KIMBERLY e DAvIs
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The Chilean Affair.

Chile is not doing her share to bring
about peaceful settlement Of the diff.
cult!y;with the United States II alter
all war comes, the world will do us the
Justice to say that VIC wore patient and
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BEWARE OF FRAUDs.-Bc sure you get
the genuine DR.. Thomas Electric Oil,
1t cures Colds, Group, Asthma, Deafness
and Rheumatism. D4w
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nothcr prominont citizcn Conc,

Another Prominent Citizen Conc.
The shock of Mr.. Benjamin Fishers
sudden death is not greater than the
regret that good citizen and bust
ness man OF the first grade has been
taken away. Though Mr.. Fisher had
no taste for oflice-holding, he filled
crcditably the positions TO which he
was called and took lively interest in
matters Of local government.
Flo was staunch Union man in the
times when that line was sharply
drawnin this community. He was al
ways an earnest Republican. The cir
icumstances attending his death have
drawn out for his bereavcd family more
than ordinary sympathy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-14

The terrible disaster in Chinese
waters would be thought still more ter
rible if the loss OF life were not chiefly
Monaghan. We hear so much OF the
hundreds OF millions of Chinese that the
loss OF few hundred fails to make its
due impression.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-14

BAsTIN's Cough and Consumption
Cure cures coughs and colds OF long
standing. 25c at all druggists. s
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"A word Ind done II! With flush 50
OF Heavens own light from hear! to ]. eart,
ResistlcSs love had rent the pride ) ITe'
n That Kept our pent.up lives apurtl
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But, ere It camo, n sudden breath, II {.
Tho rising wind OF common life, a
Blew cold upon us; and we sighed ~
And turned us TO our lonely strife.
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DoS'r get in a stew over the Chilean
matter. Your Uncle Sam will bring it
out all right in his own good way.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-14

TIE President cannot command all
the othce-holders in his campaign for
denomination. II he could there would
not be enough OF them.
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sopaNIIA

No OTHER preparation combines tho
positive economy, the peculiar merit
and the medicinal;powe OF Hood S Sar-.
isaparilla. 6
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GEAR REED has already begun to have
fun with tho boys. "still there's more
to follow"
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And, in the stiffness, did they sound
Like brcathlcss rustlIngs OF the leaves
; That trembling, wait the blnckning storm
4 Which silent hangs nboYe the tTres9 a u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-14

WE have some weather hereabouts
which is quite ut the disposal OF any
body who desires this kind OF weather.
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Could YOU not hear my pages fast
Turned over with restless hand?
Did they not whisper all youwish
In words not hard to understand
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-14

GARFIELD TEA cures constipation,
dyspepsia and sick-hcadache; restores
the complexion and saves doctors bill.
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nEw ADVERTISEMENTS.

iyXTANTED, AT oNCE-TINsMITH,
wv to work on piece ware: young man pro;
forred; reference, exchanged. Address SIS
care Joseph He'll stove Company. lallo
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UTANTED-TO BORROW $1,000.
w MIL pay per cent interest and give ilrst
lien on the best real estate In Marshall county,
", Va. Address "LoAN," caro- lntelligencer'
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Why was 1t, when you changcdyour place
And passed so close beside nv chair,
That MI the life within me thrilled
With pleasure that was half despair?
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SEPARATION.
!ldcmiliun's Jfn11:ire.

Adcmilidn's Jmga=inc.
Ali we were very near tonight
The simple word for witch We longcd,
And there were moments when thought
Our Impulses could not DO wronged!
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The Divide Musin Concert Co..

served seats. Sale OF seats commences Saturday.
JANUARY l6, ut a. m, at F. W. banner & Co. 5
music store. ioIl :
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-14

One consequence of the short duration
Of lightning 90 an apparent d,m.ruu1n
Of H. br,uWcy. 10 haas been proven
that light cannot produce 60. fu'l oG,g,
ou the eye unless i. remains "a, ,ypJ o,
long Ms tenth Of % second; but light
ming lasts only th' tonihdusanlth .I.
OF % second, and 20 follovr from tAi4tlaD
What ws SEQ D. 100000 lines ieA b.. n
than be really b..
When we rosollcct that oven thus 90
mint he'd IS brillinucy Is sucn as o.
cnufn temporary blindness 70 too els. 'i
watched, We may feel grateful that WI
cannot seq It in its true yividuess. ia
our human powers ~ vision would l.,
too weak TO bear such a sudden ag.
overwhelming illumination Electric
ity.