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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-10
MORNING SMILES.

Some children were lately overheard
discussing the Sunday service in the
fashionable church at which the family
worshiped. "Well, now," said the
seven.year.old boy. II should like to
know what the sermon Is for, anyway"
"Why, Harry, don't you know an
swered his ~fve-year-old sister. TITS to
give the singers q rest, OF course
Hebrew Standard.
"Why, Willie Green, you don't know
what q boaster isl Suppose Tommy
Toodles were to come to you and say he
excelled all the other boys in their
studies; that he could jump higher, run
faster, swim better and could Guido
evory boy at school at everything.
Now, what would you call Tommy TODD
les?" Willie Green with decision)-
IA liar."-Ife.
Fashionable wiie-"Did you notice,
dear, at the party last evening how
grandly our Clara swept into the
roomP" Husband with a grunt)-
"0h, yes, Clara can sweep into any
room grandiy enough, but when it
comes to sweeping out a room she isn't
there,"-Teras Siftings.
"What are you crying about, my lit
tie MANI" Jimmy 0'Brien licked me
first, an then father licked me for let
ting Jimmy lick me, and then Jimmy
licked me again for telling father, an
now 1 suppose I shall catch it again
from father. - Calendar
Jumpuppe-"A man may be IN ass,
but no one finds it out if he keeps his
mouth shut" Knockout-"No; and it
is the same with real asses. No one
would ever have heard Of Balaam's ass
II he hadn't started to talk. "-LJgsCat
enddr.
Guest-"What's this extra charge of
SIS for?" Hotel Clerk-"That's for fees
you neglected to give the waiter."-
Puck.
HAS Maintains a very deep voice.
every. Why, when that man sings it
hurts his corns."-TI- Bits.
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One Of the Pittsburgh newspapers adj
vises the Homestead men to get back
TO their work before their jobs are all
taken by other men, adding that this is
best for their families and best for
Homestead, in which many of them
have real estate.
Even at this distance it looks as
though the men are defeated. Their
leaders express confidence in the result,
but these expressions have been heard
before when success did not seem pos
sible and time did not bring it.
The advice Of newspapers in matters
Of this kind, however we'll meant, goes
for little. Men situated as the Home
stead strikers are do not take advice
from the outside. They follow their
leaders or break away on their own
judgment when they discover that
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AfrnId of stenhen Grover.

Mr.. Cleveland desired to raise his
Ebenezer in Illinois, and some of his adj
mirers thought it would be a great and
good thing as a diversion for those who
can't get away to the summer resorts.
But the scheme has been vetoed by the
Democratic managers in Illinois, who
think it wouldn't do at all.
It must wound Mr.. Cleveland's feel
ings to know that his own p%artisans re-
gard him as a dangerous person to have
around when they sre trying to make
votes.
On the other hand, there isn't a state
in the country where the Republican
party would not be glad to have Presi-
dent Harrison come to make some Of
his remarkable and always effective
speeches.
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nProtection Democratic"

MI. watterson's Louisville Courier
Journal, always bright, is n Of the
most entertaining of newspapers in
these warm days. For example, isn't
there entertainment in this?
Tell those "protecion nemocrats-n you
can find them-that their room Is better
than their company. They are not Demo-
Gratis at all. They are Republicans, and,
Harrison. We don't want them.
Honesty is the best policy, and here
we have a delightful mixture of honesty
and policy. The Courier Journal is hon
est. The Democratic party is a free
trade party or it is nothing. There is
no standing room for aprotectionist on
its platform.
Protectionists should vote for Harri.
son, free traders for Cleveland. The is.
sue is too well defined for any cross.
firing.
1t is as impossible to bea free trade
Republican as it is to be a protectionist
Democrat. They who are not for us are
against us. Thetaritf divides andmakes
the issue.
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Seeking a Crump OF Comfort.

The Rsgiter thinks it finds in Mr.. A,
W. Campbell,s letter from Homburg,
Germany, complete abdtcation of the
protective tariff position. Mr.. Camp
bell is likely to be heardon that subject
in this campaign, and by the time he
gets through applying what he has seen
in Europe in justification of a protec-
tive tariff the Register will not be SO
ready to admit his entire honesty and
fairness in the premises.
1t is hardly necessary to deny that
SMr. Campbell gives this [the FREQ
trade1 argument his unqualified en-
doraement.n Mr.. Campbell believes
thoroughly in protection for the United
States, and all he has seen abroad con-
firms his earlier views. Our neighber
falls into the unusual error Of. telling
the truth when it says that Mr.. Camp
bell "does not take the tariff into the
calculation for a moment" 10 was not
writing a thrift article, but portraylng
certain industrial and social conditions
as he saw them.
The application may be easily and
readily made, however. Mr.. Campbell
inds the Condition of work generally"
in Germany to be 'long hours and
poor pay" Docs the Register think the
condition Of the German people would
be improved If their protective tariff
we're swept away2 Their own states-
men do not think so; hence their pro-
tectivo tariff. But this is not the quoa-
ton which we Americans have to de.
eide. We leave other countries to work
out their own salvation.
Docs the Register think the condition
Of the American people would be inn
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CHOLERA infantum has lost its ter
rors since the introduction Of Cham
b~erlain's Collie, Choler and Diarrhna
Remedy. When that remedy is used
and the treatment as directed with each
bottle is followed, a cure is certain.
Mrs. Fanny Lauerdale, Of Rock, Pope
county, Ill, says it cured her baby Of
cholera infantum, and she thinks saved
its life. A. W. Walter, q prominent
merchant at Waltersburg, Ill, says it
cured his baby boy Of cholera infantum
after several other remedies had failed.
The child was so low that he seemed
almost beyond the aid Of human bands
or reach Of any medicine" but Cham
beriain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhna
Remedy cured him. % and so cent
bottles for sale by druggists. paw
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BREAKFAST

The Brazil nut contains from ifteen
TO twenty.four seeds. which all Rermi'
nate at one time. The most vigorous
one gets first through a small hole at
the top to the open air, and thereupon
it strangles and feeds upon the rest.
This nut seems to have been taken as a
model'b most OF the South American
republics.
An original method of inducing the
residents OF Alsace.L Lorraine to become
Germans has been discovered by the
HoLk, the organ of Herr Stoecker. This
journal proposes that the state shall
giveia dowry to every native OF Alsace-
Lorraine who marries a German.
Mrs. James Brown Potter has at last
concluded that she was not meant for
the stage. It sometimes takes a long
time for public opinion to be Endorsed
by those to whom it Is directed, but 1t
generally gets there in the long run.
Bismarck has been decorated with so
many orders that it is Impossible to
wear themzall at once, andit he were to
put the list of them on his visiting
card that pastebosrd would have to be
90 big as q theatre programme.
Edith Brill, a ten-year.oll girl. who
saved the lives of two little boys who
had fallen into the water at Woolwich,
has received the silver medal OF the
Royal Humane Society.
Herbert Spencer may be very sincere
in advising Americans to rest more,i but
he doesn't practice what he breaches
when he owns up to being fond Of comic
opera performances.
Kentucky Is a most forgiying state,
but there are fears that it will always
have a sore spot against Judge Cobb for
pretending to like cold tea better than
Blue Grass whisky.
Samples Of tea grown and cured at
summerville, S. O., have been received
in Baltimore which expert tea dealers
have pronounced superior to East
India tea.
Mayor Jilson, Of Whittingham, Vt,
is a nice and promising young fellow.
He is only eighteen, but stands six feet
ten inches and pulls down the scale.
A black pearl necklace worn by Lady
Leicester at q recent entertainment is
said to be worth $125,000. There is
only a single row Of the gems.
There were FIVE Mondays in February
Of the years 1916, 1914, 1879, 1900, I712,
1740, 1893, 1895, 1908, 1886, 1854, 1892.
The like will occur in 1904.
Elder Berry-A man wastes fully one
third of his life in sleep.
Joblots-To say nothing to every sew
enth day at church.
Hammocks made of barbed wire fenc.
ing would be much more stronger and
quite as comfortable as most Of those
now on the market.
An ice Yacht has travelled a mile in
I'm. los, a running horse in I'm. S54s,
a torpedo boat In I'm. 60s., a steam
yacht in Pm. 12s.
Ward McAllister has discovered that
there are garters in the stores for which
$3.50 pair are asked. Mr.. McAllister
Ia too fresh.
Mullen leaf is recommended as an
excellent specific for rheumatism
A quarter OF each generation die be.
fore attaining the age OF IL.
II
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Now nooks.

The United States Book Company,
142 to $50 Worth street, New York,
send out three handsomely bound
novels for summer reading.
'"The Wrong That was Done" by F.
W. Robinson. written in antobio-
graphical style, tells OF an act Of decep-
tlon and the results which followed it.
"Mar0ery Of Quether," and other
stories, by& Barring Gould, is a volume
OF more than passing interest and OF
charming style and plot.
"a Son Of Esau" Is the first preten-
tious effort of Miss Minnie Gilmore,
daughter Of the celebrated musician
and band leader, P. s. Gilmore. 1t is a
tale Of western life, full of the. thrilling
scenes of that section of the country,
pointing a moral and adorning the
story. The book contains a handsome
frontpiece Of the author. Stanton &
Davenport, Wheeling, w. Va
''That Dakota Girl" by Stella Gill
man, and published by the United
States Book Company, is a story OF love
making on the plains, with all the ex-
citing events attending the bursting OF
the tender passion in that locality.
Stanton & Davenport, Wheeling, w.
Va.
The J. B. Lippincott Company, Phila-
"The Wide, Wide World" by Elizabeth
Wetherell. The work has always been
eagerly sought after and read as 1t was
years ago, and the value greater. since
to its literary merits are added the at
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Instrnotion trom Aprond.

There is instruction for all the
world in the results of the investiga-
ton by the Paris authorities Of the sup
posed epidemic Of cholera in that city.
It Yves not cholera at all but polluted
drinking water that troubled the peo-
pie. Persons drawing their supply
from other sources than the Seine and
those who boiled the Seine water es'
capped the attack.
We have instruction aisofrom Russia,
where the authorities are issuing boiled
water to persons in the choiera-stricken
districts. Still more instruction is found
in the fact that the Russians prefer the
water not boiled, explaining that they
do not like the taste OF the boiled arti.
Gle.
AT the time when part of the former
population of Johnstown was passing
down the Ohio on the way to the sea
the people of Wheeling were urged
through the INTELI1GENoER to drink
none Of the water until it had been
boiled.
Very many took this means of i'm
proving the water supply and have
since continued the practice. More,
perhaps, paid no attention to the good
advice, some of these explaining that
The water tasted better unboilod.
1t was long ago remarked in one Of
the classic tongues that there is no ac-
counting for taste.
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Whnt,s ln a Name2

Adlai writes that his name is pro
nounced in two syllables with the en-
phasis on the first. This doesn't tell
how to pronounce his name. In due
time it will be pronounced Dennis.
Meanwhile the discovery ia made that
Adlai is to be pronounced so as to rhyme
with gladly. So says the New York
World, which is running Adlai. II
rhymes just as well with sadly, badly,
madly, which may appear in the Steven
son memorial verse at the end Of the
campaign.
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MY HAIR WAS FALLING,
Scalp, scaly and Crusty. Terrible itching,
Three other Remedies Fail. Cured
by Cuticura for 81 10:

Ihave used the Cur1cuRA REMEDIES Tor scalp
diseases. My hair vas falling badly, my foretop
becoming crusty or scOly, and ltched 80 badly
/ combed OF those scales, o sticky. or gummy
substance would ooze out Of the skin and form
another crust After trying two or three reme.
dies, l sent oyou for your book; and after read:
CUrIcUR1 SOAP, and took ono bottle Of the CurI.
cURA R~EsoLyENr, which, cured me. feel CRATE.
full 10 you for the remedies, aud have recon-.
mended them to my friends.
LIS. TURNER,
Sorrento, Lake CO., Fla,
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proved by removing the protective
tariff and admitting to u markets
free Of duty the product OF the '.long
hours and poor pay" Of the German
wags-earner2 The Democratic tariff
plank declares that this must be done,
because all protection is unconStitu-
tional. The directing mind of the
Register voted for this Confederate doc
trine when he sat in the Chicago con-
yention, and this is an answer to our
question. Still, It would be gratifying
to have q direct answer from the
Rsgiaer to this pointed question.
The longer the hours and the poorer
the pay of the German toiler the great
er the reason why we shall protect our
toilers against the products Of his long
hours and poor pay. The Register is
we'll aware that Mr.. Campbell is an I'M
compromising championdft his doctrine,
but it could not resist the temptation
to wrench a fewparagraphs outof aletter
inwhich the tariff was otmentionedand
to declare, whatit knows to be untrue,
that Mr.. Campbell gives his unqualified
endorsement to the free trade argu-
ment.
Mr.. Campbell foresees the growth of
population in the Panhandle counties
Of West Virginia increasing until in
time it shall equal in density that of
Germany-"tor of course all Europe
will continue to Aock to our shores"
And SO it will if we be unwise enough
to permit it.
The INTEIIlaENcER has long advocated
a duty on the producer as well as on the
product. The Republicans of West vir-
ginia endorse that demand through
their platform. Restricted immigration
is a necessary complement to protection
against foreign products.
II the Register were for It's own country
and its own countrymen first, last and
all the time, it would raise its voice for
both of these propositions.
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TIE Tory government is not disposed
TO let go easily, and it resorts to the
novel but cheap trick Of giving Mr..
Gladstone and his followers nothing in
her majesty's speech to take hold OF. II
the government will not let go when it
is beaten there is avery evident depar.
ture from custom and the constitution.
The British constitution represents
custom founded on the principles Of
British liberty.
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ONO COUNTY REpURIIoAx TIcERr.
ARritish View OF American Tariff.

ABritish View Of the American Tarlff
aH1tdd DAILY Telegraph
ssThe promoters of the Mckinley tarih
meant Il 10 push forward the policy of
America Tor Tho Americans. One method
OF reaIizlnE Il wal to keep all work within
their own domlnlons. Tho country wa to
be made self-supplyinei What could be
produced ut heme was o To DO bought
abroad. That was the keynote OF the Me-
KinIsy scheme, and It Is working out the
idea Of its designers with the preelslon and
effectiveness OF machine"
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Bad Eczema Cured.

Three years ago my little boy had a terrible
other forms OF eczema His doctor had tried
several remedies with no effect, so l began to use
the CUTiCURA RENEDIES In two weeks his chest
was healed, and the skin white and smooth
again. ! continued the CUTTCURA REsoLvENr
Eons time longer, until lit wns quite well, and
even now give Il to him once in a while 1.-The has
any blood trouble. am never without CUTE.
cuRA REMEDIES, all three.
MRs. N. a. CHENEY.
Kanawha Falls. Fayette Co, W. Va.
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TIE mercury was not so high yester-
dag Is It has been this summer, but the
sun sent down its heat to good purpose
and all animal life suffered accordingly.
II 1t was hotter in the topics there
would be no use OF looking in that di-
rection for an improved summer resort
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..rYred All the rlme,n

Is the complaint Of many poor NOR
tails, who know not where to find re-
lief. Hoods Sarsaparilia possesses just
those elements of strength which YOU
so earnestly crave; it will build you up,
give you an appetite, strengthen your
stomach and nerves. Try il,
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SYMPATHY strikes are not succeeding.
They have not accomplished the end in
view, and the men who undertook
them, realizing their mistake, r max
ing haste to get back to their jobs.
They have Lost wages insthe meantime
and been Of no service to the men with
whom they sy mpathised.
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REPUBLICAN, victory In the coming
election would retard for n long time the
progress OF tho sound commercial doc.
trinos that underlie the commercial great
meas of Great Britain and alone maintain
Rritsh aseendaneS.-Londoa Evening NerG
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their leaders cannot solve the aituation
for them. All this has been gone
through so often that it is idle to look
for anything else.
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Cuticura ResoIvent,

humor remedies, internally cleansss the blood OF
all Impurities andpoiSonous elements, while CU.
TfcuRk. tho Great Skin Cure, and CuTlouRA SOAR,
an exquisite Skin Purifier and Beautlfer, eXter-
nally clear the skin OF every trace Of disease.
Hence the CuTIcuRA RENEpIEs cure every
species OF itching, burning. scaly. and Plmply
diseases and humors Of the skin, scalp and
blood, with loss Of hair, from infancy 10 ago,
from plmples to Scrofula.
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READERS Of the intelligence 60
ing ont of town for the Summer can
have the Intelligencer mailed to them
for sixty-aye cents per month. postage
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If the valiant Mars has anything to
do with this we shall thankhi here
after to keep his hands off Summer
heat is hot enough without the heat OF
battle.
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Hoods Pills act especially upon the
liver, rousing 1t from torpidity to it's
natural duties, cure constipation and
assist digestion.
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IN 1900 ii wns y conflict of predictions,
now our ad~yerSarles must face trade stat
iaties M prieoS onrrens-Prestdena Harrison,
E.,s On 1ao3
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WHEELING, AUGUST 10, 1sos.
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.

FOR PREsrDENr.
BENJAMIN HARRISON,
OF Indiana
FOE VICE PRESIDENT,
wHITRLAw REID,
Of New York
"one GOOD Term deserves Another"
ELECTORS ArLAR6E,
AN. CAMPBELL
Of Ohio County.
ENocH CARVER,
ofFayette County.
DurRIcr IEcrops
Ftrst Diartet-J. S. MCCAsKET, Of wetzei Co.
seeond Dlstrie-To be selected
Third Datnet-J F. ROMAN. OF Kauawha Co.
FourAD iara-FRANK IEsAGE, of abeIl Co.
FOR coNoREss,
Fvrt Distrta-R b DovENER, ofohio Co.
Second Dtarta-conyeuton August 10.
Th4,d Dsatta-E P. RUcKER, Of Mercer Co.
Pourth Dtarta-G II CALDWELL, Of Wood Co.
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For earache, toothache, sore throat,
sweiled neck, and the results Of colds
and Inflammation, use DR.. Thomas Ec-
lectric oil-the great pain destroyer.
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QUEEN v1croRtA to her lords and gen.
tlemen-At this time we have no policy
to speak of. Jockey Salisbury and l
are riding q waiting race.
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Sold everywhere. Price, CUTicURA. SOC: Soar.
26c; REsoLvENT, 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRuG nj CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
HD-'fHow 70 cure Skin Diseases, g. pages, 20
illuEtrations, and testimonials, mailed free.
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THE OHIO VALLEY
Trades and Labor Assembly
WILL CELEBRATE THEIR
SIXTH ANNUAL LABOR DAY
AU ST 27,
GRAND STREET. PARADE
In tho morning Of all Labor Unions and
Farmers Alliance Members. The otter
noon and evening Will be Spant At the

III IN HlutllAh VI ~ Ahu0E guAuuA Auu
Formers Alliance Members. The after-
noon and evening will DO spcntat the
NRM EEIR
wheeling Island, In Dancing and other arnuSe.
mentS There will be three horse races-trot.
ting, pacing and running. Premiums S2L5.
Local horses. without q race record, only I'D.
mittod. Three purses OF SIS 90 each. First
premium, Si0i second, S25; third, SO. Entrance
ice. 10 per cent. Five 10 all. Entries for these
races are 70 be made at william GEubor's cigar
store, Market street. who IL authorized by the
committee to receive and receipt for the same.
The last and most exciting race will DO the
Ea1rOna9nY0 RASC for Spusse
Of SllQ, under Association ruleL between the
BellRire and Martins Ferry Sporting Hose com'
paineS. This race Is 70. be hub and hub race.
Come and help make the Sixth Labor Day one
70 DO long remembered.
Prices Of admission: To the Fair Grounds. 10c,
and To Grand Stand loo, for al persons; ono.
horse vehicle. l6c; tWo,horse vehicle, 25c; 10 the
quarter stretch, one-horse vehicle, 10c; two.
hefse Yehtste, tSeenH, Aut9NwaP
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REPUBLIcA1 STATE TICKET.

"
yoR, GOVERNOR,
THOMAS E. DAVIS,
of Taylor County.
FOR AUDITOR,
JACOBS HYER,
Of Braxton County.
FOB TREASURER
WILLIAM b. PAYNE,
of Mcdowell County.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.
THOMAS G. MILLER,
of Marion County.
ToR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
81 I. o. BULLOCK.
Of Wood County.
FOR JUDGE OF COURT OF APPEAIs,
Nong TeEn}
J. N. McwHoRTER,
Of GreenbEier County.
short Term)
WARREN MILLER,
OF Jackson County.
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.

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WANTED-GTRL TO DO GEN
wv ERAI Homework, Two In family. Ap-
ply At 6s Fourteenth street @