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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1892-01-07
1t Was Late.

1 had asked the cOlOred porter at
the depot if the train from Savannah
was on time, and he replied in the
affirmative, writes NJ. Quad in the
New York World. when another
cOlOred man came up and inquired:
did yO' want to know sunthin',
sah?"
Il was asking him if the train was
on time"
"And what did he say, sah?"
Gle said it was"
."IIu! Dat's.all be knows bout it.
Dat 'pussOn. sab, ar employed to
sweep out de depot an fill up de
water-caRS."
And you?"
-."While Il. sab, ar employed to put
de checks on. de baggage an put de
bakgage on de-Klars! Y0' wanted to
know if de-train. was on time, sab.
No san. it hain't, sab. De train is
exactly two seconds late, sah."
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1892-01-07
DOubly Defined.

Tommy What is a running ac-
cOunt?" Pa says it's an account mer-
chants have to keep Of customers that
are in the habit of running away
from paying their bills.
Uncle-That's one definition of It.
Tommy-Is there another?
Uncle-Yes. A running account
is, in some instances, an account that
gets tired out running after while,
and then it becomes a standing Obli-
gatiOn.-BOstOn Courier.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1892-01-07
Dangerous Revelations.

:. .Belle--Don't: youth1nk gentleman
should always wear a dress suit when
he makes call on young lady?
Neil .(dOubtfully)-Well, 1 don't
know. If he wears a full dress suit
his shirt bosom when he gets home
gives him dead away.-SOmerviile
Journal.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1892-01-07
A Cat COllOQuy.

A Cat COllOquy.
Mouser-See, here, Matte, you are
playing a little too rough. You
yanked out a good bit Of my coat
that time.
Maltie-Excuse me; only intend
ed it for joke.
Mouser-Yes, but it was rather
fur-fetched.- YOnkers Gazette.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1892-01-07
Useful II Not Ornamental.

Stayer-I-I hope I'm not keeping
you from anything, Miss Pert?
Miss Pert-Oh, dear, no! 1 like to
have you sit there, where you are.
"M-may l presume to-"
@Why, certainly. Yes, you hide that
spot on the wall paper, that has been
an eyesore to me, beautifully.-BOs-
ton News.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1892-01-07

ton colliery, Ashland, Pa, burst in the lower
lift and, filling up to the collars, drowned
nine mules stabbed by. No person was in
jured, there being no miners at work at the
time. The colliery will be idle for several
days.
A st. Paul dispatch says that very cold
weather is reported on all lines, especially in
North Dakota and Montana, where the Their
mometer is far below zero as far west As Liv-
ingston. On the Western division of the
Omaha, the temperature ranges from to 8
degrees above zero, and in Wisconsin it Is
below.
Com Is king this year to the following s1-
tent in the ten leading corn-growlng states
Iowa, 331, So, 600; Illinois, 24l, O76, 900; Mis-
sour, 2Ol, $4,000; Kansas, 16s, S63, 600; Ne
braska, 145,ON, 600: Indiana, 116, $50, 900;
Ohio, $4,000; Texas, SO, 1900; Ken
lucky, 500, 600, and Tennessee, 81, s24, 600
bushels.
The coroner's jury in the case of the boy,
Clarence Lay, who died while under Chris
tan science treatment at Burlington, Ia,
censured his parents roundly. They denounce
the practice and order the coroner to bring
proper action against the scientist in Ques-
ton. Miss Vandewater.
Unusually heavy rains have fallen in west
ern Oregon Of late, causing rapid rise in
the Willamette river. Merchants along the
water front of Portland are preparing to
move their goods to higher ground. Much
damage is likely to result along the lowlands.
The snowfall in the Cascade and Blue noun
tains is very heavy this season.
The potato production of Germany sur
passes that of any other country, being four
times that of the United States or of Austria,
twice that of France or Russia, and seven
times that of Great Britain. Nevertheless, II
= but seldom that potatoes in large quanti-
- are exported 10 the United States from
Germany, although last years expectations
amounted to So. 900 tons.
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telescope, as he would enjoy looking at
the tower through it. Of course
obeyed, but now perceive that was but
q hasty excuse to escape my remOn-
stranceS against such q rash under
taking"
Viva seemed petriied.
And at that moment, with binding
fash of lightning. and deafening crash
Of thunder. the storm broke.
HE will be lost" whispered she. look
ing wildly up to the frowning heavens
Her anguish tore at Sircombe's heart
strings; he gnawed his lying lip with
rage and pain.
Down came the rain with . sudden
blast that scourged the seas into a
world of boiling foam, and almost swept
the light form of the girl into the water.
LET me take you home!" implored
Sircombe She started and flashed him
q wondering, reproachful look.
"Without one effort to save him?'
said she sternly. @Am / dreaming or
delirious? or what strange change is this
which / see upon you. this unnatural
callousness concerning the life Of that
brave man? cannot comprehend youv'
she cried, her piercing eyes upon the
guilty, quailing wretch. till he could have
screamed q prayer to be delivered from
them. ~Why did you, who can read the
signs. tempt him to so on the water this
afternoon of all the days he has been
with us? And when YOU saw that he
had gone in that reckless way, how could
you quietly sit down here instead oi
raising the whole island to pursue him
and bring him back from death? From
Gnathls che repeated to herself With {
Aoort-rendfne uoap Co." she con
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-24
A BURST or SUNLIGHT
Tie Discovery I Doctors MhDC Can Care
WhsFs OthsTs Have Failed,
M. wnliam Nass, OF Cameron, w. va,
sunsred Terribly for Two Years and
Sought Every Means to obtain Relief.
a Constant Battle with Disease.

How many people there arc whog 20 from doc.
tor to doctor, suffering from a compilation Of
diseases, being treated for Que thing and then.
another, and never receiving tho right treat:
ment after NIL To such, the dlscoyery Of o
phyaiciRn, who understands his or her case,
who appliesthe righttreatment and relieves the
sufferer from pain and distress, = like o burt
otsunlight through IN apparently tmpenetEa-
DfS Copeland, Boil and Davis donot pretend
itoNbe more skfllfult than all other physicians. but
the statement they present from week 70 week
curing cases that other reputable physicians
have Ailedih. The following statement y adj
dIuonRl evidence In this respect, and Is Inter.
legtlng as showing how completely they master
cases Of chronic diseasethat coma3heieret them
Mr. William NuSs, oil CAMERON NaksA
blacksmith and wagon builder b peeupAloni
states as follows: Two years ago % nose ana
throat got sore, something different from what
hAdGverexpeFlenced before. The extend
edfrom mynosed down oycrnly uPperHpluuulmy
lip was 80 stu, swollen and red as hrot tlat !
could not open my mouth without great pam.
MS n0stEilSWouldc clog up and conldnot lie q
minute on my back for the t1unuSd dropping into
my throat, and choking mo, consequently hAd
tolleepo on my side altogether.
III throat was gore 1l the time Witn q kl!nu
OF dry sticky feeling In II, causing me %, drink
water frequently to relieve tho distress, with
aching over top thead and through my eyes.
Ny ear got dry and scales amt out OF thcm,
undtheyW were always itchins, keeping me picking
atthem every day for about eighteen months,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-24

Do you wish to know the quickest
sway to cure acold? We will tell you.
10 cure a 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 snees-
ing. The cough is soon followed by.
watery expectoration and the sneezing
by a profnse watery discharge from
the nose. In severe eases there ls6a
thin white coating on the tongue.
What to do2 II, is only necessary to
take C~hamberlain's Cough Remedy in
double doses every hour. That will
greatly lessen the severity Of the cold
and in many cases will ettectually coun-
teractit, and cure what would have
been a severe cold within one or two
DAYS time. Try it and be convinced.
60cent bottles for salesby druggLsts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-24
MARrIN,s FRRRY.
News Notes and Personais rom Our Near
NnIrhbOr.

news Notes and Personals rom Our Near
Neighbor.
IN speaking Of I'd. Cpehart, formerly Of this
sly. and a son Of Dr.. w Il. CGpehaFt, tho New
YORK Recorder says:
sOt The many bright young officers Of tho
nv alert to modern naval changes ND keep
tS pace 10 study OF them must DO QlAssed En-.
W. = 4 CapohAtt, the hcot secretary OF the
North Atlantic Station, An0tivo OF Brldgeport
Nllo, where he was born In 1859 Me- apehaft
sssatefed tho United States Naval Academy in
~. and graduated tn18S1. Since that time his
" SapehArt has tOaped good experience. Ne
mug q cruise In tho Mediterranean, n Whtl.e
vauae lancaster, was present at the homparns
IIsnL o. Alexandria, July III 1852 Retufnln8 %
la united States for examination tpt promo
Gea IN lS9. he was ordered to the u, Galenai
" september OF the same year Where ne ~.
IIalnled until September, 1888. He served Wtthi
t W. american force Landed In ApInWhu inlsss9
EH y ENSIGN 0apehart was detached rom tne
Hlena he was ordered Is an insttuetortn tho
department. OF mechanics and applied mathe,,
m%lucs a. the Naval academy, and femelneu
HSte ionr years He next served IN the Enter
~ IEom, Julyyl690, to August 1891 When ne
~ ~ Ssqeted 70 the y. 8. Atlanta Of b sguaa1
nnTIAaSn Capehart was mentioned N highly som.
pamentat language In the oticial reports q MS
SS@mmandinG Olieer, for cool and COURAGEOUS
SSISnng AZ the timoiol the explosion IN the
~ tV9M VI lnt Atuluyl uUElut tWo ssEKIlS
sIsoG INC JOrSey coast, October 1s9l ON DO.
Sss3SoefS, he was ordered q the tagdhip Ohteage
y Veg secretary. on tho stat Of Rear Adt1ttn y,
lker which q his present duty NJ Qapee
5iM Meatto South America during the Vhuean
dS+,nH and more recently was AZ a saayra
SlA gentleman
5he funeral Of Mta Iennetse pNnnen Robin.
~, Y Mho died on ThuFaday morning % o'clock
tbs a tGAg place fhts morning az n O'clock rom
NV Mn1iIy residence CORNER TOntha and VALIANT
saets her husband = buried Mrs. Robinson
- second daughter Of James II pEenneni
~ ~ na publisher o. the ono PgHB, Aetla,
Wy rs ioFtyeelght years old. sHGr death was
SG,so BY c4tarFh Of the stomach aud bowels
5 u Mck about one year and had heen q
~ 70 net room hne0 early "a Npy9tnneE sac
~ Seen unable 70 walk down town exception
Nv y tnfea oocasions III the past ten months
ltWy . conscious up 10 The tltne q her death.
y heE EiltaTS were at h9r bedside when she
: her three brpthfr8 were also nearby ehe
~ IWo children If0ls andllhinIy Inc &c,
.e9 yallnAsGied % NJ. Gordon Rpbins1n o.
tSAaueM who died fourteen years agp q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-24
DIGGING THEIR OWN GRAVES.

"Thousands Of, people right In this city are
digging their " graves. They arc 'hurrying
Themselves to tho cemeterie2.n 'tThey think
they have simply o bad cold In the head or q
about with catarrh-thh f%Orerunnef Of con.
sumption. Ifthey only knew tho years OF mis-:
cry they might save themselves they would
stEanglo the disease in It's infancy. Delay Is
DANGEROUS; besides it requires q hard fight to
eradicate tho diaease from the system whiGh.tt
IS allowed to run for years. Humanity ig alike
tho world oyer-people keep putting of. and
putting ofse0Ing what Is the matter With thom,
andw6ere they might be cured for q few dollars
theywaItu until the catRrrhl has poisoned the en-
tire system and takes longer TO DO cured. So
that REORGANIZATION Is not only the thief OF
time but It is the thief that robsl tho sufferers
anaknknnOk ~ M Nat. hlu- Nt-A-a 4s
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his death sho has madRhet hQm0With her iath
or on the Heights. andliIF services have becnl
ildispeasIbtG 70 him In editing aud pubiAhigR
tho Net3 during this long period MtL. Robin
son WAgR member Of the Prctbvtetin1 church
dFclGoiinehdl NJ. Df6nned. hort venerable.
father andthe family have the sympathy Of
thoirmRny frlCndL
WatRrfants are duo Janugry l. but may DO
paid any tImO before TINT date, IN order %
save thet2 pGt cont advance intthe' rate 1ttnn1t
hespa4d before JanparY 10
Us MttcltE1t, Secretary.
ChristmaS bookSgh nereat vaFlety Of John Nv.
icro0kSs This t5the piaci 70 got bargains
The post0llce wiitobscryo Monday. II Willbe
open fFoms tOg n to ~ lands to@
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-24

Mr. WnIIAM NUS, Cameron, v. Va
when they started to discharge q thin watery
fluid, with very offensive od0r. which lated
fouror i've months, or until pboSati treatment
at the Copeland Medical 1nstit1tn.at 21s ICjs
81 was continually hacking and coughing. tho.
cough was dry, being unable to raise anything,
withlpainslthrough the centre of my chest to
my shoulder blade, stabbing llkoeA knife. Ny
stomach was entirely knocked ont had no ap.
petite at all, and what little ate forced down:
1 often would not tryto eat at all but whenI
did eat, I could not digest my food. as " lay
heavy On my stomach, and would, often bloat
me up. Bowels custiye all tho time, soreness
over my kidneys o5bad / couldsn not bear the.
weIghtof 0nyone's hand on my back. lost In
weight fromi16S pounds to 12S pounds but now
weigh lboutmy usual weight again.
II now feel llke o new man, ears arc we'll
breathe freely through my nose, no more drop.
ping from my head into throat: soreness IN
throat gone, eyes arc feeling all right, appetite
good, and relish my meals, and Idoagoodday's
work now with some pleasure The bowels are
regular, ! do not have thai, tired 1eeutlg on
1Srising. Frequently felt much Wonb when got
ny thap before / went to bed before I!began
treatment, Ny brother.in.law recommended mo.
20 DrA Copeland, Bell and Davis for treatment
andI now feel II my duty to recoInmend any
one suffering from q compllcatlon OF diseases 70
try theSedoctors ut ouce, as they surely can cure
thOnn n AnvnnhT ran fef -T a
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Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it Is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Boz cleanses the sys.
tenn eAactually, aispels colds, head.
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs Is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro.
duced, pleasing to The taste and 90.
lceptable to the stomach, prompt In!
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend i
To- all and have made Il the most
populGf remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale in 6Oc
and 81 bottles BY ell leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand VIII pro.
cure il promptly for any one who.
wishes to tEy Il. Do not accept any
substitute.
GALIf0hM re SNPuP Co
sAe haAEQSg9t az.
t0gsHaNs ~ GsW fQs AA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-24

Tickets good between all stations of
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pany east OF the Ohio river will be on
sale at ticket Offices Of that company
from December oath to 26th, inclusive,
and from December 1st to January End,
inclusive, good to return until January
Srd, inclusive. For more detailedintor-
nation apply to nearest Baltimore &
Ohio ticket agent. Mw&F
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aEAL ESTATE.
Oh S u

r. o r. S "a
HonsaoEsi rooms. brick EDffSINob between.
TWentysthird and Twenty fourth streets. ehelp
Hopie olfout rooms, corner Twenty thtrda
Charles Ht0et, 1900.
House Of beVtn ro0uisisl1tecuth street. 5000
Small house and half l0t. Jacob street, gentte
Wheeling, on easy terms. sQl.
Aouse q fisk rooms brick. Ccttte Nleetlh
Thrpa houses on MoyEton street. sixth Wafq
on easy tert1s, s2ID0.
Four aero Rnda goodhnus and 0utbnildins
one mile east Of the city, $500.
FaEmAuf10 acteS three AndA half miles bel0
MonndEVillA on Naturalization. Elghty acre.
dnc river bottom With soven-roomed house and
hfStGlaSs outbuildinga OnleasV terms,
improvements; suitable Tor gardening
Lots at cast end Of Twenty.thlrd street, on
HouSs OF three rooms oniPEke street $50
House Ot fisk rooms, 900 Jacob street.
House OF Ave rooms, Fourteenth street. s1g91
House q I'VE rooms, EoHg street, Oens3s
Wheeling. $500
House 81 elght rooms, Jabobstyeet between
FIftoenthfAnd Sixteenth streets, $500:
Splendid farm. fifty acres nine miles easses
city cheap
oas;hsl5 e. Of MccoIOch tsss Center
oas:SSii iot on MccOllOoh and Belmont
ohe.hSlfio lot on chaplins street. sixth Ward
one OF the bot manufacturing sites tnithe
city, fronting on two railroads
NESBITT & DEWINE.
1899 Market Street. ds21
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SIS PER MONTH.

An diseases will be treated at the
uniform rate Of $5.0O month. Mcdt-
clnes furnished free. Remember, this
includes consultation, examination,
Medicine and treatmentfor all diseases
and all patients.
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HANpsomR is that handsome does,
and il Hoods sarsaparilla doesn't do
handsomely then nothing does. Have
you ever tried it2
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The Copeland Medical Institute.
Located Permanently, Second Floor
1871 Main St, Wheeling, ": Va.
W. H. COPELAND m. D.,
Consulting PhysloIan.
E. q. E L M. D.
L. G. A v M. D.,
ResIdont .PhlsleIana

s%pecIalies: catarrha all diseases Of tho Eye,
Ear, Throat and Lungs, Stomach and all Chronic
Diseases Office hours, Q to IL a. m. to 3 ?. M,
7to9p.m Sunday, Toto l2a.m .I2to4 p, m.
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D. 3 Q. ohrl.lmas nollday Ratoa.

MONEY Saved by buying your Jewelry
at II. Il. H1LLtIAN q CO.'S.
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F9R RR-nIT
POSSESSION ApRI1 j. 1873.

No. 22tT Market street, oom and dwelling
Wareroom or Storcro0m ON South street.
Waretoom, No.1h2 hain. street, three story
ONCE room, No. 1874 Market street. second
No. 2s0s Fotf street, twOlve.roon dwelling
No. 2lOl Main street, twelve.room dwelling
No. 2000Boff street, Htnrer0om and dwelling
No. GS ThIrty.tir8t street, large brick dwelling.
M. Street slx.room nedwclling
No 37l2 Jacob street, stnrcroom md dwelling.
Forr rooms OF. second fopE NORM Huron
street, Island.
POSSESSION AToEcE
No. 81 south Front street, seven ICONS
and bathroom ....... ...'.....'.... ';;..,e.ssW W
No. pos EOf street. six rooms and bath
u room ............s =. s.,.is .sss.ss s.sNststsse -
No. 4 Tenth Btrcot. storeeoo nj .,..... .......,, "
No. $3.50 Eoff street si&.room brick. new .. 1900
No.. gSll Eoff street, 9ix.r0om brick, new. lS lQ'
No.. 9Si9 Eolfstr0et six-ro0m brick, new 80, 18 gQ
No, 28tS Eofrstreet slx.room brick, now, INQQ'
No. 4fEoff street.. six. groom brick, now IS, 18 100
No. 40 Seventeenth street. second hoofI
MONEY! TO LOAN
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MouNpsv1nIE.
a MlsesllaneouS Melangc OF Minor Mat.
5ters from AInrshalrs Metropolis.

L p. WE StA
Tho marriagc license business reached high
water mark yesterday. Five couples were
lioensed to wed before Clerk Lewis adjourned
for his noon meal. b Is the highest number
ever Issued In ono day since the Organization OF
tho county. The next highest was during OK.
CLERK FinniB administration, when four wore
turned out in one day.
Petitions have been circulated and pretty gen.
orally signed asking the Legislature to abolish
the county court as ct present constituted, and
whole county, ono from each district, or nine In
Ill. People sGemto DO gonCrallyin favor of tho
change, andlt will no doubt BIO made.
Chicago capitalists arc making athororghin
yestig0tion Of the MoundSville coal field with q
viewto purchasing 4 large tract q valuable
being analyzed, and II tho test proves satiSiac-
tory two shafts Will be put down ut once and q
large force OF men WILDE given employment
Tho Christian Endeayor society Of the Presby-
terrain church will have harge.o o. the services
on Sabbath evening and give nn.entertAlnment
instead Of theus services. The society Will
be aSsistedby the Ohio Valley Quartette
The Christmas services in 81 Francis Xayier's
Catholic church OF this city VIII be as follows:
First mass ut Ga m, second mass following the
irst, third mass at 10 q. M bonedicion at 3
p. m
There viii DO rather a lively satfnmage he.
tween two local Democrats over the deputy rev
enti0 c~olledtonhtp. It GeetnAto3bGn. x. Dorsey
agalnst the field With oddsin favor Of the sena-
A,palty q siitetsyLlls oil men we're here yes.
an of and gas boom here soon.
The funeral OF MfA w II Lindsey occurred
yeStetdRy. Rev. 6. W. Grimes conducted tho
ceremoutee
Nj. andAftS.a s. ". Matthew VIM leave for the
south ina Tow day to spend the winter.
JIM. Booth Is out aglin alter q sllght ihdiEpo.
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RlNEHART & TATUM,
City Bank Building, Room No 9
Telephone 2la dc2s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-24

CosaRkvH BREwrNd Co.'s alesi and por.
ter onsdfaught today TTh&s.S
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Apary OF si5tatsyElo oil men were here yes.
terday prospecting, Ryery indication points to
an. of and Eas boom here soon.
The funeral. OF MS. w II Lindsey occurred.
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The Christmas services In st. Francis Xavier's
Catholic church OF this city VIII be as follows;
FirSt mass ut Ga. m, second mass following the
h5t thiEd mass at 10 a. m, bonedictien at
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& DEWINE.
l7aaa Market Street. ds2l