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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-14
Denfness Can't DO Curod,

by local applications, as they can not
reach the diseased portion OF tho ear.
There is only one way to curc deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an infiamed con.
dition OF the mucous lining Of the
e%ustachian tube. When this tube gets
inilamed you have q rlmbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is en-
tircly closed deafness is the result, and
unless the inflammation Gun. be taken
out and this tubo restored to its normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed
forever; nine cases out OF ten nre caused
by catarrh, which is nothing but an in
famed condition Of tho mucous sur
face.
We will give ono hundred dollars for
any case of deafness Caused by catarrh)
that VIC can not cure by taking Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send tor circulars, free.
!. J.. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, 75jc.
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by hand, tho wonderful samplers, the
daily stint OF eve,y young girl and sad.
" bemoan the falling of Of this by-sone
industry. @
II, however. they were aware that the
grand danes OF to-day cschew all but
handmade underwear, would they not
have to retract their stubborn slate
mcnts and bow down TO the moro stub.
born facts? The airy French creations
that bring such astounding prices owe
their worth to tho careful stitching of
the nrns. who set caclr- THREAD and
weave every individual knot md pat
tern with their own hands.
Outside OF tho undergarinenls arc not
the styles Of today In women's and
children's clothes such that tho mn.
chine woGs Is only the foundation, and
tho.iouch that lends the needed grace
and finish must be done by hand, or II
dress las n "rcady.made" air not OK.
actly deSirable2
Again, is not embroidery, IN n deco.
ratiye sense, brought TO tho tacmeaof
perfection in these days, WHOM forest
and field yield up their floral beauties
to DO reproduced through the tiny steel
Instrument in an artists fingers In por-
there's, %scarfs, table covers and mantle
drapericsP
Are not these designs as intricate
and far moro beautiful than tho filling,
In with cross stitch q group OF impossi.
bic wosstcd roses, sensclcss and mean-
ingless to all but tho enthusiastic
worker2
Is not tho outline stitch OF to-day, tho
very primer Of modern embroidery,
miles ahead Of the dreadful card board
notices thai. used to ornament every
household room with their set stitches
and floral beauties clustering about
some inspiring phrase2
Our girls may not sit up at night
scratching gathers in tho band OF u
petticoat or putting seven rows Of tueks
and insertion in their muslin gowns,
which will: be; handed dowus as show
pieces to admirinS prosterity, butithey
are able to darn their silk stockings
neatly and we'll, hetn. fell, cats stitch,
and gather good enough for all purposes,
and when 1t comes, TO ornamental en-
broidery, the masterpieces OF q past era
must take n back seat before the beau
ties wrought by tho fair hands Of tho
girls Of to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-14
GARDEN HINTS.

1t is 4 laborious task TO apply liquid
MANURE to q strawberry patch, but 1t
will be an advantage, cspeciallyin a gar
den patch, to sclec: one row OF the
plants ior forcing. This is done by APP
plying liquid manure, two or three
times each week, around the plants.
Such plants should be grown in stools
rather than in matted rows. Liquid
manure can be made byusing the urine
from the stalls. adding fresh horse ma.
nure and diluting with water. if ncces.
sary.
For early plants n fertilizer solution
may be prepared which will be almost
a complete food for pot plants, or those
requiring special attention outside. 1t
may DO mixed with earth and used
around the roots also. Take one pound
each oil phosphate OF potash, nitrate oil
soda, and sulphate OF lime, mix well and
add q tablespoonful to one quart of
water.
Subsoiling is OF advantage 10 ONT
soils, especially when tilc drainage Is
used. Experiments made for the pur-
pose OF comparing subsoiline with n
plot that was plowcd, but not SUBSIDIZED,
using sorghum as 4 crop, demonstrated
that tho crop was largely increased on
tho SUBSIDIZED plot, tho subsoilod land
yielding eighteen tons and the other
ten tons.
For cuttings, in order to have them
root early, use burnt clay. This may
seem inappropriate, but in England
the clay is found superior to sand or
loan, rs it is saidto possess the property
OF absorbing ammonia from the atmos-
pherc.
Freezing does not iniuyc onions or
onion sets, provided they are not dis.
turbed. il kept in the CARROT there is
less liability OF the odor being perccpti.
bic in the house, which is not the same
with tho cellar. Keep them in thin
layers and cover them with an old cur
pct.
The beautiful coleus plants, which are
used for ornamental borders and for
beding, are produced IRON slips. but
they 1rc also easily raised from seed.
Sow tho seed early, in prepared boxes,
in the same manner rs ior other early
plants.
Radishes are very hardy, and grow
quickly from seed. For al early sup.
ply SOW tho seed in q. hotbed or cold
frame. They will be out Of tho wayin
q short time, whom something else, such
as early cabbage, may follow.
When using manure for hotbcds dis
card all litter. Fresh horse manure is
best and it should be well trampcd
down in tho bod. To hasten tho heat
moisten the manure with lime water.
Use wire for fastening grape vines 10
posts or on u strip instead Of using
strings, us the strings may rot before
tho crop natures and the fruit injured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-14

Cannot be urged in extenuation OF the conduct
OF hosts OF people who constantly infict injury
upon themselves, and lay the foundation for
serious and disastrous bodily trouble by the u.c,
In season and out OF season.. upon Sigh: neces-
sity and without discrimination, Of drastic veg
ctable cathartics and poisonous mineral cholR.
~IoSues-notGbly tho vnrious forms OF mercury
10 relieve simply constipation. n complaint rem.
edlabie at any stage by the persistent use OF Hos.
letters Stomach Bittcrs: This famous remedy
never gripes, cvacuates too coplously or wcakcns
the bowels: II there Is any other tonic aperient
IN or out OF the pharmacopGla OF which this can
truthfully be said, we are Unaware OF It. .Abau
don the fa,uous habit OF dosing and use this
benign regulator. which also sets right weakened
stomnchs and disordered livers. Rheumatism,
debility and kidney complaints aro troubles ali
Conquernble by the Bit,ers. ,us ].
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-14
THE ROARING LION


Lies DownlBeforo tho Firo and Ills Skin
Mink es u Snporb hug.
Pittsburgh Dispatch.
Tho most superb OF iur rugs arc made
from the skin Of tho lion. Wlon the
lion is five years old his name has
attained its full growth, and he is then
ready to BIO sacrificed at tho altar OF
civilization. The bears, and especially
the grizzlies, are very popular. The
white Polar bear is arranged in q very
realistic manner. with his great mouth
open, and formidable claws projecting
grimly from tho soft fur. All those
animals arc displayed with one-quarter,
onc-half and full hcads-that is, raised
and stuffed in these shapes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-14
THE HOUSEHOLD.

There is always n certain set OF old
ladies and Il good many old men, TOO,
for that matter, who arc continually
harpirg Of the better quality of every.
thing in their day MS compared with-the
achievements OF this modern cru. Fore.
most in the list, especially with tho
aged DANES, is the necdlework that
they claim has been entirely done
away with since sewing machines, with
their clatter and celebrity, caused women
and girls 10 slight their work, and, rs
these g%eltlewomcn affirm, throw the
garments together" They rave over
the embroidered baby clothes all dono
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-14
HOW 10 BOIL EGGS.
The Right Why is Not to Boil 1hsni ut Al
Strnngptto Say, sa- b.

The Right Why is Not to Boil III .ni ut AL,
Strnngcto Shy.
Phtsbnrg Dispatch
Our woman-and her household ways
are the wonder and envy OF her friends
says the right way4to boil eggs is not
TO boil them at all. First put tho eggs
into 4 wire basket with 4 tall handle;
that saves the time and vcxation OF fish.
ing them out with spoon when cook
cd. Then set the rest OF the, eggs in a
kettle or other vessel, with cold water
enough TO cover tile e%gGs-notS hot wa
ter, or warm water, but, cold water.
Set the vessel over, a brisk fire.
Do not let tile water boil, only just
Come to a boil" and at that particular
timc-not before, not later-the eggs
will be cooked as. thew should be.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-14
Notice to House Painters.

Scaled proposals will be received by tho secre.
tary.oi the West Virginia Sate Fair until the
10th day OF April, 1892, ut the hour OF 2 O'Clock p.
M, for painting with two good coats OF white
lead paint oil the outside woodwork OF the Main
Exposition Building. Machinery Hall, Res;au.
rant, Penn street Office and gates, South From.
street office and gates, Grand Stand and Horti.
cultural Hall, including the ceiling OF uorticul.
tural Hall.
The Committee on Grounds reserve tho right
10 reject any or oil bids.
apo GEO. HOOK. Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-14
UNIVERSITY CADETS
Would Like to Coiho 10 Wheeling on tho
30th OF May to Drill.

Special D'fpa'ch 10 ht In'ttTlqcnctr.
MoRoAwrowy, W. Va, April ia
recent article ina Wheeling paper spoke
in favor OF having something like q COM
petitive drill between the Linsly cadet
corps and tho University corps in Wheel
ing on the Both OF May. The corps would
like very much TO so to Wheeling OH
tho S0th, II suitable arrangements could
DO made. Some OF tho members OF tho
corps oppose going to Grafton this year
because they have boon there SO often.
But should arrangements DO made for
no other place they will probably 60 to
Grafton, for they have been receiving
good treatmen. from the Grafton people
during all their visits there.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-14

Take q long, brisk walk every day at
q rapid pace. Saunterine does little
good. All the calisthenics in the world
don't compare with walkingH Not. only
the walk, but itliee:opeu air-if the day
isn't too bad-will drive away head
aches, "blues" and the innumerable
disagrecable feelings which some peo-
pie seem to think come from the wind.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-14

depend moro on regularity than on any
or NIL causes combined. An actual or
living death is the result OF derange-
,ment OF functions which make women
what she is; immediate relief is the
only safeguard against wreck and ruin.
In all cases OF stoppage, delayed, pain
iul or other irregularities Bradficld's
Female Regulator is the only sure rem
edy. Sold at wholesale and retail by
Logan Drug Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-14

WHAT debt OF gratituds the world
owes to such mon as Drs. Ayor and
Jenncr-the lattor for tho great dis.
covery Of vaccination, and the former
Tor his Extract OF Sarsaparilla--the best
OF blood.puritiers! Who can estimate
how much these discoveries have benc.
fitted the race! DIV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-14

Yale undergraduates next year will
have l2S electives 10 choose from as
against 100 last wear.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-14

Loyal and gentle, tender ind kind.
Ruling her household'by love. not fear:
With syinpathies wide, IND n well stocked mind,
With tact fur reaching, and Judgment clear, .
lIelpmcct sweet In lies toIlsome Ilny.i
Comrade stAuncn In lis weary strife:
True TO her husband rs 10 her'God, IN
such, oh man, wouidst thou have thy wife.
She need not handsome 10, nor yet possessed
Of stately 1nien. or graceful form Glone:
She need not boast OF rank or high degree,
] Or wealth OF acre broad to call ncr own.
But she must haye,a faithful heartto win
And hold that other eart-a prrrr; good lie
4 sweet. wise tnilucnGc;1a triStihg love" ~
And she will be Il helper-a true wife.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-14
Womnn,s Itenlth mud LILO

Carthage, Mo-, has an undertaken
named Knoll, III!
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p RH in TP51'l F FEER AL : pills

for relieving prolonged and paint suppression ofthomenstualp periods they arc tho only
safe and certain cure over offered to women they aro especially nadefor married ladies,
and atWaysto be reicdupon BE surrey ou TASK forDr Motifs Pennyroyul Pills. They
are tho genuine, 81 per box, sent By mail DR.. Motifs Chemical Co, Cleveland, o.
~ For Sale by Logan Drug Co.. aeE-a.=H delsptw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-14
What n wife Should Be.

In q recent competition in England
for prizes, hero are some Of the choicest
definitions OF G good wife:
She must n gentle and forbearing,
10 little fads and fancles blind:
Yet strong enough 10 hold licr " ~uDsweryiIig.
ID time Of trouble gentle, patient kind
No silly tIrt. yet fond of wholesome pleasure;
Faithful till death, unscliih, pnp aud good,
One 10 be houOrcd as nprcclous treasure,
Avery type OF perfect womGihoOd. ~ (,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-14

"Tho uso OF .Castoria' ID so universal and
az Eupercrogatlon to endorsed ". Few are the
Intelligent families who do not keep Castor!a
within cosy reach"
ClRLos MARTIN, D, D..
n New York City.
Late Pastor Dloomlpgiale Reformed Church.
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for Infants and Children.

"Castoria $50 well adaptcdto children that
frccommcnl itas superior to any prcsdsiptlon
raown to me-" II. A. ARCHER, N. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St.. brooklyn, n. Y.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-06-23

In the departure of Judge Riley
Gale and family last week for Cali
f"rn':', where they 90 {" take up Il
permanent residence, this county
looscs one of It's oldest and most re-
spected families. The judge cane
to this county when but a small! boy
and raised himself to prominence
Nearly all Of Ais. and Ms. Gale 5
children have for some years been
residents. Of the golden state, and
the OLD people go ont there to spend
the remaining years Of their lives.
May this time be long and pleasant
to them is the wish q their CID neiah-
"ors III Scotland county.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-06-23
The Republican county convention

The Republican county convention
met in this citySaturday The members
of that body were representative men
OF the county and should have been
engaged in better cause. FL.
Leslie was made chairman and JAS.
{. Gillespie, secretary After the
usual committees were appointed the
court house were cleared Of Spectators
and the delegates went into secret
c:t,;ctiS, and from words tiroupe,,
after dinner, it is very certain that I,
slate was made up, but it seems that
failed 10 keep the nIcm'mrs in line
for there WAS several nominations
made for some Of the important
Offices The temporary officers were
made permanent ant; several ouncoinc
resolutions read, after which the fol
owing ticket WAS made Hcprcsen,
tative, J. 4. Craig, OF Memphis; Judge
of western district, Arch iiarhur
nominated. but declined. and W. G..
Muad was suhs.itu'edi Judge of
eastern district, Philip Miller, Of
Harrison township: collector. I'll.
Wit, Of Tohin: sheriff. Perry Dean.
Of Union. treasurer II NJ Rjarf.T;lr.;
Of johnson; assassor, Saith Ni,d;nan
Of Uaion. When it came to surveyor.
pablo administrator and prosacu;in.
attorney, many names were suggested,
bat all ,lcci:neA and The central com
mittee WAS instructed to select n,r,;
for those positions. JOHN E:!,ois
was nominated for coroner ana the
work Of the convention WIS brought,
to close. There was disposition
manifested that ever, person .lonc:p,
hy the convention must he a Straight
JACKIE: Republican and the liberal
rlimant was ''iaucd' most un!ne.ci-
f;:lly. Tie action o. the convention
seemed To be satisfactory with the
powers tina: be in the party, aud
the candidates, SO far as we know,
are good men, outside Of their pol;-
tics 60.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-06-23

We are closing out our Clo-
thing Stock regardless of cost.
This makes q good chance to get
good Clothing cheap. Or, to any
one desiring to go into business,
we will sell the stock in bulk and
rent the roo.s,. We have the clean
est and newest stock OF Clothing
in the county. We have gone i'll
to The <5r<>ccry business again and
can s.o" sci! YOU al your supplies
cheap, and bundle your produce rs
formerly, 1t tie highest market
prizes. VIZ have the best store in
the county, AID the only farmers
store in Memphis. Cal! and see
MURPHY & MILLER
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-06-23
The straight, the Temperance eiment

Til. straight, the Temperance eIment
of the Republican party, met in
County convention Monday. THIS
convention was addressed by Major
Il. d. Cramer, candidate FOR congress
He stated in his euio.y over his
nomination and the great revo!u.ion
to follow in his wake, that he wanted
the Democrats to nominate Hatch,
] suppose the Major wants an increase
Of pension. is the reason for his de
sire to have Hatch elected We
stated that '.IIe and the Republican
party had been voting for eight years
upon a contract NV which some one
would noust hin into office and he
asked the deia, gates where are they
nos;. This : Il g:tnl confession :or
a candidate for congress To- max" o.
the Intelligent citizens OF this dis
trict VIII" did the MAJOR have his
contract With? Was it with those
fellows he has ;nen So intimately
associated with for that period Of
time. called the clossback rim. "f
Mcnp!.i%2 Was it with the small
crowd 81 republican, leaders w'io I,a";
dominated this Democratic party aLe
named It's officers 70 cary OFT Tie
wishes Of t.e syn.sica:c ut Warsaw?
/, certainly could 40: have i'"n tie
tax PAYERS party, for that construction
would DC an insu!; to T." rank ~!
lie Of the Republican party, who were
patriotic enough to join with l.!lepen-
dent Democrats to save their homra
FROM the hl:s.,; ant, Curse Of the
greatest conspiracy ever perpctra:ed
OF, county. To say that good Repub-
leans had for eight years JOINED.
':.n,is vith other citizens Of different
poi sicai vic"s for SO w0lt'Gcy :. couse
and ca, i 4 contract t., g.: snr,}nrt
ii. return, :-rnil I've the T;t:,:e,,.. insult
W l,cn could be offered 10 good moh
NJ, he ec,;!l nut mean this. Ii
wo;lld he VEL for him to tel. the
voters what lie means, a, the demands
of The people Of this district is moi
FOR men who deal III contracts FOX
support in return. There IS enough
of that iii congress how. v i;,; will
the Nal,c Ito when he finds the great
Democratic (rin4) leaders s;lowai
under in November hv reason Of the
woes lost there il, Tie nominating
convention Ia.i Monday, or was The
nominating of a ;.,,.et Ly the ollie"
seekers of the Republican party last
:, feint to scare the down tro'lslen
laborcrs Of this c"unty and TIVE
mortgage oppressed farmer AID make
them believe .ii,t the two gran! Old
parties were solid for vic'ory :ip;l for
spoils Spaa!. out, Major, and .eii
the pcupie what YOU mean II your
great joy and your criticisms. They
want 70 know before November next.
LISTENER
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-06-23
MURPHY & MILLER.
MEMPHIS. No. Ju"v =. h. lSJ2.

MEMPHIS. No. .Ju.v - h. 1882.
Democrats q Sro.l.ns. county, Mus
ss,:iII-
All NJ ;ifa. have been q Demo
cIl', .a.iIlt,: Wit, III" r;is,ip!,.a form
mated anH proclaimed ~ ina; .r,r;y
since It's a,i Jon for ;:,e protection
of property sad citizens
| have been an a,;YUC::.c q these
PRINCIPLES f"r The past tv:!yc :cars,
and have bad Az: ,is. opportunity e
ascertain the causes " licil nave , =
f.c,4,l the GRADUAL bat sure :e>"otl!ag
Of Iii" Democrat: party t.on it, PES
t.m,: stfengt'. an:a usefulness.
;nve faithfully Watched the pro
il:araiv proceedings i;id l,av" hec"n !
satisfied that !. few for.ner he,,uhi!-
cans ssAl Gna other, who Is now 4 Re
pi,.icar have virtually dictated
,'U:iG. the last SIX years OK r,oie.
to the Democracy uf Scotland. wiiu
should he loIn!n, ed to q! the several
Offices Of ;rus; aasi profit.
have observed and felt III" e.f.ct
of >nc., a.ti-.i, n: oc,at c proceeding
n> v:rtu" Of Icing an cificis! Of til {
county G;- charge Of The IMP rita It tru
committed Is you TO my care AMI
keeping. f,r the discharge of my
Iu!v as Eal,.ic Administrator, | have
been brought severely III .:olt.c. with
this "nu"leTous, user'ea:,n~ rule q
ram element wl,!ch !;..sii;tes at mott;
IN. to Gown any one who dasv npp..s..
their ;.,;,l.s %: fails 10 let Them have
tl,e;c o,v:l way. eyca in plans wii;c;i
would ilnpcr;i the Interests -! ni:;sorS
anil orphans
have opposed t:laa. ,tl-! the re
sal: mas been that mv motives hav.
been ni>re,,rcaonte !, NY character
assaiie,i an,i system o. undcrhan,'-
eat ans i'"'i'c"s Fe'"ec",i'h c:""''cs
Oh aga MT nae Iii he co;nmanity, IN
The party. AMI eve Attempted III The
courts. The, lave :T;ilca tttMsc.-
yes Of u" p'*t".c; *i''es 'o:y have
u>nrpet t" issue :-s''n'Has'"n cer'''i-
CT: ~ ':.r '"*t .'''ii::''-%s - another
n:an. w:ttG tie 81" z'l"w2" Wa
lea y mt IL ,''' q
He'ie''i- a 10 ,11, he Hf.ae.r''-
Of Den'''c'';;<'T $50 :...';,.'- 'Lt f'=t:'s~
"i the N'',A''i'N" 1i'!,"'i- t'''t '''S
f'foGhizt t:% ''''+aie''"' - ";'I ',''.i''i-
h,iioh ., men '''''''''''' t':,''h+' 'o'
IN" p''"!#'9~ 1t l''t9o,'"' --''h. i'''i
i ny sin'v - WI. - ~ !.-,r:iss:s. Il
give you the o},i.yt ac IL .,n4n .r,;."
;;,;n:. + time "a, ..s,.ty should
~ 'i''7r;'''', ''':'2 -'-'7 70 H''' ''''
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-06-23

Joe Ingalls,, the hip-hurra!i gen
cral agent Of the Western Reversible
Scraper Co., Aurora, ILL.,, had ca.-
load OF road implements shipped to
this city last week. There were nine
scrapers and they made q fine appear
ance The Western Ravcsihlc is
considered the leading machine Of
its kind in :hc country, and with
Ingalls, power as Il seller, are likely
to go of like hot cakes. Road dis
tr:cts in need of machine Of the
above kind should attend to the mat
ter at once. as il IS probable that NJ
!Dgall can furnish one of these on
hand a, "a cheaper price, than If ship
ped here c:e at a time. H. has.
also, all kinds If implements to make
good roads with,