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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-21
ALADY ADVISES LADIES.
Anew seorstt from Her own Expsrisne
Which can DO Probably Adopted b

Anew seorstt from Her Own Experience
Which can DO Probably Adopted by
others.
/ know q charming lady who knows more
beautiful aud attractive women than any other
woman inthis city. In conversation recently,
she said: ',Ioiton feel very sorry when. see 50
many beautiful women 30 delicate, and Suti9E.
lug 80 much, aud nave often asked myself
what the reason Isl l think ladies do not eyer
else the proper care They do not eat nourish'
ing food. they are careless OF their feet their
neckS, thelr chests In this way they open the
door for diseases and those thousands Of trouD-
les which so olteu attllct W0mankind but worse
than all they allow their life aud strength 70
run down 70 q low ebb. How many women We s
help. theys need something 70 depend upon,
AomethInG that viii assist them, some friend 10
need know this, largely from my own ex-
peFience, for was once In the same c0ndttton
myself 16thought the matter over carefully;
aud decided what would do, knew lneeqe1
q gentle, constant sttmulant, something !hAs
-wouid assist my vial forces, keep my blood
1hfobhlng and act o. tonic decided 70 ~
D9hyis Pure Malt WhiSkey, aud is eneci hR4
been simply wonderful do not know what
palms sickness or weakness are and am salts.
He'd ladies generally could be In the same happy
condition By q proper use OF the same means.
This lady'R remarks art entitled TO the great:
estcOna Iteration, for they are an indication OF
what hundreds Of ladies have found 70 be me-
ceSSity. Il should be borne In mind, however,
that Il Is only pure wht4key which should ever
one which receives tho endorsement, OF scien'
fists aud the recommendations Of Physicians.
Do not allow any druggist or grocer 10 nance
yOEl 10 take any o her. III
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In New York.

Until somebody tells, nobody can
know what passed between Secretary
Tracey and ex-senator. Plat at Man
haitian Beach. We may suppose that
General Tracey said to Mr.. Plat that II
would be very gratifying if he would
take hold and do what he can to carry
New York for the Republican ticket,
and that Mr.. Plat replied that, being
a Republican, nothing could give him
more pleasure.
The idea of party men Sulking be-
cause they have not had their way
about nominations is too absurd to
waste thought on. When you come to
such an organized appetite as Tam
many you strike something Of a very
different order. ff
Tammauyites are not party men.
They are Tammany men before every
thing They hitch onto the Demo
cratic party because that comes nearest
to their inclination and suits their pur-
pose best, but they have been known
to deal for the plumber. With Tam
many the plumber is the thing. New
York Republicans, Of whatever faction,
are not the Tammany sort.
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Eyes FII.bED WITH TEARS.
President HarrIson's sympathy WI
~ ~ Blslne In HIS Bereavement.

President, HArrIson's sympathy With
81 ~ Blaine In His Bereavement.
InsSrrts,p via chauneey N Depep.
81 have never in my lie been SC
thoroughly impressed with the great
ness of President Harrison as I was
during my long interview with him
yesterday. was alone with him when
the message announcing the sudden
death of Emmons Blaine came. The
man who accuses him of being a cold
man would never repeat that accusation
had he been in my place. The eyes Of
the President filed with tears, and he
spoke to me with evidence Of grief OF
the severe loss Of Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine.
The President at once dictated mes
sage Of condolences, and he did not re-
cover his spirits during the rest Of our
conference. The reason many people
call him cold is because he Is SO frank
and transparent in all he does. l have
known personally all the Presidents
since Lincoln, and say to you frankly
I have never known one SO outspoken
as Benjamin Harrison. No man could
fail to feel honored il invited to serve
such President in the most important
position in,hls cabinet"
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HERE'S FUN.

tIswent 70 the play last night" said
Farmer Begosh, "an' tell ye it was
mighty fine. One of the fellers was q
Farmers Alliance man." "How did
YOU know, Silas?" said his wife. BE
cause he KEEP hollerin' every onct in
while, what, hoe without there!"-
Washington Star.
Burglar flashing his dark lantern in
the face Of the sleeper)-"t you make
a noise you're dead man! / wantyour
money and l want it quick! Where is
it? Mr.. Blllus (only half awake +
tTWhy, Great Scott, Marial What have
you done with the SIS gave you yes
terday?'- Chicago Tribune.
The minister's vile Ito industrial
scholar)- "Eliza Jane, am sorry to
hear from your schoolmisLress you are
not diligent at your needlework. You
know who it is finds work for idle
hands to do?" Eliza Jane intensely
p pFssssn, ys to do. RE2&RiiifSss-"2
Conductor-"What has happened?
Why did you pull the bell cord?"
Passenger."My wife's hat fell out Of
Tue WlLN4OW. SUuuuCtoE- An0 AoA
such tritle you stop the tramp Pas
senger-"Trifle? You ought TO see my
wife's hat bill."-Flitgende Blaetter.
sDante?" remarked Mrs. BROMLEY,
interrogatlvely. "No, I don't know aa
ever heard Of him. But the name is
familiar, too. Oh, yesl Ann Dante!
/ knew / had heard Of somebody by
that name. Wonder lift was his daugh-
terf'-Boston Transcript.
"IsSmithins a smart lawyer?" every.
Man went to him with case involving
$3.50. Said he was willing to spend
S., 500 to get it back. smithins made
him out a bill right off for Sl,S50."-
Brooklyn Life.
"Henry, I'm afraid that new girl Of
ours is one Of those anarchists" "Eh?
She seems to believe in the total de-
molition Of property Indianapolis
Journal.
;"Are you familiar with musical
terms2" asked the managers friend.
"Yes,p replied the manager; Hlast
weeks salary, or / don't sing."-Was1-
ingt0n Sdr.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

a return card sent from London to
Hong Kong via Vancouver on the 10th
of March reached its destination April
2S, and within three hours was on its
way to London on i. 90. steamer,
arriving in London, May 80, or around
the world in seventy days.
1t is said OF the late Samuel McDon-
aid Richardson, OF Baltimore, that he
was personally acquainted with nearly
Al, 900 depOsitors in the savings bank
OF which he was president, all oil them
working people OF small means.
Manufacturers of obituary monu-
ments in the United States have the
right to remove their handiwork from
graves in the event Of its not being paid
for within six months.
The pension agent at Detroit is out;of
money and 10000 pensioners have not
been paid. The trouble is caused by
the delay. OF Congress in passing the
deficiency bill.
The Philadelphia Record. which is
something Of IN authority on cows,
knows OF one which eats Ice and straw
berries and giyes strawberry ice cream.
In Washington county, Ore, a man
named Tongie, who was candidate
for the Office of state senator, was de-
feated by a man named Hare.
A photographer says that next to
babies young married couples are the
most troublesome. the bride especially
being hard to please.
A man in Tonganoxie, Kan, runs q
broom factory as means OF gaining o
livelihood and edits newspaper for
recreation.
Inone of the public schools in New
York city. there are 40 pupils, all but
ten OF whom are of foreign birth and
language.
The license law Of Sweden forbids any
person buying drink without purchas-
ing something to eat at the same time.
The origin of foot ball is unknown,
but the first mention OF the game Is in
reign of Edward III, {lS49.)
There are said to be apple trees in
Japan only four inches high, which
bear apple the size of7currents.
When terrified an ostrich travels at
the rate Of aboutstwenty-fye miles an
hnur
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DAVID AND THE TIGER.

1t is announced that Senator Hill will
not attend tina Chicago convention. In
this he may be wise, as the proceedings
there will probably interest him but
little after the first or second ballot
Boston Adugtiser (ReD.l.
The Tammany tiger may unwillingly
have his claws cut off and his teeth
pulled out this week in Chicago. "A
great many hunters for big game are
after the sleek beast from Gotham
Neg York Pres (Rep.).
Lightning struck FIVE persons in Chi
cago yesterday. Hill was sorry that he
was not there until he heard that it was
not OF the presidential variety and its
victims we're not politicians,-Ir Times
(Rep.). ri
What malignant insult Mr.. Waiter
son threw at David B. Hill when he
said, 1--WE are between the devil and
the deep seam For. OF course, Grover
is the deep C.-0maha Be (Rep.) Z
"Rally round the Hill, boys" will be
no 90 this time. James Buchanan was
the last bachelor President, and the
American people never want another
Chicago lnta.0 Ocean (Rep.)
No one can deny that Hill has some OF
the brazen instruments. but Cleveland
has nearly. all OF the brass banda and
most OF the delegates. PittsbtTqh Dis-
patch lind. Rep.) &
How long has it been since Tammany
Hall has favored anything or anybody
favored by Democrats outside Of Tam.
many Hall?-S Louis Republic (Dem.)
The Tammany tiger is after blood at
Chicago, and can not be appeased with
candy and ice cream.-& Louis Gtob.
Democrat (Rp)
Senator Hill will try and hear the
news in Washington. In any other
place it would be as depressing Rossoa
Herald DEM
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Our Bows at the Front.

We hear with deep regret that there
were some fights in the West Virginia
delegation at Chicago; with further re-
gret that the dashing Col. St Clair
talked too hard for his man and got
him knocked out; with acute pain that
there was little scrimmaEe between
the Hon. John ]. Davis and our friend
Col. James B. fancy for the honor OF
preparing the party's platform.
But there is this consolation-Na-
tional Committeeman Sheridan is a
good man for tho place, and Colonel
fancy will put on the platform OF 1882
the impression of his well known
classic style. The 1SrELMaENoER is
glad to be able to assure the Democ.
racv OF West Virginia that things at
Chicago might be going very much
worse.
The West Virginia delegation starts
handsomely and is certain to bear itself
with courage and credit to the end,
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why This omnlous siIence2

= =
Only a little while ago our Democratic
friends had much to. say about Office
holders at conventions.
Five Of Mr.. Cleveland's cabinet Off
GERS are on the spot Logging for him, to
say nothing OF a horde of men who held
office under him, who hope to tatten at
his crib once more, who helped to nom
mate him in 1888 and have no doubt
that they are helping to nominate him
again.
Strange. isn't it, that the Democratic
newspapers are not filling themselves
with comments on this phase OF the
situation at Chicago.
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PERSONAL POINTS. ,

King Oscar, Of Sweden, who is now
visiting in Paris, is man OF tall and
spare figure, with white hair and beard
that were black when he was last in the
French capital. He enjoys excellent
health. When the king visited Presi-
dent Cannot at the Elysee he wore the
medal granted him by the French gov
eminent for throwing himself before
two horses that were running away
with carriage filled with ladies.
Queen Victoria casually encountered
circus the other day while she was
driving up the Deeside from Balmoral,
and at once commanded q performance.
She remained two hours on the ground
looking at the performance from her
carriage, with several other illustrious
deadheads.
Martin A. Ryerson's gift OF $3.50, 900 to
the Chicago University, coming SO close
upon Mr.. Cobb's generous subscription,
makes il doubly certain that the s., 0O0,-
900 required will be secured within the
time limit Only 100000 more 10
needed. Chicago Netra
During the recent ceremonies at ca.
prera, in commemoratlon of the death
of Garibaldi, while crowd of visitors
were trying to drink from the we'll dug
by Gariballi, the platform gave way
and ten persons fell into the well, one
being seriously injured.
The President begins his days work
at nine o'clock in the morning. Dur
ing his three years occupancy Of the
White House he has not lost q day by
illness.
The marriage of Rev. Robert Lowry.
of Plainfeld, n. j., the well-known di.
vine, poet, and musician, to Miss Mary
L. Runyon, will occur June 81.
The duke of Portland, who is one Of
the richest noblemen in England, has
Just added 10000 acres to his shooting
preserves.
At its recent commencement Dick.
inson college conferred the degree OF
L. L D. on Moncure D. Conway.
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The Committee and the Convention

The Committee and the Convention.
Mr.. VIM. L Wilson, OF West Vir-
GINA, had a shorter pole than Mir.
owens, Of Kentucky, and didn't knock
the persimmons. He would make an
excellent presiding officer, but this is
not what tho national committee was
thinking Of. Mr.. watterson wanted at
least one drop OF Cleveland gore, and,
60 far as the committee could give it to
him, he got it
There is talk, Of course, OF trying to
upset Owens, but there will be a good
deal of counting OF noses before that is
attempted. To try and fail would be
bad for Mr.. Cleveland's cause, which
now seems to be in fine trim.
Tho adverse action Of national COM
mittee does not necessarily loom up as
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Jusr as sure as hot weather comes.
there will be more or less bowel COM
plant in this vicinity. Every person,
and especially families, ought to have
some reliable medicine at hand for ip-
slant use; in case it is needed. A % or
so cent bottle OF Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is Just
what you ought to have and all that
you would need, even for the most Sc
we're and dangerous cases. It is the
best, the most reliable and most sue
cessful treatment known and is pleas
ant to take For sale by druggists.
p&w
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Cor. ST. CLANS colleagues should
have remembered that he does not
always mean all the tart things he says.
Otherwise itwould nowappear that the
Democracy of West Virginia, through
its chosen representatives at Chicago,
had put on the national committee a
henchman ofthe monopolistic interests
OF the state; which would be something
quite too bad.
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Ar Chicago as at Minneapolis the
national committee has chosen for tenn
porary chairman, one who is opposed to
the candidate who has a majority of the
convention at his back. At Chicago as
at Minneapolis the selection of the ma
tional committee could.be turned down,
but will not be. when majority is
sure Of its ground it is apt to feel that
it need not bother about the skirmish
line.
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THE resolution, energy and persistence
which marked the proceedings Of the con.
vention at Minneapolis will II turned
against tho common foo, win the election
I'm November.
All minor differences should be merged
In tho duty Of every Republican to do all
in his power to elect the ticket this day
nominated by the national Republican con-
vention. JAMES @, BLAINE.
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Indiana.

SENATOR GoRMAN's devotion to Mr..
Cleveland and his fortunes is one of the
touching spectacies OF the convention.
And the way his friends are booming
Cleveland must fill that gentleman's
heart with more gratitude than he can
express in a few feeble words at short
range. The German movement for
Cleveland should secure for Mr.. Cor
man anything he may desire in the re-
mote event Of Mr.. Cleyeland,s election
to the Presidency.
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Mr.. wArrERsoN's Democratic soul is
on fire. He can't stand the crowd OF
Cleveland ofice-holders who are boom.
ing the Stuffed Prophet, and he doesn't
take kindly to the idea Of nominating a
man who can't possibly beelected. Prob.
ably nobody else could be elected, but
to naminate sure loser is something
the able Kentuckian can't abide.
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Ex-sExAroR WALLACE, Of Pennsyl.
vania, though q delegate, is not in it to
any appreciate extent His glory has
departed. Has his party forgotten his
distinguished services as an old master
in the coGee-pot coloringo Of naturaliza-
ton papers?
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Mr.. CLEVELAND twill remain undis-
turbed by the clamor of political fac
TONS" and two telegraph wires making
direct connection with, the convention
hall will help keep bis great mind free
from so much as the disturbing echo Of
the balloting, -
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For Democrat from state that is
Republican by $4,000, Mr.. oleveland's
ex.postmaster Harrity, Of PhiIadelphia,
is cutting wide swsth. What is Penn
sylvania to Cleveland, or Cleveland to
Pennsylvania?
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ISAAC Pussy GRAY may be a great
man, although he doesn't write his own
speeches, and yet it win be long time
before he will have to make contract
for a letter OF acceptance.
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Ono Fare for Round Trip.

The Ohio River railroad will sell on
July I'd, 3rd and 4th round trip tickets
between all points on its line at one
fare for round trip. Tickets good to re-
turn until July 5, 1892.
W.. ]. ROBINSON, g. P. A..
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READERS Of the Intelligenoer go-
ing out of town for the Summer can
have the 1ntelligencer mailed to them
for sixty. five cents per month. postage
free.
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If Cleveland we're President, Harrity
would be his chief execu,ioner. 1t
would be a real delight to have your
head cut of by Harrity.
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WHILE Cleveland lives it will be use
less for any other Democrat or Mug
wump to aspire. to'a presidential nOmi.
nation at the hands of tho Democratic
party. He has hoodooed the outfit
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THE Tammany tigers lone howl is
heard on the shores of Lake Michigan.
When the tiger gets that far away from
home his howl is the most there is of
him
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HENRY GEoRoEis in Chicago shouting
Tor Cleveland and free trade. Mr.. George
is logical. -
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Editor coekerm Knows Them of Old.
N.,r YoyL Adre,Hse Ind.

Nstg York Adp1ttsr, md.
The Democrats of Ohio, assembled in
convention yesterday, listened to sn
eulogium OF Calvin s. Brice at the
hands OF miItonlawyer, and cheered
Justify. This indicates that the pure,
patriotic, unselish Democrats of Ohio
know man with q barrel when they
hear about him. And these same fell
lows will get together and abuse pluto.
Gratis and monopolists and railroad
wreckers with all the vehemence Of
their debilitated natures.
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C.EsAR's famous "Veni, vidi, vici,"-I
came, saw, conqueFed-might be an
appropriate motto for Ayers Sarsapa-
rilia. We charge nothing for the sug-
gestion.. This great blood purifier con-
ouers wherever it comes. and is now
absolutely without equal in the world.
pAw
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Mr.. CLEVELAND seems to have what
the boys call 4 lead pipe cinch on it.
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NtiO York PreS&
Tin plate keeps on gctting q little
cheaper every month under the
growth of American tin plate pro-
duction. Tho 02,363, 4o2
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TO REPUBLICANS.

lis part Of the Democratic plan to
challenge the vote OF every Rapubli-
car who has not been assessed under
the new West Virginia election law.
Don't lot them find ynu unpreparcd.
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cents a pound. The imports tor March,
1902, were valued az PSI cents q
pound, and the 7O,49O, lO2
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PROPOSALS.
CEALED PROPOSALS.
NoTIcE To CONTRACTORS.

Bids viii DO received at tho Mayors once ~
the City Of Benwood. for furnishing, breaking
and spreading Of two strings Of best qnallEy
OF lime stone from the south line TO railroad
crossing on Ninth street said stone 70 be broken
so as 10 go through 2y<.inch ring. Said BIOS
must be all In by the 2lSt Of June, ls94 Inc
committee has the right TO reject any or all BIDS
JOHN BLAKE, Chairman.
BENwoop. May 81. ls01 leI
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SEE am Won arc nssessed.
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Children Cry fOr PltcheF's CastOfIa..
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wHGr folly To be without BEncuAx's
.PtIIs.
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After services
When the services arc ended
And the corpse Is laid away =.
The mSuEneSs 90 "a, hear tue Will .
And rush from grave toeay.
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pounds inpofted IN April, 1901, Wero
valued nj 1857
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-12-09
Y. N. c. A. RECEPTION.

The reception on Monday evening. which
celebrated the re0pening of the Y. NJ. c. 4.
rooms after their renovation and refurnish-
ing, was very largely attended and was an
exceptionally enjoyable occasion. The en-
tertanment took the form Of a 'Conun-
drum party, bringing about the greatest
sociability, and there were musical num-
bers, f.. II. Miller rendering a solo in his
usual acceptable manner, with accompani-
meut by Miss Charlotte Pettee and cornet
obligato by Mr.. Morse, and Mr.. Morse Civ
ing a cornet solo. The reading room is
much improved by the changes which have
been made, and very cosy and homelike
air is given TO the apartment. The walls
have received a coat of brown paint of a
soft. light shade, with a broad border, and
a dado of a darker shade. A new mating
covers the floor. On the south side of the
room is an oak hat rack, and a handsome
oak reading table occupies the middle of
the ROOM a smaller side table, and high
backed chairs OF the same wood are also
seen. At the window a sash curtain of
Madras shuts out, in measure, the street
and its distractions, and gives a seeming of
greater retirement and privacy than before.
Four new pictures, of pleasing and appro-
pirate subjects, have been added to those
already hung. The parlor has not been al
together forgotten, as a large centre table
of attractive design and ch-lOoking easy
chair testify. Credit is due to those hav-
ing the work of refurnshing in charge,
and thanks TO those who contributed so
generously toward the expense involved.
The work is very satisfactory. and friends
of the association tender their congratula-
tions and good wishes for the future.