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of cities. But it is not likely tina
their hidden meaning has been dis
covered by more than few.
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PERSONAL POINTS,

silyio spayento, WHO died the other
day at Rome, was one OF the heroes oil
modern Italy. He followed all the
yicissitudes OF the liberation OF Italy to
the end, and from 1869 he was in the
service OF the government as deputy or
councillor OF state.
1t is stated that in the nine years
during which Judge Yerkes, OF Bucks
county, Pennsylvania, has been on the
bench he has tried 1908 jury cases, and
has only been reversed by the supreme
court three times. The record Is OK
%traordinary,
Next to Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe
the most successful American author,
from a pecunlary point OF view, Is Gen;
oral Low Wallace, whose "Ben Hur'
alone has earned him more than SlOO,'
600 in royalties,
"%Threatened men live long, is an in
scription on the gold head OF a cane
presented to Claus Spreckels, in Homo
lulu, and the list OF names that follows
ia headed by ex-Queen Liliuokalanl and
Minister Blount,
Florence Nightingale, who recently
celebrated her s%eventy-third birthday,
is Il confirmed invalid, but pnrsues work
for the benefit of her fellow creatures
with her old-time zeal, nevertheless,
Harriet Beecher Stoves twin daugh'
tiers. who have turned forty, are both
unmarried.
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BUDGET.

They arc telling the story OF n load
ing citizen OF u town OF Oregon, who
was selected to read the Declaration Of
Independence at tho celebration OF tho
Fourth OF July, that he had got half
way through the first article oithe con-
stitution Of the United States before a
member Of the committee on arrange.
monts on the stage behind HIM recov.
cred presence OF mind enough to pull
his coattail, seize his book, open it at
the right place and start him of anew
on tho self.evident truths.
The champion salmon Of the season
for sizo was taken out OF tho McCloud
river, on Friday Of last week by Thur
low McMullon, OF the firm OF Tillman u
Rendel. When taken out OF the river
1t weighed t~hirty.six pounds. Tho
monster was shipped to this city and
lost but ono pound OF weight in trans.
portation.-Sdn Francisco Chronicle.
A farmer in Somerset county, Mary.
land, finds that his straw is worth
more than his wheat. lie produced
$50 bushels OF wheat on t~hirty-throe
acres, tho value being Sl2 an acre. His
straw weighed two tons per acre, and
was worth S. per ton, or $40 por acre.
Tho aggregate value OF the grain was
SOB; Of the straw S52S.
Probably tho oldest town In the state
Of Now York Is Alfred Centre, In Allo-
gheny county. II Is a farming section,
and evory Friday night at sunset work
OF every kind ceases. Mirth and NOR
riment arc likewise put aside, Then
for tw0nty.iour hours the time Of all IL
given to worship, hymn and praise.
Two basket mills at Dover, Dol, uro
now turning out 5000 peach baskets
per day. Tho work Ia dono with great
case, rapidly and precision. tho fastest
basket maker In the Dover mills makes
from 26O TO 800 baskets por day. lilo 10
paid one cent per basket.
A carpet that had boon in use fol-
seven years IN San Francisco brought
$1,000 recently after II had boon
burned. II had accumulated that
much gold whilo on tho floor Of the
colnOr'B room.
Mexico gonds tho United statos ovory
your So 900, 200 worth OF "honiquon'
ropO, tho cordagO out Of which ham'
mOCks aro made.
In severe paroXysms OF coughing,
from whatever cause, u tablespoonful Of
glyCOrlnO In hot milk or cream will give
speedy relief.
A collection OF postage stamps has
been disposed OF for OO,OOO francs by 4
native or bordeaux,
Soft shell crabs havo boon so pluntl.
full about Deals island III tho ChOsa'
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MIDSUMMER SMILES.

Two soldiers lay under their blankets
looking up AZ the stars. Says Jack:
"What made you go into the army,
Tom?" II had no wife and | loved war,
Jack SO l went. What made you goY'
SWELL" returned Jack, II had a wife
and l loved peace, Tom so l VENT
Inter Ocean,
"For a bar.room! What a shame.
Why, when you came back from Paris
you said you were going to paint re-
llgious subjects" II did, but no one
bought them. 1t soon came to a choice
between painting prettior girls with less
clothing, or going without clothes my
self."-LUe.
Mistress-How is it ono never heara q
sound in the kitchen when your sweet
heart is with you OF an evening? Ser
want G~irl-Please ma'am, the poor fol
low is so bashful yet; for tho present he
does nothing but eat!-Lustige Btatter'
She-Itis true that Miss Richleigh has
money, but she is also very exacting.
Ityou marry her you will have to give
up smoking and drinking. He'll |
don't marry her l shall have to give up
eating,-Lle,
"Paper says sho did it out Of c%uriosi-
IT," 'Must be a mistake" slows
thatP" "Know'd her fur forty years an
never heard o her bcin' out Of curiosity
u minute durin' the hull timo."-BI!GatC
Courier.
Charley-"so, Jim, you woro extrava-
CANT enough to pay $50 u dozen for
your handkerchiefs? Don't you think
that was u good deal OF money to blow
nP-Coiumbia Spectator.
Ho-"Do you really love me, sieg;
linde?" She-"What a question! ]
like you lots better than any OF the
other men I'm engaged to."-ChicagC
Record.
~ understand Jigson is financially
interested in the concern he is WITH
"Yes, thoy owe him six months salary"
-WesbieLd Union.
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Tho Argentine Revolution.

LONDON, August IA despatch re.
ceived here to-day from Bueuos Ayres
states that the revolution in the prov
,inces OF Buenos Ayres, San Luis and
Santa Fe continues. Contrary to ex'
pectations, the insurgents have taken
most Of the towns in the provinces
with little bloodshed. Much anxiety is
felt as to the result Of u conflict that
has taken place at La Plata. General
Coastas was in command Of the garri.
son Of 1000 men ut that place. The
troops were we'll armed. The insur.
gents who attacked the town numbered
about 1000 mon. The city OF Santa 10
is beseiged, and the insurgents have
granted the governor two hours in
which to surrender. 1t is reported
that many insurgents have been cap
tured at La Plata.
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FcR all forms OF disorderod stomach uso
Bromo.sOltzor. A palatablo, prompt
euro. II


In August, 1892, j. W. vannoy, Of
this place, had a severe attack OF flux.
A physician was called who treated him
for four or ilvo days, but aa no contin.
ucd to grow worse tho family decided to
have tho aid Of another doctor In tho
case, and sont to Ravonswood for u
prominent physician Of that town. Be-
foro no arrived, however, ! had some
conversation with tho physician In at.
tendance, aud said TO him; III believe
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholorn and Dlnr.
rhma Remedy worthy Of a trial" lilo
readily consented and / gave him a bot.
Ito. Ono dose OF thit remedy gave 70.
lioi. When tho doctor from Rayons.
wood arrived his advice was, keep
quiet and continue using Chamber.
laln's Collie, Cholera md DiarrAma
Remedy" Which wo did and In two
days was cured. Q. u. llowEs, Druggist,
SandyylllC, W. Va.
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Religious Query.


TO the Editor Of TIC Iateltqcneer.
sIR:-It is asserted by one party and
contradicted by another here that 80
per cent Of the United States govern
mont officials are Catholics. What in
formation, ii any, can you give us in
the matter. Very truly.
Pho AND Coz.
Martins Ferry, O., Au9ust l.
There is no data upon which such
information can be based. The govern
ment keeps no record OF the religious
beliefs OF its employees, and any estimate
of the proportion OF Catholics to Prot
ostants among the thousands OF office
holders would be tho morest guess
work. Tho guess of the party of tho
first part is doubtless wide Of tho
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connIGAN,s nEnEL1IoN


To bC Punished in u Diplomatic way ny
The Church Authorities
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, August 1.-The
Journal prints to-day a sensational mr.
tlcle OH recent developments in Roman
Catholic politics which 1t declares
comes from highest authority. Arch
bishop satolIi, the papal legate, lett
last night for Washington, and the
Journal declares that tho rebellion Of
Archbishop Corrigan, OF New York, is
now to be punished and in avery DIP,
lomatio way. The head and front Of
the offending archbishop OF New YORK
has been his refusal to reinstate Dr.
Burdsell in his original parisht or one
Just US good, in spite OF the TACT that ne
has bsen admonished to do 80 BY the
ablegate. Behind this refusal satolli Is
said TO see u determination on the part
OF Corrigan not to yieldto his authority.
1t must be either this or q resolve on
Corrigan's part to resign from tho arch
diocese.
The Journal says that satolll, alter
CO"lhulLulluu WIN Als SAosS 'NNNI
bishop Ireland, Of st, Paul, the leader
OF the liberal wing OF the American
Catholic church, has determined TO go
to Rome soon and lay the matter before
the pope, with the recommendationthat
a coadjutor be appointed to assist the
archbishop Of New York in tho manage
ment OF so large q diocese.
This action, il approved by the pope,
as there seems every reason to suppose
it will be, would be equivalent to the
removal OF Corrigan from active man
agement OF the affairs OF that archdlo-
cese. Tie Journal hints that IN
case such action was taken by the holy
SEQ it is entirely probable that Arch.
bishop Ireland will be appointed that
coadiutor.
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peake and the demand for them has
been so great that crabhers have been
earning from IS to S. per day,
Fifty.six years ago the block on
which the Chicago p~ostottice now
stands was sold at auction for sos. 1t
is now worth $500 ,0OO.
A medal, believed to have been struck
bv Frederick the Great, was unearthed
by a farmer at HoOsick, N, u, recently
Anew drops of compound tincture OF
benzoin on a wad OF cotton is said to be
an excellent remedy for the toothache'
Ford City, Pa, is being deserted by
foreigners returning to Europe since the
plate glass works have shut down.
Myzi Abbou, Azel Abbou and Prince
Abdalia are threeSyrtaus who have nur-
chased a farm near Fort Scott, Kansas
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CAN'T LIVE ON Tin NoosTERs


Workmen OF the Illinois steel Company
Want Something More Palatable'
Pittsburgh Dispatch,
W. @. Catlin, OF the Illinois Steel
Company, is ut the Duquesne, He says
when the firm shut down its mills at
Joliet q short time ago q delegation oil
workmen called on q. Pettigrew, the
home manager, to, 500 how long they
would DO idle.
II am afraid" said Mr.. Pettigrew,
"from the present outlook that the
works will be closed all winter"
"But what will become OF usY' the
leader Of tho men asked. ave can't
Htarye." go,
"oh," replied Mr.. P%ettigrew, with
sardonic humor, "what has become OF
all the tin roosters you wore last iall.
Can't you 1.-Two on them for awhile.
When you had q good thing you, were
not satisfied. You wanted a change
and got it, How do you like itT"
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Grcat triumph.

Instant relief experienced and q per.
manont cure by tho most speedy and
greatest remedy in tho world-0tto's
Cure for throat aud lung diseases Why
will you continue to irrltRte your throat
and lungs with that terrible hacking
cough, when Logan Drug Co., soleagent,
will furnish you u free sample bottle OF
this grcat guaranteed relhedyP Its
SUCCESS Is simply wonderful, as your
druggist will toll you. 0tto's Cure is
now sold in every town and village on
thla continent Samples iroo. Largo
bottles SOC. 3
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THE GNEArEsT GAS WE'LL,
The Largest Ever Struck Comes In III
Washington County,

The Largest Ever Struck Comes in IN
Washington County,
PITTSBURGH, August 1.-The largest
natural gus well aver struck came in
yesterday. 1t is located on the line be-
tween Somerset and Washington coun'
ties. The well tested tho pressure OF
the gauge to its capacity, which was
1900 pounds, and then shut down. It
is owned by the Oliver Iron and Steel
Company and the Republic iron works,
and it is proposedto run it into all the
South Side mills. President J. b. Oliver
says no does not believe there will be q
scarcity in the supply OF gus Tor years
to come.
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THE FoRsAKEN
ny joins q. wlurrrrR.

ny join q, WHITTIER.
Against the wooded hill II StanGs.
Ghost of q dead home, standing through
Its broken light on wasted lands,
Where old.tilne haryGsts grew,
Unplowcd, unsOwed, by the scythc unshorn,
The poor forSakGn farm fields lie.
Once rich ind ripe With golden corn
And pale green brcadths OF rye.
OF beautiful herb aud flower borett,
The garden plot NJ housewife Keeps;
Through weeds and tanglC only LEFT
The snake, It's tenant, Creeps.
A lilac spray, once blosSom,ClGd,
Swaps bare before the empty rooms,
Beside the rooless porch II sad,
Pathetic red rose blooms.
His track In mold aud dust OF drought,
on floor and hearth the squirrel leaves
And IN the iirelGSs ChimnGys mouth
Ills web the spider wuavca.
The leaning barn about to fall
IsCsOundS no moro on husk lug ewes;
No cattle low IN yard or stall,
No thraslOr beats his ShGavCs.
So sad. so drGnr! II seems almost
Some haunting presence makes It's sign;
That down yon shndowy lanO some ghost
Might drive his spectral KtnGl
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Special Dhpatch to @e nteutqcrer.
CALDWELL, O., August Tho Demo-
Gratis of Noble county met at this place
to-day and placed in nomination the
following ticket: Representative, Hon.
Chris Mckee; probate judge, Andrew
Belotton; sheriff, A. s. Warner; treas
urer, j. NJ. Hunter; recorder, Peter
Figlo; commissioner, Peter Gore; in
Urinary director, George Davidson;
surveyor, S. @. Shuman; coroner, DR.. ].
7. Browns.
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interior will wish he hadn't treated the
protests of the old soldiers with so
much contempt.
REM Heroines.

Two plucky girls, the daughters OF
L. 7, Bergamini, a New York banker,
who died some years ago owing 500
depositors a quarter Of a million dol
lars, arc setting a noble example OF
honesty and Conscientious regard for
the honor OF u dead father,
When Banker Bergamini died his
daughters were in Europe, and on
learning of the condition in which he
had left his estate they returned to New
York ut once and surrendered every bit
OF property they had, This was not
enough to satisfy the claims OF the de-
positors, who were poor w~orkingmen,
and whose savings OF a lifetime had
been entrusted to the dead bankers
care, SO these two girls, who had been
reared in luxury, brayely went to work.
one as a teacher, and another as u type
writer in a lawyers office, with the
determination to pay everydobt against
their fathers estate.
What pluck and determination will
accomplish, even when possessed by
weak woman, they have demonstrated,
for last week the girls, Rachel and
Sasselone Borgamini, distributed among
the poor depositors a dividend OF
$4,000, personally experimenting the
payments. They have gone to work
again and hope to be able soon to look
every creditor in the face with tho
happy consciousness that not one OF
them will ever have cause to curse the
memory Of their father.
1t was a heroic sense OF honor that
prompted Bergamini's daughters to
adopt the course they are pursuing, 1t
was no fault OF theirs that they were
reduced from riches to poverty and
that hundreds OF othets were made to
suffer with them, and yet thoy felt that
they owed it as u duty to their fathers
memory to mako restitution to those
who had conided their worldly pos
sessions in his keeping. The instance
is a rare ono, and is one OF the brightest
examples Of heroism on record.
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This common sense injunction is too, often
UNDECIDED. Business nnxieticS, Oyerwork, OK.
pusurc must and do cause ncntaland physical
juriouSly upon tho system. That most beno.
iCGnt Of tonics md TeStorRtlves, Hostottcr'E
Stomach Blttcrs, GleCtually cOmpensOtGs for d
drain Of strength lnd loss OF nerve power, rCgu'
lntes impaired digestion, arouses the dormant
liver and renders the bowels active. u IS, be-
ailments.
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TORONTO POTTERY: COMPANY
In the Hands OF u Receiver is u Result oil
the Bank Failure.

In the Hands OF u Recover u u lIesult Oh
the Bank Failure.
Special Dispatch to The AtIigsncer
s~rEUDENvlLLE, O., August 1.-The
suspension of the Toronto Banking
Company this morning aud the APP
pointment OF r. NJ. Francy as re-
ceivcr precipitated the suspension of
tho Toronto Pottery Company this
morning. George U. Pugh n stock
holder made application betoretho court
for tho appointment Of q receiver and
j. NJ. MCClane. cashier Of the Toronto
bank, was appointed receiver. Assets,
100000; liabilities nearly the same.
The stockholders in the bank were tho
stockholders in the pottery.
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Second Edition

OF "North Star Points," a book OF refer
once for all points between Chicago and
Lake Superior along the line Of the
Milwaukee 4 Northern railroad, now
tho Lake Superior division Of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul railway,
has Just been issued. 1t tells whore to
hunt the deer and whore tho trout hide.
Good hunting and fishing all along the
limo. Send youraddress and a two.cent
stamp TO George IL. Headord, G, 2. A.,
Chicago, ILL.,, or to John Il. Pott, d. z. A.,
Williamsport, Pa, for ono OF them.
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nnrElonla Arnlun salvp.

Tho best salvo In tho world for cuts,
bruises, Boros, ulcers, salt rhoum, foyer
sores, tottor, chappod hands, clilblains,
curns and all skin orupti0ns, and posi-.
lively cures piles or no pay required,
II Is guaranteed to give perfect satisiaC'
ton or money refunded. Price % cOnta
n box. For sale by Logan Drug 90.
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GROVER CLEVELAND will get along without
Republican ADVICE Democratic Organ
Grover Cleveland will, nevertheless,
have to depend on Republican votes to
sustain his financial policy.
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TIE "bulls" who cornerod the Chic
ago pork market got caught in the deal
and arc now wondering what struck
them. 1t served them right.
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Special DSpdtch to the IHteAtgeHeer'
WASHINGTON, D. O., August III. r.
Adair has been appointed postmaster
at Red Sulphur Springs, Monroe coun-
ty, vice A. G. Ballard, removed.
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pntonts to Mest YIrglnIans.

Special DtSpatch 10 The Intelligence.
WASHINGTON, D. O., August Pat
ents granted: Samuel !. Buffers,
Clarksburg, folding crate; Edward K.
Holland, clifton, regenorative salt fur
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Of Ladies' Low Shoes ut greatly reduced
prices, all the latest styles in black and
tan in the Oxford, Butcher and Prince
Alberts to select from. L. V. BLOND.
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wrrN II comes to oil the nvcr9Ec West VII,
ginlnn has eyes that magnify about 100 dIa
meters I ihsOprph CoHHcroidi GdGtiit'
You libel the '0Vorauc WcSt Vlr.
glnian." Amend that go asto road 'thO
parkcrsburg liar's eyes" &c, aud all
will DO forgiven.
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P~ostmnstcrs Commissioned,

Special Dbpatch 10 he Iuhttgcncsr
WASHINGTON, D. G., August l.-Post.
masters commissioned John Adams,
Mason Mary Alexander, Moorefeld.
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TIE Chicago Inter- Ocean puts the
Smith pension order issue in u nut
shell as follows
Secretary Hoke Smiths rulings mike veteran
pensioners prove that they nrc honest men ana
not 'descrteH aud coffee coolers" HOEO has
changed the civilized rule that men arc TO DO
considered honest until proven dishonest A
man In broken health with no money and age.
worn is not In n good condition to defend Hun
self. EIOke &c not afraid of men on crutcheS;
but all the same he aud his party arc going to
hear from them. Justice 0nd loyalty and patriot
ism Nro not dead yet
President Cleveland's secretary OF the
interior will DO u wiser man before he
goes out OF Office.
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HoKG sMri makes light Of tho crlti.
clsms OH his pension policy by snylng
no doesn't care" There will be a day
Of reckoning, when tic secretary OF tho
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LADIES
Needing o tonic, or children who want build
lug up, should take
BROWN,S IRON DITTEEtS.
It Is pleasant cures Malaria, Indigesii9n'
Blliousness, Liver Complaints anu NeuralGl1'

Ohio River Railroad Sunday Excursions.
Sunday exclusion tickets now on sale to
Woodland, Franklin, New Martinsvillc,
sistervillo and Long Reach.
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TIE ~incoherency OF the speech OF
young Allen Thurman at the silver con-
vention was appropriate to the occasion
of the assembling of a body made up of
incongruous clements.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-11-08
ROMAN LETTER. WRITER,
Plinius Was to the Ancients What Mr.
CARLYLE Is tn Our Ti,ne

fllnlus was TO the Ancielts What Mr.
Carlyle Is to Our Time.
''Of all the men of his period-the
celebrated age of Trajan-not one
had a better opportunity of studying
che varying phases of society at Rome
than Pliny," writes Professor A. p.
Montague, in the New Peterson.
"A favorite OF the impe ial Traian
in many ways the lInightliest figure
that wore the Roman purple-and
thus having ready access to court
circles, an eminent lawyer, a popular
orator, d shrewd man of business, an
accomplished litterateur. a states
man whose words in the senate
were ever heard with respect, diplo-
mate so well equipped that he was
sent as lcgate to administer the
troubled affairs of an important
province, the. associate OF Tacitus
the greatest historian of antiquity;
the mentor of many a struggling man
of letters, the friend alike of serf and
aristocrat- genial, warm hearted, a
little vain perhaps, very polite, al
ways plausible, nevec malicious-this
charming man furnishes in himself
study in politics and in society over
which we would lain linge,.
Like Mrs. Carlyle of our time,
and Lady Mary Wo.t'ey Montague
If an earlier day, he wrote delightful
letters and very many OF them, upon
almost every subject FIR m an,account
of a grave impeachment trial in the
Roman senate tn - OOta thanly1nU n
friend for fat hen.
"Pliny, like many hoIsekeepers of
our time, seems to have had trouble
with servants, whom he INDUCED
to the point of spelling them all. He
writes letter to his esteemed mother
!n-law, for whose governing capacity
he appeared to have a wholesome
respect, to pay him visit at an
early day. because he desired to
entertain her and wished her to make
those sevants of his bestir them
selves