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Ocean Steamers

4 WORLDS FAIR, Europe, Holy Land.
rth-. Send Tor 1Or@.lSi GAZETTE"
H. GAZE : SONS I13 Br0adway. Ncw-Eork. GE>t Isl IT,
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ped ID, LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

RE.D D LINZ Of STEAMSHIPS.
lstoE La GuAYi;A. prEKro GARLIC, CCRAC'o.
CARRYING ALSO NAILS AND PAsSlNrEES
FOR MARACAiBo, Via CuRAlAO.
PIEkREPONT STORES. BROOK III y.
s. 5. "ENEZI saturday June L. p.
5. ;. Wednesday. June =, ! y. M
=. CARACAS saturday July ., p
These American steamships built expressly for the
1acc nave .c,y sPrior eec1nm. aa1s iSf cSS'
y \ MAKACAIi,O -. rhursday June y
s. S. HOLLINSIDE. Ihursiay july D
BouLTON BLIss \ DALLETT,
tienctal Managr-s t30 Front-st
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RED STAR LINE.

n UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
FOR g. l. 4 SGOW Y Ia 10 y y y l. IL IL i
lron PIER 81 y. r.. foot Of Wet :t;hst. ~
= CRY OF EuNf say ,.f D. ~
sa.oon. 80 aud upward second g. bin sSY' p,
,"rhpyia Iune H. =. d. - FnrIf.sia. lul -. a ~
ahin 80 and upward second Cabin $50 srers' out
ward ~. ProInid 80 .,.,,,, ., .,,.e
Cabin EXCURSION TIcKITS ~ EkDn okp IN E~o
I'o- drafts, tour. and other information Apply 10,
HEN DI.ESON BROTHERS. Bowling tree" Ne"-ioiS'
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WIIITE STAR LINE.

a. III " ~" '''' '-"r =, -
'Maic-te June H. p NJ M,lcsyc ,n my 10 m
.rS,,oni, June rs ; u. ~. BrfahfIr July - D. m.
.errAnic JuIy o. 10 a. IA. .Icutonic avg. : y a. H.
Ir,rn Wnitc STIR Doe fo,s VI west lOta-1
Saloon rates. $50 Upward according {" .,sme nu oca ga
81 second cabin these - amer f'V
SO IIcp,d. sio and 500 St'rr'gs, - or 'o. I'
oe'p"ia 0'' wv H. MAIri.AND KELSEY Agent.
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r OVAL NETHERLANDS & IT, s. Mail Line.
: ROTTERDAM .......... Monday Irnc T.: a 90 p.
= AMSTERDAM ..-... Saturday june - 80 ~ IL.
stcomers cali both ways at B,ulognesnr Mer. France
First cabin. 500 to &70 second cabin. s3S. Storage
AZ very low rates Apply for tourist guide and terms to
General Passenger Agency. SO Broadway. ". Y.
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RAILROAD Of NEW.JERSEY

.n,hrncc Coal used c,cn.iyely n.ur'ns Cleanliness
aud ComiOrt.l
-Four Tracks. Protected by Automatic Block Nianal
s,.trm Trniu. leave ~tmiion loot OF Liberty ~.
Time Table IN effect VIA, -. SOB.
For Readnis ~ 100, . 90, - n. 100 80,
e:I5. CO. 90 IS. 80 J.. NJ, IL 10 n.sni, eNctpt
saturday n.ght. Sundays. 80 \. NJ. 90 90 %
FOR hanS1vrg az oo 90 o, - A. a. go ss,i 10
night. Sundays. ii 30 \ NJ. 100. 800. $50 T. NJ.
FOR Po,t,yllle at 90 90. $40 \. NJ. 90 30
90 80 l.. NJ. ~ I6 nllht, except saturday night
sunday II 80 y. H., 100, 30. 600 T. NJ l"lj
FFSr sunbury Lovloturg and wlllinmspor. at 90
90 Is 4. -. 90. nc. 80 T.. n. !: Is nigat.
excep, SATURDAY night SUNDAYS 1913 \. NJ 100 T. NJ,
For Esstoa' ncrlehcm.. Alcaioyn Magch Chunk. &c..
100. 7I5: s45 A NJ 100 go. 5a5. 80 to Alci.
lao r. 81 sunday 80 4. NJ.
70, 70 s"s bo1 Hn d 80 go SD' 90 o 30
o:i5 r. NJ. S.ndayss eNeeP; Ocean Grove and A-bury
gat toF 80 ,SA siS 4. ST. 30 80 + IT, ''
For AianiIc city. vineand and brdecton 80 A. NJ.
For Monmouth Reach sca@rsn q ard Tchl'nh BcaS.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR Long BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
FROM PIER s. y. H., FOOT EECTORST.
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach. Selbught,
Monmouth Beach and Long Blancn. a. 80 10 10 \: VI.
Il 100 l.. NJ. saturdaysj Si' 100 A. NJ Sundays $50
" FOR tihtron ocean Grove, Asbury Park and Point
Pleasant 10 4. VI. Il 90 =. NJ Saturiays, - T. NJ.
sundays, except ocean Gio,c and Asbury Park, 900
- 10; Lakewood Toms River and Barnclat. 30 A. NJ
Il 100 l.. NJ Saturdays,. 10 =: NJ.
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oil DOM ION LIN T..

OL ID DOM INlON LINE.
-, - steamers , f9r NIKt1LKo r1st SSSiUurH 0iD
VIRGINIA BEACH, rtiLiisBUK'a and "a hAit ,ND.
Tues, We'd, Thur. and sat For RICHMOND, ia
FOR WEST POINT, VhNTucs. Tnrfs. and Sat. II 1m
Pier 26 new No. - H., foot Bcach-st.. at z. NJ
Through tickets and freight all points south AID
West Apply at General 9 Nice Of Co PIER 20 N r. or
IL, .2J go, 26l 9o1, 3,, 80 Ji and l225 Broadway
w. l.. GUII.LAuDEU, Iranit Manager.
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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Ihc only direct linc to Cottige City. Mass Port.
land. Me, connecting Portland Win ali ailIcad aud
steamship line, for Iai Hasbo'. Ola Orchard. Poland
Springs White Mountain, and all Eastern summon r..
sorts Soaner, sail every Wednesday and saturday at
YORK. For information apply o. 49,.
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE. -. -
A'A from New.Yorx, "Wednesday. Friday and saturday
FOR TEXAS GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
Through Tickets ali points In TeAas CJlorldo Uh
izona, California. MvAco, Nc., Georgia, Florida. and
Havana, Cuba. Excellent Passenger accommodations
tOR BAR HAKBUK, EAsrrOkr AND 81 JOHN.
y. ,. WINinnUr, Saturdays, D b. ~, Pier 4, l.. Il.
Write for G4-lag. 1898 Manual ln!alird :rctl.
Z. H. MALLORY CO.. Gen. Agts. Pier -. Err, Ny.
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miscellaneous.

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
n the NEw,YoRK TGIBuNE WILL BE RE.
CEIvEp At THE UPTOWN OFFICE No I,2i2 Broad.
TISEMENTs at tho following Branch oniccs ga sus.
ave. e. cor 23d-st. lj2 6tE-aye. 157 Fourth.a,r.
Foureenthst 700 Thrdoye, corner Fofyscvensh
~ loo inird,Ne near siAty-ilrst.s; Los Firstave:
100 West Fory.second--t; 1872 tolumtusaNc SO Ayc.
nue. AZ 1923 ThirdNe.; 20 West F.vrteen,h-,t.; 81
Thrd-aye, bet il2th aud 18th SIS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-22
PERSONAL POINTS.

The late Sir Andrew Clark. Mr.. Glad
stones physician, will be missed on oc-
casions when the q. o. m. makes an i'm
portant speech. At such times. Us re.
Gently at Newcastle, SIR Andrew used to
sit, watch in hand, TO see that Mr.. Glad
stone did not speak longer than the
limit prescribed BY the physician.
Julian Hawthorne is soon to remove
his family and his Iares from the
blouse Of the Seven Gables" at Sag
Harbor TO establish them for year or
two-possibly longer, ii he yields to the
fascination OF the place, as Stevenson
has to the charms OF Somoa-on the
island Of Jamaica, in the West Indies.
Anton Dvorak has composed new
symphony since coming TO this country,
and is understood to have shown in it
tho sort OF use he thinks American COM
posers ought to mako of American mel
odies. 1t will be performed by SeidPs
orchestra Mt one OF the concerts OF the
Philharmonic society OF New York.
A gentle, womaply trait Of Queen
Victoria is her intense love for little
children--a love which she shares with
every other member other family. She
delights in having the small creatures
about her, and nothing SO quickly
brings tears to her eyes as pathetic
story about child.
Mrs. William Thaw, of Pittsburgh,
has presented tract OF l,l0O acres to
that city for 4 park. She stiprlates that
it shall be called Lyndhurst Green, and
reserves the right to build public
fountain on it.
Flammarion, the French astronomer,
who has been studying ant life, says
that If ants had the stature OF men,
such are their other qualities that they
would soon achieve the empire of the
world.
The Prince OF Wales is leading in Lon
don a project for the founding OF an
orchestral aud chloral society, to give
smoking and other concerts. @
A suitable programme is being ar
ranged for the unwilling OF the statue
OF General Shield in Memorial Hall,
Washington, on December 6.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-22
MORNING SMILES.

"Whah did yoh get all dat money dat
you's spohtin' roun' wId?" dat money
1 done got by my fo'thought." "G'way,
man; yoh is do mos onprovident pus-
son dati s. Yoh nebbar didn' hab no
fo'thougiit." "Deed did. Dis wuz
ma ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lI-
ingtom Star
did you tell sister had Gomez"
"Yoth, thir." That's good boy, and
here is some candy. Now, what did
sister say?" ~ told her that her beau
wath in tho parlor and she thaid,
Which one?' and when l told her it
walh you she thaid, oh, how provok-
ing. '"-EanSas City Journal
Irate Passenger (who has managed TO
board bus that did not stop)-Sup-
pose I'd slipped and lost leg, then
what? Conductor (kindly)-You wonId
not have to do any more jumping then.
We always stopfo man with crutch.
TT. Bits
Little Dot-I guess Pm improvin' in
drawing. Mother-I hopo so. Little
Dot-Yes'm. l drew fruit cake on
my slate, and Dick guessed it was an
oyster. Haknew it was something to
eat, anyhow, didn't he2-Gooi Neg4
Mrs. Buxter-Dis furnace drows out
gas. Mr.. Buxter-Und you gumpIain
about dot, nit gas wort four tollers
thousand und We Gettin' dot furnace
gas Tor nottings.-AcV York Weekly.
Chicago Man (.howing him 'round)
This is thu Columbus statue. Here is
where all these riots originate. Stran-
ger Closely inspecting the statue)-I
don't wonder.-C Chicago Tribune.
She-I wonder who those people at
the other table are? Pm sure it's u
bridal couple He-Why? She--N ell,
they look rs though they didn't know
each other-Br00kLyn LIE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-22
HISTORIC FAKES CORRECTED

The pass of Ihermopyle was de-
Tended, not by 800. but at least 7,OOO
Greeks, or, according to some writer's,
1900 The 800 were the Spartan con-
tingent, who showed no more bravery
on that occasion than their companions
in arms from other Greek states.
Columbus did not make an egg stand
on end 10 coniute his opponents. The
feat was performed by Bruneleschi, the
architect, to silence critics who asked
him how he was going to support the
dome OF the cathedral of Florence.
Alfred the Great did not visit the
Danish camp disguised as n minstrel.
There is no good reason to believe that
he could either play the harp or speak
Danish.
Caesar did not cross the Rubicon. It
lay in the opposite side of the Italian
peninsula from the point where he lett
his own posseYions and entered Italy.
The story Of King Arthur and his
round table is a myth, although what
purporta to he the round table is still to
be seen in south OF England town.
Richard III was not hunchback, but
soldier OF fine form, some pretensions
to good looks, and great personal
strength and courage.
Wellington ut Waterloo did not say:
"Up, guards, and at 'em?" The words
were put into his mouth by an imagina-
tive writer.
Caser did not say, GET tn, Brute"
Eye-witnesses to the assassination de-
posed that she dieu fighting, but silent,
like wolf"
There is no historic authority for the
statement that little George Washing
ton cut down the cherry tree.
The "Man in the Iron Mask" did not
VICAR mask OF iron. 1t was black vel
vet, secured by steel springs.
William Tell did not found the Swiss
confederation, and the story OF Gessler
has no historic basis.
There never was such person as Pope
Joan, the so,called female pontill.
The African king, Prastcr John, never
had an existence.
Pocahontas did not save the life of
John Smith.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-22
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

In 0swego, Kas., woman well on to
seventy years OF age has Just entered a
music school and is now taking her
first lessons in the art; in Milwaukee,
Jacob Junk, aged eighty-three, is pros
eCuting suit for divorce against his
wife, and inWashington, d. c., negro,
who has lived peaceably through near
" ninety-seven years, was assaulted las
week and beatenso that he died
A new form OF thieying, operated by
woman, is reported from HaverhiIl,
Mass. where it has been praeticed sue
cessfully. The woman calI4 ut n house,
leigns iaintness, and, when she is left
alone, ransacks the room and escapes.
The ox.eye daisy, so plentiful in the
east. is said to have been originally
brought to this country by the Hessians
during the Revolution. The seeds Mt
that time were unintentionally import
ed in the bedding OF the soldiers.
There is mill in Lawrence, Mass,
whore the bell rings at 0 y. M, which is
signal Tor the girls employed at the
mill to retro. Any OF them seen in the
street alter o'clock are liable to dis
charge.
The largest nugget Of gold found in
Mexico within the memory OF white
men was picked UP by Mexican at
Planchus placers, sonora, in the spring
OF 1892. 1t weighed II! pounds.
The invitations to m l. o. o. F. ball
at Marquette. Kan. hold out the ullur-
ing bait that Mr.. Harry Holt, "the one
armed violinist,wiIl lead the orchestra"
The thief who stole cigar box from
tic national bank of Mexico was proba-
bly, disappointed to find that it contain
cd $4,000. 1t was Mexican paper
money.
A Mrs. Edwards in Now York has
been fined $40 for painlessly killing
vagraut cats, of which SHE is said to have
removed about 1000.
The bird OF greatest endurance is the
albalross. One has been known to lol-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-22

Mr.. W. NJ. Terry, who has beon in the
drug business at Elkton, KY, for the
past twelve years, says: "Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy gives better satisfaction
than any other cough medicine ever
sold" There is good reason for this.
No other will euro cold so quickly; no
other is so certain n preventive and cure
for Group; no other affords so much re-
lief in cases of whooping cough. For
sale by Chas. r. Goetze. Will IS. Irwin,
Chris. +. Schnepf, Chas. Menkemeller,
VIM. L. Williams, S. L. Brice, A. L.
ScheeIe. Will MenkemelIer, John Cole
man, Richards & McEIroy, Wheeling;
Bowie & Co., Bridgeport, and 3. T. Peo-
body & Son, Benwood.
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Qhe Grstel1getrffr.
wnEELlNo, NOVEMBER sa. 1893.
whocllns's Glass Industry.

Tarentum had two glass factories in
the United States Company, and now
Tarentum has bought them back to
save its glass industry. Inc sense OF
self preservation is u great motive
power.
Wheeling mustholdits glass industry.
whether by buying tho old houses or
building new, will have to he deter
mined in the light OF tho best judgment
based on the fullest information.
1t may be difficult to reach conclu-
sion that will meet all views. Business
is matter OF compromise OF opinions.
The main thing is to save an industry
which pays out hero$40O, 900 year,
which has been very profitable to
Wheeling and which Wheeling UNDER
stands.
The amount OF money. is not large for
Wheeling to raise; and it bears very
small relation to the certain benefits
which the city will derive from the in.
duslry. 1t is too important thing to
let 20. Wheeling cannot afford to lose
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-22

Last Sunday Governor Mckinley at
tended the Hanson Plaza Methodist
church in Brooklyn. The pastor,
Rev. Dr.. c. W. Parsons, motto.
ing the presence of the COVER
nor OF Ohio, made it known to the
congregation. There was a cheer, fol-
lowed by an impromptu reception.
The proceedings, says the New York
Times, caused Governor Mckinley to
blush with evident embarrassment"
This is not the first time that a
preacher has fastened the attention Of
his congregation on a distinguished
visitor, but it is always in bad taste to
do it. The most..emiuont man should
be allowed to worship where he plcases
without having his presence publicly
remarked from the pulpit,
No man of nice feeling enjoys this
kind OF distinction, and it could not be
more out of place than at church SER
vice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-22

An eastern manufacturer OF textiles
rays that he pays his employe, fourteen
cents per yard for the goods they make,
the same goods being madein Bradford,
England, ut FIVE cents a yard to the
labor. His mill when running full en-
ploys eighteen hundred persons.
The mill is shut down now and will
remain so until the tariff question is
settled. What may happen alter that
will depend on circumstances. This
man and his employees haye reason to
regret the opportunity given the Demo.
cratic party for mischief.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-22
Elementary "rarln Reform


II tho ways and means committee is
going to have any regard 10 the theory
upon which the Democratic party has
promised to base its tariff legislation
there can be no question OF the fate Of
certain things which free traders call
raw materials. The New York Eeening
Pos, which is always honest and conr'
ageous in these matters, puts the case
IN these words:
There arc some things In the gospel Of tariff
reform TOO simple for discussion, and among
these Hre the duties on such raw materials as
ores wool, lumber and coal There has, been
twenty years debate on this question. add now
for the first time do we tad a senate house ana
President elected TO carry out particular policy
In which the repeal OF those duties Is the nrSt
necessary. elementary step To hesitate now Is
to be lost.
This strikes West Virginia where she
lives. II the question could be submit
ted on its merits to the voters of this
state it would not take long to count the
votes in favor OF putting these raw
materials" on the free list. They are, in
fact, the finished products Of thousands
Of our people.
Ifihe Democrats can push their poll
cy 10 the sticking point these products
are doomed. This is highly interesting
contemplation for the men who earn
their living by producing them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-22

The Wheeling Bakery will give an
elegant throe.bladed ponknife, or a
beautiful doll, to any little boy or girl
who will save the Tin Seals from 100
loaves of their bread. Seals must be
presented at the Office Of tho Bakery,
corner Main aud Twentieth streets.
Always ask your grocer for Tin seal"
Bread.
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low ship for sixty.iour days without
once being seen to rest on the water.
The Boston art clubs foFty-ninth ex-
hibition, which is limited to oils, will
open the evening OF January 10, lasting
until February H.
More copies of the Bible have been
sold in tho past twenty-five years than
Of any other book published.
In England 4 Gleo oae-year accident
insurance policy is now thrown in with
a pair OF suspenders.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-22
Thelr Voices Are stIII.

Those manufacturers who closed
their works to influence the elections
might rs well start up now. The cleo
tons went all right and the people
want work. 1t is remarkable how many
Democratic manufacturers suspended
operations to help Republican nomi-
naea along.
The Democratic press should take up
this matter once more aud treat it with
some of the fervor OF a few weeks ago.
They have not torGottenlt, nave they?
They we're confident that very much OF
the stoppage OF work was the result OF
mean partisan desire to give the Re-
publican party lift.
Come. brethren, adjourn your lodge
Of sorrow and make things hum as Of
yore.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-22

TIE administration determined to
confer on a choice few OF its organs the
great favor of advance copies of Mr.
Blounts report. This acQuits anybody
OF the idiocy of stealing SO valueleas
thing. 1t is hardly a decent way to
treat the country, though.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-22

The Odd Fellows represent one OF the
most important and useful OF secret or
ders. 1t is their mission to do good and
they do it. Wheeling is glad to well
come the fine body OF men now in ses-
sion in this city, and hopes that their
visit may be pleasant and profitable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-22

MINISTER TuURsroN pays his compli.
ments to Paramount" BlouRt, wishing
him very good morning. Mr.. Blounrs
lot is going 10 be made an unhappy one.
Presently ex.8linister Stevens wall be
giving him another currying.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-22
Is MIR. VIM. L. Wilson whetting a
knife to stab his own statcV

HAwAuAN Minister Thurston gives
the administration delicious rub when
ho says that us he is not informed OF
this governments present contentious
with regard to his government it would
DO against diplomatic courtesy to dis
cnss the general issue. Mr.. Thurston
is not hreecil.ctouted Kanaka lie
knows that diplomatic courtesy re-
CURED that he should bo apprlscd OF
what was going on.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-22
After swIrIne the rrce Trnd ,r..


W. s. Wilson In JohnstO,Dn Pay Tribune.
The times Is awful shaIy,an' there isn't much
a.doin.
An the poor man an his iamys gItten mighty
close TO ruin;
When ! voted Tor ole Grover never drcampt at
Times would be so beastly rotten us they are this
full.
Free wool an raw matcr'l seemed to be the
proper thing,
An things was Eolp to git thar in the opcn'n
OF the spring;
An we'd drive the robber tariff clean busted to
But BY gum mn it's US that's busted clear an clean
this fall
The mills air s.andin idle, an the factories.
merry hum
Isn't humlnin' so extensive, an work Is on the
An hclishtestheaytcd workman hangs his harp
upon the wall;
Where The iap,ly,s cold and hungry muslc's
scarce this fall.
They say tina. Bill Mckinley an his tarif;robber
Is to blame Decanss the poor man has nOthin'
nut know when work was plenty, an it takes
To tell the people that's not iaji;s that old lie
this fall.
But there's sound of trampIn from the prairtcs
to the sea.
Like the marrhin hosts Of labor. marchin' on.
ward 70 be Tree:
An n voice like B,!l McEinley's kinder sounds n
bucIe ca.l
That makes Tree traders btllOus,ikc an sick this
fall,
There seems great commotion in the Cleveland
leguns now,
An jista shade OF thunder on the Presidential
brow; 80
There's hole Of small dimensions half way thro'
this earthly ball.
Jlst when.Iho free trade party struck the ground
this fall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-22

"TnE millionaire" says Mr.. Andrew
Carnegie, ais the natural outcome of
the age in which we live" Some Of US
would be glad if nature would make
haste to do its perfect work.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-22

The New Orleans Pi:ayune says the
sugar bounty has worked well, and ii it
is to be removed it should be replaced
by duty. Your louisiana Democrat
does not want the destroying hand Of
his party laid on his sugar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-22

statement was based, and the admins.
tration organs are insane with delight
over their discovery that Mr.. BiOunt
bears ont Secretary Gresham. This
completely squares the circle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-22

WuES you nro called on to do your
part towards saving Wheeling's glass
industry, bear in mind that the men
who wait on you are contributing their
time to movement that will help you.
Treat them accordingly, get in line
quickly aud cheeriully aad keep the
ball a-rolling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-22

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Mr.. Norman Licfty, DeS lfoines, Ia.
DgAR SiR-Please send us at the
earliest one carton krau,e's Headache
Capsules. We can't run the machine
without them. Send ut once rs We are
out, and obiige, SuDDgrn & RRgsToN.
Sold by Alex 7. Young, jam klari,
Wheeling aud Bowie &Co., bridgeport,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-22
Innecn Mntnr.

Like iucautlous and weak swimmers arc those
who incur the risk Of chronic rheumatism by a
neglect oil safety. This can be inSurva at the
start by that tive preserving medicine, Hos.
letters Stomach Bitters- Rheumatism may ut
tack the heart. THERE'S no safety then. Fore
stall the chronic stage OF tho mOlldy by using
maiaria.. dyspopsia liver complaint, cousipa.
ton aud kidney disorder