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Jedge waxom's Proverbs

Most State Legislators need muzzlin.
Ell local polliticks wuz% clener, nashun-
al polliticks would show it.
Theirs two kinds Of money in polli-
ticks; that you put in and that you git
out.
Uncle srm don't let anybody impose
on him but his own family.
Tain't one uflchal in q hunderd that's
got sand enuf in his craw to tell q man
right out that he won't give him On offs.
The Star Spangled Banneris the Cos
pei ov Libberty.
Morals in polliticks is subjick to re-
vishun and amendments.
When u politishan prays the angels
lift Their eyebrows.--Free Press.
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&c Wl,ltewash a. . petectiye.

A simple means is used to discove:
where coal thieves are numerous along
the line OF some. OF the Pennsylvania
and New Jersey railroads. The coal is
merely splashed with whftewash after
It has been loaded upon the cars. AS
coal trains are slow ones, and are often
sidetracked for days together at obscure
little places, where there are few or no
employees to guard them, the enemies Ut
the coal trust take advantage OF these
delays to replenish their coal bins. A
glance at q load that had been sprinkled
with whitewash shows where coal has
been removed, and places where such
removals are frequent are either guard
cd or avoided afterward.
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Death from n Pin Prick.

The ways in which death can steal
away the strength and vigor Of men
seem really 1ncalculable. The other
day John Maynard, a New York book,
binder, ran q silver into his hand and
attempted to remove it with u pin. The
finger began TO swell, being evidently
poisoned by brass from tho pin point,
and on consulting a physician it was
found necessary to amputate the finger.
After the operation Maynard caught
cold and in a short time died. Tho doc
tor says that death was due to blood
poisoning superinduced by the pin
prick,
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Paris Eat. 20, 1000 Horses n Yea,

The appetite for horselesh which
Parisians cultivated perforco, during
the siege twenty-five years ago seems
on the increase. There are $50 butch
ers who sell horseflesh only, and more
than 90, 600 animals were consumed last
year. 1t appears, further, that it Is not
the poorer part Of the population which
consumed tho larger portion. It is
most largely eaten by tradespeople who
have several or many assistants whom.
they have to feed. Cheap eating houses
also servo it as beef. It sells at about
holt the price Of beef and mutton.
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Tho Mexican Army and Navy.

Tho MEXICAN army consists Of 1nfan-
try, 17,307; engineers, Coo; artillery,
1904; cavalry, 5,4s4; rural guards OF
police, 1880; gendarmerie, 244; total,
q, 244. There are over 5000 officers.
There is n fleet Of two unarmored gun
vessels, each of 450 tons and 600 horse
power, and armed with 2U-pounders, one
training ship Of 1,22l tons, armed with
four (4.72) guns, two of 81 m-m guns,
and two 80 m-m guns, and thrco small
gunboats.
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1mnortant bnt Not Essent,ci

At M the ether night there was a
temperance lecture in the chapel Of one
OF the churches. The gentleman who
was to preside did not show up, and q
man known to have q decp interest in
the temperance cause was called upon
to act in his place. Mr.. S. is a very
He struggled to his feet and this is
what he said: Ladies' and gentlemen
Since Brother - is not here to ask
the blessing Of God to rest upon this
meeting W will proceed with the busi-
ness and do the best we can without 1t.
Amen."-Boston Globe.
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Cures Others

H. sLHLL Mon .EI
Willcnre You, is a true statement OF the
action of AYERS Sarsaparilla, when
taken for diseases originating i'll impure
blood; but, while this assertions true OF
AYERS Sarsaparilla, as thousands can
attest, it cannot be tr%ntl,fnlly applied to
other preparations, which u%nprincipled
dealers will recommend, and try to i'm
pose upon you, as ''iiust rs good as
Ayers" Take Ayers Sarsaparilla and
Ayers only, if You need a .,ood-pnrifier
and would be benefited permanently.
This medicine, for nearly fifty years,
has enjoyed a reputation. and mate q
record for cures, that has eve been
equaled by other preparations. AYERS
Sarsaparilla eradicates the faint OF he-
reditary scrofula and other blood dis
eases from the system, and it has, deser-
vcdly, the confidence OF the people.
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strength nud Health.

If ynu are rot..fccling 'rtrnngnnd healthy. try
Electric %!,ittsrs. If La Griprs'' has left You
weak n,d weary. use Electric B.t.ors. This
remedy acts directly on Liver, Stomach and
Kidneys, gently uidingthnse orsnus To perform
their functions. Ii you are afflicted with Sick
Headache. you will find speedy and permanent
relief by taking Electric Bitlers. ouetrial will
convince you tiint tIrit is the remedy yon need.
Large bottles only 80 scnts ut +. z. Miller's
Drug Store,
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DON'T sERD Any TAGS BEFORE JANUARY {, 1884

WAITED W~ide-awnke workers everywhere
for "'Shepp's Photographs of the World: the
greatest book on earth; ~costirg 500. o00
CHEpD G cash or instalments, mammonth IL
9nIT 10 Illustrated circulars and termsfree
daily output over 1900 volumes. Agents wild
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Wooster. O., S23 n10 minutes; Rev.J Howard
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Is ,i,stnut 81. Phila. Pa. or SIS Dearborn st.
Chicago, Ill.
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r.a<:,.;pue.

During the prevuihance off tho Grippe the last
seasons it wasfa noticable fact that thos. who
depended np.p Dr.. King Is New Discovery. not
only had a speedy recover, but escaped all of
the troublesome after. elfccts of the malady.
This remedy scens to have n pee ,liar power in
e~sectiiiE rapid cures not ouiy in cases of La
Grippe, but in all Discases; of %iiroat, Cles,
md Luris, and has cured cases of Asthma and
Hay Fever Of long stapdirs. Try it and DO car
WINGED. II woIit d~issproint. Free Trial hot
tlps at M:!fer's Drugstore. @
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II KIMRALLG GRAPHIC
CLATE K. TINAN.
TIE Official Paper Of 3ln'e County.
INTELLIGENCE OF ANIMALS.
Ulsdomso az tho Ants and Manliness OF tho
Chimpanxee.

UAdomS ~ Ants and Mnnliness OF the
C~himpanxee.
Ia d recent discussion on the intelli-
renee OF the brute creation some in
foresting ideas were advanced. Tho
horse, which has generally been credited
With superior gifts in this direction,
was unanimously votst to be way be-
low par, an Intelligent horseman pres-
ent insisting that II he had any sense
he would not submit to the treatment
be receives, particularly on the rae
course.
By general consent, the ant and the
chimpanzee were voted the highest
places. A study Of the habits of tho
former reveals many wonderful traits
Of wisdom. Solomon advised the slug
gard to 60 to the ant. They are said to
be rigid communists, have property in
common and even the young are brought
up by the state. The females are sur
rounded by a respectful court, carried
when fatigued and nourished with the
richest food.
The chimpanzee is regarded by all as
the nearest approach to man. This is
seen in his physical development, par
Hcularly in his brain. Moreover, he
has a mans appetite, he can learn to
Sit at table and eat with a knife and
fork. He has even been known to
acquire the manly habit OF getting
drunk. He has bean taught to receive
visitors with politeness and attend them
70 the door when thoy. are ready to
leave. The late mir. Crowley" of the
New York Central Park, was the most
interesting object eyer exhibited in the
ruseum.
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t:.mbley Away N. Ringer Joint,

CANDLES Away His Finger Joints.
The Chinese arc inveterate gamblers.
Il Is said that when q Chinese has lost
everything else he will even stake his
Joint or with a Ratchet, dips tho stump
in oil md resumes play. II he loses
aggip he chops of another joint, and 20
Vn till all arc gone.
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Won the Bet.

Talk about betting" said an old
Lake Superior captain, Il can recall an
instance that beats anything I ever
heard OF. I had on board a vessel at
one time a fellow who was willing to
bet on anything, especially as to various
foolhardy things he dared do. Well,
during n of these feats he fell over.
board. The alarm was raised and one
Of his friends grabbed q rope to throw
70 him.
-'Ill bet you $50 1 get him, he yelled
to me az he brnced himself to throw the
rope:
4'I'll take that he yelled back, and
% the rope came flying through the air
he lodged it by diving, and Tn blamed
II he ever came up any more"
Didn't you eve find him?" inquired
. listener.
No" replied the captain .reaectively,
and I don't . why, either. for it was
worth $50 to him net. because the other
fellow had a barrel OF money!
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The Lottery.

aE
Biz William Petty, the seventeenth
century political economist, defined o
lottery as "a tax on unfortunate and self
coDceited FOOLS" Tho tax at times has
leen found very convenient for govern
ment purposes.
In Italy the lottery fourlshes under
government control, and uinishes an
important contribution to tho public
revenues. In 1891 its profits were more
than 78, 900, 900 lire. equivalent to about
SIC, 240, 200, and King Umberto's treas
ury, always hard pressed to make both
ends meet, would find 1t n serious mat
ter were it forced to relinqulsh this
source Of income.
From Italy the lottery went to En-
gland and France about 200 years ago.
England's first public lottery was in
1894, when the national treasury was
struggling with the burden OF William
Ills foreign wars. Notwithstanding
the confirmed gambling habits of the
EngliCh the lottery never secured q per-
manent foothold In Great Britain. In
France the Royal Lottery Of France was
established by Louis XIV. Tho degrad-
ing system was abolished during the
reign of Louis Philippe.
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Ki1nban Poultry Yards.
Having bought j. N. Barkee's flock of
thoroughbred Brown Leghorns I am
prepared to furnish eggs from tics fowls
ut 81 elsa settin g. A. r. MANSON.
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Ripans Tabules cure jaundice.
Ripans Tabules lat druggists.
RipanS Tabules cure the blues.
Ripans Tabulcs: best liver tonic.
Ripans Tabules have come to stay.
RipaEs Tabaics cure tlatulencc.
RiraEsIabules assist digestion.
Ripans Tabulcs cure headache.
Ripans Tabules are always ready.
Ripais Tabules cure indigestion.
Ripans T'abuics: gentle cathartic.
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Photographic

fIIOIOBTdpIISe
Matson's photograph gallery will be
open six days in the week after May !.
All work guaranteed. MATsON BROS:
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Jersey ELL.

jersey Bull.
Owners CT cows wanting the service Of
our thoroughbred Jersey Bull can be
accommodated. Service fee, $500
MILLER & FINCH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-17
LIvnLY TIME
Expected During the Visit of the British
Fleet nt laramie.

Expected During the Visit of the British
Fleet ut laramie.
TGRAxro, Oct. l6.-This city and sea
port now presents Il most animated
scene in expectation OF the arrival to-
day of the British Mediterranean squad
ron, which reaches this port during the
day, in spite OF untrustworthy reports
that the visit would not take place.
Consequently the inhabitants OF this
seaport and neighborhood are prepar-
ing for five DAYS Of elaborate festivities,
as the British squadron will remain
here until the Goth After leaving this
port Great Britain's war vessels will 90
to Spezza, where they will remain I'M
til October %. That the Italians regard
the visit OF the British sqnadran to Ia
ranto Us counter demonstration to
the visit OF the Russian feet to Toulon
is ms evident "a the fact that the French
look upon the presence OF the Russian
warships in their waters as an intIma-
ton upon the part OF the Gar that he
will support France against the drei-
bund in the event OF a European war.
On the other hand, Great Britain
may not officially intend that the visit
OF her war ships to Italy should DO re-
garded as a counter move to the Rus
sian display at Toulon, but there is no
doubt that it is so regarded every
whore.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-17
ABRurAL HUSBAND

Murderously Assaults His Wife Under Pc
cullarly Sad Circumstances.
ToLEDo, o., Oct lG.-IIali an hour
after giving birth to a child, Mr. Gar
rett Manley, wife OF a plasterer. Of this
city, was brusallY assaulted by her al
legged jealous husband. hIanley used a
table fork as the instrument OF his
murderous assault, driving the tines
deep into the woman's lett temple. He
then pulled her out OF bed and kicked
and otherwise maItreated her before he
was driven off. lie was subsequently
arrested on Il charge OF attempted muir
der. The injured woman may not re-
cover. MauIev denied the pareRtage OF
the child and charged his wife with in
fidelity.
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watery saline fluid. preceded BY epgastric pains.
Sometimes there Is pain at the heart, accom-
panied by palptntlon aud shortneSs OF breath,
making the patient think he has the heart dis
ease.
Accompanying some cases there is dizziness,
ringing In the ears. spots before the eyes. aud
other sensations which together are called
"stomaChic vertigo" These patients hear a
buZzing sound and feel us Il vapUr were en-
veloping them; they grow pale, and grasp for
support through fear OF falling.
When In any case indigestion" has lasted
long time chronic gastric cntarrh Will always be
developed evidences OF mnlnutrltion show
themselves by anUmle. premature old aee cor
rugatlons OF the nails, decay Of the teeth, etc;
Again. there Is u short, dry cough and occasional
paroxysms OF an RSthmatic character. The skin
becomes sRllow dry and rough, and various
eruptiOns appear
IL the treatment Of dyspepsia or gastric catarrh.
rs In other catarrhal diseases. Drs. Copeland
Bell and Davis method Is superior TO all others
They readily distinguish between the various
forms Of its appearance. and direct their treat
ment 10 the removal OF the cause.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-17

NEW YonR, Oct. IG.-The Heraids San
Jose dispatch says: President Rodriguez
and his cabinet will hear the arguments
in the ease OF Francis II. Weeks, the
New York ombeazler, on the question
Of his extradition to the United States
to-day. Weeks is plainly showing the
strain OF the long suspense and is less
cheerful than Formerly. lie hopes that
a decision in his case will he rendered
soon and relieve him OF the fearful
anxiety under which he is now labor
ing.
Minister Baker viii 20 10 Salvador
after the decision in the Weeks case.
lie will present to the government OF
Salvador the claim OF Pennypacker
against that government.
Costa Rica mas sent an agent to Lon
don to negotiate for q new loan OF 800, :
O00 pounds.
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mayors office OF Allegheny City, that
he did come here and take the child
away.
81 believe that this case may make
Leslie reflect. II will cali her attention
to the unnatural situation-a mother
able and anxious to rear her child and
the child, With an aunt who cannot give
her better advantages than can /, and
who certainly cannot love more than !
do.
Possibly when shcgrowsalittle older
she may assert her feeling and insist
upon returning to me. ! want her to
come and see me as am, and l am sure
she will not leave ne"
Mrs. McCune was IN tears aud unable
to continue
Attorney John L. Mayo last night,
when questioned IS to the statement
that james Bradley had been arrested
in Allegheny City, admitted having
heard that such was the case.
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CATARRH OF STOMACH.
Poor Appetite, With Violent Pains and
Nausea After Eating,
A Case That is OF Interest to Every
One Who Suffers From Indigestion.
Terrible Suffering Night and Day.

Last week Drs. Copeland Bell aud Davis pub
llshed the symptoms OF catatrh asst often affects
the entire system This week they present tho
symptoms which are principally confined to the
local affection commonly known as dyspepsia or
'cataFTh Of she stomach and bowels.
These symptoms not only way in different
individuals. but In the same individual ut differ.
ent times the most constant is an abnormal ap'
petite; II may be lost. increased or perverted.
There Is weight, dull pain and a sense OF burn
lug tn the pit OF the stomach amer taking 1000
accompanied by latulence, heartburn, gas
trnlgla, constipation or diarrhma. dun head
ache, languOr, depression Of spirits and irFiIa'
blity OF temper,
lndiscretlOn in eating and drinking, ana eSer'
else or exposure Ia dyspePtle' are apt 10 orca,
sion sick headache. Its frequently accompanied
by bitter taste in the mouth, bilious vomiting
and sluggish bowels: this Is called DrtllouS At
TACK. There Is lfequent Eegnrgltatlon OF INN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-17
CHfLDIsnN's WEEK
At the Worlds Fair Opens Auspioiously
Thousands % Youngsters at the Show.

At the Worlds Fair Opens Auspioiously.
Thousands % Youngsters at the Show.
WoRLD's FAIR GROUNDS, CHICAGO,
Oct. lG-Paid admissions at the fair
yesterday were Sl,7S0. To-day began
children's weel; at the fair 1t was a
beautiful, clear, warm day Tor the
youngsters. Not only did nature smile
ut them, but their activity and bright
faces caused more than one staid per"
son to stop aud beam on thom. The
little ones were everywhere.
Thousands upon thousands OF the
little ones swarmcd through the gates.
The schools OF the city were all closed
and will be Tor the rest Oi the week. \
number OF philanthropic citizens and
business firms provided special trains
and wagon transportation for the pupils
OF various schools to the fair. Many
thousand tickets were given them by
others and the school teachers pre-
sented the tickets to their classes. One
Wholesale baker provided any amount
of sandwiches aud pies free Tor the
children, So they had about everything
they needed to make their day happy
without expense.
The school exhibits OF different states
and institutions were made central
visiting points.
The new liberty bell was rung at noon,
the school children and their teachers
taking part in the exercises. Tie plaza
west OF the administration building was
covered with throng OF youngsters.
The exercise, were under the direction
OF Miss Lutte Gordon, Of Atlanta, Ga A
numbered Worlds Fair officials made
short addresses to the boys and girls.
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MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI, Oct. l6.-vincent
F. Taylor, carpenter by trade and a
man OF worthless habits, fatally wound
ed his vile and then committed suicide
this evening. The couple were married
at Oshkosh, Wis, ten years ago, and al
ter that lived at TifIin, Ohio. The wo-
man is still alive. but her recovery is
doubtful. The man is 81 years OF age
and his wife IS.
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Ar rnn poKEK rABbE
The silver Senator, Got their Training and
Cnn't Be Tired Ont.

Cant lIe Tired Out.
NEw YoRE, 0Ct..IG.-A morning paper
has the following: Senator Watson &.
Squire, Of Washington state, and ex-
Senator Wilbur F. Saunders, of Mon
tana, arrived from Washington yester.
day. Ex-senator Saunders declared
that in his judgment unconditional
repeal OF the Sherman act was dead.
He believed that compromise would
be agreed upon this week, incorporating
the best features OF the Harris, Faulk-
ner and Blackburn bills. While Mr..
Saunders was chatting Col. Thomas 7.
Ochitree walked into the Fifth avenue
hotel. Catching sight OF the Montana
man he exclaimed: "Ah, senator, l
see my old friends in the senate are
standing by their guns. What horri-
BILE mistake the gold bugs made when
they counted on firing out the silver
senators. Why, Ed. Woicott aud Santa
Claus Stewart and Jones and tho rest
OF them were never known to
20 to bed until six or seven
o'clock a. m. I've played poker
with them for "a hours at q stretch,
and then you had TO keep your eye
peeled or they would freeze you out. l
tell you when you put that crowd to
sleep you have undertaken the biggest
lob a man ever had on his hands. "l'll
bet on that poker crowd ev0ry trip"
81 guess you are right, colonel" re-
piled Senator Saunders, who knows a
little about the game himself. "Wol-
colt never sleeps, aud, as for Jones, l
believe he can 90 year without wink
ing"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-17
vERAGUA AT HOME.

CoIumbus's Descendcnt Delighted With
the Reception he Got Here.
Madrid, Oct. l6.-The duke of do
Yeragna with his family has returned
here from his visit to the United States,
after having stayed for some months at
San Sebastian. The duke is eloquent
in praise OF the reception given him by
the great American people. He says
his ancestor, Columbus, could never
have imagined that such a great nation
as the North Americans would ever
have iiourished in the lands he had dis.
covered across the Atlantic; that the
highest state OF civilization should exist
in the new world where Columbus
found only savages.
The duke considers himself fortunate
in having accepted the invitation of the
United States, as through the generosity
OF that great people, and out Of graft
tude to the family OF Columbus for his
discovery OF the new world iron which
event the United States have been the
principal gainers). the dilapidated for
tunes Of the descendants OF Columbus
are likely to be repaired.
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a SERIOUS WRECK.

Two Men Killed and several Seriously
Injured.
ST. LOUIS, No, Get. l6.-A Republic
Topeka, Kus., special saws. Yesterday
morning the regular Denver Il Rock
Island train colIidcd with freight
tram near Paxlco, twenty miles west Of
Topeka. Two coIored tramps who were
stealing a ride on the platform of the
baggage car were killed. L. L. Harter,
the mail agent, jumped and sustained
serious injuries about the head. Chas.
Toppin, OF Kansas City. the engineer OF
the passenger train, made jump for
life, but sustained fractures Of the skull
from which he will die Baggage Mas.
ter Forsythe. oil Kansas City, is in
iured internally and his recovery is
doubtful. His car was smashed into
splinters.
Assistant Superintendent Beers says
the wreck was the result Of failure by
the passenger crew to observe train
orders.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-17

The grand specific for the prevailing
malady OF the age, dyspepsia, liver
complaint, rheumatism, costiveness,
general debility, etc, is Bacon's Celery
Cure. This great herbal tonic stimu-
lates the digestive organs, regulates the
liver and restores the system to vigor-
GUS health and energies Samples Tree.
Large packages soc. Sold only by Logan
Drug Co. 3