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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-12-02

Its Long Journey to Brazilian Waters to
Soon Besin-Prsliminary Maneuvers.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 2.-The Ericsson
boat Destroyer will soon start on her
long journey to Brazilian waters in tow
of a vessel which will carry ON her decks
the Yarrow torpedo boat. 1t is now an
nounced that the Destroyer will be
taken only as far south rs the West
Indies by the towing vessel and will
then be turned over to the Nictheroy,
which will tow her the rest OF the dis
lance. Then approaching the Brazilian
ports she viii be landed, supplied with
ammunition and turned loose on her
own account. She will, however, re-
main in company with the Nictheroy as
long Is possible, using the dynamite
cruiser a. a base of supplies.
Preliminary Maneuvers.
In a short spin to test her engines and
steering gear the jets of the Destroyer
were experimental with. This is an an
pliance which elects water, either from
the port or starboard quarter and is de-
signed to maneuver the boat rapidly
when it is desired to get her in or out of
range. One test made with this hy-
draulic steering apparatus showed its
effectiveness. Without causing the boat
to move backward OF forward, the jets
forced her stern to and fro as If it were
moved by some unseen giant hand. This
apparatus is controlled and operated
from the small turret in which the gun
is placed and aids in securing rapid aim.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-12-02

Go to Goethel & Schultz for turkeys
A large assortment, fat and fine.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-12-02

/ have a customer who wants to trade
IL good work horses and a new thresh'
ing machine for land.
CHAs. B. KENNEDY.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-12-02

Pure Cuban cigar, the best Scent
cigar in the city, at the Model.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-12-02

Get your svorm doors and windows of
A. p. HARLING.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-12-02

IL lbs gr%anulated sugar for 81 at
lei. I'll. MERRICKs.
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Get the Worlds Fair cider at the city
Bakery.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Tomorrow is the quarterly Commun
ion Sabbath. Appropriate services at
1890 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sabbath
school at noon. Y. p. S. G. e. at $50
p. m. led by Miss Bertha Fawkes. A
cordial welcome to all.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-12-02

The best maple syrup and buckwheat
-four at :" III. III. MERRIcKs.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-12-02

Sonora cigar, made in Madison, best
5 cent cigar in the city.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-12-02

out Dakota Weather, October. 1893
Temperature-monthly mean, 46; high
est mean, so. at Yankton; lowest, At, at
Bear Valley; maximum, 80, at Oelrichs;
minimum, 2 at Webster and Wentworth
on the Goth. The monthly mean tenn
perature was about 5 of a degree below
the normal.
Precipitation monthly mean, SO;
greatest, 4.70a at Forest City; least, trace
| at DeSmes.
Wind-prevailing direction, northwest.
Average number Of clear days, l6;
partly cloudy, s; cloudy, Z.
The weather was about the average
except in point of moisture which was
considerably below the average over the
east portion of the state, while in the
Black Hills region and through the up
per Missouri counties it was somewhat
in excess. The temperature was about
the average, not quite as warm as in
1892 Fair weather prevailed and the
conditions were generally favorable for
autam farm work. More moisture over
the eastern portion would have been
very Beneficial for ploughing. Cattle
and sheep fed on the range, generally
during the month.
Wanted, a girl to do general house
work. MRS. w. A. THOMAS.
Co.
The hest nickle cigars in town are the
"New Umpire" at the City Bakery.
Sonora cigar, made in Madison, best
5 cent cigar in the city.
The best maple syrup and buckwheat
-four atf H.. III. MERRIcKs.
18 lbs ~granulated sugar for 81 at
III. Fl. MERRIcKs.
Pure Cuban cigar, the best 5.cent
cigar in the city, at the Model.
Bulk oysters-A. Booths, all meats nc
water. F. j. GINDER.
1 have a customer who wants to trade
IL good work horses and a new thresh'
ing machine for land.
CHAs. B. KENNEDY.
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House for rent. CHAs B. KENNEDY

Wanted, a dining room girl at
Iceland HOUSE.
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BAPTIST CHURCH.

Rev. d. r Lands will preach both
morning and evening, in the evening
the theme being 'Soul Thirst" Sun
day school at poon. Juniors at $50
Young people at $50. Services each
evening next week. Preaching by Mr..
Lands.
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Revival services morning and evening.
Class meeting at 9:45 a. m. Preaching
by the pastor at 1890 a. M. and 7:30 p. m.
Subjects, morning: "Christ's Ambassa-
dors;" evening, "a Dilemma, and the
way out" Miss Carrie Quigg will lead
the Epworth league meeting at $50 p.
m. The public cordially invited to all
these services.
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The best nickle clgars in town are the
New Umpire" at the City Bakery.
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THE CHURCHEs
Order OF Exercises nc the Different
Aeases OF Worship I'm this city
To- Morrow,
GRACE cnrRcH.

RAG CHURCH.
"The Second Advent-Why will Jesus
Come Again?" will be the theme Of SER
mon Mt the N rning service. Holy Com.
munion at 1880 a. m. Bible class and
Sunday school at IL m, subject 1.-The
Virgin Mary" Litany service at 7:30 p
N. on Wednesday with lecture on "The
Church in the Days OF Constantine
All persons are cordially invited to at.
tend, and take part in, these services.
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Wanted, a girl to do general house
work. MRS. w. A. THOMAS.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET,

"Flexus fbra" is the name OF q new
material that has been used as q substi.
tute for leather, with gratifying results,
in England. This now material appears
to be d fax.derived material, suitably
prepared and oiled, 30 that to all up.
pearauce it is leather. II Is particular
ly supple and flexible, and takes q pol.
ish oquully we'll with the best kinds OF
call.
A dog with an appetite for ice cream
is owned by R. j. Solomon, OF New
Hope, Hem. Every morning the dog
Is given a large plate OF the cream, and
II 1t is not forthcoming at the usual hour
he rushss about and bothors everyone.
On hot days he expects o second plate
full.
Probably the oldest town in the state
OF New York is Alfred Centre, in ALLIE
gheny county. 1t is a farming section
and every Friday night at sunset work
OF every kind ceases. Mirth and mer'
riment are likewise put aside. Then
for twenty.four hours the time OF oil is
given to worship, hymns and praise.
"This new SOAP" said the barber, lis
very nice. Il is made largely OF cream,
with Just u little dash Of alcohol in It,"
"Well, remember, I'm q temperance
man." returned DQbbers, land don't
put any more OF it Yin my mouth than
you can heip."-Nati0nat Barber.
The burglar alarm attached to the
door ofthe vault ut police headquarters
in New York city went off on Monday.
A crowd Of policemen hurried TO the
vaults only TO find q scrub woman who
had become imprisoned while cleaning
the vault.
An organization among the prisoners
OF tho state penitentiary at Columbus,
Ohio, has been discovered. They have
q complete system OF signals, enabling
them to communicate with each other
in the presence OF a guard.
China he's an extraordinary infantile
scholar, a %four;year.old girl, who has
passed an examination for literary
honors at the Hong Kong university,
and written m essay that amazed tho
examiners.
Il brooklyn woman, says tue rage OIL
that city, notes that whenever q man
paints a picture thepicture is described,
but when a woman paints q picture tho
woman is described.
An old soldier in Kansas, who draws
a pension OF $l2 a month on the ground
that he is totally disabled, is said to
work in u coal mine, and earns over
500 a month.
A COW owned by a farmer in Audriun
couAty, Mo, lately lost her calf and has
adopted a pig, which she cares for In
the tenderest manner possible.
why do they call one.horso Villages
hamlots? i" because they are 81 mel
ancholy. "-Harper'S Basar.
A saloonkeeper at Now Albany, Indi.
ana, has been prosecuted for keeping
two polecats US pots.
Tho whole world loves u lovcr,
Soall tho poets say,
But that doesn't make him happy
II the girl herself says May
-Somtrvlt JournGl
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS;
Editorial Rooms. ..I0l. Counting i'OOR ~,r,4l6,
GKtdLlaeanm
WnrMLlNn, JULY 20, lsOa.
The House Of Commons

The scene in the British house OF
commons over the closing OF the debate
on the Irish home rule bill was dis
graceful to tho last degree. English.
men arc fond of commenting on our
iroe.and.easy American ways, u lack
Of dignity and that sort OF thing. We
have had spirited scenes in our house OF
representatives, but oil OF them put to-
eethor would be far from equalipg the
observation-disclosures row in the
house OF commons.
1t was the last desperate kick OF q
defeated party, and it was the work of
men who have expressed fears that au
Irish parliament would break away
from the restraints Of parliamentary
procedure and present scenes of great
disorder.
II tho Irish parliament were COM
posed of all tho cats of Kilkenny it
could hardly do worse than the British
house OF commons under anti-Irish in
spiration.
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ing and sluggish bowels this Is called BlLlous
ATTACK, There Is frequent ~Tegurgilation OF a
thiu, watery saline fluid, preceded by oplgastric
pains, Sometimes there Is patn at the heart, &c:
companied by palpitatton and shortness OF
breath, making the patient think he has The
heart disease.
Accompanying some cases there Is dizziness,
ringing In the ears, spots before the eyes, aud
other sensations which together are called
"stomachiG yertlgO,'' These patients hear o
buzzlng sound and feel NJ II o yapor were envel'
oping them; they grow pale, and grasp for sup
port through fear Of falling.
When In any case "lndigestion" has lasted a
long time chronic gastric catarrh will always DO
developed; evidences OF malnutrltlon show
themselves by anHmia, premature olQ age, cor
rugations OF the nails. decay OF tho ,tceth, etc,
Again, there Is a short, dry cough and occasion
nj patoxysms Of an RsthmAtic character, The
skin becomes Snllo&, dry and rough. and various
eruptions appear,
III tho treatment OF dyspepsia or gastric ca
tarrh, as Ia all other catarrhal diseases, DrS.
Copeland, Boil and Dayls's method y superior to
all others. They readily distinguish between
the various forms OF It's appearance and direct
their treatment TO tho removal OF the cause.
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MAnoNlNG VAlLEY MGN
Dissatisfied With the Amalgaaated Scale
Assertions situation.

OkANWkAauHu NNAM hAAN AAAAfnNNF
A Serious situation.
PITTsBURGH, July 2S,-The dissatisiac'
ton OF the Youngstown and Mahoplpg
Valley iron and steel workers over the
Amalgamated Association scale has
assumed such proportions that Presi'
dent N. NJ. Garland, who has been in
the west, has been sent for, and he and
Secretary Killgallon will go to Youngs-
town tomorrow to paGify the workers.
youngstown is the center Of unionism
in the iron trade, as all the mills In
that vicinity work under the Amalaa'
mated Association agreement,
Notwithstanding this thereis 90 much
discomfort among the men over the re-
ductions offered by their conference
committee, and which have been incoT-
porated in the scale, that open session
Is threatened. The meeting tomorrow
afternoon will be an open one to all
lodge members, and 1t is expected that
from 5000 to 10000 people will be pres
ent to demand an explanation from the
national lodge officers as to why they
consented to such sweeping reductions.
Open threats have been made by many
leaders there that they may withdraw
from the Amalgamated Association and
form a Mahoning and shenango Valley
union,
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WIT N WISDOM.

Pound st. Paul's church into atoms,
and consider any single atom 1t is good
for nothing; but put all these atoms to-
gether and you have st. Paal's church.
So it is with human felicity, which is
made up OF many Ingredients, each Of
which may BIO very insignificant
Johnson.
Little Dot-"I don't SOC how COWS
can cat grass" Little Dick-"I s'poso
when they is youngthe mother cows
keeps sayin' to their children, III you
don't ent grass you shan't have any
pie. '"-GOOd Meps.
Shelf only wish to break the en-.
gagcment because L fear your inability
to love inc devotedly." He-"Love
one devotediyt Why, | could love u
dozen devotcdlyl"-LVe.
Alice-"oh, dear, it is SO awfully hot.
/ know l look ju.t like a boiled lob
stor, don't II" M~abel-"Yes." Alice
"You horrid, mean old thing."-Ainne'
apOlis Journal
A young lady said to her dress.
maker: III women are ever allowed to
vote, what do you suppose will be the
fashion for voting dresses Pr id-B Bits.
"The question which confronts u.s."
howled the orator, sis how to confront
tho question" 20 Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Tho harp Of o thousand strings isn't
in 1t with the Wall street liar.-NcW
York World.
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A sTRANGE
A Peddler Uses his Stove Polish onR Ho
Stove With FriGhtful Results.

"a = gNAhAHA ~ $50 6NNN
Stove With FriGhtful Results.
PIrTspuRa, Pa, July 2S..STwo per-
sons are dead and several others seri'
ously injured as the result Of Q fro in
tho South Side at $3.50 o'clock this aft
ernoon. The dead are;
Maggie Witchell, aged 1 ycars.
Fred Hussel, aged % years,
Iniured-Charles Mcdonald, proba-
bly, fatally burned. Unknown Polish
girl, probably fatally burned. Unknown
peddler, very dangerous.
The fire was caused by IN explosion
OF stove polish which tho peddler was
using on the stove, The liquid ex-
ploded and scattered tho burning con-
tents all over the room.
Maggie Mitchell was burned to death
and the others go seriously that 1T is
not believed they a recover. Charles
Mcdonald was burned in trying to res
cue the young woman.
Joe Hussel lived on Eighth street, and
dropped dead while running to the fire.
Tho fire spread rapidly to the adiotu-
ing rooms, and in less than thirty min
utes the building was in ruins.
Tho building was occupied by Fred
erick Wilson as q saloon and residence.
The loss will be about $1,000. T,
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CAYARRH OR STOMACH
Poor Appetite, Win Violent Pains
and Nausea After Eating,
A Case That is of Interest to Every
ono Who Suffers from Indigestion
TERRIBLE Suffering Night and Day.

Last week Drs. Copeland, Boil aud Davis pub.
lished the symptoms Of catarrh as It often aileeh
the entire system. This week they present me
symptoms which Rre principally confined tot
local affection commonly known as dyspepSR or
catarrh'o Of tho stomach and bowels.
These symptoms not only vary In diierent IN
diVtduals, but IN the same Individual ~ ulnet'
pette; It may DO lost, increased or perverted
There q weight, dull pain and GSoise OF bufaiRg
In tho pit OF the stomach after taking 1000; &C.
compsnied by fatulenne, heartburn gaslralglA,
combination OF dlArrhnl, a dull heRdache, Ian;
guor, depression Of spirits and lrritRhility OF
temper,
iallscgetioa In eating and drinking, and OK
eyCisc or exposure in dyspeptica are apt 70 ocSS'
MED by bitter taste in the mouth, bilious Vomit'
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THE MOB LEADER ARRESTED,

He Clalms To 10 "a Grand Army Man But
Old Soldiers Say tfc Is Not.
DENVER Col. July 29.-Col. O. F
Brennan, who led the mob that lyncheC
the Italian murderer, Arata, Wednesday
night, has been arrested. He is booked
at the station under the charge Of hay.
ing melted o disturbance. Tho reaI
charge against him is murder, in hav
ing caused tho hanging. Brennan
claims to be u Grand Army men, buI
many old soldiers hero assert that he ii
not
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THE STATE PRESS.
A Daaay Lab0r oommI..Ioaor.

"a AAAaAS @H
Chareston Star. Tribune,
DR.. j. NJ. Sydenstricker, labor com,
missioner. graduate Of Washington-Lee
University, farmer, capitalist and gem
tleman, lind Editor ]. j., Jordan, clerk,
neither Of whom know any more about
the affairs OF labor in this state than
the man in the moon, have been in Office
a little moro than a month. They were
sworn in on the Goth Of June, and de-
parted for their respective homes im-
nediately thereafter, The office at the
capitol set apart for these gentlemen
has been dark, dFeaFy aud deserted ever
since the retirement Of Mr.. Wilson, and
from present indications about the
only official act that Commissioner Sy-
denstricker and Clerk Jordan will do in
the next four years will be to sign their
names to the official pay roll.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-29

To those who travel, or those who re-
main at home during the summer,
never be without o stimulant." Its
timely use saves the system from many
a shock, and as q preventative OF dis
ease pure whisky has always been
recommended. Max Klein, of ALLIE
cheney, is n reliable dealer, who only
keeps the puret liquors in stock. His
Silver Age, at 81 so; Duquesne, at 81 25,
and Bear Creek, at 81 90 per full quart
each, cannot DO equaled, Send for cata-
logue and price list (lnailed tree) to
Max Klein, SO Federal street, Allie
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sonth cnrolina CayaIlers.

j. II. Tillman, a Washington corre'
spondent aud nephew Of the governor
Of South Carolina, makes n serious
charge against Senator Irby, of the
same state. Ho alleges that Irby wrote
au article attacking Adjutant General
Farley, signed the Tillman nom dc
plume and telegraphed it home for
publication. This is q fnO scandal for
a South Carolina gentleman and states
man to have on his hands.
Farley accuses Irby OF writing "as
pure and unadulterased u lie as ever
wa put on paper" In South Carolina
this should mean fight. Or is the old
South Carolina spirit frozen within
the veins" of the top-sawyers of that
once proud stateH
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PERSONAL POINTS,

"Perhaps when Emperor William, OF
Germany, hears what a jolly time the
king Of klngs had at Conoy Island hc
may give his m0desty u sedatiye and
come over TO this country" observes
tho New York World. "Wo're really
getting quite used to hobnobbing with
Big guns Of late. Army Bill won't scare
us q bit"
Ruth Brown Thompson, Oldest
daughter OF Ossawatomio John Brown,
Of Harpor's Ferry fame, is nov living
o II ranch near Pasadena, California.
She Is perhaps seventy years OF ago,
but shO looks younger. Her skin IL
soft and white Os n girls, Rnd her mild
oyOa arc full Of oXpression.-Nsw York
Tribune
Miss H%onrlotta Sold, oldest daughter
Of tho Rov. DR.. Benjamin Sold, Of Bal
timore, has boon chosen acting aecte-
tnfy OF the American jewish PuhliCa.
ton Society, aud will Boon takO up her
residence Ia Philadelphia. She 10 n
writer much admired by tho lsraOlitoa
Of this country.-NcU York Times,
Tho hOir1 Of Captain John TInglo, Of
Baltimore Hundred, Sussex county,
Delaware, have just erected over his
grave q tombstone, bearing upon its
face q iull.riggod ship, with tho motto
OH Que Of the sailsi II have anchored
my soul In d haven VI rOst."
bishop II. NJ. Turner, Of tho African
NJ. L. Church, Of Atlanta, Georgia, was
married d few days ago 10 Martha b,
Do witt, OF Bristol, ponnsylyania,
They %ioutnoyed all tho way to &oninI
Ohio, IN order that they might DO mar
rlod by Bishop Payne,
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MIs I%nnlIennble RIght.

FGrksrSbuTg STATE Journal.
Ii tho Honorable Stuart Willing
Walker wants to oppose the Honorable
William L. Wilson for the Congression-
al nomination in the Second district
hasn't no u right to do so? Isn't this
said somewhere by somebody to be q
free country2 Mr.. Walker might not
got the nomination, but he has the glo-
rious privilege Of being defeated II he
fanIS liLn IL
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The Tido Turning.

Foreign capitalists know a good
thing when thCy soc It, and so they arc
again buying American stocks aud pay.
Ing us their good money. The stock
list is full Of good bargains In these
timeD, and in tho days to come mon
will DO telling how much money thoy
could have made If thOy had only had
confidence to put their money in good
properties. It has been 80 before.
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uaoEloa,s Arnloa salvo,

Tho bost salvo In tho world for cuts,
bruises, Boros, ulccrs, salt rhoum, fever
BorOs, tottOt, chopped hands, ciilblainG
cOrna and all skin oruptions, and posi-
lively Curos piles, or no ply required.
lii guaranteed to give perfect qatisiac.
ton or money refunded. lrlcO 20 centG
q box For sale Ivy Logan Drug %.
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IVfT County NaF,
The state OF affairs at the University
at Morgantown is not encouraging. The
professors all resigned at the request OF
the regents, Then the regents turned
around and reelected some Of the old
teachers, employed some now ones and
left some OF tho old ones out, President
Turner being n OF them. We doubt
II the University does much good until
there is a sweeping change made.
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On and altor Sunday, July ., train
No. SO on the Cleveland, Lorain &
Wheeling railroad, which now leaves
Wheeling ut liJ0 y. IN, central stand
nrd time, will leave Wheeling NJ l;40 p.
H., central standard time. Passengers
for Chicago and tho woat can now take
sleeper, leaving ten minutes earlier and
arrive In Chicago at 1885 q. IN.
J.. H. ggAnY, q. j. and j. A.
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IT is suspected that tho British lion
Is quietly waiting to spring to the relief
Of the white elephant, Then the Rus
sian bear would take a hand, aud then
the world would have an object lesson
on the relative efficiency OF Eropean ar
maments,
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Special Dipatch to he Neligsneeh
WAsulNuroS, D. O., July 2S.-Poat-
masters appointed; craneaville, Pres
ton county, D. W. Frazee, vice Albert
Teets, removed; Handley, Kauawha
county, L. L. Chapman, vice.. w. seny,
resigned; White. Preston county, g. W.
White, vice r, X. Adams, resigned
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Tnl,c tllo unllmoro 4 ONO 10 ChicnEo,

Excursion tickets now On salo via
the Baltimore 4 Ohio at reduced round
trip rates, uood returning until NoveiH'
Dor 0, 1898. Trains leave Wheeling,
eastern time, at $3.50 q. IN. and li20 p.
IN. daily, and AZ $3.50 y. m, crccpi Sun
dGy. For sleeping car accommodations
and other Information enquire Of Battt.
moro & Ohio agents.
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AN English visitor wonders whether
the use Of the wheel chairs at the fair
will demonstrate to the American peo.
pie tho usefulness OF that vehicle,
Hardly at aeventy-fve cents au hour.
Some things are too rich for our repub'
lican,democratic blood.