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OF enqutry,.

Tho other person whom W know was cured
by tho same remedy wa Mr. L. I, Strickland OF
IS Taylor ST., Cleveland Ohio, Io says:
~ have taken DR., Grecno's Nervura blood and
ncryo remedy aud | feel like new man. 1t has
cured mO-of chllls, hot flashes, b%loattng after
eating, cold feet and shortnesS OF breath, have
had II nstula for over twenty years aud II Is almost
CONC now. Icanuot express how thankful! am
for this wonderful remedy"
Iiyou are out OF order use this remedy. Every
body needs to take something in the spring for
tho liver, blood and nerves, aud this is tho best
Spring medicine. All druggists keep 1t for 81.
aud 1t Is purely vegetable and harmless.
1t Is highly recommended by the doctors,
especially ut this season OF the year, 1t is, in
fact, tho prescription and discovery OF a phys
icIan, Dr.. Greene, of IS W. 18th ST., New York,
tho renowned specialist in curing all forms OF
netyous and chronic diseases lie eau ss con.
suited free, personally or by letter.
Everybody out OF order, or who is not feeling
Just right, should use the remedy now.
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Tho National Credit,

In the ways and means committees
prophecy OF gloom touching tho condi-
ton OF the national treasury, and par
ticularly with regard to tho sinking
fund, it takes no account Of the striking
fact that up to July ], 1891, the required
payments into the sinking fund were
anticipated by more than d thousand
millions.
We can, il need be, afford to pass by
that fund for a while and still be far
ahead of the game on the general aver
age. Is any bondholder getting nervous
about the payment Of his holdings at
maturity? Has anybody heard that
the national credit has broken a leg or
sprained its apineP
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Strength ofthe Hawaiian Proposition.
Three.fourths Of the senators arc said
to DO in favor OF annexing Hawaii. A
proposition must present itself with
great force to command such support in
that body.
The point which has not been mot
squarely by the opponents OF annexa-
ton is this:
Since it is the general understanding
in this country that no other nation
shall DO allowed to annex these islands,
aud since the existing government says
the hour for annexation to some country
has come, what are We going to do If We
do not annexP
1t would DO infinitely better policy to
accept tho good thing than to get into
a row with somebody else who is only
too glad to take II. The statesman ship
Of this country has always contemplated
tho time when the islands would be-
come American. Hawaii wants to come
in aud no other power opposes her com.
ing,
In view Of their relation to US it is
not a stretch Of tho imagination to say
that tho Islands, although 1000 miles
from tho mainland, are naturally part
OF tho American continental system,
Tho question Of annexation answers
itsoli in favor Of what Mr.. Blaine called
an American solution.
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Gh G~ntdAigemer
wHEELING, MARCH o, 1893.
Judpe Grenham In 1883.

Harptr's Weekly discovers somewhere
that in the Republican national conven-
ton OF 1888 Judge Gresham had the
support OF the "best element" and
could have had tho nomination il no
had been willing to go with his party
on the tariff question.
In that convention Judge Gresham
had the support OF as good men as
there wore in it and he had the oppo-
sition OF the same kind. There was no
''best element" about it. That element
had already gone of in the Mugwump
movement in 1884.
Furthermore, Judge Gresham was at
no time a formidable candidate. With
regard to tho tariff question, if he was
a. odds with his party he did not reveal
the fact. Nothing was said about it at
the time. Judge Gresham wanted the
nomination and would have taken it on
the platform made by the convention
land no questions asked" That plat.
form was for protection straight out
from the shoulder.
Judge Gresham dritted of because
he wal disappointed and jealous Of
General Harrison's SUCCESS. The tariff
was an aiterthought and u pretext.
ANY other would have served as well.
1t is possible for the green-eyed mon.
ater to get so firm a hold that its victim
readily deceives himself. This is the
trouble with Judge Gresham.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-09

This evening Clara Morris, admittedly
tho greatest emotional actress, will ap-
pear at the Wheeling Opera House in
an intensely interesting drama, "Renee
do Moray" There has been n good dc.
mand for seats, and to accommodate n
largo part OF the public to whom tho
price ia a consideration, Mr., Rhoin.
strom has placed on sale also at Houses
music store seats in tho balcony. The
engagement bids fair to be one Of the
notable events of the present rather
notAble dramatic season.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-09
Thn shornl nnd tha hoe.

An incorporating campaign oil
STRENGTHENING with a mo surrender
attachment would be a great thing for
Wheeling at this stage OF her eyentful
history. The old would feel better and
the young would sec something in life
worth living for. What is supposed tic
be gained by a policy OF inactivity {
And what is the use OF doing the work,
when any is done, a little at q time?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-09
lEqunl to the Emergency,

IHIcUDU ITFOHN1 NNIFI
tits noted by tho Denver Sun that
Chicago, with all its greatness, mourns
the lack of a mountain peak on which
to locate the observatory OF its great
university. The Sun fails to grasp the
idea oil the Chicago nerve. Ii n
mountain is considered Indispensable
Tor that observatory Chicago will build
one,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-09
The Oarhage Coutraot.

The health committee of council has
tho right idea of c contractors relation
to the city. He must execute his con-
tract. ii he has undertaken the work
at a losing price that is either his fault
or his misfortune. In the case Of the
garbage contractor it is his fault. He
was warned that his bid was too low,
but he persisted and the contract was
awarded to him.
If a contractor who finds himself in
this fix has only to ask for more money
and get it, there would be no use OF
making contracts. Moreover, this
would be obviously unfair to other bid
ders of better business methods,
The present garbage contractor must
have been far quito OF his reckoning when
no put in his bid. Ii he is losing money
by not collecting the garbage up to his
contract, what would have happened to
him II he had done tho work according
to the specificationsP
He will have to stow in his own juice
until no gets through with his con-
tract.
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AMONG THE EXCHANGES.
Lots Of EnIOymont.

Philadelphia LodqT ttnd.l
Ii hall the pleasures Of life lie in nm
ticipation. as has been contonded bv
some philosophers, the Democratic pol
iticians are enjoying themselves these
days. Three, four or dozen, perhaps,
get more enjoyment out Of n office
than will fall to the lot OF the nan who
may be appointed. But it would be q
difficult matter TO convince these prac-
teal minded politicians that there is
any truth in this philosophy, Some OF
them have been enjoying the pleasures
OF anticipation since 1860, and now they
would like to have something more
substantial,
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PERSONAL POINTS

Governor Pennoyer, OF Oregon, has
yctoed m appropriation OF 100000 made
by tho Legislature to enable the state to
make q decent showing at tho Chicago
Exposition, lie has soured on tho
show since no learned that there would
be no special exhibit Of long.carod gov.
errors. - philadelphia Tmps.
Delivering his inaugural President
Cleveland spoke without notes, as he
always does. IL Is taid OF him that lie
never read q speech In his lifo. In The
act Of writing II ho half commits ii 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-09

FORTUNATELY for the New Jersey race.
track gamblers they are not only in con.
troll on the foorof each house OF the legis-
laturo, but tho whole body, from top to
bottom, is differed by their creatures.
The starter OF the Gloucester snap-track
is the speaEer of the house. Boss
Thompson is himself a member. The
New Jersey Democracy is sowing dra-
CONS teeth broadcast.
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Three days is n very short time in
which to euro n bnt case OF rhcuma.
tism, but IL can be done II tho proper
treatment is adopted, as will DO seen by
the following from james Lambert, Of
Nov Brunswick. ILL.,; ~ was badly
afflicted with rheumatism in tho hips
aud legs, when | bought n bottle Of
ChambcrlRin's Pain halm. ItegFed me
in three days. / am all right to-day,
and would insist OH everyone who 10
afflicted with that torriblo disease to
use Chalnberlaln's Pain Balm and get
well at once" 50.cent bottles for sale
by druggists. Dsw
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Al ApproprIate welcome.
MeY YorE Ig0ld lDnl

NtN I0TE VOFIl VDtWI
The reception OF ex-President Harri-
o 1t his home in Indianapolis yester-
day was well adapted to cheer the heart
OF ono retiring from high public office,
1t was a welcome back to the circles and
the modest pleasures from which he
had gone forth to take the highest office
in the gift OF u great nation. There is
no reason to doubt that tho expression
was genuine and cordial.
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A Card.


TO Wb EUIlUF y VIC INNNIytHceT.
Sm:-In your issue of Tuesday there
appeared a grossly exaggerated account
OF an alleged trouble with my wife.
There was no abuse as described, and
my vito regrets there were any pro-
ceedings. What happened was a family
affair, and concerned nobody but my
self. Before being hustled off to jail 1
offered my check on the German bank
for the bond, which was refused; then
my wife got a bondsman, who promptly
furnished the required bond, and I
was released, That is all there was in
it. Some people think there was n
little spite work in tho transaction.
G. F. HARTL1EB.
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Trunk limo railroads running into
Chicago arc pressed by tho switchmon
Of that city for an advance Of IS por
cont in wages and by tho public aud
those deeply Interested in tho Worlds
Fair Tor low rates at fair time.
Tho companies have said that they
do not expect to give lower rates oil fast
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-09

IT is thought strange that tho Presi-
dents private secretary had never seer
Washington until he went there to
enter on his official duties. "Like mas.
ter like man." Mr.. Cleveland saw the
capital of his country for the first time
when he went there to take his seat US
President.
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trains, but will probably give lower
rates with slower time, When one road
begins to cut others will follow.
1t ia reasonably certain that there
will be some concession, il not at the
beginning OF the fair then before it has
gone far. This would be a repetition Of
the Centennial experience.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-09

SECRETARY GRESHAM has taken the
private secretary who served Secretary
Bayard in the state department as he
had before in the senate. This may be
looked on as an earnest Of good faith
towards the gallant Democracy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-09
Acquitted by an Unfriendly Jury,
}0siOn Journal (Rep1

Democratic papers which have been
railing at Superintendent porter's man
agement OF the census over since he
was appointed and have made all forts
OF reckless charges against him should
notice that a partisan committee OF the
house OF representatives, after full in
vestigation, could not find anything to
censure.
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The mere announcement that Hoyt's
"Hole in the Ground" will BIO pre-
sented ut the Opera House again satur.
day night, will no doubt pack tho thea.
tire. 1t is one Of tho funniest and most
rollicking OF all Hoyt's sRtts, and the
company Is always among the best,
while tho speciaIties are not exColled
by any similar company.
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Are unpopular. But there is ono form
trust against which no one has any.
thing to say. That is tho trust which
tho public 1eposes in Hoods SarsN-
parilIa, and tho best OF it Is tho trust is
fully justified by tho merit Of tho modi-
cine. For, remember, HOOPS sarsa.
parilla CURES.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-09

FIVE sewing machine companies, the
Domestic, Standard, White, Davis, and
New Home are taking steps to CONSOLE
date in one great company with n capt.
tai from $15,OOO,OOO to 5000, 900.
"scalping" agents. and other annoy
ances are given as the reason which
make tho move desirable. Nothing is
said about increasing the prices Of
sewing machines.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-09

Here is a pretty state of affairs for
the Populist senators. They were ex-
pecting to roost high, but it is discov-
cred that the Democrats can get along
without them and have no special use
for them. This as tough as a railroad
lunch counter beefsteak.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-09

WHETHER senate employees shall BIO
bounced now or at the regular session is
one Of tho momontous questions OF the
day. A good way to settle it is TO throw
them out nov. They arc Republicans
and probably know how 10 earn a living
by work.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-09
DIG Bargains In Umbrellas this week.
l. q. DILLON s. co.


We are acquainted with many moth.
ors in Contorville who would not be
without Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
in the house for a good many times It's
cost, and arc recommending II every
day. From personal experience We can
say that 1t has broken up bad colds for
u Children.-Centewille, South Da-
kota Citizen. 60.cOnt bottle for sale by
druggists. D&w
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tVtW IUN F"V'F0VNSF NN"FT
Evidence accumuIates that Mr.. Glove
land will appoint very few Democrats to
office. When asked to consider the
claims OF a candidate now, his first ques.
tion is, "Does he drink" He will APP
point no Incorporate man to office if he
knows it, This practically shuts out
the Democratic party.
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PRESIDENT CLEVELAND met Congress-
man Dalzell, OF Pennsylvania, and did
not recognize him. When Mr.. Dalzell
made himself known the President i'd
mitted that he had mistaken him for a
newspaper man and laughed. 1t is
thought by tho well informed that Mr..
Dalzell was a little slow to appreciate
the handsome compliment.
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Suits Them Exactly.

Nctp YORK FrCss (RCpl
The British press %rejoices exceedingly
over what it regards as the stern rep
rimand" administered to tho American
people by the new President in his in
augural address. Tho only American
British newspapers praise is the Amer
lean who altacks his own country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-09

In the interest of presidential hui
manity a relay of automatons should be
sot up in the white house to do the
Presidents Misunderstanding for him. The
possibility Of a President OF the United
States losing an arm in the civil service
of his country is too monstrous to DO
contemplated with composurc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-09

CATER flfty-sevon days of labor at
nearly $1,000 day they have gono home
after having accomplished less than
any other legislature in tho history OF
tho state" This is the striking epitaph
written by the INTELLiGENcER's Charles
ton correspondent. 1t is MS just as it is
touching.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-09

FOURTEENTH street between Main and
Market was cxhumod yesterday. 1t
was found that tho street is there, just
about as tho street car company loft it
whom it Knocked of work IN the early
n.InAnn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-09

If Congressman "Buck" Kilgore, of
Texas. goes as minister to Mexico he
would be very likely to kick in the
gates OF the capitol city and kick out
the populuce. If he doesn't go he will
want to kick President Cleveland out of
tho white house. Kilgore is q mighty
kicker when no is feeling we'll in the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-09

A New YonN banker who gavo Mr..
Cleveland a big dinner is thought to
DO slated for the Russian mission. Well,
that is one way to reach a great mind.
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A Persistent Faklr.

Chicago Globe Chtd)
The wild.eyed fakir who had 1t from
an inside source that Tammany would
oppose the nomination OF Judge Ores
ham is now looking for another Scoop"
Failure encourages him.
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POSTMASTER GENERAL BIssELL finds
that one Columbian stamp won't drape
his manly form and leave enough to
fall in graceful folds, 1t will take two.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-09

HOOPS PiLLsare purely vegetable, and
do not purge, pain or grippe. Sold by all
druggists.
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'Gainst Crlnollne l raise my voice.
Because, 40, woe Is mGlh
No mon the laiden OF my choice

-Four Springfield Mo- business men
signed a note Tor $1,000, thinking it was
q petition for n sidewalk. After some
swearing on the part OF the makers OF
the mote" it was settled by the pay
ment OF a few cigars.
Mr.. Cahill, of Carrolton, Mo-, fired at
Mr.. Babcock, the ball passing within a
few inches OF Babcock's head, and
without waiting for q second shot MIR.
Babcock paid Cahill tho fifty cents he
was owing him.
Harley Hartley, Of Oakvillc, Ind.
claims to have eaten one pound OF
cheese and thirty-four bananas OF a
wager the other day. His opponent
gave up after devouring thirty.three
bananas,
But ono in seven OF the adult male
wage-workers in Great Britain belongs
t o a trades union. Yet the strikes or.
ganized by the unions in 1890 and 1891
cost the ~wage.earners about ~S0,00O,0OO.
A Georgia editor says his views on
tho silver question have hitherto been
bird's-eye views. He has never got close
enough to the genuine mintage to form
any other views.-AtiantG Constitution.
Ira Ward, OF Now Haven, Vermont,
who is ninety-sevcn years old, visited
the barber for the first time n day re-
Gently. II is not stated whether the
job was performed by contract.
The other day in Putnam county,
Georgia, a very heavy rain fell, and
when it was over, two large fish was
found in a barrel which was empty, it is
said, previous TO the storm.
An expedition will shortly DO equip.
ped by Sir Thomas Elder to explore the
interior OF the Australian continent.
The expedition will be- under the leader
ship OF David Lindsay.
The four-year.old son of Mitchell
Paulk, OF Worth county, Georgia, is
said to weigh ninety pounds, wear q
No. I hat and No. 6 shoe.
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The latest booking of Isaac Pussy
Gray fixes him up for the Chinese mis-
aion. In an imaginary way Isaac Pusey
Is running the whole gamut OF official
possibilities.
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ATTEND uur nnrgpin snle Of umhrrllns
this week. I, ulDILLON ~ co.
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Gtnd Tidings.

You can have your teeth extracted
without pain with "odontundcr." APP
piled locally, ut Nankourcu's hotel,
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IF you want an Umbrella, really
worth 81 to $40, for 50 80 and 50, call a
once at /. G. DILLON 4 Co.'S.
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A cLosE friend says that Senator Hill
will not have cordial relations with the
white house, This is the most aston
ishing revelation Of modern politics.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Proposals to furnish medicine and medical
attendance for ono year from the 18th day OF
March, 1898, to all persons confined In tho
county Jail, will be received at the office of the
Board OF Commissioners OF tho County OF Ohio
until Monday, tho 18th day Of March, 1898, at 10
O'Clock n III, The right Is reserved 10 reject any
or all bids. Proposals should be enclosed In
sealed envelopes aud directed to the under
signed. tmr9l TIC MoFFAT, Clerk.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Some pins which Salem Mass
witches were accused Of sticking into
their victims, and the seal with which
the death warrants were stamped, are
reported to be preserved I'M public OIL
ice in hat city.
Splinter pulling bees, at which the
boys employed in the kindling wood
mills extract the splinters accumulated
during the day out Of each others
hands ID the latest form OF amusement
down east.
'Galnst crInolIne I raise my voice.
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TELEPHONE NUMBERs:
RdItorIal ROOms-".,I3l, COuntins Room .,.tlG'
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lThe lEIELIlOENCEh embracing It's seyerl
editions. is entered in the Postotice At Wheel
ing, ". Va, a. second .olass matter. -
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E ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

WANTED-AF IRsTOLASS BREAD
w md cake baker, Apply AZ 232d Chabia,
street, INF
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Sunni NewA

suxAs, Wash. Nov. Il II Special. The
many witnesses from this place now in
New Westminster on the trial OF Albert
strobel and Jake Eyerly for the murder II
the Portuguese. John Marshal. near this
place, which has been faliy reported In the
P0sr-iSTgLGIGEscGe. arrived home today.
the trial having teen nearly completed. A
true bili against each Of the accused was
returned NJ their former hearing. bat the
verdict resulting from this trial can not ns
present be conjeetufsd.
Ranchers ia township II. range S east.
are highly elated over their prospects of
making filing and dnsi proof in the nsaF
future
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LYNN, Mass. Nov. i3.-General orders
No. 2 have been issued from Grand Army
headquarters In the orders are the fol-
lowing appointments; Inspector general.
Andrew NJ. UnderhilI, OF New York; Judge
advocate general. Leo Hsssieur, OF Sc.
Lous; assistant adjutant general, J. l..
Bennett, of Chicago; senior aide de camp.
+. A. Barton, of Waltham. Masx exeeu-
tive committee. X. Il. Cochran. of Ohio,
A. T. Burehheid. of Pennsylvania, A III.
DietrIck, of Illinois. William oiin. of Mas
sachusetts, s. n. Brown, Of New Hamp-
shire. \. W. Day. Of New York, ii. IL.
Hopkins, of Michigan.