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there are 900 ounces Of pure gold, 10
ounces OF silver and 90 Of copper.
Arabic coins have u sentence from
the Koran, and generally the caliph's
name, but never an image,
In 1881 the invention Of milling the
edges OF coins, to prevent clipping, was
introduced.
The bronze cent and two cent pieces
wore first coined in 1864 and the nickel
half dime in 1865,
The first American coins were made
in England in 1872 for the Virginia
company.
The United States mint was estab.
liahed in 1902 aud ut once began opera
tions.
The most ancient coins are OF cleo
trum. four parts Of gold to one OF silver,
The American cents OF 1887 bore the
motto "Mind Your Business"
From 1928 to 1S45 platinum coins
were minted in Russia.
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A Labor oucstlon.

waitcrS at tho Long Island summon
resorts, and those who would like to got
into those tip ~ioundrloS, have u grew
anco. Students from tho colleges who
aro trying to work their way through
aro on hand, doing tho Disseminating
and raking in the tips.
II .is readily resolved by tho wuitora
that tho studonts aro matter out Of
place, intorlopors, poachors on tho pro
iosSional preserves. But this does not
hOlp the roOolvors. They would strike,
but thore aro moro students rOaty 70
stop into their places.
Worst OF all, guests soon rather Il
like tho change. II Is an agreeable
thing TO DO served by q young man who
knows how to hoo around Greek roots
can distinguish q parallologratn from .
parallOlopipedon, makes sport Of comic
sections, IL up in NIL tho uiOpics, rCndi
Latin for roiroshmOnl and can spread
tho sauce OF philosophy over all the
dishes.
Itisa pleasing thought that ono may
DO hOlping up thu ladder q student do.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-14

Tho midsummer excursion OF the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad to Atlantic
City from Pittsburgh, Wheeling, Park
ersburg and all intermediate stations
to Washington Junction, Nd, will run
on Thursday, July Goth. This will be
the second Of the series of Baltimore &
Ohio seashore excursions. and will be
OH u par with its predecessor in the
convenience of train arrangements, eX-
cellenCe OF accommodations and supe-
riority Of the service. Those availing
themselves Of the low ratios offered for
this excursion will find Atlantic City Mt
tho ofits mid.summergaieties and
glories, while the bathing will be the
best and tho boating superb.
Tickets will be valid for return Jour-
ney Tor twelve days from day Of sale,
and will DO good on all regular
trains. On return journey they will be
good to stop of at Washington, thus
atIording an opportunity TO visit the
numerous public buildings, which are
open to visitors free OF charge, and to
take a trip down the Potomac to Mt.
Vernon, the tomb Of Washington as
well as to visit other places Of interest
in and near Washington.
Regular trains leave Wheeling ut sos
Il. m. and $3.50 p. III. Pullman cars.
Round trip 50. Correspondlngly low
rates from other stations. For more
detailed information apply 10 John T.
Lane, Travelling Passenger Agent, Wheel.
ing, w. Va.
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Men YORK World,
The silver party of Nevada has called
on all silver clubs of that mining camp
to pass resolutions denouucing the
Conflict against silver" This is better
and more seemly than the call Of Judge
Belford, OF Colorado, to assassinate tho
President. The silver miners ought to
calm down. Resolutions of excited
mobs are OF little account in a business
transaction, and they will assurediy not
find u market for their product by
armed revolution. The manner in
which rebellion is met in the United
States, as their history shows, Is not by
surrender to threats. Sensible silver
men should suppress tho lunatics.
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Midsummer Diversion.

Within a week three negroes have
been lynched in the south, one in Ken
lucky, one in Florida and one in Missis-
sippL. There may have been more.
From some of the back districts returns
come in slowly.
This way of doing it has some advant'
ages. 1t saves the cost of q trial, II
furnishes diversion for the n~eighbors,
as in the Kentucky case, where they
hocked in for miles around aud gather
ed five thousand strong, There they
hanged their man, had some exhilerat-
ing target practice or him and then
cooled off over his burning remains,
1t is difficult to imagine what an event
this would be in n ncighborhood whore
there is never much doing. 1t will be
something to talk about until some
prominent gentleman shall rip open
another gentleman OF equal prominence
and east a gloom over the whole COM
munity,"
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ProAtod by Experience.

NeW York Advertiser.
/ To the idiotic threat that Colorado,
Kansas and Montana may take olfense
ut the settlement OF the silver question
and withdraw from the union, the Rich
mond (Va,) Times says:
In the new war OF secession VIC sup
pose We may expect Mrs, Lease, Gener-
al Weaver and General Field TO have
prominent commands. In the mean
time Virginia will remain in the union
and will congratulate herself thatshe is
not to be the battle ground this time.
Virginia is not in tho silver belt, you
see, and besides sho has had some ex-
perience as a seceder.
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Fourth Gins -postmnsters.

Special Dhpaleh to the mteltgeReer
WAsuINGToN, D. O.. July lS.-Post'
masters appointed; Big Springs, Cal
houn county, Warren Johnson, vice
Sam Aryes removed; Gibson, Peasants
county, A. S, Painter, vice C.D Hockel'
horn, removed; Green Bank, Pocahontas
county, j. II. Curray, jr., vice G. O.
Cooper removed; Letart, Mason coun.
ty, A. G. W. Brinker, vice Dan P. Gist
removed New Haven. Mason county,
J. J.. Grinstead, vice G. N. Capehart re-
moved; Palatine, Marion county, A. ?.
Harr, vice L. A. Wilson removed
Whites Creek. Wayne county, ]. G.
Lambert, vice ]. NJ. Rice removed.
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THE MIn1Ee LYNoHrNG.
The Last Of 1t WIN Not BIO Heard UntiI This
Suit Is Decided,

6AAN
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, July l4.-It Is re-
ported hero that tho National Citizens
Rights Association, Judge A W, TOur-
gee, president, has interested itself in
the case of O. ]. Miller, hanged and
burned at Bardwell. Backed by the or
ganization, Mrs. BERTHE Miller, widow OF
the negro, will bring an action for dam
ages against the city marshal and his
bondsmen ut Sykeston, Mo, the sheriff
OF Carlisle county, Ky, his bopdsmen,
and the members Of the posse indiyldu-
ally, who aided in the capture of Miller,
ali citizens OF Illinois, Missouri and
Kentucky, who participated inthe affair,
and the corporation Of Bardwell, in
which it occurred. Suit will be com-
menced in tho United States court tor
the southern district OF Illinois,
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS;
Editorial Rooms .,4Sl, Counting Room "..,4iG
wHEELINo. JULY IA, 1893.
h Silver Failure

The silver men of Colorado threaten
to take their state out OF the Union ii
the silver purchase act be repealed.
They assert that this provision stands
between them and ruin. Yet in spite
OF this compulsory purchase, represent
ing nearly the whole of the American
product silver has fallen to the lowest
price on record, bringing the silver dol
lar down with it to a point q little
above half its face value,
Nothing could be palmer than that
from tho point Of view of tho silver
producers the purchase provision has
been u failure, bringing with it great
disappointment. 1t has not carried the
price OF silver where the producers OK.
pected it to 20, has not maintained the
price where 1t was, has not prevented
the startling decline. 1t has sadly de.
ranged the finances Of the country, EN-.
barrassod the treasury and clogged oil
the channels OF trade. Only the ex.
pectation that Congress is about to lift
the load has prevented a panic
The country has paid dearly for con.
senting to allow the silver men to
shape its financial policy. The coun.
try cannot afford to 90 further on this
line and must retrace its steps. The
only excuse for buying more silver is
that the producers have silver to sell,
We have no use for it and could not
dispose Of what we have without mill
ions OF loss.
Farmers have wool and wheat to
sell, manufacturers iron and steel, glass
, and %crockery, the whole range of their
products. Colorado does not propose
that the treasury Of the United States
shall buy these along with its silver.
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serious Freight Wreck.

Special DbpatcA to he Intelligence.
STEUBENvlLIE, o.. July ia serious
rear end freight wreck occurred at
Dennison, on tho Panhandle, this
morning. A second section ran into
the first section which was slowing
into the yard and ten cars, the caboose
and engine were wrecked. George Nc
Cable was engineer on tho second sec
ton,
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am. welI that Enas Won.

Special DispG.ch 10 he h~tsggslcsr
srEvuENvILLE, o., July lS.-Two
weeks ago a sensational breach OF pro
mise suit was I'll ed in the common pleas
court here by Jennie Nobel, the pretty
daughter of a Wayne township farmer,
against Leroy D. Cole, q prominent and
wealthy farmer Of tho same township
for $1,000 damages. Yesterday the
principals met here with their attor-
neys and after discussing a compromise
~proGered by Cole, the old time lovers
were left together and in q short time
announced that they had decided tc
marry Immediately, and the girl seemed
pleased and said that Cole had pro,
missed to do what was right by her and
she believed him. They were married
about 4 o'clock,
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FAcrs AnouT MoNEY

From 1898 TO 1862 muskct balls woro
used as currency In New England At a
valuation Of u farthing apiece, aud woro
o legal tender up To ono shilling.
Tho first mention OF money in tho
Scriptures WIS Ahraham'B purchase u
u sepulchUr, for 400 sNOkols OF silver,
u, o, 1860,
Cnkos Of ton In India, pieces Of silk
In China, salt In AbyBslnla md goldfish
In Iceland have all boon used as money.
1n 1000 ounces Of our gold coinage
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A Sound Proposition.


WdSHtNVmH tOH'
AR. Sherman believes that both met
ais should be maintained at par with
each other on q ratio as noar as possi'
bio to the market value, and he adds:
with erv OF gold and silver in
proper proportions, We can maintain
the entire body Of our paper money,
including coin, at par with each other"
Ia there any declaration OF WARM this
against the use OF silver as money! Is
it not rather a sound business proposi-
ton looking TO the stability of tho cur
renew
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ OF OHIO COUNTY ZEAL ESTATE

NOMM1SolON EN- = GALE
" OF OHIO COUNTY ZEAL ESTATE.
j. A. Monroe
VS., PIN ChaluI,
Robert s. Williamson and Others.
In pursuance Of decree rendered on the llh
day Of May, 1898. by the Circuit Court OF Oa2
County, West Virginia, In the above emitted
cause, tho undersigned appointed special o0z'
missioner for the purpose, Will, on
SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1873,
commencing ut 10 O'Clock u. IN. sell OF pubAi
auction at the north front door Of the C0lf
House Of Ohio county, to the highest biidtt
the property hereinafter described: That ~
say. all thRt certain tract Of land situated on ny
waters OF Little Wheeling Creek. near Roagi
and described as follows: Beginning ut stone
corner to lands Of Alexander Higgs; thgna
with his line north 51o Gast 10 poles to dS
wood; thence south &' east 2g,9 poles to -
elm; thence north 4Go east 3l.3 poles to Il Nlll
walnut In the run, corner to lands OIL Y !
Terrell; thence north 4io west % poles 70
white walnut stump: thence north 2' west ~
poles 70 q stops near run, corner u tt9nI
thence with his line south Coz west lU,G pOieia
u maplot thence south l0' west lb.l0 poles 70
white oak; thence south BE west S.6 poles 70
stone; thence with tho Williamson Hue sO0l
und containing iiity.two acres aud lilyiN
poles, more or less. Saving aud cxCepl4gl'ga
the above described tract the following d.
sctlbGd parcel. sold by Robert s. Willian!Ni
and wife 10 John Phillips, US appears 6i dEG
dated September %, 1868, mud bounded Rr
lows: beginning at the elm, corner TO Mlsa
thence north 46' Gust 3I.3 poles along H,gs
limo To u point In Dixon's Kun, milne Oh Z
Terrell, near u white walnut; thence VITA ~
rclls line north AZ west 29.7l poles " q sl9Ds
thence south So west 27.75 poles to the 90 d,
wood corner; thence south B3o east wv w
along Hlggs, linz To the place OF beginning A-
containing five lcres Hnd seven poles,
TERMS or sALE-OnC.third Of tho puielLs
money cash IN hand on dry OF sale, ang
much more as the purchaser lruy elect 70 ll
the balance IN two equal inBtallncuts ~ OHv. ".
two years with Interest from day OF tlr y
purchaser giving his notes with good pcts,as
security for tho deferred payments fhe wv
est on the second deferred installment palaS.
annually. the title 10 b. retained until tly NV
erty Is paid for. Tho property may Do sgNI
whole or III separate parcels as may, ~ Gy 4
Special Comnissl0hG
thereby certify that bond and security rs
quircd By law and the decree IN hi causg N N
been given by tho said w. N. Dunlap gsI5
commissioner. JolINW MITCHELL WIKI
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May Oct Bail.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, July 13.-NEr. T.
O. Day, OF this city, went to 500 his
brother, Frederick 7. Day, president OF
the Plankinton Bank, Of Milwaukee, at
Plaintleld, twelve miles from here.
Just what arrangements will be made
about giving the $4,000 bond which
the court has fixed in Mr.. Days case,
hia friends here do not know, but they
hope that the bond may BIO given with
out the necessity OF taking him to Mil
wankaa.
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Another sido Of Colorado.

II is not true that the whole state OF
Colorado has COMO crazy, nor is it true
that the whole state is going to the bow.
vows. A Denver business man writing
20 a friend in New York says that at
seventy.Gve cents per ounce silver will
be mined about as largely as it has beon,
and that in no case will there DO u gen.
eral wreck in tho state. He adds sig
~niflcantly
The talk and threats indulgod in by few
rabid Bllverites Is, IN our opinion, taken too
seriously In tho east. us parties who do most OF
this talking have no credit or standing NJ home,
aud we do not see any reason why they should
be believed abrond. As already stated, We be-,
lieVO that when tho skies clear a little tho loss
and damage VIII be found to DO very much less
than the calamity howlGrs would lead ono 10
expect.
Worry little commOtion brings to tho
surface tho bounding blGtherskito. who
jumps in to make himself a great man
at tho small cost Of liberal spluttering,
Colorado will cool oil.
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The Comets orbit.

SAN JOSE, CAL, July IA dispatch
from Prof. E. S. Holden, OF Lick OBJ
servatOry, says an orbit of the new
comet has been calculated by Prof.
Boss. 1t is approximate only. 1t indi.
Gates that during July tho comet will
move rapidly east and south and that
its light will decrease. The comet will
be nearest the sun on July ~. The
photographs made by Prof. Hussey
show q tail more than ten degrees long.
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nnoLlnn,a ANTON snlvn.

The bost salve in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rhoum, fever
sores, letter, chappOd hands, chilblains,
corns aud all skin oruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed TO give perfect sGtistac-
ton or money refunded. Price 26 cents
box. For salo by Lopnn Drug Ga.
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stined to become distinguished as a
physician, a lawyer or to be read out of
his church as too advanced a doctor Of
theology,
The professionals who simply yank
a tip out Of each person served and
don't SO much as trouble themselves to
say "Vhank,ee," are decidedly not in it
with the amateurs from the collegea.
In a conflict between mind and matter
the award may be made in advance.
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DEMOCRATS AN pNMooNATs.
Henry Wattersun Sizes Up Adlai stevenson
md Mr.. CLEVELAND,

-
Henry Watterson Sizes Up Adlai stevenson
and MIR. Cleveland,
ONo STATE Journal,
A few days ago Editor Watterson ex-
presses in no uncertain terms aud in a
very uncompllmentary way, what he
thought OF Grover Cleveland, The re-
marks were hot enough to sizzle. Later
the editor OF the Courier Journal was in
Kansas City, and being asked what
would BIO the result il Cleveland should
die and be succeeded by Stevenson
said; 80.
Cleveland should die2 But seriously,
Stevenson would be a much worse man
in the presidential chair than Mr..
Cleveland. lie is not the man OF affirm
alive power OF Mr.. Cleveland and the
country would be the loser. His opin-
ions on all the great questions OF public
interest and importance arc fatally in
definite and chaos would follow"
This Is q Democrats opinion OF a
Democrat. Who will deny that it is q
faithful pictureP
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Our Achievement in Armor Plate.

Our Achievement in Armor Plate.
Not very long ago We could not make
armor plate in this country, and there
were those with reasons to give why
the thing was next to impossible to us.
Now it is said by high authority, and
after most exacting tests, that We make
the best armor plate in the world.
The government gave u manufac-
t1rers q chance, and this is an early
result OF that policy. 1t pays to on.
courage homo industry, and it pays the
country to have within itself the means
OF protecting its interests in time OF war.
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THE SILVER WAR,
Tnlking ThrouEh Hls Hat.


Boston TrGuelLr,
Senator Teller, the leader OF the free
coinage party in the senate, is talk
ing through his hat, and ou~trageouslY
misleading the dupes that look to him
as an oracle. He makes the whirling
charge that the stoppage of silver coin
ago IN India was brought about by col
fusion in order to allow the President
to follow with tho call for the special
session OF Congress, and secure the un-
conditional repeal Of the Sherman act,
1t is just such rubbish as this upon
which the west and southwest have
been fed for years, and the senator
knows that thousands of ignorant men
will swallow it as gospel. II outbreaks
occur in the west they should BIO
charged up to the scandalous mouths OF
such chariatans as Teller.
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Sure WAY 10 Defeat,

PNtsJuT0h ItN0.
One thing that the American people
won't stand is clustering threats. Tho
surest way for the silver maniacs to
make their overwhelming defeat GER
tain will be to continue to encourage
wild and reasonable talk like that OF
Colorado's governor.
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THERE is cholera enough in Europe to
Justify all tho precautions CHS country
knows how to take. Among the best
precautions are the complete sanitation
OF every city, every hamlet, every house.
hold. Don't rely on somebody else to
saye you.
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THE pensioner presents himself to
draw his pension according to custom
and finds that he is no longer a pension.
or. Hoke Smith has dropped him from
the rolls and graciously accorded him
sixty days in which to try to got back.
II this be Justice it is too rank to DO in
decent company.
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Ohio State Journal
Everybody is talking about tho silver
question but Zimri Dwiggins, esq, Why
this modesty on the part Of the party OF
the first part?
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QuINsY troubled me for twenty years.
Since ! started using DR.. Thomas Eciec-
trio Oil have not had an attack. The Oil
cures sore throat at once. Mrs. Letta
Conrad, standish, Mich, Oct. q, 's3.
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IT is hoped that Senator Jones lie
right when he says that the silver
question cannot be made a party ques.
ton, 1t is pure business and should be
viewed in that light alone.
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HARLEM srRNGs 11EALTtt AND SUMNER
REsoRT Is now open. For bOst results,
at least expense, take your next outing
at this charming resort,
JONI X. SLEEVES,
MwdF Harlem Springs, o.
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DOES Hoke Smith report to the Prosi-
dent, or Is he a bushwhacker going
about on his own hook cunning for
pe%nsioners2
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Of Ladies' Low Shoes at greatly reduced
prices, all the latest stylos In black and
tan In the Oxford, Butcher and Prince
Alborts TO select from. L. v. BLOND.
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CoLoRADo asks that the government
preserve the ratio of sixteen to one be.
tween silver and gold. Tho govern.
ment may call fifty cents a dollar, but
tho world will not accept that valua-
ton. II Colorado wishes to know what
the ratio is che can find it from day to
day in the market price of silver.
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Iv silver were out OF tho way and tho
country assured that the tariff would DO
let alone, tho country would pick itself
up aud business would go on smoothly
and progporously.
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Ton Colds, Group, Asthma, Bron.
chitis and Sore Throat, use Dr.. Thomas
EclOctric OIL, and gei Ne genuine.
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THE yellow grain is going abroad to
bring back the yellow metal. This is
why the country doesn't feel so blue.
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As shown by the vote in the house on
BANDS free coinage amendment to the
so-called Sherman silver act, this is the
way the parties lined up on the silver
question;
FOR FREE SILVER COINAGE.
DGfnocfaN" ".,.. .......'' ...."",."""lu
Republicans. ."...",,.,. II
AGAINST FREE SILVER COINAGE
Republicans ........."
Democrats .,....,",.... IL
The free silver tarantula has never
had much Of a hold on Republicans.
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Dog pay Dovrerel.

Dog Day Doggerel.
He swarmed around the betting stand,
With Others OF his kind;
His collar crushed, his hat smashed In,
But that he didn't mind;.
The hot sun beat upon his back,
With heat like furnace fired,
While he, beside the racing track,
Perspired aud porspired.
lie turned unto his friend aud said;
"Grent Caesar, amt II wlrmi
I'm mighty glad to think that
Amt working on o farm"
Indianapolis Journal.
Whenever they say
That "the devils to pay"
Don't let II disturb your estate;
For II goes as u rule,
Though the devils no fool,
He's u creditor who can walt
ATLANTA Constitution.
Don't swear because the weather's hot
The better way, n doubt,
Is lust to let things take their course,
Aud hraVcly sweat II out
The watermelon comes, sing heyl
II brings a time OF froliG,
II Is a poem, 80 they say
Aregular bucolic.
-WaShtR0ton Star,