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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-05-15
BIRTHS.

April 80 a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Spring
In West Burke, May 9, a son to Mr.. and Mrs
Bert Wheeler.
In Irashurgh May II, daughter to Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Badger.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-05-15
NOTICE..

This certifies that have given my Sons.
Francis ] and A be TT LAG1eason their time dur
in the remainder of their minority, and shall
hereafter claim none of their wages or pay
any of their debts.
AH. GLEA -ON,
Dated at Glover, May l. 1898. 1921
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-05-15

|wn.
News has been received announc-
L. the death of the wife of DIR. Her
\ rt L. Stebbins, in New York City, on
L Sth inst. DIR. Stebbins was ma
Re of this town and his mother and
N ter still reside here.
The last lecture in the Union Course
i II be given in the Cong. church on
'ednesday evening, May "a, by Rev.
K. Fuller of Barton Landing; sub
1t: "Ghosts." Mr.. Fuller has an
tablished reputation as a speaker,
d it is hoped he may be greeted by
arge house.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
JOhnSbury.
"a. B. Howard made 733 pounds of
gar from 24O trees.
barn on the Willard farm was de-
Blished by the wind some days since.
Bella S. Hastings is at the home of
son Bine, sick, aud will probably
yer recover. He has been actively
gagged as a cattle buyer and drover
over fifty years.
}. D. Hazen has sold a tract of land
Maine to Geo. VanDyke & Co. for
900 Mr.. Hazen recently purchas-
the land, and it is presumed that
made good thing out of it.
! est Burke.
~. Washburn is charging his barn.
Ir. and Mrs. Harvey Caswen are
Re for the summer.
Eertie Richardson was obliged to
Sc her school last week on account
sickness.
rank Fogg, the popular clerk in the
store, has been at his home in
I'll. on visit.
ames Craig and others set out
BE lot of trees about the school
use yard Arbor Day. A worthy act.
'Ephraim McNan, who has been
cksmithing for J. B. Watchie the
two years, has gone to Lyndon
e to work in the railroad shops.
Ealph Roundy, aged seven years,
emily caught trout that weighed
lost a pound. 1t is hard to tell
ch was the most surprised, the
or the trout --...,lJ..
a recent meeting Mrs. Fred Port
Mrs. J. B. Watchie and D. R. Dens-
re were chosen committee to raise
itional funds for the erection of
new sidewalks; j. B. Watchie,
nden Silsby, NJ. D. Sleeper were
be committee to expend the mon
raised. 1t is expected that mile
walk will be laid.
Hrdwick.
ashaw Brothers have erected fine
rick at their granite works.
E. Tucker intends to erect an
er tenement house at the south end
he village this season.
F. Carter has enlarged his stone
at Buffalo Junction. and COM
heed cutting granite.
be foundations for the depot ex-
bion are completed and work on
building will soon be in progress.
be barn on school house lot was
at auction on Saturday. Its re-
Fal was necessary before any work
Id be done on the new school
se.
#r. and Mrs. Charles Whitcher of
t village recently returned from
Ibrado, where they have been for
#benefit of Mrs. Whitcher's health.
NJ appreciable benefit was derived
IA the change of climate, and she
Rported to be quite low with con-
ption.
be annual meeting of the village
1rred May 2. The following Of
IS were elected: President, B. E.
lard; clerk and treasurer, NJ. V. B.
haway; trustees, A. B. Thomas,
p. Dutton, NJ. K. Hall, o. H.Marsh;
ector, W. W. Marshall. A tax of
nty-five per cent was voted for
ge purposes, including $3.50 as hy-
bit service of the village water
ks, to be credited to sinking fund
unt. -WdtchDldn.
t HardWick.
be farmers are having their sugar
khed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-05
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
It's excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; etfectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession. because it acts on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
rists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufacturcd by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name'is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs
and being well informed, you will MOI
accept any substitute if offered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-05
MoUNDSvILLE.
A Miscellaneous Melause OF Minor Mat
tiers from MarshaIps Metropolis.

A Miscellaneous Melangs of Minor Mat
tiers from NIarshaIps Metropolis.
The special services are still going on
at the Disciples church with considera-
BILE interest. Evangelist @. A. Kleeger-
ger, OF New York, will arrive tomorrow
and assist the pastor. The revival ser
vices closed at the NJ. L. church on
Sunday evening owing to sickness
among the people. About twenty-five
conversions were made and number
oil accessions to the church.
The slippery streets yesterday were
tho cause OF a great many fails OF people
and horses. Mr.. f. II. Blake's horse
slipped aud iell and was bruised some
what.
John ]. Jones and wife, OF Fairmont,
who have been spending a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. I. ]. Parsons, re-
turned home yesterday.
]. W. Adds was turning his wagon
when it upset and split all his milk and
damaged his wagon so badly that it
could not be used.
Teams arrived last evening that will
be used in the work OF paving Tenth
street.
Mrs. b. Z. McCuskey is in Cameron,
at the bed.ide OF her sick mother.
]. F. Tucker, who has been very i'll
for long time past, is out again.
Sheriff Mathews is at his desk again
after n short illness.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-05
MARTINS FERRY.
Haps and NIlshaps in tho Thriving City
Across tho River.

Haps and NIishnps in the Thriving City
Across tho River.
John Z. Lloyd, OF Trenton, N. J., who
formerly lived in Martins Ferry, and
was a guide roller in the Aetna mill, is
in clover. spot" as he was familiariy
known in Martins Ferry and vicinity,
went to Trenton about six years ago,
and has been rolling in mill there
ever since. lie has become so popular
that he was nominated for coroner, a
good fat office IN that county which 10
Democratic. He polled an immense
vote and came 80 near being elected
that he was made deputy sheriff OF the
county at a big salary. The population
of Trenton alone ia about $4,000.
Spots" many friends in this neighbor-
hood will be glpd to learn OF his luck.
About fifty persons called at Ross
PiCkens' store yesterday morning to see
the ISTELnaENcER's Worlds Fair Art
Portfolios and all expressed themselves
as greatly pleased. They are the best
seen here and will be in good demand.
Many Martins Ferry people have al
ready mailed their first six coupons and
ten cents to the INTELLIGESCER This Is
the way to got them.
The Red Men have appointed COM
mittee of three members to cooperate
with committee from the different
beneficial societies of Martins Ferry to
make arrangements for an entertain-
ment for the benefit of the poor. The
committee. which consists OF r. o.
Beirne, I. ]. Irwin and Charles Ellis,
will meet next Saturday evening.
No more coasting will DO allowed on
Hanover street Mayor Keller issued
an order yesterday prohibiting it and
ordering the police to seize the sleds.
Mayor Keller and Officer Scott Neal
stopped about fifty last night and took
two sleds. Tho street had become so
slippery that horses could scarcely
travel on it.
Mrs. Benjamin Exley is seriously i'll al
the family residence in the First ward
and little hopes are entertained OF her
recovery. Mrs. Sarah Rodman, Of
Wheeling, is at her bedside.
The new department at tho Etna.
Standard mills resumed yesterday. The
eight-inch guide mill will 60 on to-day.
NJ. Sheets left for the west yesterday
in the interest of the Thomas Evans
Glass Company, for which he travels.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-05

Tho committee, after full considera-
ton, and to provide against a temper
airy deficiency which may exist before
the business OF the country adjusts
itself to the new tariff schedules, have
wisely embraced in their plan few ad-
ditional internal revenue taxes, includ-
ing a small tax upon incomes derived
from certain corporate Investments.
These new assessments are not only alb
solutely just and easily borne, but they
have tho further merit OF being such as
can be RENTED without uniayorable
business disturbance whenever the
necessity OF their imposition no longer
exists,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-05

Independent slate.writing, sealed
messages answered, business, marriage,
divorce, law, love, luck, unites the
separated, gives success. The only me-
dunn in the city. 2615 Chapline street.
Red star cars to door. Parties out Of
the city, send me self-addressed,
stamped envelope business size) fol
fraa aduica
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-05

70 1894. amount to $780,, 1862 90, de-
crease as compared with the year pre-
ceeding it OF 1857, l3l 95.
PUBLIC LANDS.
The vast area OF land which, but q
short time ago, constituted the public
domain, is rapidly falling into private
hands. 1t is certain that in the .raus-
fer the benefcent intention OF the gov
eminent to supply from its domain
homes to tho industrious and worthy
though tho Spectator. who stands
with extortionate purpose between the
land Office and those who, with their
families, are invited BY the government
10 settle on the public lands, IS dis
picable character who ought not to be
tolerated, yet it is difficult to thwart his
schemes. The recent opening to settle
ment OF the lands in the Chero-
kee outlet, embracing an area Of
G.5OOOOO acres, Notwithstanding the
utmost case in framing the regulations
governing the selection OF locations, aud
Notwithstanding the presence OF United
Etutes tIOOpht lulhl5uSN al eAhlbltlNhI
though perhaps in a modified degree,
Of the mad scramble, the violence, and
the fraudulent occupation which have
accompanied previous openings OF pub
lie land. concur with the secretary in
the belief that these outrageous incl
dents cannot BIO entirely prevented
without change in the claims on the
subject, and l hope his recommends
lions in that direction will be iayorably
considered.
ESPECIALLY commend to the attention
Of the Congress the statements con-
tanned in the secretary's report con-
corning forestry. The time has come
when efficient measures should bo
taken for the preservation oil our forests
from indiscriminate remediless destruc-
tinn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-05

For PHYS sake. don't Crowl and
grumble because you are troubled with
Indigestion. No good was ever effected
by snarling and frettiuG Be q man
(unless you happen to be womanl,
and take Ayers Sarsaparila, which
will relieve you, whether man or
woman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-05

You will be surprised at the money
you can save by buying Watches, Dia-
monds, Clocks, Silverware, or any thing
in the jewelry line at Shelf Bros, the
new jewellers, ITO Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-05

turers as cheap materials as those used
by their competitors, 1t is quite OBJ
vious that the enhancement OF tho
price OF our manufactured products re-
sulting from this policy not only con-
fines the market for these products
within our own borders to the direct
disadvantage Of our manufacturers, but
also increases their cost to our citizens.
rhe interests OF labor are certainly in
directly involved in this feature OF our
tariff system. The sharp competition
and active struggle among our manu-
facturers to supply tho limited demand
for their goods soon fill the narrow mar
ket to which they are confined. Then
follows q suspension OF work in mills
and factories, discharge OF employees,
and distress in the homes of our work.
ingmen. Even if the often disproved
assertion could be made good that n
lower rate OF wages would result from
free raw materials and low tariff duties,
the intelligence of our worklngmen
leads them quickly to discover that
their steady employment, permitted by
free raw materials, is the most i'm
portant factor in their relation to tariff
legislation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-05

In my great desire for the success OF
this measure 1 cannot restrain the sug-
gestion that its success can only be at
tanned by means OF unselfsh counsel on
the part OF tue friends OF tariff reform,
and as result OF their Willingness to
subordinate personal desires and ambi-
tons to the general good. The local in
terests affected by the proposed reform
are SO numerous and SO varied thatit
all are insisted upon the legislation efn-
bodying the reform must inevitably
fail,
In conclusions my intense feeling OF
responsibility impels me to invoke Tor
the manifold interests OF generous
and conlding people the most scrupu-
lous care and to pledge my willing sup
port to every legislative effort for the
advancement OF the greatness and pros
perity OF our beloved country.
[Signedl GROVER CLEVELAND.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-05
THE WILSON sLAsGrER.

a measure has been prepared by the
appropriate congressional committee,
embodying tariff reform on the line,
herein suggested, which will be prompt
ly submitted for legislative action. It
is the result OF much patriotic and I'M
selfish work and I believe it deals with
its subject consistently and as thor
oughly as existing conditions permit
and am satisfied that the reduced tar
i'll duties provided for in the proposed
legislation, added to existing national
revenue taxation, will in tho near future,
though perhaps not Immediately, pro-
duce sufficient revenue TO meet the needs
OF the government
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-05

Whilr we should stauuchly adhere to
tho principle that only the necessity OF
revenue justifes the imposition of tariff
duties and other federal taxation and
that they should be limited by strict
economy, we cannot close our eyes to
the fact that conditions have grown up
among us which in Justice and fairness
call Tor discriminating care in the dis
tribution OF such duties and taxation as
the emergencies OF our governments act
ually demand Manife5tly, il we are to
aid the people directly through tariff
reform, one Of its most obvious features
should be reduction in present tariff
charges upon the necessaries OF lie.
The benefits OF such reduction would
be palpable and substantial, seen and
felt by thousands who would be better
fed and better clothed and better shell
tered. These gifts should be the will
ing benefactions OF government whose
highest function ia the promotion OF the
welfare of the people.
Not less closely related to our peoples
prosperity well being is the removal
OF restrictions upon the importation OF
the raw materials necessary to our man
.uiac.ures. The world should be open
to our national ingenuity and enter
prise.
This cannot DO while federal legis-
lation, through the imposition OF high
tariff, iorbids to American manulae-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-05

WHEN prices are cut on Clocks, we cut
Us N''' - GEO. NJ SHOOK 6 CO.
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To retain an abundant head OF hair Of
a natural color TO good old age, tho
hygiene OF the scalp must be observed.
Apply Halls Hair Remover,
, 1893-09-11
Die Getd1e zines unbefannten &c.
fun6en.
moRri9einIi6 Gas Opfer m0roerii6en Raub=
eeiinoels.
8raceDtIte, ST., II. Sept.

Geitern Nbenb purbe 5piIc6en @ar6ner
llno 8raceDtue bic Getcbe zines ettpa 30
Sabre alien ManncS bon mittlerer @r0Be
uno beuer @eii6tsfarbe oufgefunoen; Die
leIbe lag btnter etnem 0aumitamm uno
mar nit 2aub unb Grbe beoedt. 0er Sc6dz
Del par nit einem itumpfen Snitrument
etn9ei3lagen; man glaubt, oaB eS bic
2eic6e bon 0. 81. WeQs lit, pelcber am Il.
Nu8uit in DEM Qotale Der GrpreBgeicuz
icbaft in 8raceutue poripra9, unb bort Elm
9ofet empfing, neil Der llmidblag beiiel6cn
YadeteS 9eltern WtDrgen in Der 9tdbe ser
Qeicbe 9efunoen tpuroe. 0omals par Elm
etma picr3ebnidbriger &nobe BEL Q8el.s ge7
tpeien, unb Gin Baar Observation-Disclosures,
welbe bcnen bes Sungen glcicben, purben
ebenfaus BET Der Qeibe %9cfunben. Sci Dem
Snqueit purOeu 6urbaus feline ipeitcren
Nnb~altspunfte entbedt unb cs miro augez
mcin angenOmmen, oaB 6er MorO beS
Jfaubes pegen bon 2anbitrcidern bc9angen
muroe.
, 1893-09-11
Oas r~epolutiondre bra
~itltantld1e 6eihwaoer
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tbdtigteit DerOamntt.
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pernldtet gu werDem, ntbt
nerlaHem.
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Jrune Der 3ett.
8 uenos glDres, IL. Sept.


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geiba6 oieS aus Surcbt Dor ben bet6en
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Gto Be Saneiro be9erri9en.
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WfetLen brett, aber Ser @inga1g ba5u, nell
cber 5tpei Wteilen iibLib bon Der Sta6t
liegt, lit nur II Wtetle brett ulto pir6 bon
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%ntionen bieier Sorts ftno 9lnbGnaer 6es
YrGit0enten Beiroto 1nb babcn 6en8efebl,
auf bic Sniurgentenz S9tffe gu fe1ern, 1o>
balO ite in S9uBwette fommen. Die Gin
fabrt 1T 6ur6 cine Wtenge GorpcboS 9e>
16tbt, melcbe nit ben beiben Sorts in
8erbtnoung ite6en lnb betm erlten 8erIucb
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ben Die Sbtffe in Die Suit geiprengt tper1
ben. 9a6urb itnb bic &eoolutiondre auf
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tOnncn tpeber 8eritGrfun9en aufnebmen,
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6eiien 1T baS gnbe BET &eoolte nur cine
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Gbnli6er @eiie gum Qlbi9luB tommen, mie
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,6plf.
, 1893-09-11
GeiegraphiG&e Oepelden.
Die (edh|fe 3Oo&,e!
Der Experimentation Sagung
oes So, &on9reiles
Atto oeren GuOe nndJ oar nid)t
ab1nfrBem
Cine 2semftom fir ole 2Siftwe eimes per-
otettem 2lmionoftsiers perram9t.
Die Derbederune oes misunderstanding
oienltes i'm Werf.
@oibtn4ton. II. Gept.

US btn9ton II, II. Sept.
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bic iebite @o9e Der auBerorbentliben
Id9un9 oeS &ongreiies. 9as @n6e ber>
lelben laBt ft6 9ar nibt abieben. Die
2eicr ptiien, baB bas Nbgeorbnetenbaus
letne S6ulOt9feit gotham un0 bic @tlion>
gtu, tpelcbe bic N1fbebung Der QnfaufSbez
thinning berfitgt, nit fir amerifanii6e
parlamentarti6e 8erbdltniiie amer
tennensipertber S6neIt9feit angenommen
bat. 9te &eier tpiiien aucb, in pelb' elem
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Stlberboloe i'm Senat Die en6giltige @ntz
l6etoung su Der5Osern iicb frampfbaft be-
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0ennob eltldbtcDen = unD aQer 0irefte
ooer tnotrette 8eiitanb zines Sill un6 oes
0le1em an &dnteiubt ipenig nabiteben6en
@orrnan tptro tie ntcbtS niiben.
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Senator galmer bot cine 8tQ eingercibt,
tpelcbe pcrfiigt, baB Der Q8itttpe Des @ez
1era%lao1utdnten Der 8unbeSarmee mGbreno
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cine Peniton BON 500 per Monat gemGbrt
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IN dlIBcrlt oltrfttgen 8erbGltnt1ien.
meni9itens cine cute Wirfur1o zines fdIim=
men unmetters.
Der neuliebe furc6tbarc Srtan, ser aus
Mcltinotcn tommenO, oucb on unierer
lltOatlantil6en &ilite 10 entleblicbe Ser
plitungen atrtcbtete, bat tpenigitcns bas
@ute CUR Sol8e gebabt, baB BEN felt etnigen
SaDren ftarf oernacblGiiigtcn 3ebensretz
tltngSotenit an Ben O1eeres> uno 8tnnen1ee=
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pelcbe D%erfii9t, baB in 3utunft lGmmtltdbe
observation-disclosures Dom l. Q(u9uit
zines ieoen Sabres an BITS gum 6arauffoL;
genocn criten Stunt unau8geiebt bemaunt
iein millien. Die 8tu miro Dorausitcbtltcb
IN 8GlDe an9ellommen tperbcn.
, 1893-09-11
Die alte Gef1idJte.
Die GItern ous9eeoneen; sic Kinoer
i'm Paufe ein9efhlohen,
rno Raus uno Kinocr perbraunt.
QtttIe Mpd. 9[rf.. II. sept.

9tttIe Sod, 9rf., II. Sept.
@eitern 9lbeno mar Ser in Der Nd6e BON
Stlber 6iu, 2lrf., tpobnenbe &. 8. Q8bit@
leD nit ben dIteren Mttt9LieOern ieiuer
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fitnt bon ietnen &inberlt, i'm 2uter BON 5
bis 13 Sabren, in Der DeribIoiienen @obz
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