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The Newtown bee., 1893-01-13
BEDDING.
DEATH OF MRS BURWELI..

Mrs Julinda Burwell died, Wednesdav, January 4, at the residence of her son IT. lsw, John Close, aged S6 years and five months. The deceased had been in fee ble health for some time. She died quietly and peacefully, calmly giving directions about her funeral. Her daush- ter. Mrs Close, died about two years az ,. Her last days were made as comfort tblc as possible by the care of her son-in law who is now left entirely alone. Mrs Burwell had for her first husband, Wake man Grey. After his decease she be- came the wife of Major BurWell of Wes- ton. whom she survived for many years She had one sister, Mrs Scrihner of Nor : field, and three hrntherS. Walter Brad lev. Medad Wakrnsan and William A., of Bridgeport. the latter being The only surviving pnipber of the famlv. The funeral SrrgieeS toek place at Christ church on Sunday at r, nl. She was buried beside her daughter in tile Ridge cemetery. The pail bearers were Sfeph- on Sanford, Charles Sanford, Jesse l.. Sanford and E P Shaw.
The Newtown bee., 1893-01-13

What is the use of complaining about hard times, when you can exchange a
The Newtown bee., 1893-01-13

John Coleman, nephew of Lester Cole mon, is at Applcdore farm. Mile Hill. He belongs iu ! ork state and is in town for the winter.
The Newtown bee., 1893-01-13

NOR SALE OR RENT-First Glass Creamery. With Machinery for Cream gathering Sys- tenn Complete. Centrally located near Rail- road Station. One and Story and base ment building. Plenty of Room and Power to add Separator, good drainage. Ice House. pot. Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1893-01-13

A. F. Clarke will leave on Tuesday for the city of Mexico. Later he will journey to Southern California, returning to Ncwlown in May.
The Newtown bee., 1893-01-13

F. F. Johnson has been ill New York and Elizabeth, N. J.
The Newtown bee., 1893-01-13
The Copeland Bros. Co.
c. s. STERLING & CO.,,
1o7 State street. near Main, Bridgeport. Conn.

NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting of 1Nthe inhabitants of the Town of Fairfield will be heldat the Town Hall in said Town on past one o'clock in the afternoon for the spec ial purpose of considering and acting upon the following questions.
 st. Improving the grade of TunXis Hill, and repairing the road from Moody'S Mill Bridge to the Black Rock Turnpike.
 2nd. Lay ing out and building highway as from the highway near the Southport Congre. gatiOnal Church, or taking action to compel the \. Y., N II. & H. Railroad company to do so.
 3rd. Increasing the appropriation for roads in the Southport School District.
 4th. MacadamiZing or repairing the high ways leading to and from the Fairfield rail. way station.
 9th, Taking such action as may be deemed advisable to protect such interests as the Town may have in relation to tie various ap. plications to the General Assem- bly, for char. ters for street railway, electric light, water and other companies in this town.
 9th. To make appr opriations, or lay tax, to meet such increased expenditures as may be made necessary by the action ot said meet ing.
 Also to do any other suitable or proper bus which may be brought before said meeting.
 Fairfield, Conn. January 3rd, 1895.
 RICHARD B; JENNINGS, seleetmen of the
 HENRY HORN, Town of
 c. BUCKINGHAM, Fairfield
The Newtown bee., 1893-01-13

The "lnfusoria," advertised in another page Is very fine article for all kind of polishing. It Is made of white infusori- al earth, which Is rarely found in this country, and pronounced by Prof Eaton of the New York board of chemists, "rhe finest kind of polishing powder, finer than the electric siico h." It is free from acids in any form.
The Newtown bee., 1893-01-13
ON THE MAIN FLOOR.

Silks, Velvets Dress Goods, Cloaks, Shawls, Furs, Waterproofs, Millinery, Linens, Domes- tics, Blankets, CoIufortables, Hosiery, Under Wehr, Gloves, Gents Furnishings, Umbrellas, Jewelry, Plush Goods, Ribbons, Laces, Muf Hers, Stationery, Handkerchiefs. Special sale of Ribbons for fancy work
The Newtown bee., 1893-01-13

Edward Talty's young son lost two fingers in hay cutter on Tuesday.
The Newtown bee., 1893-01-13
Grand Opening of HOLIDAY GOODS.

Every conceivable description, including the most complete line of Toys, Dolls and games to be found in the city. Prices range rom 23 10 % per cent lower than similar goods can be purchased tor elsewhere. Our assortment of useful and ornamental goods IS doubly as large this year it has been heretofore and dollar spent with us will % as far as $l 9 will in most houses.
The Newtown bee., 1893-01-13

nISTRICT OF NEwTOwN, ss Pro,,a,. u Court, January :, 1888.
 Estate Of SARAH F. SHERMAN ,,.. of Newtown in said district, deceased
 The Court of Probate for the DfsfrS-f n, Newtown hath limited and allowed ssr months from the date hereof for the creii,ors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for e. clement. Those who neglect to present fheir accounts, properly atfested, within said time will be debarred a recovery. An persons in debted to said Estate are reQueste,i fo male FORD, Administrator
The Newtown bee., 1893-01-13

WANTED-A steady man to do general
 " work, and team, work of all kinds. Also to run a stationary engine part of the time. Married man preferred, good place for the right man Addre ss. F. s. FAIRCHILD, Mich
The Newtown bee., 1893-01-13

Mrs Martin Lynch of BOtsford Hul
The Newtown bee., 1893-01-13
Affairs About Town.
MATTERS OF BUSINESS.

F. w. Bates of Norwalk, a dealer in monuments aud headstones, has been rushed with orders, during the past few months. He has received orders from all sections of the county and al- ways given satisfaction. His work is of the finest turned out. He can fur nish any style of monument desired.
The Newtown bee., 1893-01-13

The ladies of the Methodist church itl- tend giving m old folks concert at
The Newtown bee., 1893-01-13
THE MALI. rONTn ACT

Our mail route has lacrn hidden for by a fiin, in kentnck ' for $I95 They will find hard work tn find } Snb-cnnFrsctor af double the sum.
The Newtown bee., 1893-01-13
UNLAUNDERED
 WHITE

FOR 50c.-This shirt is made of New York mills muslin, well finished, rein forced front and back, in fact, shirt that is beyond comparison for the mon ey.
The Newtown bee., 1893-01-13

SPECIAL.-A line of camels hair shirts and drawers. extra quality, hea- " weight, for 69c.
The Newtown bee., 1893-01-13

Eugene Newman of Stamford visited his aunr, Mrs Zenas Dbble, last week.
The Newtown bee., 1893-01-13

AT 7Sc. This shirt is an extra qual- lty, enforced front and back, contin- uous facing, ultra patented gussets, good length and full size.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

h va whispered, cost eighteen dol
lar>' Did anybody ever hear Of such
sxtrsvagsnce7 10 was . nine days
WONDER and . SIX mouths scandal
remembes. too. . child who at in
front OF me- In sunday school Her
name was Alice and her hat had bl,se
and pink 1sathrrA Now AL the town
knew biss and pink wcrs he last cs,l
ors that any ssns psr>On would think
Of passing together. and that hst Why
81 w.s tnmodsss, fairly!
Ous % that dim past comes an cx-
Arsv>x.ns love Of brightness and color.
ard 40 I rcjoic. AL the day In tho
pretty girl meet every morning. she
q IN srtiAs. think. though this isonly
CROSSWORD. but ss any rata abe wears
. s~y blue gown with . rather open
threat and fluffy sape, al pink ru61e~.
Her hair euris lilss grapevine rings ell
ever her head asd shs he fair pink
snd white shia asd prstty syea Her
hat In blus straW covered with roses
and she always has . mass Of pink
buds ~ her bosom I've grown very
fond NJ her. though don't know hsr
nams.
II you like colos - veil - do 10
vo~ld rsicicc y~us hort IN apsnd jnss
On hour on TIE avenue. You would see
hssa. very diser~ns hats from those In
sh. fashion books All The picture
hass have e-ashss~: Ill tbs rsal hats ere
piled mountain high with 0owsrA I
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

mig.snston 81 p11bs-blg. p'nne
&.ss 49, 80 = - - Gssv =
ennAlnsAAsse G.e1nn hsrassN r.
G6a vho uess b - s~ehssAss -
panaanA - - NJ go -
hosklss "a : vsaAsrfslly 0tn Aguss-
Hss Aais ~ hsAvy saS.gA - oAep
ySu v~oAss hOw - naaaesd - snssy
- SD - had . gr~y gyssn drssss
80 ptnk snsnssioas - her bosom
unso - go shs peculiar dsseses
sAas sss al suGles? There wss ens N
sstAnnas @ - ssans pas0. - -
sjDvusy ~ sflh. ] bsitsss. 80 -
,nshine \ sssssdsd anything hsAHrss
unn<aA. d 49, nors made. ! ossa;
49, - . sADsay woeAassA snoens
a aakins ~ Il 10 wss asds Wa
vuzD.s lsuo fsss % waist. nssro~
punus 80 siGnA sad astt<red IN the
ennnhins- Above ths waist wss cape
era Nhin TO vas vu0sA ttll 30
eOahAnS - bsewesa IL treuA ~
yua lDoksd - Ass 80 russlsA NJ
leesoa in . breess. sud whsu he sf1lsoo
Snl1nGs turned up IL usher side you
soal1sv help wundering u that was =
sigs h voald rain nsss day. no You
knov. wanted 20 1Aks her jamp-
IL shs vosld oaly have skipped rope
fos tsw inmates IL s1scs wosld have
sscssAsd snythin8.
Another hounced fruek was Of yellow
ssrtpeA foalard dosesd with black.
Lllss ths gray u was ruined clean -
The wakt line and had . Sensational
sfses in wind IL had black satin
coca bodice and two friils Of yellow
erups d Chine - The throat, With fall
yellow creps d Chins sAeeveA Woald
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

WOD - lspaghA - IN p8innsSs
0o1AD v4AGo UAsgs - thss0ht u NJ
s1Ua1fna snsngk ~ . whols sVrtas u
20 1ssvs - yoas gssadfssAsrs pay
80 wtahin slgAs a ~ far-e9 tsats Il
Dasnnn's eivsae v1kAsuA evss 1ssam-
~ - s.sastng thsDf Iva
ID yoa ever - . play hsfuss yoa
wusU twen10r ! nsvss diA
D. yoa sndAAaly wshs up - ~
Uusad aSsss ySa vsss fHlfy grown End
eatoy 70 he assss tAas you AAA noe "a
h. susposss'd he sxisssaess ! did
fAsss ar~ so.ne rsaspas WY ! enjoy
slDeAeA
] ss0emhsr when I 49, . lissle child
Uhc hsd gray and blue truck fos ''sx-
onaAsion Day" ~ school That ts0ek.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

vuxrrvu sSrla ~ uyrocR pnesSs2.
scssd one this morning that vss ~
plated green r~<hsA the tiny PEAKED
evv,~r e.iyeA ~ith wee pink ,irres
sinisies ard trsrsmssl on one Ode with
grrss dua OF creamy white ~ce fs,,rs
which ussss. dissisi~s we're hanging
TNsss v>rs .sAistcs unrsev the euare ard
yp,rs tsrs akcsss shs s<ts AnsI. tahe 10
al IN ell. 10 wss shous the iaiusisst.
,p,-s deibruee has have seen this $50
ssn.
Th~~- w.e brsne4 srp that n worth
vca- ecnpsf~vaaioa- IL hsd . rid
~~er.h,r csvwn embroidered 9th
s~~-l-. TIE Puritan In me aossaS
like MILLINERY ieweh hut The hAr-
hss.sa that Struggles wssh the Puritan
r~i.se~s 40 80 them glitter in shs esn
Tnsr- ~~r~ swp sps<i kp~ss iis- ess- ~
e~-ns wfsh . ysnk rSsee-sh~ ros- - 81
i~n~.s- b~<w.en them The hslfetv~s~
81 49, hsrs sf ths hsss~A 49, sAg~-i
shsrus wssh roe>~ sod snss hnrsas-i No.
NSs~s ~.f~~s ssrsrsN I tssn's - 'sAir~
v-ry es>r. srs the sstseessvs spers -
Ss.l.sr~ INST ss,v Sad ssrs
sisrss<a bsG s~s js~s se~enassa ~
si.--~ sSssrseess-> snsi sssbsS ~ sws
~~vv es<s&rnsl~ 49, The e>y~csal b~ssS%
Of slpss l~sS~s ~ an early ssaats issY
S~s1sph1 10 go eaA wo~sn ~ sr~y
1vsn rs~sA ss-sv - Uen.s4 9th
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23


the Printed China Silks sloo which popular this
Silks desirable which much demand Dress Trimming
I'll INSPECTION SOLICITED
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

A. W fssvAses
sesary r,sisss

Itsiis 4 stark s'tsF~ 10 seksa inssfas II
sn5 ssts dsf-s-iy - he tls.-f sel sau.
s-o.@ surfaces. ~ he sY~tess. ss~na -
s~~ssssssss isis. f'~~,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-31
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

The street boggars in Barcelona havO
entered into 4 solemn covenant to with
draw from circulation all tho two
centimo pieces which they receive from
the charitable public, so as to compel
their bcnelactors to give them tho coin
next in value, viz: tive.centlmes.
The number Of languages spoken by
mankind at present is estimated ut 1000,
The Bible has been translated into 200
languages only, but these 2OJuro spoken
by about two.thirds Of tho entire popu-
lation OF the globe.
There is only one regular newspaper
in China, and that is the lmperia,,
organ. Ordinarily news is disseminated
by means oil handbilIs and posters.
The mule rs street motive power in
New Orleans is to be RELOCATED 10 pic
turesouo desuotude. Tho first trolley
car started last Wednesday.
When n man does wrong he does not
fear the indignation Of tho Lord near
as much aS he fears the indignation OF
his vile. -.ihA3o GIoJc.
At least Il dozen brands Of domestic
"EgyptiNn" cigarettes have been placed
on tho market since the genuine article
became fashionable,
There is Il bill before the New lamp
shire legislature which prpvidos for tho
purchase OF Daniel " lster's birth
place.
Grapes arc trodden in Portuguese
swine presses" by gangs OF mon, who
dance to the music OF tho bagpIpc.
Philadelphia broiling chickens sell in
New York mlr,ir's ut about 40 cents
per pound.
Columbus, o., is talking oi building n
state electric railway on tho old canal
tow-path.
Tho host parchment used for hanjos
is made out OF tho skin OF tho wolf.
The newest couture resembles the
Chinamln's queue.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-31
Beauty and Purity.

Beauty OF skin and purity Of blood 90
hand in hand. No greater blessing than
n skin without Dlomish, and body nour.
ishcd by pure blood il youchsNfod to
man or woman. II is the foundation
Of health and happiness, To cleanse
the blood, skin and scalp OF every crup.
ton. impurity and disease, and restore
the hair, no apcncyin tho world OF med.
icinc Is so speedy, economical aud un.
failing rs the CUTiCuRA REMEDIES. Every.
thing about thcm inspires confidence.
They arc absolutely pure, aud may be
used Oh tho Youngest infant TAoy nj.
ford immediate relief in tho most ago.
niaing Of itching and burning Cr2emRs,
and other itching, scaly and Crustod
skin and scalp diseases. They prevent
Inflammation and CIogging Of tho pores,
tho cause Of pinplos, blotchos, black.
heads, red, rough and oily skin, They
speedily cure humors Of the blood and
skin with loss Of hair whether simple
s~croinlous, hereditary, or ulcorativc,
They cleanse the system Of all impuri'
tics by internal md external modjca.
ton, and constitute the most effective
ttoutment OF modern timOs,
sold every whCtc Price CutcuRA, i1c; SOAR,
aic1 RlsuLvENT 500.
Prepared by PottER DGug AND CHEMICAL Con
POHATiON Boston.
40 NbnBttba slp, scalpaud Halt OF pages
80 DbOisCl mailed free,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-31

"Aitcr n timo | was persuaded to use DR.
Groono's Nervura blood aud nerve remedy.
Words clnnot express my wonderful cure! Now
all is changed and | am strong and well and able
to do all my work. hAyo gained % pounds IN
weight. ana where before Gl was gloom aud de-
spondenCy, there Is now light md hope.
Words cannot express my feelings! Thanks
to God and the wonderful medicine, Dr.. Grecnc's
Ncrvura blood and nerve remedy, am cured.
l write this with tho desire that Others may be
influenced to use this wonderful medicine us
did and DO cured"
Mrs. NJ. Wreath, oi7l5 Sterling street, phila'
dclphiN, Pa, says:
II suffered most indcicribabIc pain In my
head, pain IN my heart, with AnttcFlng and
weak, nervous spells. Often with difficulty |
could sleep or rest, aud At times was unable to
perform my duties.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-31

81 took Dr. Groonc's Ncrvura. aud my i'm.
provoment has been SO rapid that now sleep
soundly, appetite and strength arc returning. |
thank God aud Dr. Grconc's Ncrvura blood and
nerve remedy for arordIug me such relief. 1t
will always be Our family remedy"
How persons can read the true testimony Of
ladies Of SO high standing MS Mrs ucalc md Mrs.
Wreath. which proves beyond n doubt that III.
Grccuc's Ncrvura blood and nerve remedy does
surely cure most kinds of diseases, and not be
Influenced to Immediately try this wonderful
medicine In their own cases, Is beyond our un.
restraining,
EsrccInlly would this seem true when the doc.
tors SO widely recommend the use OF this Wlua.
bic remedy. Its kept by druggists for 81, and is
purely vegetable and harmless, being the pro
s~cription and discovery oi nr. Greene oi3j W
18th street, New York, the famous specialist In
curing all forms Of nervous nnd chronic diseases.
lTo can he consulted free personality or BY letter
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-31
Good IIOads.

When the farmers Join in the demand
for good roads the dawn OF u better day
is at hand. Deeply interested, MS Il class
they have shown less concern than city
people in the campaign for n radical i'm
provoment OF our country roads, The
INrELLlGgNcER prints to-day IN excel
lent address by Mr.. J. j. Garyint Al in
telligent Ohio county farmer, before tho
Ohio County Farmers Institute,
Mr.. Garyin understands tho trouble
and has practical ideas concerning tho
remedy. lilo turns to national aid in
the form Of loans to states ut low in
%terest, tho national government issuing
for this purpose long bonds at still
lower interest. lie makes tho strong
point that since good roads will DO in
tho nature OF a permanent improve
ment, requiring little expenditure for
repairs, tho next generation may well
no asked to bear part OF the burden.
Good roads established uudera good
system of maintenance, narrow tires,
which cut ruts as they 90, should be
lcgisIated out OF existence and replaced
by wido tires, which arc a benefit to Il
road. Abolish toll gates and relieve
the farmer Of this considerable tax.
Tho l]NrEMLGENcER would like to sec
more OF the farmers Of West Virginia
maniiesting II lively interest in this
question OF vital importance to thom.
II tho farmers will move earnestly
there will soon DO a lively getting up
among legislators. They will not long
withstand the pressure,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-31
THEIR EVIDENCE.
Some Positive and Startling TeS-
timOlY,
Something Which WIN be to All Con-
elusive and Convincing Prt

Wo publish the evidence Of two we'll known
and highly respected aides, and We consider
that such testimony amounts to absolute truth
MIS- J. W. Bcalc, who res!dcsat - Eastern Ave.
Worcester, Mass, laaEcs tho following state
mGut:
~ was sick tor more than seven years not npIe
to do my hoasCwork for live years, employed
moro than sixteen different doctors without nen'
eft. The whole length oimy spine was very bad
which went to my head, beings 50 bad that twas
about impossible for mo ia sloop to the I'oo' or
turn M head to the right or left my neck was
SO stin. ,
81 was unable to comb my hair, the nerves oil
my head were go sore, also had commissions
aud kidney trouble,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-31
GM G~mteQi9smtr
wmKnLlNG, JANuANY ~, 1919.


The Hawaiian commissioners, ropres'
enting the party OF the revolution in
that interesting little Pacific land, come
commissioned to make us u present OF
their country. 1t is represented that
the influential men Of Hawaii desire
annexation ~ not only the last resort
to preserve tho peace and restore pros
perity, but rs n thing in itself desirable
from all points OF view.
1t is noteworthy that they do not
agree with someoi our own countrymcn
who are quite sure that no European
nation will cndeavor to swallow up tho
islands. Great Britain is the devour'
ing lion most dreaded, and the whole
history Of that cutorprising, predatory
animal strengthens tho apprehension
that any unprotected toothesomo morseI
shall in no wise escape him.
bGWe arc getting along very well with
the territory We have and do not desire
to appropriate anything that may be.
long to a neighbor, however impotont
that neighbor may be to protect itself.
But here il the case Of 4 ncighbor ask.
ing to be let into the family on practi'
cally our " terms, and VIC can sec in
tho proposal Il distinct benefit to be
gained bv tho party OF tho other part
and some advantage for ourselves.
The powers Of tho earth tlke caro- to
provide themselves with naval stations
in foreign parts. Wo have never given
to this subject the importance it do
serves. 1t is evident that conditions
arc changing. Our relations to tho rest
OF the world are broadening. We touch
moro peoples at moro points. So We
arc building a modern navy to protect
our commerce and command respect.
Among othor naval stations We need
the ono that Hawaii offers us, and we
should have it in u way to insure its
saie-keeping. Just what this country
ought to do with regard to the Hawaiian
proposal cannot be clear until tho com
missionors have been heard and the
matter duly considered.
II it be well to establish a protector
ate, it may be wiser to do at once what
this might compel us to do Inter, annoS
tho islands and give notice to tho world
that SIC regard them as We do all other
American territory and will stand NO
interference with them. Tho question
docs not havo to be decided oII-handl
although the EIawaiians will expect an
answer in II reasonable time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-31

1t 10 n Democratic suggestion that,
since the Republicans have the pre-.
siding officer Of tho first branch Of coun.
eli, tho democrats should have the
president OF the second branch, The
two things arc not related,
Tho people chose tho president Of the
first branch. Tho president Of the
second branch Is to DO chosen BY tho
members OF tho body. There is as
much reason why tho Republicans shall
fill that Office, II they can, as that the
Democrats shall ill 1t, II they cau,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-31

Su.QrEuAyNA, Pa, Jan. 3O-Every-
thing was in readiness for laying the
pipes OF the United States Pipe Line
Company through Su%squehanna county
and thence eastward, but owing the OPP
position Of the Standard Oil Company
and tho New York, Lake Erie Il
Western Railroad Company the com.
pany has changed its plans, Instead OF
running its pipes from Athens, Brad.
ford county. Pa, through Bradford and
SusQuehanna counties to Hancock, n.
y, and thence to Jersey City, it will
reach the seaboard BY way Of Athens,
W~ilkosbarrc and Jersey City. Work
will at once be begun between Athens
and WilkGsbarrC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-31

1t will DO interesting to watch the
iato Of the bill introduced in the house
OF delegates by Mr.. Griffith, OF Lincoln
county. If it becomes 4 law it will de-
prlvo OF his office a successful candidate
who uses liquor to gain his election
and it will make it uncomfortable for
all candidates using liquor to influence
y%otors-thut is to say, it would hit were
enforced.
Liquor playsN star part in elections.
Voters ask for it and generally find
somebody to give it to them. At the
recent municipal election in this city 4
police officer went into n store to get
some money changed and did not hest
tato to say that he wanted it to give to
men who were waiting outside for their
drink money.
1t is true that men OF this grade take
drink and drink money from both sides
and from all sides, ana there is no Ger
tainty which way they will vote. 1t is
also true that many II vote is influenced
directly by Il drink. Politicians know
this and some OF them who like to pass
for respectable men do not hesitate to
engage in tho vile commerce.
Ii West Virginia could put n stop tc
tho practice within her borders she
would confer 4 benefit on hor own poo.
pie and set a good example to the poo.
pie Of other states.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-31

II Mr.. blaine had lived until to-day
he would have been sixty.thrcc years
old. At this ago hc should have been
in his prime, capable Of rendering the
most valuable service to his country.
Life, however, Is not to DO measured by
the length Of years, hut by labor and
ach icvCmcnts. Gagged by this true
standard, Mr.. Elaine lived several lives
Of ordinary usefulness.
II is sad to have to lay in tho rrNvo n
man Of his capabilities, sad to think We
have seen him for tho last time OH