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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-11-09
ONE ON DRUMM Es.
~aas a Bet With the baggage
: una Had 20 Weaken.

90 MAdE ~
" "a, and Had 90 Weaken.
.us had some fun last wee" said
:. aryanmer to the hotel clerk Satur-
av night, after he had taken his sup
=, and his weeks work was done,
avs the Free Press
go on" suggested the clerk, sn-
waragi1gy-
IT was up st . station On tue Flint
pore Marquette railroad where there
"a s,w mill and . store or TIVE. and
amber / plenty. There z three or
tsu Of us, one Of the party, : young
ssicass drummer. who was As fre>h
.Iake Michigan He was tOllyinS
,raevboty. as We were waiting fur .
,a,ared train. and ~ last be tackled
- man who chs Sked the hagga@e-
al say he said 10 him, VIII i wink
a the rest OF Us. can / ger . trUlA
nased here for DETROIT
eyertainly, if you've got 8 ticket
s.R,at,s all right; I've got the ticket
mt dhscking the trunk Is wE2E poTGers
NE
apout Worry abcu. that uiSter,'
rd aa simpE@mtHiad hugg1genan-
I can cheek any sort u trunk you ye
got
.gas Ii such : trunk 8 / Eeyer
nw CHECKED explained the Chicago
fresh.
aBrus on your trunk III tx tx
hSssa1 the b4sg2geE&n
@9a bet YOU s. VOC w0UE 10 II
blufed the chicago MAI
-T6e baggzGenln FePEsd BY takiGg
ont q flyer ami putting II II NY E8ntk
and Ghkag9 came U2 s-1IzG and par
bis ifsse, too
"YaL' he said ID ths 6aE-ageEau-
With anpthRa wink at me- u4 I ~ back
10 ae hJte4 and -EE IL
-zsn De disappeared and Ia aRsgc-
ta MlnHtes he P4IEi No akn-sh3e -
te NsGtfUrm w2 = TEAM % cattle
drsEng the EzEE q a Tree abogZT
lUeusy aye feet k1ug and two feet in
aasenr 81 its Smallest -irLh
"sRese yos1 arr shouted the Che1-
20 IHsa, with = btg kIGSh - uiTmghs
s&g ga y0uE check This - Ell
tHnk'
4 t&1U-h- and 80 iii the rgsE -
d kax CSea19 had TIE cUgaryuan.
fBd he ko&eti 1E kinzs*1 Sc first f8r
tfre Sss no ESs raIKtn- Ee eau1st newer
Fs Gat thing into the car bg- Ire got
rs ssesnd wind IL 4 Ea0nen--
"An right. he saitL smiling AZ THE
dHEnRseF. Then % the Iaa Win the
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-11-09
whya WIZ. s-annz.~ Hsr 44m-

Why % WIZ &ssr fIH.~
IE4 zlG la1 1le przusr.ra II Lie VIE
assuming -Ie aIshauEg auI X III
ria-4 originated f,Gm a R.Fnaa gIsrEEnI
mt Became lie common GIsTIm Et1ar
the R48mHu acguUHr.Bn- TlTs EIiII ant
Gcrlvia. marriesE M PunpeT ant
Clrara. waru called By tle Afna-1s
TuIiL NJ EHmUpy amt @tlGTiI nc Elesr1.
anti IN IaCar times mIiI-4al W1IHE1 II
MGsE Earanaan 1gagE-aS aETitst -tPiE
anne IL tan same mannsr- INK unit
t+L the ut Against this vsfEv may
be- mnuriuupsI rfl4r hiring -he siE-eenr1
and ever the beginning " -lH saveai-
gaurTIrv riltf usage s.sus dBu1r-ul. since
wn int Catherine. PaT- vi signing IeE
seIL a1tar size lat Dean wire ulAE1eL
ant We 8I-yar8 hrlr VI LItw saut
Grey Nor Dudley InI 4-1bsllA stlar1
huar -,fvrnmIr9 ]uInf. 1HrEanft MINK
cllar the syls11In originated 1E01n ne
s,TfuruaI eeaCling rhar husband ILlL
vita are ann It WIS Decided m IIe
glas. NJ Ban vs. Smith ii lac reign III
Elizabeth. that q woman Jr naE-la@ls
loses apr faE-ner uIIne IH1 h-znF ~
HapIvn4 rhe name aT IgE ms1EuL-snl-
4dpIuuia Times
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-11-09

4 gBosa lives a graz ufag FEARS
aal yrsdglcsa rdIIuG InEI agsa aea
8urs z ais-a luck &c sassss aisnasEsss-
lie FBuug mag 1e sBisl ar saUsasg
except 50 ranlser any Basa &C dbd 0ass
Geazss bt1nu lBnur one tssslss~ per pair
IA Elle LlEs-s marzssg u Elss slso
rw4 1rstlr gu feathers. ~ H6r
an4saur1gtn. "a, aatsg .aess g.Tlaess fasag
gzn Eulv.A some place 10 Draeara talasE
GBsl. s,Ecl ~ 4 ctibvssr detG o. paafIIra
riev viii eust nothing f conditions
ara GgraraE1le Az t.1enl.. Ang f ,slag ara
IA 3s 6sE rIissT aaraEIs expansive
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-11-09
w..m.fs. EansIsscsIsSI

Il consider L q burning #lzEnH IT,
MARKED r latr that rhe EeE yoraef
sinumen # Lis 4tv gr NOT M1sys@l
a naIr liaiiifarr Oh saturday
.C 500. aIar Curtis X CO.. ne draur-9
,cJoS.s az asfu. %ald InariIes lasiT
" E1pyy sLipv Ia. z yfR1r .tDFyI rtirg2
Htsf SATURDAY 8rgZ-e0n lna bLlnsl Lie
nlaca eldss.L Z WIS 5ua p~roFahfal Ar
amrttnng
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-11-09

lower

lam ready u testify under 0Ath
that IL Il had not been Es Angus
Flower j shonh have died before
shis. Eight years ago WAS t&ksu
SICK, and suffered ~ no one bst
. dyspeyic can, erppIgysd three
u Cur best doctors sa1 fkfsIved
40 berkft They told me that h2A
heart, kidney, and liver ssoubS<
Everything / ate distressed me 70
that I had 20 throw IL up Anxnsy
Flower cured me. There ii NO R5ed
zine eqr2! 70 it," ICxxHz0 r
5Isxrxs, Appleton, Mare .
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-11-09
nitncnIr anrs,inn.

They av 4 drnIfe zllE nfNsst
aTyhars i goBau IrzI NJ niGeT mr. Z
grnrfp Hnw muCh 9 ttIAr 4 AZ
the araFaEn
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-11-09
How an EAgtish Railway Caupaay
frsaEs EEs EAapEsyws

In \ dsseTEEs ~ lie Srrar-5rE
wlnSs q the GrsaE Eastern Railway
aoUrany, FL sIaasL SOME Interesting te-
tlLs are gwen x RE AaHeiuIlbs eErandat
towards t@@ employees 4 lla eau11any
There Il AZ accident fnmlL I'd yhgr1 III
ths er1PL0Ees sGbssrthss 4 1els8nu 1m6
= savings bank -8VCGGaE. AMI a eaGcI-
gi0Gs disease fza,L Tie lrsfErrEon AZ
Tia three HrsC fLntR Is dnIe ul rlr chair
Elan % EEe company lIe AIsr IL L WORK
Hens movement entirely IlG II 4EGei-
AEE STE a. II only prevents he Ie-
p-vIu1n u tie members al.aIs 4 slI3~
pcrT when Host assfiasL. bur by -
moving c3e r1sE Involved By amending
their d1Eles when dissas4sNwsxl Ileic
ELlzts- prevents tile sDr211T EEELBn
4E-gG- their s~1gpEa1=s F~hjr2Qaay
ZaEsE0usiE e8T@rs evg-T s~IbAsrfuH.un 80
IlE accident rIln fnf BenaauH amt vim
Ar etVZL a418UnE aIlHvs Z 1er cent u
terps- saE savings bank dsDsslns. Infs
supports L SieEEe Ild IEr Ms-EIua
and E~egaIazll school Helr rIg works
which HIS 4 Ghrarv auwT-E - -lHN
Fg%zas@ DEaEr privileges Ira EeG1G-
81 Gy the eguapHlT uR lle4r eEuDiares
every al@ ~ whom. h@ElErs lArTsIg -Ie:
riZAI 20 UarI guge 4 week vim lIv
LenGhfsc4 20 his LGlsil- -IEiGiuG WIN
amt dependent anon MIN. rd any J0in-
an Ee system IL q Tara u LIZ a nike,
ha5 Lre@ Gays 1BtiduT Ger auUuL
win VHT anal EEAa Baa+es aly7gIe.s
On Lhe eGmgauV's lines hr himself
VIE AID members e ai4 EEulIv Glltag
the I-a II EIurteE4.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-11-09
ABOFE ~ gF4ERg,

4E0EE ALI QEHEE2,
Or Pterezs GzzL3en MsI-caI DG-
- scTsrY IL tae uustlcins tgr tina
kdOcE TGsu be Wiling - believe
thg. periApx IL YcI think q rie
waT rs Sis g. yG ga ArfG1-
that's waaz id amounts 81 n HIT
eaSs where u fails "a Eana1E -
E1r-- your money liz returned
VIM any iCfsEESal or ordinary
Ezs1Cile, rala gsglGn's De aCus
And iE isslit duis, sxespE with the
E~nHnvssYa
In suarv GlseEss eazIsEsi by a
s1rpEt liver or EIIyurs EiCCG, Ems
EEstciIs VIII certainty esIrs. F8r
the mnst JaIbUnrn -Iau Eaa 9talp
Diseases ina worst casnlsef SGrCf-
GlE- sraa Consumption or lang
ErurIIa IA rs earlier ssAgs NDt
Ear GwgpabsiIE. Liver Complaint, >
sM eSzry EIIEtrst IlrnanE nothing az
Fssnsa = ~ q rsula1tT.
sek~ng ssss Ir any price B raalv IA
@c& fe1 pay only Ter sle gGCd F1a EaE
~ s1ars linn msra rssief-ifs 4 cEr1Ass
- EsT1lasnG sit9's, EliHS yGST gs5 WITH Or
n49s CA1arr1 E9nafy The Jr1priesor5
- ss1 Fswarzt snr any mG,u.ahis sass
q CstarRn
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-11-09

r-dsru1,rf Is xusr Ha - &e&sa .
.sF1 taygy fsssr = &c GeaSf JE@ EresA
ITf 1880 - s<ezaI1e
rf--r1TrFrr dadf q zTRa.f1sAg
zss-..rratfvy wynHst rUFtzfls9
49, ssugr = l1nssHfurtnE&l Nses -
! s4rs+filssteEHt ffrntn -
fsiS..s .u,I pnusaxx sssrBxns4
@--T-ax8ux r. f~nHunEinH - =
SeAl @Ua zS-asftnz ENKUTr = &A
80 ~ 1yuDr:sEors aaEs~ =. 80 -
rTnrtyp 7Bress. Ihsr flaef 9asr -
1nllaFH for g1Y afs~-
~ saase.s n Z GHl,sHT EM
tr Aid oy 1r1gztks@ H"~
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-11-09

pTrf!S1 s0re r tape weFYn Gsfs
xEsalaG ~ Condemned Il
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-11-09

w. rNi,.za asrs a asrSaEx q n=E
lie .hn~ rnaIss "a his tine ~ -
~ s..as.n bY ayrng q az -
ar
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-11-09

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-03
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Tho Japanese tattoocrs not only pic
turc dragons and flowers and musmecs
on tho bodies OF their patrons, but to
meet the artistic demands OF Europeans
they now produce in colors an exact
photograph OF any cherished friend
whose image the tattsoed person may
desire to have constantly with him.
Many queer signs are displayed Mt the
exposition in Chicago. The two follow
ing arc fair samples: Ladies and all
kinds OF shoes shinel mp for five cents"
Fortune telIin' by Egyptian. We tell
by gift aud don't rely on loarnin'."
\ young man who is known in a,h-
lotto circles us one OF the greatest leap.
ers in the country broke the record in
Chicago on Monday by jumping board
bill OF nearly $500,
In the land OF the Moslem. the coun.
try OF the followers OF Mahomet, a Mos.
lem grave, when once filled in, is never
to be reopened on any account
The Indiana supreme court has de-
cided that no city in that state has the
right to regulate the price at which
natural gas should be furnished.
Ana rmlcss boy of Middletown. Conn,
named William Mylehrccrt, has com.
pIeied tho painting OF u wagon. His
Toe, did the work.
Thousands OF linnets were noticed in
Spokane. Wash, after severe storm
tue other day. Liuaets are not indigo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-03

StaHe Pres Timex
Mrs. sain, living near Lake Union,
has little yellow dog" with strange
passion for flowers, and this passion
has caused him to come to grief nearly
every day OF his life.
The dog, after making sure that the
coast is clear, will go into the garden
and pluck a number OF flowers, and
after punching them will lie down and
go to sleep with his nose in them. His
favorte flower is the rose, and he will
invariably bite the stem in two four or
five inches below tho blossom, and will
be careful not to injure the flower itself.
II he seesn flower beyond his reach he
will jump against the bush until he has
borne the stalk down so that he can
reach it with his mouth, and has done
this so often that he is becoming quite
an expert. He is often seen wandering
around the garden with some choice
flower in his mouth, but never mani
tests any desire to destroy the flower.
All his actions indicate that he enjoys
the perfume of the flowers. and his ns-
thetic taste is not satisfied unless he can
rub his nose in bunch OF roses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-03
A LITTLE NONSENSE.

"How about Miss TrueheNrt's we'd
ding? Was it old fashioned and simple
and" Mrs. Flyhigh-Simple? Well,
! should say so! She married a man
for love, when she could have had one
worth half a miIIion.-Chicago Inter
OCEAN
Mrs. Smythe-"Beforo we were mar
ried you used to pretend that you liked
to have me sit on your lap for an entire
evening" Smythe-"Ycs; and YOU
used to pretend that you preferred to
sit in chair. "-Puct.
Watts-How did you como ont in
your little wrestle with the Chicago
meat market? Potts-I went after
wool and got worsted.-lnuianapo.s
Journal
Dunravon is mistaken. At this sea-
son hay fever, not govt, is considered
au iait in this country.-New York
World.
1.-THE race problem has a bright out.
look in Roanoke" "Yes; it's the burn
ing question there. "-AttantG CORStitu'
ton.
"WelI, see the editor has found az
opening ut last" "Whorew "Out in
the ccmetery.-AtldRtG Constitution.
Abyprocrite is 4 man who, IN trying
to fool everybody else, only fools him.
self.-Ram'8 Horn.
A man is never the friend OF n wo-
man if he can DO her lover:-NelC York
Recorder
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-03
PERSONAL POINTS.

Oliver W. Mink, one OF the trustees
OF the estate OF the late FredericI; J..
Ames, Is second vice president and
comptroller OF the Union Pacific lines
and Express Company He began lie
as a telegraph operator on the New
York Central, and is now but forty
three years old.
Mr.. Burnc-Jones, the English artist,
Is engaged upon the interesting task OF
painting n portrait OF Mr.. Gladstone's
youngest granddaughter, Dorothy
Drew. This little blue eyed maiden oil
three years is said to resemble the
grandfather startlingly.
Captain A. T. Mahan has prepared
for the atlantic Monthly 4 paper entitled
1.-THE Isthmus and Sea Power" 1t is
an inquiry into the future history OF
the United States in the event OF the
opening OF tho Nicaragua canal.
Captain Francis Martin, Of Detroit is
the Oldest commissioned officer IN the
United States revenue marine service.
He is in his ninety-fourth year, and as
there is no retired list in the service he
is on the active list.
Sir John Gladstone, nephew oil the
Grand Old man, is q tall, broad shout
dered young giant as ardent Il Conser-
vative as his uncle is tho reverse, ana
ono OF tho most extensive whisky dis
tillers in Scotland.
Mr.. Nathan, 4 mulatto, was sold into
slavery as n boy forty years ago in
Georgia, has Just converted property in
that state into funds, said to amount to
100000, preparatory to removing to
New York to live.
James A. Garfield is to have monu-
ment in Fairmount park, Philadelphia.
Tho sum OF $4,000 has already been
raised to pay Tor the monument and
Augustus St. Gaudens has been selected
rs its designer.
Ibsen's deepest regret is that he does
not speak English, and cannot there
fore reach the hearts Of the people.
Nearly all the other dramatic writer's
seem to be trying to reach their pockets.
The Rev. 3. D. Zweizig, a Lutheran
clergyman at Reading Pa, performed
his 2,3O0th marriage ceremony on We'd
nesdaY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-03
Vnn Alien n Staycr,

Mr.. j. Van Allen is entitled to a GER
tain sort of admiration and n good deal
OF it. With his own good hard cash he
bought the Italian mission from the
Democratic party. The only contin-
gency about it was the ability OF the
Democratic party to deliver tho goods.
BY strange freak OF the popular
fancy the Democratic party had that
mission at its disposal along with some
other plumber The obligation had
then matured; Mr.. Van Allen had paid
Tor the Job at the time when the Demo-
cratic party would have sold the chance
for even less money; and the Demo
cratic party, operating through Presi-
dent Cleveland, chief Of its beneficial
rics, kept its word.
AIR. Van Allen got the nomination &c.
soriing to agreement. He refuses to
be bought oil by the return OF his
money, Ii the Democratic party is in
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-03

There is big scandal case on trial in
New York at present, and the attor-
neys on both sides arc resorting to the
most desperate measures to make an
impression on the jury. 1t was there.
fore very startling to tho prosecuting
attorney to be informed that few days
ago two attorneys for the defense were
seen drinking with three jurynlen, aud
that they remained together over an
hour.
The defendants attorneys claim that
the meeting was purely accidental, and
that tho case on trial was not even re-
motley referred to during tho whole
course of the conversation. AS the
court has not ruled on the matter, it is
not known whether the alleged acct
dental meeting will have the effect OF a
mistrial or not.
But there is a point outside OF ques-
ton OF law, and that is that no sell
respecting lawyer would so conduct
himself as to give cause for the slightest
imputation that he was tampering with
jurors. If the meeting was accidental, MS
asserted, tho lawyers ought to have
been satisfied with only brief inter-
change OF courtesies, and then have
withdrawn. An accidental meeting OF
that character should not have lasted
IN hour. From any point OF view the
meeting was O bad one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-03

case book shows that 4 large number OF
new patients, residents in Columbus
and adjoining towns and states, have
placed themselves under treatment dur
ing the past month. The France Med
ical Institute has the largest and finest
collection OF instruments and appliances
and the most eminent corps OF phys
icians and surgeons in the United
States. II you are suffering from any
form OF chronic disease that has bailled
the skill Of others, call and have your
case examined, and they viii tell you
nj once ii your case is durable or not.
Many diseases arc SO deceptive that
hundreds Of persons have them before
they even suspect it; they know they
are not well, but arc ignorant Of the
cause. Arc you afflicted? Your case
may now be durable. Call before the
disease has worked irreparabIe injury,
One or more OF the examining phys
icians and surgeons can always be con-
suited free NJ charge at the Institute, IS
and 10 West Gay street, Columbus. O.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-03
HIS AFFIDAVIT.
II VIII Make People Believe His
Wonderful Story.
Here is the Whole Matter Exactly as
it Happened.

STATE OF NEW lOEk, 90
COuNTr or " AsIlSGroE, -
Luciru Rold, OF Whitehall. y. y, being by
Inc day sworn, dcposcs and says that some years
ago lie suffered very greatly with Insomnia, ncr-
yous prostration aud his body was covered with
sores, causing him great palm aud annoyance.
That his head wisso covered with sores that he
was hnrlly able to comb or even brush his haIr,
so great was the pain it oreasoncd.
Thut lie consulted the local physicians " It'll
out successful result; that he took quantities OF
medicine with no benefit whatever; that physi-
clans told him his disease was inCurlblc aud he
had come to that same conclusion himself and
had made up his mind to go to 4 hospital and
await death
That just about this time he learned about Dr.
GTeeHe5 Se.vwra blood aRI nerve remedy,
which he began tou5c. That this remedy en-.
tircly relieved aud cured him. healed and dried
up hi, SORES enabled him to sleep soundly and
comfortably and restored him to his ordinary
yigor aud vitality, In short, made a sound aud
well Iauu OF him, so tina. he was fully able to
work at his occupation aud has done 30 since
that time.
That he attributes his recovery to pr, GSeenc's
Ecryura blood aud nerve remedy, as it restored
him when everybody and everything else had
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-03
Ghe GataligsnGHr
WHEELING. ocr0nEN 3. 1sOs.


Not that it will require forty hours to
represent it on the stage, but that it was
written in that time-score and libretto
ON wager. An attRche Of one OF the
New York theatres bet 500 with anoth-
or theatrical man that he could write
a one act operetta in forty-eight hours.
He was taken up, and locked in a room
with piano and writing materials and
enough sandwiches to stay any pangs OF
hunger that might come on while the
frenzy lasted. lie finished his work
eight hours ahead OF time. and deliver
cd the manuscript to three gentlemen
who are to pass on the merits OF the
production, ii it has any.
The author OF the iorty.hour frenzy
when let out OF his room said he would
not 90 through such an ordeal again for
the finest block OF buildings in Now
York.
But what may this lunacy lead to?
1t will no doubt dovelope into a craze,
and we will soon hear OF men wagering
to write novel in SO many given
hours, or attempting to perform icats Of
like character, and then dime museums
will be filled with these freaks at SO
many dollars per week. In TACT, an en-
terprising manager has already offered
the author OF tho forty-hour compost
ton a fine salary to go on his stage and
let the people look at him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-03

nous to that portion OF the state. and
much speculation was caused by their
presence.
"Thc Star spangied Banner" is an
adaptation OF "Anacreon in Heaven"
composed by DR.. Samuel Arnold, oil
England, in ITO.
A syndicate Of United States capital
lists arc arranging to establish an OK
tensive pin factory at Guaymas, in the
state Of Sonora.
Three daily papers were started in
Perry-a fresh town in the Cherokee
strip-on the day the settlers OF the
town arrived.
The holes often observed to appear in
marble which has for n period re-
manned in sea water arc caused by an
insect.
Tho San Francisco trolley road has
special car 10 carry the dead to the
cemeteries.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-03
SCIENTISTS have discovered new
form OF madness, and call it paranoia--
a sort OF running mate with paresis.


The tariff thinkers at Washington have
evolved new name for destroying the
protective principle OF tho tariff,
namely-"co Compensatory reductions.
1t is all the same, and the object OF the
free trade Democrats cannot DO dis
guised under any such high sounding,
and apparently harmless phrase.
Tho dispatches, by the way, state that
Chairman Wilson is greatly puzzled by
the demand OF many Democrats in West
Virginia for the rctontion OF duties on
coal and iron. Come to think OF it, we
believe we have heard something oithat
kind before.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-03

During my term OF service in the
army l contracted chronic diarrhUa,"
says A. f. Bending, Of HaIscy, Oregon.
"Since then have used n great amount
OF medicine, but when found any that
would give me relief they would iniure
my stomach, until Chamberlnin's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhna Remedy was
brought to my notice. ! used It and
will say it is the only remedy that gave
me permanent relief and no bad results
follow" For sale by Charles l. Goetze,
Will ". irwin, Chris. F. Schuepf, Chas.
Menkemeller, YIN. Z. Williams, s. L.
Brice, \, +. Scheolc, VIII Menkemeller,
John Coleman. Richards Il McElroy,
Wheeling; Bowie K Co, Bridgeport,
and 3. F. Peabody & Son, Bcnwood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-03

Since its first introduction, Electric
Btters has gained rapidly in popular
favor, until now it is clearly in the lead
among pure medicinal tonics and altera.
tivos-containing nothing which per.
mi,s its use rs beverage or intoxicant,
it is recognized as the best and purest
medicine for all ailments OF Stomach,
Liver or Kidneys.-It will cure sick
Headache, Indigestion, CONSTIPATION,
and drive Malaria from the system.
Satisfaction guaranteed with each bottle
or the money will be refunded. Price
only soc per bottle, Sold by Logan Drug
Company. :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-03

b'S"E"' Nt"ps'W'
Governor MacCorilc has been before
the ways and means committee in be-
half OF protective tariff on coal. I'M
doubleday the Democracy OF West Nir-
ginia deserved better from 4 man upon
whom they bestowed the high official
position OF governor OF the state than
they have received by this unexpected
and unCaled for action OF Governor
MacCorkle. 1t was 4 shock to Dcmoc-
racy, and is inconsistent with his utter.
anccs in the last campaign.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-03

Formerly OF New York, now the cole
brated examining physician of The
France Medical and Surgical Institute,
Columbus, Ohio, by request OF many
friends and patients, has decided to
visit Bridgeport, Sherman House. Tues.
day, October 10; Bellaire, Windsor
Hotel, Thursday, October r. Consul
tation and examination free and strict
ly confidential, from 8 i. IN. TO 6 p. IN,
ono day only.