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"But found thRtit was not soln this oass l
have not taken 1t now for somo time and It's re-
suits are Just US good and permanent
Unjust tell you am like now person. l
have an excallent appetite, eau eat anythin and
everything. and feel bnoyant and ambitious.
~ cannot express half want TO- aud all this
Is perfectly true, as ali my friends and acqualnt
anCes arc knowing TO all tho facts.
~ never expected tobc cured, as my case had
been OF so long standing. hoped for nothing
more than relief for awhile; but am cured, per
fectly cured. Yes, | do not hesitate to say that
through tho blessing OF God and DR., Groone's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy am COM
pletely cured
Such Is tho lOdy's remarkable story, and We
doubt II such wonderful cures hayc ever before
been made as arc effected by this truly valuable
discovery, Or. Greeno's Ncrvura blood aud nerve
remedy.
It's fact that everybody need spring mod
icine, something to tonO up Rndstrcngthen the
nerves, lnvlgorate the blood and start up
healthy action Of tho organs; and no medicine
in the world so perfectly and completely does
this as Dr. Geeno's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy, It's the ideal spring invlgorant and
restorative.
All can secure It's great benefits, al II Is for
sale by druggists for 81. IT'S, too, purely veg
etablc and harmless medicine. tho prescription
in fact OF the well.known. successful specialist,
in nervous and'chronic diseases, Dr. Greene, Of
50 W. 18th street, Now York, who can boconsnlt-
cd free OF charge. personally or by letter.
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AGOOD SHOW

We are always advising you to
advertise, and to keep on advertis
ing, but that does not cover the
ground entirely. Of course, you
Should make your advertising effec.
tive-ifan electric light be available,
YOU should not use a "tallow dip"
10 light the path to your store,
What do we mean by that' Sim.
ply that the more conspicuous, the
more artistic, the, more attractive,
the more original you make your ad.
vertisements, the more people will
see and read them, and the more
customers you will have to con.
tribute to your cash-drawer.
Study effects in bold pretty type
good matter may be spoiled by
ugly dressing. Seek to catch the
eye by a display Of good taste in the
style and arrangement Of your an.
nouncement.
Above all, let 1t be bold enough to
be easily read. Don't vex a reader
by veXing his or her eyesl
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Farmers Institute.
lclaI pispalel . az Inlellgn:er.

Special Dtspulch 10 nc InteIlCen:er'
MARrINsBURd, W. Va, Feb. 24.-The
farmera' institute held an interesting
session to-day. The meeting was called
to order by the president, and Mr.. j.
Hanson light read lengthy and inter-
esting paper on the elements Of pure
blood for breeding purposes The sub
jecr was discussed for several hours by
the members of the organization, Mr.,
Gilbert p. Miller, the largest fruit
grower in West Virginia, read a paper
on fruits and the adaptability OF the
different kinds OF soil for the different
varieties OF fruits. Mr.. Charles j, Sic
bert, prominent farmer OF Berkeley
county, offered resolution calling u
mass meeting of the citizens OF the
county to meet at the court house on
Saturday, March IL, to take some action
towards the improvement of tho coun-
tyroads. Tho resolution was discussed
pretty fully and strongly opposed by q
few members, but the present miserable
condition OF the roads helped the adyo-
Gates OF the movement and the reSolu-
ton was adopted.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Girls
W. who have had experience a, sElrrIos'
In tableware glass factory Ia wofl, ia nei,sA
boring town; best wages and steady work Ia IN,
rlght parties must haye references as 20 ability
Office, nm s5A
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Hon. II. +. Kidd Fails.

Special Dispatch TO nc IntIIigeac.r
CHENILLE, W.. VA, Feb. 24.-General
surprise was manifested here last
evening upon the announcement that
Hon. R. F. Kidd, Of this place, had
made an assignment in favor of his
creditors. 1t is thought his liabilities
will run from $4,000 to $4,000, and
little hope is entertained that he will
be able to meet them. Mr.. Kidd is one
of the most prominent Democratic
politicians in the state, being twice be-
fore the state convention for the nomi-
nation OF attorney general, and Is at
present an aspirant for the district
attorneyship. The whole affair is deep
ly deplored byeveryone.
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Deserving Praise.

We desire to say to our citizens that
for years we have been selling DR..
Kings New Discovery for consumption,
DIR. Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's
Arnica salve and Electric Bitters, and
have never handled remedies that sell
as we'll, or that have given such uni
yersal satisfaction. We do not hesitate
to guarantee them every time, and We
stand ready to refund the purchase
price If satisfactory results do not fol-
low their use. These remedies have
won their great popularity purely on
their merits. Logan Drug Company,
DrnpRista.
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS;
editorial ROOmsa.o,+sI, Counting lIoOm,,..4lG
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WEELING DAILY NTEIIIGENOER SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 25 1888

il he should outllve the completion OF
his ninth seven years he would recover.
He did not.
Thunder storms are more frequent in
Java than in any other part of the
world there beingan average OF ninety
seven days in each year on which they
occur.
A slit in a piece OF paper, even though
it be not more than l-4O,OOOth OF IN
inch in width, is sufficient to admit
light to the human eye.
Chinese botanists can grow oaks in
thimbles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-25

Corporation Influence in the Cabinet,
The Springfield Republican, which is
usually we'll posted about New England
men and things, confirms the report
that Mr.. olney, who is to be Mr.. Cleve-
lands attorney general, receives about
$4,000 year from the practice OF his
profession, and that he is counsel for
the Boston & Maine railroad, the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe and the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy.
The point OF all this is, that ii Re-
publican President had chosen for
attorney general the counsel for three
big railroad corporations tho Democrats
would have been in full cry and the
assisting Populists would have echoed
the gentle strain.
Mr.. Cleveland, being SO much bigger
and better than everybody and every
thing else in this great country, may do
as he pleases. 1.-THE king can do no
wrong"
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FhltPpl RepHb'ledN
Barbour county ships, in the shape OF
butter, eggs and poultry, not less than
100000 annually but about all this
money is spent abroad for bread stutls,
meats and rough feed that should be
raised here. Let our farmers stop COM
planning about hard times and stop this
terrible leak by raising the grains,
meat and rough feed that is now ship
ped into this county.
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Conklinc and Mckinley.

1t lie recalled that about the time Of
Roscoe Conkling's resignation from tho
senate the suicide OF a friend developed
tho startling fact that Mr.. Conkling was
on that friends paper for nearly $780,
900. This he set to work to pay by his
earnings at the New York bar. Within
two years he had wiped out tho debt,
and in tho seven years OF his active
practice no earned moro than half a
million dollars.
Its believed that III Governor McKin-
Icy wero to go to New York ho would
soon retrieve his fortune at the bar. 1t
is also believed that ho will no. 80 there.
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VOL with nshesl
1T for those who don't
,AsCd by - -- -
-Anglomrdid.
!, OF sdliiBury, N. O., ID
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You Mood Nol Die to Rgap IlonOill,.

A good Investment in life, protection
In death, Is tho result obtained by n
combination formed by tho Eastern
Building aud Loan Association, Of SYRIA
cusc, N. ", aud the National Life In
surAncO Association, OF Hartford, Conn,
under q definite contract.
Fully paid up stock $500 por share)
pays per cent per Unnum.
All secured by frat mortgages on i'm.
proved city property. V
For further Information or npenry
apply to A. Roedor 4 Son, BellNire, o.,
managers for Wost Virginia or to
Michael SIon, agent, Fulton, w. Va.
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SOME sTArE OPINIONS.
an Honor to Her,

ParGqtburg Journal
To Mrs. Joseph R. Ruffner, OF Charles
ton, ia largely due the credit for the
passage of the bill for the prevention OF
cruelty to children. She went before
the judiciary committee and made an
earnest and eloquent plea for the child
rem. Before she made her appeal il
was thought that the fate OF the bill
was sealed; but her efforts encouraged
the friends Of the measure and, taking
renewed courage, they finally secured
its passage. All honor to Mrs. Ruiner.
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This Is Too Cruel.


hdRoVNd NOUS
General G, c, Watts and Joseph S.
Miller are agGln in the field for Office.
Watts wants to be district attorney and
Miller commissioner OF internal reve-
nue. Will some one who is old enough
please inform us when these gentlemen
were not wanting office, as We can't re-
call the time when they we're not hold
ing an office or seeking one.
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Good Appointment.
Ee,lsrr Echo.

We learn from II. G. Pownall, Esq,
that it is settled that L. B. Gilkerson,
ESQ.,, OF Romney, is TO be appointed col
lector OF internal revenue for the district
of West Virginia, in the place OF Hon,
A. B. White. We think the appoint
ment is as good as Mr.. Cleveland could
make, even with all the material at his
command.
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Adds injury to Insult.
Roans County Record,

RoaM County Record
The Democrats of Roane county are
not only Democrats in theory but also
in practice, and the Record has tho first
one to hear from who is pleased with
Cleyeland's putting Gresham at the
head OF the nation. The frat office in
the land is q pretty cool slam on Demo-
cratic enthusiasm. Gresham has been
a candidate for President before Repub-
lican conventions for years, and now for
Cleveland to place him at the head OF
affairs is adding insult to injury,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-25
York TINES (4ugvump,)

Nel0 IoTE Il7@ (4uqWHmpI
90 The cabinet promises to be strong
one, thoroughly united in sentiment
and purpose with Its chief, and OF un-
usual efficiency. 1t will have its troubles
and difficulties. The work it has to
perform is arduous and far from simple.
But its opportunities are great, and 1t
will enter upon its service with q re-
markable degree OF confidence on the
part OF good citizens OF all parties.
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THE CABINET.
A Cleveland Amllr,

PiaSbWgh Dispaich tElll
There is little or no indication that
the President-elect has been biased
by geographical, political or any con-
siderations other than the desire TO
permeate his cabinet so far as may be
with men OF his own way Of thinking.
November witnessed q Cleveland rather
than a Democratic triumph, and the
next four years are to show a CleVe-
land rather than a Democratic admins
tration,
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The Trouble is

To keep the public informed as
to innumerable LittleThinss
we keep in stock. In fact We
can hardly remember them all
ourselves. In the last few days
we have added:
Rubber DaiO Stamps changed In
n inOment) at soc.
Simplex Printers, four sizes, for
making 9 to 100 copies Of any
writing from SO TO 81.
Italian Wax Matches, 10 Cents a
dozen boxes.
Portuguese 0ranga Wood Picks,
20 Cents n Bundle.
We are always wide awake
for any practical novelties
FRANK STANTON,
(sucurssor TO Stanton & Davenpoul
BOOKSELLER AND STArIOSbR
fcls WHEELING. W, VA
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WdsNlNJI0N tIuF VINuI
There is no lack of legal talent in the
big aggregation, for seven out OF the
eight have practiced law successfully,
Take it all and all, there is no fault to
be found with Mr.. Cleveland's choice.
He will be surrounded by practical
men on whose judgment the country
may safely rely.
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Tho INTELIaESCEB, embracing is several
editions. Is entered In the PostOtice ut Wheel
ing. W. Va, Gs second.class matter.
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Mr. MITCHELL our English visitor OF
fame, is under the impression that he
could easily clea1upIfh elIkdl6 -blSrsted
country. If he will try his hand sue
cessiully on our streets we shall DO
ready to admit that he is person to be
considered seriously.
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Must Grin and Bear 1t.

The Democrats are not as we'll pleased
with the appointment of Judge Gres-
ham as they would have been with a
Democrat. Still all who voted for
Cleveland know that he prefers his own
pet ideas to the great party that elected
him and SO we will have to put up with
what he does.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-25

IT 10 unjust to find fault with Chair.
man Harrity for trying to feel tho pulse
Of Democratic congressman on tho silver
question. Mr.. Harrlty is proxy for Mr..
Cleveland, and tho principal is tho man
10 rake. Ba. tho principal in this case
has long, heavy rake himself, and the
statesmen have no desire to feel Its
sharp teeth.
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So Soon Forgotten.
Richie Ga.eM.

HlIcNN Ul-tNt'
]. capehart received the support of
the Peoples party in this district but
now that the time has como to select
postmastera and such, his memory has
been affected. In an absent minded
way he misses the Peoples party men
every time Even in his dreams he
sees nothing but Democrats.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-25

II Kaiulani know tho dear delights Of
being an American cltisonoss she would
not yearn for tho throne Of hor dusky
ancestors She would DO more than
content to take n dot from hor Uncle
Sam and DO annexed to somo likely
young American. Unfortunately for
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-25

WHEN General Neal Dow says there
are 1000 habitual druukards in the pro-
hibition state of Mains-prohibitiOn for
more than a generations he sets the
rest Of the country 70 thinking.
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HARmsBuRG, Pa, Fob. 9l.-Govornor
Pattlaon has appointed Judge EIcydrick,
Of Franklin, to tho vacancy ontho bench
by the resignation Of Chief Justice Pax
son to accept the Reading railroad ro-
coiYership.
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The make-up Of the new cabinetgives
color to the thought that the ak of
Adlai will not get a full swing on dur
ing the next four years. 1t may be
that Adlai will resign in disgust from
the tail.end OF such an administration.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-25

A LITTLE boom is being nuued for
Henry George, who desires to serve
his country and tho Democratic party
as consul at Manchester, England.
Since tho Democratic party has come
pretty well up to Mr.. Georges idea of
the tariff it may as we'll go further and
adopt his views on the question Of the
Manchester consulship.
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THE entente cordiule, which We do
not pretend to understand, appears to
have lost its hold among tho brethren
of the able Pittsburgh press. 1t is all
along of the recent local election up
that way.
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Could not be notter.
Dapis Tiu,sS

Davis 7imeG t4.
1t is thought that President Glevel
land will appoint Joseph Miller. Of
this state, internal revenue commits
sioner. He could do no better, as this
gentleman filed the position to n letter
during Mr.. Cleveland's former term.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-25

AN aluminium violin was played in q
Cincinnati concert. The chief merit OF
the instrument seems to DO it's novelty.
Aluminium seems to be good for almost
everything, but nobody has yet sug-
gested that it restores the hair to bald
heads. Something should be done for
the bald heads.
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What DO You wantq

sheph1dSto,ra Registcr. MN
Cur senators and representatives
ought to get together and divide the
federal patronage for West Virginia
equitably and peacefully. And don't
forget the eastern panhandle.
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In these closing days Of Congress
why is it that no Democrat. filed with
righteous indignation and congressional
tea, rises maiestically to denouuce the
Billion Dollar OongressP Has greater
than the Billion Dollar Congress
doomed up to cast its dark shadow DER
once smiling land2 lloN.-.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

WANTED-To RENT THRFS
w Rooms teltrally located. ii, st
housekeeping State terms, etc Adlr.,, KY
N, this olllGe ~
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Wheeling, w. Va, FIJ. q, 1893.
Grent in Defeat.

PRisDurah Times tRep)
Pittsburgh contemporaries may pitch
into tho Tins all they want to, for they
cannot deprive it OF tho sweet consol0-
ton that the Lord loveth whom He
chastenesh.
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Good Enough.
Philadelphia Record (Dm)

Individually and collectively the gem
tlemen selected by Mr.. Cleveland as his
official advisers will compare favorably
with any similar number OF men in
public life in the country.
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MAJOR HALFoRD, late of the white
house, now OF the pay corps, U, S. A,
has fallen into remarkably pleasant
Job for raw recruit. Rd'arS Iotted to
the conclusion that Major Halford is no
ordinary man.
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Fntnlly Crushed.

Special Dispatch 10 The Intelltgcaeer.
SrEuBENvILLE, ONO, Feb. 24.-While
coupling cars at the Jefferson Iron
Works this evening George Logan was
caught and fatally crushed.
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ACommondablo Act,

Hampshire Review.
We commend the legislature for re-
fusing to pass DR.. Meetings. resolution
opposing the opening OF the Worlds
Fair on Sunday.
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Commercial Gazette lRep.l

FNlS5ur0N COMMERCIAL GQicle IRepl
lie IMr. Cleyelandl has entered upon
the very dubious experiment OF demon
strating how much greater he is than
the party that made him.
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The West virginian who wants a
slice OF something nice from Mr.. cleve-
land will do we'll to pay his court to
Mr.. VIM. L. Wilson, on whom the
shadw of the throne falls as a mantle.
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On second thought, don't clean the
streets. Let them remain as they are
to be a monument to what the people
have learned to tolerate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-25

If you are tired and never hungry,
Hoods sarsaparilla will make you feel
strong and well, and give you hearty
annette. 10
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ACLEvElAND man broke his wite's
iaw-probably to induce her to mend
her ways.
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The business man was not in demand
when Mr.. Cleveland went to make up
his Jewels, but;theigyyeF were around
in great shape. Is this a country Of
lawyersP
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How easily tho Kansas Populists
move tho capital of thoir state. 1t
would DO no trick at all for them to
moyo tho state itself.
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The proposed dollar popular sub
scription to a fund for the benefit of
Governor Mckinley is good ono.
There must be hundred thousand per-
sons in this country who would be glad
to give dollar each as slight token OF
their appreciation OF the faithful public
servant. A fund so raised would place
Governor Mckinley under no obligation
that could ever embarrass him.
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Allm Accord,

NcO York Eveaag World (DeuL)
The cabinet ia safe one, and all its
members are in hearty accord with MIR.
Cleveland's policy.
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A FEW more Republicans in the new
cabinet might have made the admins
tration an assured success Is itpossi-
BILE to have too much Of good thing?
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Tho three Oldest known pieces OF
wrought iron in existence are the sickle
blade that was found by Belzoni under
the base Of the Sphinx in Karnac, near
Thebes; the blade found by Colonel
Vyse imbedded in the mortar OF one oil
the Pyramids, and portion Of cross
cut saw which Mr.. Layard exhumed at
Nimrud-all Of which are now in the
British Museum.
America has furnished to the world
tho character OF Washington. And II
our American institutions had done
nothing else, that alone would have en-
titled them to the respect Of mankind.
Daniel Webster.
Elisha Candce has boon running an
engine on the Wabash road, between
1T. Wayne and Lafayette, Indiana,
since 1864, and during that timo, he
asserts, no has never been the cause OF
an accident.
God bloss tho man who sprlnklcs now
His sidewalk vol With hshesl
The language IT for those who don't
IL hou al I,e-
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Samuel canib, oFsdiGbury, N. O., lie
tho father Of baby ten months old,
who wOighs twenty-five pounds, meas
ures eighteen inches around the waist,
and stands two feet and five inches
high.
While this country feels q iust pride
In having given George Washington
birth, II IL something for England TO
know that his ancestors were for goncr.
atoms among hor gentry
Tho Washington monument in Wash.
inglon Ia the highest In tho world, be.
Inv 555 feet high, aud was dedicated in
1885. Tho corner stono was laid by
President Polk on July 4, 1913.
A boy who lives on Indian river,
Florida, has taught largo alligator, IL
Is claimed, TO swim the river whilo he
rides upon Its back Just as though tho
gator was horse.
Mr.. Blaine was supcrstitious in regard
10 the number seven, and believed that
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InEARrIY recommend Salvation Oil
for neuralgia, for IL acts like charm.
]. s. McCaolIey, 53S N. Gay St, BALTIC,
Md